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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-02-16

DREUSING & ERNEST,
- III. Brensng1 (Arthur J. Ernest,)
UPHOLSTERERS AND FURNITURE DEALERS.
Carpets, Mattings and Oil Cloths cleaned and
laid. Furniture covers made to order All orders
will receive prompt attention, and satisfaction
guaranteed.
No. 24O Julia street, between Baronne and Dry
AIDES, New Orleans. nos ly
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PHILLIPS

WILLIAM PHILLIPS, UNION STA.
w bles, No. l80 Caiope, near st. Charles street
has cry accommodation in the line of Pleasure
and Fam ly carriages such as hacks brettes, phas
tons, buggies. etc. for the use of the public, and
at rates to correspond with the stringency Of the
times. All hacking done below tariff rates Or.
ders for weddings, balls, picnics races, etc, will
be attended to so to guarantee satisfaction. ]
am also prepared to hire vehic. .es laloDe) to par
ties having their own horses. iel6 lv
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BABCOCK FIRE kXTINGUISHER
Combines the original French patents and twelve
American improvements, which have been sustain
ed by the United States courts.
Has been adopted by the United States govern
ment and by the Board of Supervising Inspectors
of Steamboats,, with the approval of the Secretary
of the Treasury, the leading railway lines and by
many of the prominent ocean and inland steam
ship companies, and is in almost daily use by the
fire departments of the principal cities of the
Union. 1t has the emphatic and practical ndorse
ment of the wsest and most successful under.
writers; but its prime Recommendation is in its
record of solid work done
Over One Thousand Actual Fires Put Out,
and More than $S,OOO,OOO Worth
of Property Saved from the Flames!
For machines or any desired information address
A. NJ GRANGER Geueral Agent
Or call and see the machines at No. l9 Canal
street, New Orleans. fet 3m
CONTINENTAL BANK NOTE COM.
~ PANY-This company having established an
office in New Orleans is now pI epared to receive
orders for every description of STEEL ENGRAVED
WORK for the use of Banks, Insurance Raiload and
other corporations ard for commercial purposes.
Specimens may be seen and information obtained
at the office of the Company, No. u Carondelet
street, New Orleans, to which place all cOmmuni-
cations should be addressed.
ia3O I'm J. L. MESERvE, Special Agent.
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When this ode had been sung, the Grand
Chaplain read prayer to invoke bless
ing. Whereupon the Grand Treasurer,
taking his stand near the stone proceeded
to place in the copper box intended to be
buried in the corner stone the following
documents: Officers Of the first Grand
Lodge of Louisiana, established in 1918.
Present officers Of the Grand Lodge, Chap
ter, Consistory, Commandery and Council.
Copies of the daily papers. Parchment
records. Constitution of the United States,
enclosed IN an oblong copper case about the
size of match box.
The copper box was then sealed.
Slowly, and while the lines strained at
every fibre, the great stone began to lift,
sturdy arms at the windlass performing the
work. A deep hush is upon the assembly.
The officers and attendants stand near with
grave and solemn expression, as the stone
moves under the strain higher and higher
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-02-16

Let notes of gladness tell
Thoughts that each bosom swell,
The work begun
Hopes joyous thoughts we bring,
While to our Heavenly King
Friends now united sing,
Hearts joined as one.
Where laid the cornerstone,
Ever in kindness known
Be mans best good
Though Years shall pass away,
Though human works decay,
Ever by Heavens own ray
Be truth renewed!
May, in proportions true,
Rising to grateful view,
The work ascend!
Long may it safely stand,
Untouched by ruthless hand,
gill, at Heavens last command,
All time shall end
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Over One Thousand Actual Fires Put Out,
and More than SS,OOO,OOO Worth
of Property Saved from the Flames!

For machines any desired informat ton address
A. N. GRANGER. Geueral Agent
Or call and see the machines at No. 10 Canal
street. New Orleans. feil Am
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ARRIVAL. FROM JAPAN
EXPECTATION OF NATIVE RICE

FIRE IN TORONTO
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lC0NTNUED on EIGHTH PAoR I
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NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL CONVENTION
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Fire in Toronto Five Million Dollars
LOss-Meth0dist Book Concern Burned
Fire in Vicksburg-A Hundred Thou
sahd Dollars LOss-Steamship from
hone hong-Large Cargo for Boston
ana New YOrk-Illin0is Central Rail-
read Bridge Broken Down-Ice Gorge
MOving-Damage to Steamboats,. and
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B I TELEG GRAPH .
LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS

A PORT OF DELIVERY
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-22
nUsEp Up.n-What is the precise meaning

"UsED UP.n-What Ia the precise meaning
of this familiar phrase when employed to
signify an unnatural condition of body and
mind? It means exhaustion, languor, want
of vital energy, mental apathy-a pitiable
state of physical and mental helplessness.
The best and, In fact, the only perfectly relia-
bic pauacea for a fused up" system is that
most popular and potent of medicinal stimu-
lants, Hostetter's Stomach bitters. No mat
ter whether the health has been broken down
by excessive labor, over-study, an insalubrl'
GUS atmosphere, anxiety, irregularities IN
diet, dissipation, or any other cause, tnis
powerful and pleasant vegetable restorative
will soon recruit the dropping energies Oh
nature, restoring the Integrity OF the nerves,
and re-establishing that functional regularity
which is essential to animal vlgor and a hope
ful frame of mind. As a cure for debility, IL
all its varied manifestations, Hostetter's stom'
ach Bltters is unapproached by any tonic IN
the materla meGica. oct22-tutns5D&"
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LOCAL LAooNICs.

An extra meeting of the City Council VII
be held this afternoon.
-Muller's Band has been engaged 10 pla.
for the Peedee Fair, which opens at onefaH
fn.mo-row The band leaves for Cheraw tnlf
morning, per Northeastern Railroad.
a aerious fire occurred at Wilmington, N
O.. last Sunday night, which damaged a orics
hn,id,np on North Water street owned by
Messrs. Falooner & soR, to the extent Of
$4,000. .,,o
a horse attached to q buggy containing
AN eminent divine of this city tripped and fell
down at the corner Of Broad and Meeting
directs yesterday morning. No damage wa
done.
-The cotton-house Of Mr.. 3. ]. Lide, neal
Darlington Courthouse, was burned on Thurs
day Last about daylight. 1t is supposed u
TO have been the work OF an ~incendiary. y
unsuccessful attempt to fire 1t had been maze
only q few nights before.
An important sale of real estate 10 an
uoounced to-day BY Messrs. Leitch and BRUINS
The property consists Of the three story oriok
store no. 2s5 King street, and the terms OF
sale are TWO thousand dollars cash and tne
balance not to exceed ak years, with interest,"
at seven per cent. per snnuan.
The schedule of the Mount Pleasant ano
sulltysn,s Island Ferry boats will be changed
tomorrow morning. The first and the last
boat from the city will leave respectively az IL
4. \. and hslEpast s P. NJ, and those tor the
city at liza. n. and half-past 4 p. N. There
VIII be- an extra boat from the city every
Monday morning ct half;past ak o'clock.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-22
The New York Cotton Market.

NEW YORK;, UclODer 10.
The Financial Chronicle ssys: me masKes tne
past week has Improved both IN tone ano ptiIo'
the basis OF the Improvement mas 0een oae
creased animation ard better prices 81 LIserpoo.
but 1t has been assisted by our easier moneJ tnna.
ket, the reports OF frost IN various paLts u y
south, q deficient supply OF cotton az sua u.aer
consignment for this market, ana Inc lSt we
fact that the receipts at our ports. alsaougn lily
continue free, no longer show tnat eAcess,so -,
crease over last year which tney nave ntsI nano
shown. These considerations appear 10 1ase
brought out our spinners as wen as snlppetsS 5,,iU
the market, and the result mas Deen . tsiI.y
active week, With some trlnlng. nuctualIoas
In prices. This upward tendency, however, con,
tinued uniform until the opening OF Tuesaays
business; on that day while cotton on the spoG Mas
nc higher, being scarce for immediate aenvetSc
futures showed come decline, most MARCY ~ so
early mouths, the receipts at the ports LUZ Eae
day aggregating $4,000 bales, anu nus sastns
promise OF an cary supply mere. WEDNESDAY
opened dull and weak for both spot ana Ia nre,
but closed firm. and Thursday openea WIZ q
stronger tone, which wss continued into to,osy,
culplnasing to.nigntin q further advance VI Msa
nc on spot cotton aud ! 16ahc 1or lqGuses, sme
market closing strong at the q vance: luz p.lTso
for futures last reported were OASIS low m.u'
dling) l9Kc for October, IS 1880 lor NovemoH,
1sxc for december, l9Kc for January, ~ 10y
for February, 20Hc for March, ana wy ll
April. The total Sales OF this description Ior jug
week were 81. 800 bales. For mmedlate oenVery
the total sales this week were 16,9o4 oaIes, u
Guiding 6455 for export, 7oS8 for
268 for speculation, and 1858 In Ianslt'
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TIE AMUsEMENT sEAScN.
Opening OF b Academy OF Music POST
pontd for One Might

Opening Of tho Academy OF musio Fost'
pontd for One Night.
A dispatch was received in this city yester.
day announcing that a railroad detention mao
made 1t Impossible for the Pomeros-snedair
concert troupe to reach here to-day, ase4
pected, but promising that they would posi-
lively o e at the Academy OF Music oo'mof-
row "wednesday evening. This troupe
which has been everywhere spoken OF as
brilliant and artistic combination, Is IDLE year
the auant courier of the amusement season III
Charleston for the winter of ls72-73. Tney
will be followed Immediately by Mrs. L. T.
Rowers. the great actress whose name and
merits are familiar to the whole Wofia OF tnea-
re.goers, and who visits Charleston tnis year
under the auspices of Mr.. VIM. E. spaulding, a
manager as widely and favorably known ss
any one In the profession. The same gentle
man promises uB during the winter a visit OF
one week from Nine. Janauschek, commence
ing about January 18th, and WI or three
nights of the inimitable comedian, John Z.
Owens, whose visit to the city last spring Will
be remembered with pleasure by most OF our
readers. A host of. other attractions are
promised by the managers Of the Academy, OF
which due notice will be given hereafter, and
these. with the colossal clrcuses and the va
riety of lesser shows already advertised, seem
to Indicate that there will be no lack OF
amusement tor all tastes aHd classes OF our
citizens during the coming winter.
INT
Leon Brothers are playing In Raleign' Norsn
Carolina.
subscriptlons fer the ten days season OF the
italian Opera Troupe, In New York, ran up
to sixty Thousand dollars In three days.
The old Southern favorites, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Watkins. are working down this way. .
George L. Howard, an actor once well
known In the South, ie drecently at Houston,
Texas, of apoplexy.
The Caroline Riohlngs and c. B. Bishop
Combination play next week In Baltimore.
Miss Lille Eldrldge, who made her debut In
this city In 1869, with Manager Ford, Is star
ring In Kansas City.
b s.Great Foxn and bis Humpty-Dumpty
Company start South In December, and Will
probably pay rs q visit.
The Norris & Norton Comedy Combination
Company commence an engagement IN
Raleigh, North Carolina, on the 10th pro1imo.
Mr.. Bishop, manager and comedian, re-
GENTLY deserted bis. company at St. Johns,
N. B., owing $4,000, about s27oo Of which was
due to the company.
A chronique Parisienne states Thai the d.
rector of the Imperial Theatre of St. Peters
burg has engaged for the operate season In
that city the Marquise de Caux and Nine
Rouzeaud, better known as Adelina Patti and
Christine Nilsson.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

sstsnens, Werner g. Ducker will sell az
O'Clock, at their stores, butter, strips, &c.
PAM B. Lalape d Go. will sell at 10 O'CLOCK
at their store, mackerel, salmon, DC.
william Mckay will sell at 10 O'clock at oil
store, shirtings, 6annels, canary BIRDS &c.
John g. Minor l. Co. will sell at haif'pas'
TO o'clock, attheir store, blankets, dry goooS'
Laurey, Alexander & Co. will sell at nan,
naat 9 O'Clock, at their store, bellies, strips'
DO. -. .ho
Le,tch & Bruins will sell at IL O'clock at the
Postoface, real estate. >,
A. O. McGilivray will sell at IL oeiook' 81
the Postof1ce, real estate.
7 Fraser Mathewes will sell at IL O'CLOCK
ON eouthern wharf, the steamer Water LILY.
Riecke & Peterman viii sell at haif-past :
O'Clock, at their store, bacon, butter, DC.
Henry Cobis d Co. Will sell at haii-past :
O'Clock, at their store, sugar-oured MANS.
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RAIL-. OF TIE WAGNER ARTILLERY CLUB
The second grand annual ball OF the Wagner
artillery Club WILDE given tomorrow even
inc az the Hibernian Hall. Thu organization
n spirited one, composed Of young men be-
longing to the asst German families ofthls city,
al whIoh TACT affords the best guarantee OF
vhst viii bs the nature of the entertainment.
The following Is the committee Of arrange
ments: t~ieutensnts F. J. PIeper, q. B. Week
inp: sargeants J. ). Wagner, J. 81. Kahrs;
corporsls J. q. stslling, George steiber;
Treasurer F. VI. Jesssn; Secretary J. ". Lii
isnshal; n Triest, Q. Biel-
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TIE FRrEpMlNs SAVINGS BANK, at No. "a
Broad street, is now doing q splendid busl-
ness, receiving new deposltors every day from
among the humble but thrifty classes of the
community, and teaching them, by the prac'
tIoal and happy results Of their prudence, the
value of economy.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-22

A MYSTERY OF THE DEEP.-On last satur-
day morning, a party of colored fishermen,
composed Of Peter Rutherford, John Evans,
Peter Walker, William Robinson and B. e.
Maxwell, left Dereei's wharf, near the east
end of Chapel street, in q fishing canoe for
some point of the harbor. The party did not
return that evening, and nothIcg was heard
of 1t until yesterday. Yesterday morning
another fisherman, David Dereef, while
passing near the wreck of the Hoosatonio,
deserted a canoe about twenty-three feet long
floating bottom upwards, aRd brought 1t to land.
Upon exaraination 1t proved to be the boat In
which the above named party had left the city.
The circumstances attending the finding Of the
canoe Impressed the fisherman with the belief
that it had been cspsized at some distance
from land, and that the party 1t contained hsd
all been drowned. 1t Is possible, however,
that the crew may have swan to shore Or
been picked up by a passing boat.
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unchanged. Pork firm; stock light; $llai4 50.
Lard quiet; summer Bake. Bacon shoulders
eXc;. held at exc; jobbing sales clear Elp sioes
lie; clear sides ike; stock light. "hiskey S'eaay
Sr. LOUIS, October e..
Flour unchanged. Corn dull and uncnangeo'
Whiskey dull at SOC. Pork quiet az slo 20. o.
con firm; clear sides, order lots ana snouiaess
iiIsiixc. Lard dull; summer not worth
over 7Hc.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-22
The Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Markets.

The Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Markets.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER Il, 1871
CorroN.-For much OF the day the market pre-
sented q quiet and dull aspect, and IN the 3D.
sence o, demand prices slightly softened, amount
ing in some cases to about nc p b decline, Win
transactions amounting to near 700 bales, say 81
at 17x Al at l7X, q at Tx, 10 at 17H, ss at IL, II
at 1s l.1e, 50 at 1sX. 90 at lsk, So at lsh, 81 al
1sX, 10 at l81xI. 8 at lsx. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinsry......H @l7h
Low middllng.
Mlddnng
RIoE.-This grain was In good request az nrm
rates. Sale. spout $50 tlerces Of clean oarohna'
ssy 81 tercss at eX, 80 ct eH, es at az, AZ al
6 1915, 20 at 9 1916, IS on private terms. VIZ
quote common to fair at eX@sX, good 6hS1c.
NAVAL SToRBs.-Tne receipts were 66 bbls spirits
turpeuttne and 55l bbls rosin. Sales 16s ools
spirits turpentine at SOC, and on saturday Sss
bbls on private terms. Also on Saturday about
1900 bbls nns grade rosins on private terms. Flne
grades are offered at about 81 SO for lew pale.
FaE1aHrs.-To Liverpool, BY steam, direct, Va
nm uplspds. nominal on sea Islands; via New
York, I'd on uplands, -o on sea Islands; oy
sail, "a on uplands, on sea Islands nomlnsl
To Havre, Ike on u~plands.s 0osstWise-" New
| York. by steam, Nc on uplands and onsea
,sIand,: So a tiercs on rice; 600 p Dbl on rosin
nv aau.-c p fb on cotton; 80 p fierce on
rice; SOC p Dbl on rosln; $11@12 q II on lumber
sl2al2 so p N on timber. To Bost n, ny steam
70 on uplands and 50 so q fierce on rice; oy sail
80 a b on upleuds; rosln roc; resawed stuf
x12@i2 so; timber $ls@ls so; phosphate s6@5 So
To providence, by sail $lo@1l p n on boards
% q b on cotton; by steam 70 via New YORK.
To Philadelphia, by steam 10 on uplands; 81 1t
q fierce on rice; soc p Dbl on rosin; 81 on Spirits
Through bills Of lsdlng given to Boston, Provi
| dence and the New e n gland cities are regularly
| issued on this route, and dispatch guaranteed.
| By sal, So p n on boards; $12 on TIMBER
ton on clay; So so on phosphates. To Baltimore
BY steam 20 q b; by sail $S@s 50 p MOL
boards; - on timber; So so p ton at city; SAG
4 so p ton up river on phosphate rock. vessels
are in demand by our merchants TO take lumber
freIphts from Georgetown. 8. O., Darien and satil
Ia River, Ga, and Jacksonville, Fla, to Northern
ports, and $lo@12 p N are tie rates on timber
and boards.
Misunderstanding 90 day bills 21x@2lH.
DoxEsrIo E~xcHANal.-The banks purchase
sight checks on New York at H9h per cent. on
and sell az par.
GOLp-l2k@lSh.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-22

NEW AND FASHIONABLE JET GooDs.-The
ladies are respectfully informed that I have
received O beautiful assortment Of Jet Goods,
such AZ Breastpins and Eardrops, Bracelets,
Long Chains, OhstelaInes, Opera Chains, &C.,
&C., and invite their early inspection. F. Won
ssntan, No. 22s King street, near Market.
oot22 .tuths9
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HOTEL ARRrHALs-ooToBER 81.
Pavilion.

Pavilion.
M. J. stuch, Kingstree; b. @. Carigan, W.
E. Richardson. wrlghts Bluff; D. Epps, Kings,
tree; W. B. worsham, Oakley;T. W. Herlott,
Graham's Cross Roads; B. W. D. RoWell,
Marion; A. J. Gum, Acton; 8. B. Newsam,
Williamsburg; ". Hall, South Carolina; W. F.
Youmans, a. II. Youmans, Beaufort; B. F.
Boubvare, Fairfeld;.A A. Mob. Peoples, Beau
fort.
Charleston.
J. Llppman, Savannah; L. B. Bliss, E. W.
Bliss, J. B. Richardson, New York; @. W
Fisbee, South Carolina; J. Ogden, New York
J.. A. Law, Darlington; W. Hall, New York;
G. B. Harris, Rochester, N. T. B. L.
Breeder, BennettsvIlle; Mrs. L. Keltt, Miss
Anna keitt, Society Hill; h. B. Price and wife,
New York.; J. Cotton, Aiken;J. Csntey, Cam
den; E. q. Sanders. W. Sanders, 8. c.; Mrs. E.
Storm, Sing Sing, N. z; J. A. Miller, James
Island; 3. Leach, White Hall; J. Buschaun,
Philadelphia; J. D. Harden, Cneraw; I. G.
Bryan, Savannah; Mrs. E. Hale and son, Beau
fort.
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NEWS.
CHARLESTON, u. C.....,.oCToBER %, 1877
VAT 81 deg 40 min 80 SEQ. Lon 7sdeg 81 min II set
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Spanish bark Augusta Else. Fradua, Mayaguez,
P RIO days. Ballast. To Henry Gard.
scnr A q Howe, Midway, New York-6 days.
Salt, acids. gusno, &c. To Roach d Mo1ett, W O
Geo " Willams q 90, RaveneI, Holmes q co, and
schr Ann 8 Deaa, Gambatte. from West Point
4ill; ia tisrcss rice E;ec, TO ss9ney q L0"ndes' U
Schr -. from Ashepoo. 1900 busnels
| rough rice. To Louis D DeSaussure.
Schr Gen r e Lee, Grsdiok. Cooper River. 900
bQsn.ls rough R7, rice; To ToS ssoasy S 8 I9Sao vis lack.
| sonville, Fernaudina and Savannah. 1893 bales
cotton, Is bales moss, ! tent, : o6ls sugar, roll
leather, lot furniture md 9. and sundries. TO
Rayenel q CO, White Bros. stoaey 4 Lowndes, @
W Williams Il co, Williams q son, ] d Kirk.
| patrick, W y Bee Il CO, Fraser d Dill, Ingraham d
| Son, 4 B stoddard 4 co, VIM Harrsll, and others.
steamer n 3 Allison, 1oglio, Edisto, Enterprise,
Rockville and Way Landings. 81 bags Sea island
cotton. mdse and Apdries. To Douglas Nesoit,
W A Boyle, Stonev d LoWnoes, Wltte BIOS. klns-
man d Ho veil, Rayenel d 20. Geo A holm
d son, Fraser 4 Dill, T z smith; hlnsmsn BIOS
Boat from johns Island. Q bags sea Island cot.
| ton. To Stuney d L0wndes.
Boat from Ohrist Church. 7nags sea lsland COT
ton. To stoney d LoWndes.
Boat from Edisto. 8 bags sea lslano cotton.
RsceIyed from O6isolm's MIL. 70 tcs rice. To
W u Bee q co.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Spanish steam ship Puerto Rico, Yzaguerre,
| Liverpool-Robert Mure & co.
Schr Jessie B Smith, Wiliama, New fork-EF
Sweegan, agt.
FROM THIS PORT.
Steamship Georgia, Holmes, at New York. ocso.
Der 81.
UP FOR THIS PORT.
Brig Edith Hall, oliver, at Baltimore, October
10
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Steamship Champion, Lockwood, at New York,
October 10.
steamship Gulf Stream, Hunter. at Philadelphia,
schr Hickman, Robinson, at Philadelphia,
OCTOBER 18.
SAILED FOR THIS POE
Swedish brig Anna, Yannson, from airgenti,
sohr Falkland, -, from Demerara, Oct @.
MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
= NEW YORK, October II.
Arrived, Georgia, Livingstone and Albemarle.
Arrived out, Manhattan, City OF Paris and
Hammonis.
Evening.-Arrived, St Louis.
MEMORANDA.
The Br brig Wooicock, Nelson, that arrived at
Quarantine, on the 2o:h, from Havana, is con.
signed to Messrs Cohen d Wells.
TRe schr prone, Mcdonald, for Georgetown, 8 @,
cleared at New YORK october 10.
The schr Kalmia, Rankin, rom georgetown, 8
@. arrived at New York OCTOBER ID.
The schr Mabel F Staples, Cole, from Port
Royal, 8 c, arrived at Portland, Ne, October 10.
r,em M UEclET
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PASSENGERS.

Per steamer Dictator, from Palatka via Jack.
sonytle, Fernandin8 and savannah. Ga-hiss
May slmkins, II E Bllss, 4 Btss, ] Richardson,
and twenty-five on deck.
Per steamer II 8 Allison, from Edisto, Enter
Seabrook, Mrs Col ] e Edings, child and servant,
Master s Edings, W 8 Edings, o'Aeil, " l.
Clements, J Armstrong.
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BUSINESS

TIE SrNa SING F1RE.-Another triumph for
Herring's Safe is recorded In our advertising
columns. It seems almost Incredible that a
safe should be red hot for nearly twelve hours
and vet preserve Its contents.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-22

URY and N1RnG TTHluB UUUu6Ct BIZ duBun1o WTV
Macon and Augusta Railroad, Central Railroad
and Georgia Railroad. This Is the quickest and
mont direct route and as comfortable and cheap as
any other route to Louisville, Cincinnati. Chicago,
81. Louis and all other points West aid Northwest.
Columbia Night Train connects with areenV1le
and Columbia Railroad; and Day and Night Trains
oonnect with Charlotte IInad.
Through tickets on sale via this route to all
points North.
camden Train conneciS at Kingvile daily lex.
cept sundayB) with Day Passenger Train, and
runs through TO Columbia.
A. L. TYLER, VIoe-PresIdent.
q. r. PIOKENs, q. 7. a.. sep27
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-22

FuRcHaorr, BENEDICT & Co., No. 276 King
street, have received full lines OF Ladies
Underwear-all descriptions. department IN
charge of ladies employed here.)