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bouae-wm, Anderson, master; q. Y. Holmep,

house-Wm. Anderson, masteri o. Y. Holmep'
Clinton Grange, No. 81, Clinton. Laurens
County-R. s. Griffin, MASTER; W. D. DELL s''
Tumbling Shoals Grange, No; So, Tumbling
Shoals, Laurens County-W. D.. SULLIVAN nao-
ter; W. q. Mabalry, secretary; u,o,r, co,,rt-
Beth Eden Grange; No. So, NeWoefry Cours-
house-H. q. Folk, master; Jonn T. hlhaiu'
'' Belmont Grange, No. 81, Newberry Court
house-L. E. Folk, master; ID. l: hooN
Silver Street Grange. No. IS, Silver Street.
Newberry COUNTY. &. spearman, master;
| W. R. Spearman, secretary. ,.n.o-rr
New Chappell Grange, No: Of, s9" DELI
C.urthouse-Frank Moon, MASTER ID. d ooyu'
secretary. -.u un
A. Martin, master; W. L. Care, secreIsry;
Allendale Grange; Nc. 90, Ane master. = 8,
Bufofd's Bridge Grange, No. 50. Bamberg,
Barnwell County-G. W. Moye, MASTER l.
Spring Town Grange, No. 60, Bamberg'
Barnwell County-E. q. Bowling, masteri W.
B. Rice. secretary. -o.,s co,rt
Edgefeld Grange, No. 81, EdRe1sio Gou
house,. W.. Carwile, masteri NJ w. Aon0'
| SECRETARY. ~ o.u,o
Meeting Street Grange, No. 81; MeeIng
street, Edgefeld County-D.L y. Iomphins'
master; Alvin Hart, secretary. ,.u,,u
Hampton Grange. No. 63, Ridge spring,
Edgefeld County-R. E. Nicholson, MASTER
John Kennerly. secretary oo.,.r
Fork Grange, No. GA, Lexington Couaey'
Columbia Postof1ce-D. Nunnamahef, ma"'ei
Powders Mi Grange, No. 65. Manning
| Clarendon County-A. j. Tlndali, MASTERY %
N. Hodge, secretary. -,,..u. ro,,
field County,. Z. Davis, master; I. NJ Aeaiy'
secretary.
spartanburg Grange. No. CT. sparta3bur5P
Courthouse-John d. EVins, masoeri On
Tiger River Grange, No. 60, spartanburg
Courthouse-S. C. Means, master; L.. u: NIL
Williston Grange, NJ. SO, Williston, Barn
well County, 6. Oh. n. Thompson, MASTER
John r. Hair, secretary. ,..-
Greenville Grange, No. 70, GEeenViile court
house-Alex. McBee, master; W.. a. heDaniei'
Anderson Grange, No. II, Anderson Court
house,. P. Reed, master. J. A. Hoyt, sec
| rotary. =; -. 49,.
Abbeville Grange, No. 70, Abbeyille Court
house,. F. @. Dupree, master; IL I. ouarieS'
secretary. ,,..
Wateree,Grange, No. 73-WlllIam ID. Shall
non, master; John Kershaw, secretary:
Liberty Hill Grange, No. a.. +. hcDow,
master; W. Z. Thompson, secretary:
Flat Rock Grange. No. 76-J. J. Tranthem'
| master; ]. g.. Gardner, secretary.
Frog Level Grange, No, 76-W. b. White,
master; 8. j. Killer, secretary: .,.
St. Georges Grange, No. ", St. Georges,
Colleton County-L. A. Harper, master; I. d.
Abbott, secretary.
Cross Hill Grange, No. 10, Cross Hill, Lau-
| rens County-W. A. Fuller, master; Jonn "
Robert Swamp Grange, No. 70, Graham's,
BarnwelI County,. T. Shoemaker, master
T. B. Boyd, secretary
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SERIOUS CUTTING ARRAY:
One White Boy Dangerously Wounds
Another.

William Morrissey, awhile boy about seven
teen years old, was seriously, and 1t Is feared
MORALLY, stabbed, about six o'clock yesterday
afternoon, by another white boy named John
Asgralh. The stabblng occurred In Mazyck
street, near Magazine. The boys had been
quarrelllng about some trivial matter. Nor
rissey was standing upon the steps OF his
mothers house, No. 20 Mazsck street. Ma
grath was standing directly below upon the
sidewalk. Several boys. but no grown per-
sons, we're present. The boys cay that Ma
srath dared Morrissey to come down from
the steps. Morrissey came down, and imme'
diately that he reached the sidewalk wa
stabbed twice by Magrath. The boys cried out
that willie had been stabbed" and the In
mates OF the house running into the street
found the boy lying upon the ground bleeding
prohsely, and unable to speak,. One of the
wounds was on the right side of the chest,
near the shoulder, the knife having passed In
and perforated the upper part of the right
lung. The other was on the left side of the
back, a little above the hip. This was a very
large wound, and apparently extended into
the cavity of the stomach. The kind OF knife
used Is not known, but 1t is supposed to have
been a large dirk, judging from the Size Of
the wound. Drs. Buist and Lobby were called
In, and. did what they could to alleviate the
sunsrings of the poor boy. They said that
very little hope could be entertained OF his re-
coVery. hagrath ran off, and had not been
arrested at a late hour last night. He is only
fifteen years old. Morrlsaey bears an excel
lent reputation.
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The AUGUSTA FIRE PARADs.-The parade Of
the Augusta Fire Department, appointed fol-
the 2si instant, which was to have been par,
tlcipated in by the Vigilant Fire Company, oil
this city, will not take place. At a meeting OF
me Vigilants, held last evening, g letter from
captain Foster, of the Gazelles, the company
"aicn extended them the Invitation 10 be
Pfesent, was read, stating that the board of
nrenssters Of that city had decided to post
pone the parade until the second Tneadav in
may 1878 The reason of. this DECISION was
that several of the invited companies voull
not be able to attend q parade at this time.
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Passengers.

Per steamship Champion, from New York
WA Baker, A W Eckel, J Stsiber, Mrs E Ticknor,
Miss Comm, Mrs Q v Rlen, Mrs " b Lockwood, J
Early, P McQuaide HID HsnRhshn. B 2 2 idlck,A
8 Lawson, Matilda Hirsdeld, d r McGoDigsl, Mrs
Pegg and daughter, Mrs q q Peters, T oil, J B
Bee, S n Whitney, G Wheeler, Miss u Summons, .
Hastings and vile, Miss L Park, Miss F II Heller.
Mrs Burdell and child, Miss L Satterth wait, Mrs O
O Webster, Mrs q Slryblng. Rachel Stein, Mrs a
ManvIlie, W q Bailey ami wife, MISS G Brown, o
g Kendall and vie, Mrs Davis and daughter, y F
Hubert and wife. Mrs ] E Smith, Miss hayes and
servant Miss Lyon, Ann Dickson, Mr Street, Pat
Orihbsry, A Werthein, and pine deck.
Per steamer Pilot Boy, nom savannah. via
Beaufort, Hilton Head, and Way Landings-W
Harrison, Miss Kirby, Capt Bercele, capt Reugo,
Capt Rios, = J Pregnsll, and eight deck.
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THE TOWN TALK.
What ia Said on the Streets About Fob
soma Choice.

The candidates for Office whose names are
not found on the Hobson's Choice ticket, OF
any other ticket, are %virtuously Indignant
that TIE NEWS should have proposed q plan
of action the result of which may be that they
will y. :'left outin the cold" on election DAY
ThegsSnd their friends are bnslly at WorB
suggesting reasons why The NEWS shoulo
have dared to propose a ticket whose ONLY
merit Ia that it Is the best the people can get,
and can be elected. Among these reason'
thew advance the following: That The NEWs
was paid to put out the ticket; that IL was 9
bargain made weeks ago; that the ticke'
grew out of ia pecuniary arrangement Will
Sheriff Mackey. These are. fair specimens O.
| 1he style of talk in which the would-be once
holders indulge.
Or the other hand the cool, sober-thinkine
| citizens are fast coming to the conclusion Una
it is wiser to elect a moderately goed SET o.
men thar to stay.at-home, or to cast tneil
votes for very estlmable gentlemen who nave
not the remotest prospect Of winning. Thls
| feeling grows stronger every day. and upor
| that TIE NEWS relies.
The Hobson's Choice is kept before Inc Con
seryatlve public. Here it Is again:
THE TICKET T.
For Sheriff.
E. W. n. MACKEY.
Fol Clerk OF Court.
JACOB WnL1MAN.
For Probate Judge.
GEORGE BUST.
For Coroner.
ia MUsH1NaToN.
For School Commissioners.
P. P. HEDGES.
For County Commissioners.
G. /. C%uNNNGHAM, LOUIS DUNNEMAN,
WIN. G. FIELDS.
For Senator.
W. N. TAFT.
For the General Assembly.
I. ]. F. GREENE. 10. B. A. BosEMoN.
2. q. C. MNoTT. ii. c.. ]. ANDELL.
9. GEORGE CANNON. II. STEPHEN BROWN.
4 r. !. ADAMS. l3. 8. D. RUSSELL.
< ". G. PISCKNEY. IA. j. L. WALKER.
q q r. E Is. R. B. ARTsoN.
| Z. W. T. SPENCER. 10. g. +. NORTH.
8, JOHN E. CLYDE. IL. c. g.. VASDERHoRs,
o TMoTHY HURLEY. 10. j. A. WILLIAMS.
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q o B F L o B l D.nA.
VIA sAvANNAB-TwIOE A WEEK.

The Splendid side.vheel Steamer $500
DICTATOR. Captain L. n. 0oxetter, LEtS6a
CITY POINT, Captain George E. McAillan, WIN
leave Charleston every TUESDAY and FRIDAY
EVENING", at 8 O'Clock, for SAVANNAH FER.
NANDINA, JACKSONVILLE, PALATKA, AHD
ALL LANDINGS On ST. JOHNS RIVER C4
Returning, DICTATOR will leave FIJI
DAY MoRNISa, and SAVANNAH SUNDAY HqRsRa,
arriving here SUNDGY AFTERNOON.
CITY POINT viii Lave PALATKA MONDAY
MORNING and SAVANNAH WEDNESDAY MORN.
MIG, arriving here WEDNESDAY AFTRRt DON. =
Connection is made at FernauHina with Hsll-
road for New Orleans and Havana. via, CEDAR
Re, 8; at Jacksonville with Steamer STARLIGHT
for Mellonyllle, Enterprise and Upper st. johns
River: at .Tocoi with Railroad for St Angus
tine: and at Palatka with Steamers TOT the ocR-
All Freight for Way Landings must be prepaid
on wharf, ,,, ,,.,.,+ a..
commo' RAYENEL d CO., Agents,
Garner Vanderhorst's Wharf aud East Bay. +.
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LOCAL LACONICS.

The managers of elections are rapidly
Ming their oaths of office with the clerk OF
court. -. - -
The Sumter Social Club will give a soiree
this evening, at their hall, corner OF kin
and Society streets.
Governor Scott has pardoned Theodore
Hay, colored, Of Fairfield, whowas sentenced
to- ten years imprisonment for aiding a prls'
oner to escape. =,
"A colored carpenter, named Gordon, iei
from a scafolding about ten feet high, az NO.
rs Mary street, yesterday morning. and severe
" injured his back.
The new steamer of the Marion Fire Com
nsny did not arrive until eleven O'Clock, last
night. It viii bs carried to their engine
bouss. on Cannon street, this morning.
Ellis Allen, the negro who was chopped In
the head with an axe, on last Saturday night
was ssll alive last evening. Though remain
ing unconscious, he was supposed to be;
shade better. 49,,
Alta meeting of the German Rife Club,
held on Monday evening, Mr.. 81. Theas, the
present keeper of the Schutzenplatz, was
unanimously re -elected to fill that position fol-
the ensuing year.
Colonel D.. q. jacques, editor of the Rural
Oarollnian; DR.. A. B. Rose and r. Ewing
Brown, Esq, left this city yesterday for Co
lulmbla, 70 attend the organization OF the
State Grange, Patrons OF Husbandry.
The members of the Washington Light
Infantry Rifle Club, after their meeting on
Monday night, engaged the services OF the
Eussw Band and went around the city sere-
nading their friends.
The avenue leading TO the wharf Of the
Adger Line OF New York steamships Is, so
jammed with drays and other vehicles Of
transportation during the day that a foot pas
senger can hardly make his way within the
gates.
The game of chess that was in progress
through the evenings of last week, by tele-
graph, between the Columbia and Augusta
clubs, was closed Saturday night, and result
ed in q draw. 1t is stated that the Augusta
club will again challenge the Columbia club.
Yesterday, about one O'clock, while a
dray loaded with cotton was passing down
East Bay, In front of the Postofice, a portion
OF the harness gave way, and the cotton had
to be taken of and placed upon another dray.
One OF the bales slipped from the men hand
ling It, and, in falling, struck the well-known
crippled match.boy upon thes shoulder, throw
Ing him to the ground. BE was picked up
unhurt, but badly frightened.
Two students Of the University of Viz
ginia of the past session, Mr.. Frank P. Dun
ningham, Of Baltimore, and Mr.. J. B. Adger,
OF South Carolina, have had the honor OF ia
vorablermention in the proceedings of the
Royal Society Of Great Britain, in connection
with an Analysis made by them, under Pro-
lessor Msllet's direction, in the chemical labo-
ratories of the meteoric, genus which fell In
Augusta County, Va. Other original investi.
cations by the same two young gentlemen
were made before the British Association for
the Advancement of Science, at its annual
meeting In July.
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BUILDING MATERIAL.-An extensive stock
and large variety of Doors, Sashes, BiHds,
Balusters, Mouldings, DC, are kept constantly
on hand by Mr.. P. P. Toale, at his warerooms,
No. 20 Hayne street and No. 80 Pinckney street.
The above are all made at hls " factory on
Horlbeck's wharf. He keeps, also, French and
American Window Glass, Stained Glass, Slate
Mantels, Builders Hardware, DC, from the
best manufacturers. mch8-fmwIy
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS PURCHASING FOB
CAsH.-That they can save twenty per cent.
by calling and examining the stock Of Dry
Goods, Ready-made Clothing, Notions, &C., on
consignment from Manufacturers, at the Auc-
ton and Commission House of VIM. Mckay,
No. As Wentworth street.
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LANGLEY Is still making those fine Cotton
Shirts, with Irish linen fronts, for 81 so. Also
Cotton and Linen Drawers, and all kinds Of
Ladies' Furnishing Goods, at very low prices.
Stitching OF all kinds done to order, at No.
16l King street. sepl2-lmo
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TEE PHILADELPHIA S~rEAAERs.-The steam
ship Everman (extra) will call full this morn
ing, taking a good list Of cotton for New Eng.
land mills. The Gulf Stream arrived yester.
day, and Is appointed to sail on Saturday, at
eleven O'Clock A. NJ, and affords cheap aud
rapid transportation to Philadelphia, Provi.
Gence, Boston, Fall River, and all the New
England cotton centres.
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WEEKLY LINE TO = =.
SAVANNAH, Ca, AND sEM.wEEKLY 70
BEAUFORT, s. O. (:
u The Steamer
PILOT
y. IA =
Captain W. I. NcNelty,

Captain ". t. HcNelty,.,
VIII leave Accommodation Wharf @h
every MONDAY MORNING, at 8 O'Clock. &S2uz
for savannah, Beaufort, Hilton Head aud Opaulsn
Wells. Returning, will leave savannah ever.
TUESDAY, MORNING.
Landings every THURSDAY MORNING. a. 8 O'Clock.
Returning, viii leave Beaufort every FRIDAY
MORNING. aast -s....' - .:.,'.n" III!
Goods consigned to care Of Agents viii DO ,fQr.
warded free OF storage or commission. -
l. Freight received WEDNESDAYS ald SATURDAY.
must be prepaid 10 Way Landings. .a:l .:..,1sE
Freight received for points on Savannah RIVER
To he Transferred TO Steamer CLYDE, whfchleases
Savannah every TUESDAY MORNING. 9.f
\. II. After the 18TH instant, rs per cent. add.
tional viii be charged on Freight toaH' points,
except savannah and Beaufort. iii! aGiiita. =
For e%ngsgements apply TO oit r
oc,o-ws ,,,. No. 80 East Bay.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

Vim. Mckay Will sell at 10 O'clock at his
store, dry goods, DC.
r M. Marshall & Brother will sell at half
past 10 O'Clock, .!at their office, a horse.
Miles Drake will sell at 10 O'Clock, at hie
store, dry goods, shoes, &c.
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n WINGl O WIN Gl

The powerful Steam Tug REpUB. drh
LIC. Mellville, commander, has
IL prepared TO Tow Vessels Of any size In the
hsrbor to sea and The adjacent Phosphate Works
az ST. Helena; als0 to and from Charleston to Sa-
ysnnah upon the mos reas nable terms.
Arrangements may be made with Captain
MELVILLE on board, or at the Agents. ONCE.
ROACH d AOFFEiT, Agents..
ArN. B.-She has wrecking Pumps for assisting
vessels In distress and putting out fires, DC.
seD2Y.lmO 8
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MULES FOB SALE EAp.-Hogan's Stables,
No. SOC King street, has just received q fine
lot of prime working and plantation Mules,
for sale cheap. Planters are Invited to try the
stock.
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THE WEATHER

rhe range of the thermometer yesterday
q, tha drug store of Mr.. Joseph B!ackman, on
the south side of Broad street, was as io,
lows: ga. NJ, 70; 10 A. NJ, 76;lz h., %; z
PM. II; 4P. NJ, rs; 6 P. NJ, 7s;sP. NJ, T.
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FURoHGoTT, BENEDICT & Co., No. 275 King
street, beg leave TO announce that they have
now completed their Stock, consisting OF
Dress Goods, Silks, Cloths, Ribbons, Notions,
Flannels, Blankets, shawls, Domesiics, Car
pets, Upholstery, Shades, &C., which will be
sold at the lowest New York prices. oct4
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Receipts per Railroad, October 9.
sOurH OARoYNi

1l6o bales cotton, 80 bales goods, 30 bbls and
sacks hour, Is cars lumber, 2 cars stock. To Rail.
road Agent, Mowry d SON, A J Salinas, Geo W
Williams & CO, W P DoTllng. W W Smith, Jas X
Pringie i Son. Peizer. Rogers q co. Witte Bros,
Weekly, Walter q CO, Trenholm & Son, WIN
Quincy. Wagner q Monaees, Caldwell Il Son, u
Bischoh Il co. Crawley y Dehon. W y Smith d co
Whilden Il Jones, O N Hubert, W G Bee q co. Wiss
O MalloDee, W B Williams q Son, U Ulacius, W &
Ryan, Klnsman q Howell, Ga Graeser, Roach d
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BUSINESS NOTICES..

THAT store next to Singer Sewing Machine
office to rent. Good stand for Millinery busi-
ness or Dry Goods. Apply at Singer office.
oci9-wfm
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HOTEL ARRIYA1s-.ooToBER g.
Pavilion.

Pavilion.
G.. B. LartIgue, Blackvllle; E. E. Lee, st.
Stephens, G. @. Graham, Myersvllle; &. D.
Low, Gainesville; D.. 0dom, Bonneau's; W. ].
spiers, St. Stephens; W. J. Farr. J. 8. Tyer,
Augusta; D. B. Glllson,, Southern Express Co.;
J.. 8. Bauknight, Walhalla; J. W. Moseley, J.
B. Byrd, Laurens; D. B. Miller, Jr., v. P. Clay
ton, Columbia; D. B. Howell, Gadsden; James
seavorne, Oconee; 7. P. Baker, LowndesVlile;
P. Mahoney, New York; NJ. 8. Harris, B. D.
McClaws, South Carolina; a.. @. Logan, Kings
tree; J. G. M%cCallman, Doves Depot; F. n.
MurchIson, New York; E. T. Clemson, North
Carolina; WV. Rawls, Rldgeville; n. n. Kush,
Graham's; l.. G. Hay, Barnwell; L. l.. Rice,
Graham's; NJ. s. Flynn, Jonesville; B. Greig,
Monck's Corner; 81. Walton, Northea stern
Railroad.
Charleston.
W. A. Jandin, wife, child and servant, Sa'
vannah; A.. Hermann, Cincinnati; NJ. o. Dowd,
Augusta; ". Nerland, Blackvlle; G. N. Mlmms,
Philadelphia; c. o. Bernard and wife, Florida;
A. W. Alexander, Psndleton; A. @. Eye, New
York; T. R. BIunkett, L%iverpool; q. B. Blunt.
Ing, A. N. Martin, ]. E. Martin, G. N. Blake'
South Carolina; J. sharpleas, G. E. Dllkes,
Philadelphia; T. A. Dockroy, &c. Read, F.. P.
olmstesd, C. ". Blew, Florida; W. E. Open
shaw, 8. A. Lucas, England; j. N. COBB, Baitf-
more; ]. Barcelo, N. Fenge, D. Rlon, Bull
River.
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ENvELoPEs.-A large stock of envelopes al
ways on hand at The NEWS JOB OFFICE, for
mercantile purposes, which will be printed
and furnished at prices to suit the times.
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NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD,

2o7 bales upland cotton. 4s bbls spirits turpen.
tine, 44U bbls rosln, cars lumber and wood, mdse,
DC. To E H. Frost d co, W K Ryan, A J Sail
mas, W O Bee & co, Mowry d Son, @ W Williams
i co, Thos P Smith, Whllden & Jones, 1ren-
holm Il Son, Barden & Parker, Caldwell d Son,
Il Howell; A = Smith, Raw mel & CO, WO Court
ney 4 co.OF Levy, J D Kirkpatrick, Pringle d
Son., d Katie j. CO, Reeder d Davis, E yelling,
Railroad Agent, Order, and others,
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GENTS, do you know where to get one of the
latest style of Hats? At Plenge's, No. 2Ol
King street.
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New York ~Rfcemarket.

NEW YoRK, October Z,
The Daily Bulletin saws: There was about. the
usuaI business transacted to-day In both foreign
ana domestic, and prices were unchanged. Saaes
20 tcs Uarolna at Sa9c; Is bRgs Palma at 74a7Xc,
and loo bags RsDgoLn at 6Xa7xc. -.
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o0' ,vRRpooL oLAssIFIoATIoN.

GfrtHG miQQlukss
~RIos.-This grain wal In falr demano a' un'
changed rates. Sales about 800 tierces OF ciean
oaroupa, say 10 tierceJ at 6A, 10 az OK, 0oa
Az. "a at sZ, AZ at I, SO at 7 Lie, Is at 7Hc. we
| onote common TO fair st 8h@6Xi gooo 7@'@c'
N,v,1 sroREs.-The recelptslwere about 100 ools
.n,,,t. tnrpentine, SAG bbls rosinr aHd ia ools
ornda tnrnentlne. Sales Of spirits turpentine
Ron hb,s AZ SEC q gallon. Crude tu~rpenane may
ho nnoted at a rs for virgin and yellow dip, AND
50 so for hard.
eau1aara-To Liverpool, by steam direeL IA
m un,snds. nominal on sea Islands; via new
yo,t. xazd on uplandf, = on-sea Islands, y BAL,
"a IN hollands, on sea islands nominal.
TO Hsvre Ike on uplnnds.; .ooassNise-to new
yo,s. BY steam 70 on. uplands and 80 Oh sea
Islands: % p fierce on rice; GOO = Dbl On rosln
Nv aaiis-aR h on 4cosson:- ? aerce on
-;co. 6oo q barrel on rosin; &l1@l2 p n on lun
mar. s1a@l2 s, p u on timber. To Boston' oS
are IN &c u upla Dis, and So so 2 fierce or rice;
hv saiI. - b on u~plsnds; rosin roc; resaWed
s,nn s1aa,2 so; timber $13@l3 50; phosphate 70
az so. To Providence, BY. sail $1c@l1&f ON
noarda. -. q non cotton; by steam KcVl New
| Yorr. 70 Ph,la lelphia, by steam nc on uplatus;
a, ~ a fierce on rice, coo p Dbl on rosln
a. m sniftta. Through bills OF ;lsding -giSen to
posion providence ami the New England cities
are regularly issued on this route, and dispatch
| Guaranteed. Ry sail, SO y Il on boards;& sl2 on
simpsr,-per ton on clry.ss 60 on phospna.es: &c
I baltimore. by steam % by Sail, SsGs ~ =
| n on boards; - en- timber; $40 p ION 81 CITY -
| a. 80 a ton up river Oh phosphate rock. Vessels
ara in demand by our merchants to take lumber
| fre,ents nom Georgetown, Scr Dsrien and s1tnla
| River, "a, and Jacksonville, Fla., to Northern
,o,.a and s,oa12 q II are the rates on lumber
and boards.
MISUNDERSTANDING 90 day bile 2oh.
DOMESTIC Ex~GHANeI.-Tne banks "pnrohase
ssht checks on New York at K@K per cent. on
and sell at par.
/ oo,n-10N1d. .. -.Es-
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In,erIor COTTON marke,.

COLUMBIA, October 7.
Sales OF cotton to-day rs bales; middling I7Hc.
MACON, October S.
Trade was brisk To-day, demand being good
and all offerings readily taken. The marRet closed
nrm at l7Hc for New York mIddlings. Receipts
to-day were 469 bales; shipments 400; sales 279.
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New York Naval stores Market.

z YORK, October 7.
The Daily Bulletin says: Receipts to-day s54
bbls ros!n. Spirits have been dull, but prices re-
made at 64c, but wlrhou. buyers. Rosln moder.
asely active. Sales 200 bDls common strained at
"a 30, 300 bbls strained at 81 IS, 100 bbls No 2 at
"a 10, aud 200 bbls do at 81 so. Tar and pitch IN.
changed.
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O9MMER0AL NEHs.
Exporu,

NEW YoRK-Per s:eamBhip South CarolIna-21
bags sea island aud 1889 bales upland cotton, ~
tIerces rice, so bales domestlcs, 241 bbls rosin,
and 318 packages sundr1es.
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PARcHEEs1 | PARCHEEsI IA royal game Of
India. Hasel street Bazaar, and East Bay
News Room. apr20-w
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CITY AIRS.
THIS DAP.

Tobaceo Dealers Union, at half-past 7P. N.
regatta Association OF South Carolina, at 2
2. n.
executive Committee of South Carolina Ag-
rlcultural Society, at 8 P. N.
Palmetto Lodge. Z. P, at P n.
German Fire Company at halt.past 2. M
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CHrLDREN's HATS, a specially at Plenge's,
No. 20l King street.
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FEATHER BUSTERS, 40 cents each. HAsE1
STREET BAZAAR. aprl7-w