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Il DARING ROBBERY.

RICHMOND, November l.
While the employees Of the Southern Ex-
press Company were watching parade of
soldiers, yesterday, q package 6t money con-
taining three thousand one hundred dollars
was stolen from the Office. There is no clue
TO the robbers
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@- BELL sOHNAPPs, DISTILLED

MT BELL SOHNAPPS, DISTILLED
by the Proprietsrs at Schiedam, in Holland. An
lnvigorsting Tonic and Medicinal Beverage
Warranted perfectly pure, and free nom 81.
deleterIous substances. 1t Is distilled from Bar.
ley OF the finest quality, and the aromatic Juniper
Berry of Italy, and designed expressly for cases
OF Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Dropsy, Gout, Rheu-
matism, General Debility, Cartarrh Of the Blad.
der Pains in the Back and Stomach, and Az
diseases Of the Urinary Organs. 1t gives ,sne-
In Asthma, Gravel and Oalcui In the biaaa'., =.
strengthens and invigorates tie sys!em' auu :,
a certain preventative and cure OF tna' ofeauiu'
scourge, Fever and Ague. mn, rr,e
CAUTION ASK for "HuDsoN VI "onf y
BELL sOHNGPPS." .,.
For Eor sale bv all respectable Grocsra and Apothe'
carIes. ,-.,r.
HUDSON @. WOLFE q CO., Sole Importers.
oHce No. 1s south william street, New Yofk.
Bep30-3moS
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Receipts by Railroad, November I.
SOUTH CAROLINA RIILRoip. ..

2493 bales cotton, 20 bales goods $50 ;bbls nour,
car stock: To Railroad agent, ;Pelzer. Rodgers
d co, g II Walter q CO, MoWry Il Son, Lesesne 4
Wells, G Boag, Watson d Hill. W O Courtney q
co. Street Bros d co, Trenholm d Son, Wiss q CO,
sloan & selgnious, " W Smith, Geo W Williams
6 CO, A J Salinas. z q Frost il CO, Smith,
Smith. w Williams d Son, A B Mulgan.
Counts d Wroton, Reeder Davis, Murdaugh
Weekley, W P Bowling. and others.
SAVANNAH AND 0AARLRsroN RAILROAD.
81 bags sea island and e5 bales upland cotton,
106 5ols rosin. 2l0 bushels rough rice boxes and
bbl5 bacon, cases sewing machines, cars wood,
lumber, mdse. DC. To Jas Pringle Son, W O
Bee co. L Chaplin, Mrs Perry, F A Walker, d
@cPherson. Crawley Il Dehon. Hurdsugh 4
Weskley. Pelzer, Rodgers co, Reeder L Davis,
Bowling. Fraser & Dill, W Oapers, K:nsIaan i
Howell, Marshall W. VIM Mckay, waaener 4
Monsees, Witte Bros, T P Smith, Miss Quinby.
trost & CO, M0wry & Son, Stoneyd Lowndes,
d O Kracke, " Davis, Gsillsrd l. Mipott,
Whilden &c Jones, d Scott, and others.
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Il DOUBLE TRAGEDY.

New YORK. November |.
drunken rough last night beat and kicked
woman so brutally that she has since died OF
her Injuries. Her son, attempting 10 defend
her, seized butcher knife and killed her as
Gallant
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~THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND.
acqualntanoes Of Mr. and Mrs. DANIEL o'LEARY,
and Of Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Fowler and family, are
respectfully invited to attend the Funeral o. the
former, from his late resldence, No. 8 Gilon
street, (resr Of Old Postofiice) THIS MORNING. at
10 O'Clock. lov2.s
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~THE MEMBERS OF THE GERMAN
HUssARs TILTINa CLUB are requested to call
on Messrs. MENKE MULLER and leave orders
for their Uniforms.
By order OF the President.
J.Ow. BIsOHOFF,
oc,o Secretary.
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9rTHE MARINERS CHURCH WILL
be open for Divine Service every SABBATH MORN.
ING, at halFpasr 10 O'Clock, corner OF Church and
Water streets, Rev. W. B. YATES, oflclating.
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CLEAR WEATHER PROMISED.

WASHINGTON, November /.
In the South Atlantic States light variable
northeasterly winds are expected, with gen.
orally clear weather. For the Cult States
northeastefly winds and cloudy weather, with
possibly light rains.
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fuunal Murlrea.

~ THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
are respectfully invited TO attend
the Funeral ServIcs Of Mr. HAMILTON FRiPP,
at the First Baptist Church, THIS MORNING, at
10 O'Clock, without further invitation. nova
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GIrrt on Notlres,
~ OFFICE COUNTY COMHsSIOl

~ OFFICE COUNTY COMMISSION.
'ERs OF ELECTION OF:oHARLEsToH oOHH9Y,
FIRR-PROoF BUILDING, CHARLESTON, q. Scss
OCTOBER %, 1s77-In accordance with Gecunn s.
Of Article oof the General Statutes Of this stata,
providing for the election OF President
and Vice-Presiaent OF the Uniegd States, tho ur-s
dersisned Commissioners OF Election have, and
do hereby appoint the following named persons.
as Managers OF Election fer tho purposaaf cuuey
Quoting the Electionst the aeves Preclncss hese.s
in designated, 70 be held on the Rnsf TUESDAY,
following the nrst Monday OF NavembersaeRk
being the 9Th day oftbe month sfoFessid. .6a8lkes
purpose Of electng SEVEN C1 PERS0HB As
ELECTORS OF PRESIDENT AND vIoE-PREsI.
DENT OF TEE UNITED STATES Al appoint.
ments as Managers heretofore made, and Aoss
contained in tbs nottSe, arc hereby tead5S fSl1
all Polling Places heretofore established and not
enumerated herein are Abolished. Elections yin
be held onlycatishe places aind BY ineSersons
herein mentioned. AL Managers hereby appoint.
ed and not previously qualified. are requested %
qualify Immediately By taking and subscrfblng
to the oath Of once prescribed BY Section 30 or
Article II OF the Constitution and me ssid oSfn In
the office Of the CLERK of the Court. ad'af:s'
] - sE. r. WALL, ohsirnSn. II
-.zt.-;l1 -! liig go aiEeUNdMGHkH;si2
/: s'.gi!s ..4..AeigZp sW R6L6EEH r6Gas. gli4
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s- BURNHAM AROMATIC DENTI-
FRICE, for Cleaning, BeautiryIng and Preserving
the Teeth, and inpartng refreshing taste to the
mouth. Prepared by
Graduate OF Pharmacy,
No. 421 King street, Charleston, 8. O.
Recommended by the following Dentists: Dr.
]. q. PATRICK, DR.. B. A. HUCKENFUSs.
sep28-Sm0a
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70 RIVER BAPTISM-SALEM BAP-
TIsT CHURCH.-The Ordinance Of Baptism will
be administered at the foot OF Council street, on
SUNDAY MORNING, at 10 O'Clock, November 8. The
public at large are resp ctfu y invited to attend
Also, Collection Will be taken up for the benent
OF the said Church. PEW. W. CARR,
7 nov2-s s. 2. -ia. 81. ~ Pastor.
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watson, JohuN. arerp. q Y: :se.RutrcSas:b o -
United : EngIne EonseJ -Jnas,ecssnnt .iey6xeIk
Charles B. Grant J. B. Hovsrd o. 8, N,,ler. a5:r.s
Ward 4-hope Engine-House, Afchdale ttreeere,
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patient skill. This young lady ia largely rep
resented In other departments. MI. D. G.
Rowe (not Mrs. has shown aremarkably neat
quilt. Ladies' elect him into your sewing soci-
ETY.. Miss J. Sifev,s patch work In white is a
rare specimen. Miss q. C. Neuffer contributes
pretty piece of fancy work. Misses Pooser,
Avinger and Wha!ey have offered attractive
stock department we chance upon piece OF
mechanism "a gun lock) complete, from the
skilled hand of Mr.. P. Cannon: the engraving
and finish is fine. In tho -
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6perial' Notifies.

/ GrSPECIAL LNOTICE.--THE STEAMER
CITY POINT, for Savannah and Florida, having
been unavoldably detained, win leave ibis sLTuR-
nova.l iRAvEsEL co. co. :. !.
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COMPARATIVE COTTON STATEMENT.

NEW YORK, November J..
The following s the cotton statement 1or
the week ending to date: ,o,o ,o-,
Receipts at all ports for the wees..12l,s42 1854
"'0ps dsts. ..e4s,l23 467,33s
Exports for the week. 56,l3I 3,,57s
Exports for the current year to
date. .Lfoio<o ItO,o'I
Stock at all o. y ra. $40 264,621
STOCK at Interior towns. ........... 1888 54,420
Stock at Liverpool. 900 $1,000
American cotton sioat for Great
Brltaln n...................... Sb,uuu of,Uuu
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RELIGIOUS Nntires.

@ST. JOHNS LUTHERAN CHURCH.
An Anniversary Discourse will be delivered In
this Church, TOMORROW MORNING, at the usual
hour, BY the Rev. T. ". D0SH, Pastor, In Dom.
memoration Of the Great Reformation incorpo.
rated under God by Martini Luther. Sabbath
8 :h0ol after Morning Service now
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Charleston.

F. Aiken, G. Hunter, J. Hanley, ]. P. Wells
8. Wildman, R. Altschul, F. Laird and mother,
E. Pratton and wife, ]. N. Robertson, New
York: &. R. Goodman, Baltimore; M. Helm,
Savannah; D. G. Amber, wife nurse and
child. Mrs. ]. r. Parker, D. Greenleat, wife
and child Jacksonville; B. NJ. Wallace, W. Il.
Miller, ]. Bridge and vile, South Carolina; a.
G. Clarkson, J. 8. shoolbred, Rchland; G. a.
Perm. c. T. Thompson, New York; D. Filter,
Philadelphia; W. B. Gerard steamship Charles
tom
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HOTEL ARRIVALS-NOTE1rBER L.
Pavilion.

u.s.. Carlo, Lynchburg; F. q. Bailey, John
Robnson's Show; W. A. Colclough, Georgia;
]. Burns. New Orleans; G. Edmonston, j. J.
orosswell, South Carolina; G.. E. schnaVel and
wife. Jacksonvlle; Miss L. Ray, Duluth; Mrs.
perropneau. Jacksonville; B. F. Hamer, MARI,
boro'; H. R. Moody, Marloni R. s. Gary, South
Carolina; j. L. White aud SOD, Florluai U. M.
Halsted, New York; ". L. Venning, st. Thorn.
az Parish,
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n@.GRAY HAIRS PREVENTED, DAM
DRDFf removed, the scalp clesnsed, and the Hair
mada to groz- thick By taa- usant- -AALLli XEQEsa.
TABLE SICILIAN hair REVIEWER.
nov l.atnth3D&w
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Total deficiency as compared with 1870. 1.75ooo
It was also tried TO be shown that the sup
ply of American and other long staple was Tar
below the quantity wanted, and just at the
moment when New ORLEANS miGdlipg had
been run up to nearly I'D, numerous state
ments were put forward proving that fur
ther rise, say to l5d., for instance, was una
yOdabIe In order to check the use OF long
staples, of which there ara now on hand IN
Liverpool 1862, 900 bales against $4,000 on the
3Olh Of September, 1871, aud New Orleans has
come down to about 9Id., where It renamed
nm 10 the end of the month, Notwithstanding
that the expectation of heavy American crop
had to be given up.
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Prices have been nearly Lne same VI CHe oe-
can and other staples, and they are nearly
penny lower for East Indian; but between the
Two large fluctuations have taken place. Dur
Ing part of the time splnners have bought
pretty freely, and thus leo people to believe
that requirements from the markets would be
going on at the rate OF 81 600 bales week for
England, and Ito, 900 bales a week for the
whole OF Europe. ! haVs shown that deliveries
did not exceed 10 England 60,2sl bales per
week, and on the Continent 3l,55s bales per
week; im ported direct into Russia, &C., 1000
bales per week; weekly deliveries for all Eu-
rope, $3.50 bales per week.
At the same Time statements such as tne
following were put forward: ooo
Deficiency In American crop, bales. 80. l, Loo,Ooo
Increase OF consumption over lS7o-71... 26O,oOO
Part OF stock unfit for use. 25o,Uou
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aF FOUL BREATH, FLATULENCE,
Constipation, Bilious Collie, Sick Headache, IndI.
gestlon, Pain In the Pit Of the Stomach, are cured
by TDTT'S PILLS. oct81.6D4W
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THE COTTON TRADE.
FIGURES OF THE EURO
PEAN CONSUMPTION.

M. Ott. TrumPler's Annual Cotton
Statement.
The last European mail brings the annual
cotton statement of n. OFT. Trumpler, OF
Zurich, whose yearly compilations are always
looked for with much interest, especially for
their accurate computations Of consumption
in Europe. His year Is reckoned from Octo-
Der 1st to September 3OLh. We give transla-
ton OF the most Interesting portions of the
statement:
CONTINENT OF EUROPE.
Stock In the ports October l. 1874. Bales. $4,000
Imports from producing countries. POP 600
Imports from England. nd................... 69s,ooo
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diet and Its cost, from the actual experience
OF DR.. Dio Lewis, q well known physician and
writer, living In Massachusetts,:
''It Ia now Saturday afternoon, and I will
tell you In confidence little of my personal
private experience during the past Week.
half WEEKS PRovENDER.
s.On Sunday morning last I thought would
try for aweek the experiment of living cheap
ly. sutdsy breakfast. hulled Southern corn,
with a little milk. My breakfast cost three
cents. took exactly the same thing for din
ner. Food for the day, six cents. never
fake apy supper. Monday breakfast, two
cents, worth of oatmeal, In the form of por-
ridge. with one cents worth of milk. For din
ner. two cents worth of whole wheat. boiled,
with one cents worth of milk. Food for Mon.
day, six cents. Tuesday breakfast, TWO cents,
Vorth OF beans. with half cents worth OF
vinegar. For dinner, one quart OF rich bean
porrldge, worth one cent, with four s!ices OF
coarse bread, worth two cents. F .od for
Tuesday, five and half cents. wednesday
breakfast, homiDy made OF Southern corn =
perhaps the best of all food for la0oring
men in hot weather-two cents worth, with
one cents worth of syrup. For dinner.
soIendid beef stew. the meat of which cost two
cents. A little extraVagant. you see. Bat,
then. you know, "a short lie and merry
ope.n Perhaps you don't believe that the
meat was purchased for two cents ? But II
wss. though. Jhe fact is, that from an OK
weighing eight hundred pounds net you can
purchase certain parts weighing ABOUT ne,na one
hundred pounds, for three cents per pound.
Twn.rhirts of q pound make more stew than
7 icnnid eat. There was really enough for two
at ns' But. then you know how careless and
1aeEIeaa J we Americans are In regard to our
.sesie aYnanaes. always getting twice as much
a. we need. must not forget to say that
these coarse, cheap portions OF the animal are
the best for stew. The very genius OF Waste
seems to have taken possession OF me Oh aa .t,a'
alan dash, quarter Of cents worth Of Lei.
.cestershire sauce, and as If TO show that 1t
never rains but it pours, closed that glutton'
.ous scene by devouring cents worth OF nom
, 1872-12-22


we're unjustly suspected Of persuading this gen.
tleman to break with them, nearly grew out Of
the matter. There never Was commercial
credit asked from Bowles; they never stood high
worth anything. The heaviest losers are those
simple people who deposited With then, for safa-
keeping, bonds and other public securities " to
bearer" 1t has been ascertained that $100, 900
of these securities have been pledged to Lon
don bank to cover advances made to Bowles l.
Co., who have been kept sbove wafer these last
eighteen months solely by money procured in
this way. The brilliant banquet given to ". e,
Seward was paid for with this money. Tho
princely entertainment given General Sherman
festival, glittering with Chinese lanterns and
fireworks, given the Arbitrators Of Geneva, camo
out Of this money. Miss Mansfield, made noto-
rious by the stains Of Fisk'B blood which cover
her, deposited $50, 600 with Bowlea b Co.,
Of New York upon the eve Of sailing for Europe
(ahe ls now in Paris(- She has lost them, and
it's said they were. if not all, the best part Of
her fortune. Friar Hyacinthe, who married Mrs
Merrlman, is said to have lost his wifa's au by
the bankruptcy. doubt this. There is great
embarrassment among creditors who hold tha
Bowlea' letters Of credit. Everybody who can
show they have means at home receive enough
to keep them comfortable for six or eight weeks.
until they hear from friends, from Messrs.
Dre1el, Harjes & Co.; but there are ti1nid peo~
pie who have lost their senses, and people in
out-of- -the-way places who must be most pain
fully embarrassed There are, even in Paris
alone, hundreds Of people who came abroad to
feraaln one Or two years., who had for long
time been laying up money to crafty the long
cherished wish Of their heart, to teach theirchil
dren French and German, and are now obliged
to turn their sorrowful faces homeward, all their
savings having gone for Chinese lanterns at &C.
neva, OF for trufHed chickens and iced cham
pasne here. Everybody feels sorry for Mr. Ap-
pleton, OF Boston, who viii probably loae every
thing he owns in the world (515o,oo0 or s1so.ooel
BY this bankruptcy. Mr. Appleton was Wheedled
| lett il hs could bsYs gotten out Q{ it NTH ha
, 1872-12-22
THE CATHOLIC WORLD,
CHICAGO MAGAZINE,

The Chicago Magazine for December is well
filed, usual, with fashion-plates,-one OF
these being given to the latest styles Of hair
d fha R 5ssdng haqgg qtef oa 9
d strange Christmas story, well told; and is
followed by other tales and poems, lnterspersed
with information OF great use in the manage
ment Of household affairs. The fashion-p
are accompanied with descriptions Of the ma
teria1s, and the manner of making them up ;
and, in the correspondence, the editor answers
q great variety Of questions On the subject Of
the toilet, addressed to her by subscribers.
, 1872-12-22
OUR YOUNG FOLKS,

In Orr Young Folks for January, J. T. Trow-
bridge begins q new story, entitled stDoing His
Best" in which Deacon Chatford, and Jack, and
Phineas, and the other characters with whom
our young folk became go pleasantly acquainted
in "a Chance for Himself" begin new round
Of pleasant adventures.
g. A. Stephens, who is editing that delightful
gsqhtipE aAIiae Whie1 began NTH Scanning
, 1872-12-22

-"Philadelphia is q city Of half million Of
eouls, Of whom twenty-five, on an average, are
assassinated daily" Such are the accurate
statistics given by Vienna paper. That is
the Way they interpret American sc sBrotherly
Love-"
,-Dr. Lankester, q London Coroner, lately
stated at the inquest Of an infant smothered in
bed by its mother, who fell asleep while nursing
II, that 900 nnoceats are thus killed yearly in
England. As emigration has 30 thinped the
population OF the British Islands that human
ity has value, the Coroner, therefore, suggested
the proprlety Of having the rudiments Of physi-
ology taught in the public schools, SO that the
rising generation might avoid those errors and
abuses which unnecessarily destroy so many
1ves.
Charles Dickens lived and worked ALWAYS at
high pressure, and died at last Of oTerstrair.
As Mr.. Forster says Of him, ''Ho did even his
nothings in strenuous way. One day he WAS
vet through thrice, and dressed four times
another, he walked eighteen miles in four and q
half hours in broiling sun. Living 1T Genoa
one winter, he dashed over to London in the
most Indictment weather (riding night and day),
and back to Genoa again for no earthly reason
but to try the effect Of reading s'The Chimes ~
on few intimate friends. His dash into tho
oditorialship OF the Daily Ne,os and out Of it
again Rithin three weeks Tas highly character
iatio ot the man.