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out taking them apart. He also cleans kid
gloves and slippers. Gentlemen's gloves cleaned
10 look ike new ones. 1,9
GLOVES for the million at Prices, Alb It'll ST.
BEST QUALITY KID GLOVES at s1.5O at Prices,
Alb 18th street.
DEPOT FOR GENTS 81 KIDS at Prices, 413 18th
street.
The MOST celebrated and successful Latrobe
Heaters and Slate Mantels in the world; also,
Chandeliers, Gas Stoves and Weather Strips at
Hamilton & Pearson's, No. 4, Y. NJ. q. A. Build-
ing, 9th and ID streets.
] WILL CLEAR out my furs below first cost; all
other goods at cost. 1 mean what / advertise.
Come. and you won't be disa ppointed. Princes
BaZaar- 1906 Penn. avenue.
UNDERWEAR at the usual low rates at Prices,
AS 9TH street.
CARDIGAN JACKETS very cheap at Prices,
4l3 9TH street.
ROGERS and other cutlery at great bargains
for the next GO DAYS, at Princes Bazaar, 1905
Pennsylvania avenue.
LINEN AND SILK HANDKERCHIKFs at Prices,
413 9Th street.
For CoRNs, Bunions, Chillblains, Ingrowing
Nails, &c. visit DR.. Whites rooms, No. 535 l5tL
street, opposite Treasury Department, Washing
ton; No. Z North Charles street, Baltimore.
THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
and made to order by Hempler, near AZ street.
Go TO PRICES Gents Furnishing Depot for
cheap goods. Alb eth street.
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Most AMUSING TOY OUTi-Csuses ipanimsts
WI nepres 70 dance 20 The music Of pianos
q. west, between Penna- avenue and e UNIV
AgeHfs J0r SiefS Pianos, and anufacturers of and
dealers in Musical Instruments generally
Pianos and all Musical Instruments tuned and re-
paired. decl3 tr
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GLOVES for the million at Prices, Alb 9TH st.
BEST QUALITY KID GLOVES at s1.50 at Prices,
4l37fh
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-15

HELP THE TORPID ORGANs.-When the body
is In a state of health, the food taken into the
stomach acts on the bowels as a stimulant,
causing In them that worm-llke motion by
which their contents are expelled. The liver
being In a natural condition, the flow Of bile
(which Is Smlld cathartlc) into the intestInes
is ample and regular, and hence the dls.
charges are easy and sufficiently frequent.
The reverse of all this constitutes c%ostiVeness,
and the only true method of cure is 10 restore
The functional activity OF the two important
organs which use the bowels as a sewer Tor
the egress of waste matter. For this purpose
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters can be confidently
recommended as the most effective of all
medicines. It Is not too much to say that
chronic constipation would be unknown If the
Bltters were in universal use as a remedy In
the earlier stages of the complaint. At this
period of the year, when dyspepsia with all It's
kindred disorders are SO apt to be %engendered
and aggravated by the dampness of the at
mosphere, this unequal stimulant, tonic and
Alternative should be taken daily.
oct15-tuths3Dtw
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C1Nc1hNAr1. October IA.
.LouIsYILLK. October u.
The New York Cotton Market.

NEW YoRK, Friday, October IL.
From the Financial chronicles: The tendency
OF the market The past week has continued to be
downward. This 10 n Great part the natural re.
suits or the very large receipts and accommodating
BLOCKS. Tne activity and increased hrmness az
LlVerp ,oL however, at the close OF last week and
early thIs week, reacIed on our markets; prices
here recovered Kc on Saturday last, but on Tues.
day although there was q fair demand the I'm
proVement was lost. and since then the feeling
has o. en- less favorable to high lrlces, receipts ~
the ports Continuing very large, our own money
Marker kee ing verJ close, the Bank OF England
having raised its 'ates Of discount 10 six per cent,
and the general European outlook not being
favorable to large consumption. For lnturo
delivery, especially for the 10 er months, there
has been cOnsiderab 9 decliue, The lowest prices
OF the week being made yesterday. when there
were sales, on the basis OF low mldd Ing uplands,
at ID 7-16c for October, l8 8.16c Tor NOV, mner,
IS 7-l6c for December. 1skc for January. l9Hc
April. To-day the tone was more sready, aid
closed frmtr, with considerable activity for ex.
ports to oil freight engagements, the quotations
for spo. cotton, however, belDg unchanged, but,
for the early months, showing more or less al.
vance. Holders claimed that the market was
now in a safe position, and could not be crowded
much, II any, lower. and hence there was less
disposition to press sales. The prices OF futures
lasI reported were, basis low middllng, lsHc Tor
October, 18Xc for November. l8Hc FOR Decem-
Der, lSXc for January, 1917 for February, IL 10.
lsc for March, and 2OXc for April. The total
sales Of this description Ior the week are 1os, $3.50
bales. For Immediate delivery. the total sales
foot M this week l6, AS bales, including 7s40 for
export, eI13 for consumption, It's for speculation,
and 1900 In transit.
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VOTE FOB HoBsoN's CHOICE.
LOCAL

IF YOU object to 'dictation," PLEAsS
vote for Hobeon's Choice!
-"who would be free, themselves mu'
str,ke the blow" Vote for Hooson's Onoice'
THE annual course of lectures at the Med
,ce, College of South Carolina begin this
morning. ,..so,
-Tbere was frost In Columbia, on sunday'
and frost Is reported at BranchViile or the
same night
"A scrub.race took place In the suburbs
Yesterday, between a grocer and q livery
stable-keeper. 1t was won by the latter.
The interest upon the city stock Is IN
course Of payment at the ONCE OF the city
treasurer.
The thin edge of the wedge which Is 70
sulit up the Thieves party Is the Hobson's
Choice ticket. No.
Dolly Vardens are out of fashion. The
Do,llv Warden independent comfy tickets put
ontinihe newspapers are played out. Vote
for Hobson's Choice.
Ten minutes of time devoted BY any
praperty holder 10 voting a Hobson's Choice
Ticket tomorrow Will save him ten dollars OF
taxatlenin the next W years.
The chief Of police gives notice that all
the barrooms in this city will be closed from
twelve o'clock tonight until six o'clock Thurs
day mofning.
THE NEWS IL indebted to Mr.. Josephus
woodruff. OF the Republican Printing Com
pany, for q handsomely printed copy OF Vol
umeH of Richardson's Reports.
The Freundschaftsbund will give an en-
tertainment at their hall, on next Thursday
evening. It will consist OF the drama and the
dance.
The managers of elections met at: the
Military Hall, yesterday. and organized for
action by the e!ectiau of G. n. Masrath, chair
man, aud John NJ. Freeman, secretary.
THE ball of the Turnverien took place at
the ~socipty's hall, on King street, last even
ina. A large number of persons were pres
ent. The music and the eatabies were e3-
osllent. Tn. ball was quite a success.
-An important notice from Collector
contmansis-to pe found In another column
OF this mornings News, which Is OF especial
interest to all holders Of army and navy certi-
ncates of sales OF and by the direct tax COM
missioner. Vote for Hobson's Choice. .
"A fire broke out on Sunday night In
little junkshop on the south side OF Calhoun
street, near Anson. 1t was discovered oy
some one living In the vicinity and extln-
Ruashed before much damage had beer done.
The fire was confined TO the rubbish collect
ediin the shop. No alarm was given.
"A brilliant aurora borealts- was displayed
ut about ak o'clock last evening. The en-
tire northern horizon was bathed In a Hood
OF crimson light, varied with radlaling m
Of deep blood-red. and 1t was said that at
one time there were letters of silver ranged In
q sems-cIrcle aud forming the legend. "Vote
for Hobson's Choice"
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YorE FOR HoBsoN's CHOICE!

ISouEsr,-The jury of inquest ~impanelled
by Deputy Coroner Dolau to investigate the
circumstances connected with the killing OF
Alexander Gale by Peter Davis, assembled at
the coroner's office yesterday. Several wilt
nesses were examined. They all tesliaed that
Davis and Gale had been quarrelllng for some
time before the stabblng took place. Both
were employed by the Charleston Mining and
Manufacturing Company. The stabbing took
place In g yard connected with the phosphate
washer. Each had been seen to strike the
other with a rock. The stabbing was seen by
TWO Of the witnesses from q distance, but no.
one was near enough to ascertain the cause.
The Jury rendered q verdict of wilful and
felonlous killing. Davis had not been arrest
ed at a late hour last evening.
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The WAY WE ~sUcOEED.-A letter just re-
ceived, containing an order from a lady In
Georgia, has the following postscript:
81 must write you OF the great Satisfaction
your goods have given in our little town, and
everywhere my sisters and 1 have been since
the receipt of our last ORDERS"
We fill all orders very carefully, and are con-
tinually receiving similar testimony.
Having returned from the North our stock
Is now complete. N. & A. ASHTON, Ornamen-
tai Hair workers, No. 24O King street.
octl-tu
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PRaaenGerA.

Per steamship Geo gla, from New Yorkw0B
Lessey's Troupe, consisting OF Madame Sher'
wood. glanress. 700 pounds; Monsieur
CHARLES Thurston, fat boy. 16 years. 400 pounds;
S TompkIus. and with various curioslties. DA
Smith, J s Mcfarland, F 4 CIarkson, Mrs q CLARK
son, Ellen Lee. Mrs B Little. % Kelly, James
McIpn,s, F Gerken, E Thompson, VIM s Moore.
A mcqueen, II O Otte. ] NJ ninth and wife, ABB
Howe and wife, II F Emery, o Emery, Miss a r
Emery. Miss n @ Emery, Il jenkins, A Bunch.
James II Nelson. Edward shsrm, n y Weld, RS
Per steamer n = Allison, from Edisto. Enter.
prise, Rockville, and Way LandinRs-Mrs " NJ
Whaley, Hon Jno Townsend d lady, Mrs b Ed
dInqs, Miss q Bailey, II SO A Whaley, Master j
Whaley, Col Vim Whsley. T Black, ] Jenkins. ~
Mikell, Jr, q ID Hanahsn, J A Williams, q G
Minott, L Taylor, w II W Gray and P DAILY.
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Vorr FOR. HossoN's CHOICE!

= : FIRE AT RnEY's sTABLEs.-Between ten
and eleven O'Clock, yesterday morning, a IRE
broke out on the promises of stephney Riley,
the .ostler, on Bull street, near Lynch, In q
one story building used as o stable. The
Prudence Fire Company, colored. were
promptly on the ground, and subdued the fire
before much damage had been done. The
building was cut low to prevent the flames
from spreading. The animals in the building
at the time were safely removed. The damage
Is under $500. The fire originated in the loft,
which was closely packed with new hay, and
was probably the result of spontaneous com.
bustion.
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vorE FOR HoBsoN's CHOICE!
HOTEL ARRIVALS-0CrOBER ID.
Pavilion.

Pavilion.
BIN. Barr, Florida; b. Stevens and wife,
Covinqton;P P. Barrentine, Miss E. J. Barren
tine, Cheraw; 8. D.. Cain, LeesvIlle; Jas. p.
Chase, Florence; osso Bsnck. New York; H.
O. OFT, Aiken; P. J. Boslic, Lessville; John
Nettles. Lanes; J.. McNulty, New Orleans; j.
r. Keen, North Carolina; W. R. Parler,
0rapgeburg.
Charleston.
I'M. Rogers, F%ernandlna; 8. e. Moore, R.
DsTrevllle, South Carolina; G. W. Amery, D.
N.'Messer and wife, Boston; E. 8. Thompson,
new York; VIM. 8. Moore, Massachusetts; F.
a.. Ciarkson, Mrs. a. GARRISON, District Of Co.
!u"u,a, u. Harden, Savannah and Charles
an na.lroaai g. W.. Maggie, Georgia; ]. o.
NAM a.. haskell. Columbia; L. E. johnson
and @le' South Carolina; Il. W. R. Jackson.
Georgia.
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The FINEST AND P0REsr FRENCH CoNFEo-
IoNERY ever offered in this city has just been
received at Won santen's, 229 King street, and
connoisseurs are respectfully requested to
inspect and sample 1t before they purchase
elsewhere. octl5-tuth
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VoTE FOR HoBsoN's CHOICE |!

A PLEASANT HoME.-Two single gentlemen,
or a gentleman and his wife, can obtain good
board with pleasant rooms, upon very reason
able terms, at No. II Broad street. The sitna-
ton Is agreeable, and the accommodations
will be found to be excellent.
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VOTE FOR HoBsoN's CHOICE
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

+ i Enslow & Co. will sell at half.past III
o'clock. on Atlantic Wharf, molasses.
John G. Minor & Co. will sell at ~ ociocA'
at their store, dry goods, clothing and snoes
R,ecke & Petermau will sell at half'pss1 .
O'Clock, before their stores, leaf lard, ,o,.
Laurey, Alexander & Co. will sell al nun
mast 9 o'clock, at their store, bellies, STRIPS
VIM. Mckay will sell at 10 O'Clock, al NO. 40
wsntwor,h street, clothing. dry goods DC.
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oTro soNNTAG, Dyer, has just In working
order q new Prlndle's Patent Steamer 10 dye
aud clean Gentlemen's Coats, Pants, &C., with
dispatch, at No. 81 Wentworth street, near
.rtesian Well,
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VoTE FOR HoBsoN's CHOICES !

STRIKE WHILE THE IRoN's HoT.-The oppor-
tunlty will be given tomorrow TO strike on
the largest LAX of the chain forged about the
limbs of Carolina by corruption and fraud.
Vote for Hobson's Choice.
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DEGULAR LINE FOB GEORGETOWN,
n SKI
s. O., TOUCHING AT SOUTH ISLAND.
KEITHFIELD AND WAVERLY MILLS

The Steamer EMILE. Captain O.; rsdRh
G.. White, Will receive Frelgnt 1na.t
and leave as above every TUESDAY MIGHT, at 9
oiclocS until further notice,
WIN touch at Weymouth hins every aledLn1e
trip. .. ,o,o,d
For engagements apply to rr.,x
oct7.tuths3mos Agents, North Atlantlc HnslL
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LANGLEY Is still making those nne 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.
l6l King street. 'octla-3
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cr Jon,. Octnhar II.

ST. LOUIS, october IA.
Bagsing quiet at 14sl5c. Flour steady; winter
soper19s S. 6uass. Corn hrmer; No 2 mixed 38hc
Bacon oaiee ana ss ga & pTfS Z t ,oSn,yoo demand:
aou.asissNc clear rib sides IL clear sides l2A.
Lard Vuiet ar &c.
CINCINNATI, October IA.
cesslont at 81 4oa7 Is. Corn QUIET and weak at
-. rork nrm at Sl4. Lard nrm;- summer 7x;
steam 4 Kettle 8. Bacon firm; shouIiers tx;
ciras lid SIDES llh; clear sides IL. WnIskey 1rm
LouIsvILLE, October IA.
Flour 10 fair demand; extra family Sc 50a7.
Corn 4eaas. FORK quiet at $l4; none here. Bacon
TX; clear sides IL, packed. Lard sXall. WhlsEey
firm at 81.
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The Charleston Cotton, Rice and Nc

The Charleston Cotton, Rice anu Na'Hi
stores Markets.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
MONDAY EVENING, October Ia, ls'z.I
corroN.-This staple displayed an aclVe ana
atrono character, commanding with an so'auceo "
nc. and hardening to ito extent OF full &c = ID
,mnrovement on the prices Of Saturday, the mai
bet showing throughout 8 well SUSTAINED oe'
msna. Sales about 2oto bales, VIZ; . 81 To- . d.
1sx, 20 at II. 14s az liz. 81 atl7h, 2S az l7H, ioo
IT I1.ls, a at TX. 88 at TX, 1858 az IT, LOO atieS'
4ss at lsx, 20 at 1s,ii. 2ca at lSh. we queue:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
ordtn ,rv IN good MISUNDERSTANDING
Low mihdling
MIddllnR
Strict middling.
p,ce-rnere was a fair dem AND for this grain
q, eaev rates: sales ITO tierces clean Carolina,
viz: ss tierces at exc, % at 7, SO at 7hc p ID. we
quote common to fair at eH@ex, good sH@7Hc
p b. - s,,,,,., oo,eu Inn bb,s
rosIn at IS 10 TOT strained. To-day sales so ools
spirits turpentine at sec p gallon; also 800 ools
rosin at "a for No l and extra No aud ~ % ior
low pale. The lower grades were easier, ana az
the close Of the market was at about s3bo lor
strained to IS rs for extra NO..
FRE1aHrs.-To Liverpool, by steam, dlrect, xo
on uplsnds, nominal on sea Islands; VIE New
York, x@Zd on uplan Dis, - o sea Islands; oy
sail. "a on uplards, on sea islands nominal
TO Hsyre, lXc on urlands. stwise-t Ne"
York. by steam, Nc ON uplaDds and on sea
islands: 80 p fierce IN rice; eoc p Dbl on rosin
nv sail,-c p ft en- cotton; 90 p tierce on
rice: soc q Dbl On rosin; $1l@12 2 II on lumber;
$l2al2 so p n on timber. To Bost n, oy steam
Nc on uplands and s. so p fierce on rice; oy SAL
- p ID on uplaudB; rosln TOO; resa"ed stun
s12@l2 go; timber $ls@ls So; phosphate $696 o.
To PROVIDED ce, by sail $lo@ll p n on boards;
% p b on cotton; by steam 70 via New YORK.
To Philadelphia, by Steam 80 on uplands; 81 IS
q tiercc on rice; eoc - Dbl on rosln; 81 on spirits.
Through bills Of ladlng given to Boston, ProVi.
dence and the New En-. land cities are regularly
Issued on this route, and dispatch guaranteed.
By sail, So p n on boards; $l2 on timber; -
ton on clay; So so on phosphate. To Baltimore.
by Steam - p ID; by sail $s9S 50 2 N on
boards; - on timber; s. so p ton at city; SAG
so p ton up river on phosphate rock. Vessels
a1e In demand by cur merchants to take lumber
freIghts from GeergeGewn. 8. O., Daren and sasil-
Ia River, Ca, and Jacksonville, Fla, to Northern
ports, and $lo@12 p II are tie rates on timber
and boards.
E1oHANdE.-Sterlllg 80 day bills COX.
DOMESTIC E1oHANaR.-The banks purchase
sight checks on New York at h@K per cent. Oh,
and sell at par.
GoLD-12k6l4,
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%FuRCHaorr, BENEDICT & Co., No. 275 King
street, nave received full lines Of Ladies'
Underwear-all descriptions. Department In
charge of ladies employed here.)
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cHRoxos.-To close out the balance OF our
stock. will sell framed Chromos from AUG. 10
81 each. Hasel street Bazaar.
iulp30-tuth8
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We GAL the attention of dealers to the
auction sale, by J. a. Enslow & Co., OF molas-
ses, this day, 10th inst, at ~halt-past ten
o'clock, on Atlantic Wharf.
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NEW AND CHEAP CrILDREN's CARRIAGES,
yeloclpedes. Rocking Horses, Carts, Wheel
barrows, &C., just received at Won santen's'
No. 229 King street, Charleston, s. G..
iur1l-tu
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rorr FOR HoBsoN's CHOICE
TIE WEATHER..

Tba range of the thermometer yesterday
a. the drug store of Mr.. Joseph Blackman' on
the south side of Broad street, was a. iol-
lows ga. NJ, IS; 10 A. NJ, $751; NJ, ez; q
P. NJ, g.; 4 p. NJ, 81; 6 P. NJ, 6s;sP. NJ, %.
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CRoouEr SEAsoN.-We are now FURNISHING
our customers with CIoquet at So 20. hAsEi
sTnSrT B.zAAR. apr27-stuth
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FuRoHaoTr, BENEDICT & Co., No. z76 KING
otreet. have received The finest assortment OF
Kid Gloves, newest shndes and styles.
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Vote FOR HoBsoN's CHOICE
BUSINESS NOTICES..

THERE MAY BE a jam at the polle. Come
out early, before the trouble begins, and vote
for Hobson's Choice.
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Interior cotton Markets.

COLUMBUS, October IL.
Market quiet; good ordinary l6hc, low mid
dlIuos TIC, middIngs 17Hc; sales 266 balesi re.
celpIs s67; ship nenls lib.
Market uniet; good ordinary 16Hal6x, strict
oooi ordinary TX, low middllng liz, mIddltng
l7xc. -.
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PICTURE FaAMEs-O7al and Square; all
sizes. Cheap |! Cheap! HAsEL st. BAZAAR
febl3-tu
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FINE LEAD PENCILS, rubber-tipped, 45 cents
q dozen. HAsEL STREET BAZAAR N EAsT
RAY NEWS BOOM. aprl8-tu
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Now NE HAVE a chance to vanquish the
enemy with ballots, not bullets. Vote for
Hebson's Choice.
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MEMORANDA;

Conslgnees per Commercial Line Schr Adelisa.
from New York. arrived on Sunday: 2 p SWee.
gan, Bollmann Bros, Henry Brown, u Bart 3 90.
w n Bird q c., B Biyd, Chas Berbussa. = Oh
Olaussen, O Clactas, Gameron. Barley &iCbLEx
Cowper hwait, F Dauer. J B Duval q Son. DOVE.
Noise i Davts, D F Fleming Il co, Hart q co. Jnc
Heesemsn q BIO, Geo = Hacker, Ino BpIksmp 8
Mure Il CO. Mantoue & co, A MoO0bb, Jr.
O'Nein, B O'Nell, Q~uackenbusn. EstlIl i co:
Ravenel & co,H StenkenID q silc u, StenenS.
Werner q QUICKER: Tedeman, NgasdeEI. "a JgF
liams l. co, WI ebb, Waqener a Monseea.
wilcox, r D White, J Wuhrmann 4 co, p Wine.
man q co and Railroad Agent. GILr.i 6s9a35
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COMMERCIAL NEHS.

Exports.
BAIrMoRB-Per schr D F Keehns-''o 10nS
phosphate rock. -
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CITY AFFAlKS.
MEETINGS THIS DAY.

-r,,o, Chapter, R. a. NJ. at Z P. N.
U.,sndship Lodge, X. P, at half-past . I. NJ.
r.ro,,na Rifle Club. at hali-past Z P. N.
cnar,eaton Dramatic Club, at s P. N.
Trns,ees Peoples Saving Institution, al IL
washington Rifle Clnb, at I P. NJ.
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NOR L1v E R P O o l., !,
TO SAIL WITH DISPATCH.

The highest Glass, Full-powered Iron a@
British Steamship TYNE QUEEN, VII. sSGb8ake
liam Cssson, Commander, about $500 6aras vap.;
cIty, having a large part Of cargo engaged ana
going on board, Will meet with prompt di8patcn
aud sail as above. For further freightfengaSe-
]. A. EEsLow 200, Agents..
oct7 No. l4FEast Bay.
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FURcHGorr, BENEDICT & Co., No. 275 King
street, offer this day great bargains in Car
pets, DC. See their advertisement
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NEW :Y0RK
ON THURSDAY, l7rH OCTOBER ATa
O'CLOCK, P. Es . s:a
Nv IRON STEAM LME-EsrABIIsABDsis 1870.
srATE ROOMS All ON DEoK.

The SPLENDID New IRON sidewhseis s.eAmship.
GEoHgfa. Holmes, Commanders wtlsssl tor4
New YORK on THURSDAY: 17thi 0ctaoer.:st4 nscoSk:
p. NJ. from Pler. No. 2 Union Whsryes :AysS.s
Through Bills or Ladinga to.Myafroo aaaSae
New England cities as usual ss>. 80
a4- Insurance BY steamers ottaiSt NPss8
For Freight or Passage engagements, having
VERY hne DECK Staseroom ACCOMMODATIONS aP.
street, or to WV. A. coURTEHAY, dosI gnl9a
Wharves.s -. - - h.sG Ia. sfiif 49,:
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MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.

Arrived, Adriatlc, Europa, Char:eston, Terry,
Aloemarle, Greece, Wyoming, CirJ of London,
Barnes.
Arrived out, City Of Antwerp, CITY OF Brussels,
Wisconsin, Atlantic, Thurings.
Evenlng.-Arrived, City or Bristol and General
Meade.
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sIvANNAH mi CHARLESTON RAILROAD.

II bsas sea island and So bales upland cotton,
IS bbls spirits lurpentioe, Ill bols r1sIn. 4es
To r n Frost 4 co. Crawley & Dehon. W U Bee d
co, Stenens, Werner d Ducker, W Boyle. VIII.
den 4 Junes, W P Duwlsng q co, Fraser q Dill,
Jno Walker, ] A Enslow d co, J 4 Pringle 4 son,
ST Howard & CO, Walker. Evans d Cogswell, II
K uudpIns, Bardiu & Parker. ) b Wi;sJn u Bros,
IL Claussen, h Benson, Schr Jno Hancock.