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PASSENGERS.

Per steamship James Adger. for New YORK;
Mrs Young, w II Young, c Steen, DM1cnsels, r
FrIpp, ] Michaels, P NieIs, 8 Peterm N, o brookk,
j + Csrew, X Roth, F W Slender, G q Cochran: d
Kirk, Mrs J B Steele, J KolIn, G Il Graa, " = SeI .
nlngs, Blschofr, Isaac Loewenthal, a 7" fos''
SILVER, Master Welcn. vor,
Mrs Sessions. Mr. n ,sseY and wife, Miss Simpson,
Mrs DART, J Crews, Uo5l q " Bradley, wifs and
child. john Harbeson. Mrs BurEart T BUTTONS,
Mrs E NJ Reynolds. Miss SIN keynolds, Ars . u y
Reynolds, J P Merkhardt and vile, MITE 4 Cafee n
@ lbsrt, W A Ladder, D McEysn, P Farrell, john
Casey, Miss Elridge. Capt 7 S Budd, = n quiet
] Dunn, Mr. Goodrich, @ " Roberts, II Street. d
P Kingman, AP Flrd. J D kaVanaugn, = : ososno
las. J E Edgerton, X w Gale, Geo Lee, L Leseshe
and wife, and 10 deck.
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RIcR.-This grain was quiet and there were no
sales reported.
NAVAL SToREs.-The receipts were IS bbls
spirits turpeutlne. 22l bbls rosin and 4 bbls crude
turpentine. There were no SO es reported. Crude
surpcnttne may be quoted at So 80 p Dbl for Vir-
gin, So 20 for yellow dip, and 81 so for hard.
a~ssIaurs.-To liverpool, ny ereaIn direct, Gorl
,al on uplsnda, nominal on sea Islands; via New
tork, Klon uplands, "a on sea Islands; by soil,
nominnl on uplands, Oh sen Islands nominal.
To aayre- on uplauds. Coastulse-to New FORK
by ssenn 50 on uplands and - on SEQ islands;
Al so 2 fierce n rice; SOC q Dbl on rosin;
oy Sail nc 2 Is on cotton; p tlerce
on rice; SOC p barrel on rosla; So y n on
um DOT; $40 p N on timber. To Boston, by sail,
&C p q on upland cotton; rosin CSC; resawed
stun $lo@lO So; phosphate $5@5 50. To Propl.
fence, BY sail $40 p on boards, sc = b on
cotton; by steam 81 y bale on New York rates.
70 Phila lelphls, by steam 50 2 on cotton;
oy sail, $50 II on boards; 50 6o@lo on timber; So
per ton on clay, and ssa$s SO on phosphates. To
Baltimore, by steam &c p b by sail, So 6o@7 p
4 on buards; $S9s so on timber; So IS 2
CON on phosphate rock. Vessels are in de
nsnd by our merchants TO take luaoer froights
rom Georgetown, s. o., Dasie1 and satillu River
la, and Jacksonville. Fla, to Northern pcrts.
md $lOa12 p 4 srs the rates on lumber and
cards.
MISUNDERSTANDING 90 day bills 20S@20A.
DOMESTIC ExCHLNax.-The banks puronase
sight checks on New York al H@K per cent. OIL,
and sell at par.
IOLD-l2H014.
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Hotel Arrlv.la.-septs".Ssr 10.
CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON.
j. H. Richard, Baltimore; ]. E. Ladder,
Georgia. j. B. Rogers, Abbevlllei N. Ryland,
RIchmond; c. W. Morton, New York; N. APP
ple,on, Edlsto; j. F. Eason, Columbia; T. P.
stovall, Augusta; W. Craig, Bath, 8. c.; a.
Chichester, Augusta; E. C. walden. Philadel.
phla; w. Stevensonr Aiken; 8. Guthuram, }.
]. Sissner, Georgia; J. McNott, GrahamVile;
Mrs. G.. w. Bradley and child, 8. B. Massey
and wife, Miss E. NJ. Simpson, Chester; E. r.
Miller, G. E. Goodrich, ]. j. Dunn, ]. D.
Kavanaugh, W. A. Laidlaw, D.. M. Gavin, Au-
gusta; Mrs. Dart, New Orleans; Mrs.. W.
Stevenson and two children, Aiken; Mrs. E.
H. Eldredge, r. Douglass, IT., Augusta; J.
Woolf, Mobile; J. D. Harden, Savannah and
Charleston Railroad; W.. Curry, Alabama; o.
j. Lang, Philadelphia; D. Matthieaon, Cheraw;
Captain W. 8. Woodruff, steamship Manhat-
tan; 1. EhrlIch, A. Guerard, Savannah; N. P.
Bassett, Beaufort.
PAVILION.
s. R. Chandler, Clarendon; John Il. Hirsh,
Ba,esville; j.. W. FaIrey, Brsnchvillei W. 8,
Eleezor, Lexington; j. ]. Antllly, Orange
burg;L. C. DorVis, Savannah ]. Woolf, Mo-
bile; V. Smith, RldgeVille; L. Brothers,
Reevesvllle; Mrs. B. Carroll and servant, Co.
lumbla; Geo. W. Roberts, Beaufort; q. P.
Kingman, 8. Gilbert, Boston; J. j. Mcknight,
South Carolina; T. E. Razor, Georges Station;
J. F. Early, Darlington; ]. R. Sampson, Ben
neltsvllle; w. F. Blanton, Barnwell; 8. ].
HarIzog, Bamberg; R. Tomlinson, Graham's
Crossroads; Rivers Wright, Columbia; E.
Johnson, B. Johnson, s. B. Newsome, Camp
Ridge; G. Potsdamer, Florida.
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Markets by Telegraph.

LONDON, September &c.
Noon.-Oons Is ok; new dyes SO. y
"Reminiscences and American securities
closed unchanged. Frankfort bonds closed 961a
for issue 1882.
PARIS, September 10.
Noon.-Rentes 55f Ate.
NEW YoRK, September 10.
Noon.-Freights firm. Stocks ste8iy. Gold
heavy az l2T. Money easy at a. Exchange, long
8; short 8X. Governments dull and steau!.
state bonds quiet.
Evenipg.-MoneY easy at 4a5. Exchange neaVy
at7I. Gold l3h. Eighty.ones l5H; sLxty-t"o
coupons l3ss; sixty.fves 1324; new l2h. Tennes.
sees Tx; new ~. Ylrglnlas a.; new 81; conso $
81; d.ferred 16K. Louisiana s'xes 6O; new 81;
leyee skies go; eights 10. Alabama eighls SO; iVes
So. Governments 70; sevens So North Carollna5
4Sk; new 20; special tax l.. south Carollnas gu;
new 26; April ami October 20.
CO1ToN MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, September 10.
Noon.-Cotton opened quiet; upiands loha
lOkd; Orleans l0kd.
Iater.-Uplands IOXd, Orleans 10hd; specula.
ton and export, 5000.
Eyening.-CUtton closed dull; uplands lOlsu.
Orleans 1OHalUKd; sales 10. 600 bali 8; speculation
and export 800. ~
Noon.-Cotton lower; slles l0Sl Dalesi uplahds
21Zc; Orleans 22p 22Nc.
EvenIng.-UottOl dropping: sales LIS oaies at
2lAa22kc. Sales OF cotton futures To-Day lo'ooo
bales, as follows: september, l9Hal9 l3.l6e; NC
tober, l9al9Ac; November, ~ 1-loal9aC, peceni-
Der, 19 1-l6a19Ao; January, l92Sc; feoruary,
20 S-16a20 5.l6c; March, 20asa2o 1l.l6c.
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latter part of the evening the party were in
dulcIng in q dance. At about eleven o'clock,
W young men, living In the neighborhood,
and named, respectively, Lemuel (or "Baby")
Cox and John Dolan, were passing by, and
Cox, who was somewhat under the influence
of liquor, entered the piazza, ,supposlng the
entertainment to be public, while bis friend,
Mr.. Dolan, seated himself outside. Some of
the party in the house resented the entrance
of Cox as an intrusion, and ordered him 70
leave. Cox, who Is represented as q reHpec-
table young man when sober, and who was
acquainted with the occupants of the house,
refused to leave, saying that 1t was a public
affair, and he had as much right there as any
one else. The demand for his departure be-
ing repeated, Cox Invited those who objected
to his presence to put him out, and the
discussion assumed a personal and de-
cIdedly b~elllcose aspect. 1t does not appear
that any blows were struck, but a young man
named Napoleon Coste, commonly called
'sNappy" Coste, for breVlty and euphony,
drew a pistol aud fred one shot at Cox, the
bullet entering his left side, just below the
armpit, and passing around nearly to the GEN.
<e OF the back. Cox cried out: 'My God, I'm
shot" or some similar formula usual on such
occasions, and tell back into the arms Of his
friend Dolan, who had by this time come up on
the piazza and had been persuading Cox to
leave, in the general interests Of peace and a
quiet life. Cox was then assisted to Sem
ken's saloon, on King street, where his wound,
which was bleeding profusely, was examined
and dressed by Dr.. Aldrlch, after which, with
the assistance OF his friends, he walked to his
home, on Line street. He was perfectly sober
when he reached home, and was considerable
enough to retire to bed Without alarming his
mother or the rest Of the family. No arrests
we're made, and Cox was walking about yes
terday morning with his arm slung up, but
with fair prospects OF, a speedy healing of his
wound with reasonable care against exposure
and eXerlion.
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Sour S~ToMACH.-lf the food taken into:the
stomach is not dlgested 1t decomposss: In
the latter case a pungent gas is developed
which: causes sour eructatIons, or else the
stomach itself secretes an acid, which rising
upward at intervals stings the gullet SHARPLY.
These extremely ~dlsagreeable sensations are
attributable to impaired digestion. To get rid
Of them, or prevent their recurrence, It Is only
necessary to tone ard regulate the gastric Or
gans with Hostetters Bltters. It will not an
swer to postpone tho great corrective with the
idea that the unpleasant symptoms will disap-
pear Of themselves. So far from that being
the case, they almost invariably eliminate, If
neglected, in chronic dyspepsia, with Its con-
CONTAINS of gnawing In the stomach, dlzzl-
ness, perverted vision, headache, and sleep
lessness. 1t Is true that all these disagreeables
may be obviated BY C course OF the Bltters;
but how much wise: to anticipate their arrival
with one or two doses of that sure preventive
of Indigestion and strengthened of the all
mentary organs. sep9-mwf3-D&c
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OCA LACONICs.

LGoyernor Scott is in the city, and Is Inc
puest of County Treasurer Quincy.
-The work upon the repairs to walker,
Evans & Cogswelrs establishment is carried
on night and day.
Judge George Lee, Of the Inferior Court,
arrived In Charleston yesterday, per steam
ship Manhattan. He says he has been sick.
MI. Rivers Wright, general travelling
tagent OF the South Carollnian, Is In this city
and Is stopping at Pavilion Hotel.
ED. Fox, editor OF the Celt, incarcerateo
sa16rlibel. Monday afternoon, was released yes
terday upon bail.
afaA playhouse rafied at Won Santen's pa
zaar, King street, Saturday evening, was VOL
by Miss G. Ward.
A lady living at. Graham's Turnout, OF
the South Carolina Railroad, opened a drawer
several days ago to get an article OF clothing
and found a rattlesnake four feet long coiled
mn therein. a faint scream and death 10 tne
snake followed. No further harm DONE.
M. E. q. Prioleau's house, on wentworth
atreet. has beer entered by thieves twice re-
gently. The first time they carried OIL Mr..
spr5olean,s entire etock Of shirts; the second
stole an elegant writing desk. the
desk was found upon Browns wharf, sew
eral days after, broken open. 1t was taken
fosthe Guardhouse, where Mr. Prioleau re-
covered it yesterday.
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MEssRs. FURcHGoTr, BENEDICT & Co. notify
the public that on or about September goth
they will remove tc their new and elegant
building, No. 275 King street. Besides their
excellent stock of Dry and Fancy Goods, they
will make 1t a special department and lay in
an entire new stock of all kinds OF Carpets.
Ingram and Hemp Carpets, two and three-ply
Carpets, Venetian Floor and Stair Carpets,
Tapestry Ingrains, English Body and Tapestry
Brussels. Floor OIL Cloths, all wIdths; Rugs,
Mats and Mating, al at very low figures.
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Interior Cotton Markets

COLUMBIA, September 9.
Sales OF cotton to-day Is bales; mlddllBgs 1890.
ROCK HILL, september I.
During the past week there has been but little
variation In price, and the bulk OF sales have 0een
made at 1SHal8xc for good styles; sales or the
week u bales; same week last year s bales.
MACON, September Z.
Cotton was rather nrmer and mere brisk yes
terdsy, without, however, any alteration N
actual quo atoms, which remain, as yesterday,
ls%c, with 19c for fancy grades; receipts today
1873 bales; sales l46; shipped so.
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AaplvEp

steamship Manhattan, woodruff. New York
left Saturday. Noise. 10 Jas Adger & coIso
r Ra,lTI xse Agent, Southern R , Es sSsas Co. ; l = EAU !
co, o Anrens q co. D ANIME, {! AiEen,& CO..
Edwin Bates q GO. II BlscnoI 4 CO, Vim y Blrd
co, h Brown, O Bart Il co. I'll Bristoll6 CO,
Ghafee Il co, Chapeau & Hetrcon, O Clacius, Crane,
Boylston d CO, Dowie. MolBe' & Davis, Douglas q
Miller, IA Doc; DE- Fleming q co, Fnrcngott,
F FsnsSi g CO CO. D ! E1 FslK s;s0' I 2 . I s aalllsnaln' 5 i'G Sos :
Jet. II Gerdts 4 co, Hart d co. Jaorham. J Hut.
kamp 4 co. N A Hunt. y Hickey,T n Horseyg
4 Bro, I B Hail d COIL Hyman:G CO, A nllng
Wickenberg &tco, H .Klatte 4 co, F KIT saek .:Jr;S
Knobeloch 4 SMALL INV Stie e,R LaRlesi,RBs
Lalane 4 co, O ALengniek, A LANCER, Robt Autey
Mckay, P Murray, MantOue 4 co; 3 Nuiler, 4 3
McGahan, Martin q Mood, Nachnan & co, EdW
Perry, d O'NeIl d Sous. r O'Neil. U sPoppen.E
helm, O f Panknin. Paul. srandes q CO, NNP or:-
bush, Estill q CO. Sc. stoddsrd 4. CO, Stool, We6bs
l. co, Stefens, Werner j QUICKER Sell. q fostrt,..
Shackelford q Kelly, y Shaw, Sunday 1IMta,aSHl
Thompson. Jno F Taylor = Coz s1homsousSDosS
Wieters. = q Wilson q Bro. walker, kvsnssk
Copsweil, Geo W W1lliana Il 90. aaeo.H WalEeS&.
co, Tiedeman, Calder 4 co: .gogt, Wipama1l
co, p Wash, and others.
left: Friday. Mdse. AlCourtenay 8 Rail-.
road co, N E Railroad 90, SouthernsE3presaG0,;
J EAdger& CO, TN BffetQH &e0,E BAteA &S6sHs
Brookbanks, Orb zBaertGeosBsker, IPsRroxpes,
Bollmann Bros. II Blscnon. 4 %, ES BnrnianlssG
Olaclus, W II Bird Il Cd, Bgrne6 FsgArtte. WITH
Chatee Il Co. Cameron, BlIkley q 600 lEranke.
Jas Cosgroye. J O. 0laussep, Gleason,sJtH
Graver j CO. Dowie, Noise q Davis, HlGerdts 8
co, II Gol6 NTH d Son. J II Greer q Son,sHayt&
co, Holiness Book House, 9 q Johnson, Rinaman
Il howell, q Katie 4 co. Knobeloch d small Oh
KornRhrens, KinsmanE ros, p B Lalane d co.2sAa
Minor & co, Mantoua d 60. A Nimit1 d Co John
Rugheimer, O F Panknin, Quackehbasn, EstDl 4 I
co, R8venel, Holmes 4 co, L F Robertson, waiter
stee;e. sterens, Werner QUICKER H:.Scneeiey..
co, WAGNER 4. Monsees, Geo " 1Wtliamss& co,,Ps
Walsh, Walker, Evans q 0ogsWen, WI
A Due, Holmes d Calder, 5edords d co, Ordefand
Boat from Christ Church. 8 bags sea island COT.
ton. To stohey q LowndeH. esiE :4lss 1880.
Boat from Wadmalaw. Ibag seai island Gotten.
Received from onisolm,s Hils. sltca rice. 10
Received from Habeaioht's Nllr james Island
8 bags sea island co ton 20 " d Bee
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship James Adger. Lockwood. New York
James AdRer & CO. sH1s-.'
SAILED YESTERDAY. ~
Steamship James Adger, Lockwood. NewiYork.
Steamer Dictator. Coxetter, PalatEa via Jack-
sonVille. DC. }ss$ss
FROM THIS PJRT. - :
Brig s!moda, Cloudy, at GravesendrAnguas. II,
CLEARED o THIS PORT.
schr- Myroreri Brown, ct Few York; 18th Sep
TENDER. sst 4ts- .itG;.1gG
HF. y.F--srna1%s.-
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pruss and MeSl1lnss::
GUY0T'S TAR s.. =
CONCENTRATED PROOF. LIQuEgR,,

M Guyot has succeeded in depriving tar
of its insupportable sourness and bitterness,
and in. rendering it very soluble Profting
by this happy discovery, ne prepares a con;
centrated liqueur Of tar, which in a small
volume contains a large proportion Of the
active principle. a..
Guyot's tar possesses all the advantagesof
ordinary tar-water without any of itS draw
backs A glass of excellent tarGwater without
any disagreeable taste mayb be instantar,ebusty
obtained by pouring a teaspoontul into g
glass of water.
ANY one can thus prepare his glass Of tar
water at the moment he requires 1t, thus
e%conomizing time, facilitating carriage and
obviating the disagreeable necessity o Inland
ling tar, gtt9 cZg
Guyot's tar replaces ad%yantageously Sc
yeraI more or less inactive. ptisans in the
treatment of colds, bronchitis, coughs, and
catarThs. s1d ,
Guyot's tar is employed with the greatest
success in the following diseases -
AS A DRAUGHT. "A teasponfal:i in a glass
ofwatcr, or tuo tablespoonful in a bottle.
BRONCHITIS
cATARRH OF THE BLADDER Ut
COLDS ic5,s ~ c5.
OBSTINATE COUGHS
IRRITATION OF THE CHEST
PULMONARY CONSUMPTION
WHooPiHG COUGH 9.
DISEASES OF the THROAT
AS A LOTION. - Pure or diluted Wah
little Uater.
AFFECTIONS OF THE SKIN
TECHNICS
DISEASES OF THE SCALP
Guyots tar has been tried with the
greatest success in the principal hospitals Of
France, Belgium, and Spain. Experience has
proved it to be the most HYGIENE drink in
time of epidemicS.
Detailed Instructions accompany each bottle
Den! in Paris, 1. RRRRE, 10, ras !Ga5.5
Agents in Charleston, DOWlEs NOISE
DAVIS, Wholesale Druggists. seE
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON. September 9.
SPIRITS TURPRNTINE. SALES OF 81 bbls select at
CSC per gallon.
RosIN.-Sa es OF ITS bbls at So rs for strained.
81 80 for extra No l, 81 rs for low pale, and
s. SO for pale.
CRUDE TURPENTINR-Sales OF 1876 bbls at 81 IS
for elbow dip. aud 81 IS for virgin.
TAR Sales OF IS bbls; 4S at So, and 10 at $325
per bbL
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ANOTHER SHOOTING AFFAIR.
almost Il Murder IN Cannon Street.
The Wounded Man Doing Well.

In addition to the Meeting street murder,
another shooting ARRAY occurred last Monday
night, the reports of which at first exagger-
ated it into a serious and fatal ARRAY. 1t ap-
pears that a rattle for a pair of vases was In
progress in o private residence on Cannon
street, nearly opposite Felix, and during the
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RAILROAD MArTERs.-M. G. Bartlett, ESQ.,,
formerly general ticket agent OF the GreenVille
and Columbia Railroad, has been appointed
general freight agent. Jabez Norton, Esq.,
has been appointed general ticket agent.
The Greenville and Columbia Rallroau'
under the close management OF ColonelThomas
.,Dodamead, is fast becoming one of the best
paying short lines in the country. ana many
improvements are being made along the line,
all of which require much care, expense anu
attention.
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NOTICE TO DRUaGIsrs.-By act Of the Leg
islature, druggists are required to have the
ANTrDoTE TO each poison or poisonous COM
pound sold by them printed upon The label on
each bottle or package. The NEWS Job Office
ls prepared TO print to order all such labels,
being provided with the requisite cnts. speci-
mems may be seen ON application.
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New York Naval store. Market.

NEW YORK, S6pCemU5r d.
The Daily Bulletin says: Receipts TO sday 2242
bbls rosin, 100 bbis spirits turpenu g, 800 6bls tar.
Spirits are quiet and tending downward; oner-
lngs were freely made to arrive by Tuesday at SIC,
but without takers; for spot lots f6c is about The
quotations aC the close; sales 40 bbls at 66c.
R0sIu only moderately active but steady; sales
$40 bis strained at 81 so, so bbls do at s. 90. and
80 bbls low No 2 at So 10. Tor aud pitch un-
changed.
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COMhERClAL NEWS.
EXPLOITS.

NEW YoRK-Per steamship James Adger-l bag
sea island and 958 bales upland cotton, 10 uerces
rice, liz bales doTestlcs and g0oGs, l09 Dois OF
rosin. 100 bols -four, OF casks OF clay, IA bundles
,,ides, q bbls and 20 bags dried fruit, 81 bales or
roots, II bales wool. q boxes and 81 Dbls sundrleS,
6 rolls leather, and 3S packages.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS PURCHASING FOR
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. 45 Wentworth street.
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CLUBS, SOCIETIES N LODGES can have
their Constitutions, Summonses, Bills, &C.,
printed neatly, quickly and cheaply, by leav-
ng orders at THE news JOB OFFICE.
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BUILDING M~ATER1lL.-An extensive stock
and large variety Of Doors, sashes, Blinds,
Balusters, Mouldingn, &C., are kept constantly
on hand by Mr.. P. P. Toale, al his warerooms,
No. 20 Hayne street end No. SO Plnckney street.
The above are all made OF his own factory on
Horlbeck's wharf He keeps, also, French and
American Window Glass, Stained Glass, Slate
Mantels, Builders Hardware, &C., from the
best manufacturers. mch8-fmwlg
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Receipts per Railroad, September ~.
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.


1910 bales cotton, 81 bales goods; "a bbls spirits
turpentine, los bbls rosin, 80 bols hour. 8 cars
stock. To Railroad Agent, Mowry & son, ID De-
Rodgers l. co, G h Walter 4 co. Witte Bros. wv
Smith, Pringle d Son, A J Salinas, F O Mey, W O
Bee & co, WE Bowling. T P Smith, Murdsugh q
Weekly. Barden & Parker, E b Frost i 60, Craw.
Davis, A Mulligan, y Leibenrood. Kinsman i
Howell, Sloan j. Selgnious, f d q Kracke, Wag.
ener i Monsees, Johnston, Crews d co.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
% bales cotton. AZ bbls crude and 81 bbls spir.
its turpentine, 1853 bbls rostn, cars OF lumber,
mdse, &c. To Whilden i Jones, Barden i Par.
ker, Kinsmaa Il Howell, T G B0ag. + 3 Frost i
co. W K Ryan, G W Williams & CO, W U Bee 4 co,
A ] Salinas, Reedar 4 Davis, A 8 Smith, Y Levy,
Mowry d Son, TIP Smith. Felzer, Rodgers d co,
q Leibenrood, Ravenel & co, Caldwell q son.
ling d co, cotton unclaimed, Railroad Agent ana
others.
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FALL STYLES OF HATs.-stop In at the grand
fall opening Of hats, caps, canes and umbrellas
at johnson & Browns, No. 269 King street.
The temptations offered by their latest novel
ties are irresistible.
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New York Rice Market.

NEW YORK, September 0. .
The Daily Bulletin says: The demand has been
lighter Today, bIt the market IL strong and
wholly unchanged. The salts are 100 bags Ran
COON OF 7aTIc, so bags Patna at 7xaSc, and so
tierces Carolina at 8xa9xc.
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ENvELopEs.-A large stock of Envelopes al
ways on hand at TIE NEWS JOB OFFICE, for
mercantile purposes, which will be printed
and furnished at prices to suit the INES.
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LANGLEY is still making those fine Cotton
Shirts, with Irish linen fronts, for 50 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.
1Gl King stieet. sep9-lmo
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THERMOMETRICAL

The ange Of the thermometer yesterday,
at the drug store of Mr.. Joseph Blackman,
on the south side OF Broad street, was as FOL
lows: 8 A. NJ, 81; 10 A. NJ, 80; IL NJ, 80; 2
P. NJ, se;4P. NJ, 80; 6P. NJ, 80; 8 P. NJ, 10
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Auction Sales This Day.

william Mckay will sell at 10 o'clock, at
bls store, dry goods, clothing, &c.
Miles Drake will sell at 10 o'clock, at his
store, clothing, hats, &c.
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EUROPEAN and American stereoscopic
Views, 81 80 per dozen. HAsEL STREET
| BAZAAR. apr19-mwf
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CHARLEsToNIANs TO THE REScUE.-It has
In some inexplicable manner escaped the at
tentlon of the argus-eyed reporters of the
New York journals that among the sojourn-
era at Watch Hill, Rhode Island, who were &C.
tive In rescuing the sufferers by the terrible
MetIsdlsaster, were a number of native Charles
tonIans. These Southern SamaritaDs were
gentlemen of color, who, after working dur.
Ing the winter in Charleston, with more or
less industry, find 1t q pleasure, perhaps,
not unmixed with profit, and not entire
" ASSOCIATED with light. and genteel
emuloyment, to reside during the sum-
mel months in the elegant seaside hotel
of the North However, they were
among the first to render assistance 10
the unfortunate passengers of the Inflated
steamer, and lmperllled their OWE Ives in reg
cutng the sufferers, and they certainly deserve
to be immortallzed by this publication Of their
names, which are as follows: Samuel Jackson'
William e. Lswton, Robert Brown, Francis
Provo, Peter B Morgan, Edmund Ross, James
Evans, Louis Brown, Samuel Graham, James
Spencer, John Purcell, Edmund Butler, John
Mitchell, Walter R. Desverncy, Thomas Yea
don,