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COTTON MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, October Z.
Noon.-Cotton opened strong; uplands sAd,
Orleans loKd.
Later.-totton active and frner; sales 20, 900
bales; speculation and export 5000. Sales OF up
lands for October 9Xd.
Evening.-Cotton closed unchanged; sales OF
middliDg Orleans for october 10; shipments cot
ton from Bombay to 7th INST, since last report
1000.
Noon.-Cotton quiet; sales ga bales; urlsnds
l91sc, Orleans loIc. sales Of futures saturday
evening 5000 bales. as follows: October Is 11.l6a
I8Ic; November Is 9.1ealSKi December 10 ll.l6;
February lsx; March 20ks2oH, April COX:
EYening.-Uotton easier; sales !68S bales; up.
lands 1920, Orleans 1sNc; net receipts 80; gross
1877. Sales Of futures To-day lS3Oo Dales, as TO-
De,enb Der 18Ha1sX; January 10 ~l6-l6a19; Febru-
airy 10 9-l6aieH: March 2oa2O 3.l6; april 2OHa
boston, October 7.
Cotton quiet and strong; mlddllngs l9xc; gross
receipts 1888 bales; sales ZOO; STOCK 4ooo.
PHILADELPHIA, october Z.
Cotton frm; middiings lehc:
Cotton firm; midillngs 1SHalSxc; gross re.
ceipts 769 bales: exports coastwise &C.; sales 705;
NORFOLK, October 7.
Cotton quiet: low middltng lsslsxc; net re-
ceipts 2O64 bales; exports eoastWlse 1850; receipts
WILMINGTON, October Z.
Cotton firm; middling l6c; net receipts $50
bales; exports coastwise Z; sales 80; stock 1878.
SAVANNAH, october Z.
Cotton quiet and firm; good ordinary l7Ha
l7hc, low mIddIings 17Talsc, middlings l8Ma
l8kc: net receipts $3.50 bales; exports TO Cont.
nent as03; coastwise S444; sales 300; stock 49,
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KEEPINa rHE1s COURAGE 0P'
A Radical, Organ ventures a Mild Pre-
"a .,a.,on NJ Hartranrt's Election.
WASHINGTON, October 7.

WASHINGTON, October Z.
Tho Star (Republican) publishes Inc loiloW-
nS,snateh from Philadelphia: 1.-THE cleo.
Zion tomorrow is the only thing tnougaG VI,
or talked of. There Is aSenerai stanoslIilu
business, and every one is pIeparlns lot 81 no. he
canvass of the Republicans Is the most tnor-
ough aud systematic ever made. am sQrry
I cannot say the same for the State. I'LL
generally acknowledged that the Repuoiica9
State committee is a very ineniclenS one' Th y
It's canvass has been O series OF olunaerS. ~
with the appropriately OF hartrahlt, sI h,d NJ :
publican candidate tor governor, mas nao d
despairing effect, but fortunately all t9is was
understood early In the campaign, ana every
effort was made to counterfeit It.. Tnere are
few Liberal Republicans In the state, ana
an unobjectionable man had been placeIr -
nomination for the goVernorship tne hep s;D.r
cans would sweep the Slate by az least lnisy
thousand majority. There seems to be dou9t,
however. of HariranfI's election. ana ID tns
nool sales he Is the choice by one nunuIGu
IN eighty. Even bets are maze tnat nc WIZ
have 10000 majority in the State. buCSale"
is expected to come TO Inc cl5y viii Will co orpv this
oity by 1000 majority. Some put It az nlsn
az IL. Goo. aud none lower than 10000. These
q re- Inc calculations of the Republican CON-
mittee. The Democrats, on the otner hanu,
claim that Buckalew will come 10 Inc CITY
with ZO, OUU JOElIyt Suu lHdt u SiJ tAa
1,ve Harfranit over 10000 majority, thus
siectIng Buckalew by 10000. The indications
are that the Republican estimate is the cor
rect one, and betting men are using 1t as their
basis of operations. The total regtstra-
ton in the city is 10000, an in
crease OF thirty thousand over last years
election, when the State ticket mad iZ,ooo
majority In the city. The Democrats have
beer demoralized in the city, and have aimed
all their efforts to the State. The Republicans
have taken advantage Of this and their WORK
will certainly make Hartranft successful.
That the Democracy have colonized q large
number Of me1 from Bs nlo 81 na and ao NSg
York In mining districts there Is no n JouI q
The Republicans. however, have organlzeaa
strong detective force which has been detailed
to watch and prevent sporting men from
voting. Sporting men from all parts OF the
country are here, with John Morrissey and
John Chamberlain at their head. There are
regular pool sales established, the same as
at horse racing. and 1t is estimated that
quarter of a million dollars will change hands
on the RESULT
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C. O

nj ladies of the new German Church Will
| give a ball at the Freundschaftsbuno nan VI
nert Thursday evening In aid of the church,
-Purser Marshall telegraphs thai the man
haitian arrived at New York at seven O'CLOCK
Yesterday evening.
--Two colored bootblacks had a fight In
front of the Charleston Hotel yesterday alter
noon. One of the two cut the other slighlly
with a knife.
The new Cotton Exchange In Savannah
was formally opened last evening. the ne"
Merchants Exchange in this city Will De ready
for Inauguration about the goth instant.
Colonel Edward McCrady, Jr., contributes
tn The American Law Review, for October, a
careful and valuable paper upon "Dououul
Points Under the Bankrupt Law.
The City Court was opened yesterday
morning by Judge Prlngle. The Jurors were
dismissed subject to the order OF the Judge
the cases which required their present attend
ance having been dropped.
MIR. R. SenoIr, the musical leaaer Oh the
Handel and Haydn Society, has been appoint
ed instructor of vocal music In the public
schools OF this city, and will enter upon the
duties of that position next Monday.
The Sumter Social Club will give a solree
on tomorrow night at their hall, corner OF
Society and King streets. Though not long
orgaalzed, the Sumters;are o live associatlon,
and their entertainments pleasant to all con-
cerned.
"A colored man: entered the sale-stables OF
Hogan d Horrls, on King street, near Mary
yesterday afternoon for the ostensible purpose
of purchasing a horse. He stumbled over a
sleeping watch dog, and was saVagely bitten
on the right hand and leg.
The new steamer TOR the Marion Fire
Company Is expected TO arrive this morning
fromtNew York, by the steamship Champion.
The merits OF the new steamer will be tested
on next Saturday afternoon, on which occas-
ion the Marions will be escorted by the greater
part of the Fire Department.
The South Carolina Agricultural and Me-
chanical Society, whose ANNUAL fair Will be
held In Columbia, on November a, will award
premiums amounting to FIVE thousand DOL
lars. The Darlington and AbbeVille fairs,
which will be held about the same time, will
award premiums amounting to one thousand
dollars each, all OF which will be furnished by
Mr.. W. G. Whilden, OF this city, who has for
many years filed the premium list of State
and county fairs.
Robert W. Brown, the negro who cut
Ellis Allen in the head with an axe, on satur-
dow nioht delIvered himself up to q police
man at an early hour yesterday morning. He
was carried before the Mayor and turned over
to a trial justice. he claims that Allen at
tempted to cut him with q knife, and that he
took up the first thing that came to hand to
defend himself. Allen was still alive at FIVE
o'clock yesterday afternoon. His recovery Is
impossible,
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

scoTr's STAR SKIRTS are known to fame,
and the grand depot In Meeting street Is Vlsl-
ted by all bliurcated mortals who rejoice In
stunning shirts. Mr.. Scott has repainted and
otherwise Improved his stand for the fall
trade, and all signs must fail ii he does not
succeed in securing a liberal portion thereof.
Cents wear of every description, together
with sundry indispensable adjuncts to the
masculine toilet are offered at low rates, and a
man is not a man at all unless he has first seen
Scott.
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LANGLEY is still making those fine Cotton
Shirts, with Irish linen fronts, for 81 90. Also
Cotton and Linen Drawers, and all Kinds Oh
Ladies' Furnishing Goods, at very low prices
Stitching of all kinds done to order, at NO.
1sl KING street. sep12-lmo
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TEE WEATHER THIS DAY.

WASHINGTON, october Z.
In the Gulf and South Atlantic Coast con-
tinued cloudiness tonight, with northerly
and westerly winds and occasional rains on
the coast. There are some indications of a
storm in the Eastern Gull. For the Misslssip-
pi Valeyand eastward to Ohio and Northern
Georgia. clear, clearing and cooler weather,
with prevailing %northerly Winds, generally
veertng to sou:nerly on Tuesday.
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Passengers.

Per steamer Dictator, from Palatka via JACK
aonvi,Ie Fernandtpa and Savannah. Ga-Hon.
T. Yulee. Miss Yulee, DR.. Rose, Captain Holmes,
Mrs. clifford, F Register, Mrs Register, Miss
Smith, and 8 on de3K.
nrise. Rockville, and Way LaDdinGs-Mrs Fl
Bentz and son, DIR D J Townsend, J. 8 ssynard: E
q Bailey, ] Dings, " O Gerdtz, J Gerdtz, 4
Towles, b q ToWles, O. Andell, " Hart, Jr, +
Schaner.
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CITY AFFAIRS.
MEETINGS THIS DAY.

Friendship Lodge, K. P, at hslf'paSs Z
P. N. .,. ,o,t
at, patrick's Benevolent Society, at Ea'i-pas'
Z P. N.
Charleston Library Society, at l F. NJ.
Marion Fire Company, at I P. NJ.
Queen City Club, at 8 P. Nj.
yjr,lant Fire Company, at 7 P. NJ.
Hook and Ladder, No. 2, at nali-p'"' :
P. ri,
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Gnran1er Res1rta.

TT06NT VERNON HOTEL, No; 81
E ". MONUMENT STREET, BALIiMoh ~
~ xii aDiI0S NM sitnased In one OF the most eligible
r%ositIons in the city, on the highest ground. and
conseonent,y well adapted fora Summer Resort,
beng comparatively cool IN mid ama nshsr m cas.
veniences IN every door, Ia now open for the re.
ception Of those contemplating a tour Of pleasure
the Coming le Ion. The cars run Within q square
OF the house. coaches at all the stations. E.f.
WESTO0TT, Proprietor. Juno4Mon
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.
Tn. Charleston Cotton, Hics and NAVAL
Stores Market.

tn. Charleston Cotton, Rice and MAYA
Stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
MONDAY EVENING, October 7, ls12
CoTroN.-There was q very frm feeling on the
| part OF sellers at the commencement or business,
| who were asking somewhat higher rates, but not
being sus aimed by dispatches, and the demano
| being light with q quiet and dull MARKET the
| transactions were only in q limited way at about
| Saturdays prices. Sales $50 bales, say 8 at Tx,
is at TX, 1893 at 10, % at 49,. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION
Ordinary to good ordinary ......16H@17H
Low mtddnng
MIddling O.
strict middling.
RIcR.-There was q fair demand at unchanged
rates, but the STOCK was msderate. sales ee
,ierces OF clean Carolina, say Is tierces at exc,
IS at 7c, 40 At Ike. We quote common TO fair at
6x@sX; good TOXIC.
NAVAL The arrivals were about l40 bbla
spirits turpentlne, $50 bbls rosln sad % bbls
crude turpentine. Sales so bbls spirits turpen.
tine ar 5Sc for oil and whiskey bbls. a1d soc fUr
regular packages; also 1000 bbIs fine roSins we're
sold on private terms, and 300 bbls Low grades at
S. IS for strained and So go for extra No. 2.
Cru e tu.pentne may be quoted at "a Is for
virgin and yellow dip, and 81 80 for hard.
faHIaHrs.-To Liverpool, Dy steam direct, IA
on uplands, nominal on sea islands; via New
FORK, AaXd on uplands, on SEQ Islands; by sail,
I'd Oh hollands, on sea Islands nominal
TO aavre Ike on uplsnds. Coastwise-to New
Yors, by steam Xc on uplands and -. on sea
Islands: 12 y tie7ce IN rice; eoc p Dbl on rosin
by soil % p h on cotton: p tiorcs on
rice; soc p barrel on rosln; sll@l2 p II on lun
ger; $l2@l2 81 p II on timber. To Boston, BY
steam Nc OIL uplsuds, and 50 so p tierce or rice;
by sail, - b on uplands; rosln 7oci resswed
stun $l29l2 so; timber $ls@13 80; phosphate S.
@6 SO. To Providence, by sail $lt@l1 = Il on
boards, - p b Oh cotton; by steam &c via New
Yorr. TO Phila 1elphia, by steam so on uplauds;
81 rs p tierce on rice, 60c p Dbl on rosin,
81 on Hpirita. Through bills OF lsdlng given to
| Boston, Providence and the New England cities
are regularly issued on this route, and dispatch
guaranteed. BIZ sail, So p u on boards; $l2 on
timber, per ton on clay IS SO on phosphates. TO
| Baltimore, by steam 90 p ID by saI, ss@s so p
4 on boards; = on timber; So 10 p ton at city 81
O. so p ton up river on phosphate rock. Vessela
are 10 demand by our merchants to take lumber
frelghts from Georgetown, So, DarIen and satilla
River, "a, and Jacksonville, Fla, to Nortoorn
ports, and slo@12 p n are tho rates on lumber
| and boards. -
EIuHlNal.-sterllng 90 day bills 2o@2oH.
DoXBsTIo EXoHAEGB.-The banks purchase
| sight checks on New York OF H@h per cent. on,
and sell at par.
GoLD-18@l4.
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F~uRcHaorr, BENEDICT & Co., No. 275 King
street, beg leave to announce that they nave
now completed their Stock, consisting OF
Dress Goods. Silks, Cloths, Ribbons, Notions,
Flapnels, Blankets, Shawla, Domestics, Car
pets, Upholstery, Shades, &c., which will oe
sold at the lowest New York prices. oct4
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Auction SALES THIS DAY.

Jobp G. Miner & Co. will sell at haf-past III
o'clock. at their store, dry goods, dc.
Miles Drake will sell at 10 O'Clock, at his
store. bedsteads, chairs, DC.
Henry Cobia & Co., will sell at . O'CLOCK at
their store, bacon and hams.
Laurey, Alexander & Co. will sell at three
quarters past 9 O'Clock, at their store, hams,
bellies, &c.
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ESCAPED FROM TIE TOLLS.
GoLpsRoRo,. October

GoLDsBoRo', October 7.
To-day fifty citizens of Pitt County. NC,
we're brought to this place In charge of United
States Deputy Marshal Franks, before United
States COMMISSIONS Robinson, on the charge
Of obstructlng United States Commissioner
Cor aud United States Deputy Marshal Roach
fnthe discharge Of their official duties. Alter
q l0ngaHdpatlent hearing, they were all dis
mlssed1y United States COMMISSIONS Rooln-
son, who characterized the charges as con-
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OYER TIE SEA.
The Fire In ne EscuriaI.-

Z" - Z MADRID. October 7,a.
Thu. damage to the Monastery aud Palace Of
the Escurlal by fire, last week, is not as heavy
as was at first supposed. A thorough inspec-
tlon OF the building shows that the loss Will
NOT exceed one hundred and twenty-five
Thousand dollars.
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PARENTS, Teachers and Children should 60
to Holiness Book House for their Scnool
Books. A large supply of Black-boards,
school-bags, Book-straps and all school reaui-
sItea insL received.
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New AND CHEAP CMLDREN's CARRIAGES,
velocIpedes, Roccklng-H Horses, Carts, Wheel
barrows, &C., Just received at Won santens'
No. 22s King street, Charleston, 8. G.
iunlI-tu
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MATHEMATICIAN RAILROAD.

81 bales cotton, ia bbls crude and ~ 5Dis
madse DC. To G VI Williams q co. W II Ryan
Feeder L Davis. 4 ] salinas. 9 u Walter q CO
OsldWell 4 Son, T P Smith, A 8 Smith, OF Levy,
" @ Bee & co, Pringle b Son, Bardin g parker
trenholm & Son, Watson d q, Pelzer, Rodgers d
CO. Nurdsneh l. We kly, Whilden q Jones, Klns'
man 4 Howel, b Klatte & Co, Rayenel 4 CO.
Witte Bros, E yelling, Railroad Agent, order ano
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Receipts by Railroad, October q.
aourH cksoLNA RAILROAD.

1891 bales cotton, SO bales goods, 7si 6ols noui J
a walter 4 co, W O Bee & 90, W W smith, Rins:
man l. Howell, A Salinas, Pelzer. Rodgers = CO.
Sloan & SeIgnious, Feeder 4 Davis, w. bowling,
Crawley q Dehon, T P smith, 9 W WInsms q 90,
saussnre. Caldwell Il Son, W O Courtenay Il co,
A s Smith, Witle Bros, 3 Frost d co. Colcock 4
co. Trenholm 4 Son, Tideman, Calder q co. d
Geydts & co, Ed q Kracke, ste1ens, werner q
QUICKER, Il klatte Il co, W b Smith q CO. WISE q
On z q Sham.
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THE WEATHER.

The range Of the thermometer yesterday
at The drug store-of Mr.. Joseph Blaokman, on
the south side of Broad street. vas as ioi,
lows : ga. NJ, II; 10 A. NJ, 81; IL NJ, u; z
P. NJ, 80; 4 p. NJ, go; 6 P. NJ, 49,; T. NJ TO-
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CHRoMos.-To close out the balance OF our
stock, will sell framed Chromos from zOc. to
81 each. Hasel street Bazaar.
jnly30-tuths
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Drngs anh MeHlrineB.
nR. BAER'S IMPROVED VEGETABLE
OATHARTIC PILLS.

The proprietor OF these Pills confidently be.
lleves that he has succeeded, by q skilful combl-
nation OF vegetable remedies, in producing 9 pre-
pa alton that will bring health and happiness TO
the unfortunate sufferer. In the following dis.
eases they have been used by thousands with
most wonderful success: Bilious Disorders and
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Head
ache, COstlveness, Loss OF Appetite, Neura:g.a,
Dropsy, Dysentery, Piles, Diseases OF the SKIN,
Pain In the Side, BACK aud Limbs, sick Headache,
and all derangements OF she Stomach.
These Pills may be taken with perfect safety oy
persons OF any age or sex. No family should ne
Price a5 cents a box; s boxes for one dollar.
The usual discount to the trade.
onro No. 13I Meeting street.
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The WAY WE ~suooEED.-A letter just re-
ceived, containing an order from q lady IN
Georgia, has tne following postscript:
81 must write you Of the great satisfaction
your goods have given In our little toWn':and
everywhere my sisters and I have been since
the receipt Of our last ORDERS"
We fiji all orders very carefully, and are con-
tinually receiving similar testimony.
Having returned from the Nerlh our stocR
ls now complete. II. & A. ASHTON, Ornamen-
tai Hair workers, No. 24O King street.
oCtl-tu
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PICTURE FRANEs-Ova and Square; all
sizes. Cheap | Cheap HAsEL 81. BAZAAR
febl3-tu
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CRocyET SRAsoN.--We are now furnishing
our customers with Croquet at 50 rs. HAsEL
STREET BAZAAR. spr27-stuth
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1nt,rtor Cotton Markets.

COLUMBUS, october 6.
Market hrm; low mlddlings 16xal7e; middllngs
17Xc; Gales 100 balesi receipts lSi; shipments 6ao.
MONTGOMERY, October 3;
Cotton very firm; good ordinary l6Ac; strict
good ordinary Ike; low middling IKE; mia.
ding 17xc.
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o,v,,n,H ,Np cHkpLYsroN RAILROAD.

SAVANNAH AMI CHARLESTON RAiLHoAp.
90 bales upland cotton, 10 bags sea Island COT
wood. live stock ami mdse. To Wheeler q wilson
Manufacturing Company, Bingham q co, Borden
4 Parker. Whilden 8 Jones, O = Gadsden, Pel2er,
Rodgers l. co, W P Bowling. Reeder d Davis. y
Fl Uiauesen, ] A May, Kinsman q Howell. Daniel
Cooper. & Mure 4 co, Fraser & Dill, Witte Bros,
ID Oruikshanks.
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SaERIFF's SALE. W. N. Mackey sold Q
lotof land, situated at the west end of Beau
fain street, at auction yesterday for nine hun
dred and ten dollars cash.
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Markets by Telegraph.
MONEY MARKETS.

MONEY MARKETS.
LONDON, October Z.
~Noon.-Consols e2k, Elves 89x.
FRANKFORT, October Z.
PARIS, October I.
Noon.-Rentes 5Sf 42c.
NEW YORK, October 7.
Noon.-Freishts frmer. stocks strong. Money
easter at 2. Gold heavy at l3H. Exchange
long TX; short sX. Governments quiet and steady.
State bonds quiet and steady.
Eyening.-Freiphts frmer. Money strong q.
Lie to X Commission. SteriIng g.. Gold 12Za12T
Governments hardly steady. states dull but
firm.
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FINE LEAD PENCILS, uninterrupted, Is cents
q dozen. HAsEL STREET BAZAAR M EAST
BAY NBws Room. apr16-tu
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DR. FILTERS VEGETABLE RHEU.
MATIO SYRUP.
Warranted under oath never to have failed to
cure. 2s, 500 Certificates or testimonials OF cure,
including Rev. @. II. Ewing, Media, Pennsylvania;
Rev. Joseph Beggs, Falls Of Schuylkill. Philadel.
phia: the wife or Rev. J. B. Davis, Hlghtstown,
New Jersey; Rev. Thomas Murphy, Frankford,
Philadelphia; Doctor Jennings and Doctor Walton,
Philadelphia; Hon. ] v. Greeley, member Con-
gress from Philadelphia; Hon. Judge Lee, Cam.
den, New Jersey; ex-senator Stewart, Baltimore;
Ex-Governor Powell, Kentucky, and thousands OF
others. Warranted to cure or money refunded.
DR. GEO. CAULIER, Agent,
inlv1-1vr Charleston, sc.
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Charleston.

E. 7. Rose, Florida; P. NJ. Kent, Cincinnati;
j. W. Powell, a. Peacock, North Carolina;
Rev. G.. G.. Prendergust, Savannah; J. D. Tay-
lor, South Carolina; E. T. Jacques, Philadel-
phia; E.. R. Smith and wife, Williamsburg; j.
F. Frierson and son, Clarendon; E. Nimneer,
New York; L. E. LeCorte. Columbia; L.. r.
Beckwlth, Orangeburc; J. W. splcknall, Baltl-
more; J. P. Wyatt, New York; J. G. Griffin,
Georgia; A. B.. Redaeld, wife and child, Hart
ford.
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HOTEL dRRIVALS-OCTOBER q.
Pavilion.

Pavilion.
J. C. Wilson, Grahamville; 8. L. Dlngle,
John r. Dingle, Clarendon; E. W. Ferris,
Kinstree; NJ. L. Jones, J. h. Pike, Graham's
Cross Roads; W. M. McNelll, Leesyllle; E..
Fugod and servant, Forrestvllle; c. P. Muller,
W. 8. Gardner, G. D. Gardner, W. D. VII.
liams, %Eningham; n. Haller, Klngstree; Geo.
E.. PrItchett, Gourdin's; c. l.. Graham, Will
mington; J. G.. Baker, Grahamvllle; G. W.
Drafts, J. B. James, Gadsden; F. Ats, Aiken;
s. a. Rszler, Edisto; T. Williams, b. Halii-
man, Graham's Cross Road; ). 8. McTeer, E.
r. McTeer, Green Pond; E. NJ. Speights, Ashe-
pool. S. McNetll, Grahamville; J. G. Foster
and servant, Coosaw; J. Mcnamara, sa-
vannah.
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MARINE NEWS.

CHARLESTON, q. c.......oCToBER 8, 1879.
uat 50 deg 40 min 60 sec. Lon 10 deg 81 min 27 sec.
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nITY THE TENDER BABE /

Give 1t not the deadly compound known as
Soothing Syrup. A certain popular article OF tols
name has launched thousands OF helpless tnno-
cents into an early grave. This has been proven
repeatedly, and beyond the shadow OF q doubt,
for which reason ITS condemned by the majority
OF physicians.
Seeing the necessity for an article Of this sort,
entirely free from opIaus 9, and other Injurious
drugs, DR.. Baer has put up the
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SOOTHING CORDIAL

for the use OF Infants Teething. and for children
suffering from diarrh9a. dysentery, DC. This
may be given with perfect confidence, and lib ap-
proved 6y every physician who has examin ed the
formula. Price rs cents per bottlei I'VE bottles
for 81.
Usual Discount to the Trade.
Manufactured and for sale By
DR.. b. BAER,
No. lS1 Meeting street, Charleston.