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lLARLNE NEWS.
CHARLESTON, q. o.......ooToBER2 %, 1872.
.as 81 deg 10 mlns 80 sec. Lon 7sdes 81 min 1T sec.
ARRIVED SATURDAY.

Steamship James Adger, Lockwood. New York
Left 22d instant. Adse. To jas Adger q co,
sournern Express o.. A IL Adger, Adger & CO,
W W Aimsr, D A ANIME, Il d A Ashton, ) Apple,
Edwin Bates d co, Il Blschof d co, O Borner,
B Boyd, T II BRISTOL d co, q Bart d Gu, E I
Darlington, Thomas & Co. l. Chaplin, " d 'Chafess
d CO. Mrs Mary Colwell, Crane, ~b0ylston q co, L
Cohen d co, y Olaclus, E DAILY, DoWie, Noise 4
Davis, ] q QUICKER, Douglas d Miller, J II DeVe.
reux, Duc. ] Duva! & Son. F Dsuer: Erwin
d MGGill, IT Erwin. A. D Fleming, D + Fleming
d co, Forsythe, McComb i co. Furcngott, Bene
dict d CO, FUgartie's Book Store, Jas Gornam, D
aoldsteIn d Sun, z II Grimke. W A Glib n. P l.
auiilemIn, Harrison, a Il Hayden; holmes 4
Hart d co, E II Jackson, Jenords q co. Q 10 ns,
Johnston. Crews q co. A Johnson, Il Klstte g co,
Rlluck, Wickenberg q co. knooeloch &C small.
CO, & Lee, Locke & Groniug. J W Lnley, @ Luhn,
J Il LaWton d co, Mantoue & CO. VIM Mckay,
McLoy d 1ice, Jno @ Minor d CO, + Murray
E " Marshall d co. E J @ssseLman' Wm haI.
f 3 S,ssi, : so . ) + : S 81 i > P s!ps09 &eIeS ot ! co.
D Psul & co, + Panknin, q U Plenge, Pelzer,
Rodgers 4 co, Quackenbush, Estlll d CO. kavenel
4 CO, Ravenel. Eolmes & co, r Read, Riecke d
Walter Steele, E B stoddard 4 cow Stiles,
smith d Yaulk, Arthur sumner, Shackelford q
Kelly, Sloll, Webb d CO, q Slender, r Thumlinson
J. CO., N Triost, 8 > Thomp; son., Thomas & Lam, au,
U 3 SUD Uept, ] n fOlleIbi Z fOn Sauteu, WalNofi
Evans 4 Gogswell, W G Whiden, agt, OF VIE.
ters, 8 h Wilson 4 Bro, Geo " Williams 4 co, r
Wiueman & co, J b Wehmen. P Walsh, WI Yates.
N ] Zernow, Order and others.
Schr Carrie Bonnell, (Dew,) Plnkham, Baracoa~
8 DAYS. Emit. To Paul, Welcn q co.
Schr Charles, WhllehuIst, from Back River.
1000 bushels rough rice. TO W Q Bee q &c co. sn,,
Schr Carrie, Lewis, from Aitamana- Zzoo nnsn-
els rough rice. To W y Bee d co. 49,
schr Ellen, scarps, from Back River. 1000
bushels rough rice, TO W O Bee q co.
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1nterIor cotton.


ANDERSON, October %.
The cotton market his been brisk and active
for the mast week, sales amounting to $50 balesi
Mutations to-day-Middllngs tic.
quoSo' qRKENvIILE, October 2s.
Cotton Ia selling today at lsksl7c.
Cotton 1sa1s5Xc; 1863 bsles sold during The week.
w LAURENs, October "a.
eo'son CHERAw, october n.
Strict mldalIng 14Xn17Hc, mlddiing TIC, low
middling Ito. u,,ov ootoher Or
The receipts by rail were very small. out tne
wagon receipts were perhaps the largest OF inc
season.. The market was sctlVe Bill asy. aaS
closed firm at l7Kc for Liverpool mlaanago anu
ITI ,or New YORK middlines. the receipts LOT
the weak ending to day we're 1910 Dalesi sulp
ments 2e7s; sales 2802. The recelpts to'aay "e'e
5s2 bales; shipments 5Sl; sales QUO. o,.o,ar o.
To-day our market is decidedly dull, e&cept ior
baiter Or de-: sales a23 bales at me i.iloWihg
S9nres: ordinary lsKsle4c, good ordinary lTa
liz. low miIdIings 17kal71, m!oalnSo rs
week,s sales 21lo bales. weeks recelps I goa
sosinst 2625 the previous one; SstIc &
Market dull; ordinary 16al6 &c; gooa oroinarl
17I: strict good ordins Try l7h;l low middnng TX;
middling 18H.
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Boston Markets.

BOSTON, OCTOBER "A.
~CoFFER.-There has been q much better feeling
In the coffee market the past week, and on some
descriptions higher, prices have been realized.
The sales OF II cha have oeen, 10 some extent. at
22Na2oc, gold, and now 1rm at the latter rate and
IeudlLg upward; Java has been In demand with
sales OF 6OOaso0 mats at lSka2oc; 6oos7uo bags
Rio at l4kalsXc, and st. Domingo Is nominaily
14Xal5K per Id, gold. Stocks are light, and with
high prices at all points there Is a very nrm tone
to the market at the close.
CoTToN.-There Is q much fetter feeling In the
cotton market, and prices have again advanced.
The receipts at Southern ports continue quite
large, but Is taken al fast as received by export
ers and manufacturers. Sticks here are sold
close up. Ordinary Is nominally l6hsl7Kc; good
ordinary has been sold at lsHa2oc; low mtddIiug
at 2Oa20kc; and middling at 2oKa2lc per Id, In.
Guiding uplands and Gull.
DoNssrTcs Cotton goods have not varied ma.
terially s.nce our last, and The tendency OF prices
ia In favor Of buyers. Joobers are quite actively
employed, and will soon be compelled TO stock up.
In woollens no material change, and the market
Is dull on account of the large quantity offered at
auction In New York
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MEDICAL BuBBLEs.-Co.umns would be re-
ouIred to enumerate the medical bubbles that
have risen to the surface and burst since Hos
letters Stomach Bitters became the standard
tonic of thu Western Hemisphere. Boasts the
most e1,ravagant, fabrlcalions the most pre-
posterous, can't the most sickening, have IN
turn been employed to bolster up the worth
less preparations that have from time to time
been introduced, in the hope of dividing the
field with that famous vegetable remedy.
Signal failure has been the lot Of each n all.
The reputation of the Bitters as a preventive
of epidemlcs, a stomachic, an invigorant, q
general restorative, and a specific Tor indi'
gestion, bilious affections, rheumatism, nerV.
GUS debility, constitutional weakness, par
oxysmal fevers, and all complaints to which
the more sensitive sex are exclusively liable,
is established upon the sound basis of more
than twenty years experience, and can no
more be shaken by the clap-trap nostrums OF
unscientihc pretenders than the everlasting
hills by the winds that rustic through their
defles. oct28-3D3w
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The result of the election may be summed
up as follows :
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

The bright sunshine, cloudless sky, and
pleasant temperature of yesterday, attracting
large numbers Of persons to the religious SER
vices of the day, caused the churches through
out the city to be well attended, both In the
morning and the afternoon.
Confirmation was administered at Calvary
Episcopal Church, by Bishop Howe, at 2. M.
The church was densely crowded with colored
persons, and there were also a large number
of white persons present. In the chancel
we're the Bishop, the Rev. ". d. Welch, rec
tor Of Calvary; and the Rev. Messrs. johnson
and Green. There were twenty candidates,
TWO males and eighteen female. After the
laying on of hands, the Bishop delivered q
short address, explaining the origin OF the
rite and counselllng the candidates as to their
future course Of life as accepted members of
the Church Of Christ.
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THE COURTS.
Supreme Court.

SUPICAWc ouE
COLUMBIA, October rs.
Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta Railroad,
appellants, ads. George W. Palmer, reapon-
dent. Motion for q new trial dismissed.
Opinion by Willard, A. J.
Municipal Court.
James Robinson, breaking the window OF
Myers cigar store In King street, and stealing
pipes and tobacco therefrom, thirty days.
Simons johnson and William Johnson, dis
orderly and interfering with a policeman, TWO
dollars or twenty days each. John Robinson,
disorderly and forcing his way into the circus
two dollars or twenty days. Hector Gardner,
lodged by the detectives, held for examine
ton. Agnes Brown and Alice smalls, fight
ing, one dollar or ten days each. W.. W.
Wilkinson, running TWO trucks without
licenses; case continued. L. D. Turner, run.
ming a cart without a license, FIVE dollars.
william Young and George Williams, disor-
derby and Sighting, two dollars or twenty days
each. Mary Edwards, disorderly, two dollars.
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HOTEL ARRIpA1s-ooT. ss AND 81.
Pavilion.

Pavilion.
L. Burnie, England; @. Fl. Gunther, ID. d.
New York; .E. Gervis, Agent Professor Ander-
son: A. J. Leib, Jacksonville; W. B. Warsham,
Oskeley; W. 3. Cooper, Gourdln's; A. Knox,
Christ Church; DR.. q. NJ. Haig, oakeley;J J. N.
Freeman, Georgia; J.P. Gamble, Gourdio's; L.
E. Lee, St. Stephens; A. Morgan, a. Walker,
Georgetown; j. B.. Ling, q. @. Cole, Florence;
G. F. Mcintyre, South Carolina; J. G. Bedell,
Albany; T. Barton, Ireland; A.D. McNeill, FL.
Moore, Lynchburg; L. Loyns, Manning; ).
FIoyd. Darlington; Mrs. Johnson. Washington;
q. Rich and wife, Jennie Parker, Lizzie Pier
son, Mrs. Pennoyer. May Davis, n. W. Mitch.
ell, q. B. Nannan, g. 7. Nichols, g. Parker, W.
G.. shine, 3. L. Frazier, N. Wachtel, W. b,
Bryan, G.. Townley, G. A. Archer-Mrs. u. +.
Bowers's Combination.
Charleston.
L. IDghart, Indiana; B. stendel, New YORK;
W. J. Harrington and wife, Harrisburg, Pa.;J.
Belitzer, New York; J. Gardner, Miss ID. X.
Gardner, Augusta; J. DuFait, Delaware; A.
Darleniot, P. r. Hall, MISS N. Hall, Miss +.
Hall. Mrs. Wheeler, Miss Brine. Florida; b. d.
Foster, J. P. Foster, New Haven; Mrs. L. V.
Tholdon, Augusta; Miss E. E. Hewitt, Brook
lyn; E. studwsll, Florida; T. F. Higgins, A. !.
CornwelI, New York; E. A. Marshall, Phila-
delphIs; Captain J. F. Caulkln, I. ". Leary,
Baltimore; T. D. Gillespie and wife, 8. GILES
pie, T. O.. Gillespie, o. NJ. sadler, wife,
child and servant, South Carolina; A.
J. Carrie, South Carolina; B. A.
Munnerlyn, Georgetown w; E. F. Hale, New
York; W. F. HawIey, Boston; Rev. John T.
Fowler, England; N. 8. Mccoy, South Carolina;
G. N. Jones, Savannah; G. A. Furman, Viz
glnla; Miss N. A.. Divine, Georgia; G. D. Wal
lace. United States Army; N. G.. Bussey, Co.
lumbus; 8. Heseter, Savannah; w. D. stuley,
D. Heidi, G. E. Smiley, F. b. symmes, G.
scblamm, F. W. Williams, G. M~cNaughton, sa-
vannah; E. F. Gary, D. Epstin, Columbia; hra.
%. P. Bowers, j. G, McCoilom, South Carolina;
J. B, albert, Ballimore;J. J. North, Savannah;
J.. G. Phelps, Maryville.
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LOCAL LdCOdACo'

-resohers for music, drawing, painting anu
p.onnh ara wanted at the Due West Female
college: See advertisement.
safhe till Of Mr.. j. b. Harbera, q grocer o.
ma oornsrof Bsaufain and Archdale streets,
ma. robbed OF several dollars on Saturday oy
James Drayton, colored. Draylon was afres''
ed and carried to the main ausrdhouse.
AThsbody found in the James Island marsh
nm Fr,dsyiast was 30 mutilated by the ravageS
ofnsh and fowl that It could not be identlneo'
4 piece Of akin which remained adnel,nk "
one or the hands proved the body was tnat o.
a negro. An inquest was held on Saturday os
Trial Justice Becker, but the verdict has not
yet reached the olty.
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THE DARLINGTON COUNTY FAIR.

- -
a..ond annual Exhibition OF the Jar
M, tom Agricultural and Mechanical
Fair Company.
Among the attractive fairs OF the season.
which remain 70 BIO enumerated IN NEWS
ii tha. exhibition at Darlington, which ID 70
commence next Wednesday, under the aus
pioes Of the n%ourishing young society N
above. Ample preparations have been made
fnr making this one Of the handsomest fairs Of
the State, and a number of attractive novel
ttes are announced. In addition to the full
:sdi5plsy Of articles Of use and ornament IN
ayerS department OF the farm, the garden
and. the household, there will be each day
trotting and running contests on the race
nonrss. and q series OF amusements similar to
tbo.a eiysn at the Charleston Schutzenfest.
the fair will continue three days. OPEN
ing nsxt, Wednesday with an address
by Colonel T. stackhouse, of Marion, and
closing on Friday with the award OF prem:-
INNS. The ladies of the Darlington Memorial
Associstion also propose to contribute TO the
,ttraotivsuness Of the fair and to the objects Of
their organization by:a bazaar on the fair
grounds, and assistance Of any kind toward
mstipp this feature OF the fair profitable sue
cess viii. be gladly received. On the evening
Of the soth Colonel F. F. Marley will deliver
an address for the benefit of the Survivors
Association on the subject, "Our Cause, Our
Dead, Our Duty" and this subject and the
we'll known ability of the orator will doubt
lesp prove SUFFICIENT to attract q crowded au-
,dience. Ga the next night, Thursday, the
SLIT instant, a select soiree Is to be given at
Wiiliamson's Hall, for which extensive prepa-
ration have been made, and which promises
% be a most complete success.
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THE New SCHOONER CARRIE BoNNELL.-
Thi, beautiful craft, so clipper-like and hand.
some, came into port on Saturday from Bara-
Goa with a superior cargo of fruit, consigned
to Messrs. Paul, Welch & Co. 1t will be re-
membered that she is called in compliment to
q lady Of our city, and Is partly owned by
Messrs. Paul, WEIGH & Co. Her master, Cap
tain Pinkhsm, Ia q master of his business, aud
Is In Gil respects Q f~rst-rate commander.
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n o 3 F L o B LEDsA
VA sAyANEAH-TWIW A WEEK.

1-
The Splendid side.vheel Steamer c%
DICTATOR captain L. n. GoxetteFs
OITY POINT, captain George E:iASa4 Fs,naY
leave Charleston every TuEsDAY and = LID
Evenings, at s O'Clock, for SAVANNAH fE Nn
NANDlNA, JAJKsuNylLL6E; 1aI11h AN
Retnrnine. DICTATOR will leave IAs
DAY MoRN1Sa. and SAVANNAH SUNDAY AoANlHe'
arriving here SUNDAY AFEsREo y; 2 MONDAY
uoa aar and SAVANNAH wspNsspa1 NORM
n nShs arriving Srrs WEDNEsD.Y A Is'ss SGs; RAN.
Connection IL made at teraas sqsna. via Cedar
ESs 8; ' q iSs Jazz YIN IS. ssss sS1se sT 8. 5oan'r
for heuonVlne. " Hi,h Rnilrcad for St Angus.
Rive Rlver; aa ad asf Pslssts with Steamers for tho 6ef.
lsWsha River. a,d,noa mnst ha n,anaid
on wharf. po,oooa hsvIno oisaSr. a.
commodaa0n'' KBiH1ENEL L CO., Asents,
Corner vandsrhorSt's Wharf and Rast Bay,
octS
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The legislative delegation, fer the reasons
explained above, cannot be announced 80 pos
itively, but 1t Will probably be found to be
composed as follows G. J. Andeil,
(B. HID R. b. Artson, colored, (B. HID
B. A. Bosemon, colored, (B. H.0 J.
F. Greene, (B. H., Tim Hurley, (B. - O. B.
Levy, <B. HI G. F. North, colored, tB. H.D
N. T. Spencer, colored, tB. H.) James r8ren-
nan, GA Richard -BcYap.- coloted, tB.0 A.
P. Ford, colored, (B.D W. A. Grant, colored,
.(B.) ). j. Grant, colored, (B.D Edward Petty,
colored, 3D. 1. Prloleau, colored, (B. y J. Ting
man, colored, (B.D r. W. Turner, colored,
(B y J. vanderpool, colored. (B.C'
The eighteen Mackey candidates, of whom
three were white and fifteen %coloreI, are en
probably defeated.
All of the independent candidates, for the
Legislature, of whom there were at least
twenty white and twelve colored, are certain
ly defeated.
The result of the election may be summed
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three years

STORMY WEATHrR.-The late gale, which
blew here with such violence from the east on
the Esd Inst, extended a considerable distance
along the coast. The fine steamship James
Adger, Captain Lockwood, took 1t on Wednes-
day, north Of Hatteras, and 1t blew heavily
Until Thursday, and although it displayed
great violence; this superior vessel, under the
sklfni management Of her experienced COM
msnder, rode 1t out nobly. The fine new
schooner Carrie Bonnell, from Baracos, which
wa 70 the eastward of the Gulf, had only
fresh breezes, bat it Is quite likely that consId-
srabls damage may have been sustained BY
tho shipping. few days will probably bring
~ further news.
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BUILDING MATERIN.-An extensive stock
and large variety Of Doors, sashes, BiiRds,
Balusters, Mouldings, &C., are kept constantly
on hand by Mr.. p. p. Toale, at bis warerooms,
No. 20 Hayne street and No. 50 Pinckney street.
The above are all made at his own factory on
Horlbeck's wharf. He keeps, also, French and
American window Glass, Stained Glass, Slate
Mantels, Builders Hardware, &C., from the
hoot mannfaotnrers. mch8-fmw1yr
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difference in fivor Of this year.......le'
p.w YORK Naval stores Market.

NEW YORK, october 20.
The Daily Bulletin says; Receipts lao, so,a ss,,v ..
pss1e naSterdsv but the value continues sbtut
s az ssc for Southern, eac for New York bols; 100
bbls to arrive at SIC: and "a DDS a. ~, Ssc or tas
/, y aan,hern mis-. Tine free sales OF strained rosln
Nc sSu Yesterday about cleared up the I'D parcels
on the market, and stocks d ID asld . snane
bie6er, and holders pretty hrm in their Views lew
The sales to-day ard light. eniprac aoa S Snly SouS
STAINED At A MX, nat. equal to 81 AZ. Tarls
yery outlet and pilc,s. though not quotabiy Lowell
are scarcely 81 strung, owing 10 more ltse OF
rivals, pitch. Is srr3ng In sympathy Sltn tns az
vsnceiu strained roiin, though prices nave no'so
Yanced as Ct
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CharIeston Cotton, Rice and NEW"
stores Markets

The Charleston Cotton. ttace IN"
stores marHe's'
opp,ns CHARLESTON NEWS
sAruRnAY EVENING, OCTOBER 20 io'A-'.-
COTTON market for this staple showeaa
mr. derate inquiry, with some irregularlts, ou'
With fnll and rather higher rates, prices oelns
senerally about 70 q fb better. Sales near soo
bales, viz: 10 at II, 40 ss17K. 81 at Tx, ~ q. ~,
"a at "a. % at 1sx, 1877 at 1SH, % az lsH' loo ~
1sX. IT at 1sx, 2ss at 1sxc, 27 on pri'a'e 'e'm''
We quote: .,,,n,o ,r,oN.
ordins ry to good ordinary angN
Mlddling ........ M
Strict mlddling. 90 chi.
RtcE.-There was o limited eemano luz 'nH
grain at steady rates. Sales ABOUT 70 JUSTICES =.
Clean carolina, say 20 tierces at 66-lec' . az N,
40 at q 0 10. 1s at CSC 2; b. We quote common
TO fair at exseX, good eK@7c p ID.
NAVAL arrivals were o. oplb sp'fis'
,rrnant,ne and aga bols rosIn. The marKet Was
uniet and without transactions. ofuoe 'urpeu.
zine NAV be quoted at 81 rs for virgin ana YUM"
dip, and So 50 for hard. ., "a
FRsIeHrs.-To Liverpool, By steam' direct, 10
on uplsrds, nominal on sea islanosi we
YORK. Nd on uplsnds, -o on sea siSnus, W
sail, IA on uplands. on sea ISLANDS nom,n.l.
To Hayre. Ike on ~uplsnds. CoassWee-N'N No"
York. BY steam, 10 on uplands and on sea
Island. 30 p tIsrce on rice; eoc p Dbl on roSin'
by sau,-s "a fb on cotton; . tieloe W
rice: Soc a Dbl On rosln; $ll9l2 p u on lumoer'
slaa ,2 so a II on timber. TO Bost D. ny s'eam
.c on uplands and 81 50 2 tlerce on rice; oy san,
-: q b on uplands; rosin TUG; fesa"eu o'aa
s12@la so; timer sls@ls 50; phosphate $500 o..
To Providence, by sail slo@li p NJ on oossas;
% q tb on co,tou;;;by steam ~ via New YORK
n ph,iad.luhis, by Steam 80 on uplauds; 81 10
q fierce on rice; coo 2 BIB, on rosln; 81 on splll's'
through bills Of lading given to Boston' riosr
dence and the New Finland cities are regularly
,osned on this route, and dispatch guaranteed.
By sail, So p N on boards; $l2 on amoer;-r
TN on CLAW; IS so on pnosphates. To Baltimore.
nv steam 60 p b; by sail $s9s 30 y on
boards: - on timber; IS so p ton az cisy; gag
80 q ton up river on phosphate rock. vesseis
are in demand by our merchants to take lumoer
freiuhts from Georgetown. 8. G., Darien sna SAUL
Ia River, a., aud Jacksonville, Fla, 70 Nortnsrn
ports. and slo@12 2 n are the rates on timpef
and boards.
ExouANas.-sterllpg 90 day bills 21h.
DOMESTIC ExoaLNaE.-The banks pufonsse
sIgbt checks on New York ct x@H per cent. on
and sell at par.
GoLp-l2H@l3H.
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Aas.-There have been sales Of 80 bales

GUNNY BAGs.-There have been sales OF 60 bales
at l4c currency.
GUNNY CL0rH.-A considerable decline has
taken place In his article. and the market 10 dull
and depressed. The sales comprise 5000 rolls 40.
mestic Al lie, ana 800 bales Calou ta, part at loc
per yard, currency.
NAVAL SToREs.-In spirits turpeHtlne there has
been q COZ Siderable advance, and the article ls
now held ct 6sa10s per gallon. Tar IL do ! ana ID
moderate demand. Rosins are lower ana price,
nave declined. Pitch ID scarce. with small Hales
at S. 50a6 rs per Dbl
RIoE.-We notice q dull market for this article,
and prices ere easing on. The sales have been
100 tierces Carolina at fxaso per ID. now dull at
these pri .es. Rangoon and Patna quiet at pre-.
ylou5 prices.
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G%ENTLEMEN's Winter Goats, Pants, &C.,
dyed, renewed, cleaned, blinded and mendeo
at Otto Sonntag's, Dyer, No.. 81 Wentworth
street, near Arteslan well, between Meeting
and Anson streets.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

F1ssr-CLAss BOARD IN NEW YoRK.-Ylsi-
tors to New York City from the South, who
are In quest OF choice accommodations, but
prefer to avoid the hustle and expense OF hotel
lite, can obtain pleasant aud frst-olass board
at moderate rates In one OF the most desirable
neighborhoods of the great metropolis, by'ap-
plying to No. 9 West Twenty-nlnth street, 9
few doors from Broadway.
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n.or,,,ovn Market.

GEORGETOWN, October ~.
oorros.-No ISLES to report sluce last issue.
We quote from Is &C. 100 per pound.
REPRESENTATIVE report for the week eloln8
,ath instant the arrival Of - bbls, which solo as
follows: Virgin IS, yellow IS, nne white scrape 49,
free of Gibbs aud straw.
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FuRoHaorr. BENEDICT d Co. offer a very
lue Kid Glove at 81; Gloves, two buttons,
81 IS. Will open on Tuesday the celebrated
Cheilley's Kid Gloves, sold under guarantee,
for which we are the sole agents.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-28

CHEAPER THAN EvER.-The largest stock Of
Dress Goods, Domestica, Flannels, Blankets,
shawls, Hosiery, Notions, &C., &C., of the late
T. Kelly, at the store, No. 2s4 King street,
still unsold, will be offered for a few days
longer. ct reduced prices. And all desiring TO
get bargains will do we'll to call and examine
the stock.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-28

FuRoaaorr, BENEDICT & Co. offer this
week great bargains In Carpets, Rugs, Drug
gets, Oh Cloths, &C.; also special bargains 10
Cloths OF all description.