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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-09
CITY IMPROVEMENTS.


Two New Residences ON Logan Street
others Elsewhere Repaired ana
Painted.
TIE NEWS. as a faithful chronieler OF cur
rent events, is always on the watch tor Items
of interest to the community, but It taxes
especial pleasure In noticing each progressive
step in the march Of Improvement wnien our
good old "City by the Sea" has Lately taken
no. 1t has already told how her waste places
are building up with striking rapidity' anu
herewith gives another addition to the long
string of improvements previously puoisneo'
On the west side Of Logan street, one
door south of Broad, Mr.. r. D. Whlte, OF
Whites Marble Works, has commenced tne
erection of handsome wooden residences
two stories high, with brick foundations. Tne
foundations are already finished. Tne nouse WIZ
be ffty-six feet deep by sixteen front, win
double pIazzas on the south side, aRd pitch
ed roof covered With tin. The house WILL nave
eight square rooms, with pantrles' dressing
rooms, and kitchen adjoining 10 tne rear.
The usual outbu.ldings will also be erecteo
upon the lot. The work is progressing under
the personal supervision of Mr.. White, and
will be completed about the 18th OF December
Next north of the above, upon the lot at tne N
corner of Broad street, Ar. L. d. Turner VIII
commence the erection next week OF mncn
larger and finer residence, also 10 oe DUN. lol
Mr.. White, which will be fully described In THE
NEWS when the work 10 begun.
Three email residences upon the north sloe
of Reid street, near King, and adjoining eaen
other, have recently been repaired and re-
painted, and thereby converted INTO an orna'
ment to the street.
The large wooden dwelling on the east 6ide
of Elizabeth street, next north of st. Luke't
Church, has been greatly improved recently
Iu outward appearance by coat OF 1resn
paint. :,
The work on the new Masonic Temple II
progressing rapidly under the supervision O
Mr. T. l.. Webb, the energetic foreman OF tne
Deyereux Brothers. The scafolding OF Int
Grand Lodge room was taken down yesterday
The room is very large one, In form nearly
square, with an arched ceiling. The centre O.
the ceiling forms square, painted In a Frencf
gray color. The impost moulding, separating
the centre from the cone, Ia painted white
The cone is painted in an ashes Of roses color
The walls are the color of grained freestone
and the trimmings represent black walnut
The scafoldlng in the Blue Lodge room wa
also taken down last night. The ceiling o
this room forms dome; 1t and the walls ant
trimmings are colored similarly to the Gran'
Lodge room. The Messrs. DeVereux vii
open the temple for the inspection Of thu
ladies about the 1st of December previous u
turning 1t over to the Masons.
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Evening.-Southern 1our dull and In buyers'
Iavor; ~ 16a9 25 for common TO fair extra 50 60a
Slz iot good to choice do. Whiskey actve and
arn i9 at sec. Wheat 1a2c lower; moderate export,
aiInng demand, closing with little better feel.
lug has a. o. pal 81 for winter red western. Corn
western mixed. Pork frmer and active at Slsa
10 oo; mess, $l5. Prime mess beef quiet; S. 40a
oo tor pam mess, SO 5oa10 for extra do. Lard
nrmer and active at 8xa9c. Turpentine frm at
ozhc. Rosin firm at 81 40.
Flour quiet and nrm. WSsas NEyemoed Sr aSd .; nn
chsnged. Corn inactive; old white siassc. new
55aesc; old yellow 6ea62c; new 66aSac Oats dull:
Soutnern 4lc. Pork scarce AM higher at sI6 so.
S,, Snonioers 7a7Nc. Lard higher; tierce sHc.
~ WILMINGTON, November q.
Splrlts turpenttne frm at 57hc. Rosin Arm Of
So % Tor strained $3 80 for No g. Turpentne stead
81 SS 70 ior nsIo' 30 70 Tor yellow dip and virgin.
CINCINNATI, November q.
Flour dull and unchanged at $7a7 as. Corn
firm; old 42c new 36a37c. Pork quiet; held az sia
for speculation, Sls asked by sellers for November
Lard firm; 7xa7Xc for Kettle Bulk meat STEADY.
Axe fur shonders Ike FOR clear rio sides; Sc fot
clear Sides. All new bacon firm; SIC for shoul
ders; 1oKc for clear rib sides. Whiskey frn
at 9!c.
ST. LOUIS, November g.
Flour dull and unchanged. Corn dull and un
changed at 33 for No mixed. Whiskey firm q
80. Pork SIG. Bacon easier at 6ka6H for shoul
ders; II for clear rib sides: 1IK1lK for clea
sides. Lard quiet at ~ for steam. ,,,o,,,-o
l. Flour In good demand. Corn quiet at 45; mixe
47. Pro o.isions quiet Bulk meats from fifteen t
twenty days In salt for shoulderH for clear RI
sides; u for clear sides. Bacon nominal Lart
sold at Sxall. Whiskey 81.
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CITY AFT FAIRS.
RELIGIOUS 1NrEh1IGENcE.

tho City and Country.
m,e nnlplt at the Orphan House will be sup
n,,ed at $50 tomorrow afternoon, by the Rev.
John T. Wightman, D. D.
At the Trinity NJ. E. Church, Hasel street,
tha services tomorrow will be conducted as
follows: 1O3eA.M., sermon by the Rev. "nlte'
foord Smith, D. D.; 7P. NJ, sermon oy tne
Rev. ". q. Adams; P. h., Sunday scnooi.
At the Citadel Square Baptist Churcn tnere
will be preaching by the pastor, Rev. .. a.
chamblIss. at lo. 80 A. N. and LISP. n. Stran-
GERS visiting the city are cordially invited to
attend. and committee will be found at the
door 10 provide seats.
The Rev. G. C. Plnckney having returned 10
the city after four months visit to Europe
will resume his minIstrations tomorrow d.
oroca church. Sermon at 1880 A. NJ, and
evening prayer at T. M. ,,.,,,,
The hour for evening prayer at st. Mlenaers
has been changed to P. NJ.
The Rev. Mr. Babbltt, of Columbia, Is 10
of,cIate to-morrow morning and afternoon at
the church of the Holy Communion.
The seml-annual celebration OF betnei
uothod,st Church Sunday school will be helo
N tha church tomorrow evening at oelock'
addra.aes win Be delivered by Professor +.
". Capers and several scholars fne puono
ara Invited to attend.
An adjourned meeting Of the eoogeeea.,on
of fss. Philips Church will be neio az n'e
o,cloak on Monday afternoon In the cnnrcn.
Tho R,ble has been translated Into the Es-
quimaux language. ..,, o,a
The Episcopal Recorder Glow cnurcn) al"
the CHURCH weekly thigh church) have ootn
ceased publication. ,...,o, >,
- rbe whole number added on examination 70
the Presbyterian Church last year was zS,1oo.
baInp an average of six to each congregation.
The Methodist Episcopal Church organlzar
Hon Of this country need about eight hundred
new preachers every year to keep the itiner-
ant ranks filed.
- 4,rhe Rsy. John steindle, formerly priest IN
tha Roman Catholic Church, has applied 10 %
admitted a. member Of the clergy Oh the
protastsnt Episcopal Church In Missouri
Alta late meeting at Rockville, Maryland OF
the Western District Baptist Associa'
tion Of Maryland, DR.. Wilson, OF Baltimore
showed that there were fewer Baptists IN
MARYLAND than in any other State or In any
territory Of tho Union
The Presbyterian says: "ReVivals and
oamp-meetings are held in great horror oy
J. some of our high church friends The neces'
ait,es of the case In some parts of the Western
States are causing modification OF taste, II
ve NAV Judge from case In Iowa. In Dal-
las County Protestant Episcopal parish tnat
has no church building, lately chartered g
), train and went out to beautiful country
grove; where they had several days Of wor-
ahip, and where Sunday was the great day OF
their feast. A bishop attended and actually
preached under the trees. This was not, OF
course, camp-meeting, but that is just what
Nethodlsts call It."
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THE COUNTY CANVASS.

The Board of County Canvassers again assem-.
bled at the Fire-proof Building yesterday, anu
completed the canvass of the returns Win the
result given below There SILL remaln '".
precincts In st. James Santee from winch III
returns have been received, but 1t is supposed
that no elections were held In those precincts
In The case of one of them, Dntart Creek, the
managers failed to send for the ballot box
and In the case OF the other, Pinckney Gaul
n ia not known whether the ballot box, Whicf
was sent out by the commissioners on the
morning of the election, reached its destina
tion In time to allow of the election being held
The following isa
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CHOICE FRUITs.-A new and attractive fea
ture of King street ls the neat and well-ar.
ranged fruit store lately opened by Mr.. Felix
Fisher, at No. l53, between Queen and Clifford
streets. Ar. Fisher makes a specially of keep
Ing always in stock the richest and most lus'
cIous varieties Of fruits of all kinds, as we'll as
the choicest cigars and confectionery. Those
who want the very best fruit to be had In this
market, at reasonable prices, should give this
establishment call.
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ANOTHER Clubhouse BURNED.-Ths GIN
house Of Mr. q. Mckee, on Braess Island,
near Pocotaligo, was destroyed by fire on the
zth instant, together with about three thous-
ana dellars' worth of seed and glnned cotton,
winch was stored therein. The fire originated
~ 1ne upper story, and is supposed to have
peea caused BY pipe smoked by one of the
nands employed about the house. Mr.. Mckee,
IN endeaVoringto extnguish the flames, got
his hands severely burned. Fortunately .
portion Of Mr. McKee's crop was stored In
smother building.
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A QUADRUrEDAL "BIPED."-Mr. Lewis Ken
AXE has at his restaurant, In King street, 9
halt-grown rooster of the common breed
which presents remarkable freak of nature
1t ls we'll formed, and has perfect limbs. But
it has third leg, which has grown out Of the
backbone from point just between the hips
Thisleg hangs down the Left side of the back
perfectly limp, but projects to the rear Instead
of touching the ground. 1t is about six inches
long, the same length as the others, and
branches of two and halt inches from ita
lower end into two shanks, each terminating
In foot. These extra feet are perfectly
formed, but the toes are contracted from lack
OF use. The leg above the branch is crooked
.in one or two places. The fowl is owned by
Mr. Moeller, merchant at 0rangeburg. 1t
appears to be quite healthy and active.
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Wilmington Naval Stores Market
Weekly Review.

Wilmington naval Storcs HatrkeV-
Weekly Review.
WILMINGTON, November Z.
SPIRITS TURPESTINE.-Durlng the period OF our
present resume OF the markets, this article has
fuled very steady from day 10 day. with very
little variation or prices. Friday the market
opened at an advance Of Hc on last week; and
saturday further advance or Hc was gained.
Monday a decline was made corresponding TO the
advance. Since the market has been very quiet
but steady without molestatioh OF prices, and at
the time 0f closing our report remains quiet, wild
large sales at 6Tab7kc. The receipts are on the
decline, and for the week were l4Ss CASKS,
against 1884 casks for last week. The exports.
however, have been quite mesgre, and the STOCK
In market has been slightly increased.
CRUDE TURPRNTINE.-Since last week this artl.
Gle has been rather unsettled, and the market has
shown some slight fluctuations OF prices. on
Friday owing to the late rise in the river, lot Of
600 bbls came to hand and was placed on market.
Being OF size sufficient TO meet the necessities
OF our distil.ers, they paid an advance OF ESQ on
yellow dip and virgin -, saturday sae reSePts1
with the previous daV, sold at same figures.
Monday exporters came into market and 70
effect purchases paid further ADVANCE OF
26e Tuesday the market remained unchanged,
but Wednesday the arrivals being unusually large
there was pressure TO sell, but buyers were not
disposed to take more than enough for their I'm
mediate necessities, and prices declined loo on
yellow dip and virgin. TO day the dul!ness con.
tinu6S DuG the reCelpt6 nave Deeu plhCoo ~ tue
market price. The receipts for the week, 2987 bbs
against 1915 bbs for lat week. are an Increase Of
1851 bbls. The exports were light and the bulk OF
receipts are taken to manufacture The marEet
closes quiet at s. rs for hard and S. aS for yellow
dip and virgin.
RosIN,-Oar rosin market for the lower quail.
ties has exhibited more animation since our last
than any preceding week for month past. 0a
Friday the market for strained opened Witn an
improved inquiry with better teegrams, and 7so
bbls changed hands at an advance OF 30. Sator
day and Mondsy the advices being less favorable,
buyers dropped out and the market Lay In tor.
pld state. Tuesday 1t again revived, and $50 Dds
changed hands at an advance Of &c. wednesday
mornlng tran sactions were made at the pre-.
vlous days figure, but lare In the day further
advance OF sc was gained. At the time OF
closing our noon report to day (ThurSdayl the
market continues buoyant, with sellers holding
for advanced figures. No 2 has remained very
quiet without transactions OF any importance.
No has figured but little during the week, sale
OF 476 bbs on Tuesday comprising its movement:
iPales-The better grades continue to be in good
request, but the stock Is only moderately large
and transactions are consequently light BY the
resumption OF navigation In The river the receipts
show decided Increase, but the exports aIe mod
rately large and the stock In market is only
slightly increased.
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Mr.. souDER invites attention to his Stock of
Photograph Frames just received, embracing
upwards of thirty different styles. many OF
them Of entirely new design and beauty of
finish, which he offers to cash buyers at a
small advance on cost. souDER's Gallery, No.
263 King street. oct31-lmo
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Charleston.

WV. Briggs. D. Stuart, Jr., Liverpool; j.
Hallmans, Philadelphia; E. ]. Godine, New
York; 8. 8. Lee, Boston; A. Kutzer, New
York; B. T. Cowart, Wilmington, North Caro-
lima; j. Clark and wife, Jacksonville; Mrs.
NJ. B. Gelchen, New York; J. McRae, Whining
ton; d. Terry, Columbia; G. W. Palmer, c.
K. Cordlero, J. P. Cordlero, New York; W. ].
Copes, W. Rose, Savannah; q. B. Elliott,
Washington; W. J. Cooper, G. s. Cooper, j.
.McCutchen, Williamsburg; C. T. Fllthhebelt,
wife and three children, South Carolina; ]. A.
Bremer, Mise ]. T. Blser, Augusta;C. g. Alden
and vile, Maine; E. ]. Brown, New York; E.
W. Denny Jacksonville: j. N. Kinney, c. Hun
ter, J. F. Veaus, F. B. Laurence, P. Barber, j.
G. Little, New York; B. Douglass, Augusta; G.
W. Strange and vile, c. O. Strange, Canada;
H. Durwell, United States Army; F. L. Chllds,
steamship Champion.
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SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
PaaaenRcrU,

Per steamship James Adger rrom New York
E N Waldton. Miss Waldron, Miss sampson.
q Ward, Mrs @ A Drake, Rev Miles, Ars
McC1lloch, T II Carey, n Read, Mrs T J Lock.
wood, E W Denny, J Brown, Q Strange, g
Strange and wife, N Kinney. D Penner, D
Ooughlin, F Cantwell, Miss Roman, Ryan,
MISS L Roman. Barton @ Brown. Hamilton,
Cornwell, L Mitchell, ] BInnan, A Chudsey, L
r White, Handley, A Whitlock, ] Jackson, 8
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Sea Island Circular Of Rogers & calder

LIVERPOOL, Ucfober Is.
In this description business continues very dor.
mant, only 100 bags have changed hands during
the past week, at prices ranging from 1od to 4sd
per 10.
sold some Egyptian at l8Kd, 10 Fiji at 93d. 20 Ia
hlti from 1ed TO god, and 15o Peruvian at 2id per
pound.
The prolonged inactivity OF the sea island mar.
ket Is at length producing more distinct decline,
especially In the higher grades, and quotations
are reduced from Id to I'd per ID. The weeks im-
port s sO bags and the stock 462o against ssl2 at
the same time last year.
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QUOTATIONS. FOR SEA ISLAND.
interior Cotton Markets.

interior Cotton Markets.
COLUMBIA, November 6.
Sales to-day "a bales; middling 17Hc. -.
YoRKvMLg, November 8.
A very fair business has been done In thls mar
ket during the past week az prices ranging from
10 to IKE. From these prices, however, the
market has slightly declined, and we now quote
extremes at l6a17c.
:, CHARLOTTE, November4.
Cotton is quoted at 17xc.
BRaSETTsvILLE, November s.
Cotton Ia selling at l6sl7Kc.
MACON, November 9.
Receipts to-day were the largest Of the season.
The market was very quletat l7xa17kc, requlr.
Ing the very Test cotton to bring the latter. The
receipts to-day were s8l bales; shipments 2e;
sales 484.
COLUMBUS, November 9.
Market dull Low middliIRs Tx; sales "a
bales; receipts 4e5; shipments IS.
MONTGOMERY, November 9.
Market entirely nominal to-day; ordinary l6kc
good ordinary 17c, strict good ordinary l7%c,
low II iddIing 17Hc; middllng 17Xo.
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NHANGE OF SAILING DAYS,
INCREASED SERVICE. !, .;t,Fs,s. 81
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY4
THROUGH LINE 10 !, :. " I. S3s 4.
CALIFORNIA CHINA AND JAPAN. 49,; -;
FARES GREATLY. REDuuED.

+ Steamers Of the above line leave Pier 3G
No. AZ North River, footof Canal street.
New York. at IL O'Clock noon, of the 0th, ~,
fall on sunday, then the Saturday preceding 80
All departures connect st Panama EtA hteS4l.
ers for South Pacific and Central American Rorta.
For Japan and China, Steamers leaye Saa I'D.
cisco irst Of every month, except when Y 0leo1
Sundsy-then on the day preoedlng: I u.
20 direct from New York to ASpinwaL .s' ~
One hundred pounds baggage free 20 each edmh
Medicine and attendance frec. 81 {. 81, !.
For Passage Tickets OF other lniofma1ge. eppy
at the COMPANY's TICKET OFFlQ1n0 0n tne
Wharf foot Of Canal etreeE North Hyet. sHeK
York. IN, t' he pAD!A!, ASeus.s
augl9.1yr -. -
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matter implies consultation, and q co1iede-
racy to attain the end proposed. such oetss. tsa.
roinatsons MIN 40 reached will subject the partles
angased %,gd therein to Indictment for conspiracy.
# wfi be the duty of this court, with your ala, o.
gentlemen Of the grand Jury 70 tS to
R1oIs [So Iaws s eyery such proposed system OF de-
bauchery, han aimed at the tree electors OF tne
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THERMOMETRICAL.

The range Of the thermometer yesterday,
at the drug store of DR.. Joseph Blaokman'
ON the south side OF Broad street, was az
follows: ga. N, 81; 10 A. H., es; IL L., 81;
P. NJ, s7;4 P. NJ. 6s; P. NJ, 6b; 8 P. n, "a.
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FURoHGoTT, BENEDICT & Co. offer very
fne Kid Glove at 81; Gloves, Two buttons,
81 35. Will open on Tuesday the celebrated
Cheilley's Kid. Gloves, sold under guarantee,
for which We are the sole agents.
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The Charleston Cotton, Rice ana NAVAL
Stores Markets.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
FRIDAY EVENING, November ., ls1z.)
corroN.-Thfs market commenced Win a
stronger feeling, particularly In mlddhng graaes,
with steady and good demand during muen OF
the dsy. but had more quiet aspect at the close;
aaes about 1000 bales say at 49, 1S6 at H. 2SS az
17E at 17a<, 284 at Tx, 1872 at II s'lS, ID AZ
17X 20 at II 1l1s u at Tx, II at Tx, 2so at 49,
at1 1sn 600 at 1sh, 800 on private terms. We
quote: .es,u,c,n,o,.
Ordinary to good ordinary .l6hgl7A
Low middling g..."..............nNg
Nddling..;::........''.' ''....iixg isEgN
R1oE.4Tnere was Il fair inquiry for this gram
at steady prices. Sales Of l4o tlerces OF ciean
carolina, say eo terces at 1l16d ss at ~, AZ on
nrivate terms. We quote common to lalr az 6Ss
OK, good ex@7h. ?, ,,,.
NAVAL sroRns.-11nere was received 81 Doit
spirlts turpentine and 5e4 bbs rosin sales 90 oon
an,rits turpentine at 66H@66kc gallon. Roslnf
quiet. No sales.
FRR1aHrs.-To Liverpool, by steam, direct, I.lod
m uplauds, nominal on sea Islands; via New
York, xd on uplands, - on sea iaands; oy san
"a on uplands, ind xd on sea Islands. IL
Hsyre, Ike on uplsnds. Coastwise-t" New
YORK. by steam, xe on uplauds and - on sea
Islands; So p tlercs on rice; eoc y Dol on rosin
nv sail. % p II on cotton; 90 terce On
rice: soc Dbl ON rosIn; s11@12 p II on lumber;
t12a12 so q N on timber. To Bost- n, BY steam
xc on uplands and 81 so q tlerce on rice; by sail
ca fs on uplands; rosln Toe; resawed stun
sl2@l2 50; timber 9ls@ls SO; phosphate s6@6 30
| To providence, by sail $lo911 n on ooaros
I-c fb on cotton; by steam Xc via New YORK
To Philadelphia, by steam 80 on uplands; 81 Il
q tierce on rice; eco p bbl on rosin 81 on spirits
Throuph bills of lading given to Boston, ProVl
dence and the New England cities are regularly
ssued on this route, aud dispatch guaranteed
By sail, ss p N on boards; sl2 on timber;
ton on clay; s. so On phosphates. To Baltimore
by steam 20 u b; by sail ss@s 60 y OF
boards: - on timber; So so p ton at city; sac
$50 a ton up river on phosphate rock. vessels
are in demand b. our merchants to take lumber
freIrhts from Georgetown. 8. O., Darien and Satll
Ia River, Ca, and Jacksonville Fla, to Northern
ports, and slo@l2 q II are tie rates on timber
and boards.
EXCHANGE Sterling 90 day bills 2oA@2I.
DOMESTIC ExodANGB.-The banks purcnas
sight checks on Nsw York at 1@H per cent. on
and sell at par.
GoLD-12Ik@13H.
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NEW ANB BEAUTIFUL stock of Rich Fancy
Goods, Toys, Games, Fireworks, French Con-
fectionery, Rubber Goods, &C., &C., is now
opening, (nearly every steamer brings In a
fresh supply of the latest novelties until the
holidays are over,) at Won santen's Bazaar,
No. 22s King street, next to Academy OF Mu-
sic. noy2-smW24
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VERY CHEAP.-A Handsome Box, contain
ing One Quire Initial Note Paper, Twenty.four
Initial Envelopes, a Penholder and Pen, for
only twenty-five cents, at Won Santens Ba-
zaar, No. 22s King street, next Academy OF
Music. july6-s
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FURoHaorr, BENEDICT & Co. offer this
week great bargains In Carpets, Rugs, Drug
gets, Oh Cloths, &C.; also special bargains in
Cloths OF all description.
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GENTS FURNISHING GooDs.-The best as.
sortment In town can be found at Furchgott,
Benedict & Co.
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THE PHILADELPHIA IRON sTRAN
The F1Rsr.oLAss 1Roa SCREW 80 ~ Ste 2isHifss
GULF STREAM, Captain Hunter,
VIRGINIA, Captain Hinckley; :,

+. VIRGINIA, Captain 'Hinckleyi Il 81
Are now regularly on the Line insurtng .1 4iE
class sea connection between Phlladelph tanA
charleston, aud In alliance with Ratlroad OompAs
MES at both termini arford rapid rra1sportattOni
to and from all points In the Cotton t6tateB, and
to and from Cincinnati, st. Louis, Chicago md dthe
principal cities Of the Northwest, Boston, Pruyi.
dence and the Eastern Manufacturing Centres.
A3 The GUILE STREAM II appointed 20 gan'
from Browns whax on SATURDAY, aoyenDet et1,
at O'Clock p. II. sit 1.'i r - ~ ss.. ss..
.15 The VIRGINIA win follow. 5ss;ts
For particulars Of Freight arrangement& tpply.
to WIN. A. COURTENAY, Unloh WharyeA
". P. CLYDE & CO., General Agents, no. ~
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PLAYING CARDS, wholesale and retail, very
cheap, at Won santen's, No. 22S King street.
jun1-S
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HOTEL ARR1nALs-NoEEMBER 8
Pavilion.

Pavilion.
J.W. Weeks, New York; W. J. splers, South
Carolina; z. Williams, Wilmington, N. O.; ].
R. TAYLOR, South Carolina; D. 0dom, Bon
neau's; B. B. Gary, Georgia; P. B. Morgan,
Kingstree; A. c. lizard, W. Q. Hayward, South
Carolina