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Hec HpU00Ct0B Sou0ott00 h L<O00D4s
LCf Ton. sept. 6.-The renewal OF the Amer1-
can demand for British exports continues % -
tne PHI cfCsl theme OF all financial reviews and
aincles. The Fsnaacev, discussing the uuoss1oo
IN ccnI ection with the export OF bullion, points
out lLst " ere can &c no doubt that bushes n
TeploIy Ieviy1pg In America, but that for the
pIesent ~ 's not easy 10 say whether the Amefi.
can oemal Ior British goods win spring up n
t1me 10 take the edge on the export O. 6uIfSon.
feat ure IN the return OF the Hank OF France
IL the decifTe 10 IT'S cash reeerve. The banH n
row selling gold coin at one per mile pre0nium
for export 10 London for the United States- no
returns N these sales are published, out a A
estimated that the exports to London this week
have been 190, 600 pounds and further sum OF
400, 600 pounds win leave for the United States
by to-days steamer. The gold shipped from
France for America since the purchases con-
menced this season is estimated at fs, ,000, 900.
Increasing Demand for American
Wheat e5e
The Economisf says All accounts which reach
us respecting harvest operations well nigh
throughout Europe. tend TO prove that there
viii be an increasing demand for American
wheat. In southern Russia and Roumanta not
more than half an average crop appears to have
been secured. The prospect OF q prolonged
Shipment or gold across the Atlantic appears to
be drawing near. Doubtless IL will be gradual,
ana IN measure recouped by supplies OF gold
drawn nom the continent. Further sums or
American eagles have teen shipped from Eng
land for New York during the week ana cold
bas been taken from the open market for the
same quarter. but during the last few DAYS the
movement has Certainly elackeped
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-06

FATAL CAMP-MBKr1NG AccIDENrs-At the
camp. meeting near Hampton, Ca, sunday
morning last. Gov. Colauitt preacned 10 Z n n
PEOPLE. After the meeting the horse OF q young
man named Joseph Mcneil became unruiy and
ran away, throwing him out OF his buggy, frac.
turing bis skull and iDfiict1ng fatal Injuries
Many other horses started at this, and an aCed;
Iaoy, Mrs. Rowan, was thrown from her bugRy.
aid Ser lower limbs terribly broken and Iscer
ateo. She cannot survive her Injuries The
frightened horses plunged wildly among the
vehicles and many accidents occurred,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-06

CARLOTTA PATHS MARRIAGE.-A cablegram
to the N. Y. Herald, from Paris, September 18th,
says:-The marriage OF Carlotta Patti and Er-
nest de Munck was s0lemnized on Wednesday
at the Marie du Neuvieme reimbursement and
at Trinity Church The witnesses for Mlle
Patti were the Marquis de Caux (Adelina PATHS
late husband) and Signor GardOni; for M. de
Munck the witnesses were NJ. ChizZola and NJ
Bourdillion. Only relatives and few personal
friends were present. After the ceremony q
splendid luncheon was served at the brides
house. The newly married couple, Mr.. Henry
Ketten, Signores Ciampi and Cellai accom-
on Saturday in the steamship Periere. SalvIni
and Rister1 have been engaged by Chizzola to
play together in a tour through the United
StafpS
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A DEADLY FALL IN BALTIMORE.-A frightful
accident occurred about six O'Clock Thurs
day evening In Baltimore resulting IN the
instant death OF two men and tnjuring four
others, probably fatally. The six men were
working on the new bridge In course Of erection
over Jones Falls, at Calvert street. There were
standing on plank fifty feet above ground,
and In adjusting large iron arch over their
heads they moved the plank so that it slipped
on its supports. Thomas Mccarthy and James
McNally were killed outright, John Welsh,
were SO badly hurt that but little hope is enter
tanned for them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-06

TEE MISSIONARY SOCIETY EMBRzzLRR.-In
the municipal court, Boston, yesterday MORN
Ing, Charles Demond, ex-treasurer of the
Massachusetts, Home Missionary Society, was
arTaigned on charge of embeZziing s., 900 be-
longing to that society. In default OF $50 600
tion on Tuesday next.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-06

DISCOURAGED MKNNONITES One hundred and
seventy Mennonite families have become dis
couraged in trying to farm the wet lands In the
Trout river settlement, Manitoba, and intend
emfgrating west Of the Red river, near the in
te irrational boundary line.
A RAvIsHER TIED TO A TRES AND shot,
Legro, employed by FIELDING Deckey, a farmer,
near Union, Boone county, KY, attempted to
outrage Miss George Billiter, an adopted daugh-
ter OF MI. Deckey. Her screams brought as
sistance and the negro fed. He was hunted
until Thursday, then secured and brought back
to Union. A preliminary trial was had and
Daniels was confined In the town hall under
guard. Mr.. Deckey attempted to shoot him.
but was prevented. During Thursday night
the guard was overp0wered and the negro
taken short distance out Of town, tied to q
Tree and shot,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-06

A HALF MILR FATAL SHOT.-George Water
field, while sitting on the porch of hotel at
breast and killed by Titus Hi1lman, who was
practic1ng with rifle half mile distant
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Mrs. Spra1uc.s Pesis,om

PROVIDENCE, X. l., Sept. 6.-The petition or
Mrs. Kate Chase Sprague for the appointment
OF trustee for her property, came un in the
supren dourt to-day, and next "Wednesday was
assigned for the bearing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-06

COMMODORE JKFFERs, chief of the Bureau OF
Ordnance, is acting Secretary OF the Navy dur
ing the absence of Secretary Thompson.
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w than any Northern Manufactures, and
our custonosrs h;xe the large.e line Of styles
of mechanics at work al through the winter, ~
and now have 76O MAntelD In stock.
xN6L11H TILE for heAItha, vegtibules and deco.
IAtive work.
Sc Sole ASs@ey OF the oelsbrased EMPIRE HEAT.
The BURTIB HOT BLAST FURNACE n deci-
dedly the best furnace We have ever used
HAYWARD HUTOHIN6OH.
PLUXDDnS. 10,
8lS 0kb %. N.s0.s
3eT-1stpI Washington, D. q.
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THE CALIFORNIA ELKCTION-Repub,icans Carry
lhe S,Gte|honocn "a, Electeo Mayor ct San ftdnc,s-
concerning the California election bring the
news that three. fourths OF the vote In San
Francisco and the state is counted. Perkins Is
leading, Glen about 17,5OO and White about the
same. The completion Of the count will in
crease Perkins plurality to $4,000 or $4,000
and in the country on White during the re-.
mainder of the count. All the state ticket will
go with the head, except justices, which cannot
publicans will elect all the Congressman,
though the contest will be very close In the city
district The republicans elect railroad COM
missiOners in the northern district, and the
workingmen theirs in the city and southern dis
trict. The legislature Is still In doubt. Kalloch
continues to Increase his lead, and is elected
beyond doubt. The workingmen's chances are
best for sheriff, auditor, collector, and county
attorney, and sure on district attorney. The re-
publicans probably get the balance, except, per-
haps, two or three supervisors and school d.
IectOrS. The superior court Judges are divided.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-06

A MAINE GREBNBACKER accuses his party's
per cent. interest for money advanced him and
3 per cent; on money loaned on mortgage OF his
mouse, and with compelling the sale OF mort
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ RRFAoRINa AZ FogEDRY. corner l.t9
b9 b1d The Esv b. GasoM.s AZ Il
~ NEW JEsgsAI.EM TEMPLE: J. 2 North spe Cap:
The uees Of public worsbip." Seats all free. IT.
~- -UN1vERsALIsT CHURCH. Rev. ALEX;
a. r. T3 snhdss On ae Is
~ "ALL SOULS CHURCH.-Rev b. B WAL
~ WORTH, Of Baltimore. MorL inc services
II; Veeper services. ~ pm sundsy School. y:4'
F~s CHRlsTIAN CHUhCH. Vermont ave-. be-
tween p n .na ssPTe.ching as T. I'm p,
Bethany COLLEGE, ". Va Seats free. 1t
S THE MILLENIUM: is it coming, how aud
when: By Rey. Pr DAXIp % WILSON; ;H1day, Sunday,
to ooadsy nvsd
VSS BYTERIAN CHURCH CDR. NoBLE) having
returned from bis vacation VIII preach in the church
a. II an and ~ pm, the 9TH instant H
r-~5 CHAIKLFY GILLINGHAM, Of Fairf.1
t-S county, vs. minister amongst Friends, will
ms St
~s METROPOLITAN N. e, CHURCH, ~
s and fts.-Pre.ching Sunday by the pastor.
nion services" and reception Of members; and ~
pm. IL
~ SPECIAL RELIaIoUs- SERVICES AZ
sna s PIescbn9 at AM By Rev ST. PEcKs 81 the
Il z. Church Sunday. septsmbr at pm, Rev.
WM: GIBBoNs at IL. Rev NJ. H dAsKINs All in
f~ ST PAUL's ENGLISH LUTHERAN
row Bnndsy)' ~ S at 11af II ef Death Of Ms HM1GT
Fl ISS;;sa 7SS:aasnoia.i words Evening service 3:s
ss sSs rss y ehs n ns
e ss4ss "a o.SoS s1d dsPPPsss g.
imposters, Presching "peryerted gosPel," and are
66i As f MI Pssss 6 Ssa + FE}s 3s{sS {s.
1adhdy for tine e 81
sftsr1Oon at O'Clock. By order Of the Ncbls
~ NOTICE no IsRAELITEs:-Thea annual
fsRa " Is TaE M
t.as place g On ?, HHxT SUNDAY September 1th.
secretasy. sras ADoLPH Iaa AT dAIpL;ER: ];
@ this day .ssocisted with me- Is an equal @
Iartner in the Hat snd Shoe Business my brother,
h4k5Ra The firm !, e :; sylfs sAs
- BEDFORD wAIER, roo .uv,
BErBEsDA WATER, bSF bEEF ROC ROCK "aATEb "waAATTEEb,
AND GEYsER sARAIOGA WATER.
snpgy Of The = sbnve BE- natural waters
At MlLBURN's PHARMACY.
Rep4G 1929 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
~p SCHOOL BOOKS at SCHOOL BOARD prices,
ySV With COVERS free: COPY BOOKS at intro
ductory rates STATIONERY at the lowest p ices at
ROBERT6' BooksToR1, 1910 7th street, above New
York avenue. auR28-lm
~ 4 FIEE AND FULL LINE OF FURNI
" TURE, CARPETS and Upholstery Goods, in
cuding MOSQUITO Canopiee. Terriee and Oretonnes
just receive d at W. b MOSES SONS. corner 7th
st. and La. ave. augl9tr
MATdEY OAYLUE' CAPSULES,
~ Ueed for over Is years with great success by
the physicians of Paris, New York and London, and
superior to all others for the prompt Of all
Of diseasee, recent q Of long standing.
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~ MATHEY OAYLUs' CAPSULES,
~ Ueed for over Is years with great success by
the physicians Of Paris, New York and London, and
superior to all others for the prompt Of all cases
of diseases, recent or of long standing.
Prepared By CL1N CO.. Paris. Sold every.
where. oct29, 9,t,th&s1y
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THE EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TsTO-DAY.-Internal rev.
enue, $s47, ,ss5. 81; customs. sSs5.OO2.94.

A COUNTERFEITRR ARREsTED.-J. Davis was
arrested by secret service officers at JEFFERSON
Vile, Ind, yesterday, having In his possession
large quantity of counterfeit coin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-06

DEMARARA SUGARs.-Mr. Nat. Mckay, OF Phil
adelphia, who was sent to Demarara by the
ways and means committee of the House OF
Representatives toinvestigate the alleged adul-
feratlon OF 9d sugars @ has It s said finished his
the Demarara sugars are pure, no artificial
colorfng being used In them, and that, there
fore, the discrimination against them by the
Treasury department Is unjust,
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GETTING BR1TER.-Mr. Edgar SnoWden, OF the
Alexandria Gazette, is In the city to-day. He
says that Col. Stewart. the Potmaster OF the
House OF Representatives, reported by morn
Ing newspaper to be In dying condition, Is
much better, and that his physician said to-day
that he would certainly recover.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-06

Warren as consul OF the republic of Liberia, in
Boston, and Rodolphe Gebner as vice consul OF
the Swiss confederation, for the District of Co.
lumbia and the states Of Virginia, Maryland
and Delaware, to reside at Washington, y. G.
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Good Collections,

Treasurer Perrin reports this as the largest
collection ever made. He had issued up TO
the time OF closing his books !,4S9 receipts.
There are very few delinquents this year.
Our merchants express a very favorable n
hancial condition OF their customers. Near.
~ all have paid up In full, and many have
money for Investment. We heard a merchant
say a few days ago that he had not seen as
much money during any season for years. Al
this Is very gratifying indeed, especially when
1t IL remembered In the Summer during the
drought that our cotton crop would De almost
an entire failure. Somehow cotton always
comes in on the ''home stretch" We will
never again believe that 1t will be q failure.
Plant cotton and SOW oats If you would get
Atoh
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NaYemher the Thirteenth.

Every patron Of the Cherry Hill Nurseries
Is reminded that their trees will be In Able
willie on November 18Th, and every one Is eX-
pected 20 call promptly that day and get his
trees. The Cherry Hill Nurseries conduct a
large business. and a successful operation for
twenty-five years shows the appreciation OF
their patrons for the trees and plants received
They not only propagate the best selection OF
fruit but raise largely Of roses and evergreens;
These gentlemen claim the production OF
healthy, hardy and thrifty trees, all Of which
ed. Which are much more valuable and de-
sirable 10 planters,
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The Weather and Crops.

Nothing could be lovelier than the weather
We have had for the past week, Mild, warm
and beautiful, it is the perfection OF Indian
Summer weather. The only objection TO 1t Is
that 1t found most Of us in winter garb, and
TO lighter clothing. Cotton still keeps OPEN
ing, and this is now the middle OF November.
b who had oats early sown are now re.
jotced at seeing a lovely stand. The recent
the gardens produce enough for table b0u-
uHets, and roses are not hard 10 find. The
woods are arrayed in all the gorgeous and
varied c~oloringof the Fall The extremes OF
cold and heat which we have had OF late nfye
combined to produce the most brilliant this
on the decaying foliage which we have ever
seem -
: The hectic flush on natures cheek
Tina tells Of coming death.
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William +. Cuddy VS. Timothy C. Cuddy.
Execution,

William F. Cuddy VS. Timothy C. Cuddy.
Execution.
PY virtue OF an execution to me directed In
- the above stated case, / will sell ut public
outcry, at Abbeville Court House. within the
legal our Of sale, on Salesday in December
next, the following described real estate, to
wit; One undivided half Of a plantation or
tractof land, situate, lying and being In the
dividing line between the counties OF Able.
vile and Fdgefield; In the State Of South Car
ollna, partly In one county and partly IN the
other county, On Hard Labor Creek, c~ottain-
ing
TWO HUNDRED q TWENTY-FIVE ACRES
more or less, boiided by lands OF AT: Wide
nov deceased.) Levied on az the property OF
Timothy c. CdddS, at the suit of William +.
TERMS: One helf cash; the balance on q
credit of twelve months, with interest. from
date of sale, secured by bond and mortgage Of
the premises.
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Nov 8,lS7'
Sherif's Sale.

Sherif's Sale.
A. NJ. Blake and w. X. Blake, Assignces, VS.
Moses c. Taggart and J. c. Maxwell, ct aL.
Judgment for Foreclosure.
pY authority of O decretal order Of Judge A.
d P. Aldrich, in the above stated case, I
will sell at public cutlery at Abbeville Court
House, within the legal hours, on Saleday In
December next, the following described Real
Estate, to wit:
That lot of land In the town Of Greenwood;
County Of Abbcville, State Of South Carolina.
fronting on the g. 4 Z. 4. R., which bound 1t
on the west, on the north by lands OF ]. Coop
or, east by and OF A. NJ. Aiken. on the south
by lands of f. J. Plowden. containing
THIRTY-SIE ACRES,
moro or less, Also, ONE FIGURING AND
GRIST MILL, situate In the town OF Green
wood, In rear Of otof w. Fl. Whitlock:
TERMS-As to the Mill property, cash; as
the remainder Of property, one halt cash;
balance OH q credit of twelve months, with
interest from date, and secured by bond and u
mortgage Of the premises. .
The mill property above described sold OF
the risk Of the former purchaser.
] F G DuPRE,
SAC
Nov 2. 1879
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GEM MCGOWAN, Maj. Burt, Col. Gotnranl
Gen. Hemphill, and Mr.. 7. p. Cothsan OF our
Abbeviile bar are in attendance on the Clr-
e euaI ssssion as SossnI up on We Wednesday,. There
was very little business. There seems 70 oea
d~i1nunition Of crime e~verywhereln State'
In Anderson the last Court OF General Ses-
sions was finished up in one day, a thing un-
heard Of in DAYS of Radical rule where con-
viction was not so certain, mol punishment a.
ter conviction, so sure to be mcted out.
THE following ladies and gentlemen leave
Abbeville this morning for Columbla. MT.
Calhoun, Miss Bessie MISS Llla
Norwood, Miss Mamie DeBruhl, HI. ware
law. We. MCGOWAN, S. &, Cason, d. L. he-
BruhI and I. p. Cothran.
COLI u. WYATT AIKEN, NJ. G., leaves Tor
Washington CD FRIDAY, IIrst ;Llteuuthe an
meeting OF National Grange before CON-,
meucing his Congressional lauors. his son
W yaLt him 70 so 10 scnooi Al
Washington, u. I.
Miss EMMIE MORSE, daughter of Kew. "A.
Morse, once Evangelist oI this PresoytelS,
but now OF Grcenvlilc, Ala, returned honie
Friday last after u visit during the summer W
here.
SoaE chicken disease is playing sad havoc
Win the poultry. Some people ale ailalu w
eat fried chicken, 50 nuny chickens are n.y.
ing.
MRS. II. L. MCGOWAN of Laurcns returned
home last saturday after u weeks WISH W
friends IN AbDcVllIe.
QUE townsman MI. II. w. Lawson is q loser
tue steamer Falcon which Went DOWN az
se,l u few days ago.
The cotton still comes In and brings a good
price. Everybody IS better OIL THIS Year tiian
ne expected " BE-. r q
Miss GUssIE HOOD Of Due West, has been
acting US bridesmaid for u young lauS lrlena
in NewDerry.
Herr were six weddings in town In one
evening last Week-One white and nVe color
cd.
Mrs. LEWIS THOMSON Of Liberty Hill Is IN
town, ut the house Of MIR. RObert Wardlaw.
THE prettiest girls at the State Fair and the
Club Ball will he the Abbeville girls.
GIVE Norwood Bros, a trial before buying
your groceries, and you will not regretlt
Mr.. ]. H. Power has been appointed Trial
Justice, vice Mr.. J. B. Leroy, resigned.
PARTRIDGE-sHooTINa and possum-hunt-
are now the favorite amusements.
Miss EUPHEMIA WILSON spent Saturday
and Sunday at Mrs. PERKINS,.
HAVEN'T you forgot to pay for this years
Press and Bdnner$
THE movement of cotton gives us two trains
nearly every day.
For the best Cigars and Tobacco, go TO Nor
wood Bros. :
WE have had very warm weather for sever
al days.
THE persimmon crop is good the beer is
better.
Mr.. BERK1N LYTHGoEis now canvalescent.
CHRISTMAS Is coming.
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Virginia's Reputation.

Although the debt of Virginia In the main
Is for valuable consideration, the "Forciole
Re-AdIugters," or in plain English. the Re-
pudiators, from the returns which we copy
below. appear to be in the majority:
RICHMOND, November "a few additional
returns to-day on the debt question:. The OPP
ponents OF the McCulloch bill compromise
claim to have a sinai maJori y In each house.
AS to all other matters the two conservative
wings are to!erably evenly divlded-A Repub-
lican member holding the balance OF power,
und probably In q position 70 dictate terms.
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Sherif's Sale.
E. Hunter VS. W. W. Hunters

JOIN. E. Hunter VS. w. w. Hunter!
Execution.
ny virtae Of an execution to me directed,
Is in tie above stated case, I will sell at pub-
lie outcry, al Ab6etille Court Houses within
Der next, the following Real Estate: to VIII:
TWO HUNDRED ACRES ,
NJ land more 81 less situate on waters of Bod
Branch. in Hbbeville County and State OF
South Carolina, and bounded by lands OF a.
T. Wideman, A. L.. McCaslan, j. G. Mcllwain
Levied upoh as the property Of w. W:
Hunter al the suit or John +. Hunter.
T~ERMS-CASH: Purchaser to pay for pa
i" JFCD UPRE.
Nov It.1S10,
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Sherif's Sale.

Thos: Thomsan, for another, Anna NJ. Hart
zog. ct al, VS. Jno. r. Tarrant.
Execution.
DY virtue OF sundry executions to me d.
d reed, l will sell ut Abbeville Court
H.,us.. on Saleday In December next. within
the legal hours. the following described Real
Estate to wit
FORTY (4O) ACRES
OF land, mere or less, in the town OF Green
wood. S. C;l ounded by - road. lands OF
Arnold & Merrlman and others. Levied on
as the property of Jno. r. Tarrant ct the suit
Of the above NAMED plaintiffs.
ALSO,
On Wednesday after saleday In December,
next, at the residence Of the above named De-
PENDANT, all Che personal property Of said n
Il. Tarrant, consisting OF household ana
kitchen furniture, one l horse wagon and
harness, one buggy, one mare, Daisy four
head Of cattle, one hog, lot cotton seed, plan
tation tools, and sundry other aticles not emu
merated.
Levied on as the property Of Jnos r. Tar
rant at the suit Of che above named plain
tiffs.
TERMS-CASH. Purchaser to pay for pa
pers. ~
Sheriff A.! c.
November s, 1879.
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Sherif's Sale.

The Trustees Of the Estate of DR.. John. Della
Howe, assignees OF John S. Reid and Jane
T. Baker, vs. VIM: H.. Taggart:
Execution.
virtue OF an execution to me directed. In
IL the above stated case, I Will sell at public
at Abbeville Court House. within the
legal hours of sale; on Sale day In December
next, The following described Real Estate, to
wit:
TWO HUNDRED AND EIGHTY ACRES
land, more or less, situate In Abbeville
County and State OF South Carolina. ana
bounded by lands OF estate OF James Taggart,
Sr. Estate Of DR.. J. $. Reid and others:
Levied upon as the property Of VIM. II.
Taggart at the suit of the Trustees Of tho es-
tate of DIR. John Della Howe.
JFC DuPRE.
Sheriff::A c.
Nov 4 1870.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

ASTON HOUSE. u Aston Cabell, Rich
mond, Va: r H L~eavenworth, Detroit, Mich;
j II Goodwin, Baltimore, Md; d Fifteen,
Rome, Gu: S G Merriman, Cokesbury: j A
Weir, G~reenvilla: \ Hardcastle. Geo II Young
agents Cherry Hill Nurseries, West Chester,
Pa; Thos A Cater, The Fork; A Johnston,
Charleston: J Il Cunningham, Miss RID Ca
ter, Monterey; w IL Cothran, w d Reese, Ell
Wilson, Capt A FPoSey,
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MARRET RE TORTS.
CORRECTED BY
B w ell g. @ o..
Cotton Buyers and Dealers in General
Merchandise

NEW YORK, Nov: 10 - II m. Stocks
long 4.7Sk; short a.s3N; State bonds dun:
governments quiet Cotton: stsady; sales
~; middling upland nS; middling Orleans
Der Ills; December lit; January ns6 Feb
.uary 1904. -.
LOUISVILLE, Nov: 10. - Flour quiet !;
Wheat dull /; corn dull :; Oats dull ;
Pork - :; bulk meats firm ; bacon
quiet /; clear sides 81 ; whiskey hrm'
at l.U.
AUGUSTA, Nov. 10 Cotton steadyt -
middling ltA low middling l0lG; good ordi-
narylON; net receiptsll Ia; shipments -;
sales ,53l.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 10 Cotton strong;
middling ~; low middlirg II: good ordi-
nary lOZ; net receipts 2,7S2; gross; sales 2.ooo:
stock $685.: export coastwise 2,6A.