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Columbus Market

COLUMBUS, October 23.-CoTToN.-Planters
mainly are storing and comparatively little cotton IS
loeing shipped Orders received generally are limit
ed to figures which holders are unwilling 10 accept.
Last season Of 1898 bales received to tbs date'
Hiss were shipped. o,-o,,<
On Saturday Northern middlings closed at 25a23fI
cts soes 2S9 bales on basis OF 22Sc; Monday were
stesdy at 2c sales 156 baes Tuesday opened at 2Sc
INIT upfayorable New York advices caused close at
22Hs2Sc sales 146 bales; Wednesday, sales 165 oaes
at "a ha2Sc nominaly; Thursday quiet OF 22 sales
1I6 bales Today the market was dull sales 90 bales'
quotations as follows ordinary 19i20c; good ordt-
nary 2lc; low mi dlngs 81 Nc; middGngs tNorthernl
= f2a22Xc good middhngs 23c. To-day's receipts lag
bales.
Receipts since September 1, 1868. 1919 bales; same
time last season 1888.
Warehouse sales for the week 947 bales.
Weeks receipts 1768 bales, against 3743 the CORES
ponding week Of last season. and 1924 the previous
week Of this years. by II r, 594 by M and g Il h.
1IO by Opelika r r, 103 by river, S77 BY wagons:
Shipments 1923 bales-976 by NJ R, so by river,
for home consumption.
WEEKLY STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September i, 1861. 2S0
keceived past week. .lI6o
Received previously ..72ll o9f9
s259
shtpped past wcek .'.'.......,,l02o oo-
Shipped previously. ................'''%0ot $3.50
stock ON hand October q. 1853. 1854
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Arrived Yesterday.
Steamer City Point, McNeIty, Palatka, via Jackson
vile, Fernandina, Savannah, &C. 1C9 bales COT.
ton, 10 pack1s Mdze. &c. To D Aiken co, w
NJ Lawton. Pnckney Bros, B Togni, Il ingra
ham l. Son, Roper & Stoney, Cohen, Hanckel & 90,
Fraser Dill, Capt Cash, keeder Davis, Will
lams II Eischof & Co. F O'Neill 4 Son, D Ken
drirk, Enslow L Co.
Scoop Blackoird fiom Ashepoo. 100 bushels
Rough Rice. To q Hoppock.
Sloop Julia. from Ashepoo 2O9O bushels hough
Rice. To jerks & Draper.
Murhead's boat from Christ Church. bags
Cotton. 10 Cohen, Hanckel & Co
Cleared Yesterday.
schr Ida Richardson, Bedell, New York-Risley &
Creighton.
From this Port.
Steamship James Adger. Lockwood, New York, oc-
tober o.
Steamship Carroll, Childs, Baltimore, October Is.
Up for this PORT.
Brig John Welsh Jr. Mundy. at Philadelphia, Octo-
r. Der 2S
Cleared for this Port.
Steam ship Manhattan. Woodruff, at New York, Oc-
tober &c.
schr C Grove, Weaver, at Philadelphia, October 23
Schr W II Kerr, Hoffman, ut Philadelphia, Octooer
%.
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Consignees per Northeastern Railroad
October 26.
1S7 bales Cotton, bbls Naval Stores, bags Rough
Rice and Wheat, Mdze, &c. To Frost AdSer, j
Salinas Felzer, Rodgers L Co, Williams co, Cald'
well 4 Son. Kendall & Dockery. Mowry & Co, ShacR-
elford & Kelly. W Ryan, Ravenel & Co, s john
son, q " Clark & Co. Screven & Nisbet Reeder &
Davis Dukes & Co. Nachman Co, F W Claussen,
Clacius l. witte, Walter ( 20, Howard Bro, Mrs D
smith & Son, A Daoose, 6 Finnigan, an. order
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Murray, Ferris q Co.'s Cotton and Ma
val Store Circular.

NEW YORK. October 24During the past weeI
there has been good demand TOR cottOn for all
purposes, the s,le3 amounting to 10000 bales, ol
which spinners took about onehalf, spectators
1881 bales exporters 5G22 bales. The increased re-
ceipts aided by the decline in gold to l35, and gene
raj desire part Of receivers TO sell from Whart mas
generally to be made on The authorized quotations
to effect sales, the market closing quiet but hrm as
follows Middling uplands 25; low middling, PAX
good ordinary, 23A; ordinary, 22h; Mobile and m
Floridn, 254; low middlipg PAX good ordinary Il
ordinary, 22R; New Orleans and Texas, 25X; low
middling, 2514; good ordinary, 241s; binary: 2Sc
Bales.
Receipts for the week 2Ol15
Receipts at all the ports .................. 56,lOC
ports since lst September. er............... 2l,24l
Estimated stock in New York 23d October... 10 OOC
Receipts last yeek. 1882
Receipts at all the ports since st September 253 O0C
Exports since 1st september from all United 80 -,
Estimated stock at ali United States ports 13s,Oll
Receipts since LIST SepIember. !4.6Ss
Receipts same time 1867. LA, OOo
Exports same time last year. ~ oOO
Estimated stock same time last year. 1S0 OOo
SPIRITS TURPENTNE-lbe speculative movement
in Wilmington, re'erred to in our last. succumbed
before the h.avy receipts (200C bbls in eight days.
induced by high prices, an that market by last ad-
vices has declined to 3Uc In the early part OF the
week we had some large lots change owners at 44c,
the sales and resales amounting to 1900 bols at AZ
A &c merchant order, and 45c shipping order; but
a. little of it has been sold for shipment, the relief
to our market is not appreciabe, and to-day we do
not consider merchant lot; worth over 43l43nc.
Even these prices cannot be long sustained If Viii
ningtoI shipments assume former proportions. Re
ceipts 1895 bpls Exports 3S4 bbs stock about $500
bbls in FIST hands.
Kosris-The sales amount to IS 00U bbls, of which
5000 are Of the lower grades at SO 40a2 As for black
50 45a2 IS for srained So 55a2 for good strained;
SO 75a2 IS for No. O. ssa4 for No s5a6 for pale;
S61sa7H for extra pale, and SS3z for window glass
At the close strained common is we' at 81 4oa2 So
and still lower prices are anticipated. Many of the
sales for the last two weeks have been made by one
of the largest specuators with the intention of re-
placing at decline. Extra pale Is scarce, and want
ed at full prices. Receipts 44S5 bbs; exports, 390S
bbls.
TAR-Is dull at sS1z for Wilmington, and s3a9A
for Washington and Newbern. Receipts, 23S bbls;
exports, 165 bbls.
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election notife.


ENERAL ELECIIOS.-THE CONE
U MlSSIONERS OF ELECTION FOR COLLIE
TON COUNTY have, on account OF absence OF some
Managers appointed aud inability OF others 10 serve,
been compelled to make several changes. They have
appointed the following named persons Managers OF
Elections, and designated the places hereinafter
mentioned as POLLING Precincts, for the Election OF
the Sd November, 1865:
st. Bartholomew's Parish.
First Precinct-Smoke's Cross Roads.
MANAGERS
GEORGE WARREN. JOHN W. BROWN.
ISAAC SPELL.
Bells Gross Roads Poll.
DIV ppv.N MASAeEhi Z f. R.1LEy
: w. - JOSEPH BRYAN.
Second Prccinct-Fork Box Poll.
MANAGERS
---.
Horsepen Box Poll.
j. H. BEACH JACKSON SRIAST. Si Y ST'NA
Warns Box Poll.
MANAGERS
Third observation-disclosures
MANAGERS.
c. e. FARMER. ROBERT CAMPbEbL.
JAMES NESBEr.
Blue House Poll.
JOEL pApaEr TOBY GRANT.
n. S. WILLIAMS.
Round o Poll, or Gloversville.
MANAGERS.
HENRY GLOVER. Jr, IShAEL JENKINS.
WM. MOREE.
Fourth Precinct-Ashepoo Poll
]. G. McBLA1R. AN'AI WILLIAM rRAslER
Maple Cane Poll.
MANAGERS.
,AcJB1. JOHN o. JACQUES.
BENJAMIN WOR.
Jacksonboro' Poll.
EDWARD HoiM MES. HENRY JAMES.
SAMUEL D. GREEN.
Saint Georges Parish.
Fifth hPrccinct-Summorvilc Poll
MANAGERS.
sAM'L KINGMAN. HOS. GELzER.
CD. SASpORTAS.
Georges Station Poll
S. WILLIAM THOMAS; II ,,L! j1svm,HS 8; 3; JAeoDI
Ridgcvillc Poll.
MANAGERS.
JAMES NJ. CANTWELL. ROBERT +. PARKER.
MICHAL JOHNSON.
saint Pnurs Parish.
Sixth Prccinct-Dclamar'S Cross Roads Poll.
MANAGENs
HYATT. - JOHNSON,
SYLVESTER wINDdAM.
GIovcr's Station.
JESSE S. CRAIG. j. CART. GLOVER.
r. j. LAROACH.
Rantowle's.
MANAGERS.
HOMAS MILLER. - WEEKS.
EDWARD WHITE.
The Managers of Elections will revise II pelioC
of three days. commencing October "a. A. D. 1858
the registration lists upon which the election com
mencing the Cd day Of June. a. D. 1868 was copduct
ed by the addition to such lists oil the names OF al
persons entitled to Vote under tue constitution, VINO
have not already been registered. aud by striking
ftom such II ts the names OF such persons as shal
not by law he entitled to vote It being Impossible
to furnish books to all managers on the 24th OF Oeto
ber registration will oc continued through the 2sih
30sh and S1st days Of October.
All M, nagers who have received books and oruers
az directed by JOSEPH A. SaSPORTAS. IN accord
ance with special orders, will commence reg1strauor
on the oath of October. Others will commence I'm
mediatsiy on receiving books and orders.
For the purpose of such revision the Managers 0
Elections will meet at the times and places deslgnat
ed above by the Commissioners.
BY order of the BonTd.
JOSEPH A. SASPORTAs, Chairman.
Summerville, s. c., October, 1868. October24
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NailrDaDs.
CHAlsLESTON CITY HALLWAY COM
PANY


CHARLESTON CITY RAILWAY CONF
PANY.
OFFICE CHARLESTON CITY RAILWAY Co..
Corner BROAD AND EAST BAY STREETS,
CHARLESTON, So. Ca, October Q, 1868.
SCHEDULE OF. THE CHARLESTON CIT7
RAILWAY COMPANY.
KING-STREET LINE.
at7.3O An, and at inter- at AM, and al inter-
vals OF ten no. minutes walls Of ten ll0I minutes
during the day till the during the day till $50,
last trip at Q PM. PM
N.R.-Leave the Ban>yy as follows: On the hour,
and ten t0l minutes OF the hour, from A. ~,
until P. NJ, except at ten 10) niaues Of o'clock,
A. NJ. Ever! otter "trip from the old Postofce
RUIZ EDGE-sTREET LINE.
Leave Upper Terminus Leave Loluer Terminus
ut 730 NJ and ut inter- at sos A. H., and at inter-
vas OF twelve (l2 minutes walls of twelve 12) mir
during the day till 8 "a utes during the day till
PM. 9.S0PM.
N.B.-Leave the Battery at Sc,entcen (17I nin,ttes
attel the hour, and ory-one 41 minutes after the:
hour, until serensen (l7) minutes past g. Every other
trip from the old Postoface.
SUNDAY SCHEDULE.
KING-STREET LINE.
Leave Upper Terminus Leave the Lower Te,n.i:
walls Of fifteen (l5) min intervals OF fifteen l5l
utes till 100 p NJ minutes till 73) P. N.
N.B.-An the trips are to the Battery except the
last trip OF each car.
RUTLEDGE-sTREET LINE.
Leave Upper Terminus Leave Lower Terminus
at AM, and at inter- at 9.35 AM, and at inter
walls of every twenty t2O walls Of every twenty (2OI
minutes till 6.45 PM. minutes tlll 7.30 PM.
N.B.-All the trips are to the Battery except the,
last trip Of each car.
W. RAMSAY,
October 2 Secretary and Treasurer.
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Nashville Market.

Nashville Market.
NASHVILLE October 23.-CoTroN-The market
to-dsy was active at full figures, but closed more
C,;i.t and without any change In quotations. The
ece,o;s amounted to 227 bales with shipments of $780,
The saIes re ached 401 bales, showing more activity
than any previous day during the season. We con-
;;nne orr Ella .sfcation as follows Low mddling 20,
good ordinary 1sH, ordinary 1919.
NASHVILLE COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September 1, 1858. :.:...6o
Received to-day. ,co,
.Receiyed previously
Total =: =. 81 i''o
Shipped today ooo ,o1r
Shipped previously.
Stock on hand 900
wHEAr-sales of 100 busheles to-day at 81 10 and
81 80. - ,o,r q. soc. ON
do 1nose at S5 GO and CSC; 100 do sacked at TIC.
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Spffial Motiffs.


~ BRIDE AND GROOM.-ESSAYS
FOR YOING MEN on the interesting relation OF
Bridegroom 10 Bride in tho institution of Marriass-
guide to matrimonial felicity ind true happiness
Sent by mail in sealed letter envelopes free Of charge.
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box P, Phila-
delphia, Pa. Smos September2
@WHAT is THE MATTER WITH YOU !?
This is the familiar question put to cvcrg invalid.
In many cases the answer is, 81 don't know ex1ctly
but don't feel we'll" Look at the countenance o
The man or woman who makes this reply, and you
will generally find that the eyes are dull and lusre-
less, the complexion salow the cheeks 1accld, and
the whole expression of the face detected. Inerro-
gate The invalid more closely, and you will discover
that constipation the result Of dscrdered stomach
and torpid liver is at tue bottom OF the mischief
"Thats what's the matter" Whoever has expe-
rienced the effects OF TARRANr'S EFFERvESCENT
SELTZER APERIENT in such cases, need not to be
told to recommend it as remedy
TARRANT l. CO.. Wholesale Druggists, No. 27s
Greenwich and No. 100 Warren Streets New York,
Sole Proprietors.
Sold by all Druggists. 3nios 90 July
aT THE CONDITION OF THOUSANDS
No appetite; no refreshing sleep; no cheerful
thoughts no disposition to labor; INCLINATION for
society; no interest in anythng no desire to live,
even; and yet no specific ailment which can be
classed as positive disc Use. Thousands, aye tens
OF thousands are in this condition-.he martyrs OF
disabilities to which pathology assigns no technical
name.
What is the source of their comfort, mental and
bodily 2 ToRpoR OF THE STOMACH; and consequent
upon that languor Of The circulation. 'oedk"ess o. e
nerrcs, and O comled brain. What does common
sense suggest as q remedy for this deficiency IN
vital power? Clearly, REvIrALIzrSo MEDICINE
something that will stimulate, tone and sustain the
broken.down energies of nature. HoSIETTER'S
STOMACH BITrERS meet the case exactly. in
this benefcent Tonic are combined all the in
gradients necessary to change the condition OF the
system, and bring the dormant or5ans into heal d
full action. In the fall of the year, when the night
dews are chill and heavy, and the morning foss are
charged with miasma, the body, debilitated by the
heats of summer, is peculiarly susceptible to un-
wholesome influences. At this season, of all others
therefore, inviooration is required, both as safe
guard against fever and ague and other malarlous
disorders and as preparation for the searching cold
of winter. Dyspepsia, bilious complaints, nervous
disorders and distressing affections of the bowels,
are always more or less prevalent in October and
November and the sures and safest means of avert
ing them is a course Of this purf st, mildest and
most ef1cacious of all tonics and Alternatives.
October 26
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Gommereial.
The Charleston Cotton Marke

NEW YORK-Per scbr Ida Richardson-14o,ooO feet
Yellow Pine Lumber.
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Memoranda.

The schr Lilly at Philadelphia, previously repor'
ed as up for Charleston has changed her port OF des
tiuatitn to Savannah.
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AA1tOH NJ OO1A
FINE FALL CLOTHING,
NOW OPENED AT
NO. 291 KING STREET,
Corner of Wentworth.
: &, { 4. :. /. ; J
i 3! | O 2. z J D
ALARGE AND ELEGANT STOCK OF
FALL and WINTER CLOTHING
FURNISHING GOODS,
MEN. YOUTHS AND BOYS,
OF ENTIRELY NEW GOODS, MADE UP
EXPRESSLY FOR MY TRADE, OF THE
MOST DESIRABLE STYLES AND WORK
MANsHIP. oMERs PURCHASING
CAN DEPEND ON HAVING NONE BUT NEW
GOODS OFFERED TO THEM, HAVING DIS
POSED OF THE ENTIRE STOCK REMAIN
ING OVER FROM LAST WINTER AND RE-
PLACED, BY NEW AND FASHIONABLE
STYLES OF GARMENTS. SUCH AS WILL
BE WORN THIS COMING SEASON, AND
AT LOW PRICES.
BUSINESS SUITS AT FROM SIG TO s25
OF THE FOLLOWING GOODS:
sILK MIXED COATINGs
FANCY TRIcoT cAssIMEREs
MIXED CoLoRED MELONS
POWDER GRAIN CAsSIMEREs
COMMERCIAL GRAY cAssIMERE9
BLACK TRICoT COATING
SCOTCH CHERIOT CAsSIMEREs,
BLACK CLOTH DRESS FRoCK COATS
BLACK CLOTH AND BEAVER OVERCoATS
WATERPROOF TWEED COATS
WATERPROOF TWEED GLENGARIAs
INDIA RUBBER ovERCoATs AND cAPEs.
PANrAL CONS AND VESTS TO MATCH. OF FAN
CY COLoRED cASSIMERES, SIDE STRIPES
FANCY coLoRED HARRIS CASslMERES
FANCY coLoRED DOUBLE AND TWISTED
CASsIMERES
BLACK AND MIXED DoESKINS
SCOTCH cHERIoT CAssIMEREs, &C., &c.
RAVN Avn VOTTTHN' CI0THING
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Marine llfws.
Arrived Yesterday

Port of Charleston. October (
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IlID DOMINION STEAMSHIP coMpANy.--roR NoH
~ folk, City Point and Rich'noniSew an eleyan. ssts
MARLE, SARATOGA AND NIAGARA -Ions Of Ito above
aud Richmond, Tuesday. THURSDAY AMI Saturday, at :
p M from pier North Iiyor foot o. Beac srce connect
nossec Air Line souhsldo and PETERSBURG Railroads. ard
RIchrnond Danviile ant Virginia Central Rsroa r. taxi
Ing freight and granting through bills Of adng 70 al points
South and Southwest Bills OF aing signed the pier w
cant ststcroom accommodation, apply TO-
s NJ i. WcCT,EADY, President,
1877 Greenwich, corner Deg strsee
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BOARD IN BROOKLYN.--A FEW DE.SIRABLE PAR
- ties can Be accommodated with eeg>nty furnished
Aparmens and frat GLASS Board IN the arcc and elegant
brown stone house No. 7 First place; location
References given and required. Apply immediately above
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TOR CHARLESTON AND FLORIDA PORTS.
~ The New York and Cl arsston Steamship Companyss
first class side wheel steamship
CHAMPION, Captain H. ". Lockwood, on Saturday, %
tober IL 3P NJ sailing from pier No. North river.
Superior accommodations for passengers.
Through passage ckes and b OF fading Issued IN
With tae South Caro- Railroad 70 points south AMI
Southwest, aud with aleaners 70 Florida ports.
The CHARLESTON val, follow, and sail on Tuesday, 90
tober ~. HENRY H. MORGAN q CO.. Agents.
~ ErUAdway.
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IL Ivory Saturday
The Al steamship FLAG Captain Hoffman, leaves on Sat
urday Oct IT, from pier 20 North river, al r. NJ.
u receiving. Insurance guaranteed 20 Mobile NJ tH
per cont Through rates all points In the Interior For
Tx. ROBERTS Agent, ia Chambers street.
TOR CHARLESTON, g. C., THE FLORIDA PORTS AND
the South aud sculwsh Re sular lineThe AL fast and
reliable steamship MONTEREY, G. RYDER commander VIA
ea Thursday, October IT, at 3P NJ from por no. North
river. Through bills OF adlng a points South AMI Souh.
west Agents In Charleston tRavensi Col forward -
goods free OF commission
Cabin passage reduced 20 S1b. -
The steamship SARAG0ssA win sail on the folowfno
Thursday
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HOTELS.
COUNTRY BOARD.

RoARD-AND GOOD HOME FOR CHILDREN, IN A
York; terms IS per week. Instruction n desired Address
Children, Herald Office.
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WATERING PLACES.

FOE WATERING PLAOss-MORGAE LINE U. o.
Mail steames.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
=- FOB max ST. LOUIS PASS
H5FfEt Christian, Nis-issiDp City. Biloxi, Ocean
S1s@k<s Springs. and Psscsgoo
i0w-pressura iron Is6urrs, Ot0ss,E
JOSEPH N. WALKER. will leave srdvsl Of Pontcssr
trsn y abroad trsirs ~ below
On TUESDAYS. 10 A. - Ersin-
On SATURDAYS. IL u usip-ep this strip zotns 10 Pssss
gculs.
Returning, VII leave Ocean Springs sF~oAv asd
rBuRt DAY EVENINGS. end Pascagou'a EVERY Sun
DAY room
The trips will be regularly made unless prevented hs
0HAs. A. WHITNEY 4 co., AgsntA
50 and 81 Damn strsss
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5 Gallvir-5 P Cusschs- Dubois h Slveston-4
u n holmes Auge-6 Dorm 4 Bremen A
Moses 3 V Perez Jno Franks n Osnnlens-2
p Deitrich-2A Dieter-l J Lewis Lshs-
thier-2 G Luvie-l3 L Giqusi-l J Fsvrot-lJ
Tricou-6D N Greenlsaf-5 Leon, Pierre &coll
Nj hon 4 Srhwitzer-3 G l. Favre
GALVEST0N-Steamship st Msry-39 bales
oton Francke & DaDneel-37 4 Henderson,
IL Will ANS 4 SOIL Perkins, S.eDson &co-
10 Jennings, Gates &co-6 G A whitney &co-4
ri lsbury &co-5 Payne, Huntington &co-s do
4 bbs pecans H Edison &co-s4200 in specie
Frsncke & Danneel-sl9,000 do Seig & Krug =
sl26 do d Stern-s sks nuts Fl Dolls n &co-l5
bbs pc cane A G Pierpont &co-l2 do Hays. fun-
STILL &co-1 Eaton Il Barst iw-l6 bbls ttllow
bd skins B l. Mann &co-3 csks peas McLaugb-
lin bbs beef bbls tsllow 2 bdl hides Cheno-
weih, CASEY &co-2 bbls pecans bDls mute
hides Thos Sctorr-4 bales hides I'M 5 Go 9
beqs DOL W P Converse &co-l do "a bbls broom
corn bbls pecans J B Hood &co-S do Harris x
Bdvell-l26 do Wolr-ll d S Henierson-l
trc do J ! Adams &co-l rc 60 sis do Jennings,
Gates &co- 80 pkgs do l Dbl, iallow Frarcke &
Dsnnee'-l9 pkes pecans bales hides 81 thides
G A Whitney &co-43 pkps pecans Perkins SVEN
son &co-2 bbls ialow bbs pecans Dbl copper
+ Bart &co-l63 heed stock 40 calves McQaoid
& Meble--st ndries to order--Total 1873 bales
cotton
BRAZOs SANTIAGO Steamship / C Hsrris-
$e0s5 specie Sno Marks &co-Sl340 do A Pslacio
1895 do $1,000 currency Texas Elk Co-s50O do
Schmidt 4 Zeiger-69 bales skins Whitney x
CO. 73 head stock l46 calves McQuoid Mehle
N0BlLE-Steamer Frances-za6 bales cotton to
ii w Farley &co--72 battle 4 Noble--lS Marx,
Levy &co-7 Lehman, Newgsss &co-6 bales Of
waste bales domesrcs Hunt hacauley-suh-
dries TO order-1otal 1913 bales cotton
PENSACOLA-Steamship L,zzie-l00 bbls rosin
rs ibis tnrpentine 10000 laths and sundries to
order
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Memoranda.
by q cable dispatch to Messrs Il Ashbridge
Ocean, we learn that the steamship ChrysOliie
arrived at Liverpool on Thursday. The Chryso-
lite went to sea on the Sd, and made the passage
in twenty three days.
The purser of the steamship Lizzie, from PEN
sscols, reports the steamship Name high and
dry aground ten miles east of Mobile Point. Ten.
dered asistaDce, but was not required.
Nov. 7th.-The bark Fanny Eser, from this
port for France with slaves, has been anchore
on Salt Cay Bank for nearly three weeks beirg
ssky. Her captain had been TO ID H : Cay
lighthouse for some sheet lead to nail over the
leak, which was forward. Would proceed If leak
was stopped, otherwise put into Nasseau or Key
West.
FoREIGN PORTS.
Bordeaux, Nov. Sailed for New Orleans ship
Hsmingys, BiIkelsnd.
Bremen Nov. Sailed for New Orleans, ship
Johannes, Keockgeter.
BOsTON-S Steamship Kensingtou--27l bales
cotton AL bbs molssses So bols rice 81 bis oil
31fbd hides 81 bales hides 1888 hides 0.o00 horns
545 bbls -four s. pkgs mdse
BARCELONA-Brig Julito--sl0 bales cotton
500 slaves
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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-28
Marine cSntelligrnre.

CREscEEr OFrIcK, No. % CAN'T STREET,
Saturday, November % 1853.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Remington, Babson, for Boston,
Wm Creevy
Big Julio (Sp), Raradan, for Barcelona.
PUG Bros