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Lugser sar.tars Peel BarAtara to master-2d dis
'i'' 40 STEAMBOATS,.
Grey Eagle Baranco. from Rsvon Sara
betty Gilmore, King, from L.'oarchs
sarah: M s5Is:,s rom 1,.O Mss,,s DASH
Wild Wagner Richardson from Sa'ensA
Below Oo~'ns Up.
Ship h As5ssds sVr De an ITO" '''p''.
ship Anna Camp, Drummond' irom savannah IN 'A""'r
Chi, Srss Frederick As days from Bremen to Mummy
Lining AGO AGO, c...,,r. ka.v. from Havana 4, ballast.
Brig lc, p; Y en. oa'"'o'"' o"'' -''
o., s"rSs ",ssr,.h,0 sssos,r,. CAP.
Falmouth Eng ucS Az s.7 ~, i~srnoe hss srrved here
co piefsd up 49, Sicily waieOggsd AID abAn
oOnea- poxxsrro PORTS.
-, - o., o.,..,. s,.sr,.hin
Ysasc Hodges. ocs aud e1f Stream
p sS.'I ,S;b 9 from PENSACOLA brig curs1
Philadelphia. Oct iLIArIived IRON new orsAns Vim n"
'I sss.snsS' oss feared for MOOs revenue cut
ter Delaware spencer. sopxras PORTS.
Malt. San, ssb-s.i,ed for New Orleans via aibralts.
h sua os from New Orleans ship
Jao Harris
SPOKEN.
oSSsT lS SasaS , "a MSs '' snip '''
'''0' N'" ''''' ~
Exports. no, ,..
SEw sa.s ssO *.
bI. oil q cotton seed Psgs %dss ,.,.. cation ?,
bales wool s,ss Sssc. 999 9s * ss oil
$50 SKIS cotton seed lO oss nb 20 Ssss sssssS
bis oranges s6 pkss mdse .-,,..,,,,
bs an1 @
ica,Go feet lumber and surdrie. 70 ~.
g SS c SS potatoes bids sugar
g ss' ns @ sns sfs $40 SKIS
As bSls po.k 20 SKIS 60 SKIS ost. and snndries
bHhaHT sABa Sf soss
s,a nsshh-shi' Lazy 0''''As ''''. -
HxyRE-Bak LsOnidas-lsl' bales cotton Is bales moss
MI MosnsE-ssamsr arabs bols whisky bbs sugar
Of Louls-s'samsr ohSe D'An'n-''' 'A'' '' '''''
,vprpc VI. HavRE AND HAvANA-steamssip
80 cheese hssssa %s'1 rsscKs
beer ese. mase EiIe-lsd do Buddecks &co do
ID: :J
ha books schwanni doc crsss Tass
eo Ss Ss S.I c.se. 81 ss
paper e sssss beer sss ,.
sSrs ReasIdI case %dse Ayspdsn sI BF9'
Sox books n - ks p isS bxs cheese Bra
&eosl case hssawss s's P.re 40 pkFs ndss
DsscbNs 90 PMalisrd-i do Jno Frsnkl do Chapel,
800 Scos nj =. mdse For star-ll do G La
ve-D 90 LeWlso ~ = ~ A. p, a,.ho Fsoen Ar
Boutron- u 90 oueoe n IsIisvs kco do Chss Tueh
do Leon Pinsara-z 90 ~ sa,rsI A. Koc
wiz 90 Lspsne 3sheS 40 ~ Won aops~i DO Gerry
Dreyfus-z GO Il W A. nsstpns R,nnera-
800 sehorr-i GO II Haienaut W II TsrnsDa A. Mon
do Breton-l 90 w cS - =, ,,unt + AN
l0r Dumestre-l DO bottles sae 49, 80 nd "a
sen pigs mdse 10 aes AZ to1ss-lot Sc
Dphamc Il 90 nun ~ Az Tn;sno Dsupnis-
, l4pkgt mf Sc u d cssss wine
csss wine zorn-l case ps.n zn Rrsmss nkgs mds
pkes mose Laba, psnos N9 a. ,nch co,s%i linn
koenig-i 90 an hask. "a chsmpaene
CO., e oo sps 40 Ccnturie kco-25O bags coffee
kocnere1n Seo-S ~ "a nnn,z1i ~ ;. mdse Lay
Is ess r,sss Tyebst Eseouse-I DO Depssis-
90 9sP9 - Is hrs aSicker seg Krug- cas-
go Il pevIsLsD % % MS tmds- smsns-4 do
MS lssches bel--4 Leon Pierre
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Capt VIM. NJ. Forrest. son OF Gen. Forrest. mar
risd Miss Taylor J. Cook, of oxford, on the 18th
instant.
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CHAPTER 1.-THE PIE.

The fire was mystery; IL was unity; IL was
oneness it was what the Latins call untcus Mus;
n was all Of It's sort there was none ike H.
ceased . as Tennyson 30 beautifully remarks on
similar occasion. Where that pie was baked was
darkpess-was horrid confusion and gathering
of a multitude of pans. When that pie was con-
cocted the spirits Of fire, and water. and aougn,
we're assembled TO their hideous orgies, and
touqbpess like unto the toughness OF vuleanized
eutta percha came upon the face of the pie.
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eALvEsrep N-INDIANOLA

GALVEsT1SN-INDI-AN
noHaAN LINE b. q. NAIL sTEANsHIPss
FOB GALVESTON AND INDIAN
HlIt OLA . Tbs tollovins nsv iron l0w-pfsssure
w. q. Hswes......l. q. Harrfs....A Austin.
%. n ary............, = gnes: 100000"
I,n1op osep hi II asas ords,
The Steamship Clinton.
". =. BECKETT. Commander.
VIII san from foot of ST. Joseph street SUNDAY,
October z5sh. ct A =
Fort sshs or passage apply 70
CHAsi a. WHITLEY 90. Aemts
Fe,st insured at the rates adopted BY the Board
of Underwriters July lst 1888
BNo bills ofsdng signed after sailing the
S Ne c,os.. @ the
Af@ FOE 'FHxA'-
INSIDE BnRwIoKs BAY ROUTE.
VIA
NEW ORLEANS. OF ELoUsAs AND GREAT WESTERN
RAILROAD.
o. s.i " hs s'fi
~. 6.n q 4, arriving Al BsshsAr City .. Il
ss5s ~ Morgan I ssashps 81 Galveston
Lo..,h,ne ............cAPT J. N. LEWIS
TUESDAYS AND SATURDAYS.
M.,sgorda I............ .Cspt. j. j. ATKINSON!
SUNDAYS AND THURSDAYa
ess b bad sd state rooms Secured until c,siocs
iousas Railroad Company, No. Canal street. or Of ne
Ferry Landing. On s morning 9, Hx Agn.
O. R. BxYLEY. superintendent
fsRAZD6 SANTIAGO. !;
MORGAN LINE U. q. NAIL sTEAAsHIPa !
Leaves on SUNDAY October 2sth, at Sac
FOE BRAZOs SANTIAGO VIA
SAx&S GALv Esros-Ths Iron steamship
sP FARwELL, Commander.
VIII foot Of s. Joseph If the stssr
unsbe 70 cross tile Bazos bar goods be delivered Il
ship. tackle corsgaees pay their nghterage fa
"'S- CHAs. A. WHITNEY q 90, Agents.
90 and 50 Camp street
Freight m sured u half the adopted By the Bot
| Of Underwriters. Jby !, 1853
| ------ -----;-
FLORIDA PORTS.
roR FLORIDA PoRTs |:
ALLIANCE LINE U. s. MAIL srEAxsHlPs
FOE PvN.ACoLA. wARRIxGrD,
x.l.Sss. x xsEx %a ohDxh KEYS. TAMPA AND Ell
WEST.
x,,oush bs O; sdns 20 Colu ubus Ga, and Bs'nsnsgs
"a and All regular landings Chattshocchoc hiyer as
-. fnsndIna snd Jacksonvilis cheaper than any ONE
,or-s F,eseht 10 New York via Cedar Keys Florida Ex
road and s,esnhips connscng ct TsrnAndna ~ love
| ntes and with dhpstcn.
,p,s n composed Of the following steamships. 10 sal
| .xfRY SATURDAY.
| au,.nke T. z PARKER, Comm snder
Tax.~h L. H. LIVINGSTON. cammander.
| FIoridA, n. O'LEARY, Commander.
The steamship Alliance c....,A.,
WIN ,.svs her vhsrf foot Of CsIIOps stree. on sAFuH
| DA Z, October 1fth Al ~ ~
For nssh' OF n Y. rERKINs 4 GO, Agents,
| rs Csrondelet street,
r-s,,r,hrs vfll please procure ordssS from Agent
| Ofise before sen ank nskns " e
R,novA I-.... --'-'"."nA0VA1
H. A. wHEELocK &C.
H.y. removed from their Old Stand No. spd Lsvss Srss
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For the Sunday Crescent orleans.
A BITTER BIT A,niste>-

Py tn. s Asso cSsso @e Of OR. BIT A BITE
rul tart. aDch re-
the Boz the n the Three Cent Pie; the Wooden Nut
-. ,sKe or the Dough Boys Revenge; the Aw-
rsHs ca Tale Of a Boarding Housei Walking Chalk,
Irse IN thxrder's Story, etc etc
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Receipts by RailrOaAs.
NEW oRLEApR. JACKSON . GREAT NORfHKkr-
- baIes cotton W Robsou-6 Williams 4 Son 80 -
Henderson-s Beadles, Wingo &co-l5 Higgins keo IL
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Commercial 5ntslligemfe.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. "a CAN'T srHEEr,
Saturday Evening. Oct "a. 1867.

CRESCENT OFFICE, NO. ~ CANf Sihkkf, \
Saturday Evening. Oct "a. 1862. )
CorroN-The movement in the leading staple
10 day has exhibited considerable activity through
ont. The inquiry has been general and divided
among buyers for the European, Northern and
Eastern markets. Rates of gold and foreign ex-
change have been very unsettled aud lower, how.
ever, which have materially checked the upward
tendency of cotton quotations; but, notw.n,
Standing this, the active demand which prevailed
ali day, together with, more favorable advices
from the New York and Liverpool markets, have
enabled factors to realize an advance Of fully 40
40. II b. upon all classifcatons, while the market
closed firm with further upward tendency; To-
tal operations for the day footed mp 44O0 bales,
and We now quote Good ordinary 2l3@22c.; low
middliDg 223@22l; middling 2s@-c., and strict
middlipg 233c.
COTTON STATEMENT.
stock on hand September l. 1868. seoo
Received yesterday zfI "a, m,
Received previously i-i.i@o
l2a7o9
Exported since yesterday Rla5 e,oox
Exported previously. ..-....-oo'% % ~
Stock on hand and shipbosrd. % Sea
Exports to-day were divided as follows. viz ;
Uavre 53O4 LIVERPOOL 3l45, New York 2529, and
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United States Norton New York 18th inst TO
Wood. Low 4 Lndwesen--2d district 49,. .
hip Chrysose (8 Gall from Liverpool I'd sept, 10
J III Ashorioge Decan-Sd district
Lugxer Bar.tars Peel from Barstara to master-zo as
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HAVANA.

HAVANA.
Fer HAvANA-U. 8. MAIL LINE.
To sail on SATURDAY October oath. ct O'Clock r.
= FOR HAVANA-U. g. MAIL LINE
SSzz.Assi22kzs The Al Iron dteamshp
Alliance,
i PARKER, Commander,
win leave her wha-f foot Of Callope street. First District
a. ahova For freight or rassage apply to
~ A0o''' i'' y wi. PERKINS, 4 co, Agents,
Is Carondelet street
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Shin MeIeod Boworigg Liverpool 10th Aug. to II
Ashbrdge De an -
Ship Anna Camp Drummond from Savannah, IN oaiast,
Ship Christie Frederick As days from Bremen to Mummy
Brig vicoris p Casanova. days from Havana in ballast
10 PUG Bros
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Nlarlne tSntelligenre.
CRESCENT OrrIcE, No. % CAnr STREET,
Sunday, October Is, 1858.

Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Geo Washington eager for New York, Moultou
steamship Gen Meade. sampson, for Mew fork
.h, Au.t; Farxell far Rrsxos Santiago Galveston
S'' CA Whitney
,..h,r Clinton Reckett for Ind anols. Whitney kco
S. mn i izzie felsher Tor Pensaco Roaers
steamer Sarah, Murray. for Mobile Master
stesmer Olive Branch. jones, tor 81 Louis, Master
-h,p Africa (Br Berry for Liverpool. langhan aco
shin Lady Bles sngton Adams for Havre rynsSn 1co
Bsrk Leo nidas. Gates. for Hsvre. fosdick AGO
Bars Mstsro SPAN Luh. for Barcelona, RUG bros
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BALTIMORE
yoR BALTInosk AND HAVANA.
=
fHE FEW ORLEANS. BALTIHoRB AND HAVANA
REGULAR sEnI.noNfHLy LIFE ov sTEAMsHIrs
LIBEgIY $3.50 .izu tons -. Thos A. SATIN, Uommandsa.
OUBA.,..... ll6o tons. :. !. DukehArt, Comm adsy.
oARRYINo UNITED STATES NAILS.
FIRsflCABIN:
Ynressh Yioksts 70 New York zee.
FOE 0ALfrG - o. Il AND HAVANA
HTTT[t -OUOqrN3 AT KEY WEsI-fns spisssio
ss<ssfisa lest ytssnsb,p
Mary land.
T. G. REED, Commander,
YIN Lave her wharf, cop site Jackson Square,
TUESDAY, Oct 9th, at 7P. NJ, carrying the U. g. mails
For freight passage having unsapasssa seoomnoos-
uens, apply " wITHksssYon, HALskY CO.. Assn'a
- Oarondslst stssA
R-Eo bus Of Isdins but thcss Of the Company viii
% signed Permits Tor fright must - procured from TINS
olce No freight fer Hsfsns taksn afssr u @sscE q
day Of ssilins.
Tho Steamship CUBA will follow on SATURDAY,
Octs Der 3ist
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STEAMBOATS,.

Grey Eagle. Baranco, from Rsyou Sara
Rose Franks White, from Jefferson
Hetty Gilmore, King, from Ls'ourche
Sarah. Murray. from Mohie-New Basin
Frances. Blakesee. from Mobihe
Wild Wagner. Richardson. from Matches
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WATERING PLACES.

roR WATERING PLAoxs-MORGAN LINE q. .,
Nail Steamer
r& FNR HAY ST. LOUIS, PASS
HNEfft Christian, mississippi City, Biloxi, Ocean
s,11t8 - Springs, and Psscagou a.
m asv w-pressnre iron Laura. Cs2tsin
JOSEPH N. WALLER. will leave srval Of Ponschzr-
train Rsrosd usir below:
on TUESDAYS AID THURSDAYS. 10 A. = train
On sATURDAYs. II D. this Trip going 10 fssss
goula
Returning, viii leave oosan spring. s6rnAv aud WE'D
MI DAY EVENINGS sad FRIDAY MosNINGs.
trips will regularly prevented by
bed vsstber low water.
OHAs. A. WHITNEY CO.. agents..
50 and So Caun
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Falmouth Eng Oct 5.-The steamship Sesosfrfs "a
johnson from Aexs dria for Liverpoo hss srrved me-
having In tow the Mesey North Shields rsm rem
cola picked up I5U miles Of scy waterogged AID aba
doued.
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rh. ,.,xsrnool cotton Market.

LIVERPOOL, september 25.1corrosIeIFEom the
froiere' Circu ar -Cotton continues IN far demand
Int has been freely offered throughout the week ut
irregular the market X Il cOss oat s,y at
Sa. ;sands the business has been limited. but no
material change can be quoted. american has been
in general request but has given way ~ to "a per
lb New York advices 70 the Oath instant quote mid
ling 25No, costing to sell in Liverp vol 1oHd per ID
by steamer. BraSi, has been in fair demand. but
de,line has been submitted to Of "a to IA per lb
Holders Of Egyptian have shown some anxiety to
realize and prices have been irregular at decline
of 10 I'd per lb. The business il. East India has
bsen itd to the bare necessities OF .he trade, but
exporters have operated to some extent and prices
exhibit decline Of e TO I'd per Ib. The latest quo
tations 10, cotton "to arrive" are New Orleans,
basis OF middliug. shipment octooerS oveIosr sHd
DhoIIerat, fair new merchants sailing June, I'D;
Jnlv TNd: Oomrawuttee, fair new merchants, sail.
The sale sales Of of the week s%0uns
10 eo esred fer EXPORT leaving A. ITO bales to the
fsSe. % Friday September 25: The sales to.lay
amounted to 10000 bales, inclue ing 2e0o on specna
aon and for export; prices of East India ruled very
irregular.
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Baltimore Market.


BALTIMORE, October 7.-CoTroN-The less "a
vorable cable advices to-day has had q depressing
effect on the market; no sales worth noacng buyers
hold of. We quote middling nominal at 26aZ65sc.
Since writing the above lot Of Is bales low mluohne
8 Id at 25Hc. -,
CoFFEE-Was again quiet; holders were unwilling
to accept the offers made By buyers; only sales effect
ed were 100 bags Rio low grade. at 15c, gold; and
100 do do ut 2Shsc, currency,
FLoUR-ih he market was again dull to-day, Win
prices favoring buyers. We report sales as follows
$50 bbls Severn super choice City Mill brand) taken
two days since but not fore reported for Brazil at
So Late yesterday 25e bbls choice Western extra at
s10 and 30U bbls Western super at 81 50 today 90
bbls do at 81 g. and 800 bb.s choice spring wheat
exta at s. 35 also, 100 bills rye flour at sS IS. We
reduce quotations on a grades, except bes. faaliy
brands, 25a5Oc q Dbl.
Ihe offerin. 8 OF wheat today were 2l90 bushels
white and 1900 bushels red choice samples continue
scarce and prices were supported; included in the
sae 10e bushels good white at So ~; $40 bush
els fair do at 50 3O and 100 do common at 50 23of
red S46 bushels choice Maryland at 81 CO.; 42J do
prime at So So; $40 bushs good at 50 3oas 10; sou
bushels Tennessee amber at 50 32 ITO do fair South
ern at 50 25I2 81; $50 bushels iow grade ranging
as to quality and condit m from 81 10 down 70 81 80
CoRN-565 bushels white and 1918 bushels yalioT =
only oered we report sales Of 100 bushels white at
81 2 600 do rom store at 81 o. LOG DO blue cd at
81 o. 14O do fl, cut at 81 20-5O0 bushels prize ye-
low at 81 go 225 do fly nut 81 9 $50 do ue.eyel ~
81 26, 256 do Western mixed damaged, AZ ol 10
OATs-27OO bu ,hcls offered, with sales of 100 BUSH
els at SOc CTS do at &c., 174 do CSC 100 do at 65c
500 do at 6Oc, all weight-S00 bushels 5ic measure.
RYE was frmer TODAY; receipts small; sales OF 25u
bushels prime at 81 S. 100 do at 81 49, and 1S0 bush
els damp at 81 IS per bushel.
MoIAssEs.-Nothing doing to-day, and no quota
BILE cha, ge in the market
PRoy1sIoNs.-Under Ii hit stocEs of all descrir-
tions of The hog product, together with continued
active demand from the South for bacon the market
is very firm. We sill quoIe for ba"on shoulders
13a14c; rib sides 6ha16z@c inside for lots to the
trade and clear rib TIC; sugar-cu red hams 20a22c.
Mess pork-suppy hight. SIN Il sales at 3OaS30 90
per Dbl Lard 2Oko. per ID for Western bols.
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nS-COUNSEL FOR THE CARELESS.-THE
body is machine, and carelessness In its manage
ment is as sure 10 lead to evil results carelessncss
in the management of o steam engine. Yet the last
thing that most people think of is the protection Of
this delicate piece of Creations handiwork from the
subtle cauaes of disease by which II is surrounded.
It is no easy thing to repair the systcm when in
ruins; but there is difficulty in ortifyins against
many of the DAM se1s TO which it Is exposed. Guard
against nervous debility. At the first symptom OF
this forerunner OF more serious ailments, sustain
the tagging energies Of nature with HOSTETTER'S
ST MACH BIrTERS. Take 1t regularly ana per-
sisently, until bodily vgor is thoroughly restored.
It creates an appetite, prom otes-or, it might as
properly be said, compcls-the complete digestion
Of the food regulates the secretive action of tue iv
er, tones and invgorates the bowels, improves the
condition of the blood. and gives 6rmness to the
nerves. Upon system thus strengthened and regu-
lated in all its important functions the fogs and
haations Of autumn, pregnant with the elements Of
intermittent and remiitent tever make little or
no impression. Whoever supposes that fever aud
ague is an unavoidable evil in certain districts at
this season Of the year. is egregously mistaken. AS
eecualy as draught Of cold air is shut out by the
closing of door, this complaint and all disorders
Of masmatic type. may be prevented by the use Of
the BITTERS. Whep sickness can be avoided by q
means SO safe and simple is it not the merest fatu
ty to neglect the prolerod antidoei Regarded either
as preventative or cure for dyspepsia. bilious.
ness, intermittent fever, nervous disorders general
debility, or constipation of the bowels, this pure
vegetable preparation stands alone.
nctobar IN &
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Commercial.
Exports.

NEW YORK-Per schr A G Irelnnd-25, 900 feet
Sawed Lumber, 9 iO,G00 feet Timber. Per schr
WR Beebee-S0o00 teet Lumber, 126,000 feet
Timber
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Saefial MGtifes.

aSy UNION DISrRIUT.-IN EQUITY
HENRIETTA KAISER, ct al. Us. JULIUS KAISER
ct daL-BILL FOR PARTGTION.-Pursunntt to De
cretal Order Of his Honor Chancellor JOHNSON, in
the above stated case, the creditors OF CH. kAl
SER, deceased, and of the firm OF Oh. KAISER
SON. late of Unionville. South Carolina are required
to present and establish their demands before me-
on or before the fl: day Of January next.
VIM. MUNRO, C. E. U. D.
Commissioners Office, unionyllle, South Carolina
September 90, 1869.
September 80 Ws2i
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@A YOUNG LADY RETUnNING 10
her country home, asler soourn OF few months
In T. e city, Was hardly recognized by her friends.
In place OF coarse, rustic, frshed face she had
SOFT ruby COZ plexic1 of almost marble smooth
ness, sGd instead twcnty-three she really appeared
but eighteen. Upon inquiry as to the cause OF 30
great change, sho plainly told them that she used
the ClRCAoSIAN Balm, al considered it IN in.
valuable acquisition to any ladys toilet BY its use
any Lady or Gentlemen can improve their personal
appearance an hundredfold. II IS simple IN Its
cnmh,nstion. as Nature herself is simple yet ansur
.-ed IN its efficacy IN drawing impurities fro
also heating. cleansing and beaudfylng the skin ano
complexion. BY its direct Iction on The cutic!e 1t
draws from II all Its impurities. kindly healng the
same, and leaving the surface as Nature Intended
should be-clear, soft smootb and oeauaiul. Prsce
81 sent BIZ Mail OF Rxpress on rereipt of an order
". L. CLARK Il co., Chemists,
No. g Vest Fayette-sreet. Syracnse, N. 7.
Tho onp Amsr1csp Agents for she sale Ct tho same.
Warca, 10 1H
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The shio st Louis, Hubbard, which was up at l
epool tor this polt, has hnd her destination chant
to New Orleans.
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Import this week.

The stock Of cotton is estimated to-day at 422,l4o
bales against $40 $50 bales last year. thus showing
q decrease of $685. $50 oales. There are in stock M
los sso bales American, against 253 $50; 1e7,670
bales Brazil against 124 $50; 2O.s2o bales Egyptian
against S. 90O and 154 $40 bales East India descrp
tions against 374 40 baes last year. "ne quantity
OF cotton at sea for Great Britain is reported at
e4sOO0 bales Tor 5000 bales from America ana osOoO
from East lnda) against SIT 600 last year tor lQuoo
from America and So7, 900 from East Indlal thus
exhibiting an increase in the quantity OF cotton at
sea for Great Britain, compared with last year, OF
328, 200 bales
Compared with the same date is. year. the quantity
importer shows decrease of 234 73o bales; the &C
tual export decrease Of 173 $50 baleg the qua tty
taken for consumption an increase OF 241,4S
bales and tue quantity taken on eculation an
increase of 800 120 bales. Middng upland cotton Is
quoted ct I0d, against SZd; midllng Orleans at
1a%d. against Cd; fair Pernam at 10kt. against
sE: fair Egyptian at 11zd against 10Hd; and fair
Dholerah Surat at 75d, against 6xd, at the CORES
COMPARED With last weeks figures, the stock Of
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-10-10
Mariue News.
Arrived Yesterday.
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Port of Charleston. October 10

Arrived Yesterday.
schr Ida Bella, Fisher, Boston-5 days. Ice. TX
W Roach. ii Uuryea.
Schr Charlotte, Peterson, Back River. 5000 bush
els Roueh Rice To Cohen Hanckel Co.
Schr Emma Baker Leonard, Back River. 500
bushels Rough Rice. To Cohen, Hanckel & CO.
Steamer Emiie Davis, Georgetown, C. sc
bales Cotton, SO bids Sugar and Molasses. and sun
dries To shackelford & Kelly, Pringle, Rlsley
& Creighton, NJ wry & Co. Il Harm " W VII
lisms Co. q NJ Marigault. Allston, " D Pringle,
C 7 Hume, E d Barnwell, Wolfe. E Bull Miss
Weston. B Huger, " P Russell Co.
Boat from Christ Church. bags Cotton. Ic
Galllard & Miuott.
IN THE oFFNG.
British brig Cardigan, from Liverpool
Schr Ha wklns, WYATT, Bostcn--5 days. Mdze
20 w Roach, L Il Cowrerthwait. II White. LANCER
Railroad Agent, Fergu- on l. Holmes, W 81 WEIGH. :
Grant Wa .ener. Heath {; Aonstcs. 6 q Gruoer, D
Fleming l. Co. Goldsmith & Son, Chiso m Brs, d
Silcox, Klinck Wickenberg & Co, Muller. Nimilz
Co, Helms, J E Adeer e. Go. Walker. Evans Cogs
we'll Hopkins, McPhsrso & Co, y KinIsbury,
Whitney, = r Marshall, Nieman Porger, II Bis
caoff & CO, G Williams / Co, W 4 Co, Camp
bell, Knox Co, G A Locke & Co, Bell, Granite
willie Manufac urine co, P Whipper. Weyhman, l
Paul & Co, P Locke, iurkainp Go. j Heiis.
D S.oney, C Grsveey, 4 Saiinas, and others.
Cleared Yesterday.
schr " BeeDee, Lozier, New York; A Ensl0w 4
schr G Ireland. Townsend, New York; EnsloN
Up for this Port.
Brig A Devereaux, Clark, at Philadelphia, Oct T.
SniIod for this Port.
Ship Oswego. Post, from New York, Oct 6.
Bark Helen Sands, Otis, from Bottom, Oct 6.