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Markets by Telegraph.

FogEGN Markets.
LONDON November 15-Noon. -Consols ssX.
Bonds ssss. TaIiow as.
LIVERPOOL, November Is Noon. Cotton steady;
upiands ll,sa111sd; Orleans dxal1xd; sales
lo,eee bales. Corn 2os.
Afternoon Cotton unchanged.
Evening. Cotton steady; uplands II 5Sall "a;
Orleans II xa11 x sales 1000 bales; export and
speculation 5000 bales.
PARIS, November Is Noon. -Bourse opens firm.
Rentes III csc.
HAvRz, November 16-Cotton opens nat; on
the spot If 4oc; anoat If slc
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK, November l5-Noon. Stocks heavy.
Money cat. Sterling long O.; short Ok. Gold
2sX. Sixty-twos 15z Tennessees, ex-coupon,
5s1; new SIX; vlrginias, new 50; Louisianas,
old e5; Levees SO; eights so Alabama eights s11s;
fyes 60; Georgia skies 81; sevens 90; North Caro-
linas, old 46A; new SIX; South Caroinas, new
e5x. Flour heavy. Wheat unchanged. Corn
/ 1a2c better. Mess pork quiet; old $50 rs. Lard
quiet. Gotten quiet but firm at 25c. Turpentine
quiet but steady at 47a473sc. Rosin dull; com
mon strained s21T9Ea2 20; good strained Sc ga
| 2 OK. Frelghts dull.
l. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 49,
bales at e5Ha25,4c. Flonr heavy; superHne State
s5a5 25; common to fair extra Southern sb 75ao 60
wheat active and frmer; amber State 81 12a1 4S;
winter red western 81 ssa1 Al. Corn white western
81 o2a1 os; mixed Western 81 o5a1 co. Pork "a
shade frmer at $50 75. Lard shade frner; Ret-
tie 1salsA. whlskey frrner at 81 o6aIlo. Groce-
ries duh. Naval stores quiet Freights lower;
cotton by steam "a; Aour by steam Ss. Govern
ments closed dun but steady at 153S. southerns
dull. Money active and closed at 6a7. Sterling
dull at eae3s. Gold closed at II. Stocks unset
tied, but prices generally tend upwards.
BALT1MsRE, November 15.-Cotton >quiet ut 24a
24hc. Flour dull and weak. Wheat steady at
81 S5a1 81. Corn dull; white new 9ec; Old s1a1 o.
oats ssa57c. Rye nominal Mess pork $50 80.
Bacon hrmer; shoulders 1870. Lard frmer an
1salsKc. whiskey frmer at 81 1s.
C1Nc1NNAr1, November 15.-Corn firm and
scarce; old s5c; new roc. whiskey 1rmer at 81.
Pork dull; new offered at $50. Lard 111Ec. Bulk
shoulders hrmer at 12Kc; sides 16,la1ex cents,
packed.
81. LOUIS, November -whiskey 81 10. Pro
visions dull. Pork 500. Bacon shoulders l61zc.
Lard 1sc.
LOUISVILLE, November 15.-Corn steady at $50.
Provisions quiet. Ness pork $50. Bacon, packed
shoulders, 1s3lc; clear sides 2oc. Lard 1e1kc.
whiskey 97c. &s
WILMINGTON, November 16.-Spirits turpentine
advanced alcA2Xc. Rosin hrmer at 81 671Sa4.
Crude turpentlne advanced 1oa16c and selling at
81 75aS. Tar unchanged. Cotton quiet.
AUGUSTA, November 15.--Market firm, and OF.
ferings light; sales sss bales; receipts s2s bales.
lfddlinu oaao3i/c- ftf,' s. si.
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,1qrray, Ferris y Co.'s naval stores CIR
.cuIar.

new YORK, November 18.-spInITs TuEpEN.
;rrrr,@The nlarket continues very firm, but de-
void ~ animation. The sales are 11el bbls at Ala
tfIc. Tor Southern and 47;sa4sc for New YORK
barrels. The local demand Is only moderate,
while current prices prohibit exports. Receipts
ssa bbls. Exports 60 Obs.
unchanged In every respect. For common straln-
ed there have been some engagements for BrisIoi,
but there Is no tonnage for other ports. Tne
business In pale is Of the most trfing character,
and at prices soc lower than last week. Stock &C
cumulating. Good strained is offered at 81 70
without buyers. The sales and resales are II, Ooo
bbls (of which 1900 are pael at 81 16s2 20 for COM
mon to COED strained; 81 25a2 80 for low NO. =;
"a 75a6 for pale. Receipts 1889. Exports 1856
TAR-Is inactive, finding buyers only at retail.
Sales $40 bbs at SO 10 for lSa2l gallons and 81
delivered. Receipts 651 bbls Exports % pols.
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B Us1NBss NoFIoEs.

The MoDERN MOTHER GOOSE
There was an old woman who lived In shoe;
She had SO many children she didn't know what
to'do;
To make them behave and stop their noise,
Shewent to ton santen's and bought them some
toys.
An ye mothers who are troubled like old Mother
Goose,
Take your children to Won santen's and turn
them loose.
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Easton & Co.'s Cotton Report, for the
Week ending November 12.


NEW YORK, November 1S.-THE MARKsT-In
our last report the market closed dull at 25c for
middling uplands. Saturday the market was
dull and heavy; sales 2239 at 25xc. Monday,
fair business was done by exporters and spinners
at easier prices sales 3292 at 25Zc. Tuesday, the
market was heavy at 255<c; sales 476. Wednes.
day, the market was more active but lower and
irregular; sales 4945 at 25c. Thursday, there was
ed. Yesterday, there was better demand and
steadier feeling; sales 1857 at 26c.
During the week prices here have declined &c,
and in Liverpool middling Is quoted I'd to "a
lower. The arrivals Of India cotton have been
heavy this week, and the amount afioat Is reduc-
ed to asmall figure. Smith, Edwards Co. now
estimate the weekly consumption Of Great Bril-
tain at 900 bales, against 600 bales on 1st Oc
tober This increase was due to the fact that the
price OF goods had held up while cotton had de-
clined, thus improving the position OF the trade.
Leech, Harrison Forwood remark that "a fall
OF 20 shillings per quarter In the average annual
price of wheat Is equivalent to q million pounds
sterling surplus in the funds available for the pur
chase Of articles other than food" AS wheat Is
now so much lower than in 1867 and 1858, this is
Upl'd & Fla Mobile. n. o. Texas
Ordinary .......... @2SH @23A GA @MA
Good ordinary. @24 @24M @24H @24X
Low middlng..... @24A @24% OPS @25A
Middling. ......... @25 @2514 @25H @25H
Sales Of the week, Is, ,o24 bales-including 5242
to spnners l177 to spectators, and - sos to ex-
porters.
Gross receipts at this port for the week q, ,572
halee Since 1St SeDtemDer 1853 GIL bales.
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THRoAT DrsEAsEs.-we would call atten-
tion to Browns Bronchial Troches." We have
found them eficaeious In aliaying irritation In
the throat and bronchia, and would commend
them to the attention Of public speakers and
others troubled with affections of the throat They
are slso an excellent remedy for hoarseness re-
snlting from cold oonarepattopa1fst, Boston.
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Receipts by Railroad, november 15.

. SOUTH CAROLlNA HAILKOAD.
14os bales cotton, 48 bales domesttcs 2l9 SACKS
flour, 1856 casks clay, SIS bbls naval stores 10 cars
wood, cars lumber, 9 cars stock. To Railroad
Agent, G W Williams 6 co, Thurston q Holmes,
Pelzer, Rodgers & CO, Reeder 4 Davis, Graeser q
Smith, Frost & Adger, Pringle son, d q
B Mulligan, W Smith & CO, B Slean, Mowry
4 co, E ] Wiss 4 CO, A Salinas, and others.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
14s bales upland cotton, bales sea Island Loot cot
dard. Fl Mouzon. w G Cour .ney & co, G W VII
iiams 4 co, Pelzer, Rodgers & CO, W Ryan, A
Wineburg, Reeder & Davis, Frost Adger, XIX
patrick witte Mowry co, RayeneL co, ~ Cala- SI.
nev Tbnrston 4 Holmes, F @ Archer, Howard &
Bro A Salinas, Mrs Hilbur, A A Goldsmith co,
T L Webb, W Bee & co, ] A Pritchard, Pringle
& Son, Gaillard & Minott and z yelling.
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Passengers, ,

Per steamer Fannie, from Georgetown, &c
FW Arnholter, W K Heston, J W wyid, Q Steck-
man, W Pringle, J Middleton, Capt Mtcnie,
U Revenue Service, Mr. Parker, and on deck.
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CoarMEROxAL HBWs.
Nxpo,rts

sHaysE-Per brig Mary II Francisco bags ses
island cotton, ssS bales upland cotton 10 tierces
rice. II casks wine, 80 tons phosphate reok.
upland cotton 10 fercey rice, 1892 bbls rosin, AZ
bales rags and paper stock, so tons iron and met
ais, 800 hides and sundries.
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G. Il. JOHNSON has opened the largest stock
OF Furs IN Charleston, and sells better quality at
lower prices than any other house in town.
Strangers would do well to give him call at the
lTemple ofFashion.n His stock OF Hats can't be
beat. Drop in and see for yourself.
q. Ii. JOHNSON,
80 No 26a King street onnnsite uasel
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No. 2ss King street, opposite Hasel.

TEE MILLS HOUSE, heretofore SO well and
fayorably known, has been reopened for the &C
commodation OF the public. 1t has been newly
furnished In elegant style, and is kept in such
manner as to merit the patronage OF the travel
in, neonle. nov13
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The chnrleston Cotton Rice and Navai
stores Market.

l. r.N
The Charleston Cotton Rice and NeF"i
stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEws
MONDAY EVENING, November 40, ioos' >
CorToN.-Tne market for this article nad . very very
frm and upward tending character u 0onse
uuence Of the very restricted offerings OF lactors'
auI nrices under this influence moved up IN some
CAGES 10Xs q fb, the article closing very sun;
saIes asont s95 bales, viz: at %; at 2215; at
aas<. n at %: SO at 2s; is at 2s7i; at 2S
at assS; so at 2ax; 20 at 2sH; II at 2sc. we
quote: =, .oS,v,c.rroN.
Ordinary to good ordinary. 22hgz2%
Low middling. ........ -. oo.,ssyo,,> .oo,sy
Middling 80. az oS's Ss-oN
Strict middling. ........t.'......'|4e "
RIcE-There was light demand for this grain,
the market showing no important change; sales
1856 tierces Of clean Carolina, say: 80 tierces at
e1z; 80 at e,I; Sc at essc. We quote common to
fair clean Carolina at 6@s1s; good eH@e%c.
NAVAL STORES. = The market was without
change, with the following sales, say: Al .bbls
spirits turpentine in extra county packages at
42x: 81 do at 42Xc; 1877 bbls Of No 2and extra No
2rosin at 81 sO@2; 225 bbls No do at 81 so.
-FRBreHTs-Tne supply Of freight room to most
points IL for the moment sufficient for the de-
mand. 10 Liverpool, by steam. engagements are
making at I'D p b on aplands and 11zd Oh sea
Islands; by sail, 7-1ed@X on uplands and xd on
sea islands. To Hayre, by steam, nominal; by SAL,
1,Sc p B on uplands and 13<c on sea islands.
Coastwise, to New York, by steam, re p fb on
uplsnds and 1c on sea islands; by sail; hc 2 ft on
uplands. To Boston, by steam, nominal; by sail,
&c . b on uplands. To Philadelphia, by steam,
&c . fb on uplands; by sail, somewhat NOM
inaf. To Baltimore, by steam, H@Xc. p h on
uplands; by sail somewhat nominal
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9anrp GOODS, &f.

a M u > "A II u "A %,
noy1o ws1mo No. so7 KING STREET.
A " I S I T o R
Once said II we only knew where the resident
citizens made their purchases there we should get
well served. To such we offer
4 DIRECTORY.
The ladies who desire the latest styles OF fash
ionable Head Dressing, Curls, Chignons or
Braids, Go to N. & A. ASHTON.
The gentlemen who desire to be presentable in
Adonis attire, for Wigs,
Go to M & A. ASHTON.
All who desire the best German Colognes,
Go to M. & A. ASHTON.
For Diadem or Coronal Combs all
Go to M. & A. ASHTON :.
Those who require the best Extracts,
Go to n & A. ASHTON.
Every one who desires good Hair Brushes or
Combs Go'to N. & A. ASHTON.
OF necessity all who require good Tooth
Brush, Go to M. & A. ASHTON.
For genuine Tale de Vents, all must
Go to NJ. & A. ASHTON.
For Hair Dyes and Regenerators, nearly all
Go to NJ. &c A. ASHTON.
In fact all who require genuine goods from the
following houses:
Society Hyglenique, Baley's, :
Lubin's, = lAtRinson's G
Cowdray's, SGosheips z
Piyer, Lowe sons, fS
Guerlain, 81 Yardley,
Henry & Demarson, Rowlands 4 Sons, x
Gowland, O
AS also, Vents Goods in their line from every
reputable manufacturer In the States,
Go to M. & A. ASHTON,
No. 24o King street,
noy1 Five doors from Market street.
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CRuNBs.-Yesterday wss bright and oeauu-
ful ana the streets presented quite an aniaated
appearance.
The Hibernian Han was o scene Of bssg ffe
yesterday morning, and the results acnieysa y :
short space or time are truly marvellous.
Tim Hurley states that he sent scout to ascer-
tain the amount Of morphine on hand before ne
>ventured near Charleston.
:, Rumor hath it that the lighthouse on Norris
Island is to be rebuilt, and the new Customhouse
to be finished this winter. The appropriations
win be made early in the session Of Congress, and
the work commenced without delay.
.syashti, or Until Death us do PART" Is the
title Of a new novel from the pen Of Miss Augusta
Evans, our Southern authoress. 1t can be found
at Holiness Book House.
chief Nathan Is still engaged In the examina-
lion OF the late fires, and win report In few days
Abundant and ample testimony is offered to prove
the hardness of the alarm in each instance.
"A little set-to took place on Sunday evening at
the Pavilion Hotel. Not much damage was done.
Ths peal OF bens in ST. Mlchaeps steeple VIII De
rung to-day at O'Clock p. M. for trial. IS some
alterations are now being made in the ropes at
tached to the bells.
Yhere.was caucus meeting OF the City coun-
Gil last nighuto consult about the election for city
oficers, which takes place tonight
Application for writ Of naandanaas Compel
ing Council to call an election for the vacant Al
aeraanic seats win be made to-day.
At the trial Of Harris, colored, for murder, IN
which the jury failed to agree, it is stated that
they stood fveyfor murder, six for manslaughter,
and one for yarceny-the prisoner having stolen
the pistoi with which the shot was fired.
oficers Hernandez and Lovett yesterday ar
rested Laura Parker, Margaret Smith and julius
Brown, charged with the theft Of gold watcn
and chair and some money from Oscar Freeman
A part Of the money was recovered, and the par
ties committed.
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TRAVELLERS PASSING THROUGH
CHARLESTON EN- ROUTE TO FLORIDA
AND AIKEN,
supplies Of C1arets, Champagnes, Cor. SAlEA2zS
dials, Brandies Whiskies Wines, Canned Soups
and Meats, American and English Biscuits, De
villed Ham, Tongue, Lobster, Durham Smoking
Tobacco and Imported Segars.
WIN. g. CORWIN i CO.,
No. 275 King street, opposite Hasel
Charleston, s. O.
Branch Of No. 900 Broadway, corner goth street,
New York. sept2S 6mos
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1T " A f. F A IR 81.

u A. -
FuEI. SocIEW.--At meeting oi tne fuse
society On Friday, the 18th instant, 81 the De.
pository. unaIrners street. ne following ladies'
were chosen ofncers for the ensuing year: Mrs.
]. < Robinson, president; Mss Campbell, VICE
nresisept. Miss wagner, secretary and treasurer.
WARD DISTRIBUTORS.
wards and 2-Mrs, Gaillard, corner Tradd and
Meeting streets.
Nard Mrs. Tmmons, East Bay.
ward s7-lfrs, Bellinger, Wentworth street.
Ward s-Mrs Timmons, East Bay,
Ward o. Miss wagner, corner Rutledge aud
Spring streets.
ward 7-lfrs. ]. <. Robinson, corner Judith and
Elizabeth streets.
waTd s-sfss whaden, corner Ashley and
Spring streets
the following ladies, are the collectors who VIII
receive any contributions for the society, and win
collect in each ward:
WARD coLLEcToRs.
wards and 2 Mrs. Forrest, No. King street;
Mrs. Fraser, No. es Broad street, and Miss Lamb.
ward EMrs. James Gilliland, St. Philip street.
ward.s-aIiss h. Toomer, corner Vanderhorst
and Pitt streets.
ward7-Mrs. Marshall Meeting afees
ward s-Miss {. NJ. Smith, corner Rutiedge ana
Spring streets.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
SAVANNAH, November 15.-xrrived, steamships
Herman Livingston, New York; America, Baitl-
more; ship Marlborough, Liverpool; barks st Mary,
Eastport; Delta, Boston.
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Church DirecfOr.u.

ST. JOHNS EPIsCOPALCHURCH- 4th
street, between Concert and High. Services every
Sunday at II a. m. and p. m. Sabbath School
at o'clock a. m. jams
WEsTMINsTKER .PREsBYTERIAN
CHURCH, 70. S.)-on Seventh street, between
Main and Biondeau. Services every Sabbath at
II .. m. and p. m. Sabbath School at a. m
Prayer meeting every Wednesday at n p. m.
febll'ss-1y w. G. CRAIG, Pastor.
UNITED PERSEVERANCE Blondeau
and 9th streets. Services every Sabbath at II a.
N. and P. m. Sunday School at 81 a. m.
coNGREGATIoNAL cHuRcH-nigh street,
between Fifth and Sixth. Services every Sab
bath at la. m. and 7 p m. Sabbath School at
3p. m. Prayer meeting on Wednesday evenings
B. JupkIss, Jr., Pastor.
EXCHANGE STREET NJ. E. CHURCH-on
Exchange street, between Third and Fourth.
Preaching every Sabbath at II a. m. and p. m.
Sabbath School at q p. m. Public Prayer Meeting
on Wednesday evening. REV. B. MARK,
CHATHAM CHATHAM SQUARE NJ E. cHuRc ri..sl,
uer Of Seventh and Morgan streets. Preaching
School at . a. m. Public Prayer Meeting on
Wednesday evenings. JOHN HAYNES,
Apr27-'66-ly Pastor
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Corner High and
Fourth streets. Services every Sabbath at ii a.
m. and pm. Sunday School at q p. m.
apr26-'e6 /. N. CRIrrENpKs, Pastor.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH-Corner Of Blon-
dsau and Eighth streets. Preaching at II A. n.
and "A Pm. Sunday School at ~ A. Il. Public
Prayer Meeting on Wednesday evening, at II
o'clock. [febl1'67l J. 7. WEsrovRR, Pastor
UNITARIAN CHURcH-open for public SER
vice at II r. M, and at p. N. The public cor
daily invited.
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The Great Pictorial Annual.

Hoststters United State. Alma for 1859, for dis
tributon gratrs throughout the United States and sl
civilized counties Of the Western Hemisphere will be
published about the first OF January and all who wish
tounderstand the phil osophy of health should read
aud nder the valuable suggestions 1t contains In ad
dition to an admirable medical treatise the causes
pf eyention and ofs great variety of Diseases 1t
embraces large Of information interesting to
the merchant the mechanic the miner the farmer the
planter and professional man and the calculations
been ade for such merdans and ATTITUDES
suitable for correct snd comprehensive NATIONAL
CALENDAR.
The nature use,, and extraordinary sanitary effects
of HosrETTER's sToMACH BITTERs, the staple
tonic and Alternative OF than half the Christian
world fully set forth in its pages, wnich so in
terspersed with pictorial illustrations valuable recipes
for the household aud farm humorous anecdotes and
other instructive and amusing reading matter original
and selected Among the Annals to appear with the
opening Of the year. this viii be Of the most useful
and be had for the asking eend for copies to the
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est dealer In H0sTETTER'S STOMACH BITTEiS. The
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Special Notices.
wOMEN. FEMALES, OWING

NJ J.
the ocular and important relations which they
sustain, their cuiiar and the Offices they
PERFORM subject to mauy sudsrngs. Freedom from
these contribute in small degrcs to their happiness
and welfare, for none be happy who Ill. Not
only but Of these various female complaints
can long be suffered to run on without involving the
general health Of the individual and long producing
permanent sickness aud premature d. cline Nor 10 1t
pleasant consult physician for the relief Of these
various delicate Affections and only upon the most
gent necessity will true woman so far sacrifice her
greatest charm to do this The will then thank
for placing In their hands simple specifics which will
be found ecacious in relieving and curing almost
~ ofthose troublesome complaints peculiar to the
HrLxaoLp,s EXTRACT or BucHu.-Hundreds suffer on
silence and hundreds of others apply yany drug
gists and DOCTORS who either merely aniaze them with
the hope Of apply remedies which make them
do injustice to the sficted but obliged to say that
although it may be produced from excessive exhaustion
the of life, by lsboriou employment unwhole
and food, prouss mensturation, The Of tea
and coffee, and frequent childbirth 1t far oftener
caused BY direct irritation applied to the mucous MEM
when reviewing the causes Of these distressing
plants it is most painful 70 contemplate the attendant
evils consequent upon them Its but simple justice to
the subject to euue, few OF the many additional
causes which largely sect the life, health and hap
piness Of women in all classes society and which con
human family. The mania that exists for eco
cious education and marriage causes the years that ma
designed for corporeal development to I've wasted
ger In the restraints q dress the early
nement Of school, and especially in the unhealthy ea-
clothed and mind unduly excited by pleasure per-
yertina in midnight the hours designed by
for and the work of destruction half accom-
plishtd
In of this early strain npon her system
unnecessary required by the delicate tary
reain her situation in ,choo at later cay thus agra
waiting the evil Wa.n one excitement Is over another
prospective keeps the mind mortidy sensitive to i'm
preston whle the constant restraint OF ashiona-
bic dress absolutely orbidding the exercise ndiapensn-
BILE to the attainment and retention of organic health
and strength the exposure to night air the sudden
change OF temperatore; the complete PRESERVATION pro-
dncsd by excessive dancing, must OF necessity produce
their legitimate effect AZ last an early marriage caps
the climax OF misery ana the enc hthefto
utterly regardless OF the plain dictates and reon-
srenc.s OF her Delicate nature oeco mes an on~ilne
subject OF medical treatment Ills ou. trnthtni
picture OF the experience OF oil our young
women.