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WASTING AWAY

Without any special complaint except grad
ual declinatiOn OF bodily strength and nervous
energy, will find in the TONIC A FOUNTAIN
OF VITALITY ANDLNVIGOR AS RE
ERESHING AND EXH HILERATING A.
A POOL IN HE DESERr TO THE SAND
SCORCHED AND PAINTING TRAVELLER
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Hon. James Ross SRowdca,

Hon. James Ross SHOwdcN,
Pro;hcnotory of the supreme Court OF Penn
svlvania, writes:
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. IL, 1867.
..Hoodands German Bitters" Is very useful
article as a tonic and IN an appetizer. 1t is not
an intoxicating drink. and may be uscd beneh
ciallv hv persons of all ages.
respectfully yours, ,.
JAMES ROSS SS0WDEN.
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potouac HPFrinc

WHOLE AND HALF BARRELS, just
received aud for sale BY
MS n. REILLY.
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lion. James Thompson,
Judge OF the Supreme Court OF Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA, April 2S. 1860.
/ consider Hollands German Bitters" q
valuable medicine in case of attacks of Indiges.
ton or Dyspepsia. l can certify this from my
experience of IT,
Yours with respect,
JAMES THOMPSON.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-07-26
ORGANIC WEAKNESS
DIR. JOHNSTON.

Member Of the Royal College OF Surgeons 4,
don graduate from one OF the noSt sIir..
Colleges IN she United States, and the srua,t
part Of whose life has been spent in che hosp.ia'
OF London, Paris, Philadelphia and clseW hen,
has effected some Of the most astonishing cur,
that were ever known. Many troubled al
ringing In the head and ears when asleep gIva
nervousness, being alarmed at sudden soguGs
bashfulneSS, with frequent blushing, att.ado
al immediately.
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Fresh Teas.

IN HALF CHESTS EXTRA FINE Gun
w powder. Young Hyson and Oolong Teas
Just received and for saie by
my1O n REILLY
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Returning thanks for the kind patro11Se
bs-ptofure extended me. ! would resPsctt1l.
ask a continuance hf the samstO y. WlDobL
AZ the old stand, where nay Inany irlenSs AM,
customers viii ind the usual lar FL
- IDIES' MISSES AMP CHILDRESS
BOOTS SHOES AND CATERS, al Low cash
PiTTS.,f CHARLES J. SCHERER-
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Sugar Cured Hams.

~ TIBRCES "RAwSON ;" CELERRAT
lZU ed sugAEC4red Extra H@af just received
an $50 NJ REILLY.
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The Whole Supreme Court of
Pennsylvania Speak for
these Remedies.
Hon. Geo. ". WOOd,rdrd,

WHO WOULD ASK FAR MORE STRONGER
DIGNIITEp TESTIMONY!
Hon. Geo. ". WOodrdrd,
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Penn.
sylvania writes:
PHnApE PHIA, March l6, 1861
find 'HoOhapd's Ger ~ man Bitters" is a
good tonic, useful in dis ~ eases OF the digest.
i've organs and of great benefit in cases of debil.
ity and want of nervous action in the system.
Yours. truly, GEO. w. WOODWARD.
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Cheese.
DISSOLUTION.

THE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
existing between F. Widdcl and GAarLSs .
Scherer undor the firm name of T. WIDDEL
q CO. has been dissolved by mutual consent
Charles J. Scherer retiring. ~
The business will be continued a. we GU
yiII ALSO settle al claims gAinst the late nm;
Per.ons having claims will present them; ana a
those knowing themselves indebted viii please
call and settle soon ,,D,p
{. !. SCHERER
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Sugar Cured Canvassed Hams
en- TIERCEs DAVIS" AND "wILLARI
gu Parker's" choice Hams At close figures.
anr9g MAXWELL g. TINGLE.

TOBACCO. WESTERN.
L ~ boxes Niagara IOs, black,
Is caddies do. los, and Navy 10.
boxes Russells los, black,
10 boxes Ellegantus los, black,
* caddies u lla
20 Highland Chieitain Is black
- Mermaid Navy Is
~ Pine Apple Navy Is
OLD VIRGINIA.
10 boxes Sweet Rose bright lbs,
> AmbrOsa " lbs
10 Curiosity lbs
10 Twin FL Dorado, soft pressed ts
) Bright Twist
~ Miller's Fine Twist
~ Diadem Soft Pressed L.
SMOKING TOBACCO
Is bbls. F. q. cut and dry,
10 half bbls F. G.. cut and dry,
10 kegs McKean's twist for sale.
MAXWELL q TINGI.E.
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Flour,
Coffee
Fish.

60O HALF BBLS LAKE HERRING AND
OUU White Fish for sale at lowest market
rates.
Every package OF our Fish guaranteed.
$50 Packages MackerS, Nos. /, >, and
large, in store.
apT29 MAXWELL a TINGLE.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Exports or the Week.
FOl,EIOS

FONElGS.
LNHRP0OI-Per steamship DNrien-16S bugs
sSA Island cotton, 1905 bales upland cotton IL tcs
7toe, 20 hbdB tobacco, 100 tons phosphate :. Per
British hark John Brght-5 bags sea island cot
ton, 1855 bales upland cotton ~ tons phosphate
SOL bags cotton seed, lit bbls rosin. e. Per Br
bark Jerome Joncs-lS29 halGS upland cotton, 54
bags sea Island cotton. Per bark A B Wyman-
IL bags sea Island cotton 201B bales upland cotton
HAyR1-Pcr brig Mary II Prancis-328 bags sea
island cotton, $50 bales upland cotton 10 tierco6
rioe, II casks wine, 60 tons phosphate rock.
DOMESTIC.
Bo6ron-Per brig JoBic A Dcvercaux-126 bales
upland cotton, 19 tcrces rice, 1902 bbIs rosn III
bales rags and paper stock, 30 tons iron and met
ais, 500 hides and sundries
Rzw Y0RK-Pcr steamship Charleston-44 bags
s4a Island cotton $50 bales unland cotton, 65 ties
nee, SO bales domcslics, Al PACKAGES sundrics, SO
hbs oranges... Per steamship Champion-i2l6
les upland cotton, so tierccs rice, IA bales yarn
. bags cotton seed, a empty burrcls 100 barrels
oranges G6 packages BundreR. Per steamship
0hknoha-A bags sea island cotton, 1896 bnles
upland cotton, 80 bales yarn, 40 ticrces rice, AZ
NofageS dried fruit, 13 bundles paper, "a bbls
oianges, and Bundrles. Per schr Ida Birdsal-
81 baie6 upland cotton, AZ casks rice, lI35 bbls
rosin, 20 casks clay, 900 feet timber and boards
PHiLADRIPHIA-Per achr John A Grifln-2o6
tens phosphate rock, 14o tons Old iron, 81 casks
clay.
3. WILMINGTON, DEI,-Per schr Mary Fcmerlck-
$50 tons phosphate rock. Per Bchr David Col
hhA-B60 tons phosphate rock.
BALEIH0Rl-Pcr steamship Facon-146 terces
rice, SEQ bales cotton, 10 hales rope cuttings 7
tales waste, 10 bples yarn, tons pig iron, es
paokaxea fruit, DC.
Hlw ORIBANs-Pcr schr Marcus Hunter-20O
toms phosphate.
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List Of Shining


IN THE FORT or CHARLESTON NOVEMBER Il.
essc,s under 100 tons, and steamers coa.tinr
within the State, excepted.
STEAMSHIPS.
Daricn tbrh ilI2 tons, Peters, in the Stream, for
liverpool, rcady-R Mure Il CO.
Gulf stream, = tons, hcCrcery, at A,lrcr's wharf.
4, inr New York, loang-Jancs Adger Il CO..
manhnltan, i,37 .onH Woodruff, ut Arlycr's wharf
Tor New York, loitiing-Jalncs A,iScr ( co,
ir"nctmcu1, 5si tons, Gray, at Atlantic wharf
ior Philadelphia, loadns--Jno d Thco Getty,
SHIPS.
Ellen Southnr,l, 94s tens, Morse, at Atlantic,
wharf ioa,lidg for Livcrpooi-wiilis L Chis.
Duke OF Wellington tBr). 12i tons, Allen. n, Van.
n,,crhorst's ,,n wharf, for Liverpool, loading
kaYencl CO. ~
Annie kmbai, 732 tons, Stinson, at Contra, wharf.
. lor Liverpool, lOading--Strcct Bros & co.
pa'Eciih Srl, StS tons, langwill, ut Kcrr'a wharf
Jerome Jones, tI!rI CIT tons, Crosby at Atlantic
~. wharf, for Liverpool, rcady-w R0aclI.S co.
MS tBr,} = tons. Slllock. ut Marslall's wharf,
ior;l Port In Great Britain, i0ading-l Murc
Mary Killam tnr, 42l tons, Butler. n, Atlantic
wharf, for I.ivernool, ioading-J L + Getiy.
Den Jisto, iy3 TONS BUnhon, at Atlantic wharf for
Liverpool, loadins-WlillS K Chis0m.
BRIGS.
Hall.
fo'neuto tspan,, 1877 tons Alsina. at Brown 4
cos wharf. fnr Barcelona. ioaling-W p Hall
Roosevelt, 2:lj Ions, Call, IN Ashley River for =
Northern rOil, loadng-Hisley & Creighton.
Join Balcfl, li:i tons Gardner ut Brown & cots
ErmcSiitdt tSpan) 100 tone, Roig, at Brown & co.'s
wharf, from MalanZaS, H;ti;ing-W T. Hall
IoFen Antonio tSpan) 2I2 ions, CarbuIcll at BROWN
y cos wharf, from aatanzas waitng-W l.
G Gccry, as7 tons, Conklin, ut Marsha;;,s
& GO.
SCII0rNERS
Thomas Miscommins, 40 tons. Wyatt, IN Ash.
lev River fur 10 In.
EnslUw co.
rctiel, 100 tons. SEanks, II; Palmetto wharf. from
baltimore Ia bc rcpaircd--J Enslow & ca.
wharf, for New York, lOading-w Roach & CO.
Ralph Carlton, ::I, tons, Garter, i'm Ashley River
. IRON EocHpnrt, Me- dschar.ing--Olncy & CO.
f.uh,i iiirwhH'i. :S5 tons, liarwuud, i'm Ashley
hNef' Tor MalanZas, ioading-J Enslow
Archer & Reeves, e,3 tons, Ireland, a. Kcrr,s
wharf, Tor Philadelphia, loading-II + Baker
Margare, 4 Lucy, Az tons. Crosby. NJ Union
wharf, from Now York, discharglig-W Roach
Marian Cage, aoa tons, Shepherd. at Adger,s
wharf. lor New York. ioatliri.-W Roach ( CO..
MatoaEa, = tons, Funks, in Ashley River. for n
Northern Port, lOadinE-Strcct Bros & CO.
fawR, :Co tons, Kelly, Mt n T. Railroad wharf for
= Wilmington, Del, loading-J a Enslow 4 co.
III Hand, ISL tons. Hand, at Central! wharf iron,
Albany, Y. Observation-Disclosures.
IL SticEney, : tons, fGoks, at Marshail's wharf.
from New York, dscharging-Sircct Eros II
w B Thomas, 215 TONS Winsmorc in the Stream.
from Philadelphia, rcpairing-Ti + Baker & co.
ida l;iirIcSs, lS5 tons. burgess 4; Accom- media.
ton wharf. from New YORK, dscharging-
Stcnhousc Il co.
l. Lowell - tons, Mcl.anc nj wharf
. from Ncw Haven, Observation-Disclosures.
Marcus Hunter, lS3 tons, Orr. in the Stream for
New Orleans, to he observation-disclosures x Sons.
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e stocks OF this article in sight at the latest


increase IN visible supply ..... 3s sSH
STOCK OF cotton held by Manchester sp!nners st
the mills, now 10000 bales; same time 1861 1so.
600 bales. Middllng uplands now 1iX6ollXd;
then 1ox@loXd.
Tie arrivals during tile week havo been SCI
bags OF sea islands and FIoridas and s2SI bales
uplands, against 1913 bags OF sea Islands and
Floridas and 1927 bales OF uplandB the week be-
fore, and 3o5 bags Of sea Island and Plorldas
and 1859 bales OF uplnnds for the same week last
year. These supplies have come as follows: Say
ofuplands, per South Carolina Railroad 73l8 bales
per Northeastern Railroad, 724 bales; Sanlec,
1os; Savannah Railroad, 20; wagons, %; Rdsto
9, and Cooper River 2. or sea Islands, Elsto, ts:
beaufort, SO; Toogoodoo, 80; Wadmaiaw, O; john
Island, :; James Island 2s; Christ Church, 10;
Savannah Railroad, 13; Chisoim'a Mill, O; North
Eastern Railroad, IL; Florida, 81, and Savannah
81
The sales and prices In this market for tic
week have hcen aa fnllows:
On Friday, NoYosber ~, prices early in the
day showed some irrosuarlty, bnt the market
closed with good demand and with the rates
H9xc higher; sales 100 bales, ordinary to good
ordinary being quoted at 22x@23kc, low mid.
ding 2sH, middllus ASK, and strict mlddlIng
14c 2 n.
On Saturday tile supply uas light and the mar.
ket hrm, with disposition TO advance without
being quotably higher; sales $50 bales quotations
"a befon.
On HssdeS de apok Of shh article was yery
light, and prices Arn ana advancing, the rates Ia
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Intorior Cotton Marltet,.

MONTGOMERY, November 16.-.Market firm,
tending upwards, low middlings 22X.
ATLANTA, November l8.-Thc market closed
quiet at &c for middlngs; 22k for lou mIddlings;
2lH for good ordinary; 2oH for ordinary.
COLUMBIA, November l7.-Thcre wns a good
demand for cotton to-day, and about so bales
were disposed OF Mt prices ranging from 22lSa23
SELMA. November l0-Thc market was active
to-day, with sales OF 150 bales at Saturdays quo.
tatioRs: Middllng 22K. low mildllng 22a22L,
good ordinary 2lxa2l1.
MACON, November I8.-Receipts to-day CTS
bales: sales $50; shipped SI8 We have no change
TO note In the general tone OF the market. The
demand continues good, bnt the offering stock is
light. Wo still quote middlngs at 22Kc. W
COLUMBUS, November 16.--Ycsterday there
was . light shipping and moderate general de.
Trabsactisns were principally confined 10 street
opsraters. Sales $50 bAles. RsoslH0 7e1 balea.
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The Charleston NIarl.ct.

FOR THE WEEK ENDING THURSDAY, Sov. is, 1860.
THE CEors AND REcEIris.-Thc weather has
been somewhat variable, but has hecn largely or
character that favored the gathering OF the inl-
lied amount or the staple remaining in the ilrids
The receipts show a disposition in some quarler.
TO fall on, ana In the section tributary to this city
the planters are holding considerable portions o;
their crop of the market, feeling sansune that
prices will be higher later in the season. The
opinion that the article las probably reached It's
lowest point has many believers, and growers nj
the present time are disposed TO act on that
opinion. The receipts at the principal cotton
DOrt5 tho Int I'm I'm hmm , fouo,.,.
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Receipts by Railroad, November Is.
soUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD


1885 balea cotton, l3 bales domestlcs 10 bbls
nour. "a bbls naval stores, cars stock. 10 Rail-
read Agent, q " Williams & co. Clnqhorn, Her
ring / co, II Walter co. PclZer, Rodgers h CO,
Adger, W Q Courtney 4 co. Wngcncr & Monsecs,
Aoury CO, and others.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
1es bales upland cotton, 12 bales sea island cot
ton 120 bbls naval stores, so bushels rice, mdsc,
4c TO W Ryan, Kinsmnn L. Howell, Rcedcr 4
nAvs, Al Salinaa. Walter IL CO, WIss h co, Frost
Adger, 3 Stoncy, q Brown. Gracser 4 Smith,
nAvenel q co, ChlHom Bros q w Williams Co,
1sury co. Kirkpatrick h Wittc, hiazyck Il Sal.
ters, Roper d Stoney, Dukes 4 co, ShacIeiford K
Kelly, II Stephens. Caghorn, Herring & co, w Is p
Ptaceel, W Zee u co, Strauss Il Vance, Dowle h
Noise, Caldwell L Son, Brode & CO, a PFord, and
or6or.
SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
Gotten, rice, mdsc., live stock, &c. To W G
Oeurteny l. es, W e Bee 3 90. W = Bowling 4 90,
Feeder Davis, Roper stoncy, Nay and
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THE COTTON NMARkET.-With slightly nuctuatnp
prices for this article during much OF the week.
this staple has assumed 1rmer attitude with IN
indisposition on the part OF holders in many quail
tiles to sell at present figures. Factors here have
been Offering but q very limited supply. and buy
ers have had to harden their rates even to make
moderate purchases. The English market, which
opened Mt llh@11Hd p ib for middling uplands,
stinened TO 11H@l1xd. At New York the rates,
which began ut CSC, improved to 25Hc, and at this
port uplands, which commenced at 231c, ad-
vanced 10 24c p ib.
The Liverpool and New York markets lave
shown the following transactions and prices for
the week: On Friday, November 18th, the former
closed steady, upands 11H@11iSd, sales $4,000
bales; the lattcr was steady and fairly ac-
tive at 25c, sales 2I0o bales On Saturday the for
mer closed dull, uPlands 1l,l611Kd, sales 5000
bales; the latter WAS quiet and 1rm at CSC, sales
Hoo bales. On Monday the former was steady,
uplands 1lH@l1Hd, sales IL, 600 bales; the latter
was shade frmcr ut 25H@26xc, sales 1000 bales
On Tuesday the former was steady, uplands l2Hd
sales $4,000 bales; the latter was q shade Armer
at 257ic, sales 24oo bales. On Wednesday the
former was firm, uplands II 1kal1xd. sales $1,000
bales; the latter was quiet at 262fc p IL. Yes!er-
day being holiday The business OF the American
ports was unimportant.
Tile stocks OF this article in sight ut the latest
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Tho Money Market.
TuURsDAY. Eoycmbcr 1

THURSDAY, November 18
There is an evident change In the money mar
Ict, and the prices OF securities OF every descrp
tion have materially improved. This is especially
noticeable In the stocks of the Peoples and First
National Banks anu In the stocks OF those banks
about rcsuming business. The latter have been
steadily advancing for some time. Bank bills are
in good demand at the figures given below. Money
Is caster, though the rates or interest remain a.
4 L
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON. Novcmb or 16.-TURrInTIHK-
Market firm, with sales OF 10 casks at 42%c for
country and 43c for New York casks.
NoSIN.-Sales or 286 bbls strained at 81 GO.
CRUDE TuRPRNTISE-4G bbls changed hands at
So for virgin and yellow dip and 81 70 for hard.
TAR.-Sales OF so bbls at $2.
COTTON.-Snles OF III bales as follows: 4 ut
22K; II at %; % at 23,z; s ut 23i5; SO at
% 11-16
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NORTIIEAsTERN NhILROAp
Pnsscn1cra.

r@ steamship Sarngossa, for New York; d
johnson, Shyl0ok, J Shannon, and W Melton.
Per steamer City Point, from laIatka, via Jack
ssnvllle, Pernandlna and Savannah-A Mayo, II
Recly, Mr. Clark, Mr. hcKeln, Mr. Baxley, A
Sscs, Gale, y broTn, DR. R9tledse, O Loronst,
Stevens, helton, Mr. Duffus, Mr. Gardner,
SF, T asiye Bond, O Breckinridge, T r
nleonsr, 4 Hubby, A 8 lizard, Miss TRENHOLM
It AtAten, " HibkaId. J Heey, D LandfsrA, y
u dskaes, Masses DauDy, and On deck.
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MARINE NEWS
CHARLESTON, NOV vEMBER

steamer City Point, Mcmillan, Paatka, via
Jacksonville, Fcrnan,linn and Savannah. I30
bnles cotton. &c. TOJ Aiken & CO, g ii Ingra.
nam Son, Roper St0ney. Fraser Dill, Reedcr
Davis X $ vcnning, Mantouc & co, Frost & hd-
ger, kirkpatrick Wittc, Paul, Wcch Il Brantcs
w Williams Son, w Iawton, A j Salinas &;
Williams co, Bollmnnn Bros, J Levnsohn, ]
n Wohiimann, PinckncJ Bros, and Mrs Nc
Cants.
Slo0p Fcnian, Jones, Hilltown. 1900 bushels
rough rice. To Ravcnci & co.
boa: from James Island. S bags sea is,and cot
ton. To Fraser Dill.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship weyhossett, Parrish, New York-Jas
AdScr co.
steamship Saragossa, Ryder, New York-Ravc-
mel 1t co.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship SSaragossa. Ryder. New York
steamship Wcyb0ssett, Parrish, New York.
Brig k Dcvcreaux, Clark, Boston.
brig Monica, McC0bb, Providence.
Brig Mary M Francis, Francis, Iiavre.
Sclr " Smith, Tookcr. New York.
Schr Ida Blrdsal Blrtlsall New York
Schr.D David Collins, Collins, Wilmington, Del.
Schr Addic Fuller, Henderson, via Georgetown,
UP FOR THIS PORT.
The Sieve Bloom, l.eask, entered outward at
Liverpool, November 3.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
British steamship Mnrmora, Robinson, at Llv.
erroUl, November 1.
Steamship James Adgcr, Lockwood, nt New
York, November 10.
Steamship Maryland johnson, at baltimore,
schr Minnie, Hudson, at New York. Noyem-
ber Is.
schr David Waason, Taplcy, ut New York, No.
ycmber 1e.
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Manchester m.rkat

MANCHESTER, November 3.-CoTTON GOops.-
Any tendency to an advance OF prices contin-
uea 10 chcck business, and We have very little
uolng IN either yarn or cloth. The business CT
Iecteu has been mostly done on the basis OF Fri
day, buyers refusing to give yesterdays rates.
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Market by Telegraph.
DOMESTIC u.

AUGUSTA, November 1s.-To-day was partially
observed rs Thanksgiving. In the cotton markc,
there was but little done; sales only so balcs re-
ceipts $50 bales; mIddllng 23ka23Xs.
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Exports.

SEw foRK-Pcr steamship Wcybossctt-7ls
naes cotton, l26 tierccs rice. Per Steamship Sar
land cotton, llo ticrces rice, bales domcstics Ks
bbls oranges, 90 packages. ~
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MEMORANDA.

GEORGETOWN. November 15.-Arrived, Novcm-
ber 18th, steamer Martha Washington, Simmons,
New York; 10th, brig Long Reach Harden, Bos-
ton. Cleared. November 18th. brig Nary Dana,
York.
The schr Marcus. Hunter, Captain Orr which
sailed from this port on Tuesday last for New Or
lea fsns WIN bi Ga,So e on
Charleston Ltgiltship, heavy gale from SSW, in
which lost the main Jlb, split the outer jlb aud
carried away the head OF rudder She has put
hack for repairs.
The schr Emma Watlsworth, Mcintyre, from
Charleston for Boston, arrived nj Holiness Hole
November "a.
Thcschr LIS NJ Knowles, Clcrncnia, for Bucks
willie, e, cleared at New York November To-
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We have received by last steamers an invoice Of
Heavy, Fine and Medium CLOTHING, in Biolley II
Beaver, All-Wooi Aclton, French. Scotch and
American Cashmere Over Sacks, Double. breasted
Beaycr Sacks French Tricot, Scotch Cheviot, Fine
Cashmere, Dress and Business Suits. oil OF our
own manufacture, just made In the latest styles.
ALSO,
A good assortment of HEAVY CLOTHING, mo
dunn quality, OF other manufacture
We are selling entire Business Suits at $40, &12,
S14, SIS, SCI, s22, $26 and $50. Dress Suits at
SIS, $23, $50, s35, $37, $3Y ana $50.
Dress Frocks from $40 to $50.
Sacks and English Walking Ooats, from S. 10
500
Pantaioons from So to Sl3.
Vests from 81 so to 81.
We warrant all Clothing Of our own manufac
turc equal in all respects TO the bes, ordered
work.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-19
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPY's
THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN.
CHANGE or SAILING DAYS.

Steamers nr the above line leave Pier e-EFAs
No. ~, North River. foot or Canal street, ,GGsnJAhG
New York, ut - O'Clock nG0n, OF the bIh and
list ol every month except wien these dates fall
on Sunday. then the Saturday prcccdnr)
Departure ur oth and DIST connect NJ Panama
with stca,ucrs fur south laciiicaal Central Amer
lean ports. Those Gr 9Th touch ~ MauZanillO.
Steamship L!tAN leaves San Francisco for
Japan and China December i, 1868.
No California steamers tullch ut Havana but 70
direct from New York 10 Aspnwall.
One hun,lrctl pounds baggage free to each adult.
Medicine AMI attendance free.
For Passage Tickets Or further information an
ply ut the C0MpANY'S TICKET OFFICE, OH the
wharf, foot of Cannl-slrcet Eorih River, New
York +. II. BABY, Agent.
marchl2 Tyr
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-19
DOR LATKA, RIDA,
VIA SAVANNAH, FERNANDINA JACKSON
WILLIE AND LANDINGS ON ST. JOHNS RIVER.
sENI-wEEKLY LINE.

Steamer "DICTATOR,n Captain 80 -E-u
". T. McNelty, will sail from aEf@ssISSsS
Charleston every TUESDAY EyEEING at . O'CLOCK,
for above points.
Steamer "ClTY POINT" Captain George f. Nc
MILAN, win sail from Charleston every SATURDAY
EVENING, ut O'Clock for above points Connect
Ing with all railroads OF Savannah going South
and West. Connecting with the Florida Itailroad,
ut Fcrnandlnn, for Cedar Keys, from which place
steamers connect with Mobile ant New Orleans.
Connecting, Mt Palatka, With IIart's steamers for
the 0clnwaha River. Through l'hls OF Lading
given for freiglitR to Mobile and New Orleans.
frcights payable on tic wharf. All goods remain
ing on the wharf ut sunset will be stored at risk
and expense OF owners.
tSgncd) J. D. AIKEN & CO.,
nov13 Agents.