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JAMESTOWN, N. Y.


Manufactures of Circular, MuIey, Mill,
Gangand Cross Cut Saws. ChOppinz Axes,
an shapes. Colburn's Patent Axe. Shovels,
spades and MiIes's Patent Covered Scoop.
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a Wool Commission House
Lock HAVEN, PA.

Lock HAVEN, PA.
hessrs. LIPPINcoTT & FAREWELL, Pitts
burg, Pa.
Gents We have been using your make
OF Gang Saws in our mill, and find them,
in point of quality, superior to any we
have ever used. Yours, &c,
SHAW, BLANCHARD & co.
JAMESTOWN, ny
LIPPINCOTr q BLAKEWELL: I've have
no trouble with your Saws; they don't
need to be lined up with paper; we
put them on the MandreI and they go
right along.
Temper perfectly uniform, and quality
unsurpassed. Respectfully.
CHAS. j. FOX.
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MACHINE. 1t makes the LOCK ST TCH,
ALIKE on BOTH SIDES, has the under-feed,
ana IS equal in every respect to any sew
ing Machine ever invented. Price So.
Warranted for years. Send for Circular
Address JOHNSON, CLARK & Co, Boston,
Mass, Pittsburgh, Pa, or st. Louis, Mo.
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York. TWenty-three years, experience in
obtaining AM ERICAN and EUROPE
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Opinions no charge. A pamphlet, 10S
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-yrgrZA NrED-AGENE To sell the
4 sfER TCA " KNITTING MI
CHINE, Price B35. The simplest, cheapest
and best knitting Machine ever in ented.
VIA knit 70 600 stitches per minute. Liberal
Inducements 10 Agents Address MEitl-
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Nj ass, or 81. Louis, Mo.
80 EE.AT-MoRE VALUABLE THAN GOLD.
- Fox particulars send two Scent stamps
to AUGUSTA DUPIN,
Box 1927, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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ARCHITECTS.
b. MURsINNA.

d. MUhbINNA,
a H g. HI Il r. NO O. T.
hice--No. y CHAEDLEIt's BUILDING
Corner First and Locust Streets,
Evansville, ina.
go Plans and specifications for all kinda
81 buildings furnished at short notice and
on reasonable TERMS. Imcnlg dHHu
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NNE.F seEE DOLLAR. The newly
y inVen tts.. Pocket Time-Piece, suitable
for either lazy or gentlemen, in handsome
metal case, white dial, git lettered, brass
movements sound and servieeable, with
key complete. A trre, permanent 1ndlca-
tor or time; warranted for two years; post
paid to any part of the u. :. on receiot OF
sSue Dollar, or three for - % II satlsiac-
ton is MOI given money refunded. ADDRESS
New YORK. The Oriode Watch SIS. p. o.
Send Tor Catalogue.
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sTEAMBC3ATs
Cincinnati ~ at. Louis

IT, Composed OF the elegant and
cQmmodious steamers e Z Ne
MELNOHFE, ARIZONA, ANn6 KATE
ROBINSON. One o. the above boats will
leave Evansville every Ihurzfd0 and Sstil-
Q0g at 10 O'Clock A-M.s connecting ~ st.
Louis with the 1fidHlf line and omaha
RACKET Company steamers for all point on
the missouri River, and with the Northern
points on the Upper - iss issippi River:
also with the Be0fi0 and Naples Packet
Company steamers for Illinois River. and
stations on the Toledo, Wabash & Western
Railroad. Through receipts given on all
the above lines
mhi1 dom Agents.
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Among the first boats due here are the
Quickstep, from Cairo; Richmond and Nick
Longworths for New Orleans; Louisville.
Virginia, Mary Houston, Alice Dean, abd
Il. X. Lee, from New Orleans; Linton and
spray, from Nashviile; Glendale ana
Altoona, from st. Louis; Morning Star, from
Louisvillei Emma Floyd, for Nashville;
Hartford, from Green River; Minneoia,
for Memphis; Sam. Orr, from Eastport;
Champion, for St. Louis; Louisa, ffom
wabash; Charmer. from CinoinnnLL
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v1mPLOYHTENT Ar HOME. II

-vTMPEOYNTENT AT HOME. - can
"a furnish constant employ menG at your
own homes, in q light. lucrative, ana non
urable bus mess where from 81 to 81 can be
made IN an evening, and where women
can earn equally as much as men. L viii
send the BUsIN EssS, with all its secrets and
fuil dircctions how to proceed, to any ad-
d ess for 30 cts. This is not an A sency nor
"a sample, but the business lLself. Au-
dress f. II. CLYNES, Salem, Mass.
q SA YOUR DOCTOR or Druggist for
- SWEET QUININE-It equals (bitter1
Quntne. Is made only by +. STE ARMS,
Chemist, Detroit.
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The weather yesterday, was cloudy and
bleak as November, tie mercury rising
but little above 70' all day, with a cold
shivery wind from the Northwest. The
river, during tie a hours ending al p. n.
had fallen one foot. 1t is rising again 40
Pittsburg and is stationary at Cincinnati.
Arrivals and Departures.
The arrivals and departures up to Spa.
yesterday, include the Fanny Brandeis
from Nashville MolIie Norton, Henderson
to return; Ada Lyon. Green River 70 re-
turn; Petrolla No. ?, TO Cannelton.
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q VI EENS WARE,
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STEAMED OATS.


MARK, WARREN q CO.,
OBJECT IMPORTERS or
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A dispatch received by rs 5atdrday
morning, from dainpolis, gave 7. iD .tii
ton That the ca ries on suhk ~ DADiI
Creek, KauaWha River. early ~ 1ie.g IT, IT,
bee "A success fuliy raiseds thhb CaP tALit 49,
Ill. Morris. her commander hau 1870
dsv and night under many ula4t9 Y ~ 49,
IA acbievn4 fhe result. lt was 7alu sis eoulH
80 - rsfsed she hoaied some Gays ago
I'M i - - be run on a Tar ana 4n0thef
~, = 49,, - ,Dt IN. she now lies at Charles
s ~. :. =. = ,-f she will go on the dock mt
80 80 atr-,fori for repairs
Alit.lt ffr4ffed states dredg6 boat OctaYla
~ LIZ IN Omaha on Thursday from
> H.. Glendale, ~ route from 81. Louis 80
,.ttillI,,frob. has the shafts Of the Carrie V.
II-i.,,,,fz an board, which viii be placed ln
esnf- Kouutz's new boat, building at Pittf-
burghs ...t.,,, = ,.,- a., .ft.t.
afT1r,f lost a barge containing BOD tons ice,
- efrfkiug "a rock in CampDelRs chain OF
Inc upper rapids. Barge and contents a
'o ne CAIRO Dry Docks have arrived at
Capfafn N W. Eentont ~ the kate Hoh~
SON Has been ssrtOuaig ~ ~ bis residence
h. Covidgson he ga lafroslng vastef-
CsreHeie 81 tfaa4
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LIST OF SHIPPING


IN THE PORT OF CHARLESTON, OCTOBER I.
Vessels under 100 tons, and steamers coastinG
icithin the State, excepted
STEAMSHIPS.
Manhattan, 1887 tons Woodruff at Adgcr's wharf,
for New York. lOading-James Adger co.
Flag, 63T tors, Leonard at Adger'S wharf, Tor New
" York oangIames o i6M AHTsr HEELS CO. ot Atlantic
wharf, for Philadelphia, loadns-J0hn Thet
Getty.
BARKS
Vinco (Brl 1873 tons, Halliday, in the Stream, fol
Liverpool, ready-Henry Card.
Annie Torrey ISL tons, Libby, at Atlantic wharf,
for Liverpool, lOading-W Roach co.
Cornucopia (l}r), 2l0 tons, Carter at Marsliall's
wharf, for Port IN Great Britain, loading
Mure co.
Dalketh (Br) SIS tons, Langwill, at kerr's wharf,
from Liverpool, discharging-R Mure co.
Juventa (Norl, - tons, Wright, at Boyce X cos
wharf, from Stockholm, dlscharging-J NJ
Fredsberg.
BRIGS.
Bella Dolores SPAN, 1876 TONS Durall, at Brown Il
cos wharf, for Barcelona, loading-W Hall.
Lady Perie (Br) $50 tons, Patterson, at Palmetto
wharf, from Salt River Jam, waiting-J
Ensow & CO.
Indies, loading-J A EnslOw & co.
] B Kirby 343 tons, Bernard, at Adger's wharf,
for Philadelphia, loadng-w Roach 4 co.
Cyclone, 222 tons, Frisbe. at Central wharf, lor
n,
Susie StrOut, 1870 tons, Hammond at Palmetto
wharf, from Norfolk, Va, TO be repaired-J
Enslow & co.
Mary Francis, tons, Francis, at Adger >
wharf, from New York, discharging-" Koach
& co.
Adelaide, - tons, Wilson, at Union wharf, from
Boston, dischargng-w Roach CO.
SCHOONERS.
Dexter waslburne, 279 tons, Munro, in Ashley
River, for Rockport, Me, readyw,Omey co.
rrr,z n
nett's wharf, repairing-J Enslow & co.
II Stickney, 274 tons, FOoks, in Ashley River for
New York, loading-Risley & Creighton:
Petre 100 tons, ShankS at Palmetto wharf, from
Francisco, 93 tons, Crowther, in the Stream, for
Baltimore, loading-Street Bros CO.
Conservative, 2e3 tons, Kempton, in Ashley River,
for New York, loading-W Roach 4 co.
Zeta-Psi, 234 tons Thompson, at Union wharf,
from Boston, wating-J A Enslow 4 CO..
D Talbot 2s3 tons, Amsbury, at Central wharf
from Rockport, Me, waiting-J Enslow
< co.
P Cranmer, 3o4 tons, Cranmer, at Kerr's wharf,
from New York, dscharging Master.
# T Tasker, - tons, ut Gas Company's wharf,
from Philadelphia, discharging-H Baker
& CO. ,-....
Athea, ai1 tons, Smith, at Central wharf, from
Philadelphia, discharging-H Baker co.
] s Clarke 245 tons, Clarke, at Central wharI
from Philadelphia, discharging-H + Baker
F woodbury., - TONS Woodbury., a; Atlantic
wharf, from Baltimore discharging-Willis &
Chlsolm. ,,,....
Rldgewood, = tons, Derricksen, in Ashley River,
from New York, discharging- Master.
w Thomas, 272 tons, Hlnsnore, at Centrai Il
wharf, from Philadelphia, discharging-H +
Baker & co.
Thomas Booz 3lO tons, somers, at Central wharf.
from Philadelphia, discharging-H BAKER
& co. - -o,
Baltimore, ready-H Baker CO.
Grace (;rider. - tons, Smith, at Brown il cos
wharf, from Boston, ,discharging-M Goldsmith
& Son. -.. >or
Boston. ready-M Goldsmith Son..
Wenonah, = tons, Mitchell, at Kerrs wharf, lroR
Baltimore, discharging Master.
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pork, $50. Bacon, shoulders, 17c.; clear sides'
2okc. Lard, 19c. whiskey, 81 16.
WILMINGTON, october 7.-Spirits turpentine
better at 42a421ac. Rosin steady at 81 coal 3d.
Crude turpentine dull and unchanged. Tar
steady at So so. Cotton a shade better; low mid
ding, CSC.
AUGUSTA, October THE cotton market open
ed steady at 25c for middling, but closed dull al
o41sc; sales, $50 bales; receipts, $50 bales.
SAVANNAH, October 7.-Cotton receipts, 2o7.
bales; exports 1890 bales; sales, 300 bales; mar
ket dull; middling, %.
MOBILE. October 7-Cotton demand moderate
closed steady; sales, 1850 bales, 500 bales ofwhich
were after the close yesterday; middling, A}ac.
receipts, 1898 bales; exports, 1859 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, October 7.-Cotton active and
firmer at 251iao5hc.; sales, $500 bales; receipts
$40 bales; exports to Havre, 571e bales. Sugar
lower at 12ka14c. Molasses, Csc. Gold, SOA
Sterling 4oel. New York sight exchange u dis
c0unt
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EXPORTS FOR THE WEEK.

FOREIGN.
LIyERPooL-Per British bark Vinco-1329 bales
upland cotton, 1856 bbls rosn, 64 tons phosphate
A PORT IN GREAT BRITAIN-Per British brig
Courier-1S2S bbls naval stores.
RUATAN, HoN-Per schr Florence Turner-lO,-
600 feet lumber, 70 bales and cases mdse.
DOMESTIC.
BosToN-Per schr Anna E Glover-145 bales up
land cotton, 67s bbls naval stores, bales Dundee
bagging, l lot bedding and furniture, 10000 leet
lumber, and sundries.
RocKPoRT ME-Per schr Dexter Washburne-
170,0 055 feet Lumber.
NEW YoRK-Per steamship Saragossa-S63 bales
upland cotton, % bags sea island cotton, SS 9aies
domestics, Il casks clay, 81 bbls dried fruit, Il
bundles paper, 35 packages. Per steamship Sh,p
Charleston-1169 bales upland cotton, "a Dds
rosin, 81 casks clay, 81 bales domestcs, 20 PACK.
ages sundres. 80. Per steamship Champlon.-I'
bags sea island cotton 1S4S bales upland cotton,
10 packages, so empty barrels. 49, ..,.
PHILADELPHIA-Per Steamship Prometneus-
500 bales upland cotton, Is tierces rice, o. bales
domestics, 162 bbls rosin, 100 bags cocoanuls, I
sacks cotton seed, 10 bales rags, and sundrles.
BALTIMoRE-Per steamship Sea Gull-4S4 Dales
cotton, 90 terces rice SO bales yarn 10 Dales rags
10 bales hides and skins, 1000 feet boards, and
sundries.
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Markets by Telegraph.

FOREIGN MAkhETS.
LONDON, October Noon. - Consols, 933I
Bonds, SAX. Common Rosin, IS. 7d.a6s. Su-
gar on the spot dull; ahoat quiet.
LIVERPOOL, October 7-Noon.-Cotton dull
hplands, l2,sd; Orleans, l2Asd; sales, 5000 bales
Lard, 1Ss.
Evening.-Cotton unchanged; sales, 5000 bales,
Of which 1000 bales were for export and specu
| lation.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK. October 7-Noon.-Stocks opened
weak but became firmer with an upward ten
dency. Money easy at ea7. Sterling, long, 9%;
short, OK. Gold, SlX. 1928, 1s%; Tennessees ex
coupon, 90; new, 5SX; yirginias, ex-coupon, ST.
new, 52H; Louisianas, old, ~; new, GO asked;
Levees, s4x; SIS, SO; Alabama SIS, s1A; Georgia
es, s31; rs, 81; North Carolinas, old, 4S%; new,
AK; South Carolinas, new, 6+1S. Flour shade
irmer. Wheat 1c better. Corn very frm Mess
pork dall at $50 rs. Turpentne firm at 45ha46c.
Rosin steady; strained, 81 25a2 80. Freights
firm.
Evening-Cotton heavy; sales 200 bales at
27Nc. Flour shade frmer; on low grades more
doing. Wheat la2c. better, but less doing. Corn
quite firm for sound. Tess pork S31. Lard quiet
at 1sa1sHc. Whiskey frmer at 81 1Sa1 2o clos
ing dull. Rice firm. Sugar unsettled. Cohee
firm. Molasses dull. Naval stores firm. Freights
dull. Governments closed steady. '62's, 2o%;
Southerns steady. Money easy at 6a7 Sterling
en-. Gold, 31x.
BALTIMORE, October 7.-cotton nominally 27hc.
Flour dull and weak; Howard street supernne'
IS 75a6 25. Wheat firm; receipts light; prime,
81 4ea1 IS. Corn dull and small business doing.
Oats steady. Rye dull. Mess pork, s33. Bacon
firm; shoulders, 174c. Lard dull and heavy at
1sa2oc. Whiskey dull at 81 coal q.
LOUISVILLE, October 7.-Provisions firm. Mess
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MiRINE NEWS.
CHARLESTON, OCTOBER s
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship W Everman, Hinckley, Philade-
phia~left - inst. Mdse. To Jno & Theo Getty,
and Others Consgnees previously S rspoIttSso
63 days Iron To NJ Fredsburg, Adger
co, Hart & co, ] & r Agnew, and Bones, brown
& co. o,. ru,,.,,
New YorK-5 days Mdse. To w Roach co, J +
Adger 4 co, Adams, Damon co., Apple, Pal- M
metto Pioneer Cooperative Association, BIS
choif & co, A Bischof, Berbussee BurKemyer,
W NJ Bird Il CO, TW Bliss, Dr baeri . Campsen
4 CO. w ii Chafee CO, II Cobia co, + Cowper-
twait, Cameron, Barkley 4 co, w Corwln q co,
Dowie & Noise, ] B Duval & Son, Due, Dou-
glass & Miller, Goodrich, Wineman CO, Gerdts
4 co. p Guillemin, c Graveley, Gorham Hart
& CO. J Heeseman Bro, G s Hacker, Hurkamp
& co, w Hunes & co, Jennings, Thomllnson u
co. Ia Kerr Il co, II Klatte & co. C Kerrlson, G ]
Luhn, NJ Luhrs, D Lopez Son, Lengnick d Sell,
Lawless, C Lilienthal, McDuff Cohen, Muller,
Nimitz & co. R Mure & co, W Mehrtens, Osten'
dorm 4 co. j C Ojemann, ] F O'Neill & Son, Lail-
road Agent, C Plnckney Jr, Riecke Schaente'
Ravenel & Holmes, w Russell & CO. 4 SicoX'
Stenhousc & co, W Shepherd, W steele Sten1ep' a
F Won Santen, Small & co. A Tobias Sons, Tele.
graph co, NJ Triest, w L Webb, Walker Evans q
Cogswell, n NJ wohltmann, Werner DucEer, j
W Williams & co, w G Whilden x co, J IL Wnrn,
mann, w Yates, U s Quartermaster, anu Al
Schr Wenonah, Mitchell, BaltimoreE3 days
Corn and mdse To Risley Creighton, s Mar
SHALL Mordecai & co, Bulwinkle co. X NJ Bnt B,i,.
Ter, Campsen & co, Wagener Monsees, Ciacius
& Witte, w II Chafee & CO, Goodrich, Wineman d
co, and J II Wurhmann. e.,,
Schr Grace Girdler Smith, Boston, days. SAL
| and mdse To NJ Goldsmith & Son, knobelocn q a
small, Ostendorfr & co, r White LANCER
| Kenrick, ID II SilcoX, and Order. ..
Schr Thomas BoOZ SOmers, Pnlladeipnlu-o
| hours. Coal To H + Baker Il co.
Steamer Pilot Boy, Peck from savannah, VIZ
Beaufort and Hilton Head. so bales sea sland COT
ton. bales upland cotton, mdse and sundrles
| To d Aiken & co, A McD Wragg, Or M Cone1 !
! ID Clancy & CO, Reeder & Davis, p Beillnger, :
| F Matthewes, Mrs F. Huger, W b Herlot, hop
kins, Mcpherson & Co, Ravenel K CO, W pee 9
| CO. w NJ Bird & co, Southern Express company
Vincent & Brown, W Kressel, DR. st ] Ravenei
and II Glidden.
Boat from Christ Church. 6bags sea island COT
ton. To Gaillard Minott. ,,,
Boat from Christ Church. bags sea lsiah'
cotton. To W Gurney. ,.,o,,
| Boat from Christ Church. bags sea lsiah'
cotton. To Roper & StOney.
| Received from Chisolm'S Mill-2 bags sea lslan'
| cotton. TO Chisolm Bros
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Charleston, Berry, New York.
Schr Turner, Graves, Ruatan, Hon.
FROM THIS PORT.
Brig Josie A DevereauX, Clark, Boston, Octo
UP FOR THIS PORT,
Shin Gorilla, Say, at Liverpool, September 20
The Apollo J0rgensen, at Liverpool Seplehl
nriG Iosin A novcrcauv, Clark. at Boston, OctO
CLEARED FOR THIS. PORT.
Brig V Williams, Thompson, at New York, Oc
| tOber /.
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c14eAnhuM viSfto the caterplllar on tue SeacoaSt
nasdrawn the attention Of planters to thenecessiy
Of substitute for the present sea island CROP and
several have, we learn, experimented with the su-
peSler qnaN of prland cotton with considerable
success, and more extensive planting Of these ay
risties the coming season may be anticipated
1FdS c0fToS 9MARxsf.-The market for this
staple for the period under review has exhibited
rather more stesdiness, and the opinion enter
tanned by many that the article has perhaps
reached Its minimum for the present, unless the
future receipts should be Unexpectedly large, viii
no doubt have healthy influence on prices. The
staple in the English market opened nat at the
commencement Of the week at 12hd., but after
wards became frmer, and slightly hardened to
12xd. .@12Xd. At New York the article began at
27Kc., improved to %, and has since receded to
27Xc; while at this point the rates were CSC, for
middling uplands, but afterwards hardened to
25x@25%csH fb. -'-
The movements at Liverpool and New York
since our last weekly report have been as follows:
On Friday, October /, the former closed nat, up
lands 12Hd, sales 5000 bales; the latter was un-
changed at 27Xc, sales 1000 bales. On Saturday
the former was quiet, uplands 123ld, sales 1000
bales; the latter was drmer at 27%c, sales 47Oo
bales. On Monday the former was frmer, up
LANDS 42Hd, sales 10000 bales; the latter was
drner, closing quiet at CSC, sales $500 bales. On
Tuesday the former closed frmer, uplands l21Sd
@ekd; the latter was quiet and unchanged at
nc. nales 1900 bales. On Wednesday the former
wss nrmer, uplands 12Id, sales 1000 bales; the
latter was shade easier at 273@c, sales 5000
bales. Yesterday the former was dull at 123Id;
the latter was quiet at 271<c.
the stocks Of the article In sight at the latest
dates were as follows:
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OFFICIAL.

LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the Postofiicc
at Charleston for the week ending October I,
1869, and printed officially in THE DAILY NEWS,
as the newspapc. .aving the largest circulation
in the City OF Charleston.
&c Persons calling for Letters Advertised,
should state that they are advertised"
efJ- 0nlce hours from A. NJ. to 6 P. NJ On
Sundays, from TO 6P.M NJ.
STANLEY G. TROTT, Postmaster.
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DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPY'S
THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN.
CHANGE OF SAILING DAYS.

Steamers of the above line leave Pier .SETH.
No. AZ, North River foot OF Canal street. GlEees
New York, at IL O'Clock noon, of the 1st llth and
2lst OF every month except when these dates fall
on Sunday, then the Saturday precedlng.l
Departure OF 1st and 2lst connect at Panama
with steamers for South Pacific and Central Amer
ican ports Those OF 1st touch at Manzanio.
Departure OF 11th Of each month connects with
the new steam line from Panama to Australia and
New Zealand.
Steamship CHINA leaves San Francisco fol
China and Japan October 4, 1869.
No California steamers touch at Havana, but GO
direct from New York to Aspinwall.
One hundred pounds baggage free to each adult
Medicine and attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or further information ap'
ply at the C0MPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on the
wharf foot Of Canal-street, North River, New
York. r. H. DAB1, agent.
march12 1yr
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-08
dates were as follows:

Deficiency In visible supply. t10,fzz - -
Stock Of cotton held by Manchester spinners at
the mills, now 5000 baes same time 1868, $4,000
bales. iMddling uplands now 12,fd., then 1oXd
The arrivals at this port for the week have been
212 bags Of sea islands and Noridas, and .214
bales Of uplands, against 14a bags Of sea islands
and Floridss and e42S bales Of uplands the week
before, and SO bags Of sea islands and Floridas
and 1924 bales Of uplands for the same week last
wear. These supplies have come through the
following sources. say Of uplands per South Caro-
lins Railroad, 5s17 bales; per Northeastern Rail.
road. 1912; from the Peedee, 1853; Savannah Rail-
road. 10: Christ Church, i; Beaufort, 8; Edisto s.
Florida, s; Of sea islands from James Island, 8;
Besufort, 81; Johns Island, 6; Christ Church. H.
Wssmalaw, i; Savannah Railroad, 9; Northeast
eSn Railroad; !; Ed.sto, q; Florida, ss; sayan-
nah, o.
me transactions and prices prevailing in this
nsaYSet for the week have been as follows:
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OF ULE.
FOR PALATKA FLORIDA.
IA SAVANNAH, FERNANDlNA AND JACK

FOR PALATKA FLORIDA.
VIA SAVANNAH, FERNANDINA AND JACKSON
WILLIE.
The Elegant and First-class . ,.riEssh
Steamer DICTATOR, Captain w. T. SskgEessas5S=-2e kgsS
McNety, will sail from Charleston every TUES
DAY EVENING, at S O'Clock, for the above points.
Returning, the Steamer will leave Savannah
SUNDAY MORNING, at O'Clock
Connecting with the Central Railroad at Savan-
nah for Mobile and New Orleans, and with the
Florida Railroad ut Fernandina for Cedar Keys,
at which point steamers connect with New Or
leans, Mobile, Pensacola, Key West and Havana.
Through Bills Lading signed to New Orleans and
Mobile.
All freight payable on the wharf.
Goods not removed at sunset will be stored at
risk and expense Of owners.
]. d. AIKEN & CO., Agents,
Oct4 South Atlantic Wharf.
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IMPORTS.

STocKHoLM-Per Norwegian bark JuyentaISS557 q
bars and 40 bundles iron, sos bars plough steel to
Hart CO; 2e1 bars iron, to r Agnew; l@o,SS' @
bars iron, So bundles iron, 1865 bars pough steei'
to M FredSberQ and Bones, brown q co.