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A NTHRACITE COAL.-ThiS day land
"a ing per schooner fIary 80 tons FRANKLIN
RED ASIi EGG COAL. Those wishing 1 supc-
rior article for their winters supply will please
send in their orders.
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lrRoN OUR OWN CORRESPONDENCE

SUMTER, S. c., October %.
Our people, though cast down, arc not en-
tlrcly Respondent. A kind OF strong faith,
reaching into the unseen future, sustains them.
They have grapplcd with difficulties with the
determination 10 overcome them. The plant
ers have learned q great deal from experience
as to the best course to pursue with lhc pre-
sent amount and kind Of labor i'm the country.
The Increased attention paid TO the scientific
principles Of agriculture, 10 the manner of cul-
tivating, and to the use of improved implc-
lnents, has already been rewarded with cil-
cournging results. An agricultural and me
chanical society was organized some ,inlo ago,
and Is now I'M u flourshing condition.
The merchants of Sumter gcnerany have
displayed great energy in carrying on their
business, and good taste in fitting up their
stores and in the selection of their stocks.
There is u rivalry among them 10 nccomno-
date and please their customers, and TO give
perfect satisfaction In their bargains. The re-
suit Is that trade flows III from every direction
and from very distant points. The old town
seems 10 have entered upon new life OF nc
tivity and prosperity. One who has been ab-
sent for only II few years would not recognize
the place. There arc evidences Of improve
ment, both public and private, visible every
where. In fact, our quondam Gull and sober
minded Sumter might bc accused of putting
OH city airs. Il.
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MEMORANDA,


Consignees per steamship w Evcrnan, from
Philadelphia, expected to-day: J & r Getty, S
Railroad Agent, Cameron, larklcy & co. J Cocli-
ran, Il Smith, Holmes I:ook House. II Gcrdts 4
co, Minor & co, Captain a barrett, DR. ii Bucr,
WI Webb. = il Stclling. Fclrcnbach, Ricckc &
Schachtc T. Knee, w + Fife, I.anrcy & AlcXan-
der, llnnlOn, w Skrinc, ii Turner, Supcrintcll-
dent Gsslight Company, MaciuT Cohen, w Bird
co, Rolmann Bros Johnston, Crews l. CO. II w
klnsmnn, Brown & lIycr, Mrs DIR Porcher, Mrs q
) SlndSnlnnn, Lcaviu. w Trott, w ii Shaf-
Ter, Wulbern, RSlcy &c Creighton, j Cosgrove, ]
y Aiken 4 CO. shackelfold u Kelly. pringle, J
Archer, Elinck, Wc;.cnberg & CO, iInrt & co, /.
Chapn co, Dowick Noise Jclrords 4 co. Kins,
man l!ros u Johnson co, ID Walker, G Luhn,
Fognrtlc's Book House. u O'Neill, IL Abraham
Walker, Evans 4 Cogswcll, Peters Il II Jack
son, j Apple, Wagcncr & Monsecs, W II Chafcc &
co, ] Ring, NJ Greer, Russell, CP P0ppcnhcIm,
T keers, Walsh, McLcar h Kendall, NJ ii Ma
than, Mrs l. Travis, l}yrnc & Fognrty, q II Lind
stedt, Slattery, j Boyd u Feldnann & CO, II
Gravcr, johnson, Ring, $ l. Burns, q w Stcf-
fms. Bndd e Blake, f Evans, ] brown, DIR NJ J
Manley, Selma, Rome and Dalton Itailrond, Hicks
& Martin, and others.
The schr Theodore Dean, Phillips, for George
town, q, sailed from Bristol Ferry October 20.
The schr Thomas Booz, Somers, from George
own, O. arrived Mt New York October 80
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Receipts by Railroad, November 4

SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
1888 bales cotton, Gj bales mdsc, 1863 bbls no,r
40 bills naval stores, cars lumber &c To Court,
ney Trenholm, ID q wilkins & co, Gibbes &c CO.
PeiZcr, Rodgers Il co, q II Walter .t co, Frost &
Adgcr, q w Williams & co, and Railroad Agent.
NORTHEASTERN nAILROAD.
1oj bales cotton, 20 bushels rough rice, mdse,
&c: ToJ V Dar1en, l. Lpman, W Emanuel T
ger. Rodgers & co, Gerdls & co, Howard & bro,
Frost hdgcr, Rceder 4 Davis, w Williams 4
co. Rayenel & co, K Ryan, Claghorn, Herring
& co, Kendall & Dockcry, j II Prinule, GaIllard K
Minott, ], Cohen co. Graescr & Smith, Caldwell
4 Son. hrodle co, 4 Adger & co, Mowry & co,
Rirkpntrick 4 Wlttc, w lee & CO, Mrs A A VII
son, rhurston & Iolmcs II Parsons, J Welters,
Walter & CO, and Railroad Agent.
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rom CA1ENDAR.
M.IRINE NEJYS.,
ESTON, NovEMBER 2
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship weybosset, Parrish, New York-6o
hours MI,,; ballast; To James AIger 4 co.
s.io days. ballast. % ToJ 4 nTi Getty. "n0"'i' y
ss1 FzsSs;yS ys ,Sis SSlaS
bushels rough rice 10 II Tringlc ( Son.
SO siar s1ess Ann ss PsSs IS Ice S F&nsa M
Son. Roper stoney, and Poreher 4 Henry.
Steamer o Planter Eos'sr reeGeo River 1877
mel : CO, araescf { smith, kirRpairSk < Witte, St
Gosoek GO, wagener s Monsecs. shackeifori
4 Kelly. V Barden, ii Walter & co, and a
Steamer Fannie, White Georgetown, S G, &C.
IS6 tierccs rice, bags cotton, and sundries. TO
Thurston & Holmes, Il pringlc & Son, Shackcl-
q A Trenholm 4 Son, Cameron, Barklcy L co, "
IrIngle, Aston Smith, d Paul { co, stoll,
webb co, klflck, WiCkenhcrg S co, w X Ryan,
Johnston, Terry Nocn, l. Kaul, and Werner
QUICKER.
sloop isabella, from Ashepoo. l175 bushels
IIutchinson,s boat from james Island. I bale
sen island cotton. To VIM a Boyle.
island cotton. To Hopkins, Mcpherson & CO.
boats from Christ Church. 10 bags sea island
cotton. To II Ncnnlng.
FROM THIS PORT.
steamship James Algcr, Lockwood, New York,
Schr vraic, Mason, Jacksonville, Fin, October 81.
UP FOR THIS PORT
schr J II Stickney, Fooks at New York, octo.
bcr 30.
Schr Marian Gage, Sheppard, ut New FORK, Oc-
tober 20.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Steamship Manhattan, Woodruff, at New. York.
October 30.
Steamship w Evcrman, IIincIlcy, Mt Phil
adclphla, October 30.
Bark st Mary, IIallowel, ut PASSPORT, Nc, octo-
schr ]. NJ Broomall, Douglass, at Philadelphia,
October 90.
Schr Lilly, Hughes n. New York, October 90.
Scllr Collins, Townsend, at Philadelphia, Oc-
Schr ~ Taylor, Taylor, at New York, Octo.
bcr 80.
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At Last.

Gaze deep within mine eyes, and let the touch
or tny :ool fingers wander 0'er my brow.
Ny spirit falls, no longer fevcr-fed;
Ana look ~ these palc hands, hsT loose thtir
clutch
or the fair world Yet once their hold was spch
OF the fc.gOblet filled with wine 30 rcd,
Tho ruby drops upon tho ground were sheu,
much.
So lull my hoart TO slumbcr,-let me hear
Sweet accents from those lips. TWAS kind In
thee
Te heed my summons; but death seemed anear;
l yenrncd for thee with restless agony.
What tcars9 Thou lowest inc Then death Is
dear;
For Joy newborn doth grasp eternity.
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DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPY'S
THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN.
CHANGE OF SAILING DAYS.

Steamers OF the abevc line leave Pier <e-E-aaz.,
NO 42 North River, foot Of Canal street, s&AlAa2s
New YORK, Mt II O'Clock noon, Of the lst It'll aid
2lst or every month except when these dates full
on sunday, then the Saturday prcccding.)
Departure Of 1st and 2fst connect at Panama
with steamers for South Pacific and Central Amer
lean ports. Those OF LIST touch Mt MunZnnillo.
Departure OF llth OF each month connects with
the new steam line from Panama TO Australia and
New Zealand.
Steamship CHINA leaves San Francisco for
China and Japan October 4, 1S09
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 an
ply at the C0MPAEY'S TICKET OFFICE, on the
wharf, foot OF Canalstrcet, North River, New
York. f. r. BABY Agent
murCll2 Iyr
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1ArEsr COMMERCIAL NEWS.
The Charleston Cotton, Rico and Naval
Stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS.


Stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
MONDAY EVENING. November i, ioov.
COTTON. This staple was In gool request, but
Considerable irrcgCiarity In prices prevailed, and
while mlddlings OF good grade were generally
sold at 25c, in consequence Of an absence OF
demand for strict m!ldling qualities buyers were
enabled TO some extent to purchase cotton TINT
was better than mlddlngs at the price OF the lat
ter, and qualities that approached middlings
were sold ut 2iA@247sc y IL. The sales were
about ESQ bales, viz: &c ut 231; 20 Mt 23sI; IA at
81; 1G at .4; ut oI'I; l73 at 24,1; 20 at 2I; Sc
at 2I2l; 10 Mt 2l7s; 265 at %; % ut 25,.. We
quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION
IHpGmSry Insr Mi;iotfg 10 good ordinary. 23A@24A
Middiing and strict mlddIIns ..25 O.
RIcE.-Thc inquiry was moderate and prices
rather weaker. Sales l33 ticrces OF clean Carroll
na, say Is tlerces at 7c 20 do at 7is As do at 7,s
so do. Mt 7idc q ib. We quote common 10 fair
clean Carolina at o'l@71s; good T,lc p ID.
NAVAL SToREs.-Therc was steady demand
with The following sales: Ill bbls spirits turpcn
tine at I2lic; $50 bbs extra No. rosn ut 50; 100
bbls No. 3 do. Mt 81 IS.
FnEIGnTs.-Thc supply OF freight room to most
points is for the moment sufficient for the dc.
mand. To Liverpool, by steam, engagements are
making at I'd a ID on uplanLs and 1hid OH sen
Islands; by SAIL 1&d OIL uplands and 1id on sea is
lands To IInvrc, by steam, nomina; by sail,
1,ic q ID OH upands and 1sic on sea islands
Coastwisc, to New York, by steam, &c q ID on
uplants and 1c OH islands; by sail, &c q ID on
uplands. To Boston, by steam, nominal; by sai
&c g ID OH uplands. To Philadelphia, by stcam
sc e lb on upands; by sail, somewhat nominal
TO Baltimore, by steam, is69ssc q ID on upands;
by sail, somewhat nominal.
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~ 0 W A G E.

The Steamer SAMSON having = rH~oA
been recently put IN thorough or ss4sssSIIss-slS
dcr Is now ready to tow vessels to and from sea-
and the phosphntc works on the Ashloy and Coop.
er Rivers.
For engagements, apply on board, to Captain
w. +. ADAlR, or at the office OF the Agency, East
Bay, opposite Accommodation Wharf.
uOy1 limo
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Passengers.

Hon b II Wilson, q lirown, f II Johnston, B II
Ward. II Sampson, W Kelley, 3 A Sparkmnn, L
Mlchaiowskl, u Eason, 8 d Rowland, L Prin.
j Lance. Mrs + Parker and servant, and o on
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NOW York RIcc nInrlsct.

NEW YORK, October 20-tFrom the Journal OF
Colnmercc. 1.-THE market has been quite unsettled
To-day. The arrivals have been large ana the de-
manu bcilIg small the holders were anxious to
rcanZe. 100 tcrces new crop Carolina sold at
Is dull and prices are In the buyers favor. We
quote lois In bond at 21ia3lc, gold, and lots, duty
puid, ut TIC currency.
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j. r.. II e d & 90.
No. 2es KING STREET onARLEsroN S C.

"cs ana
u the cheap
G
LA ACES An
naRE
snpenoa we have
HOSIERY English
CLoAKS AND is
Black nack
ScarT
on Belts and r6m Paraois
trimmings nGc
lei toncd
OUR FALL AND
I'm
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Markets by Telegraph.
FOREIGN MARKETS.

LONDON, November NO reports on account
or holiday.
LIVERPOOL, November l.-Noon.-Cotton opcn-
cd firm; uplands 12aI2i6d; Orleans 1alial2,sd;
sales $4,000 bales. Rcd Western wheat as 2da
os 3d. 'rcadstuTs quiet. Lard nat und un-
changed.
Evcning.-CottOn closed firm; uplanls 1oisd;
Orleans 127id sales 15 600 bales; export and spc-
culatton 5000 bales. Corn sos.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK, November l.-NOOn.-Stocks weak
and unsettled. Money CAT. Sterling, long, o.;
short, ols. Gold 2Sil. Cotton quiet at 2GIsc. Tar
good strained So 22H.
Evening.-Cotton u shade nrmcr, closing auict
ut 26,ic. Flour unchanged Wheat shade flrmer.
Corn opened heavy and closed shade ilrmer anu
more active. Pork heavy, closing at $50. Lard
unchanged. Whiskey heavy at 81 2OGI 81. Rice
steady; Carolina Sa9c Sugar steady. Coffee
firm. Molasses duh. Turpentinc 46lsa47 cents.
Rosn 80 eoas. Freghis steady. Governments
closed hcavy; Cas- 1l5x; Southcrns dull Money
| became suddenly active towards The close ami
rates advanced to 6a7; discounts dull nj l0a1s.
Sterling dull NJ lUJ. Gold dull nj 2st5a2S,S Stocks
| excited aad unsettled.
BALTIMORE, November 1.-Cot;on quiet; low
middling 251sc. Flour quiet anu unchanged
'"S"- "iii, iSN ~ oodl iSs SOTu QUii, wHllc SIN
TO- Fork S33. Bacon Gulc,. Lard 1sals isc
WhisIcy very dull; receipts increasing; 81 LA
11S.
C1SCISNATi, November l-WhisEoy dull Mt 81 10;
demand light. Pork dull at sal; new held nj
$50 80, buyers OF. New lard 1dkc. Stock Of la.
con exhausted. Corn In fair demand; new 5saoOc;
old s3aS5c.
LOUISVILLE, November L. Provisions firm.
Ness pork s31. Shoulders 16isc; clear sides 2O,ac.
Whiskey 81 10.
WILMINGTON, November l.-Spirits. turpentinc
nothing done. Rosln steady, 81 55a4 SO. Crude
turpcntine steady. Tar steady. Cotton quiet ut
2431a24hc.
SAyASNAH November 1.--Reccipts 1851 bales;
sales 1900 bales; mitling 2s2ic; market active.
AUGUSTA, November 1.-Cotton market firm;
sales Go3 bales; receipts 74s bales; mddlIng 24c
MOBILE, November l.-Cotton In good demand.
Stock Offering goods closed firm; sales 1000 bales;
mddling 24a241z cts. Receipts $3.50; exports 1eo
bales.
NEW ORLEANS, November 1.-Cotton active
middlings 25c sales 0Soo bales; receipts 5ooa; cx-
ports Saturday; coastwise, 1881 bales. Sugar
quiet; centrifugal 12Ac, prime I3Hc. Molasses
quiet; centrifugal e5a75c, prime soas5c, choice Ssa
eoc. Gold 2S>s. Sterling 3oH. Sight par.
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Euston s. Co.'s Cotton Report, for the
Week ending October 80, 1860.

fSSCh ctAStihS OCtoocT reO, loOOs
NEW YORK, October a0.-THE MARKET.-In
our last report the market closed 1seak at 26Sc
LOT nluuiihg uplands. Saturday, there S'.as no
special change In the tone Of the market Sale2
l2SS at 26lsc. Monday, there was hrmcr feel
Ing, and the market closed at 20Iic for middllng
and 20c for low midtlling:. Sales 2495. Tuesday,
steady: Sales a s. 2493 at 2S1c. wednesday. the
priSos wern sts sloch "erlng checked business
market rss oniS,ay sales 2all THURSDAY the
.'ales 2267. Yesterday the market was duh and
easier. Sales 1S0S ut 26c.
During the week prices here close &c lower on
mludlings, ana In Liverpool the quotation has
not varied from 12d TO l2Id for uplands and Or
leans. The stock In New York continues very
SMALL ana most OF the cotton arriving has already
been sold. There ls strong effort being made to
| dcpress prices by hear sacs and by reports OF
largely increased supplies for the coming year,
and we ind that we are almost alone In tho
| opinion that present prices are not dangerous
and that there will not be largc Increase in the
| Bombay supply. We think also tiiat owing tathc
great decrease In the production Of goods In Eng
land for the past ten months equal to the product
OF BOO, 900 baes) that the stocks cannot be large
and that q .pcriod'of increased spinning ana OF
| better prices Is approaching. We, therefore, do
| not hesitatetO say to our friends, buy now and
| follow the market down II IL should decline.
Upl'd & Fla. Mobile. N. 0. Texas.
Ordinary. @2iA @2+h @24A @25 :
Good ordinary.... @25H @251l @251 e326
Middllng: .:::..... @20 @20l @2sJs g2S1
Sales OF the week, 3,252 D2lcs-including $3.50
| to spnncrs, 1913 to spectators, and e200 to ex-
pOrterS.
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n r :. DA U E r.

n r DA U Z r.,
MUSIC DEALER, Plano Tuner, Teacher of vIo.
lin, Flute and Guitar. Repalrer Of Musical Istru.
ments.
Hitchcoek's Five and Ten cents Music always
on hand.
BALLS AND PARTIES furnished with the best
and most fashionable Music lately received from
Europe at moderate prices. Apply at No. 40
King street, four doors above Calhoun.
oct12 tu1mthemos
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FoR SAVANNAH VIA BEAUFORT.

The fast steamer "plI.oT BoY,n .n.er,
Captain Fem Peek will leave Mia- sss:Si..1=z7s
die Atlantic wharf for cnorc points every TTIuRs-
DAY MORNING, q. s O'Clock, until further notice.
~ uIteturnin2, will leave Savannah SATURDAY
MORNING, at o'clock.
nct0 J. d. AIKEN & co
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THINGS IN SUMTER.

Temper OF tho People and Aspect of the
Town-Tho Effect OF Improved Inn
plcmcnts and Methods OF Culture
Dawn OF Il Brighter Future.
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CHANGE OF sCHEDULE
FOR PALATKA FLORIDA.

FOR PALATKA FLORIDA.
VIA SAVANNAH. FRRNANDINA AND JACKSON
VILLA.
Tho Elegant and First-class . ,KWs r.
Steamer DICTATOR, Captain w. T. sgsssiSssEzaes
hcNGlty, WIN sail from Charleston every TUES
Returning the Steamer win leave Savannah
SUNDAY MORNING, Mt o'clock
Connecting With the Central Railroad Mt Savan-
nah for Mobile and New Orleans, and with the
Flori.a Railroad Mt Fcrnandlna for Cedar Keys,
nt which point steamers connect with New Or
leans, Mobile, PENSACOLA, Key West and Havana.
Through Bills I.ading signed to New Orleans and
Mobile
All freight payable on the wharf.
G0alS not removed at sunset will be stored ut
risk and expense OF owners.
J. d. AIKEN & CO., Agents,
oct4 South Atlantic Wharf.
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On and after the 23d OF October .T-A
the steamer CITY POINT, Captain ,l;Esi:sltsE{=SSS
George E. hcMillan, Will saii from Charleston
every SATURDAY EvESIEG, at O'Clock.
Returning, the CITY POINT will lcnvc Savannah
every THURSDAY MORNING, ut O'Clock Connect
ing with Central Railroad at Savannah for Mobile
and New Orleans, and with the Florida Railroad
steamers connect with New Orleans, Mobile, Pen
sacola, Key West and Havana
Through bills OF Ladlng given for cotton per So.
Tannah line OF steamers TO Boston.
through Bills OF Lading given for goods to Mo.
bile, Pensacola and New Orleans
J. d. AIKEN & CO., Agents.
octla South Atlantic Wharf