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An ABOUT THE STNTE.
Sudden Death.


a negro m.n n;.Incd Claiborne Rocks was
instantly killed last week NJ .c plantation OF Mr
a. w. Smith, in Chester County. While engaged
In ginning cotton he carGiCsSiy allowed his body
to bc caught between some parts OF the much
merry, aud hH skull was smashed in and his neck
broken before the horses could ha stopped. lie
died Immediately
Shooting.
In Chester. on Thursday nigh, last, q. deaf anu
dumb coiOrc'i imam known Ivy the name OF "Dunl-
my" became pOascsBed OF pistol which he com
nrnced using IN manner deemed dangerous by
colorcd man named Robert Henderson. Hen.
dcrs0n attempted tO dlsarm him, anu during the
sculic tho pistol exploded, mortally wnuniling u
milatto Siil named i.c0nOra Martin. The jury OF
in1rcst returned u verdict or accidental homicide
Scrians Accident.
The Darlington Southcrncr lcnrus that Mr.
George w. Earle, highly esteemed citizen OF the
county, wuS out IN - boat duck hunting, his gun
lying beside him, when IL went OIL, blowing away
:. portion Of the flesh under his left brsaRf near
the shlc, innicting very large wound. The
wound Is not considered dangerous.
More Arrests!
The Sumter Watchman says: 'rhc business OF
bringing our most respectable citizens TO town,
under arrest by the State authorities, continues
The idea seems to bo, 10y The number Of arrests,
and refusal OF bondsmcn, to exhaust the surcticB
in order that some OF the parties may he sent 10
1atl. Our people arc hearing these outraEes with
forilfude shat nl.lpet amounts 10 heroigni, for
which VIC cDmincno hem. These oprrcssors will
I'LL or Their Infamous purpoSc.o
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Y II A r l. Il S TON II OTEl
CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA.

This Hrat-class HOTEL, situated IN O plcasnnt
renders II tho most desirable Hotel for either per-
manent or transient guests. The aocommoda.
elegantly furnished npartmcnts for families and
single gentlemen. The proprietor viii endeayor
10 maintain the high reputation enjoyed by tho
will bn spared 10 deserve continuance OF the
lueral patronage heretofore bestowed uponi:.
Tile beat OF Livery Accommodations win be
found adjoining tho establishment.
Tie house is supplied with the celebrated Arte
sinn wnter, OF which delightful bnthB can be had
either day or night. Z. JACKSON,
julyla Proprietor.
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FOR LATKA, RIDA,
VIA SAVANNAH, PBRNANDINA JACKSON.
WILLIE AND LANDINGS ON ST. JOHNS RIVER.
sEM1-wEEKLY LINE

Steamer 'DICTAToR,n Captain ,,E<re. :.
w. T. McNclty, will saii from &c
Charleston every TUESDAY EVENING Ut O'CLOCK,
for above points.
Steamer "ClTY POINT" Captain George E. nc
MILAN, viii sail from Charleston every FRIDAY
EvKkIH6, at O'Clock for above points. Connect.
Ing with all railroads At Savannah going South
aud West. Connecting with the Florida Railroad,
at Fernandina, for Cedar Keys, from which place
steamers connect with Mobile and New Orleans.
Connecting, ut palatka, with llart's steamers for
TIC 0clnWahn River. Through Bills of Iadin,
freIghts payable on the wharf All goods remain.
ing on tho wharf at sunset will be stored ut risk
and expense OF owners.
tSigncd) ]. u. AIKEN l. CO.,
nOvl3 AgGnia.
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Wilmington Marked.

WILMINGTON, November 25.-SriRITS TURpsN.
TINE Sales of 10 New York casks at A2i:c, L,ar.
kct Closing dull. with declining tendency.
ROSiN.-Sale3 1868 bbls ut 81 i0a$ OK fu:
strained, 81 ca for strained and No. 2 81 SO = !;
No., S3ai i2ls for No. l. 1878 for extra No. l. an,i
- LOT Iaic,market closing steady Tor bower
grades, and dull for ulcduni
CRUDE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of saa biNs. ut s:,a
, o5 Tor soft, and 81 10 for hari-;hc market
closing ut 81 75aS3.
ThH.-SalcS or 2g bbls at 81.
CoTToE.-Sulcs OF II bales at r3l23N,c
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| right. Employers say il to9k :, third to keep
| hnnds when they held slaves and paid no wages.
This Is MI they give now. The cmpIOycr, OH Il
good crop, makes from 500 to $40 on each man.
Tho men almost starvc. We want some plan and
one half lhc crop.
The convention then adjourned to ga. NJ. TO-
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The Charleston Cotton, I.icc n,,d Naval
stores f7nrfsct.

AHc ShaEicSton SottOn. t.tcc nsttt naval
stores f7nrfsct.
OFFICE CHAKIEsTow NEWS.
FRIDAY EvESlNG November 90, 1869.
Co1ToS.-rhe demand WAS very ligh: ana main-
ly To I'LL UP freight engagements, the article being
dull ami prices weak. Sales ahuut 100 bales viz:
81 at s1s; 10 a. 21; Is 1T ~; AZ .4iS; 13 nj 2+
and, OH the evening, hrEorc, l!U bales Il: 2l';c r
10. We quote:
ILvERrOo;. Cl.ASSrr:C.-IOE.
Ordinary 10 good ordinary. ID ;GH2%&
LOW miduliilS .235i 6E-
MNunhB ~ d
Strict middllns .3iis@j2ii.
RIcE.-Thc market for :his grain WAS quiet ami
without transac;ioEs Of importance; sales ~
tierces OF clean Carolina a. G'Sc = IL. We quote
common to fair clean Carolina at GtNGi;c; gou,i
oA@021 p III.
NAVAL. SroEE:.-'rhcvc was u l!na:tGd inquiry,
the following tran saciioas taxing place: s;.y II
bbls spirits turpcnLnG y: sc; 81 nhlS low No.
rosln ut 81 10; IL bbls extra No. at s.; S. bills
No. . Mt 81 so; ST hh.s 80. Ut 81 81.
FREIGurS.-Thc supply OF freight room TO mos,
points is for the moiacnt sufficient for the dc.
mand. To Liverpool, by Sicarn engagements are
mnking at 2id q ID on uplantls and ii:! on sen is!
ands by sal, IA OH upiand5 ana 5d Oh sea islands.
To Iiavrc, by steam, nominal; Ivy SAIL nominal Il:
Ike OH uplantlS ana sc DI sea islands, nominal.
Ceastwisc, to New Ycik, by steam, &C e III on
upands and lc on sea Islands; by sail, ,sc z III OF
uplan'ls. TO tIostnn, by steam, nominal; by sail,
&c Q iB OIL npIanhs. To Philadelphia, by steam.
sc . ID on uplanis; by sail, somewhat ROM
nni. To baltimore, by steam, laGysic T, 10 On
up'andsi BY s;''l somewhat nominal.
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Receipts 1:y Railroua, novcmbor &c.

SOUTH CAE0lISA RAILROAD.
!'Ic bales cotton SIS bales domrstcs, car stock.
To itailrond Agent, l. ID ncSauSsurc, J ID Aiken 4
co, w Ryan, Frost Adger, Hccdcr & Davis @
Waller & co; felZer, Rodgers Il CO, A J Salinas,
MONTY K ca, Bowling 4 co, Wagner, Stewart &
co. w Is Smith & co, w p Hall, Willis & Chisolln,
q W Williams 4 CO, Brodc Il co, f J wiss & co, A
D Mulgan anil others.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
lo2 bales cotton, ITO bushels rice, tobacco, mtse
NG To Rccder " Davis Frost q Anger, Geo W
Williams co, Graeser I. Smith, Mowry Il CO, W
Ryan, kirkpatrick Il Wittc, Ravenel & CO, III
graham & Son, Mnntouc &c co, Wiss d co, ] Z Adj
ger co, S Hubbard and Railroad Agent.
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fanrn GOODS, Nc.

i N cY q o o u
JAMES L.AN's,
novIo wslmo No. ao7 KING STREET
A VI 81 TO r
Once rail II We only kncw where tic resident
cl,izcus made their purchases there we Should get
vel served. To such we oGer
A DIRECTORY.
The ladies' who desire the latest s;y.,.s OF fash
Ionahlc Head Dressing, Cnrls, ChlgnOns CT
liraida, Go 10 nj. 4 A. ASHTON.
The gentlemen who desire to be prescnt able in
60 10 ID 4 A. ASHTON.
al who desire the best German cologncs.
En tn NJ l. a ASHTON.
For Dlatlcm or Coronal Combs, MI
Go to III. l. A. ASHTON.
Those who require the hest Extracts,
co to NJ 4. ASHTON.
Livery one who desires good Hair brushes or
COMBS, Go to NJ d a. ASHTON.
or necessity MI who require g0na Tooth
Brush, Go TO N. 4 u. ASHTON.
Por genuine Taic de Vents, all mus;
60 TO AZ. " A. ASHTON.
For Hair Dyes and Rcgenerators, nearly NIL
60 TO M. Il Il. ASHTON.
IN feet. M who require genuine goods from the
fSi1s.y f.aDia'ys hSsienia"c' shsI;Sse,. IbhasI;sy's;
Cowdrays, SlGosncl,s,
Piver, }elL,owe & Sons g
Guerlain lSlYnrflley g
As also. venis Goods in their line from every
reputable manufacturer In the States,
Go TO NJ. s. A. ASHTON,
No. e40 King street,
Five doors from Market street.
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Tho New York Rice Mark.t,

NEW YORK, November 23.-lFrom the journal
domestic IL quiet The inquiry liz for such lots rs
the dealers can use within IL few dayR, but the re-
ccipts are not sntclcnt To allow the stock TO ac-
cunulatc. We notice sales OF 40 ticrccs Ut 7a7Hc.
Wo quote as the range 7a1iac. In east india the
business Is confined 10 small lots In bond NJ 27;a
3isc, gold.
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Those who have tried It. know that It cured them
those WHO have not, know that IL cures their
neghh0rs and friends, and all know that what IL
does once it does always-.llat it never falls
through any fault or neglect OF It's composition.
We have thousands upon thousands OF Tic Certiii-
Gates or their remarkable cures or the following
complaints, but snch cures are known in every
nelghborhood, and We need not publish them.
containing neither calomcl or any tccteri0us
drug, they may he taken with safety by anybody
Their sugar coating preserves them ever fresh and
makes them pleasant TO take, while being purely
vegetable no harm can arise from their use in AM
quantity.
They operate by their powerful influence on the
internal yiscera to purify the blood and stimulate
u into healthy action-remove the Instructions OF
the stomach, bowels liver, ana other organs OF
the body restoring their Irregular action 10 health,
and by correcting, wherever they exist, such
arrangements as arc the first origin OF disease
Minute directions are given In Tic wrapper on
the box. for the following complaints, which thesc
PILLS rapidly cure:
For DYSPEPSIA or IEDlGEsrioS, IIsTLEssNEss.
LAEouoh and Loss OF APPETITE, they should bc
taken moderately to stimulate the stomach and
restore its healthy tone ana action.
For LIVER COMPLAINT anh its various symp.
toms, BILIOUS HEADACHE, SICK IiEADAcnE, JAUH.
BILIOUS FEyEEs, they should be jut!iciousiy taken
Tor eaon case, to correct tie diseased action or
remove tile oljStriIcti0nS which cause Ii.
For DYSESTRRY or DIAEEMu:A, hut tonc mild
dose ia generally required.
For RnElIMATIsM, GOVT, GRAVEL. PALpIrATIoN
OF THE llEAEr. PAIN IN TIiE SIDH, BACK ana
Lungs, they shoultl hc continuously taken, as re.
qnirch, to change tho diseased action or the ays.
TEN. Win sIch change those complaints dis.
appear.
For DROrsY and DRoraicAL SwEILISGs they
Should 6s taken III large and frequent doses to
produce The effect OF 4 drastic purge.
For SUPPRESSION Il large dose eli0uld hC taken
as it produces the desired effect by sympathy.
As IIENEn PILL, take one OF two Pills TO pro.
mote digestion and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach ana
bowels Into healthy action, restores the appetite,
nnd inVIoraics the system Hence II Is often al.
Sanfage0us where no serious arrangement exists.
dose or these PILLS makes him feel decidedly bet.
yer, from their cleansing and rcnoyatng effect on
the digestive apparatus.
DIR. J. G. AVER & Co, Practical Chemists.
Lowell. Mass, u. s. A.&
Sold NJ wholesale nnd retail by DOWIE
NOISE, Charleston, s.. c., and by Retail DruggIsts
everywhere. DAo Oct4 mWf3nios
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
0oISyR GEORGE,
J. ARCHER, PROPRIETOR.

w0nld respectfully inform my numerous Gus
toTnerB tnat have returned from New York, and
have received per stclners Manhattan and James
Adgcr 10 cases assorted merchandise, comprising
everything In the NOTION. HOSIERY, SHIRT,
TIES and general fancy line. Ny stock, at pres
cnt, Ia the largest ever offered In this city. Ny
position with importers and Manufacturers, "as
CAsu buyer" gives me many advantages, cna-
bling me TO sell all goods at least from rs TO 30
per cent. less than those holding old stock preyi.
0usly bought on CREDIT.
Odd lots given away.
Price list on application.
BAZAAR, No. 363 KING STREET,
Corner George.
The Ladies' Pavor.tc Store.
66- several smart, intelligent YonthB wanted.
EOr9 lmo
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POET CA LEND Ar.
MARINE NEWS
EsTON, NOvEMBER 27
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Er bark Arbitrator, Irwin, Iivcrpool-46 days.
salt; TO Wagner, iiuger co; ., , 40
1865 bushels corn. 10 Il NJ Butler:
steamer Fannie, White, Georgetown, g G, &c.
ia eols rice, GIL bushels rongh rice bales cot
Mcpherson q co, Frost & Adger. Shackcford 4
Kelly, Terry Nolen, Fraser Is Dill, II PrInglc d
Son, Il II Barnwcll, j II Eason & Bro, and Order
Flat from James Island. bags sea island cot.
ton. TO Fraser Dill
BOat from Wediaalaw. 4 bags eco island cot
ton. To Fraser K Dill.
Boat from Johns Island. q bags sea island
cotton. To John COlc0ck 4 CO.
Boat from Christ Church. 3bags sea island cot.
ton. To Gaillard & Minott.
Boat from Johns Island. 2 bags sea island cot
ton. To Gaillard Il Minott.
lioat from Johns Island. 9 bags sea island
cotton. TO Roper 4 Stoncy.
Boat from Christ Church. bagH sea island
cotton. To Roper Il Stoncy.
Received from Chlsolm's An-12 tterces rice
and bags sen island cotton. To J Colcock Il co,
hoWry CO, ROPER Stoney.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship J W Eyerman, Hinckley, Philadcl.
Bark Annie Kimbaii, stlnson, Lverpool-stree.
BrOs & co.
l'r bark Iris, Tulloch, port in Great BritaIn-Is
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Stcamship w Eycrnan. IIinckley, Phiiadci.
phia
FROM TiIls PORT
Brig s. strou,, Hammond, brunswick, Gu, No.
UP FOR THIS PORT.
schr Hawkins, Wyatt, rs New York. No
ycinbcr "a.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Briy IIalnpden, Perkins, as New York, Novc,n'
schr Z Baird, ireland, at New York, Novem.
ber %.
schr NJ Richards, Irving, at New York, No
The Silevc Bloom, Ieask, at Liverpool, Novcm.
her o.
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TTPHAM's ANTIDoTE FOR STRONG
~ DRINK.

SURH CURE PoR DRUNKENNESS.
Ono Dollar Bottle. Sent by maik postage
psld, on receipt OF price.
Tho Antidoto Is tho best remedy that can be
administered in .Manlaa-Potu, and also for MI
nervous nnGctiOnB.
For sole ny DR.. II. DAER
No. 19l Meeting street.
octe Agent for Sovth cnroihtA.
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Tho Hens In Council.


There's tunluIt in :hr hcu-cu0p.
There's clucklny on the rail;
Or is, =, ladies, snIcS
Mrthinl;s plI soIiIy enter
Whntis ihIs5 Some scratching here
The cluctinr llcn,Y; convention
M rDuetrr cccu auprarI
tIork : whn. A ,carful taking.
III sromI hcrc hy the door
hnr, np;y she ilas the forr.
Her neck looks rather wiihcrrH,
IIcr feathers aiuch t.craycd;
That beuk ~ slightly rrddur
Than when size vi rs u mai.l.
Ont spoke this ancient layer
Tier voice was ttin and sht1u
1'his row viii make inc in:
You know Pm not u chicken.
In twCnty-unc tO.,lay.u
"iicr twC.Ityl What Il Shonrcr.'
ihcard Il Young hen sny.
The subject of my .cctnrc
.ls an your rights, you know
should strike the final blow:
Too long have we been Matching
Ror other peoples Hhcivcs--
The times arrived. my sistcrs,
10 hatch CSSs for ourselves.
''Sha.l we give all our scrapings
TO feed unothcr'S NAV.
And stopping OF our jaw
Let us be slaves no longer,
Far rather let us die.
"l want TO he u rooster
Ihearu q maiden cTy.
hate the stuck.np monsters,
Who airui. and fumc, and fret,
Are only made 10 pet.
Thank goodnesS have never
Yet listened TO their crow"
"Bccau3c," remarked n chicken,
"You never had u beau"
''Thc day " not far distant,
Inatcnd OF co,.SGiis meas,
To conScta recti hens;
Whcn we shnll walk in Tocdom,
And strut around the street,
With combs upon OIr nodtllCs,
And spurs upon our feet.
when we shall have our Senate
Composed or female brains,
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W o W A G Il

The Steamer SAMSON having :. st
beon recently PIT in thorough Or q!
der, isnow ready to tow vessels to md ir0iI sei
and the phosphate works on .he Ashley and Coop.
er Rivors.
For engagements, apply on board, to Captain
". +. ADalR, or at the office OF the Agency, East
Bay, opposite Accommodation Wharf.
noyl limo
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THE LABoR CONVENTION.

What tho Farm Laborcrs DcsIre--Mc-
moriaii1ing the Lcgislaaure-Whnsl
is to be aonc-Plafnts from, the Coun-
tics-Sccona Days Proceedings
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PHILhDEi.pir;A-Pcr steamship W i;vcrmnn-
as bales upland cotton, 10 bates yarn, l7i hhls
naval stores, q ticrcrs rIcc 20 casks clay, la5
empty hills.
LlvERroOL-Tcr bark Annie Kiinhall-1j bags
sca isanh cotton, 252l bales upland cotton.
bblS naval stores.
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Enshvil,c Cotton m.,,ct,

NASHVILLE, November 2s.-CurroS-Tbe re-.
ccipts for Tho week ending to-day have brcn
1870 bales, With sa!cs OF .o9, and shipments or
1870 halcs.
NJ ihc date Of our las; review VIC reported the
market healthy in tone, with sales OF low mid.
ding ut 23c. One the day following II was nrIncr
AMI holders were asking 23Mc. Thursday, owing
New York, the market closed weak ut 23c. No
business on Friday. Saturday tic market WAS
Without r,ns enangs chung Monday !, vas l"pGud. and
Ths morning our market opcncd quiet vi last
evcnlnB's quotations, and some sales were made
ut 22s1c for low miidling, but ON receipt of dis
patches giving yesterdays receipts NJ the ports,
holders were free sellers where previous prices
could be obtained, and later. when the dspntchcs
announced {, decline OF &c In New YorE. onr
The marke. closed: We quote: ,ordinaryi ais.a2s;
go0u ordinary 22I; low mttldllng 22Hc,
COTTON STATEMENT.
stock on hard September l, 1869. 49,. None
Received to-day Observation-Disclosures. 2!5
Received previously. s,la4-s, ,4za
Total. .................. $40
Shipird previously. Gss5-7, COS
Stock on hand .............. 1853
FInUlt.-Ille market continues dun except IN n
local why. We heard OF sales Il: s. TO 81 u for
WnEAr.-Wc heard OF ,hc sale ts.day of 500
bushels loose from wagon, comprising rcd, aWbcr
and lloughton mixed, nj 81 IL y bushc, and
delivered IN depot
CoRN.-Ncw loose commands sec q bnshcl; Old
0ArS.--wc quote loose from wagon nj Gcaa5c;
sacked and delivered in depot 75asoc
Interior Cotton Markets.
GREENS'LLE, November .I.-sa!es ", The week
Go halcs; cXtrc,l,s -. 90a22c.
COLUMBIA, November 25.-Saies OF cotton to-
day about lca bales; nitdlings BIT
fORKVIli.E. November 2i.-Coiton is firm nj
about the same prices. We quote @1,.c for midi
dlings.
MONTGOMERY, November o3.-Thc market is
dull; low mid,!!ings 22.ccE;s; more sellers than
buyers.
ATLANTA. November 2I.-Thc market closed
Glilci ~ .3c for iiddlingS; 221s for low mddngs
Il y fur good ordillary:.0A for ordinary.
CHESTER, November @,.-Thc Mnrkc;, with
..cIi receipts, has rcI,liut steady OH the basis
OF - !, foE mdd!inr, Il. which figures we close tile
week.
SELMA, November c4.-MarSc: dull and offer
lnps light. Sales ahou. 20 halcs al lower prices
Mldd!lng 2.tlc; low mlddiing 90; good ordinary
.lisn2l5G.
CHARLOTTE, November 22.-Last week the
market opened firm 1t 22,sa223ic, and continued
NJ these prices until Friday, when an advance or
i to &c took place, closing on Saturday ut n:kl
9alfc for good style low niit!iiEg. Sales for the
week 413 bales.
MACON, November 2f.-Receip:s today 3oG
bales; sales %J3 bales; shipped G55 bales. 'Tllel
WIS good demand 10 day. but very lit;lc offer
ing. The inarkc. closed steady :iiis evening Mt
22tac for nitltliing. There las been a decided If
nf heavy falilns OF in tho receipts OF cotton the
past week at THIS Point OWING ~ tue generally
bad weather ana .he low market pricc
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com NJ EItCI1L NEVIS.
ESIiOrtS.

iLyEsrOoI--ler Iir bark Arhi.rat or-.peN sacks
sau. 10 Wagner, i;;gcr & co.
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PRAKTs ASTRAL OIL

BYR FAMILY OSe-No CHANGE OF LAMPS
astsheSSA pssssCa,y ssssa Illuminating oil-stieily
pmSSNo MEtme No Chemicals -WlIlnot Explode
ETn5ss !4s dosIoos beng asderrccs higher Gun is
Ie@(Eed hy Yrs Sovsi siSnonsS Suseqinlied for Bill
@SSAcae. AkGb Pros "1ssSSSas safase
in ryrry rosm /SnbicsolS yI,6s Pm
pdstaza omHoys<6A CnAs. fpRAET.
k0EaaAshcd IN y77a,\\
MmF Pa6z6TS. and bAalrs
(iHsdedS fntGass GasN
nn $3.50. ra fUETeN ST. NE& SNlfS
ecnd tr Circulars, uahl ltts6nnniala md,ricel l;as
For snlo by the Agents In Charleston,
GOODRICH, WINEMAN d CO.,
sspt6 mwf 6moe No. - Uayne street.
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MEMORANDA.

Tho brig Rcnshnw, which arrived T1lursday
Was consigned to Rislay Oroighton; tho cargo
" w Johnson.
TIE schr II Kes,ing, Roblsnon, from George.
town, 8 @, arrived nt Now York November %.
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EXTRA TRIP TO BEAUFORT AN
CHIsOLM's LANDING ON AED AFTER
DECEMBER 2.

psne Steamer per- rIL9r La RI 10Y Captain
points every FRIDAY MoRNIRo, at O'Clock. Kc
turning will leave Beaufort same evening to suit
the tide. J. ID. AIKEN d CO.
n0V23 Agents.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

SAYANsAI, November 2G.-Arriyed, brlga + A
Cochran, III export; Catawbu, Philadelphia; Bcr-
tha, RIO Jaiiciro; ships Virginia Campbell iAvcr.
pool; Venus, Host0n; nurmas, Livcrpooi; sclrs
Ellen q King, Corlas, Nc; bark B DufuB Dublin.
Cleared, ship lronsides, Liverpool.
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We have received by last steamers an invoice OF
Heavy, Fine and Medium CLOTHING, in Blolley ,s
Bcarcr, All-WOol Melton, French, Scotch and
American Cashmere Over Sacks Double Srcas, Cd,
Beaver Sacks, French Trcot, Scotch Chcvio, Fine
Cashmere. Dress and Business Snits, MI OF our
own manufacture, juS: made in the latest styles
ALSO,
good assortment OF HEAVY CLOTHING me.
dunn quality, Of other manufacture
We arc selling entire Business Suits n; slo sl2
tlt, SIS s2l, So, s2G and $50. Dress suits ~:
sls ST. so, I3b, s37, $50 and $50.
Dress Frocks from 80 10 s3o.
Sacks ana English Walkiu. Goats. f.oln g.. 10
$50.
fan:aiooEs from s.i 10 81.
Vests from 81 10 to$7.
we warran. al Clothing; Of our own manufac.
work.
FURNISHING GOODS.
Our "pERFECT SllIRT'' at So and sa. Heavy
White aud Coiorcd Neriuo Undcrshirts and Draw
era a. s.. Fine Mcrno Shirts and Drawers Can
Ton 11annc, and Jean Drawers. Fine Linen Col
lars at 81, 81 10 ana s2 per dozen. Cloth, Kid,
Beaver and Dogskin Gloves, Mcrino ana Cotton
Half Hose, bows, Tics, &c, &C., at extremely low
prices.
Heavy Double and Twist Cassimc.es a, retail ~
81 per yard.
nS- One Price and no &c, iaiion
MACULLAR, WILLIAMS d PARKER.
No. DOT KING STREET,
Store formerly occupied by McDun Cohen.
nov15 mwf limo
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPY:S
THROUGH LINZ TO
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN
GLANCE OF SAILING DAYS.

Steamers OF the ahsve line leave Pier ,.,E-fEs.
No. 42, North River, foot OF Cannl street, SNlssS
New York, ut IL O'Clock noon, OF the 9th aud
2lst or every month texcert when these dates full
ON Sunday, then the Saturday precetng.)
Departure OF 9th and 2iHt connect NJ Panama
with steamers for South Pacific and Central Amer.
lean ports. Those OF 9th touch at Mnuzpnilio.
Steamship JAPAN leaves San Francisco for
Japan and China December 4, 1863.
No California steamers touch at Havana, but go
direct from New York tn ArPInwoiI.
ono hundred pounds baggage free 10 each adult.
Medicine and Attendance FREQ.
For PnsenGe Tickets or further information an.
ply rs the COhPANY'S TICKET OPFICE, on tile
wharf foot OF Canal.street North River, New
York. f. II BABY Aren't
marchl2 Tyr