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TIE CHINESE As LiBORERS. ,
What Old Ben Wade Thinks about
Them-The Men for tho South,

Senator Wade, we see, expresses himself q
little sstonished with the Chinese laborers on
the Pacific, and particularly with the novelties
of this labor.
Mr.. Wade states that he had visited many
factories in various parts of the world, but bad
never seen any class OF men as we'll adapted
for the manufacture of woollen fabrics as the
Chinese. They are patient, ingenious aud re-
liable, and have their minds 20 little attracted
BY outside matters that they appear to b. as
mechanical in their movements as the machln-
ery tley attend. Both the senator and bis
party thought the people OF Califol MIA werc
standing in their own hight by rejecting this
very useful labor. BE thought other States IN
the Union, as soop as they understand the
character Of this intelligent, patient and INDUS
trious race, would expend millions OF dollars
in obtaining them. He expressed the rem mrk
that before ten years would pass the people OF
California would be framing laws to prevent
the deportation of the Chinese, WI b fur more
Zeal than they now sought to prevent them
coming here He stated that he did not con-
slider the subject OF theIr immigration to this
STATE as of local character, such as Its Lceis-
lature could control. 1t was na'iooa!
ques ion. which since tho emancipation OF
the negroes and the gro wing .csiro to
importance than almost any other subject, ba
cause these MT n CINE here TO perform labor
aImus; exclusively. while tho lmmigra" Is floin
other countries continued as laborers only long
enough 10 obtain means to pioeGIe land or SCI
I'D IN buslne. 8 for themselves. he stated that
he had ap, ,,onted to meet the he Ids OF the SIX
Chinese companies in this city on FRIDAY next
when be would cndcavor to obtain certain ln-
formation from them direct. &c thought il
California woull adopt tho national cure cy,
and treat tho CHINESE Literally, IN few years
it might become the greatest Manufacturing
State IN the Union. Eastern capitalists, man
utacturers and artisans preferred the currcHc,
Of the Uuon to the cumbersome mon OF Cal
iforpia. He thought California committed a
great error ID lot accepting the national cur
rency when fret in roducel-an opluioi which
was endorsed py all tn cJm )any present, sey-
eral Of whom were prominent citiz.ns OF Ban
Francisco.
The New York Commercial favors the Chi
nese immigration movement. The editor
thinks it will not on y help the Southern plant
ers, .ut it will aid New York also IN getting
cheaper domestic servants.
The active aud capable asiatlcs I've are told)
will make great ch ,nge in the ASPECT OF tbe
lapoI QUESTION, and If thev SHOULD come IN
rapidly aud in large numbers tn y would make
themselves felt at once. Bousrbeepers here
sbouts bave faith that they will at on.s make Il
reliable arm OF Il dc mestic service.
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Gbitnarg.

MASsEY.-Died, at Rice hope Plantation. on
Cooper River osihe 23d of June, 1859 after short
illness OF three days. MARY FRANCES, youngest
daughter of W P. and {. E. MASSEY, aged years,
months and IS days.
"Tbe Lord gave, and the Lord hath taken away,
blessed be the name of the Lord"
Young and lovely. has thou LEFT us
Fltd tlhv mother g fond embrace;
Gracious Gcdl thou has bereft u.s.
Hide not from us now Thy face.
Where look we but unto Bpaven,
There our treasure Is removed;
Lent little wrile, not given.
Yet, that loan how fordly loved.
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TIE CASE OF TURNER, THE NEGRO
POSTMASTER OF MACON

ATLANTA. July 6-The negro Turner, post
master Of Macon. Ga, was released by the
United States Marshal tonight and returned
to Macon. The women having in their posses
sion the stolen United States Treasury notes
were released on Ave hundred dollars bond,
after private conversation between the Uni
ted States Marshal and some lawyers. Ths
whole affair will be exposed IN q few days, and
the guilty parties brought to trial.
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kT CONCLUSIVE EVIDENCE IN FAVOR
OF HOSIETTtR'5 STOMACH BITrERS.-W. Il.
REESE, leading druggist in Monticello, ILL.,, IN
letter of June g. 1885, writes 10 this eect "Having
soil Ho,TETTER5 BIrTERs for the past four
vears canuot but speak Of the article as being tue
best tonic and appetizer e1tant Dniog the ague
season of 1865 could not keep o sufficient stock
on hand 10 supply my customers. In fact, your
Bitters was as saple as quinine. learn that ply
sicians pres ribe it all over the western country
Indeed. great many families tbiek they are moi
safe without your invaluable tonic"
J,K wrTaERspooN Esq, magistrate oil her-
shaw County s. c. stltes. under date pri lS' 1906
that he has used the Bitters constantly IN MS own
family for the previous two years. BE first tried Inc
preparstiou when suffering from exhaustion pro.
duced by severe attack Of fever. Before the hrst
bottle was finished he experienced a remarkaoie
change for the better. he had tried brandy at the
outset, but found that did hIm moro harm t1an
GOOD. In one month from the ume he commenced
using the Bitters his he'll b, strength and appetite
were restored. He had recommended the article to
otbers in like eli cumssances and never known 1t TO
fall, and had founl ita perfect specific for chills and
fever"
Mr. sAMrEL YoUSe. of Clarion, Pa. under date
Apri 6. 1868, certhes that he was completely cured
of lone of the most distressing attacks Of dyspepsia
that e, or afflicted auy mota" by three bottles OF
the Bters after varlous other remedies had proved
90 CT css" Resto ed to perfect heat tb, he thames
"that excellent preparation for The result
Dr.. u N SPENCER, Of Brush Crock, Perry coun-
ty, Ala, writing thence February 8, 1863. says II
have used your stomach Btters for sever years in
NV practice. and find them superior to most ofthe
Bite pow pres:1ibei by the profession generally.
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sS PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAdE.-A
NEW COURSE OF LECTURES. az delivered at the
New York Huseum of Anatomy, embracing tue SUD
iects aow to Live AMI What to Live for !; fou'h'
Maturity and Ola age Manhood generally revle"'
ed the cause OF Indigestion Flatu'"nce ana Ner'
IONS Disc ,ses accounted for ! arr1aGe Philosophi-
caly Considered &c. These Lectures will be for'
varded on receipt Of four stamps. by addressing
SECRETARY BALTIMORE MUSEUM OF ANATo.
.,y yo IA We.t Baltimore street, Baltimore. Nd.
.nrii 10 mwf Tyr
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%BArCHELOR'5 HAIR DYE.-rHIs
spepdId Hair Dye is the best in the world the only
true and perfect Dye; harmless. reliable. instaa a'
neoua no disaroointm mt; no ridiculous tints; rem
edies the i'll effects Of bad dyes; lnvi2orates and
leaves tie balr sof and beautiful black or brorn.
>old ~ all Druggists and Pertumers; and properly
applied at Bachelors Wig Factory. Nc. - Bond
street, New York. Tyr May %
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APArRIOTIC oUrBURsT.

NEW YORK, July 6-Mayor Hall, addressing
the Tammany Society whils celebrating the
Fourth, favored Cuban independence, con-
demned the action Of the administration throw
ing obstacles in the wsy. and favored viger-
GUS policy on the Alabama claims.
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aTTHE PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK Or
CHARLESTON, s. Gully Sd, 1869 The Board
of Directors wing declared semLannual Dividend
of SIX DOLLAR per share, free Of state and Gov
ernmept Tax the same will be paid 10 Stockholders
on and after the eth instant. -
JOHSF. ROBERTS,
July5 Cashier Lro fem.
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sS DURING MY ABSENCE FROM Ibis
state, I have appointed W GEORGE eIBBEs SIS
my Attorney to attend to all business pertaining to
The Agency Of the Life Association Of Am merics for
tb,s branch. Mp. CARTER,
Agent Of Life ASSOCIATION of America.
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An LRLSH MOVEMENT.

CHICAGO. July 6.-The Irish National Repub-
ican Convention organized with j. W. Fnzge-
raid, Of Cincinnati, as President, and Vioe
prcs;dents for the oishteen States represented.
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HS The Relatives, Friends and Ac-
qusintances of MIR. spd Mrs D. MURRAY are res
pectfuly invited to attend the Funeral Services Of
their daughter. ANN JANE, TH1s AFTERNOON, at
three O'Clock from their residence, No 1s Laurens.
street corner of Marsh. Juiy7
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x9- The Relatives and Friends OF MIR.
and Mrs. THos ]. CAN'T. and Of JAMES L. and
RICHARD L. CAN'T, are invited TO attend the Funeral
services of THOMAS. infant BON of the former, at
Glebe street Presbyterian Church, THIS MORNING.,
at Nine o'clock Jute7
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gIHE NEATEsT. TIE QUICKEST AND
THE cHEApEsT-THE NEWS JOB OFFICE, No.
14a EAST BAY, having replenished its Stock with
new and large assortment OF mstoral OF inc hness
quality and latest styles, is prepared 10 execute
the shortest notice and In the best manner, JOB
PRTN TING of every description.
Call and examine the scale Of prices before giving
your orders elsewhere.
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.funeral Motifes.

aS- The Relatives, Friends and Acc
ouaintanc.s .s of Mr.. and Mrs. JOdN q. MILLER and
family with the members Of the Methodist Churches,
ara respectfully invited to attend the Funeral of the
former at rlnity Church, THIS AFTERNOON. at half.
past Four O'Clock. without further invitation.
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July 5
s.F1Rsr National BANK OF

a6FIRSr rI0NAL BANK OF
cH ,RLEs EsrON-CHARLESTON. JULY 8, 1862
DIVIDEND NO ICE-The Board Of Directors hav-
ing declared Semi annual Dividend OF FIVE s6)
DOLLARS per Share, free OF tax, the same will be
paid to Stockholders on and after TuEsDAY the 9th
inetant. WI. Z. bhEESE'
ru,va Cashier.
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Sperial aotifrs.

~ coNsIGNEEs' NOTICE DESPATCH
LINE-The brig AMRRICUs will discharge Cargo
Tus DAY, at Central Wharf. Goods not called for
before sunset i'll be stored at risk and expense OF
Consignee. No claim allowed after goods leave the
wharf. WILLIAM hOaCH w.
July7
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"A New York boarding. chool keeper saYs
that for cash he has been Cff.red West Point
nomi.atiors by authorized agents Of Congress
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sgsoUrH CAROLINA LOAN AND TRUST
COMPaNY-S SAVINGS D PAR iMENT. Deposits
made on or before Goth July, will draw interest from
Is, in .tan'. THOMAS B. wARING, Cashier
Inr
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Il FAST PRINCE.

Albert Edward Treading In the Foot
steps of George the Fourth-Hfs Inn
moral Private Life and Recklessness-
The Britons Indig nant and Everybody
TalR1ng.
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es- ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN.-oN rHE
Errors and Abuses incident to Youth and Early an.
hood. W tn the humane view OF treatment and cure
cent by mail tree Of charge. Address HOWARD AS.
ISOLATION, Be- p thIladc phia, Pa
NAV oa anlos
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NEW YORK AND CHARLEsT . n.
MSHIP LINE.
FOR " E w 70 II X
CABIN PASSAGE $40. =.

S~a- TIE SPLENDID sIDEWHRRLl
NS43 STEAMSHIP CHAMPION. r. A.
ZEIEflIH3f' LOCKWOOD Commander, will saH
e9H from Adger's south Wharf on FAT
uRDAY, July 10. al O'Clock P. M.
E An extra charge Of S. made for Tickets pur-
chased on board after sailing
a4 No Bills Of Ladng signed after the steamer
leaves. s.,
nS- Through Bills Lsding given fol, Cotton TO
Boston and Providence. B. l.
AT through Bills OF Lading given TO Liverpool
Asr Marine insurance by thus line n per cent
NJ The steamers OF this line ara hrst class in
every respect and their Tables supplied with I'LL
the deicacies OF the New York and Charleston msf.
kets.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
JAMES ADGEh co.. Agents,
Corner Adger's Wharf and East Bay mp-.tars.)
~ MANHATTAN viii follow on SATURDAY, Ja,s
IL, AZ - O'Clock NJ
July6 -t.- 'c'.-
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srDUrCBERS LIGHTNING FLY-KILLER.
Dsath to the Living Long live the Killers! sod
by Dealers everywhere. limo Junf ~
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The filler Of The przs baby at the recent
Boston show is q one-aimed mau.
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H NOrICE.-NATIONAL FREEDMAN'S
SAVINGS BANK-DEPosITs made between now
and July 10 h, will draw interest from July lst.
June % "a NATHAN RITTER. Cashier.
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x+NoTICE.-THREE MONTHS AF2GR
date or under the existing laws, application will De
made for CHARTER fort Cotton Mill at the most
eliSibe point on Black Creek in the neghborhood OF
Doves Depot 1amoS 1ure
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~ ESTATE ISAAC HARRIS DECEASED.
All persons baving any claims against said E'a'e
will render the same sttes:sd within time prescribed
by law and those indebted to said kstate Will make
Immediate payments to HANNAH HARRIS,
QualiAtd d Bxacutri1,
Jnnaos w3 No. at Klns-street-
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~ FLOUR, CORN, HAY, &c.-MfSSRs.
JOHN CAMPsEN co. have op-ned Branch TO
their Msrketstreet FIGURING Mills at the corner OF
East Bay and North Atlantic Wharf. The Store lie
large and cemmodious, and having secured full
stock OF the various oereae they prepared to fur.
pish their customers with Grains ct the lowest mar
tet rates 3.eovM September "A
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FOR NEW HJnh.
kEg ULAR LIVE EVERY WEDNESDAY;
PASSAGE $40.

~~a- THE sTEi ESBIP sARAGOSsA.
.ZT&3YE Capt 10 C. RYDER. wiu lease vsr-
EHMII1k3Ho odetnorstr Hnsrt Oh WEDaKspAY
AFTERNOON, July 1th, 1e69, a 4
O'Clock.
July RAVENEL d no.. Agents.
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THE IRISH CHURCH Bnl,-oBJecT1oSAs1E
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July 8
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MEMORANDA.

Consignees per steamship w Everman, from
Philadelphia, expected to-day: ] T Getty, > I
Railroad Agent, Cameron, Barkley co, Coch
ran, j Smith, Holmes Book House, Fl Gerdts d
co, j G Minor & CO. Captain A Barrett, DR. II Baer
WI Webb Z Stelling, Fehrenbach, Riecke
Schachte, f. Knee w Elfe, Laurey x AleXan
der J Hanlon, W A Skrine II Turner, Superinten
dent Gaslight Company, Macdufr Cohen, w M Bird
& co, Bollmann Bros, Johnston Crews & co. ii W
Kipsman, Brown & Hyer, Mrs DR. Porcher, Mrs Z
s ShucSmalin, a Il Leavitt. w Trott, w Sha1
fer, Wulbern, Risley e Creighton, Cosgrove,
ID Aiken & CO. Shackellord d Kelly, ] Pringle, J
Archer, Klinck Wickenberg & CO. Hart co, L
Chaplin < co. Dowic g. Noise, Jetiords co, Kins
man Bros Il Johnson & co, ID A Walker, Luhn
Fogartie's Booi; House. b 0'Neill, J Abraham
Walker Evans Il Cogswell, Peters. e II Jack.
son, Apple, WAGNER Monsees, W H Chafee d
CO, J Ring, J NJ Greer, J Russell, G P Poppenheim,
T Kei,ers, Walsh, McLear & Kendall, NJ II Ma
than. Mrs L Travis Byrne & Fogarty, G H Lind.
s,o,1t j Slaitery, b Boyd, B Feldmann & co, II
sseu, Ssanor ;.,hlson, G Ring L Burns, G " stef:
", Trns S' p,ndd l. make z Evans, Brown, Dr. M
1taniey Selma. Ro'-,e and Dalton Railroad, HICKS
& Martin, and others.
The schr Theodore Dean Pi,uips, LOT george
town, G, sailed from Bristol Fer. o0'oDe' A''
The schr Thomas Booz, Somers, 1roE. eeolge'
town. s c, arrived at New York October 81.
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rrsou { our oRN coRRrsroNpENr.l

x SUMTER, S. c., october %.
Our people, though cast down, are not G en-
4ireIy 5dsponIlent. A kind Of strong laltn,
sesching into the unseen future, sustains them.
Tkey have grappled with difficulties with tne
determination to overcome them. The plant
ers have learned great deal from experience
as.to the, best course to pursue with the pre-
sent amount and kind Of labor in the country
The increased attention paid to the scientific
principles Of agriculture, to the manner of eul-
fiyating, and to the use of improved imple-
menfs, has already been rewarded with en-
conraSing results. An agricultural and me-
chanical society was organized some time ago,
and Is now in flourishing condition.
The merchants of Sumter generally nave
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 a rivalry among them to accommo-
!. date and please their customers, and to give
nerfect satisfaction in their bargains. The re-
ssllt Is that trade flows in from every direction
ard from very distant points. The old town
seems TO have entered upon new life OF ac-
tiyity and prosperity. One who has been alb
sent for on3yta few years would not recognize
the place There are evidences Of improve
1nent, both public and private, visible every
7ahere. in fact, cur qnondam dull and sober
minded Sumter might be accused OF putting
on city airs. sft Il.
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MARINE NEWS,
CHARLESTON, NOVEMBER 2
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

hours. Ballast. To James Adger co. :,
British bark Mary Killam,. Butler, Yarmouth,
SO days. Ballast. To & Getty.
Spanish brig Annunciacion Fomento, Asina,
Matanzas-6 days. Ballast. To W Hall.
Schr Elizabeth, Hale, Wilmington, G. 224c
bushels rough rice. TO X Prlngle q son. ,,u,
Schr Ann S Deas, Garbattie West POINT MIL
80 tierces rice. To W Bee & co, r Prlngle
Son, Roper Stoney, and Porcher Henry. -.
Steamer Planter, Foster, Peedee River. 1s!
bales upland cotton, 1000 66ls rosln. 10 Rapene D
mel & co, Graeser & Smith, kirkpatrick Witte,
Reeder Davis, c Archer, Thurst0n homes,
] Colcock co, Wagener & Monsees, Shackel0ra q
Kelly, Barden, G II Walter d co, ana
Steamer Fannie, White, Georgetown, s G, DC,
1856 tierces rice, bags cotton, and sundrles Io
Thurston g; Holmes, r Pringle Son, ShacSei'
ford & Kelly, NJ Caldwell & Son, Fraser Dill
G A Trenholm & Son, Cameron, Barkley& co, "
B Pringle c Aston, E Smith, D Paul 4 co, Sto,
Webb co, Klinck, Wickenberg & co, W Ryan
Johnston, Terry Il Nolen, L Kaul, and werner
Ducker.
Sloop Isabella, from Ashepoo. 1775 bushels
rough rice. To L D DeSaussure.
Hutchinson's boat from James Island. bale
sea island cotton. To VIM Boyle.
MaXwell's boat from Johns Island. DaleS sea
island cotton. To Hopkins, Mcpherson co.
Boats from Christ Church. 16 bags sea island
cotton. To R Venning.
FROM THIS PORT.
Steamship James Adger, Lockwood, New York
October 90.
Schr Vraie, Mason, Jacksonville, Fla, October n
UP FOR THIS PORT.
schrJ H stickney, Fooks, at New York. octo
schr Marian Gage, Sheppard, at New York, oc
tober 2e.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Steamship Manhattan, Woodruff, at New York
October so.
Bark St Mary, Hallowell, at Eastport, Me, octo
Der %.
Schr ] n Broomall, Douglass, at Philadelphia
Schr Lilly, Hughes, a. New York, October 90.
Schr Collins, Townsend, at Philadelphia, Oc
Schr NJ A Taylor, Taylor, at New York, octo
Der 80.
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Markets by Telegraph.
FOREIGN MARKETS

LONDON, November 1.-No reports on account
of holiday.
LIVERPOOL, November L. -Noon.-Cotton open
ed firm; uplands 12a12hd Orleans 12Aa12'6d;
sales 5000 bales Red western wheat es 2da
9s Sd. Breadstufs quiet. Lard fiat and un-
changed TN
Evening.-Cotton closed firm; uplands 12hd;
Orleans 1870; sales Is, 900 bales export and spe
culation 5000 bales. Corn sos.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
? NEW YORK, November 1--Noon.-Stocks weak
and unsettled. Money 6a7. Sterling, long, 8;
short ek. Gold 2s1z. Cotton quiet at 2s1Sc. Tur-
pentine quiet as 4ea47c. Rosin moderately active:
good strained 50 22%.
Evening-Cotton shade frmer, closing quiet
at 26xc. Flour unchanged. Wheat shade frmer.
Corn opened heavy and closed shade irmer and
more active. Pork heavy, closing at $50. Lard
unchanged. whiskey heavy at 81 coal 2l. Rice
steady; Carolina saec. Sugar steady. Coffee
frm. Molasses dull. Turpentine zsha47 cents.
Rosin So 20aS Preights steady. Governments
closed heavy; 62's 1151l; Southerns dull. Money
became suddenly active towards the close and
rates advanced to ea7; discounts dull ct 1oa1S
Sterling dull at 100. Geld dull at 2st4a2S3 Stocks
excited ard unsettled.
BALTIMORE, November 1-Cotton quiet; low
middling 25hc. Flour quiet and unchanged
Wheat firm; red 81 Seal 43. Corn dull; white sla
10. Pork SSS. Bacon quiet Lard 1Sals1zc.
whiskey very dull; receipts increasing; 81 liza
11S.
CINCINNATI, November l.-wniskey dull at 81 10;
demand light. Pork dull at s31; new held at
$50 so, BUYERS OF. New lard l61sc. Stocko ba-
con exhausted. Carn in fair demand; new 6sa6oc;
old SSaS5c.
LOUISVILLE, November /. Pro,Siohs hrin'
Mess pork $751; Shoulders 1e1zc; clear sides "'<c'
whiskey 81 10.
WILMINGTON, November. l.-Spirits turpentinc
nothing done. Rosin steady, 81 55a4 so. Guide
turpentine steady. Tar steady. Cotton quiet at
2a7sa24Kc,
I. SAVANNAH, November 1.-Receipts 1851 bales;
sales 1900 bales; middling 247lc; market active.
AUGUSTA, November 1.-Cotton market firm;
sales sos bales; receipts 74s bales; midding 24c.
MOBILE, November 1.-Cotton in good demand.
Stock Offering good; closed firm; sales 1900 bales;
middling ,24a241s cts. Receipts $3.50; exports l6o
bales.
NEW ORLEANS, November 1.-Cotton active,
middlings 25c; sales 5000 bales; receipts 5o6s;
ports Saturday, coastwise, 1881 bales. Sugar
quiet; centrifugal 1880, prime 1870. Molasscs
quiet: centrifugal 65a75c, prime S0aS5c, choice $50
sOc. Gold 2SN. Sterling S9H Sigh. par
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Receipts by Railroad, November 1.

SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
1888 bales cotton, 65 bales mdse, l5S bbls nour,
30 bbls naval stores, cars lumber, &c. 10 Court
ney & Trenholm, b G wilkins & co, Gibbes co,
PeiZcr, Rodgers y CO, G II Walter & co, Frost &
Adgar, G. W Williams & co, an Railroad Agent.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
1o5 bales cotton, 90 bushels rough rice mdse.
&c. ToJ V Barden, L Lipmau, " Emanuel, I
II & w Devices, Stenhouse L co, S D Stoney, Pei
Zer Rodgers & co, Gerfts & CO, Howard Bro,
Frost & 4dger Reeder & Davis, G W Williams &
co, Ravenel & co. " X Ryan, Claghorn, Herring
& co, Kendall DocEery, j r Pringlc, Galard X
Minott, L Cohen e. co, Graeser Smith, CaidWen
e. Son, Brodie Il co, J Adgcr q co, Mowry CO,
kirkpatrick 4 Witte, w Bee & CO, Mrs A Will
son, Thurston g. Holmes, Parsons, Welters,
Walter & CO. and Railroad Agent.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-02
DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPY'S
THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN.
CHANGE OF SAILING DAYS.

Steamers Of the abeve line leave Pier ,sSFFEss
No. AZ, North River, foot Of Canal street, . GMlea
New York. at IL O'Clock noon, OF the 1st, 1lth and
21st OF every month except when these dates fall
on Sunday, then the Saturday preceding.l
Departure of 1st and 21st connect at Panama
with steamers for South Pacific and Central Amer
lean ports Those of 1st touch at Manzanlllo.
Departure OF 18th 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 d. 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 COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on the
wharf, foot of Canal-street, North River New
York F. R. BABY, Agent.
,,orrh10 TYR