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saxa,,rnll Market.

SAVANNAH, October 2S.-COTTON.- -Notwitll-
standing the prediction OF some that the prices
OF the staple which have bccn firmly sustained
for some weeks past, would exhibit during the
week under review q decided falling or. we are
pleased TO note that they have been steadily maili-
inined. even ~ the face Of unfnvorable adviccs
from New York.
Onr adyiccs from the interior Indicate That
nearly the whole crop, OF least In Ge0rgia, has
been housed nnd is being ginncd. Ncpors OF
heavy frosts have also reached ,,s, which put the
qnictus upon any further development OF un.
opened pods.
Az the close OF the weeks operations We have TO
report weaker market, the deinnni being re-
sirictcG TO small orders. Some 800 bales were
sold mt say; Iiverp0Ol midllIng, NA; low mid
ding, Ak; good middling, Zi5fa2ic
SEA lSTASD.-In this grade Of the staple but
little hns hccn done during tho past week. We
hear OF sales of about 20 bales at the following
agurea: Choice, 60a65; fine, 5Oa55; common 4Oa
4hc. There has been no general demand, and,
although the above Rales indicate tho opening or
tho market flr this staple, the above ngurcs must
he c0nBldcrc9 nominal. \
The receipts at this port since October 2Ist
amOnnt TO 1875 baes OF nlIand, and 45O bales OF
sea island, OF which 1860 bales OF upland were
received per Central Railroad; 1883 bales Of mp.
land and 156 bnlcs Of sea isflnd per Albany and
Gulf Railroad; $40 bales OF upland from landings
on the Savannah River; 8 bafes upland by wagon; /;
IL bales sea Island from Beaufort, and 277 balcs
sea island from Florida. The exports for the
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Interior Cotton Markets..

WINNSRDl.O. Dctpi,rr :;1--.il bales were sold
III TINS market during the two days u; 2:.a!a',.
ATLlNTA, October 49.-Marict dull al 2at to
ne !oi nih'llingS, - Tor low mildlin.S. II for
sonh culinary and 70 !or Ordinary; receipts i0a
bales.
MONTGOMERY. October co.-Cotton n,arkc,
tull; more sellers Than buyers; low mi,ldng
numinilly 2.1,a..,.
:oitMBIA. October 3D.-Thnrc has hccn 4
brisS tcliand iur cuiion during the week. and
alnn 81 bales were disposed uf aS follows: ~
at :i at 23ti ~ III :t,: Is ut a37,; II 1T JG:
22s 1T y: 80 at "a. 80 III 2ihc.
MACON. 0rtulicr ao.-Thc market to-day oucn.
cd dull and continued without change 10 the
close. p:iccs hvin" :ul,ic, extremes. We u,;oi"
inid,iliigS nc nominal Received to-day lU:;g
h;tlrS: sJ!i, 5ll baies: shipped iS6 bales
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November.
Sn sun-no uiooni

M SI!T-no moon
,su morn -.io nOOn-
NJ, tlawn-:io ,lI,sS-nu proper time or day
No sty-nu earthly view
NJ distance looking blue
No ro;,,l-no street.-the ''t'othcr side the way
No end tn amy rev
NJ Indications where the crcSccniS &c
M top to any S,crl'c-
No rcco.niioiiS al familiar people
No coaric>cS for s.ticwinE EN-
M kuUwhir 'cn
No travelling ~ i!i-no iuccnlaii ion.
NJ inkiin,. al ilc waA--ii0 moi.
no :.u''-by land on ocean
M inaii--nU post
M news lron amy lurci"; coast
No ptrk--Hu riug--no Afternoon ecltiiiiy
Nr co!unany--G0 nol,iiii;--
No warmii-nu riiccrlIIlnrSS--iiU heal; hful case
M cuIiiNrH able feel in amy mrmbrr--
NJ shade. Gu slime no BUTTERFLIES. nu ircS,
No Grui:s. 10 iuwrrS. no leaves 40 birds,
November
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMpY'S
THROUGH LINE To
CALIF0RNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN.
CHANGE OF SAILING DAYS.

Steamers OF the above line leave Picr ,-E:z,-,
No ~ North River. foot Of Canal street. SstAk4aS
New YORK, NJ ]. O'Clock nGnn, nf the lst, IiIh and
2!st of every month lcNcep when these dates fall
oli Sunday, then The Saturday prccc,ling.)
Departure or Isl and list connect ut Panama
with steamers for South Pacific and Central Amer
icnn ports. Those of LIST touch nj ManZlnO
Departure Of lltlI 0f each month connects With
.tlr new steam line from Panama to Australia and
New Zealand.
Steamship CHINA leaves San Francisco for
China and Japan October {. 1869.
No California steamers touch at Havana hut po
direct from New York To Aspinwali.
one hundred pounds baggage free to ach adult.
Medicine and attendance igrc.
For Passage Tickets or further information an.
ply at The COMPANi'S TICKET OFFICE on the
wharf, foot OF Canal-strect, North River, New
York. f. r. BABY Ascent
marchl2 Tyr
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BOSt~ MurlEcc.

BoSTOH, October 27.-CoFFER:-Thc market
Tor this article continues quiet. Java has been
selling In small lots, in bags and pockets, aL -
G5Hc, guild, AMI 500 bags Rio on private terms
No sa'cs OF ST. Domingo, but some shipments
have been made to Europe.
COTToS.-PrccS Of cotton have not varied ma
teTlally during the week. Most OF the supplies
arriving are on manufacturers accOunt, and the
demand In consequence is confined To small lots
The sales have been mt 94Na25c for ordinary
2s}sa26c FOR good ordinary; 25n26t4c for low mid.
ding, and !dAa2Gtc for middng, including up
lands and Gulf. The market closes quiet ut these
figures.
DonESTIcs.-There has hcon quite an active de-
lnnnd for cott0n goods, and sales have been free
ly made at the rccent decline WO0llens are also
III demand and all fine goOds are selling readily
al full prices.
GUNNY BAus.-Aarket quiet and prices arc
nOmiiially the samc-l6alTc currency.
GuHNY CLUTu.-Thc sales have been confined 10
small lois ut 2lc per yard. currency.
llAY.-Fllc market IL firm for Eastern and North
er1, with good demand. Sales at sl5s24 pcr
ton for common and good, aud choice lots $2Ga
% per ton.
NAVAL LSTOREs.-Spiri;s turpcntinc has been In
better demand, with sales OF 200 casks at 48a5Oc
per gallon, closing ut 4ou5Oc. In tar there have
been small sales AZ 50 2ja3 375z per bbl. In rOsn
and pitch no change, with small sales.
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.iENIni,NHnA.

GEoRGETowS, : G, octnbcr a1-Arrivctl, scnr
Palmer, lrriand. New York. Cleared, o5IIi, hri.
Charles Wesley. t;rin i;cii;lSt Me; schooner = l..
Woodbury., Woodbury., baltimore.
The british bark oSwcgo. Roberts. rrcv,o,lsl,
reported oil this port, has proceeded South
Tic British brig Lady Pcric which put into this
port IN distress while OH a voyage from jamaica
for u port In Great britain, was sold un Saturday
last, Win her tackle, &c, for $1,000, 10y her con-
siSliccs McsSrs Enslow & co.
Tho schr 5agaducc, Mc:ul, for Georgetown, s C.,
sailed from Providence October -.
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itcccipts by Railroad, October 30.
SOUTH CAEOLINA rAIII,nAn

lG6? iaicS cotton, - bales ,lo;t"s,cs. .oo casks
clay. u cars lu:ni,cf. 10 itaiirn'i Agent pciIcr
Rodgers = ca, G W Williams \ co. q II Walter 4
co, II :: 'il'a,. v u MISS y co. R.rtlcr & Davis. a
j Saliii:s. Bowling 4 cn. TAFT t iowlhI,d. "
Slhith. t;ibbcs GO, TiIurstun 4 Iioucs. ami
others.
RTIiEAsST!:RS RAILROAD.
aa9 bales upland cotton, .halcs sea island cot
ton, IhU blS naval stores. liz bushels rice cars
lumber, lndsc, &c. To JF isafdcn. 81 Goldsmith
4 son, kNncS, Wckcnhcrg ~ co, + W Euianuvl.
u i. Sloan, SicnhOusc & 60. L IL & W Devices "
u bowling ~ co, Gcr,lls co. Howard n CO. Pei.
Zer, Rodgers II TO, Frost H. hdgcr, Rcc'lrr n Dl-
wig. Walter CO, Ravcnci e CO. q " Williams 4
co, W Ryan, Kendall 4 Dockery, Claghorn. Her
ring i CO, u Priuglr G.; lwcll & sun, TrUdic &
co, GTacscr Smith M Finley. J Il Atlgcr n co. "
Tcnnant, Gai!lard Minott. Nowry II cu, Kirk
patrick Wittc. Ostcntlorir " 10, W & Bee & GO.
Thurston Holmes, J. T Potter, Marshall. Jr,
and Railroad Agent.
sAvASSAH ASp CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
Cotton, rough rice, n'Isc. live stock. To Roper
Sioncy,G Cameron, Boyle, wuscucr
Stewart & ca, 4 May, A'igcr, G wubcrn, l.
Pringlc sum- ClnEhOrn, Herring & co, Fraser X
DIE, Richards, i g Krackc, NJ FaunI, A Rhcti,
Willis Chisolnl II piepcr, Ii Eschor n CO, 5 J..
Howard Bro, I'clzcr, Rodgers S CO, liavcnci 4
co, and Reedcr 4 Davis.
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LlvEKrNnL CLASslI,IcATinN.

RIcE-Thc markc, was quiet. Sales 80 ticrccs OF
clean Carolina, viz: 20 ticrccs at &C: ~ III 7,fc;
i6 1T 7,sc g IL. We quote common to fair clear
Carolina at 16G1.,c; good 1lac.
NAVAL Sr0nEs-Thcrc was but little done in
these articles.
FREIinrS.--Thc supply Of frcigh; room to most
points is for the momcn, sufficient Tor The dc.
mand. 70 Liverpool, 10y steam, engagements are
making at I'd e ID on uplands AMI ia on sea
Islands; hy sail, I'D Oh uplan,ls and Ed on sea is.
lands. TO iiavrc, by steam, nominal; ly sail
lic g III OIL uplan,ls and l:ic on sea islands
Coastwise, to New York, by steam, &C z ID on
uplandS and lc ON sea islands; by SAIL &c 2 h u
uplanis. To Boston. hy steam, nominal; 10y sail,
sc q Ii on npan'is. TO Philadelphia. 10y sica,r,
sc & Iii On uplands: by sail. somewhat nominal.
TO Baltimore, by steam, !:c.:sc 2 III on uplanls:
by sail, somewhat nominal.
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COMM EIsCIAL RERS.
EXPORTS.

kHw 1oRK-Pcr steamship Championship
hacs upland cotton, GO bags sea island cotton
l26 tlcrccS rice, 10 packages sIndrcS.
hhITlNoRE-Pcr steamship FaCOn-59i bales
cotton, 10 bales rags ami woOl, 2,5 trrCrs rice,
300 boxes canned fruits, 40 packages
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, October 30-SrIRIrs TURPEN-
fInE.A slight decline on yesierday's quotations
tOsIH-Sales OF $50 bbls ut 81 IS for straincd
AMI 81 Goal G5 for No -
CRUDE TuRPEETINE-ThG market continues
stcndy, with sales Of Ids bbls nt 81 IS for virgin
aud yellow dip ana 81 so for hard.
TAR-Sales OF only 20 bbis at 81 q Dbl.
C0TroN-Salcs OF Al bales NJ 23, "a, "A 1In2izc,
as in quality.
IiAY-Salcs or 4o5 bnles at 81 Is, and l75 bales
ut 81 10, FROM wharf, as In quality.
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II o w a. q Il.

~ 0 W a. q T..
the Steamer SAMSON having cf--eh
hcen recently put in thorough or 49, :
der, IN now ready To tow vessels To and frii SEA.
and the phosphate works ou the Ashley ana Coop.
er Rivers.
For engagements, apply on hoard, to Captain
W. T. hDAlR, nr III tile office OF the Agency, East
Ray, opposite Accommodation Wharf.
nOvi liHO
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EY TEI.i.GEArii.

SAvAHSsIi. October 3O.--Arrvcd. StcaInsl,i;.;
virgo, New York. Cleared, steamships Fannie.
l,alliinnrc; Huntsville New FORK: san .iac;Itu
New York; Tonawanda. rhi!adclphii; har.,S New
castle. tavrc: Sirian STAR, llarrc: schr Wor-
thiDEtO;l. JacsSonyiii".
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TWAVELLERS PASSING THROUGH
CHARLESTON I'm RouTK TO FLORIDA
AND AIKEN,
And other places, should lay in their I.>fGF.
supplies OF Ciareis. thampagmcs, Cor ys;iAlskE:s
dlais 'ranGics, Whistles Wines, Cnunrd SOUPS
aili Meats, American ami English biscuits; lie.
villcd Ham, Tongue, Lobster, Durham Smoking
tobacco and Imported ScgarS.
WM =. COIWIS & CO,
No. 275 King street, opposite Ilasel,
Charleston, =. G..
iha,,ru oI No 3Un Broadway, corner .Ot street,
New York. s,.n;aS ,;nns
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Genrrefn,xn Mnrl,rt.

GEORGETOWN. October 27.-C0rToY-No sales
TO report ILLS week. We quote from 23 10 25c per
pound.
CoEN.-Ful supply. Small lotH ut retail bringing
81 so per bllshcl.
TiMBHR.-No sales 30 report. We quote from
to iSC, according to quality.
TURrRSrISE.-yirgn dip 81; yellow dip 81 65;
scrapc or hard 81 2tO n 60 per bbi Of $50 pounds
10 the hhl. Per galOn 37c.
1AK-pcr bb retail, ST..
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-Rccruiting for Cuba continues uetiyely in
spain. Seven battalIons Of volunteers win
soon sail for Havana.
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rOR1 C.fhEND.4R II

MOONS PHASES.
New Moon, Sd, 6 hours, Is minutes, evening.
First quarter, 10th, hours, ~ minutes, evening
Full Moon, I2ih, . hours O7 minutes, morning.
Last Quarter, 10Th, hour, o minutes evening
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The Charleston Cotton Iticc and Havmt
Stores iInrkct.
OrEIcE CuArI,psroy Ncws

OFFICE CiAl.LESrOS NEWS.
SATURDAY EVENING, October 80, 1869.
Corrch.-'Thc market opened irregular, prices in
Some sales showing variation of M '1ent,c
q Id, hut after receipts of dispatches brcarIc
rmcr and more settled. Sales abDnt 600 bales,
viz: II 1t 23,c; IL at Ic; 81 al .ac lOG at ~
10 u, 2issc; l53 1T 24ic; 1T 2i7;c; .0i II; 25c we
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IL o II + l. o Il ID A
VIA SAVANNAH, FERNANnIEA AND JACK
S0EvI!.LE.

C.. On and after iry The 22d of October IT..
George T.. McHan, will sail roin Charleston
every SATURDAY EVENING, ut o'clnck.
Returning, the CITY POINT will leave Savannah
every THURSDAY M0KNING, NJ O'Clock, connect
ing with Central Railroad nj Savannah for Mobile
ana New Orleans. and with the Florida Railroad
nj Fernandiilt for Cedar Keys, 1T which point
steamers connect with New 6ricans, Mobile Fen
sac0lG, Key West and Havana.
Through Ellis o Ln,ing given for cotton per Sa-
yannuh line Of steamers 10 Boston.
Through Bills OF l.a'iing given for goods to Mo-
bile, Pensacola ana New Orleans.
j. d. AIKEN & CO, Agents,
0ctlS Snuth Atlantic Wharf
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u Poppcnhcim. Shepherd 4 co. J 10 Gravcr &
co.. iiLWuhrmann. G " Williams & go. wa.cncf

T. POppcnhcim. Shepherd 4 co, ! n Graycr &
co. ilIWuhrmanIi. G W williams & go Wn"cnr:
MOnSrcS. and Order.
Siramcr Dictator, McNc.ty. PaIa,Sa via Jack
s"nEilic. F,rnan,liha and Savannah. 81: baln.
w u Will,amsa 60, ln.sralam & Son, G. u Ecl,rr
Paill. W'lch Ir:ii'lc>. j With a. 90. w NJ Law.
Ton. l. En:rl. ira'ii%iicr, Mrs q Scp,il,l, I. Is
lainr rLpatrck Witr. Fraser & Di,I Wiss 4
ga. g W Wiili,mS " 60. e y Langley j Wi,,, u "
ESrr'ngc. iircshn.iinn. .iattncsscn. ,:"l,rdin 4
60. aE'l " lu@cr.
nars Mary EiIn Nuilcr Yarmouth y 50
days. Ballast. TOD 4 4 ':Ct,y.
CLEARED SATURDAY..
s'camNhip Champion, Lockwood, New iork-.Its
hlgcr" CO.
steamship Falcon. !!urScy. Eal,i.aorc-cu,,rtc.
may Tfcnloim.
SAILED SATURDAY.
steamship champion. i.uckwnod. New ycrk
l;r% II Ci;ronks. Eri-as 81 Mary ia,
STIR Carrie Holmes. iiulnri Wilmington, y G..
Schr I. uc Wisiari. Mason. Wilmington. sc.
Steamer tnY Point. Mcmillan. l'aiin: via
Jacksonville. fcrnand;na. dr.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
sc'ir Sarah Cullen, Avis. Chi>"n's island.
FROM THIS PORT.
Steamship :. " ENcrman. !!inckic:. rui,a,icl
british schr Troric Bird, lorbcric Portland. Ne
October -.
Schr lila !clln. Fisher Philadelphia Via vii
miiirtnn, Del. Uciolcr -.
Schr :, Haley, Haley, Wilmington. Dcl. October
Srhr !, V Sir"akcr. Van Glider. wilmington y
G, October -.
Schr Archcr !s Reeves, ireland, Nc,. Yurs. tie.
inl'cr -.
u FOR THIS PORT
lrig Gdorgic. Swan. a: isju.. uriu;,cr2S.
CLEARED FoE THIS FORT
Fri" Mary H"scvclt. Ca!i, at lv>tn:i. October
Steamship weyhossci;. Parrish. y; Nc,y York
Or;Uh"r -.
tuiirr 10
SAILED roH THIS p0Er.
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n OR Eds STO,
ROCKVILLE, ENTERPRISE AND WAY LAND.
INGS.

Tho steamer ST. HELENA, Cap
tain u. H. Elliott will receive freight
THIS DAY and leave Tn-MOEROw M0RSiNG III :;
O'Clock, and Edisto "WEDNESDAY MORNING, at .
O'Clock.
For freight or passage. apply on hoard or to
j. u. MURRAY, Agent,
Market Wharf
The steamer leaves again FIIUAY MoRNIN,;. nj
O'Clock. novI Ia
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Skilled roN Ti!IS rnEr.

,:rlli'h hTii: AInphio!i. li,.i-. grom 'rrnvlcmcc
l. l. Gciubcr -.
srhr lIunmic !: iucSln (new,. Bu Kiln. from
Hucklori, Ne. Oviohcr -.
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Chipping.
TIh : II + /; FL lit LIN +
10 BALTIMORE. PHILADELPHIA. EoSToa ,Np
IuE IIrIES De ELL. Nni.riIAul.....

TIC steamship SEA Gi'ii.. Duiion .>-r=e,
I"ihiiIal'''cr. VIII sail lar if.iiIiurt. , . E5t.r
y, !.SnAf. November III l.. ii. iruii i'i.i 81. l.
- Insurance lv :hc Steamers ,.( ,hs l,u, .
p'f cent To :iliIii"rr l;,'l I'ulnl,,la r,, Eu.
uii /. llahriphii fr,i"h;s Forwarded 10 iiui
ttN ~ r'ir"tl from Baltimore mnhuu; ::,,,i,
tiohai rNt'rnSc ;or III Stialcr
M ihrn"il l'iiiS la'lin" given To piiii,tpI;I
ltill. BOSTON AMI the CiIii.;S NJ TIL: nUI.rii
WEST. ''''
For Freight engagements nr Passage am,iy To
CotEfENAY y TRENHOLM
novl mwt: Tui:n WL.,rvr.
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EoE PHILADELPHIA AND BOSTON.
INSURANCE. oxE.uA.y PER cs:ar.

The sicamshpJ. ". EvER.IhN cant. -r.,z.-
!. y. liincAry. will rlvr North Alan - s l,t&s
ne Wharf on Tnr"sDAr. Lth NuvcimDcr, Al =
U'ciucE. "
For freight engagements apply to
John rlil.D. GETTY
or'io North Atlantic S.;;rc
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II oR N W o X X.

Tho steamship CHARLESTON James ,.r..=,
FERRY. tolnlIin'lcr. VIII bc Dispatched = t-fkh
lor Tie above part TUESDAY, the 81 ,,sjuii.
at O'Clock J.. NJ
For Freight or Pas sane apuiy To
h'Vl JAMES Aljtl... 4 CO. Agents.
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up Fo;; THIS FORT.

90.
Steamship weyhusScii, Parrish ~; Nc,y york
tuli,r 10.
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Church Directory.

SIR M.RY's fCArnoLICl CHURCH.-Cor. Rock
River and Dock SITS, Rev. Father >. r.
Roles. Pastor. Mass, Sundays, at and loa A.
NJ and week days at AN. CatechlSm AT F. ~
Verpers and Benediotion att pm
EptscopAL CuuRCn On Orleans 1t. Services
AZ I0i An, and 74p.M. Sabbath School at
GERMAN LUTHERAN CHuRcH.-0n Madison ST.,
Rev. c. A, Meinecke, Pastor. Services at IVY A.
n. and n Pm. ,u.;,
FtRsT PRESBYTERIAN CHuRCH-Cor. Illinois
and Deer Sts Services at II A. NJ. and p. NJ
sabbath School at 8 A. NJ. Prayer meeting, "ea-
nesday alta p N. n ,u...;.
sscoSp PREspYrHRtAS CHURCa'-Vh illDo's
" Rev. E. l.. Burnett, Pastor Services at
I0s A. NJ. and7p.M Sabbath School at Vt A. NJ
| PRAYER meeting, Wednesday at - Pm
| U,Irrp pREsBYTEnIAN CHURCH. Cor. Orleans
and Deer Sta, Rev. Henry Wallace, Pastor
| Services at II AN Sabbath School at "a A. NJ
PRAYER meeting at 81 P. NJ, of Sundays, and l. p
| NJ, Wednesdays ,cr
| FIRST BAPTIST CHuRcH.-~Cor. Orleans ana biE
SITS, Rev. DIR. Davis, Pastor. Services ut II
An. and u p. NJ. Sabbath School at y A.
Prayer Meetings Mond and Wednesday eye
nings, at n O'Clock. Pastor boards at Mrs
Blues, on Orleans street, opposite Court House
VI. e. CHuaCH.--Cor. Jefferson and Highland
| SITS, Rev. II. Haney, Pastor. Services at ii A
N. and 7. r. NJ. Sabbath School at ga N. Pray
err meeting, Wednesdays ut n p. ". Young PEG
pies prayer meeting, Friday Mt u Pm.
D,scIpLEs CHuRCH.--Elder Rogers IN Nit
chei Il Lyndc's Block, over the Post othce-el
trance on West Side. Services at lO4 A. NJ. an
Up. NJ.
GRrFspusH MISSION Sabbath School meet /
their school room in Towards Addition, ever
, sabbath afternoon, alta o'clock. c. H. Baseon
Superintendent,
ass~Any errors OF omissions in any Of tn
= above notices will be corrected on informatlo
heing left at our editorial rooms
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Nail Rnutes.

CHICAGO AND EASTERN MAIL-arrives ct
438 A. NJ. and 536P. M. closesa 7'2O A. NJ
and P. M.
PORT BYRON MAIL--vis WasrtowD, lamp
,on, Rapids City, Port Byron and Cordova,
leaves at $40 A. M; closes at $40 A. M,
and arrives at $40 p. N.
COAL VALLEY MAIL--tby oars) daily, leaves
IA. M, and arrives 5 P. M. Orion and An
dover are supplied BY this route.
DAVENPORT, iowa, MAIL-srrivss at $3.50
A. N. and lO:O6P. M. clos,s at B P. M. and
l0P.M.
ALEDo MAIL-via Camden Mills, Andalu-
sia, Edgingts n, Hamlet, Psrryton, Aledo, High
Point, New Boston, Ketthsburg, oquawka TO
oouawka Junction, (Ssgstown), leaves daily
bstysen s Q A. M, and arrives at 6:3o +. VI.
Mail matter for Pleasant Ridge. HAxlist, Buf-
falo Prairie, Illinois City, Druiy, topper
Creek, and Millersburg, goes by this route
MONMOUTH MAIL-via Presumption, sueI,
Viola, North Henderson, Spring Grove, and
Richland Grove to Mon mouth, leaves tues
DAYS, Thursdays and Saturdays at a. NJ,
and arrives Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
day at 7 P. NJ. Centre Ridge 10 supplied
on Tuesdays by this route.
CENTRE RIDGE, Wis Rural, once week. Ar
rives Friday evening, at o'clock, and leave
Saturday morning, at O'Clock.
| SWEDONIA, via Rural, twice week arrive
Tuesday and Fridays, at 4:30 P. Nd, and leave
| Wednesdays and Saturdays at 7:S" A.
This route terminates OF New Windsor.
Once hours from T:f0 A. M. TO 500 r. M.
| ww- Sundays, open from . to 10 Am.
NJ. B. OSBORN, Post Master.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-12-04
Laees and Embroideriss,

Just opened at AIKEN'S, sign of the Golden
Eagle. Real Thread Laces, Of all widths; real
Vaenciennes Of all widths; real Point Applique;
Guipure, real black thread and imitation thread
and Valenciennes Of all widths real lace Hand
kerchiefs imitation lace Handkerchiefs OF all
qualities real lace Collars of Point Gauze, Val
enciennes, Thread, Maltese and Cluny.
Chimiscttes, of real and imitation NAienci.
ennes; Childrenc hem stitched handkerchief,
al prices; Ladiee hem stitched Handkerchief
all pure Linen, for Csc, 800, Acc, SOC, 6Or, 75c
and 81 do corded borders, for Soc. 75c. 81 and
$l.25.
Tucked Nainsooks and Cambrics, Tides, Tow
els, Napkins, &C., dc. These goods were bough
from the importer at the present price OF goi'
aud are very cheap. Please look at them,
c. NJ. AIKEN.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-12-04
Remember the Poor.

Rev. W. Il. Milhurn, the well known blind
orator, will lecture under the auspices of the
Young Mems Christian Association, at Dart
Hall, en- Monday evening next, December
9th The object of the lecture is to aid
the fund for the relief Of the poor.
The relief committee of the association
Messrs. j. NJ Bafori. Fl. II. Mayo, and D.
T. Robinson - will have charge of the pro.
ceeds OF the lecture and all funds contributed
for like purpose.
The use of the ball has been kindly fur.
nished BY the Messrs Dart. ard the coal AID
gas for the evening By Messrs, P. l.. Cable
and B Harper
Cards OF admission so cents. Doors open
at Il o'clock. lecture begins st 8.
+. W. SPENCER
]. NJ BuFosD
W. Fl. GEsr, Ex Com.
o. s. HoLr,
Rob.. VEaxlLL,ox,
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-12-04

A SPLENDID VEHIcLE.-Mr. Fayette has
Kell, late of Lockport, New York, has
brought to Davenport one OF the most ele'
CANT carriages that has ever appeared in the
West, This carriage Is called the Clarence
Coach, and is manufactured by Jas Cum
nineham & Son, of Rochester, n. \. The
coach horses and harness cost $500, and
is one of the most elegant turn outs mag
Unable. This carriage is hack for public
accommodation. The firm of Cunningham Il
Son of Rochester have the reputation Of
turning out as fine work as any establish
ment in the United States, al the most mod
crate prices, and this carriage is most ex'
celens card for the nrm in this locality
Mr.. Haskell intends to bring more of these
magnificent carriages out here if he car
make this one pay, which he doubtless will
be able to do. This supurb "rig' can be
found at the corner of Second aud Brady
Charges for its use are most reasonable
| Mr. Haskell's card can be found III another
| ooluma