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An Awful old Haskct.
Mark Twain tells the following s,ov,

Mark Twain tells the following story
related by a fellow passenger, who.
being bant red about his timiditv. SAID
he had never bcen scared siuce he load
ed an old Queen Ani,e's mu,kct for his
father once, whercupon he gave the fol-
lowing:
You see. tire the old man WAS irving
to learn me 10 shoot blackbirds. and
beasts that tore up the Young corn and
such.fllings, SO that | could Dc Of some
use about the iarln, becasse wasn't big
enough 20 do much. My gun was a
single barrelIed shot gun, aud the old
R,au carried an old Queen Anne muskct
thai weighed ton, made "a report like u
thunder clap and kicked like mule
The did man wanted me to shpoe the
musket sometime. sbnt I-was afraid
Oac day, though, got hrr down. aud
50 rtooS her 10 the hired man and asked
him how 10 load her, because il WAS Out
IN the field.
''ii,ran," said he, do YOU see these
marks Oh the stock, AN X and a Y. ou
each side OF th. Queens crown: Wen.
that means ten bails aud i've sfugs--lnat
l. h 4 load vt
''But how much powder"
VA. lac sats, nc uoh matter, put
in three or four hAudiull,.'
80 loaded her up that way, and il
was an awful charge had sea>e
enough to see ihat--ani started out. |
.evclied on good many bIackDird- ::
out every time kwcut TO pull the trigger,
! sha my ey cs aud winked. was afraid
oi ncr kick. Towards shutdown irtcncd
up at the house, and there was the old
nss,. senfInx lA see porch.
@ise500OVstll1gqk have yer"
''Yes, sir" saysI.
Nv nat did you kill.N
.'Diin't Kill anyIhiag, siI-didn't
shoe, her nfl--wa~ AFRAID sac wouli KICK
q knew blamed wen sac wuuiti.)'
"Glinmc tilt gun." Ire Old nL, said
as ln,ad as .sliK..
And lac took aim at a saphng on the
other side ~ ttr rad. and ue sau H.
/ dfop back out oi danger. And Tie uexi
moment heard the earthquake. add tnc
| Qa.cn Anne whiriing chl over end ~
| me air. aud the nIi intn >plnnIr- !,
! around Oh one hrci Win o..e lcg ul auu
! both hanti- on hi. jaw. and the u.,rA was
I torn OF from thai ,iplimg like thc,r wa-
( i hall ~.oiin. The oil mans -hbuldr.
! -A- soi back three iuc.ir- aui hi- BAN
/ turned BLACK aud hu. .,n.i NJ ,ld tp IAN
( ap Tor thr,.r lIs>. tu'.rra hal. H",hIu-
/ else rau-srtrr mr tu- WA, u4> 0..I,.
! ,ha. time
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Ettiny q boRboa sucre;
y ,unger soa spied her.
An ed I'd up b.sidc her.
Bat she prop .riy frowned him away.
EDi OEs DRAWER, in Harper's " Mt01ziae
FOR Z. a. .afr1.
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PRENrICE.-rhis well known wit and
satirist was born in Preston. Connec-
t,cut, in December 2, 1898, and is con-
seluently slxtv-siy wears old. A cor
respondent who recently visited him
at his home in Louisville Ky, speaks
of him rs follows:
In appearance. NJ. Prentice is short
and rather stout, but he has spten-
tid heal. ) forehea | /, IN s,vc ani
full, and his eyes are very black and
Of medium size. although they are SO
r-shadowed by his shaggy eyebrows
that at a glance they are supposed 10
small and snakv. lis nose il
shupeiv. his checks arc fi,l, and the
Whole cuntou. Of his face is round. His
Fair retains aJctty blackncss, but is
thinly distribute. over his head, al =
though only i small space Of the sea lp
IS actually bald. He is careless about
his cloth. 3, aud feels utterly dcso.ated
1 III fna dress, which he is sometimes
compelled to und-r.o oI. state occa-
/ siolS.
/ lis conversational powers, strange y
enough, are very deficient Heb comes
painfully dull and a~k ward when
brought into bril- liant Company. In
trodncc him 10 Il noted wit. and al
though he may laugh at TIL. jokes of
his new acquaintance, the laugh IS
partially forcel, and his replies, if he
attempts any, are Irrelevant and point
less. lie is Shy Of maAil. any at
ten, ut wit and lumor, aud sec, ms
strongly mcIinci To dl,countcnance
such M attempt on the part of anoth
er. Ills wit Is only in tn. columns oi
= newspaper. for 1t requires to he prun-
e'l and dashed before it is presentable
lie does not say thing that are bright,
bat he THINKS AMI writes great many
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Postmaster G eneral Crcsswell favor,
postal telegraph.
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Dytnx-alone
Too WieSed fur pFzsrr too w,.ak to- NY moan
~ ~ hc.ri w the r'cts 81 the crazy town
''pns ,u4d ia ihs 10Y of ths snos cctuia. dosa
g. ne Ant 10 lie ny gstEtbIc woe
ia a t'--i and 9 .hrvai ur tn- 5~Au ifnl snow
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cnts lower. sixty.two's 2o.. Stocks unset.

mcnts lower. sixty.twos cox. Stocks unset
tied hut strong.
BALTIMORE, October 29-Cotton nominal. High
grades Hour declined &c. Wheat AMI corn dull
Provisions quiet. whlskcy inactive at $12i.
NORFOLK, October 2O.--Rcccipts OF cotton to-
taS l2Il bales; exports coastwisc 1884 bales; sales
200 b4'cs low '..iddling 2i,4ae43.c; market quiet
and weak.
WILMINGTON, October 2a.-Spirits turpcntinc
very quiet at l2,ic Rosin quiet at 81 SIS for
strained Crude turpcniinc steady at 81 60n2 10.
Tar steady at 81. Cotton quiet 1T 24a2itsc.
AUGUSTA, October 29.-Markct weak AMI easier;
sales $40 bales; receipts 972 bales; middlig a3afa
DC Sales Of the week 1870 bales; receipts 5iGU
bales; stock 67i7 bales.
SAVANNAH, October 29-Heccipts 247G bales
Exports I6G bales Market ,scd ut 2it,c for
rniddngs. Sales 400 bales.
MOBILE, 0ctobcr 20-Rcccipts OF the week 1921
bales; exports 10 Great Britain 425I bales; other
foreign ports AIS bales; coastwise II72 bales; stock
ON shiphoard 20,0S3 bales Sales Of the week $500
bales; to-day 800. Market closed dull ami weak; /;
mitdng 2ia2Ihc; receipts to-day lOl4 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, October 29.-Rcceipts today
1910 bales. Receipts of ihc week, gross, ~, MS
balcs net 23,G16 bales. Exports to Liverpool 9yGS
bales; To Continent 14,O3l bales; coaslwise 1854
balrs; today l0,lS6 bales. Stock Gi,439 bales.
Cotton &c lower, oitsa2laic; sales 2l5O bnlcs;
weeks sales Is $50 bales.
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Markets by Telegraph.
fOItYIGN MARKETS.


LONDON, October % = Noon.-ConsoIs 03k
Bonds SIX. Common rosin 6s 81.
LIVERPOOL, October 2s = Evening. = Cotton
firm; uplands I'D; Orleans 12,id; salcs $4,000
bales.
October 20 - Noon. = Cotton steady sales
1900 bales; sales OF the week $1,000 bales;
for export 5000 bales; for speculation 5000 bales;
receipts $4,000 bales, whereof 1000 bales arc
American; stock $4,000 bales, OF which 10000
bales are American.
Afternoon = Cotton aflOat 323 900 bales OF
which 40, 600 bales are American. Yarns and fab
rlcs steady. Red winter wheat es 5da0s Cd.
Evenlng.-CoLton closed steady; uplnnds l2d;
Orleans 12kd; sales $4,000 bnlcs; exports anl
speculation 1000 bales Red winter wheat osn9s
od Bacon flrmcr nnd unchanged.
Receipts OF cotton for the week 5000 bales OF
which 1000 arc American. Sales for tic week
$1,000 bales; 5000 sold for export AMI 5000 to
spectators. Stock on hand, ali classes AIS. 900
bales, OF which 20, 600 bales are American.
HAvRE, October 2o.-Cotton opens quiet; low
middling anoat II 3ic.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK, October 20-Noon.-.SlocEs unset.
tied. Money 6a7. Sterling, long 87s; short 9tt.
Gold 28>l. Cotton heavy at 20,lc.
Evening.-Cotton closed heavy ana lower; sales.
1900 bales; middngs ooc. Flour dull and dcciIn.
ing; supcrnnc IS aoa6 so; common to fair extra
Southern 50 2oae sc. Wheat heavy, closIug stca.
dior Corn less active. Pork shade lower, s3l.
Lard unchanged. whiskey heavy 81 2la1 2lH.
Rice easier, Carolina saoc. Naval stores quiet.
Frcights heavy and lower; cotton by steam, 9.1o.
Money easy. Sterling sX. Gold 2sH. Govern.
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PORT C1L NDaR
III Il RfNE NEWS.
CHARLESTON, OCTOBER 3
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Charleston, Kerry, New York-lcfi =
inst M,lsc. to- Adger co. Andrews 4 .5alvo.
co, i 6 Borncr, + Bates 4 ca, & i,raie = co. y
Chadwick, Brown & Holmes, W II Chafce & co, G
5 Cook, Cmcms Witte, Cameron, l'arkley 4 CO.
! Fleming & CO. j S Fairly & CO, Frost < Adgcr, h
Grattan, q GOl1stein, a ) Goodwin, g Grayeiey, N
Hunt, Hart & CO., II lIillen, Holmes & Calder,
Fl Knee, Kinsman Bros, II Klattc & co. Lallrcy
4 Alexander, I.engnick & Sell. Mantouc & co. j /;
Minor & co, McLoy Rice, II Meyer, $ Il Mar
pOppenhcim, ] A Qunckcnbiish, ID Paul & co, J Il
Read 4 CO. Strauss Vance, g Railroad Agent,
j. B Stoddnrd co, Sioll, Webb = co, W Shepherd
T. Tecklenherg, w Vince, Walker, Evans & CoGs.
wen. II Williams, Werner L Duckcr, q w VII.
liaIns co, Wngcncr MOnsecs, AMI W ] Yates.
bushels rough rice. To Cohen, ITanckcl & co.
Schr Ann Dcas, Gnrbatilc, West Point Mill.
3S ISS M hbs rice; rice; To W Rec = co.
els rough rice. To w lee 4 co.
Schr Emma. Magrath, Combahec. 2loo bushels
| rough rice. To " Ice & co.
SloOp Fcnian, Jones, Wllltown. 1909 bushels
rough rice. To Ravcncl & co.
SIoop Ellen. Gra.lick, Cooper River 1000 hush
| cls rough rice. bale cotton. TO c Bee & co,
Sloop Amelia Roberts Ashcpoo 1877 bushels
| rough rice, II bales sea island cotton. To q II
! Iioppock, and w q Bee & CO.
| EsSloop Waterfall, Pom Pom. 800 bushels rough
rice To Cohen. lfanckei & co.
Esloop Mattic-.. Pom Pom. $50 bushels rough
Boat from James Island. l bag sea island cot.
ton. TO w Boyle.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
IT. Steamship rrometheus, Gray, Philadelphia &
Brig IL O brooks, Briggs, Philadelphia via st
Mary's-J A Enslow 4 co.
Schr Emma Wadsworth, Mcintyre, boston
| Schr Carrie Holmes, Holmes, Wilmington. N @
-Ri8ley d Creighton, ~ :. =
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The system, ana leaves the blood pure and healthy.
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M"rcurlal Affections, Rheumatism In all its
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The scholar drops his bu0k and pcn
TO mix with visions sober
The gorgeous tlntS Of hill ana glen
The pallet Of October
For, Jacob.likc, the waning year,
With patrlarchnl passion,
Give, to the month suprcmcly dear
His many -cOlorcd fashion.
To this cOnsprcd the buds Of spring.
And all the months AMI seasons
Their slleavcs t0 his the eleven bring
In dutiGul obeisancc.
Earth finds no bluer, faircr skies,
Since Junc's, the gcntlc-hcartcd;
Each b0urh suspcftlS some sweet surprise
In pny for gifts departed
IT'S sweet when Mays young leaves unfold,
TO drink her charmed c;irc9sca;
To-day the forests fire and gold
Our utmost being blesScs.
SO scholar, let thy dream fulfil
Add bilsslul thought to sober;
And greet, when life and joy O'crSpili,
The gUrgcouS.hucl October.
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brig Mary Dana, 0'Nenl, Georctown, C--U
+ Baker e. co.
Schr GeorRctta Laurence, Robinson Boston via
WilmingtOn-W Roach 4 co.
Schr Q q Wishart, Mason, Wilmington, N c.
w Roach & CO.
IN THR OFFIN(i.
british bark Oswcgo new, Roberts, st An.
drcws, B-0 days. Ballast. To II Card.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Promethclls Gray PHILADELPHIA
Brig Williams Thompson, Philadclphia
Brig Mary F. Dana. 0Neili GcOrgctOwn SC
Schr Gcorgctta Laurence, Robinson, Winning
ton, NC.
UP FOR THIS PORT.
British ship Muscongus, Groves, at Liverpool,
October 10.
Schr Fawn, Kelly, at Philadelphia, October 2G.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
British brig AmphIon, Rcas, ut Providence, X
], October 25.
SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
Steamship Sra Gull, DuttOn, from Baltimore,
October IS, PM.
Schr Ralph Carleton Curtis, from Rockport, Me,
October -.
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PnasnngerS.

Per steamship Charleston, from New York
~ Goodrich, re Giictlrist, wife, child and TWO
servants Mrs t;iIhcs an, daughter, J Dcrcnridc,
Rev B Campbell, Miss Mary Campbell, Miss
Lizzie Campbell, Panknn, B F liugcr, Miss Il
and daughter. CIV Keichum and wife, A Gordon,
Miss ket chnm, Newman, Mrs ID y Albert, Miss
itontelli, Major 0gelty, S A, W Ogclby, Mrs John
kenifck, NJ McCrancry, Burnett. n McEnamy
i Brock, oNclll and son. Shields and in tic
steerage.
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Those who have tried il, know That II cured them:
Ecghl,OrS AMI friends, nnd all know that what 1t
does once IL does nlwayS-that IL never iails
through amy fault or neglect OF It's composition.
We have thousands upon thousands OF the ccrtin-
Gates of their remarkable cures Uf the following
complaints, hut such cures are known In every
nriglhnriuOd, and we nccii not publish them.
Adapted to all ages and conditions IN I'LL climates;
containing ncliher calUmci or any dclctcriois
drug, they may he taken with safety by anybody.
Their sugar coating preserves hem ever fresh and
makes ihein pleasant To take, while hcing purely
vegetable no harm can arise from their use i'll any
quantity.
They operate by their powerful influence on the
Internal visccra to purify the blood and stimulate
II int" healthy act0n-rcm"ve ihr distractions OF
the stomach, bowels, liver, AMI other organs OF
the bnly, restoring their Irregular action health
and 10y correcting, wherever they exist, such
arrangements as are The first origin Of disease.
Minute directions are given in the wrapper on
the bnS, for illr following complaints, which these
For DysrErSIA or ISpIGEsTroN, IIsTLEssSEss.
LANdron and Loss Of APPETITE, the. should he
taScn moderately Ia stimulate the stomach and
restore lis healthy tone AMI action.
For LIVER COMPLAINT and It's vatlous symp-
nc. nr GREEN SICHSLss. liii.iors C0iIc and
lilsIouS FEvEEs, they SHOULD hc jucio,,sy taken
for cacli ease, To cnrrcct the diseased action or
remove the distractions which cause 1t.
For lrsENrERr or DiAhEIEA, but one mild
dose L. generally required.
For RHElMATiSM, Corr, GRAVEL, PALrIrATIoN
or THE HEART, PALS ~ THE SHE, BACK and
l.,iNGI ,hry should he continuously taken, liz re-
telil Will such cE:inE1 those complaints diB-
appear.
For lROrsr all bnorSIci.. SwELLfNGS they
should be taken III large AMI frequent doses to
produce Tie effect OF n drastic purge.
For Slri'l!is> los Il large dose sh0nlh bc taken
~ II produces be- desired eject iy sympathy.
ASA DIN*EE iiil. take one ~ twu FILLS to pro-
mote digestion an, relieve ,ha sloniach.
An ncraSoil"i dose stimulates The stomach and
hawclS into healthy ac,iul restores the appetite,
ami invisorairS tie system. Hence IL is often nd
vantaTcoiis where no serious dri;IuIcmrnt exists.
one WIN feels iulrrahly well. 0iicu hndS that
dose OF these PILLS inakcs HIN feel decidedly bet
Ter, from their cleansing AMI rcnOvalng effect on
the digestive apparatus.
DIR. J. &. AVER y CO., Practical Chemists.
l.owrii. Mass. H. =. A.G
Sold at wholesale nai retail iy BOWIE
NOISE, Charleston, :. C., uil Ly Retail Druggista
everywhere. Dac OetI mwf:;mos-
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Receipts by Railroad, October go.
SMITH ann ~. pm man


1872 bales cotton, SIS bales dOincsiics, 80 bhls
naval stores, car stock. To Railroad Agent w
X Ryan, Gracscr Smith, Wills d Chisoltn Kirk
patrick Wl.te, Wartllaw & Carew, Ravcncl ~
co, Thtrson Holmes, Mowry & Gu, PcIzcr Rod
gers Il 60, q ii Walter & 60, G w Williams & CO.
W W Smith, Frost & Adger, w q Courtney & ca,
u Murr Il CO. Ciaghorn, Herring & 60. Watson &
I'LL, Gihbes co, Taft & Rowland, and others.
NoRrIiEASTERS RAILROAD.
lac bales cotton, 33S bags cotton seed, Kegs
spikes lmdSc, Sc. To McD0wal & q, Itecilcr &
Davies l'clZcr, Rodgers & co, j ID Aiken & co, W
Ryan Archer, w Williams & co, Itavcnel
" co, Frost Il Adgcr lngralam & SON, A j Sail
mas, & II Waller Il co. Graeser & Smith, Caldwell
\ Son, lrodic & 60, kirkpatrick & Wittc, MOwry
X co, w t;nrney, Claghorn, Herring 4 co, MantOue
& co, ami Railroad Agent.
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Sen Island Cotton,

Extract from the circular OF Stead Brothers,
dated Liverpool, October Is, ISG9:
2G0 bales Tihlti sea islands were sold In London
yesterday nj .0a2ld per Ii, cNccntug & bales
finer cotton, which brought 26Il. and IL few stunned
~ l6&d. This shipment very good i'm quail
My, anu equal In weight te about 600 sea islands.
The prices realized considering the quality, show
decline Of about 81 per III the sales made In
July.
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New York Rice nInrkct.

NEW YORK, October 2G.-lFrom tho Journal or
Commerce THE arrivals Of new arc increasing,
and, while there IL demand enough To lake all
that comes now, the receivers du not have suili-
cicnt confidence TO accumulate stock by sttiTcn-
Ing prices; 20 ticrccS new sold nt S,;aSzsc, and 60
tlcrccs old nj S5sc. Rangoon Is in fair supply and
very limited request; the dealers purchase spar
lhgly, ana the exporters take only small lot
now and then; we quote aaia31c, gold, for lois In
bond and 7hc, currency, for lots duty paid.
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COAfMERCI.fL NEU'S.
Exports.

PHILADELPHIA-pcr steamship Promcthcus-
40f bales cotton, 60 halcs yarn, 40 tcrces rice,
l9S bhls rosn 10 casks clay, 50 bbls bc;lns bbls
oranges, 10 empty casks.
BOSTON VIA WILMISGToN-Pcr schr Gcorgetta
Laurence-3G0 hbls rUsin II tcrces rice.
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MEMORANDA.

The ship David Brown, Nichols from London
for Charleston, via Newport, arrived ut Cowcs
October Is.
The bark Minnie Robertson, Robertson, from
Charleston for Liverpool, was spoken September
Is, Int 3S, lon IL.
The schr Mary GilchrIst. for Georgetown, s C,
cleared at Belfast, Nc, October %.
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The Charleston Cotton Rice and Naval
Stores Market.

inc ChnrlcStOn Cotton Eticc and Naval
Stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS
FRIDAY EVENING, October 30, 1850.
CoTToN.-This article was depressed, und trans
actions light some sales taking place at easy fig
urcs but factors were not generally willing sub
nit to the decline desired by purchasers, and the
market closed nominal and unsettled. Sales
about 276 bales, viz: II at 23lsc % at 22c; So at
241c; at 24s<c; II at 242ic; l2l ut 25c ii ut 25c
We quote:
LIVERPOOL. CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinary. .23ls@24A
Low miudllnB.......... .24ls@-
Mldunhg: ..:......... ........--.25 d
StrlcL TniuunnB... .25iiG-
RICE-This grain was depressed ana prices
showed a declining tendency. Sales 20 tlerces Of
clean Carolina, say at 7hac; Is Mt TIC q ib. We
quote nomnay common to fair clean Carolina ut
7@7J4c; good, 77s@7ISc.
NAVAL STOREs.-Thc business was light. Sales
casks spirits turpentnc ut 421.c; $50 bbls extra
No. 2 rosin at s. 2 bbl.
FREIGnTs.-Thc supply Of freight room to most
points is for the moment sufficient for the de-
mand. To Liverpool, by steam, engagements are
making Mt Ad p lb on uplands and 1ild OH sea
islands; by sail, IA on uplands and IA on sea is-
lands. To Ilavre, by steam, nominal; by SAIL
Ike q ID on upands and 121c OH sea Islands.
Coastwise TO New York, by steam, &c q lii on
uplands and lc on sen islands; by SAIL &c q lb on
uplands To Boston, by steam, nominal; by sail,
&c q ib on uplands. To Philadelphia, by steam,
&c q ID on uplands; by sn somewhat nominal,
To Baltimore, by steam, 1z@D5sc q Ib on uplands;
by snil, somewhat nominal.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-30
DAClFlC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPY'S
THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN.
CHANGE OF SAILING DAYS.

Steamers OF the ahavc line leave Pier .,.r-,E-S,
M. A. North River, foUt OF Canal street NhINLa4
New York at IL O'Clock noon. 0i the LIST, IlIh anu
2ist OF every month except when these dates fall
on Sunday, then the Saturday prcccding)
Departure OF LIST and 2lsi connect ut Panama
will sicaintrs fur South Pacific and Central Amer
lean ports. Those Of LIST touch at MliIIanillo
Departure Of llth or each month connects with
the new steam line from Panama 10 Aust rallu and
New Zealand.
Steamship CHINA leaves San Francisco for
China and Japan October !, 1863
No California steamers tnnclI ut Havana hut go
direct from New York To Aspinwal
onc hundred pounds baggage free TO each adult.
Medicine ami Attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or further information an.
ply At the C0NPANi'S TICKET OFFICE, OIL Tile
wharf foot OF Canal-strcci, North River, New
York. f. r. UABY AGENT
1Iarch2 Tyr
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-30
BY TELEGRAPH.

SAVANNAH, October 20.-Arrived, ships BESSIE
Crosby, New Haven; Maynowcr, Cardiff; barks J
II Armstrong, Gloucester; llala Frank, lsuoilui
hyrcs; brig Robert Dillon. New York Cleared
steamship Zodiac, New York.
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Chipping.
FoR PHILADELPHIA AND BOSTON.
INSURANCE oNE.iiALR PER CENT.

The steamship J. ". EvERMAN. Capt. ~sE,FTe
j. y. IIincklcy, VIII leave North Allan MAl44zE
tic Wharf on THURSDAY, 4,h November, at :
O'Clock.
For freight engagements apply to
JOHN TiiEO. GETTY,
oct59 North Atlantic Whurf