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CATALOGUE No. II.

CATALOGUE No. Il.
AGRICULTURAL BOOKS.
ALIENS NEW AMERICAN FARM HOOK. re.
vised and enlarged, - 30
llcndcrSVn's Gardening Tor Profit, lliust rated,
81 80.
Mohr's lie Grape Vine: translated from The Ger.
man, with hints on the propagation and
treatment Of American varieties, by llor,i-
cola, 81.
The American Agricultural Annual fully iii,lstra.
ted, 5Oc. The American horticultural Annual.
Soc. liuist's Family Kitchen Garicncr. 81.
Cotton Cuiturc, hy ). u. Lyman, OF ionisaEa,
with q chapter on Cotton Seed and its
The Cotton Painters Manual, by j. a. Turner; en-
hracing Tie Culture of Co,ron, its Natural
History, Chemical Analysis, Trade and Con-
sumption, with II History or Cotton and the
Cotton Gin, 81 81. Farm Drainagc-Tkc Pro
ccsses and Errc.s of Draining laad with
Stones, WooL, Iloughs and open bitches.
Illustrations. by ii. +. French. =, '!a *" S"rmm
and its Products, an account or recent nvcs-
,igations, with Il description OF Making Sugar
and Refined syrup. adapted to common use,
hy =. L.. Stewart. 81 81. Whites Gardening for
!hc South, or How to Grow Vegetables and
Fruits, with additions 10y J. Van i.urcn and
Dr. James caEack. g. Holmes Southern
Farmer, new and enlarged edition. with I'm
Domcs:" roil!iry, ; very l'i!y lisrni"T. U "S. sc
iirn'icr amn'* Practical I'"riculturc. 81 80.
Shrcp-'lhGir irccd*, Mana=c.ncnt AMI ps-
eases, Icy VIM. ioilait. 81 Nau,aIl'S Sheep
llns!.u':ry, with Kandall's Letter on Sheep
Raising. IN Texas. 81 10. onloils-!inw to
Rails. lcm l'roIiiahly, aoc. The Gardeners
aud Farmers Reason Why, illustrated, 81 ~.
l!ourgugn0n ON the Cattle Plague, origin,
Description and Treatment. 81 -.
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Receipts by Railroad, November ..

SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD
1IG. bales cotton, II bales dOnicstlcs $40 bbls
flour, 50. bags Gil cake, 1l casks clay, cars cat
tic, car furniture, 3 cars wood, 3 cars Sundrics
10 Watson llill, W B Smith & co, CiaghOrn
Herring & co, rel2cr. Rodgers & co, Rcc,lcr &
ihvis, q IL Walter co, Is Presley, Railroad
Agent, ana Othcrs.
SOUTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
iG3 bales upland cotton, Is bales sea island cot
Ton. iD2 bbls naval stores ll5 bushels rough ricc
lulhher, miSc, &c. TO j Marshall, Jr, l;ardcn
NinSman Il Howell, Howard e BRO, S ID StDncy, q
Williams & co, " ninglc J Is f. Sloan. Caldwell
* SON. 7 0'Bryan, w Ryan, W Bowling, Rceicr
&c Davis, Frost e Adgcr, TT Threat, Ruvcncl n
90: Gracser !t Smith, Mowry & co, kirkpatrick &
Wittc, Walter & co, Salinas, g p purpenhcn
Crane, iIoyston & co, II klatte & CO, W l. Dow
ling & co, ThurstOn & Holmes. Iianckcl, Wage
mcr 4 MOnscc., Kendall e DOckcry, Ciagiiorn
HERRING X co, W & Rec & co, Chapman & ii, q Fol
lin. ii Morgan, and Railroad Agent.
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A. Old story, with New Moral.
EY JULIA WARD HOWE.

Petroleum Cinderella dances with pretty fellow,
And her pumpkins turn TO carriages, hcr rats
TO horses Hnc:
Fate strikes srimiy ON the dial, with a sound Of
no DENIAL, a.,
And her satins cease to rustic, and her dta-
monds cease to slime
Forth into the chilly darkness, in her solitude aud
and starkncsS
Goes the bloom Of dissipation, with no lovely
fruit behind;
With no strength condensed In meekneae, With no
holy nature weakness
With no thorn OF resolution, with no after
growth OF mind.
Back TO vcrmin shrink her horses, on her pale
and ghOStly courses,
Rags replace her recent SplcndOrs, unadmrcu
her beauty wancS:
she bcmoans the n,ocking fairy who upliftcd her
unwnry
Through paltry prize or pleasures, 10 null
titudc OF pains.
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPY'S
THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN.
CHANGE OF SAILING DAYS.

Steamers OF the above line leave Pier sf;fs,
No A., North River, foot or Canal st rect NNItAd4
2lst or every month except when these dates fnll
on sunday, then the Saturday preccting.)
departure OF lst ana 2lst connect ut Panama
win steamers for South Pacific and Central Amer.
lean ports. Those OF 1st touch at Manzanillo
Departure OF 11th OF each month connects with
New Zealand.
steamship CHINA leaves San Francisco for
China and Japan October {, 1863?
No California steamers touch ut Havana but 90
direct from New York To Aspinwail.
Omc hundred pounds baggage free to each adult
Medicine and Attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or further informatIon nm
ply at the COMPASY'S TICKET OFFICE on the
York. r r. WsRY SG,snt ny"
marchl2 Tyr
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Havana Market.

ing the week from Havana and .iaIGnZas Ij.G10
boxes To foreign ports and $3.50 10 the United
States; stock In warehouses; IN Havana and Ma
tanzas l3S, 600 boxes, 250O hlitis; holders demand
an advance; large business doing, notwiihstall-
ing merchants are indispDsed la purchase Oh ac-
count OF the high demands OF holders: market
nrm; Nos 10 to u sisa94 reals; hnl.icgs dcmaItI
an advance OF * real; Nos 15 to 90, Dutch stand
arl 01lai1 reals per arroa; nlulasscS Sugar firm
Mt 6azaT3a reals; MuscOva,locs, quotations are
nominal; fair 10 good refining S..aS;s reals
MOLaSSES-Thcrci is an absence or business for
want OF stock; quotations are nominal.
I.uMEER-Stcaty: yellow pine S2ja.1 per A.
FEEiGiirS-Duil, with hut few charters: per i,oN
of sugar 10 the United States 81 .Sal 80; per hid
Of sugar to tile United States So 5G.I: per HID of
molasscs Sia4 -; per ton 10 Falmouth and orders
40a45s; per ton to France 50a55f.
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MEMORANDA.

The steamship Georgia, at New York from this
port. reports that on the 25h ult, NJ, so miles
from northwest with heavy sea; the gale coniin
ucL thirty-ivc hours with great force. On the
3lst, at Ne passed steamer Starlight, from
Portland for Charleston.
The British brig Amphion, Reas, from Provi-
dcncc X !, previously reported sailed for this port
arrived at Wilmington, N Z, November ..
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"A priest was confrssing an old crorpicr ot
Baden. We'll my brother. this is IL solemn
promptly replied: "NOt much, father, but
can say This saw once In my life the most
extraordinary thing that ever happened on
n'ngn
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Chicago ls to have new rapcr-the d.
vorcc Bureau. a wide circulation Is e,Iaran-
teed by the circumstance that people usually
wish to know when they are divorced, and
This furnishes correct list.
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VyiInington zInrlsct.

WILMINGTON, November 2-TuRrENTISE-Is
in fair request, and receipts meagrc. Sales OF
only 25 bbls AT 81 IS for soft, and 81 60 for hard
per $50 pounds.
SPIRITS TuKrESTINE.- Sales OF 65 bb!s a: 81 &c,
and So bDls at i2hic per gallon.
NoSiN.-SaleS OF SIG hs Ut 81 55 for strained :;
So for extra No. 9; s32 for No |, and 81 for
pale
TAR-ls &c higher, and &c bbls sold at 81 o. per
bbl.
CorToN.-Smail sales at "a 4,sa24% &c per pound.
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u o ri CAfL NDi
MARINE NIsWS.
EsTON, NOVEMBER 4
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

>, Schr Lilly, hughes New York-a days. AI,isc.
To " Roach & co. q w Williams & co, w Shrp.
nerd, Macduif Cnllcn Railroad Agent, q Graveicy,
i;olinann iroS, Clacus & Witic, Werner & QUICKER,
~ blschon u CO, II SicgiinS, MantOuc & co, w s
CO. w Quincy, u o'Neill, w Stencns, Order, anu
Schr David Collins Townsend, Philadclphia-t
4 CO. ~ ~ " -'i'e'
n, Scnr Marcus Hunter. Orr, Portland, Mc-0 days.
Ilasicr nnd Hay. To T Tuppcr * Son
~, ncnr I;llIabcih JancOyIcli, Snntec. IT'S bush.
Dill. s - "'' "''" fi"Ser
,,S Schr Ann Dcas, Garbattlc, West Point Mil.
iES DDS rice. TO Porcher & Henry, ana Col,cn,
Steamer ST Helena, Elliott. Edisto ana Rockville.
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Per steamer ST Helena, from E,listO and Rock
servant, Ilopkinson, X l. Johnson, Dr " RAN
loiph, Major W whaicy, = Toglc, o y Fitzsim-
ons, !. Marsieler, q l. Christy, Mcclellan, and
10 Gu deck.
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Railroads.
fluiIroa0s.
COUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
k s:z IEl ss.iss y. isss g.
GENERAL. sUrERlNTENDEHT,s OFFICE

&ENEkAls OFFICE,)
CHARLESTON, :. g., Sept. l5, 1869.
On and aier Thursday, September TO- the fas-
scngcr Trains ON the South Carolina Raiiroad will
run aS fUllUwS:
icnnr Cna.ieslon. .'..................sa $40 \.
Connecting with trains for Montgomery, Mem.
phls, Nashville and New Orleans, via Montgomery
and Grand junction.
FOR CoIuNDlA.
Leave Charleston. ......................S3 80 A. NJ
Arrive at Columbia ..................44oP A.
Connecting with Wilmington and Manchester
Railroad, and Camden train.
FOR CHARLESTON.
Leave Augusta. '''..........S6oA a. NJ.
Arrive at Charleston. on...................4.OO r. NJ.
Leave toumha.. .7.45 A. NJ.
Arrive at Charleston 400 r. NJ
AUGUSTA NIGHT EXPREss.
(Sunduys eNceptcd)
Leave charleston. 7.30 T. NJ
connecting with trains for Msmn6is SnshyiI1c "a; M
and New orlcaAs, via Grand Junction.
Leave augusta. 40 r. NJ
arrive III Chnrcston. .IUo a: n.
COLUMBIA NIGHT EXPREes.
Sundays eXccptedJ
Leave Charleston. Observation-Disclosures r. NJ
Arrive nj Columbia. .....................445A 4. N.
Connecting (Sunda.s exccpteG) with Crccnvii!c
ana Columbia Railroad, and on Mondays Wedncs.
Gays ana Fridays with Charlotte and South Caro-
lima Railroad
Leave Columbia. .....................550 r. A.
Arrive nj Charlcst OH. on...................5.3O A. NJ
srMMERylLLE TRAIN.
Leave Charleston. .......................405 05 r. NJ
Arrive III Summerylc.. lc................530P r. NJ
Leave Summeryc.. ....................,.7.lOA A. NJ
Arrive al Charlcst on. i.......,,......Sai a M
CAMDEN BRANCH.
Camden and Columbia Passenger Trains on
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS, and he.
tween Camden and Kngve daily, (Sundays en-
cnntedl connects with up ana down bay Pas
Arrive 1T Columbia ii On A A.
arrive NJ cnmdcn '.'..'.''''............ld r n
septic General snperIntendanit
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Insnrnnce.
STATEMENT.

OFFICERS.
". II. PECKIIAM, President.
WIN. 7. HOOKER, yicc-Prcsident.
l.. McADAM, Secretary and Actuary.
G. A. FUDICKAR, Superintendent.
DIRECTORS.
Hon. John a. Dix, New York.
| Hon. James Harper Firm OF Harper Bros, cx.
Mayor New York.
John j. Crane, President Bank Republic.
wm. NJ. vcrmilyc, Banker, tvcrmilyc & Coz
Chas. G. Rockwood, Cashier Newark banking
Company.
Hon. George opydykc, ex-Mayor New York.
MinOt c. Morgan, Banker.
Thomas Rigney, Firm Thomas Rigncy & Co.
Benz. u. Sherman, Treasurer New York Steam
Sugar Refining Company.
Richard H. Bovine, wetmore & Bovine, Lawyers.
f. V. liaughwout, Firm T.. v. lIauglwout & Co.
Wm Wilkcns, Firm Of wilkcns & Co.
Julius II. Pratt, Merchant.
VIM. ". Wright, Merchant.
Charles J. Starr, Merchant.
William Allen, Merchant
Geo. w. Cuylcr. Banker, Palmyra, NJ
Geo. 4. Hope, President Continental Fire Insur.
ancc Company.
John q. Sherwood, Park Place.
Walton II. Peckham corner Fifth Avenue and
Twcnty-third street.
Edward ii. Wright, Newark, N. ].
Geo. w. Farlce Counsellor.
W. H. Cogswell, Merchant.
KETM e IssERTEL,
General Agents for South Carolina and Georgia
Onicc No. 40 BROAD street,
Charleston, 8. G.
DR.. T. REENSTJERNA, Examining Physician.
JAMIE 1yrD&C
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Shipping.
NOR G A RID N IRIS BLUE
AND INTERMEDIATE LANDINGS on
THE PEHDEE RIVER.

The light draft Steamer PLANT. 1TvEA,
EK, Captain j. r. Foster. il now 'G;--i. 5Es-.s
receiving Freight at Accommodation Wharf, AMI
will leave on TIIURSDEN NIGHT the 4th inst.
Freight nnd Wharfage must he prepaid.
For engagements apply To
RASENEl. " HOLMES, Agents,
nov3 No. III t:iSi Ray.
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Ncm Publications,

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CATALOGUE.
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Macon Market.

MACON, November 1.-['0rroS.-At the date OF
our last weekly review, Tie market closed with
tie market quiet, midtllngs beng quoted at % &c
On Tuesday there was considerable disposition on
the part OF holders to retain their cOion for ctcr
prices. "Wednesday prices declined Mc, the mar
ket closing duh at 23hc. On Thursday, Friday
and Saturday, sales made were on the basis Of 2ic
for middlinEs, the market bcng rather DUH To-
day the market opened dun at .3c for the hest be-
coming firmcr through the day, and closing firm
with good demand at 23Gpa3II cents for mid.
dlings. The receipts to-day amount 10 I0j bnlrs;
sales 5ii bales; shipments 3S3 bales. The receipts
OF the week sum up 49l6 bacs; sales o965 bales;
shipments 20l1 bales Receipts this month at eaRt
Macon 3s4 bales; shipped 5l2 bales. Stock OIL hand
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DIR. sIMM MONS
Liver Regulator,

A preparation Of roots and herbs, warranted to
be strictly vegetable. and can do no injury to
any one. 1t has been used by hundreds, and
known for the last thirty Eve years as one of
the most reliable. eficacieus and harmless prep
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over again / have put the question :
Would you advocate a convention in
which, as Lord Stanley and Mr.. Mill pro-
posed in March, 1868, the liability Of
England for damages by the Alabama
should be admitted, leaving commits
sion to adjudicate upon claims and de.
termine the amount 2" and the answer
is invariably "No." The men most
friendly to us say that such an admission,
whether or not they individually might
be willing to make it, has become i'm
possible. English opinion has settled
down on the rejected treaty as the
limit of concession, beyond which
they will not go. The party that was
ready to refer to arbitration the
question of the recognition ofrebel bellig-
erency has disappeared. Indeed, nobody
thinks it possible at this moment to do
The irritation is too general,
the evaporation too great to permit even
q discussion. No doubt this fever will
subsde, but it must run its course, and
it will do no harm to recollect that when
Mr. Adams first presented the American
claim for damages on account of the
Alabama, with his modest request for
arbitration, claim and arbitration together
were resented with scarcely less ipdigna-
ton than RACES now. 1t was less general,
but not less intense.
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A Take or on PuRsry.

A book recently issued, containing
divers puffs, has brought out the follow
ing singing item from an exchange:
1t is not unlikely that before long we
will be requested to review q sensation
novel containing the following para
graphs:
"George Fiiz Clarence, hastily snatch.
ing up the splendid hat which he had
bought from that prince of hatters, A.
Chapeau, No. TIT Broadway, FASTENED
to the residence Of Amanda. He found
her seated upon one of those elegant
lounges which none but the firm of
Whatnot & Co., No. 1906 Maiden Lane,
could have manufactured. She was at
tired in an elegant robe of blue silk, a
late importation by Tariff & Cheat, whose
magnificent palace on Broadway, be-
tween Blank and Blank streets, is always
crowded with ladies.
Regardless of new pair of pants OBJ
tained from the celebrated merchant tall
ors, Messrs. Goose 4 Scissors, corner
Credit and Nopay streets, he threw him
self upon his knees before her and poured
forth the gushing sentiments of his heart.
With maidesly modesty she confessed
that bis ardent passion was returned. He
gszed with rapture at the hand she
placed in his. On her finger he slipped
a betrothal ring. 1t was cluster of six
diamonds, set in an elegant crown. The
ring itself was beautifully made of solid
eighteen carat gold. Those worldwide
known jewellers, Gornet, Pearl & Ame-
thyist, were the happy mortals wSo had
the honor of manufacturing this token of
love.
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aa..agaa ll .alLI ot
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by many in authority to be an attempt
to take the Pope's life, and numerous
arrests were made, and the suspected
persons thrown into prison. The mo-
ment His Holiness heard of these suspi-
cions and of the arrests, he ordered that
every one who had been thrown into
prison should be released instantly, say
ing:
81 have proof that the disaster was en-
tirely the result of accident. / know that
my children love newly then Should
they wish for my death?"
So the prison doors were opened, and
the suspected ones came forth free and
rejoicing. 7e Deums were sung in all
the churches, and q general gladness
prevailed in Rome that the good and
Holy Father was still spared to the
world.
After an hours interview with him, we
withdrew. AS we babe him farewell, we
thanked him sincerely for his kindness
in granting us private audience, and
kuelt before him as he gave us his bless
ing This blessing win ever be dear to
my heart.
Deeply were we impressed by the
noble character, the benign goodness.
and genial manner of the Supreme Pom
tiff.
In the ante-chamber, we again met
Monseigneur Talbot, an extremely intel
lectual man, who had spent some years
travelling through the United States. He
attended us to our carriage, and after q
pleasant conversation left the Vatican.
1t was bewitching afternoon, and the
grand colonnade of St. Peters was gilt
tering in the golden rags of the evening
sunlight; the fountains we're JOY ously
casting up their bright waters, aud
Earth and air seemed in holiday mood /"
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or depression Of spirits, heartburn, collie or
pains in the bowels, pain in the head. fever and
ague. dropsy. boils, pain in back and limbs.
asthma. erysipe,as. female affections, and
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Hundreds Of highly respectable persons can
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affections of the bladder,
camp dysentery, affections
of I e kidneys, fever. ner-