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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-06-29
PRESENTATIONS.

The Cantata of the "IIlymakenp ., "a
upon scenes and incidents copno,,., il
bayfield,, representing two day,' 5,s d
will be given with characteristi,I co,, a:F
and scenery. limitations of birl, nv
other inhabitants Of the farm-y,rI r %'' %
en-. Hay, scythes, rakcs and forE, v%, %
The stage will be beautifully ds, .,n ID
trees, flowers, etc. Special arrpna i
been made with the "Cicrk Of thc WI w.; Oh
IA grand thunder shower. In yhot 1@
will be done to make this the most b3g'
unique performance ever given in I,ns
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-20
Savannah Market.

SAVANNAH, December 16-CoTToN.--Our mar
ket has been exceedingly active, and the good
sense of holders in discarding from their OASIS
of circulation the slight irregularities prevalilng
In New York, both in cotton and gold, mas nao
the effect of sustaining the market here !nd CIV
ing holders the advantage.
The following resume OF the marKee lor the
week win suficiently indicate the tone:
On Thursday last, December 9th, the Market
closed nrm with active demad, and sales OF GOO
bales on q basis OF 23ac for Liverpool mddlng.
Friday, 10th, the market opened with orlsk
demand, Alc being the basis on which sales or
500 bales we're Effected.
Saturday 11th, holders were stronger in their
views and buyers had to succumb. Prices up
2Ii<aa4H for Liverpool middling..
Monday 18th, the same feeling prevailed with
An advance OF &c, which was met by holders,
and sales OF 1000 bales were effected on basis OF
24Xa24xc for Liverpool middlng.
Tnesiay. l4th slight decline was manifest in
eonseouence OF the decline in gold, buyers and
sellers both holding OF. Sales 500 bales on a
basis Of 24Ac for Liverpool middllng.
wednesday, 18th, the same in1uences were at
work. and transactions were nmlieo, without n
change In quotations. The market closed firm
Th1rsday, 18th, prices were 1uly sus-
tanned, with an active inquiry. we quOte ttne
niddlinQ 23Z; good ordip ary 23a23Ac.
SPA IsLAND.-The market for the past week mas
indicated an improvement in the demand lot thls
class OF cottons and sales OF some 300 bales nave
been made at prices not materially differing from
last quotations. We therefore renew quoiatioas
as follows: Common to fair 5sa1o; Meulaih I ioI--
das 4ja55; fine 60a65c. ,o
: The receipts for the past week foot up q, $50
bales upands and 467 bales sea island, lroi;l lhe
following SOURCES: 4, and q. Railroad, 2469
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Passengers.

Per steamship Manhattan, for New Iork-Capt
NiDott, II Gardiner, l. Dole, Captain D Nichols,
P Jennings, II Pendletc.i, X D Howe, a Getty,
Miss Getty, and 2 J.. steerage.
Per STEAMSHIP Maryland, from Baltimore,
FariZer sLd lady, Mrs Wolf and chlldrel, IL
Suveesssen, NJ McLoy, NJ Ii Thompson, anu Henry
ayers. ,..,.. ,.,. ,,o,.
sonyille. Fernandina and Savannah-W Kelly,
Mr. Clark, Mr. Foster, Mrs W II GradicE, IL An
crum, Jr Miss Gradick, Miss Fleming, IL HOS,
pito, Mrs Stewart, ] Courtier, Mr. Lewis anu
wife. Mr. Grant, Mr. Kay, A W Marshall, Jr, I Z
Turner and wife, Alexander, Sardy, b
Dashnell Mrs Desmo, + Kays, Mr. Cough, MRS Ell
bridge. S Barnes Mr. Denny and wife, Mr. Lam,
Mr. Schley Miss Eldridge. Miss Alexander, MISS
Herbert, Miss LaFond, Miss Lyle, W Ii Mood, J
O,Neill, w II Burton, S Ryan, S l. Knapp, w smell
dron, st Clair, McGregor, G Gardner, K
Ford Parker, W Harvey, c Harvey, I Kelly, anu
Per steamer Pilot Boy, from Beaufort, &c-B
Martin, Miss Hattie Johnson Miss Nellie Johnson,
and on deck. ,-. .,
Per steamer st Helena. from Beaufort, &cm
Colonel w L NJ Burger, ] Wright, Murday, Il W
Seabrook Colonel Pratt and lady, l. Johnson:
+ G Fishburne, Townsend, Jr ] Wilson, W
c Whaley, Colonel w Gregg, Ferguson, ii I Fer,
guson, NJ Hayey, E Seabrook, Baynard,
NJ Whaley P Mikell, and 20 on deck.
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MARINE NEWS.
ESTON, DECEMBE II q
ARRIVED SATURDAY.


Schr & Corson Brown, Philadelphia days.
Coal. To II F Baker & CO.
Schr Louisa, from Cooper River. 1000 bushels
rough rice. To + e Cart, and Thnrston d homes.
Schr Ann Deas. Garbattie West Point Mill.
lis terces rice. To Cohen, HancEcl co. o.oo
Schr Charlotte, Peterson, Back River. 500
bushels rough rice To Cohen, Hanckel & co.
steamer Pilot Boy, Peck, Beaufort via Edlsto.
30 bales sea island cotton, 10 packages sundries.
To J ID Aiken g. co. Hopkins Mcpherson co. II
Green, Mrs K Lowndes, Mrs Schapper,
Adams, T & Boag, Adger co, p Mathews,
and Southern Express Company.
Steamer ST Helena, Elliott, Edsto and ROCK
vile. rs bales cotton, muse, and sundrcS. TO j
II Murray, Willis 4 ChsOlm, W Ryan, G II Hop
pock, Fraser & Dill, Ravenel / co, J Cocock CO.,
il Bischofr CO. W Bee co, W Gurney, Cohen,
uanckel & CO, and Roper Stoney.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Maryland, Johnson, Baltmore-lelt
inst Mdse To Mordecal l. co, COurtenay d
Trenholm, l. Kenecke, II Vollers, A Hammer
schmidt, Torck, Mantoue u co, A r Smith *
CO, DR. II Baer J Commins w ii Browning, Cool
rich, Wineman & CO, G II Hoppock. W II Chafee Il
CO, w Stelfens, OstendortT CO. Wagcncr Il
Monsees ii Cobia 4 CO, A Tobias Sons, Z Nolgt,
Dukes CO, c Brahe co, PclZcr, Rodgers
& CO, Jennings, ThomlinsOn CO. j X Robertson,
Hart & CO, 0'Neill, and others. Very heavy
gales from Sc and SW.
Steamer Dictator, McNel;y, ralGtka, via Jack
bales sea island cotton, mdsc and sundries. 10
j d Aiken i co, K 5 Fenring, Roper Y StOncy, &
InCrsham K Son, Recder Davis, PAM. Ne.cli
& Brandes, W B Williams & Son, j g M0nc:'. : :
Railroad Agent, Hopkins Mcpherson & co, XIX
r2Is.ck Witte, hacullar, Williams i Parker, W
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Shipping.
INA ST FREIG T L N E
TO BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA, BOSTON SE ANt
THE CITIES OF THE NORTHWEST.
THROUGH BILLS LADING GIVEN FOR COT
TON TO BREMEN

The Steamship MARYLAND, Johnson, tT4f4s4
Commander, will sail for Baltimore sja.s =
on WEDNESDAY, December 22d, at O'CLOCK T. M
from Pier No. l, Union Wharves. -
s,J-Insurance by the Steamers OF this line <
per cent to Baltimore and Philadelphia. To b Bos.
ION Y. Philadelphia Frcights forwarded TO mat
city ny railroad from Baltimore WITHOUT auui-
tiOnal expense for insurance. .,,o
nv arrangement with the Steamships OF the
Baltimore and Bremen Line, sailing semmontll.
". Through Bills Ladng for COTTON will hereafter
be issued TO tile latter port OH ACCOMMODATING
terms. .nr,
a9s- Through Bills Lading given to pIllLADEI,-
PIiIA. BOSTON and the CITIES OF THE NokIh-
WEST. ~ 90
For Freight engagements OF Passage, apply to
COURTENAI & TRENHOLM,
dacoe . Union Wharves.
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bales upland; Central Railroad, 18.947 bales up'
land; Savannah River steamers, 1872 bales up.
lands; Florida steamers, 557 bales sea lsiana,
coasters, 10 bales sea island; wagons y oaies
upland. Total 90, $50 bales upland and 467 bales
island. The exports for the same time have oeen
22S04 bales upland and 6lS bales sea lsia,iS; I q;
as follows: To Liverpool 2oSl bales upiaiu anu %
bales sea island: to Iavre 3l93 bales uplands ana
200 bales sea island; 10 New York, 5656 bales up,
land and 1893 bales sea island; TO Boston, wy
bales upland; to philadelphia 557 bales npahG
to ~ haes INLAND and e. bales sea island. Teta,,
20. sol bales upland and 6lS bales sea Island
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Queen Nab

All loosely waved her hair Of brown,
Her sweet, clear eyes were solt anu plisht'
Reside the sadly murmuring sea,
She first appeared to gladden. me
spirit and sprite.
She was all lovely things TO me,
/ felt my inmost heart rejoice;
Her dain.y little scarlet dress
Made radiant her loveliness:
Bird songs were in her voice
Ah. lovely fairy, roam away.
Yet fit at times across my view
Queen Nab, If l could make You mine,
III my soul could so refine
AS to be werthy you
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Interior Cotton Markets

WINNSBORO', December 1S.-l2s bales OF cotton
were sold in this market during the past two days
at 20a22Hc.
ATLANTA, December 1.-THE market closed
active at 225ic for middlngs; 22lac Tor low nlu-
dlings; &c for good ordinary; l9}s lor ordinary
MONTGOMERY, December 17.-Market steady
and demand fair. Low middllngs 2Z7aci hilu'
dIings 22Ic; more buyers than sellers.
SELMA. december 17.-Demand good, and
nrices advanced x to &c. Sales $50 bales. MIDI
ding o3a23llc; low mlddling 222<c; good ordinary
o2iia223Sc.
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Shipping.
U,OR EDIsTO, ROCKVILLE, ENTER
PRISE AND WAY LANDINGS.

The Steamer ST. HELENA, Capt. a.xIIF-e,s.
II. ID. Elliott, will leave rs above,
from North Commercial Wharf, TOMORROW
MORNING, at O'clock and Edisto WEDNESDAY
MORNING, at O'Clock,
Freight received THIS DAY until sunset.
JNO. II. MURRAY, Agent
Market Wharf.
The steamer leaves again FRIDAY MoRNIEG at
O'Clock and EdistO same day, at O'CLOCK +. NJ.
dec20I*
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.
Exports.

BAHAMAs-Per British schr Elvaa3l goo nnr snIl-
vles Is 500 feet flooring boards 600 feet luiioer
siSS, 1',yO ,T0pTNPer Steamship Manhattan-e3 bags
sea island cotton, 1881 bales upland cotton, ,o %
tie, ces rice, SO bales yarns and domestcs' Al DoiS
oTs.u1 p.IrIwopvWPer steamship Sea Gull-5o3 bales
cotton. 10 casks clay, 1855 bbls rosin, "a bales
waste. tons pig iron, IL packeges. o,,a
MoBILy-Per brig Marine-2s7 tons COMPOUND
acid phosphate.
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THE Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Market.

OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
SATURDAY EVENING, Decemoer io' i''''j
CorroN.-The inquiry from purchasers was very
limited. causing dullness, but Win nsh'
stock on sale the article remained without cnange.
Sales about 225 %ales, say at 90; at 221s; rs At
%: 10 at o31; at 23A; II at 232s; p at 233s Ii
&c 23x: Of az 23Z;.9 at "a; 25 at 2i1s; 40 NJ
c1Xc. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinary. .23 g@SA
Low middlng. g..................'S4
Niddllng g......................24 .24H@-
R1cE-The demandwas moderate and prices
easier Sales about 125 tierces of clean Carolina
say 70 tierces at 65S so at 11-l6 II at 6; 10 at
o1s1ec a fb. We quote common TO fair clean
Carolina at 6@s6H; good 6ss@67Gc q ID.
NAVAL SroREs.-The market for rosin was de-
cidedly lower, and We note sales OF so bols NO. 3
at 81 55, and go bbls low No. 2 at 81 20 9 Dol.
FpE,G1Ts-Are somewhat dull. To Liverpool,
by steam, engagements are making at @d q
N on uplands and 1Hd on sea Islands; Dy
sail. 7.16d a ID on uplands and "a g 10
on sea islands. To Havre, by steam, nomi-
nal. by sail, nominal at 1Ac on uplands
and 1slc on sea Islands. Coastwlse "
New YORK by steam, &c . ID on upldnds
and lc on sea islands; by sail, 'sc q 10 on up
lands. To Boston, by steam, nominal; by SAIL q
@xc fb on uplands. To Philadelphia, by steam'
&c q fb on uplands; by sail, somewhat nom
inal. To Baltimore, by steam, A@+Sc q ID on
uplands; by sail somewhat nominal.
Misunderstanding, 60 days bills 29A@2'I'
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. - Sight checks, the
banks purchase at Il of, sell at Z premium;
outside sell at S@4 discount.
GoLp.-226A.
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Nashville Market.

NASHVILLE December 14.-CoTTON-At the
openlng OF the present week, the market was was
ouet and without animation at "2i4c Tor me neSl
grades. but has been steadily improving, me wcch
Closing on a steady market at 23c Tor low nit
ding The receipts OF the week foot up III pales,
against 1876 bales for the corresponding week
last year, and the shipments were ltgi oaies,
against l7GO the same week last year. Inc saies
for the week include 1925 bales. against 700 Iasl
year Prices during the present week IasI wear
opened at 209<a2lc and closed at q lsa22 ior me
best selections. To-day the market ruled steady
throughout the morning, and the transactions
were, TO fair extent, at CSC for low nddilng.
The late kilograms from New YORK, however
caused BUYERS TO be more particular IN their Sc
ectlOns and cautious in their operations: several
good running lists being left on factors taoles al
DC AT the close, the market was dull ana easier,
and to effect sales some concessions would nave
to he made from quotations, which are nonlihai
as follows: Ordinary 211sa22c; good ordinary
22Isc; low m!ddling 23c.
COTTON STATEMENT
Stock on hand September l, 1862. Nohe'
Received to-day ................'.. ooo ,o on.
. Received previously ............ lo,-o---I0'o-'
Toto, " 1885
Shipped to-day. y..................... oVO 0 :, nm
Shipped previously ................ H'4s'--li''''
Stool. ~, hand 2,O26
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GEORGETOWN Market.

GEORGETOWN, December Is. CorroN.-No
solcs TO report this week. We quote from "A 10
per ID. .o,o,, hr,r,
il r from 81 40 10 81 so per bushel.
TIMBER.-No receipts past week. None IN mar
ket for sale. We quote ordinary 6aec, 9aioc' 1oa
I5c: prime l5alSc cash, and in demand A.
TuRPENTINE.-virgin dip So; yellow dip So:
scrape or hard 81 o5 TO 81 GO per bb OF ESQ lbs 10
the barrel ,o
SPIRITS TURPENrINE-Per gallon 4la42c.
TAR.-Per b6l, retail, 81 10.
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Gailorina, &r
Tailoring, ~r.
ING, TAI L ORR n G
FURN NISHIN GOOD S.
MENKE & MULLER,
No. 325 KING STREE
Three Doors below Liberty street.


Have just received and opened large and nne
assortment OF Mems Youths and nOy's CLOIit-
ING, FURNISHING GOODS, &c. Consisting OF
Elegant OVERC0ATS, Business and Dress Suits,
White and Celorcd Shirts. Underwear Goods, %c.,
English and Domestic llalI liose, AeXandcr's
and Couvisiers Kid Gloves, EuckSkin Doeskln,
Calfskin; Cloth. Cashmere. Tweed: six ard
Thread Gloves, Linen and Paper Collars, CrGvats,
Neck Ties, Pocket Handkerchlels, Suspendcrs,
Umbrellas, &C.
Also. a large and well assorted stock Of BROAD.
CLOTH, CASHMERE. DOESKlN, ' L
CLOTH, &c, large variety OF the new style Pants
and vest Patterns, which We ocr TO sell by piece,
yard or pattern, or make up into garments hy
measure, in the latest styles.
Our stock has been selected with great care,
and prices marked very low in plain figures.
Being confident that We can offer inducements
unequallcd by any other house, We solicit buyers
IN our line 10 give US o call before purchasing
elsewhere.
All orders will receive our prompt aud very
careful attention.
rr,,r. ,,,,,'.io ,,r,",ion is guaranteed,
octl1 mwf3mos
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NOR LIV f r p o o l..
CHARLESTON AND LIVERPOOL STEAMSHIP
LINE.

The Al Iron Screw Steamer MAR M&ESSs
NORA r. NJ. Robinson, Commander, Isl
having a part of her cargo engaged, VIII ioau
with dispatch for the above port, 10 san oh vi
about the 2eth instant 80.
Cotton forwarded by this Line to all POINTS on
the Continent of Europe, and Through Bills Lad
ing signed at Charleston
The MARM0RA will he followed IN regular
new Clydebut Iron Screw steamship AKA
Con, Just completed. -,
For Freight engagements apply TO
ROBERT MURE < CO.,
does wfmg Boyce'S Wharf.
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Macon Market.

MACON, December 15.-CoTToN.-Recelpts TO-
day T7e bales; sales 529; shipped S64.
Receipts for the week ending this evening tne
above included, 4l55 bales; sales Tor same IL .ime M
3Io2: shipments 2645-showing an increase IN re-
cepis for the last week over those Oft week ne-
fore OF 96S bales; increase of sales S9o bales.
The market during the week closing TINS even
ing has been generally firm and active and prices
have advanced since our last weekly report =
cent The demand has been greater than the sup
ply pretty much ali the week, as holders are sun
confident of rise in the spring, anu ullter ,tIs
Impression cotton is rapidly accumulatnS III the
various warehouses in the city. r..
To-day the market was rather easier tnah LOT
the last few davs, and operations were restricted
considerable by the scarcity, or tghtness oi
money The market closed quiet THIS evening d.
&c nominal for mddngs.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September l, lS69-oales IL"
Received previously. ............... ol'l-l-'I''oo
5000
Shipped to-day. y..................'.. 1o4 , .. .o,
Shipped previously. .o''ooo-'''4'o
Stock on hand this evening ......... 1853
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horticulture, asrifnlturr, 81.
DY PERMISSION OF THE COURT Oh
ID PROBATE. -

Ia y
For sale at Retail and at Low PRICES.
THE LATE CONRAD RINGS STOCK IN
TRADE,
All of which Is OF very recent importations, Sc
lected personally by Mr. Ring, principally from
the Messrs Landreth's OF Philadelphia. for this
market. The stock consists Of the best and most
choice
CABBAGE SEEDS CT all kinds
Tomato Seeds,
Guinea and Boston Squash Seeds
Turnp and Ruta Baga Seeds,
Peas. Parsnip and Carrot Seeds,
Early and Sweet Corn Seeds,
And all other kinds, common TO Southern Gil
mates.
ALSO,
PLOUGHS, Hoes, Spades and every variety Of
Garden and Farm Implements, on Tie mos. inl-
proved patterns.
ALSO.
BASKET and GLASSWARE.
ALSO,
WIEELBARROWS aId HARROWS.
At the Store, No. $50 west side OF kin-. below
George street. and known for the last forty years as
LANDRETH'S AND RINGS SEED AND AGR!-
CULTURAL WAREHOUSE.
GEO. RING CH0LWELI,
decd mwrlo Administrator.
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NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.

oO5 bales upland cotton, 81 bales sea lslahu Cu,'
ton SIT bbls naval stores, tobacco, 10 bushe.s
ronob rice mdse. &c. To Blschofr < CO, Knsman
& Howell, S ID Stoney, A S Johnson, Johnston
crews & CO, G W Williams Il co, Street Bros CO.
F BlaEeley, ] Marshall, Reeder Davis, Graescr
4 Smith. A. Salinas. Walter & co, w NJ BIRD CO.
Erost T. Adger. Brodle & co, Caldwell Il Son, A
Pritchard PIHsi Prnge Son, Roper stoney, Thurs:
ton & Holmes, w X Ryan, Wiss d co, Galllard X
Minott, W c Bee e. co, Pelzer, Rodgers Il CO. Kan,
apaux & Gonzales, Fraser Dill. r Archer' . II
Oppcnhcim, Howard & Bro, ] Wiley 4 co, Glib
son. T l. webb, Goldsmith & Son, = Sloan, II
Z Granger, Feneck, Claghorn, Herring CO.
Nachmanp T. co. ard Railroad Agent
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PORT CALEND r .

MOONS PHASES.
New Moon, Sd, hours, 81 minutes, morning.
First Quarter, 10th, hours, 81 minutes, evening
Fail Moon. lSin, hours 80 minutes, evening:
Last Quarter, 18th, 9 hour II minutes, evening.
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RnilroaOs.

- L,
ger Trains on this road will run as follows, COM
mcncing with the Leo p VI. train:
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAINS.
Leave Savannah daily at...... .......... .I30 /. VI.
Arrive 81 cambridge (Monday 5 except
cdj jat..................... ...".I1 -. W.
Arrive IL Live OAK daily at. .2@O H. hl
Arrive at Jacksonville daily at.........'.O2 y. NJ.
Arrive 1T Tallahassee daily a!..........i.0l y. NJ
Arrive AT Quincy daily .?l3 j. VI.
Ionyp Quincy daily ri .G.2j 7. VI.
Leave Tallahassee daily ai..............s.35 J. VI.
Leave Jacksonville daily at..............S SO !. N.
Leave Live OAK daily ai...............l. LIS u NJ.
''''9i .','.''..@ ~ 80 r ".
Arrive at Savannah daily n .lc.J0 \. VI.
DAY rGA!$.
Leave Savannah taunday's excepted
at.................-... '.41 - 'i'
Arrive 1T Live Oak Sundays cNccp;cd)
at.................... ..-....:... .''i.c' VI.
Leave Live Oak Sundays cNccpicdla At. .ip0 y. u.
Arrive ~ Savannah Sundays except
col a;........ .''.o i NJ.
Passengers for Stations west Of Lawton. Oh
main line. take Express Train leaving Savannah
At 4.30 +. ".
BRUNSWICK TRAl%.
Leave Savannah tTucsday, Thursday
andSaturday) at..................l:.5 .l:.50 4. NJ.
Arrive ut No. ('InciiUnl at...........l .l.:;O r. u.
Arrive at Brunswick at. at.......:......6.+ 81 4. NJ
Leave Brunswick (Ionday, Wednesday
and Friday al. ..l-.1u ! " W.
Leave No. q tjunctiOnl at. .3.OO T.. u
Arrive at Savannah .6..o !. al'
Connect at Jacksonville with steamers lor ~
latka, Picolata, Enterprise. and all points on the
ST. Johns River. Through tickets good Dy I'LL
steamers OH the river. H. ;. nAlNES.
deco General superintendent.
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, N Lawton, Johnston, Crews & co, Pelzer, Rod
gers & CO. Pinckney Bros, Southern Express COM
pany, Robertson, Togni, Alexander Dr
r Salmons, Rayenel Holmes, McKing, and
others. , ..,o,,
rough rice. To G A Trenholm Son.
CLEARED SATURDAY.
Steamship Manhattan, woodruff, New York
James Adger & co. c,n,o
nav & Trenholm.
Brig Marine, Reid, Mobile \ Robson.
British scllr Elva, Culmer, Bahamas-A Cana!c.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Manhattan Woodruff. New York.
Steamship Sea Gull, Dutt4l, Baltimore.
Brig RcnShaw, Sylvester, Boston
Schr Mann, Rogers Georgetown, 5 I.
British schr Elva, Culmer, Bahamas.
Steamer Starlight, CoXetter, Jacksonville and
PalatEa.
FROM THIS PORT.
Brig G Geery, Cowlan, Philadelphia, Decent
ber Is.
Brig Georgie, Swan, Georgetown, c, Decem-
Der 13
Brig Hampden, Perkins, Georgetown, sc, De-
Spanish brig Bella Dolores, Durall, Barcelona,
schr Ralph Carlton, Curtis, Philadelphia, De-
cember 16. -, W. n.oor,
Schr E Pecker, Kelsey, Norfolk, Va Decem'
Der IL.
UP FOR THIS PORT.
Schr Kate Rich, -, at Boston, December l6.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Steamship Magnolia, Crowel at New York, De-
cember lG.
British brig Peter John, Mclaughlin, at Prov
idence, X /. December II.
Schr + Keeling, Robinson, at New York, De-
ccmber 10.
Schr E II Naylor Naylor, at Philadelphia, De-
cember 16
Schr George Tauane, steclman, at Baltimore
December Ii.
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MEMORANDA.


GEORGETOWN. December 17.-Arrived, Decem
Der Il, schr Carrie Webb, Brewster, New York
l3th briggs George, Swan. and Hampden, Per
kins, Charleston 18th, brig Charles Wesley
Grimm, searsport Me- Cleared 1Gh IS scsr srhr
Hooper Champion, Philadelphia. 10th, brig !
Carver, Pendleton, Searsport, Me.
The Savannah News OF saturday, the 18th, says
"Messrs Low a. co yesterday cleared the BrltiSf
steamship City of Manchester, for Liverpool di
rect, With the following large cargo OF cotton
3l3G bales upland, weighing 1,437,I19 pounds. val
ued at S342 400, and l2l bales sea island, weghne
1892 pounds and valued at S2S,375 Total Welgh'
1,44l, III pounds total value S365,1s
The schr Addie Fuller, Henderson, from George
town, S c, arrived at Boston December 10.
The schr NJ NJ Merriman, from DiSllton for New
York, previously reported ashore, has been taken
OH and towcd TO the latter city.
BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, December 19.-Arrvcd, steamship:
Charleston, United States, Volunteer and Niagara
The schr Scull, from Norfolk Is ashore and iull
water.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-20
IL O R N E w Y o r X

The First Glass Sidc.whecl Steamship .zEEs,
JAMES ADGER, T. J. Lockwood, CON. .scS+eSesss,
mandor Of the New York and Charleston Steam
ship COmpany's Line will leave Adger,s Soutn
Wharf on TUESDAY, the 2lst instant at O'CLOCK
A. NJ. ~
GD- Through Bills OF Lading given on Cotton 10
Liverpool. ,. ,.
CO. Superior Accommodations for Passengers.
dcco0 . JAMES ADGER e CO., Agents.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-20
Receipts by Railroad, December IS.

Cotton, rough rice, r1dsc. &c. TO CnSse, .
nroyrr, ftopcr & storey, T. Rodgers " Boy 10,
S Mills, Pelzer, Rodgers & co, G Walter \ CO.
Fraser l. Dill, II Screven, ] Ens'ow 4 co. W
Chafee, Reeder & Davis, Kinsman HoWeii, >
Larissey, NJ Brown, n Spencer, Sandy Middleton:
I w Burbridpe A Salinas, w Bowling co, y
Edwards, Wagener, Stewart co. W Bee co,
and Willis & ChiSOlm.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-20
Markets by Telegraph.

, LONDON, December IS Noon.-consols 92's'
Ronds SO. Spirits turpentine 2Ss Cd.
PARIS, December Is. Bourse hrm. hen'es
72f 45c.
HAyRE, December 1e.-Cotton opened quiet
anoat II SOC.
1,IvyRpoo1, December .Noon.-Cotton quiet;
uplands l1Xd; Orleans 12h; sales 10000 oaies,
lsyening.-Cotton easier; sales 1900 bales
Tallow l5s