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MARINE NEWS.
CHARLESTON NOV vEMDER 40.
ARRIYEn YESrERnAY


Er SHIP Gorilla, Say, Liverpool-6l days. Salt.
10 X hlure co. On the 22d instant lat 90, long
ton, Z.
Nor bark lIombcrsund, Nielsen, Liverpool
days. Salt and mdsc. To liavenei & co, q Grave.
ley, Order and others.
steamer Emile, Lewis, Georgetown. s C-1sb
tcs rice, 5bales cotton and suntries. To Shackcl.
FORD d Kelly, II Iringc " Son. j i O'NellI e. Son.
Johnston Holmes, J NJ EnsOn K Bro Fraser &
Dill, DIR q Prince. Terry Nolen, II NJ EInnignult,
lIollmann Bros. and others.
Sioop Rough diamond from WilltoWn 400
bushels rough rice and l bale gen island cotton
10 q II Insraham Son.
Fiat from james Island, 3 bags sca island cot
ton. 10 Fraser & Dill.
Boat from JOINTS Island. bncs sea isIan,l
cotton. 10 Roper & Sioney.
Boat from Christ Church. bags scn islond
cotton. TO Roper & Stoncy.
Boat from Johns Island. 6 bnps sen Island
cotton. 10 Roper & StOney.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Bark Annie Kimbail, stinson, Liverpool.
Schr " ii Steele, Buck, Bnracoa.
FROM THIS PORT.
:, Steamship James Adgcr, Lockwood. New York,
November &c.
UP FOR THIS PORT.
Schr D Keeling, RobInson, at New York, No
vcmber &c.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
=, SteGmolp Prcmcthcus, Gray, at Philadelphia,
November 25.
:, schr A II Edwards, Bartlett, at Philadelphia
November -.
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LIABuLTIRs.
Circulation outstanding .68, O95 90
Estimated to have been
lost or destroyed. 40, 900 90
$228,493 "a


ctiiF'ils. ...'...... $228, ,493 "a
Observing III, provisions of tho act, the
board have prepared their statement, have
submitted the same to tho CompLroller-Gcnc.
ral, ana have placed tho bank In such u posi-.
tion that 1t may, without great delay, resumc
business, II such be tic wish of tho stooklold.
ors.
Tho Board of Directors take occasion to con-
gratulato tho stockholders ,iron the favorable
condition OF tho bank. For many months tho
prospect was most dscouraglng. It seemed
barely possible Mt ono tlmo to escape tho liz.
bliity OF stockholders, nndor tho act Of incor-
poration.
by earnest and persistent efforts, and by tho
exercise of constant vigilance, this danger has
not only been avoided, but cloar s,irplns of
s22s,493 ~ has been secured in investments
which arc daily rising In valnc.
Tho board tako occasion hero to express
thor acknowledged to the Lasliier, ii. a.
-oper,i Esq, who has contributed oil In Ills
power 10 place. tho bank In It's present con.
dltion; and by whose SskillI and energy thu
enaro, aasots sof tho bank weto sascd :lroui
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Markets. by Telegraph.

LONDON, November 20 Noon.-Consols O31<
Bonds s3T.
LIVERPOOL November 20-Noon.-Cottons steady
upiands 11xa11, Nd; Orleans 12a12td; sales ~ o0t
bales. Flour 22s. Red Western wheat SO "a; red
winter SO 0da1os.
hfternoon.-Cotton unchanged.
Evcning.-Ootton nrm; uplands l1xllxd; Or.
loans 12a12Hd; sales 900 bales; for sncculation
and export 5000 bales
HAVANA, November 2o.-On Saturday sugar was
quiet Tho Bcanty stock checks business.
DOMESTIC MARKErs.
NEW YORK, November r29-No0n.-Stocks strong.
Money 0a7. Sterling, long o; short oS. Gold
FIX and weak Mt decline Slxty-twos 10; Ten.
nessces, OLD 65H; Virginlas, ex-coupon, so; new
So; LOuisIahas, old 90; Levees IS; eyhts 7s; Ala.
hamn eIghts 03A; 1ves 60; Georgn sevoDa Of:
North Carolinns, old IoH; new 35K. Flour un-
changed and slightly favors buyers Corn ic better
Mess pork dull; old s33 90. Cotton fayors buyers
aud selling Mt 25i6a25i4c. TurpentInc 4512a4Oc,
Rosln quiet; strained So l5aa Tx. Frcights
dull.
Evening. inactive and NC lower; sales
1900 bales Mt 25c. Flour Inactive and prices un.
changed. Wheat 1c lower, closing stcadicr Corn
steady; mixed Western 81 lOaI ii. Pork heavy:
new $50 60. Lard heavy; kettle 10 to 1olG. Whskey
81 coal OF. Turpcntiuc a6Nai6. Rosin Sc 0sas.
Frcights dull; cotton, by steam, 0.3"t. Money
very active and closing sharp ut Z. Sterling
ilrlncr ut oaoE, but dull Gold closed weak ut 22.
Governments closed stcador. o2s i3%. South.
crns weaS. Stocks generally unsettled and lower.
BALTlaoRE, November 2o.-Cotion nr,n ut 2,<io.
Flour flrmer; Howard street supernno 81 75a5
l2jS. Wheat firm and active NJ 81 33al 3s Corn
firm; now white ojaoS; Old 81 OSaI 90. Onts dun
NJ 6sa57. Rye 0Jasl o5. Mess pork quiet Mt s33
Bacon quiet; shoulders 1870. Lard Ioc. whls-
koy hold OF 81 lax.
CINoiSSkTI. November 20.-OOrn scarce; now
IS; Old duler. Whlskcy quiet at 81. Mess pork
dull at s3i 6oaaa. Nothing doing In bacon {;
shonldcrs held l6Xc.
ST. LOUIS, Noycmbor 20.--Corn old anu now
very scarce; Rre,n dropping; choice dry white
sacked 81. whlskey 81. Mess pork $50. Bacon,
shoulders, old 1dc; Sides 1oHo. Lard, kctlo
1870.
LotIIsyIIIB, November oe.-Com qnlct; hulk.
$780, Provisions quiet Mess pork s3,. Bacon.
shoulders 10jGc; clear sides loEc.
WuMlaGToN, November 2o,-Sprlt, turnontlne
dull and nothing doing. Rosin steady; strplned
Oh G2X. C.ndc tnrpenilno unchanged. Tar ul,.
cbarlgal. Cotton 23e23,sc. (. .,
,sAUOUSTA, November H. Cotton, ITO dnf,Jlne
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The Chnrlcston Cotton, Icicc and Envnl
Stores Market.

The Chnrlcston Cotton, Icico and Envni
Stores Market.
OFFICE CrARLEsTOs NEWS, a
MoSpAY EyESISG November 10, 1SGo.j
COrroN.-Thc market opened nrmnr, with some
sellers asking about o4,ic for mlddlings, at about
the very strong downward tendency or EoIu
checked operations, ana sales later In the day
took place at softer prices. The transactions
were about 45o bacs, viz: at 2a; IL at u; A. at
23,s; IL at 23Is % at 23s; Gs ut o3N; at "a; ~
at 24]i; ISL at 241lc. We quote, somewhat nomi-
nally:
IlvERrooI. CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary TO good ordinary. % G023L
Low niddling. .o35i 69a3yG
nnudlnE ..:......... ...........I ~ GD24h
Strict miudling. -. .2II9-
RIoE.-The market for this grain was quiet but
steady; sales about 100 tierces OF clean Carolina,
say 30 tierccs nt 0as; 40 at ozS cts q b. We quote
common to fine clean Carolina at 665Gh:; good o,s
@oXc q ib.
NAVAL. SToREs.-There was but little doing un.
der this hcad sales 1os bbls No . 2rosin at 81 50 n
Dbl.
FnHrdHTs-Thc supply OF freight room to most
points ls for the moment sufficient for the de-
mand. To Liverpool, by steam engagements are
making ut I'd q Ib on uplands and 1,Sd on sea ISL
ands; by sail, 7-1od@Hd q b on uplands
and ,ld on sea islands. To IIayrc, by
steam, nominal; by soil, nominal ut Ike
on upands and 1Ac on sea islands, nominal.
coastwise, to New York, by steam, &c q fb on
nplands and 1c on sea islands, by sail, &c q fb on
uplands. To Boston, by steam, nominal; by sai
sc q ID on uplands. TO Philadelphia, by steam,
Sc q ID on trplants; by sail, somewhat NOM
nal. To baltimore, by steam, H@9ssc p lb oil
uplands; by sail somewhat nominal.
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MEMORANDA.

Consgnccs per Rlcamshin PrOmet;,eus from
Philadelphia, expected To. liny.--Jno & ThcO Getty
Railroad Agent, Dr ii Bacr. Walker, Evans &
man. Miss Eliza iHcks, Cameron, Iarklcy & co.
Brown y ilycr, Marshall IS Bur4e, T. iaics & co,
ID a Walker hnsel. Jef0r:ls ts co. |: Ai;.er Il
co, j u Alley, II White. r ScluchIuGn J ii Vol
lcrs, 0stGndo-N & CO. l. Biiaa. T. Walsh, Werner 6
QUICKER, " Curwin & co, FOgnrtlos Book DEPOSIT
is!l g CO. G Hancock, n Grnver 4 CO, Chapeau
y liciIfon. Kinsman & BRO. n A Eusis. j u Aiken
q co, Il Kerr co, W II ClIafce & CO. l. Chapln &
co, w & co to order. W i PadtOn, j II Abraham
T M Bristol Adams, Damon & CO. l. Mann, J Cos.
grove, Risey, Rialey Creighton, l,yrno & Fo-
carly, Charleston Mining nnd Manufacturing co.
ID w Ioetjcn 9 Rlghter,J J NJ Wohmann, w
Mclirtcns, y Luhrl, ri Grcenland Wcstcrn "
Atlantic Railroad, Is Fcldmann e co, Il f. Knce,
II Muller, II Wuriman, M 4 TinnlunBOn, Mc-
Lean Kendall, III II Nathan, l,lakciy & Gibbs.
The ship Sllcve Bloom. lcasE, from Liverpool
for this port. was spoken November IL, midnight,
rs Mills from Taskar, .
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capture by thc unitct s,lntes forces in Echr

capture by the United States forces in Fcbrr:-
ary, 1865.
The board feel Thai they have accomplished
all that lay in their power.
They respectfully submit their action tn the
consideration OF the stockholders.
JAMES s. GIBnES President.
Charleston. November 90, 1860.
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W.ln,;::Gtcm rinrI,et .

WILMINGTON, November a7.-'ruErrSr..E-ls
unchanged In price. Sales of $50 bl,ls 1T % for
soft, and 81 IS for hard, per $50 pounds.
SPIRITS Observation-Disclosures inactive and no
transactions reported
RosIH.-Salcs Of rs bbs e: 81 65 ror strained.
and 81 for M. I.
TAR.-,: b5ls sold ut S2 per bhl.
CoTToN:-Salcs OF III bales Mt 23,nc. 81 balca at
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in gold has unsettled the market; sales 400 bales
receipts sGs bales; buyers Offering DC for mid
ding.
SAvAEHhu, November 2a.-- Cotton, receipts 3Sao
bales; exports 3e2O bales: ridtling 231ic; narRc,
quiet.
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r,.essrt. by I,nIlronG, Wovember ao

SOUTH CANoLINA RAILROAD.
1o25 bales cotton, &c bales dOmcstics, I87 casks
wood. TO RallrOn,l Agent, Pclzer Rodgers e co
Graeser Smith, Frost & Adgcr, q II Walter 4 co,
w Rynn, Wiss Il co, j T. Sloan, Kirkpatrick &
Wiltc, w Williams & co, A J Salinas Willis &
Chisoln, w = Hail, Watson & Hill, CIagorn Her
ring d CO., VIM Roach, & w II Armstrong. w q
courtney IL CO. Mowry co, bowling & co, W G
Whlldcn X co, j Marshall, Jr, Wagner, Stewart Il
co, and others.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
Isl bales upland and bales sea island colt OIL
mlse, &c. To w Sinklcr, A Salinas, Walter &
co, Reeder Davis, Clagiiorn, Herring & co, q
Minor & CO, Caldwell & Son, I}r0tie & CO. Wiss K
co, Stephens, Mowry CO, kirkpatrick & wittc
& co, Frost & Adger, lsavenel & co, w X RYAN. ]
A Prltchard, II Meyers and C II Claussen
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u q ,: -.

Call me when brcaKrlst is ready
%, mother don't call me before:
DO not ;icny me The pleasure
or n moderate rest. j implOrc.
Eight hours OF sleep arc too littlc
FOR delicate mal,lcns like me:
Dcnrcr. by far, Is my pillow
Than cup of the dutnileSt tea.
Mother, | cGnrOt endure IL,
This getting UP cariy's Il bore
Call me when breakfast Is ready,
oh please dO not call me before.
C;lil me when breakfast; is ready
., mother don't call me TOO soon.
Shopping, Oi course, nJ,dS attcntiuli,
But that can he done before noon.
Talk not OF the folly Oc fashion,
I tlo not consider II so;
Parties must not he neglected,
And ST, sic IL important, yo,t Know.
Mother, IL makes me so nervous
TO think OF your step at la- door:
Call me when breakfast ~ ready,
Oh please do not call me before.
Call me when Breakfast is ready
Oh don't cail mc early, pray,
Doc rs advise TO bc quiet,
! pine Is affected, they say.
~ is . potent elixir,
Il better than drugs or tho knife
Why, then, so much In y hurry,
Since rcat IL the solucc OF liGcp
Mother, do have some compassion,
And chi'lc my la,c rising no more
Call rue when breakfast Is rcndy,
oh please do not call me before.
~.
Call me when breakfast is ready
q mother | think I've been told,
Mul,ltudc3 struggle for riches,
Aud barter their comfort for gold.
Hypocrites often rise carly
Their motives are perfectly plain;
Sundays they always sleep later,
Because they have nothing to galn.
Mother l cannot endure IL,
This getting up early'5 Il bore
Call mo when breakfast Is ready,
But pleuse do not cuii iuc before.
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t:ross rceeipls q. lhis port for ,he .week o,OI2

Total. nl...................... 1,2ol,T23 l,cSs,s sis
Increase in visible supply. 1885
Stock OF cotton held by lanchc Ter spinucrs at
the mills, now $4,000 bales; same time 1868. 49,
900 bales. MiddDg Orleans now l,zSGchl2d
then IL I'd.
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FOR NEW Y0RK.
~ FIR L l G II II ]. n l.,
TO BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA. BuSTON ANb
TIE CITIES OF TIL: Nui,InwEST.

The steamship FALCON, !. u. iIor- ri -,;s.,,
Scy, Coininan:!cr, wi sail for Eaiti- IA ll.nls
more OH TrEsp,T, November 10, NJ O'Clock r
NJ, from Pier M. !, Union Whurycs
i'c Insurance. by the Steamers or This line !;
per cent. To baltimore anu I'hiladcpa To Hos
ton i. Philadelphia Frcgls forwarded 10 that
city by niroad from Baltimore Without a,Id.
tional expense for insurance.
iIy arrangement with the Steamships of the
Baltimore and Brcncn Line, sailing SENT Month,
~, Through Bills la;iing for COTTON viii hereafter
terms.
30 through Bills I.as,ing given TO rIIlLAnET..
piliA, ltCSrON ana the CITIES OF TIE NORTH.
NEST.
For Freight engagements or Passage, apply TO
CGtETEEhi x TRENII0LM,
hoN.O Union Wharvcs.
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PnSscnGers.

Per steamer Emile, from Georgetown &c
Is Read, w Watts, Miss NJ wntts, Il Collins, q
Mckay, and on deck.
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NOR PALATKA, FLORIDA,
VIA SAVANNAH, FERNAEDINA JACKSON.
WILLIE AND LANDINGS ON ST. JOHNS RIVER.
-WEEKLY LINE.

Steamer DICTATOR" Captain ;. 49,
W. T. McNelty, will snll from II tfi.t.ii. -. -
Cilarcston every TUESDAY EVENING ut . O'Clock,
for above points,
Steamer "OirY POINT,n Captain George +. Nc.
MILAN, viii sail from Charleston every FRIDAY
EVENING, ut 8 O'Clock for above points. Connect.
ing with all rallrOalIs NJ Savannah going South
and West. Connecting with the Florida Railroad,
at FcranuIna for Cedar Keys, from which place
steamers connect with Mobile ana New Orleans.
connecting, nt Palatkq, with Ilart's steamers FOR
me Ocla~alia River. Through Bills Of l.aling
gwen Tor rrclghs TO Mobile and New Orleans.
trciJhta payable Oh the wharf. All goods remain.
ing on the wharf nc sunset VIII be stored at risk
and expense Of owners.
lslsnchl J. d. AIKEN & CO.,
noYlJ .tr.s Agents.
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COhIMERCI-lE NEWS.
Imports,

Imports.
LIvERrooI~-rcr Br ship Gori!ia-s200 sacks
salt. 10 X Murc & co.
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E::ston tS Co.. Cotton Ncpnr:, for the
WccIs cmIit,.. NOvcmhcr 20.

WccIS cnStrS november 20.
NEW YORK, Eovcml,Ir 2T.--TIE MARKEr.-In
cur last report, the market closed weak nj .,,.c
for middling upland4. Saturday, prices were
easier, with hut little biisiut Sales 1870 bales NJ
2jHc. Monday, the markG; opened quiet, under
prices were shade lower. Sales 2II7 bales at
2jiIc for mid,liings. Tuesday, the market was
dull and quoted lower, hut there WAS more set
tied feeling. Sales aiIi Dtics at pc. Liverpool
was steady and unchanged. Sales 5000 bales.
Wednesday, with moderate receipts. prices were
steady. Sales 310 bales IT ..6c. Thursday, the
market was heavy, owing To Tue decline in gold.
Sales 2i93 bales ri .jc. Yesterday, exporters
were in receipt or adviccs OF sales, aL full prices
and they were anxious 10 replace. The small Of
fcring stock checked business, and the market
closed strong, but unchanged. Sales 4ld0 bales.
During the week tho market has iccn depressed
by the decline In gold. There has not been much
cotton offered III any time, and yesterday some
orders received cOud not lie filled for want oil
stock. AZ the Close holders demanded an adj
vance, Which was paid In some cases. Liverpool
closes shn,lc tlcarcr than last week, anu The
stock OF American there is now smaller than for
many years. Spinncrs are taking the cotton as
fast ns lnndct ami many are covering their goods;
contracts by purchasing cotton To arrive ut
prices below those OIL The spot. Onr receipts his
week include 1910 bales shipped from Norfolk to
Liverpool. The estimate OF the Agricultural Ru-
reau li;is not yer cen published.
upId Fla. Mobile. n. q: cvas.
Ordinary. .......... @l23i @23iS 6D231t 6s24
Good ordinary..... @2i tD2lil @aiA Go2i7i
Low middng..... @2iM e3si;s @,25,s 6S25's
Miuuling. eS25 Cg25ih Gy2555 GD251II
Sales OF tho week, 16,63S balcs-inclntIing hIl6
TO srnncis, 9oS TO spectators, and lo,2s5 10 en-
porlcrs.
(ross rncciuts nj this nort for tbn ,yp.t ~ Otn
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FXTRA TRIP 70 BEAUFORT AND
cnIsOLh'S LANDING ON AND AFTER
DECEMBER 3.

pI;, Steamer PILOT 10Y, Captain I. ..,sS-.s srSS-.s ~
points every FRIDAY MORNING. mt q OCiUck iiC.
turning, will lolyo Beaufort same evening to suit
the tltlo. J. ID. AIKEN & CO.
uOYZ4 Agents
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pAClFIC NAIL STE.i5!Siilr COMPY's
THROUGH LINE To
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN.
ANGE & LII I:,l. nANS

Steamers OF the above line leave Pier <,,i;E:-.,
No. 81, North River, foot Df Canal street Nh Gs
New York, at IL O'Clock noon, OF The 9Th und
DIST OF every month except when these dates fan
on nsnt nSHRtlRrc lRrc Bfp pi fia RFFSSiSSGagl FSiSs
wlth steamers for South Pacific AMI Central Amer.
icnh ports. Those OF 9th touch at ManZanillo
Steamship JAPAN leaves San Francisco for
Japan and China December 4, 1860
No California steamers touch Mt Havana bni On
direct from New FORK to AspinwalI.
:, one hundred pounds baggage free TO each adult
Medicine ana attendance free.
For Passnye Tickets or further Information nm.
ply ut the COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE. on lie
wharf, foot " Cnnal-strcct, North River, New
York. r. II RARV S,,,,nt ~"
march12 Tyr
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BY TELEGRAPH.

SAvANEAu, November 20.-ArrIved, sclrs Mary
J Russell, Philadelpliia; Cameo, New York; bank
Caroline, llaltmOrc. ClcaieI, barks Armstrong,
Bremcn; Rosetta, liayre.
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Mur,-sy. trsrri 6: ;;p.'s i:.vaJ @;ocrs c,iz
,,rl;.N.

M3lti';.!. tT"ari !: GO.'I l.i;vHJ "In;'rN t'ir-
csllar.
NEW YORK, Eovcnhcr 2T.--S.iriTS TrRrEN-
TiNk.-Thc past week has witnessed q gradual
giving way of prices from iIisnt5i:c, ut which
tie market closes weak and tcndinis 'iownwar,ia.
The causes are evident. For some weeks past our
market has been Kept nj such point ns 10 chcc.,
consumption and prohibit exports; but has bro
Ken down under large shipments from Whining.
ton and the decline III gold. The sales are ii2l
hhs from 4sa;5if, for March: iSaISt; for New
FORK bills, anh include iUD, To arrive at "a: Re.
Ccip;S oil hills: exports ij bills.
tOSiN.-The total sales are 5000 bbis, OF which
200 are pale, III 81 5Diij, ami 1890 No. at s. 5O:l
75 Sales of 81 raincd are reported nj 81 10a2 20,
hut ali over :. 10 are either coupled with frciyl,
ar delivered l. o. u. In regular way these are
selling ut 81 10 aud occasionally buyer. Receipts
l0.l37. Exports 1877 bbiI.
TAR-Con;inucS i'll si;ic OF chronic dizziness,
ana there have been sales j:i bbls North County Y
nj 81 50a2 GO, the latter an Improvement and III,
Wilmington Il; S2'a. Receipts 1876 bbls. Exports
2SI bbls.
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The NSw York licc MIas.sc. Nav: 81.
From The Journal oT Commerce, November a7.l
lc market Is quiet. Tho receipts uic light and
the demand is sufficient tu keep prices steady.
We notice sales Oi ~ tcrGCS Carolina 1T TuT'ic.
lii Eans.uon there j; only liinitcl export i,iS:-
ncs'. We quote IurlutS In bond, .5Eaji.c, gOl,i.
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THE CHERhV IhND DARLINGTON
RfIEROf COMP1NT

vie p-esidont'. Report.
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condition ofthe bank or the Is, day Of january,
1866:
INDEBTEDNESS
Circulation. ... s5S2, ,230 90
Other indebtedness. ........,.... 70, l6o 10
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BONNER'S CHALLENGE
That One Hundred Thousand Dollar
Horse.

To gentleman who inquired If Mr., Bonner
If his offer of s1sO, ,OC0 for horse that would
equal Dexters great performance to ROAD
wagon was still in force, and if he had any re-
servation in regard to it as to age, soundness,
&C., Mr.. Bonner replied as follows:
Dear Sir-I have received your favor q tne
llth inst, in which you inquire If there are
any conditions, so far as soundness or age Is
| concerned, annexed to my offer OF Sl0O,O lor
| horse that can equal Dexters recent per-
formance of 2:2l} to a road wagon. In reply;
have to state that have no conditions Oh
the kind to interpose. throw the door wlde
open. Of course, I should prefer young ana
sound horse like Dexter, but shall not make
it barrier against any horse undertaking, 10
perform the feat whether he be young or OLD
| sound or unsound-lame or free nom lame
ness-whether he have one spawn OF two,
three ring-bone or four-be blind OF one eye
or both-broken-winded or f0undered-So long
as he performs the feat of starting, as Dexter
started, from my stable in Twenty-seyenth-
street, near Ninth avenue. at o'clock, +. NJ,
and trotting during the same afternoon on
Prospect Park, as Dexter trotted, mile III
2:2l}, to q road wagon and driver weighing
together 3ls pounds. There must be no run
ming or jumpng-every inc2 OF tne ,h n,e ,i5S' Sin
be trotted, as Dexter trotted 1t, without q SIN
gle skip or Jump; and l must have the priv,
iege of witnessing and timing the trial, and
| taking one or two friends with me. The owner
of the horse can also have one or two iTlehas
present; but under no circumstances will De
concerned, directly or indirectly, in public;
or advertised trial, where money Is received
at the entrance gate. or opportunity is given
for betting
If you know of any man who owns horse
that can perform this feat, will thank you 10
send him to me, as l want to own the amman,
even if he has one or. all of the blemishes
which have enumerated. With all of them
| would consider him cheap at the price named,
after performing the feat in question; and
can assure you that if you put me In the way
of procuring such horse-either with OF
without blemishes-you will have my lasting
gratitude, and find me ready at any time
Whether night or day, to reciprocate the favor
Yours truly, ROBERT BONNER.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-20

of the room, successfully passing through the
hands of men, who one after another, and IN or.
der. puts on the stopper label, ""front and back
iabelsn and "outside wrapper" and Is deposited "a
on a shelf, whence it Is taken to be packed IN
boxes for shipment. The boxes thus filled are
low cred below to the business floor wnere tney
ar branded On the street floor the business
of the Bitters receive attention. g.,
Here we may as we'll mention that Messrs. SOL.
onions have an advertising department, undel
the charge Of Mr.. w. E. White who attenus 10
everything i'm that line. And in the same connec'
tion we would also mention pro bono pnoatco,
that the firm spent nearly 10000 in advertising
the Bitters before they commenced ITS man9lac,
ture In the basement is carpenter shop Wnere
the packing boxes are made, and It takes greal
many of them to hold the five Thousand dozen
bottles of the Bitters that are sold every month.
AS we said before, this enterprise deserves the
success that it has met with, and it Is not sur,
prisng that other Biters have ceased to be called
for in this section, for aside from the energetlc
and unceasing endeavors ofthe manufacturers to
put il and keep ii before the public, 1t has already
achieved reputation second to that OF no other
Bitters that have ever been offered to the public
Not unpleasant to the taste, they make an agree
able beverage, while their medicinal qualtles rem
der Solomons Bitters the most effective tonic tha'
has yet been introduced.