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Nervous Debility,

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Use nothing but Lyons Kathairon to dress the
Hair. julyl9dw1m.
A Secret Made Public.

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isease.
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exports OF the Week.
FOREIGN,


LryERPooI-Per British steamship Marmora-
800 baos sea island cotton, 1l13 bales upland cot
tSyn. 100 bbls rosin, 80 tons phosphate, 100 bags
cotton seed. -. Per bark Maria-5 bags sea ISL
and cotton, 1917 bales upland cotton, 454 bags
cotton seed, 90 tons South Carolina phosphates.
BABBIONA-Per Spanish brig Antonio Maria
$50 bales upland cotton. 2o4 bbls rosin.. Per
.SpanIsh brig Paulita- SD bales upland cotton.
DOMESTIC.
NEW YoRK-Per steamship Magnolia-37 bags
sea island cotton, 1400 bales upland cotton,
bales warn so tierces rice II sacks dried fruit 10
empty barrels. =. Per schr vraie-106 bales up
land cotton 20 bags sea island cotton, 344 casks
rice, Ice bbls rosin, IS boxes books, "A packages
furniture, Is crates paper 1856 empty barrels, 625
BAGS cotton seed 43 casks clay, 200 empty carboys
..Per steamship harleston-1476 bales cotton,
S3 tierces rice bales yarn, 43 packages fruit, "a
dc, and sundries. -. Per steamship Champion
So bags sea island cotton, 1852 bales upland cot
ton, 50 bales domestics, 40 packages.
"a. Per steamship Saragossa-l7 bags sea
island cotton, 1856 bales upland cotton, IL tcs
rice, and sundries.
BcsroN-Per schr n Hawkins-5S2 bales up
land cotton, bags sea island cotton, bales mat
ting l3 tierces rice, packages cannon balls, l25
casks rice case merchandise so bales rope, rags,
&c, lit hides.s
1872 bales cotton, 81 bales domestics, 70 bales
waste 90 pkgs sundries.
DRY ToRTUaAs-Per schr Abigail Haley-39, 600
feet lumber, II boxes spikes.
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uplands and ga on sea islands. To Havre,
&c on uplands and 1;Sc on sea islands by
sail. Coastwise-to New York, by steam, @c on
uplands and 1c on sea islands, 81 p tierce on
rice; by SAIL &c on cotton; 81 25 p tierce on rice;
4oc p barrel on rosin; IS q N on lumber; ss@lO
p NJ on timber. To Boston, BY sail, 1a@%c . 10 on
upland cotton. To Providence, SIS p on boards,
&c p ID on cotton. To Philadelphia, by steam,
&c p ID on uplands; by sail, s6@7 q NJ on boards;
50 on timber; So q ton on clay, and SS@S % on
phosphates To Baltimore by steam, h@5Sc 2
ID; by sail, s6@7 = NJ on boards; S3@3 25 e ton
on phosphate rock. Vessels are in demand by
our merchants to take lumber freights from
Georgetown, S. c., Darien and Satilla River, Ga.'
and Jacksonville, Fla. to Northern ports, and
s11912 q NJ are rates on lumber and boards.
MISUNDERSTANDING BILLs.-The rate yester
day was 12sI@12SsS for co day bills
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. The banks are purchas'
ing sight checks on New York at Z discount; 3
days z discount; 10 days per CT. discount; 10
days IL; 20 days -; 80 days =. They are SELL
ing sight checks atpar.
GoLD-The brokers were yesterday buying at
20 and selling at %.
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woodbury., = tons, Woodbury., at Atlantic
Chisolm.
Ella, - tons, Montgomery, at Accommodation
wharf, from Matanzas, discharging-Risley d
Creighton.
L Q C Wishart - tons, Mason, at Fairchild S
wharf, from Norfolk, discharging-W Roach
co.
James Young, 271 tons, Wilson, at Vennlng's
wharf, for Boston, ,loading-Risley & Creighton.
Aldana Rokes, 294 tons Jameson, at Central
wharf, from Rockland, Me, discharging-h
Baker 4 co.
II G Hand 2S7 tons, Hand, at Kerr's wharf, from
Baltimore, discharging-Master.
d Keeling, = tons, Robinson, at Brown co s
wharf, from New York, discfarging-W Koach
4 co.
E II Naylor. $50 tons, Naylor. at Central wharf,
from Philadelphia, dischargng-H Baker u
S " W Simmons 1914 tons, Williams, at Central
wharf, from Philadelphia, discharging-H +
Baker Il co.
Myr0ver, 404 tons, Brown, at Adgers wharf, from
New York, dscharging-W Roach & co.
L & A Babcock 255 tons, Smith, at Gas company s
wharf, from Philadelphia, dscharging-Risley
& Creighton.
Kate p Lunt, - tons, Lunt, in Ashley River,
from Philadelphia, dlscharging-B Rhett l.
Son.
Sarah Fish, - tons, Thompson, at Palmetto wharf,
from st Mary's, Ga, to be repaired-J Ems
low co.
C E Raymond, It tons, Higgins at Brown Il co.'s
wharf, from Boston, discharging-M Gold
smith & Son.
David Collins, go tons, Townsend, at Atlantic
wharf, from Wilmington, Del, discharging-H
+ Baker & coz
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Markets by Telegraph.
FOREIGN MARKETS.

PARIS, December 3o-Bourse opened quiet.
Rentes 72f soc.
LIVERPOOL, December O.-AfternoOn.-Ootto
nrmer; sales $1,000 bales.
Evening.-Cotton firm; upands 11l<d; Orleans
1IXd; for speculation and export 1000 bales.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEw YORK, December 3o.-Noon.-Stocks weak.
Gold opened at 191., and rose to 2oH. Money ac-
tive at per cent, gold. Sterling, long sH; snort
oX. Bonds, siXty-twos -; Tennessee skies, ex-
coupon, 5S1k; new Az; Virginia skies, ex-cou-
pom, 471t; new So; Louisiana skies, Old o.; new
81; Levees, eights SoH; skies GA; Alabama eights
94k; fves o2; Georgia skies 81; sevens 81; North
Carolina, old AK; new 2sH; South Carolina, new
n. Cotton quiet and steady at 251sc. Turpen'
tine quiet at 4sc. Rosin firm at 81 o5a2 10 ior
strained Freights quiet.
Eyenng-Cotton unchanged; sales Zoo oales
at 251zcs Flour in fair export demand; super1ne
State 81 S5a5; common to fair extra Southern
IS 55a6. Wheat in fair export and milling de-
mand: winter red Western 81 34a1 37}s. Corn
2a3c better; new yellow Southern s6sasl o.
Mess pork lower s2sHa3e. Lard dropping at lsa
1sSc.. whskey 9ec. Groceries dull but firmer
Turpentine 43aI4c. Freights dropping. Money
easier at per cent In currency. Sterling s&as1s.
Gold quiet at 1917. Bonds quiet and steady
Sixty.twos 12%. Southerns firm.
BALTIMORE, December $o.-Cotton nominal.
Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat and corn firm
and receipts small. Oats dull. Mess pork s3l.
Bacon, shoulders 14xc. Whiskey sla1 o.
CINCINNATI, December 3e.-Whiskey e4a95c.
Provisions dropping.
ST. LosIs December 3o-Corn, choice dry
scarce and firm. whiskey s6c. Provisions dull.
LOUISVILLE, December 3o.-Corn 65a7oc. Pro-
visions frmer. Mess pork $50. Bacon, shoul-
ders 144c; clear sides 1I1kc. whiskey e4ae5c.
WILMINGTON, December 3o.-spirits turpentne
dull; nothing doing. Rosn dull; No 81 5oa2 20.
Crude turpentlne unchanged. Tar quiet at 81 9oa
e5. Cotton quiet and steady at 2sa2aiic.
AUGUSTA, December 9O.-Cotton very quiet, but
frmer, with light offerings; sales 2oS bales; re.
ceipts 81 bales middlings 2s1!c.
MOBILE, December 3o.-Cotton in moderate de-
man d.; closed quiet; sales 1000 bales; middling
receipts 1l92 bales; exports l7l4
bales
new ORLEANS, December 30.-Cotton steady
at 24a24Gc; sales $500 bales; receipts SSH bales;
exports to Liverpool 56ls bales; Genoa $50 bales;
Barcelona eS5 bales; Providence 1895 bales. Mo
lasses, prime sSa7oc. Sugar, prime 12al?4c.
Gold 2O1f. Sterling Soi4. New York sight eX.
change par y discount.
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MARINE NEVIS.
EsToN. DECEMBER 81
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Sea Gull. Dutton, Batimore-left
Sunday, NJ. Mdse. To Mordecai & CO, Courte-
nay & Trenholm, S @ Railroad Agent H Cobia &
co, Adger co, J Quackenbush, CacIus &
Wltte, Vincent Brown, Mantoue 4 co, Sten-
house co, E J Fisher, Hart & co, 0stendorf Il
co, Mowry & CO, VIM Harrall & CO, S K Brown, c
Parker, Wagner & Monsees, Ramsey & co, Henry
Bischof Il co, Cameron, Barkley i CO, II Stel-
Sahlfnan, Campsen i co, Ducker, Shackelford
Kelly, aiken CO. J T Ford Tidemann CO,
West Jones, and others. The Sea Gull was de-
tained in the bay by dense fog; had E gale north
OF Hatteras.
Steamship Prometheus. Snider, Philadelphia
- inst. Mdse. To j & Getty. Consignees pre-
viously reportedJ
Brig S p Brown, Blackwell, Havana via Key
West, December %. Molasses. To Enslow
Schr Sarah Fish, Thompson. st Mary's, Ga-left
9th inst. Lumber. To ] A Enslow & co. Bound
TO New York, while crossing st Mary bar, struck
heavily, and has put into this port in distress.
Schr c Raymond, Higgins Boston-l4 days.
Mdse To NJ Goldsmith h Son, r White Drake,
d Paul & co, Klinck, Wlckcnberg K CO, H Sil.
cox, w Williams co, w Birnie Il co, Edwin ii
Locke, Dovie Noise, Railroad Agent, K Cow.
perthwait, w Voice, Werner Il Ducker, W Bird
& co. Locke, W Little, Helms, T W Lewis, A
LANCER, J + Adger & CO, Kerrlson, Hart 4 co,
] II Graver CO. Rieckc II Schachte, II Klatte X
co. Webster; Marshall, Graveley VIM !,
Russell, j NJ WOhltmann, Quackcnbush, Ii
Bishof co, c Poppenheim, Luhrs, Amelia
Williams, W Yates, Walker, Evans COgswell,
II Glldden. Miss NJ Crafts, G Locke, Kinsman
& Howell, VIM Roach & co, II Cater, Cobia Il
co, ] Wirth & co.
Sloop Fenian, Jones, from Wiltown. 1900 bush.
els rough rice. To Ravenel co.
Steamer Pilot Boy, Peck, Fernandina via ga
vannah and Beaufort. 70 bales sea island cotton,
and IS pkgs sundries. TO D Aiken co, W
Yates, Graver co, Goodrich Wineman & co, II
Stokes. W II Bird / co, G Linsday, Rayenel co,
w NJ Lawton & CO. W Gurney, Col Blunt, Ems
low & co, c Leary, Hopkins, MCPHERSON & co, c
\ Johnson, L Percy, Southern Express co, Prin-
gle & Son. Fraser & Dill. 5 ID Stoney, COc0ck l.
co, Willis & Chisolm, Canter, Kanapaux Lam
neau, II Jones.
IN THE 0FFlNG.
Spanish steam frigate Figaro.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Saragossa, Ryder, New York-Rave-
mel h CO.
Steamship Falcon, Horsey, Baltimore-Courte-
nay & Trenholm.
Schr Abigail Haley, Weaver, Dry Tortugas-HP F
Baker & co.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Falcon, Horsey, Baltimore.
FROM THIS PORT.
Schr & Corson, Brown, Georgetown, S C.,
December -.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Steamship James Adger, Lockwood, at New
York. December 2S.
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THE COTTON MARKET.-As usual at this season
the Christmas holidays caused suspension OF
business during the early part OF the week, and
this article has been quiet; prices have, however,
continued to show steadiness, notwithstanding
Ahe fun receipts, and much lower rates are only
kely to occur under large arrivals in the future.
- rates in the English market have been at
GeS9l1Xd closing at 11'Sd for mddlng uplands;
York at 2511c, and at this point middlings
.23X@24c, closing easier at 1870 p ID.
Liverpool market was closed from the 24th
to the 27th instant. On Friday, the oath, at New
York, the article was steady at 261sc; sales 2OOO
bales. On Saturday, the 25th, there was no mar
ket On Monday, the 9th, 1t was quiet and un-
changed at 25sc; sales sOe bales. On Tuesday
the English market was firm at llHal11zd, sales
10 600 bales; at New York the article was firm at
25Xc, sales 1900 bales. On Wednesday the former
was heavy at 1l3ia, sales 1000 bales; the latter
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"By the Sea-"

Last night watched the old year die
A wind swept once across the sky,
That seemed TO me his parting sigh
The telling ceased. Then weirdly gay
The bells rang forth across the bay
Stealing sea-eharm on their way,
An echo from the hollow caves
A thrill Of music from the waves,
Where some that hear shall find their graves.
These ehangeful bells, whispered, sure
Most like some cunning overture,
Give foretaste what we must endure
young babe year, that yet shall grow
To work US either veal or woe
IT'S strange that men should hail thee SO
o dread, mysterious volume sealed
What fateful words lie there concealed
Not till the end to be revealed
ship that sails the unknown sea
We guess not what thy freight may be
What storms-what hipwreck-none foresee
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Interlor Cotton Markets.

COLuM IA December 2q.-COtton was in goou
demand to-day at 23c; sales about 81 bales.
COLUMBUS, December 2s.-Thc market has
erinced moderate demand for middllngs at
22bc A lot OF 125 bales low middlngs, brought
2oc sales ol1 bales; receipts iel bales; shipments
81 bales.
ATLANTA, December 2S.-The market closed
active at 225lc for middlings; 221sc for low mid
dlings; 2l14c for good ordinary.
MONTGOMERY, December 2S.-Cotton market
is dull; prices unchanged; low middllngs 29i4c.
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WILMINGTON, December 3O.-Arrived, steamers
Gary, from Baltimore, and Empire, from New
York: cleared, Fanta, for New York.
SAVANNAH December 30.-Arrived, SHIPS Julla
Baker. Antwerp Henry Pelham, London; barKs
President. Martinique; Wuburn, Sligo; schooners
Abbie Pitman, New York; Baisdell, Boston; IDA
Blrdsall, New York; Carrie Holmes, baltimore
Cleared, ships Constitution. Arthur Cusn and
Duf1ie. Liverpool; bark 5 Winslow, bueh0s AyIesi
schr oliver jameson, Boston; steamship IL Living
stOn. New York.
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, December oe.-TuRPHNTINE.-
Market steady. Sales Of 300 bbls at 81 SO for Soft,
and 81 65 for hard, per 2S0 pounds.
SPIRITS TURPBNT TiNE.-No sales reported; 3sc
offered, and held higher.
RosIs.-Sales OF eo62 at 81 56a1 SIS for strained,
81 60 for No. q Sales also OF 1000 bbls strained,
delivered by 3lst of January, at 81 65
TAR.-o60 bbls sold at 81 95 per bol.
CorroN.-Sales OF 3 bales at DC, at 22laa, % OF
227S, l6 at 20, at 234, 81 at 231i and bales al
23Ic.
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Passengers.

Per steamer Pilot Doy. from Fcrnandna, via
brunswick. savannah and DcaulOrt-G T. kcr-
sans. lady. nurse and child, Miss L Durant, l.
Norton and lady. W Earkaicw. J Lucas, Rev Mr.
Walker Capt " j McNeliy. W T shields aud lady,
r. Elliott ThOs ur". W Watson. { Coe lady aad
SON T Hugg!cs a'd lady, Il Peters. Lanbrcc.,
y Mathews, il. Z coN;n. Ny -.-!.::r: ac', 81 on
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FINANCIAL AND CoMMERoIA1.
The Money Market.

THURSDAY, December 80.
The Christmas holidays proved an efrectual bar
rier to business and the market for securities has
been extremely dull during the past week. There
are ne material changes to quote beyond better
feeling In State securities and decided falling of
in city stock. The License bill OF Council, pdDiish-
ed in TIE NEWS, proved to be bombshell In the
ranks Of the brokers, and there was general dis
inclination to invest in securities Of any kind.
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by Eeilrond, December 80.
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

lj6I bales cotton, 81 bales domcsticS, 15G pckgs
iacon and lard, car stock. Te Railroad Agent
X Prnglc d Son, J Salinas, C. II Walter 60. W
c Courtney & co. G " Williams d CO. j + Sloan,
+ Wiss X co, W Ryan, Frost Adger, Pelzcr,
Rodgers e co, CGghorn, Herring d CO. ii Ccbia Il
co, Il o'Ncill, + Hall, Caldwell y Sor, and
others.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-31
The Charleston Market

FOE TIE WEEK ENDING THURSDAY, DEC. 90, 1869.
RECEIPTS, &c.-The arrivals for the week at the
suogts have been 1lAoSs bales, the largest OF the
season, against l1o,o71 for the week before, and
71,5os bales for the corresponding period last
year. The heavy rains which have generally pre-
vailed should now give the fullest possible sup
plies, and the largest receipts OF the year may be
lookedfor The amounts received at the princi-
pal Southern points, up to the latest dates, have
been as follows:
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-31

closed quiet at 25sc, sales $500 bales. Yesterday
the former was unchanged, and the latter quiet
and steady at 251sc.
The supply OF the article in sight at the latest
dates was as follows: