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MARTIN BROTHERS., AUCIIONEERS.- -
lNl Lately Statesmen for M. Thomas sons)
no. t2g CHkSNUT ST. rear entrance from Minor,
sale No. 400 >. Eighth street.
Z ANDsOME WALNUT FURNITURE, ETC,

ON Thursday Morning,
eSth inst at 10 o'clock, at No 400 +. Eighth street,
by catalogue the entire superior furniture lncudlug
handsome walnut and brocRtelle pa lor furniture,
large centre De elegant walnut chamber suit large
wardrobe very fine French plate mAntel and pier
mirrors Handsomely fran ed; handsome medallion
velvet, Brussels and other carpets glRsswa kitchen
utensils, etc.
The cabinet furniture was made to order by Allen
May be seen early on morning OF sale. 1916
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diem, OF the Land Commissioner shall be
paid out of the contingent. fund of the
State, to be paid by the Treasurer on the
certificate OF the Advisory Board. And the
Land Commissioner shall be allowed such
clerical assistance as may be authorized by
the Advisory Board, which shall be paid in
the same manner.S shUE ~. 4sis'.saitil
SEC. 10. The said Land Commissioner
shall not purchase from or sell to the State
any land, neither shall he engage in specu-
latons in lands, either on his own account
or as agent for other persons or corpora
tions; and, upon conviction thereof, for
every suoh offence shall be fined and i'm.
prisoned, ut the discretion of the Court
!. SEC. IL. All Acts, or parts of Acts,
inconsistent with this Act are hereby re-.
pealed.
In the Senate House, the twenty-fourth day
of March. in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and sixty.
nine.
CHAS. W. MONTGOMERY,
President of the Senate pro tenn.
FRANKLIN j. MOSES, JR.,
Speaker House of Representatives.
Approved the twenty seventh day of
March, 1869.
ROBERT K. SCOTT, Governor.
B65- Charleston Courier and South CtIro-
lima Republican will copy once
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resolution of sympathy with the people of
Cuba, and authorizing the President to take
steps for recognition in the event of the es-
adjustment t of republican form of govern
ment. Whatever may be thought of the
e-pediency of this, there can be no dissent
as to the propriety of protest against the
cruelty of Spain. The Senate did not act
on the House resolution, and thus our policy
of non-political action is adhered to.
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Scrofula or Kings Evil is disease of the
blood, making its appearance in every year.
and when fully developed is characterized
by the presence of scrofuloas matter in
Ernptions, Tumors, Swellings, Go. 1t is
really the seed or germ of many diseases
that are most fatal to mankind. Oonsump-
tion may follow from it and arrangement of
the liver and digestion is frequent result.
Rheumatism, Erysipelas, Disease of the Skin,
Female Weakness and Irregularity. Kid
ney Affection, Dropsy, Pain in the Bones,
Head, Back. all come from vitiated condi-
:ion of the Blood. Now, what is the remedy?
Time and experience he's demonstrated the
great medicine-the QUKEN's DELIGHT no
other medicine will do it; thousands. atteat.
its worth, and tens of thousands are trying,
it to-day, and upon the recorded verdictof
the people. let it stand the wonder of mo-
dern medicines. To the afflicted we say try
it. For sale by FISHER & HRMrTsH
IS . Ala b
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FR1aHTFUL CAsE.-The following account
of most frightfdl case is from the Progress
de Leuis, Canada: "We are informed that
an unfortunate man in Quebec has been
living in his coffin for the last eightsdays,
His body is deoomposing and is in a putrids
state, but he still lives. The stencil which
arises from him is SO nauseating that he
cannot be approached except at certain
distance. Such ailments as are admins
tered to him are given by meanse ete spoon
attached to q stick. The physicians are
perfectly astounded, and are unable to ac.
count for his being still alive. and he pu-
trid and sinking mass of decomposition.
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CHARLESTON IN Nur-sHrnn. The Mayor

O CHARLESTON IN A NUT-SHELL. The Mayor
and Aldermen and Clerk of Council have
been notified by Judge Carpenter to hold
themselves in readiness to draw tho iu1ies
for the next Court. This is in accordance
with the terms of the Act recently passed nv
the Legislature. -
at the regular quarterly meeting of the
Charleston Library Society, Mr.. Arthur
Mazyck was elected Librarian, vice VIM. G..
Mazyck, resigned. a.
The Grau French Opera Troupe open on
the 10th; "La Belle Helene and Others Of
Ofenbach's" operas will be produced.
Sargent. the illusionist, opened n new en-
gagement in the theatre last night. 'ls
The Palmetto Fire Company propose
visiting Atlanta at the approaching parade
of the fire department of that place.
Rev. Whiteford Smith delivered lecture
before the Young Mems Christian Associa
ton, Tuesday night.
The benefit OF the favorite prima donna,
Nine. Durand, drew an immense house.
One Mr. w. a. Smith. from Western
Georgia, arrived in Charleston on his way
to Virginia for his health He has suffered
so much with rheumatism, that he had to
have both legs amputated, and is rolled
about in a wheelbarrow
Mr.. james, @. Lacoste, the President; of
Hook and Ladder Company Mo- wass
presented with silver trumpet, Tuesday,
by his brother fremen. s'tl 'tfi fae'7 so
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GREY HAIRS, BEaoNEl-TUrTs IMPROVED
LIQUID HAIR Dye is q perfect wonder. BY
its use the old becomes young egain. It
converts the grey head into beautiful black
or brown. Itimparts natural color to the
grizzly mustache and whiskers. and gives
to the hair and beard q softness and gloss
that the young beaux might envy. A1G s
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THE STATE AGRICULTURAL CoNvENT1oN.-
We are requested by the Chai-raan of the
Reception Committee to state that arrange
ments have been perfected by which dele
gates to the State Agricultural Convention
will be passed over oil the roads at half fare
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COLUMBIA, S. G.
Thurs lay Morning, April lb. 1862
The Cotton Crop

The New York Commercial Chronicle, re-
marks that the published statements of the
cotton crop within the past few years have
been defective in having failed to show the
total crop of the country, and in having
imperfectly indicated the home consump-
ton. These statements are referred to as
having been simply exhibits OF the receipts
at the ports. r'as tpa2
Our contepporary furnishes the SUBJ
joined statements based upon data for
which we have no space, conveying an ac-
curate idea Of the production Of the coun-
try during the past three years, which is q
full statement of the actual production and
courss'of thereceipts for the periods indi-
cateds ',essr1
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Patrick gave his testimony in riot case:
''Be jabers, and 1 tell you that the first
man 1 saw coming at me was two brick
bats
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GREENv1LLE AND COLUMBIA RAuRoAD.-
The meeting of the Directors of this oorpo,,
ration, preparatory to that of the stock
holders, which will take place in this city,
on the 29th inst, was held at Nickerson's
Hotel last night, and the annual reports Of
the President and Superintendent were read
and adopted. They will be given to the
public in day or two.
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Senator Sawyer will please accept our
thanks for favors in the shape of Congress
sional publications OF value and interest.
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HE CONTACT FOR FITTING UP THE NEW
STATE HousE.-The time for receiving pro-
posals for this work has been extended un ;
til the 25th inst, in consequence of the in
ability to have the specifications COM
pleted as early as was at first contemplated.
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A few copies OF the s'Sack and Destruc-
tion of Columbia" can be obtained at the
Pk9nir office. Price twenty live cents.
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DEATH PENALTY COMMITTED. Gov. Scott,
yesterday, commuted the sentence of Susan
Eppes. convicted at the last term Of the
Court OF General Sessions, held in Newberry
County, of murder, and sentenced to be ex-
eouted on the twenty first of May next, to
imprisonment for life in the State Pepiten-
tiary.- aaa ,rsIe <."
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The attention of the "boys i'll red," who
intend visiting Charleston on the 9th
inst, is called to the notice in another
column.
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- Year ending September 1, -.
1856. 1867. 1868.
Receipts ut shipping
ports. ,2I1 222. 1,9s5,774 2,24O, ,2s2
Shipments direct to
manufacturers 49,. 201 472 1875 022 2G6 3lg
Manufactured Ia the
south, si;'a,!..'. So'ooo q, $4,000, $1,000
Totalptodaski0n = q, ,5aa, a,el a,l72, ,7O6 1881 6o1
It adds;tpF N,;z' yg4e Rr
ut, is to- be hoped. that in all future an
nual reviews, the total production will be-
given, and not simply the receipts at the
ports. To call the latter the cotton crop
of the United States is,sto say the least. a
misnomer. {" ll--..' s,.r.s- + ,r
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PERsoNAL.-Among tho distinguished ar
rivals in the city, yesterday, were Judge
James l.. Orr, Judge r. b. Carpenter. Gen.
J. w. Harrison, President of the Blue Ridge
Railroad, Col. Henry P. Hammett, Presi-
dent Of the Greenville and Columbia Rail
road, and Col. William Johnston, President
Of the Columbia and Augusta, and the Char
lotte and South Carolina Railroads.
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Markets by Telegraph.
FOREIGN MARKETS.

LONDON, November Acknowledgement 03L
R0nds S2;s. Fine ro-In LIS. I'urrcnlinc 29s 81.
PARIS, November 2-NOOn-The Course omen.
CD quiet. RcHtcs7Ir I0:.
Erchlng.-rhc Eonrac closed fiat. Rcnics, TIf soc.
LIVERPOOL, November 2-Nuon.--COtton firm
npiands !:;&d; Orleans, l2aid; sales 10000 bales
bombay shipments TO the I'D, 1000 bales. Yarns
aud fabrics al Manchester firm. Red Western
wheat ns I'd.
Evcning.-Cotton, uplands, 12,sd; Orleans,
l?'Ed; sales, 10000 balcs for speculation and cx.
port 5000 lacs. Turpcntinc, :Gs 9d.
HAvRE, November 2.-c0iton active ana firm
OH the spot, As; nGoat a7l!
DOMESTIC MARKETS
NEW YORK. November a.-Noon.-StocEs weak
and unsc;iictl. Money sharp at Z. Sterling
long 0, short oJi. Goi 2T,i. Cotton quiet ut 2Gi;.
Tnrpcniinc 4Ta+5il. Hoain quiet.
Evcnins.-Cotion heavy. Sales 1000 bales ai
26iic FiOnr-Statc ami Western caster; super.
line State So 5a5 80; Western So Ijas 81; Southern
quiet; common 10 fair extra SO 2Oa8 75. Wheat
declined la2c. Corn closed duh nj Ia.c lower.
Pork heavy at $40. Lard unchanged. Whiskcy
decidedly lower at 81 lsal 10. Rice steady. Gro
cerics quiet. Naval stores steady. Frcghts lower;
Oh cotton by steam &c. Gold closed strong at
2Ilan2ia4. Governments steady with u light nd.
vance. Soutbcrns, on the last call, weaker on
Tenncssecs with sales OF new Mt IS, closing will,
more oiierinG at that price. North Cnronas
hrmer, special tax, 4IIi. The balance OF the list
was steady
CiNcISNATI, November 2.-Corn fin fulr demand
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pnsscnHera.

Per steamship Charleston, for New York--G
Malcolm, Mrs Wlncbcrg, and 10 In stcernge
Per steamship Manhattan. from New York-R
l.ownues and wife, Miss Jessie Roslno, ID T. Grlr-
fifth, Miss Griih, e Kengtoll, Mrs Kelllngton
and child, & Kchcal, Mrs q nj Nyc ana child, Mas.
ter Eyc, Fraser, Mrs IeOnhiird and child, Mrs
Fitch Miss Conklin, w Baker, Mrs w
RUSSELL j VI Dodge, Miss i Tuttlc, q II Fitch, II
Gray. Miss $ McManus, Miss T. Nichols Miss S l.
Simmons, Miss WhcciOck, u i Burke anu wife, J
Gowun, Miss Julia iialcy, Captain q S Mansfield,
Miss S,lliic l'lack, Miss lIudd, Ryder Miss Grlf.
ith, Miss Nj s; Iowndes, Master GriniIh, q II Keng
ton, w II Kellington, Van Iiscr Miss NJ Nyc,
,i iiaSGr Miss i /; 4 sheppnrd, S TAFT, wife and
Mitchell, i HALEY, Miss y J Series, W a Dawson,
X Brown, q ii Fitch Jr, q Y Deutscher, Mrs Arm
strong, Captuin ]. NJ COXctter, Mrs Shelly, Master
Wheclock, Mrs Martin, Miss Mary Cowa, Il Dew,
II Gol'lsIcin, Miss Mary Galloway, Miss 81 McsI
a J Archer, Miss .own'ics Mrs Grinlth, Master
Grlltl, q KclIington, s T. Kcllingion, q n Nyc
Miss Nye, Shannon, MasterpA McWhortcn,
Z ConEn MrS Is s. Fitch, Mira q Conklln, hIrs G
l;'isscll Miss j Whittcn0rc, Miss Il rultIc, l. But
Ter, Jacobs, i Grcnry, Mrs a Nichols, Il N
llnrSey, Mrs WheclocS, " I;iNby, Miss Il a Ward
j II pevcanN, II Moiett, Miss Fraser, r Chon,
and II on deck.
Per steamer Pilot Boy. from Beaufort via Tdls-
10, ac-sir5 Dunn. Mrs Harrison, W II Harrison,
MCPHERSON aud wife, Col WlIaley, Hon ! Town
send AMI wife, Lancaster, Ilunn, and 20 on
deck.
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Murray, Ferris & Co.'S Naval Stores Cir
Culur.

NEW YORK. October 30.-SPIRITS TURrENTTSE
has ruled steady, with sales Of llsO bhls at i7;,
4sc; Merchantable Oh spot 4Sa4slsc for New York
bbls, ami AGai6Ac to arrive. The stock being in
fair hands gives tone to the market, hut the bust
ness il Of such retail character prices are sus.
tanned with difficulty. At the close spirits Is Of
fered, to arrive, 1T 4Gc, without buyers, but tho
market Is firm at 47c, spot. Receipts, S32 bbE,;
exports, 30 bbls; stock, 23i9 bhls.
R0SIN.-Busness In all grades is very much re-
Striced hy scarcity Of freight room, AMI common
strained Is very ,luil ut 81 i5a2 90 The stock IL
light yet sales are effected with much lnbor. Me-
dium rosin IL In large supply, with light demand
ll,c00 bbs (of Which 1000 nrc low gradcs) ut
81 l7l;a2 22h for common strained 20 good
strancd 81 50a3 for No. .; 50 25ai 81 for No. /;
81 7iaj G2l: for pale Receipts, 1Gl bbls; exports,
Si;iJ bbls; stock, 81, ,l23 bbls.
TAR-ls dun and lower. No business OF mo.
ment Sales 500 bbis, part large Washington,
So 75a2 s5; Wilmington selected, 81, and to ar.
rive 50 2j. Recclptsc1l46 bbls; exports, so bbls;
stock, 5242 bbbIs.
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new 5saeoc; old s3ss4c. Tobacco active; supply
light, all grades 1c higher. whiskcy 81 os. Pork
and lard unchanged. New bacon shoulders lohc;
sides 1eizc.
LOUISVILLE, November 2.-Tobacco firm, com.
mon TO good lngs 71<asH. Provisions quiet.
WILMINGTON, November 2.-Spriis turpcntlnc
411za42,ac. Rosin steady; strained 81 S.. Crude
turpcntinc 81 Goa2 IS; Tar better at sos. Cot.
ton quiet at 2i Sa2ssc.
AUGUSTA, November o.-Cotion very active;
sales l42 bales; receipts Ole bales; miIdlings 2Ic.
SAVANNAH, November 2.-Cotton, receipts 293s
balcs exports 1887 bales; sales 500 bales; middIing
axe; market quiet.
MOBILE, November 2.-Cotton market closed
firm. Sales 100 bales. Mlddlings 24lsc. Receipts
2ol7 bales. Exports 303 bales.
MEM ORLEANS, November 2.-Cotton active and
lower at 2Ila25c; sales 5lOo bales; receipts Goss
baics exports 10 Liverpool 1889 bales; to Iiavrc,
37G0 bales; TO Bremen, 2o45 baios. Gold 27si
Sterling 3S,l. Sight exchange on New York par
TO q per cent. discount.
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I,eccipts by I,nilrond, November =.

SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
sos bales cotton, G7 bales domcstics. To Rail.
road Agent, Pcizcr, Rodgers e co, q ii Walter 4
co: Frost e Alger, Rccdcr & Davis, a j Salinas J
ll Il sloan. l. j Wiss & co, q w Williams & CO. w
Ryan, Graeser & Smith, Willis & Chsolm, W A
Boyle, Thurston Holiness Mowry & CO, w {
Courtney & co, W w Smith, and others.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
1jS bales upland cotton, bales sea island cot
lon ri bushels rice, bhls naval stores, m,lsc yc
To I il w Devices, = SlOncy, Caldwell tS Son,
Gracser Smith, MOwry & co, M Salinas, Frost
* hMEcr, PclZer. Rodgers & co, w williams &
CO. w Ryan, Reetler & Davis, t;aiilard 4 Minoit,
Hernandez, Mickey, 9 Bradley, q ID Ahrcns.
tarrar B, Rarcncl & co, ShackclfOrd & Kelly, j
II I'ringle 4 Son, CaghOrn, Herring & co, Thurs
ton Il Holmes, II Klattc & co, W T. bowling & co,
} Aiken < co, Kendall < DUckery, and Railroad
Agent
ShVASNAH AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD
Cotton rice and mdse. TO Roper & St0ncy, II
liiScholr co, II iloppOck, Il prlngie & Son, J
Wiley & co, liaycncl & co, B S Rhctt * Son, A J
SALINAS, W + bowling & co, w NJ LawtoI, Icedcr
\ Davis. Courtney & co, W G iIe9 & co, j II
New, Pelzcr, Rodgers Il co, Willis & Chlsolm Ii
riepcr, A llhett, wulbcrn, and II Blschoil.
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city ISniiroud Cars.

Never full. pack 'cin in;
Move up, TAT man; squeeze in, thin.
Trunks, valisCs, boxes, bundles,
Fill up gaps aS OIL she tunblcs.
Market baskets without number,
owners easy, nod In slumecr.
Thirty seated, forty standing,
A dozen or more on either landing.
OH man lifts his signal Hngcr,
Car slacSs up, hut not Il liiiEcr,
He's jcrkcd aboard hy sleeve anu shouiucf'
Showed inside TO sweat anu sInoulucr.
Toes are trod on, hats nrc smashed,
Dresses soiird, hoop skirts crnshru,
Thieves are busy. bent on plunder;
Sill we rattle OH like thunder.
Packed together, unwaslcd hodies,
I,athcd In fumes Of whlskry toddicf,
Tobacco. garlic, cheese and beer,
Perfume the heated ainosrhcrc;
Old boots. pipes, leather AMI tan.
And If in lick, "soap fat man.
Crowding, janming, pushing, pressing,
Arn't We jolly? What blessing
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C0LUMHIA, November I.-Ttcrc was but II tie
cotton offering to-day; the sales amounting TO SO
bales; middling aic.
ROME, October 2o.-COiton quiet NJ c2lsa2aac
for mil,llings; 81 x for low mddlings; 2oJsc for
good ordinary; receipts GO bales.
MACON, October ao.-CoTTOS.-Thc market TO-
day was rather dull, hut steady; closed dun and
quiet; the best cotton 23c; rcccipts to-day GIG
bales; sold, d37 bales; shipped, Ga3 bales.
SELMA, October 2o.-Markct dull; sales 60 bales;
mddlng 23a23Li; low middiing 23A; go0d ordi.
nary 22tIc. No further transactions reported
Offerings OIL q basis Of 22sic for low niddllng
November delivery, arc without buyers.
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Cohen i CO, chapean { iIeiron. + N Cater, G .
i chSlee co, "cE.a elacSs NJ g. wi,ie commns, m
ersnS ee Earrtnrpa ao co nl nay ssTs 0i
( co; Forsythc, 9omb ( co. Il Fcldmanu & co,
sras fs.y CO. f"sy tpstsn FsnF rvtr so
Ilunt. il Grltion, w Hunt. Il Hunter " IIafrail /
+ NJ dorsey & Bro. i!ugcr ~ Iiavcncl, a Hing. e
IL Johnson, II Jackson, Jordan 4 Son. john
/ Kencckc, r S King, iretc : Chapman. Kol:
ueway, Klein, kinck: Wickcnlcrg 4 co, +
rcy mrSysSl IT. Sng1sk anFGr I!scnF +
Murray, J y Muller, J q Milnor X co, Muller, MIN
i,z& 60: ! Mcnslng, Mcnkc \ Muller, G ii Moi
Mehrtcns, W Matthcsscn, MOwry Il co, NJ Marks
u Meyer, Mciear & Ke dali " Mclean, Mcl.ov
oNe Nsfs ssSGu"SE sSE Sss M$sn!ry Sans dy &Sei
y co, ostendorr & 60, Pclzcr, Rodgers & co, PAUL
Wsleh i;ran'lcs, WI I.ad.lon, q T rnppenleim,
Agent. \ Z Railroad Agent. Southern Express
fens, b Smith & CO. W K SHRINE. ] Stcibcrg. il
SonbcyrouX, T. Smith, a StcIlin@, Shepherd
strauss y t,,dI \ Nancs L seIine co; !, Stcd.iard
Il Monsces, \ Wohltmann, 5 II Wilson, wcr-
ner \ Quicker, Walker: Evans & Cogswcll. Zog
baum. Young ( CO. Wiley & ca, IL wuhrnann II,
WI Yates, and others.
,,,'a Steamship J. W Gyerman, llinekcy. Philadcl-
Ptlt-lcil = lhSI. MuSc. TO Jn0 X TIcO Gctty,
AMI others. tConsignccs previously rcpurtcd1
Schr Ann Deas, from West Point MILL I6
tcrccs rice. To ltaycncl * CO, ana Il LownIcs
Steamer Pilot Boy, Peck, Beaufort via Elisto
Sc. l50 bales sea island cotton. AMI mtlsc. To J
Aiken y CO, WGurney, Fraser & Dill, II Law
ton, w Courtney co, j Townsend, Holmes &
Calder, Southern Express CO, B Adams, Willis
Chisol1n, and I G I'uag.
MoOrc'S sloop from Sintcc. 10 bales upland
cotton. To Galard & Minott
Received from Chisolm's Mill-2i ticrccs rice.
TO Rcedcr & Davis.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Charleston, Berry. New York-Jamps
Adgcr q CO.
schr u Hawkins, Wyatt, New York-w Roach
& co.
Sc!,r James A Parson, Stephens, Wilmington, "
C-ll L Baker CO.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Charleston Kerry. New York
steamer Dictator, McNeliy, Palatka, via Jack
sonfillc, Fernandlna and Savannah.
FROM THIS PORT.
Steamship Falcon, 1Iorscy, baltimore, Novcm-
bcr2.
schr Zcta-Psi, Thompson, baltimore, octobcr 81.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT
British ship Muscoagus, Groves, at Liverpool,
October IL.
SAILED FOR THIS PORT
The Atlantic, Vernon, from Newport, Eng DC.
tober Is.
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says: ~ have been II physician for thirty
years, and have never seen u martyr OF dis
case suffer such cruel puins with SO much re-
sl@nation and courage as poor Santc Bcuvc
showed. lie knew OH Monday he was u dead
man, he told us with unmovcd calmness, md
gave directions about his funeral"
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Volcanoes and Earthquakes. by NM. Zurchcr and
Mnrgole. Beautifully Illustrated. So IS.
The World We Live In. by d. T. Ansted, T. G. 6.
Physical Media in Spiritual Manifestations. by g.
W. Samson. 81 20.
General Forests Campagns--The Campaigns ol
Iicutcnant.General n. Is. Forrest, and OF For.
reaa eaaas SaSngy so win is MsrR RS M and n @
an authentic account of the campaigns and
operations in which took part during the
Pollard-Thc Life OF Jefferson Davis, with Secrc,
History OF the Southern Confedcracy. Port.
semmes-Thc Sumter and tho Alabama: Service
Anoat during the War between the States By
Admiral Semmes
Swini niOn-rhc Twelve Decisive HattIcs OF the War;
History Of the Eastern and Western CAM
pnissns. In relation to the actions which dcchl.
cd their Issue. liy william Swinton. So so.
Ilamilton-HcminisccnGcs Of James A. Hamilton,
or, Men and Events at Home anu Abroad dur.
70, Ing the last the quarters Of u Century. s..
Il. Gladstone. SO so.
RuskiD-Thc Queen OF the Air; Study OF the
Greek Myths OF Cloud and Storm. 81 25.
BrintOn-The Myths OF the New World. Ey ID. G..
I,rinton. 81. 'Dr. I,rinton Is the first Amer
lean who has treated The subject OF Indian Ny.
thology in thorough and scholarly way"
B0kcr-NOnigsmnrk the Legends OF the Hounds,
and other Poems. by George II. Boxer. 81 Is.
Robnson-plary, "reminiscences and COrrcspor.
dence OF Henry Grabbe Robinson. 2vOls. 81.
Country ParsoR-Ncw editions Iiccrcations'
vols, So so; Leisure Hours, 81 -; Graycr
Thoughts, 81 5o+ Everyday Philosopher 81 %;
Counsel and Comfort, 81 80; Auiumnal IIcly.
days, 81 %.
WORKS OF FICTION
AndcrScn'S ImprOylsatOrc; Mrs. Ausiin's Ci-
phcr; Mrs. Ilnchc's Legends Of Fairy Land; Miss
l1raddon's Black Band; Mrs. lright's Three Here.
niccs; Dash's Mile. Fifty Millions; De Miles Cord
and Crccsc; Mrg. DORIS Sibyl Huntington; Dor.
ty; Hollands AspasIa Victor IIugo's Claude
Gucux; The Man Who Laughs; Kingslcy's Hetty;
MackenzIe's Married Against Reason; Marlitts
Countess GisrIa; Nauman'a Sidney Elliott; Mrs
Eewby's Margaret Hamilton; and, Right and Left;
OLeary's Irish Widows Son; R0binson's Under
the Spell; Soineme; Mrs. SoutlIwortll's Prince Of
Markncss; TrollOpc's Dream Numbers: and Giullo
Dnatosta; Walter ogllby; Miss Warners Daisy;
Mrs. Wood's R0lnnd YorEe. oct4