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10y GREEN q WILLIAMS,
- Auctioneels and Real Estate Brokers,
No. sac southeast corner 7th and d streets


9h Fsa4 1al
Is fsss Es:s!$: i!
az IL :;s
IN 9Ss esy wash.
lpsfon: his Lot is in rapidly improving part
Terms: One half in cash. OF which $50 must be
PAID az the time OF sale; the deferred payments to
from day Of sss and see9red bV deea Of t2ust 10
the satisfaction OF the Trustee: II the terms Of
day Of sale the Trustee the right 20 RESELL
after one weeks netce. at the risk and cost OF first
purchaser. All conveyancing, including stamps,
WIN b. WARD Trustee.
my ls-eo&ds GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts.
D. Xuctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. S26, southeast corner 7th and D streets.
TRgsTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
FR0NTING ON b eTREET NORTH, in
On WEpHEsbSS. the I oh + day H4o Of jun.
ES next, A. d. 1869, ct O'Clock p m, We shall
.nd III. ssd .ss
a. d Icy o. APRIL 1858 and duly recorded IN Ltber
Wsshinaton Cosnty, in the District Of Columbia,
sn o nn%b on me srSupa plan or Plat thereof
division Of Square numbered six hundred and
twenty four, l63l:) and fronting on II street north
ri sSs
e :sia fdxsiSs S,Sonnsr y fSoms. ]: ti:Sssr,
he Land ssoSsd. Of county 81 IN IN
by reference and merits, With the improvemexnts.
Terms one thiTd ss.S Ssl.nos IN :!G s and s-.,.
deed Of trust on the premises All eonvsysncins
On ss =; cost &
ale are not complied With within W days after
r.: e: :ss tss e: :. :ss re .
some Sshi.hsa IN Wa.hinst ss d. In
3e AEEs7fs 4. HHAakktA geH Trustees.
ERAME BUILDINGS Ar AUCTION.
VIII h. Va! Wh1sH = D; Ga Nay 2; lSsS;
pxa ;Sa e.ss non a1 "a &. dlss
sSI Sf p & the S
iwo:.toiy Building, issi.loo feet. with Kitchen
rw9;stSy Building. ist1so feet, with Kitchen
as ':ae1r Rul,ins. ssxso fact. with K,.cn.,
Two story Building 2lI2e feet, WITH Kitchen isx1.
building. lEsx24H feet, Stable 2skx97.
susns isss SSians 1874
Building: ssxsss feet, building loxso, five sinks
On rHuRspA77.. Jun. s. a. l, noon,
One BuildinG, lss1 feet, q Fort wagner. near
Building, sxs2 feet.
B1iidinss must be removed within ten days from
by By o. order I Of the euarternaste. General.
.. McIERRAN,
my H.a ' S et. Dig. Gen.. SiTS 3. 81
m RTN0sW W0NDTRTin- -
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VOOFER LATIMEK, AuctlOnoeers.
AND LOT CORNER or NEW JERSEY
AAHXIEMHE AND p sTREET, CAPITOL HILL,
On THURSDAY, June Sd, 1859, ct O'Clock
E ?; m; on the premises, we shall sell. part OF
@Lot IL. square 693, being rs feet inches on
d street, Is feet on New Jersey avenue, So feet
inches on one side, and IS FEET on the other, i'm
Dwelling House.
Terms One-thi cash; balance in six twelve and
eighteen months. by notes secured By deeds of
trust on the premises. with interest. All convey
ancing and revenue stamps at the cost Of purcha-
ser. $50 deposit at time OF sale.
ONION 4 BUTTS,
Real Estate Brokers.
my2s COOPER LkTIMER. Anots
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n. WILLIAM

Hes now open . haadsons stook OF sPRIuo
GOODS. comprising SILK eACQUDs, wALkin0
SUITS. LLAMA LACE POINTS, 1RIMnINo0.
D0HHETe, HATS, STRAW GOODS, RIBBOHs.
HL0WERS, SILKS, oATIH0. vELvIf8 Ia
CEs, LADIES UNDERGA RnEHre, Dtc.. Ite
DREesle End nANfLHe made In the lassct p
risian style.
$50 Psuna. eve. Cite frevtse. parss
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10y COOPER 4 LATIMER. AnctIoneers.
- Successors 10 Jas q Mcclure Do
Southwest corner Penna avenue and lItn street
Star Office Building.
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COOPER & LATIMER. Auctioneeer,.

By ONION BUTTS, Real Estate Brokers, 7tt
street, corner K.
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Boston Market.

BOST0N, October 13.-CoFRBE.--Thcre is very
little doing In coffee. Java hns been selling In
small lots mt 2lsa2I &c for bags nnd pockets Rio
ut 15n15i5c, gold, AMI for ST. Domingo prices arc
quoted nominaliy, no sales having been made for
some time.
CorroN.-Thc prico OF cotton has hecn steadily
declining the past week, ami the tendency Is still
downward, as supplies are coming forward more
freely. Most OF tho receipts were on manufacture
ers' account or disposed of before arrival, ana the
stock ON hand continues quite reduced. The sales
have been ut 2Ii.n25c for ordinary; 25fa26c for
good ordinary; 2Ja2GHc for low nliddling, and 27a
27ikc for middling, including uplunds nnd gulf.
At The close the market Is quite dull, anu manu-
fucturcrs purchase only In small lots rs wanted.
DOMEsrIcs.-Thtfc is quiet feeling for cOttons
ami woollen goods, but no material change in
prices The decline In raw material leads buyers
TO look for some concession cot t0ns but scasoii-
able woollcns are held firm NJ previous prices.
GuSNY BAuS.-Thcrc have been sales Of 100
bales at 1Gc, currency, and prices arc still quite
nominal.
GuNNr CLOTU.-The market Is dull for gunny
cloth, and sncs confined 20 small lots Mt nc, cur
rency. Round lots could be purchased ut 2lc,
currency. ~ i.
NAVAL SfonEs.-The market IL hrm for spirits
OF turpentine, and prices have advanced to 4SIsa
I01sc per gallon. In tar tho sales have been sinu
at SO 60a3 IS per bbl. Rosln and pitch are quiet
but steady, with small sales. H-
RiCE.-rhcrc Is n good demand for rice, and
sales OF 7aS0o bbls Carolina, mostly for New York,
nt staa9lc per lib. .H ~
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SnyannnI nInrkct.

SAVANNAH, October 14.-Thc movements OF
cotton show great strength. In the face OF IL de-
cline In Liverpool to 12lid, and middling III New
York down to 26i<c, quotations In our market
have remained unchanged. This, however, may
bc attributed to the fact that most sacs made have
been for future delivery on the basis OF low mid
ding upland leaving Charleston and Savannah to
fill the bill. Consequently prices have ruled high
er with us than in the Gulf cities !e
The New York market gives no margin for ship
mcnts to that port; SO we mny soon expect an ac-
cumhlation OF stock here, which will be beneficial
both to tho seller and buyer. 49, st. 70 oe'-lI
At the close OF our review, we must report an
active market ut tho following quotntions; Liv-
ordinary, 24a24tSc. The receipts Mt this port since
October Ith amount, to IA, ,2s9 bales upland, and
S05 bales sea island, Of which ,3i8 bnlcs OF up
land were received per Orr r., 1881 bales OF MP.
land and 15o.balcs sen island per A. and G, i. t.,
bI2 bales nlpnnd from landings on, Savannah
River. 184 bales sea island from Floritln, aud 10
DacS sen iSlanu from Beaufort exports for tho
same time have been ,i28 bnles upland and 10
bales sea island, OF which 1912 bales upland and Z
bales sen island were shipped to New York, 09S
bales upland TO baltimore, 347 bales upland to
philadelphia, l029 bales upland to Harre, 4l10
bales upland to Liverpool, and bales sea island
R1CE.-The stock OF new rice has been incrcas-
cd during the past week by arrivals ut both mills
and operations have been commenced, putting
clean OH the market. The demand Inns been good
at prices from So to 10 for prime. AdvIces con.
tinue unfavorable both from Carolina and Geor-
gin. The samples OF rough sent to market have
not yielded as much as was expected. We see
no reason to change onr opinion that the present
crop will exhibit q deficit Of fully one-third.
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4 Markets h:y Telegraph.


LONDON, October 10 n Noon. = Consols, o31I.
Bonds, s2k. Tallow, I7s Sd. Common rosin,
5s 9da6s Cd.
LIVERPOOL, October 16-Noon.-Cotton quiet;
uplands, l2nd; Orleans, 12xd; sales, 5000 bales.
Others unchanged.
Evcning.-Cotton nrmer; uplands, 12ixa12,Sd;
Orleans, 12Hal2S; exports and speculation, 1000
balcs. Corn, 23s ed. Lard 72s. TurpcntInc 27s
Sd.
HAvRE, October l0.-Cotton opens mt; on spot,
/ ~; anoat, ~.
Evening.-Cotton closed heavy; afloat, 36,S.
PARIS Oct ber le-Boursc quiet. Rentes III 2oc.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK, October TO- Noon.-Stocks stecdy.
Money, 5a7c. Sterling, lon g, o; short, OK. Gold
80 Tennessee, cX-coupon, 6OL; new, SAY;
Virginas, ex-coupon, 40; new, so; Loulsanas
old, 60; Leyees, 03h; SIS, S3N; North Carollnas,
DID, Al; new, 4o,<. Cotton quiet at . Hc; net re.
cclpts, 1855 bales; exports to Great Britain 81
o6S bales; exports to Continent, 1850 bales:
stock, 127,78S bales. Flour, 1oc better. Wheat,
Ease better Corn, 1c better. Pork, steady Mt
sS1. Lard quiet. Turpentlne, 4e. sRosn steady
Freghts dull. ...t - r
Evening.-The large advance in Central and
Hudson is attributed to the belief TINT the break
in the canal will not be repaired to bring grain
from Bunalo by water. A general bull move
ea7c Bank statement unexpectedly favorable:
banks hold twenty millions lawful money above
legal reserve. Sterling quiet ut eas. Gold steady
at 3oXaaoI. Governments steady. Southcrns
dull. Stocks higher, but closed dull and unsettled
Cotton firm; sales 2o0o bales at 2eHc; Plour On
loc better on low grades; super 1ne State, $6 76a
90; extra IS eoae 10; choice, 50 1oae 90; fancy,
SO 35ae CO. Wheat quiet, 1a2c better; winter rcd
and Amber Western, $l:53a1 81. Corn closed duh
with noon's advance lost; mixed Western, 81 ia
IL Whlskcy dull at 81 goal 2o,S. Beef quiet.
Pork steady at $3l. Lard lower; kettle, 1Sals,ic.
Naval stores dull Groceries. quiet but firm.
Freights nrmer. ..'.
CINCINNATI, October 1e.-Whiskey, 81 Is. Corn
steady at Ooc. Pork nominal at $sl. Lard dull,
11Hal7,Sc. Bacon dull; shoulders, TIC; sides, 2oc
LOUISVILLE, October 16.-Corn, bulk, 90. Pro-
Visions quiet. Mess pork, s31 IS. Whiskey, 81 To-
WILMINGTON, October 16.-Sprlts turpentine
weak at 4o14a4l Rosin steady at 81 '7oal IS for
No. .. Crude turpcntlnc steady ut 81 rs. Cotton
steady at 2ihc for low middling. riF.t
MOBILE, October 1e. Cotton, good demand
among several. The market closed firm; Sales
1000 bales; mddling, 24c; receipts, 1883 bales ex
ports, 522. - i'
NEW ORLEANS, October 10.-Cotton, demand fair
and,grm at 25c; sales, $500 bales; receipts, 475a
bales; exports, Havre, PITS bales; coastwise 1886
bales. Moasscs, rebollcd, 65as5. !, Cold, 2qH
Sterling 4oHc; exchange, &c discount. -,:
SAVANNAH, October 10.-Cotton, receipts, 2772
bales; exports, 2l47 bales; sales 500 bales; mid
ding, 2dllc; active demand. .-le t-... 4
AUGUSTA, October 18.-Cotton opened with n
fair demand at 241lc, and continued brisk, clos
Ing quiet, with quotations unchanged; receipts,
493 balcs; sales, 627 bales. .j;
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Passengers.

IL .
Per steamship Champion, for New York-Thos
SIhalmers, y lady and family, BFogle, J Cantwell,
yanderberg, p Quinn, 8 Wilsey, q w Stefrens' W
II Keene and lady, Mrs T @ Budd and child, and
q Rockwell.
Per steamship Sea Gull. from Baltimorc-M
W Fitch, Miss Cornelia Fitch, ] w Butler II Il
Mcclellan, w Meyer, Mr. Barnwcll, and T II
Per steamer Pilot boy, from Savannah, via
beaufort and Hilton lIcad-T Palmer, II Porter.
Bose, III Jacobs, Mrs Owens, Miss Stoney, SI
Edwards: E Trescott, Captain J II jerks, r Pills.
bury, F w SLEEPER, Dunn, Mrs Harrison, Master
on deck. .,... ,.-. 80. = go >, ~
sonvllle Fernandina and Sayannal,MR Roea
@ Peck, Mrs Harrison, Miss Harrison, Mr. Har..
rison, 4 Fleming, Ii Asher, J Mentz, w i. Du.
Blake, Mr. jenkins, w BarnwelI, J II Chaplin,
Hertz, !, Miss E Hertz, Misses Dowell, Mr. Bill
Per steamer st Helena, from Edsto-J Glenn.
John Deighn, and 10 on deck.
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NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.

224 bales ana bales sea island cotton, 5s
bushels rough rice, live stock, cars OF wood ium-
Barden, Marshall, Jr, Kinsman & Howell, F
Wehmann, Hunt & CO, II Bischofr & co, NJ K Jesup
4 CO.. ID Stoney, Claghorn, Herring 4 CO, Man-
Thurston & Holmes, Reeder d Davis Gerdts & CO,
Shackelford & Kelly. Caldwell & Sons, Drodle &
CO, A B Mulligan, Goodrich, Winema1 & CO, w X
Ryan, Walter & co, A Salinas, Bollmann Bros,
Green; Dowlng, q Follin, Graeser & Smith,
Rayenei co. Mowry CO, w Gurney & co, JET
Adger, A i Jarvis, d Aiken & co, Ingraham &
Son, Col T Chanlo and Railroad Agent. ,,/'
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Sonnet.
F-TE.-
hhsRHk

"would God that were, dead and no more
known, .-.
Forgotten underneath the deep cold main,
Freed from the thrill Of JOY md sting OF pain;
There should he with silence NIL alone,
To weep more for amy sweet day llown
should not zee the shining summer wane,
Nor feel the blasting winter como again,
Nor hear the autumn winds grow strong and
moan; ..t -ig 9i
But time, like sca-mIst screening the far deep,
Should make each hated and loy'd object dim,
And should gaze on both with hazy sight.
God granting thls should 10 longer weep,
But wcarcf, rest beneath the clear green light,
And surely lose In sleep all thoughts OF him."
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Receipts per RniIroad, October 10.
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

1923 bales cotton, 85 bales domestics, 100 bbls
lour, los bbls naval stores, cars stock TO Rail-
roa1 Agent, Mowry & CO. Johnston, Crews & co,
CIV Williams co, Kendall & Dockcry, Graeser 4
DeSaussurc, j Pringle, Bowling & co, Caldwell
e Son, G II Walter co, Peizer, Rodgers & co. A
Stewart & CO, Frost Il Adger, w Ryen, j 4
Sloan, Wiss & co. A Il Mugan, Thurston &
Holmes, 9 Courtney Z CO, Stenh9nse CO, and
W Is Smith & CO. i.'F
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Wilmington nInrkot.

WILMINGTON, October 1e-TuRrEHTINE.-15s
barrels changed hands ut 81 IS for virgin and
yellow dip. and 81 so fOk hard, per $50 pounds.
SPIRITS TrRrEETINE-Sn1o or 2a0 barrels ut 4lc,
and 90 barrels Mt 401sc per gallon, i''
M hosiS1Saies M OF 100 barrels at 81 7oa1 !6 for
TAR.-2o bnrrels sold a So 20 per barrel
for m.itltllng, - ->'N
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Goorreto,xn NInrkot.

GEORGETOWN October l3.-CoTToN.-N sales
to report this week. We quote from % to 24c
z ib.
CoRN-Snpply ont; small lots Mt retail bringing
81 coal 80 g bushel.
TIMDER.-No sales to report. We quote from @
to 1Sc, according TO qunlity.
TuRrENTINE.-ylrgln dip, SO; yellow dip, 50 65;
serape or hard 81 25a1 60 q bbl OF $50 lbs to the
Dbl; SIC q gallon.
TAR.-Rctau, q bbl, So.
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COdfMERCIAL NEWS.
EXPORTS.

NEW YoRk-Per steamship Champion-@ bags
sea island cotton, 1879 baleB upland cotton. 81
bales leather 33 boxes muskets, III empty bar-
rcls, 81 packages sundrlcs, horse.
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Qaiior,ng, &r.
n oRBA UNI & lJU Us,
MERCHANT3TAII.oRs.

Have removed 10 No. l47 KING street, flvc doors
below their former atmn,l, where they Will bo
pleased to sec their former patrons and friends,
and the public generally.
Mr.. Jurs as just returned from the North with
q large anl well selected stock OF Foreign and
Domestic Cloths, beavers, Coatipgs. DocskIns
Cassimeres und Vcstings.
ALSO
fine assortment OF Gents Furnishing Goods
which Will he sold nj q very small profit.
Gentlemen In want or any Of the above articles
VIII do well TO call before purchasing elsewhere.
Oct11 NTH
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Stock on hand.

OtOCk oll Hnnu. lo@
tive and firm, and demand fully up to supply. We
annex quotations rs follOws Supers SIS 25a6;
family 81 25as; fancy So 6oas 76.
CoKS.-No shipments to-day. We heard OF
small t>ts OF loose being purchased Mt 90 cents.
WHEAT.-Rcceipts to-day OF 1850 bushels. We
quote the market weak, NJ follows: Medlter-
ranean 81; red 81 o5al 10; amber 81 10; white
81 %.
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LIST OF VESSELS sp-
UP, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
REIGN ai-s
LIVERPOOL.

i H7i REIGN -
LIVERPOOL.
Steamship Marmora, -, to sail. ...... Oct 30
British steamship Darien, -, Sailed. 80. Oct s
SShip Sp Goriila, Say, cleared Sept %
The. Duke OF wellington, Allen, sailed Sept /
The Homborsund Nelson, cleared Sent 1s
Brig Cecilia Bistrup, cleared. Sept 80
EsTIC.
.-.S BOSTON. - : .-
Bark p Wynfan, Wyman, cleared -. -. Oct 8
lr,g ISsie s 2Sysreaux, Clark oct s
~" L'o "''' BooTiipAY. ''SSflis :
sohr ila'lie iewtsL sELrasaisk sa,!sd -" octh
Brig Monica McCobb, sailed 49, oct 4
NEW YORK.
steamship MinnetonEa, Carpenter, cleared. Oct II
lSchr q @ wisllart, Mason, cleared. oct II
Schr Hnley, Haley, cleared. ......... Oct 8
Schr y w Smith, TOOker, cleared. .......O oct II
Schr hrGeorgetta Lawrence Robinson, clear'd Oct IL
Schr Cnrrtc Holmes, Holmes, cleared. Oct 70
Schr V Streakcr, Van Glider cleared. -. Oct I3
Schr yralc, Mason, cleared. Oct IL
Schr Myroyer, Brown, up................ Oct IL
. ~ PHIhADELpnIA, Ifrrf
steamship W Everman. Hlnckley, sailed Oct I5
Brig II Brooks, Briggs, cleared. 80. Oct IS
Scnr Glengarry, Yates, up. e.......... Oct l3
BALTIMORE.
steamship Maryland, Johnson, mp. =. ... Oct 10
Scnr virginia Dare, johnson, up. Oct 2
Scnr henrietta, Lepyitt, up. Oct l3
Schr Mary F. Fcnwfck, Darcy, cleared -. Oct I2
Schr henrietta, Leavltt, p............... Oct 10
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MESkE &MULLER,
No. a25 KING STREET,


Have just received and Opened n large and fine
assortment OF Mems Youths and Boys CLOTH
ING, FURNISHING GOODS, &c. Consisting OF
White and Colored Shirts, Underwear Goods, DC,
English and Domestic IIalf Hose, Aiexander,s
and Couvisier's Kid Gloves, BuckskIn, Doeskln,
CalfsRlni Cloth, Cashmere, Tweed; Silk and
Thread Gloves, Linen and Paper Collars, Crayats,
Neck Ties, Pocket Handkerchief, Suspenders,
Umbrellas, &c.
Also, lnrge and well assorted stock OF BROAD
CLOTH, CASHMERE, D0ESKlN, BEAvE II
CLOTH, &c., large variety OF the new style Pants
and Vest Patterns which we offer to sell by piece,
yard or pattern, or make up into garments by
measure, III tho lntest styles.
Our stock has been selected with great care
and prices marked very low, in plain figures.
Being confident TINT we can offer inducements
unequalled by any other house, we solicit buy ers
elsewhere. -,--.,.....
All orders win receive our prompt and very
careful attention. sV'
Entire satisfaction is guaranteed. -. ,.
octl1 mwf8mos ,s4.f-f.i " t,-l ( IL
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The Charleston Cotton Rico and Naval
Stores Market. =.

The Charleston Cotton Rico and Naval
Stores Market. =.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS 4
SATURDAY EVENING, October 10, 1860.
CoTroN.-Thls article was in good demand
prices being generally well sustained, and were
somewhat better on mlddllng grades. Salcs
about 600 bales, viz: at 2a,zc, 1s at 23Hc,
80 at 24c 40 Mt 24t4c, 0s at 24llc, ut 24sc, Mt
2sxc, 81 at 25c, 10 Mt 25hc, 2o4 ut 25Gc, 20 Mt
25,f, ut 251f. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
GIpGinaEy InaH ,iIg 70 good ordinary. OAK
snIInng ,;;......... .......... .25 925lI
o'iiet Ihluulih9. 9................. .25H@2
McE-Ths grain was in moderate demand at
hbout steady rates. Sales about 40 ticrces OF
clean Carolina, among which were 10 ticrccs ut
71c, 40 ticrces at SC, tlcrccs at shc &, ib. We
quote common to fair clean Carolina at 7X@7X,
good S@SHc q ib.
NAVAL SToREs,-Thc market was quiet and
Without sales Of note. l.h
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IS bags cotton, 4S3 bushels rough rice, mdse,
and live stock. To w Bee & co, Alexander VII.
llams, Roper Stoney, @ II Hoppock, A J Salinas,
VIM M1Iawton, Reeder & Davis, Pelzer, Rodgers
CO, Fraser Dill, III Walter L CO. w @ Court.
ncy d CO. and Raycnel d co. -
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7, NImita 4 CO, j Marshall. f II stcllIna. LiIIcn.

Ter, NImita & co, Marshall, E StelIng, LiIlcn
thu ,laal : GO. Bollmann Bros, J Thomson { 60, Wage
ssS 81 anSas Amsr srnSf blUhme %aa
bush, ReeSe scachte, Alien, S puaasKen Hisen
fT ks iol@ss 9@aE cSar ro Paps s1Gns seoyIls
ford, and % L a "S Cadweli. j. s'e''hS' sackel
steamer pilot boy. Peck from savanpah, vIs
beaufort and Hilton Head S2 bags sea isiand cot
aIRsn taER II bales nIs;n9 @nlana and Tnnrss
Ghsolnl, Mrs Philips bird ksi co. Col Blunt. s
ney !onGs EnsSs GSsosk aS%ask brSs GST
s I,ee co, 1 IereI,x Il Katie co, sartie, Mrs
whacy's boat. from JOINTS Island. bags sea
sRn% a, c9aon fro hrIs Tg KopST 1rs s'oney 600
| cotton. To Roper Stoney.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamer Dictator, McNelty, Palatka via jack
sonvllc, Fernandina and Savannah. 1l5 bales
pm, vii Ingrahani Son. Feeder Davis S s,SSGn Wn
NJ Lawton 4 co, Pclzcr, Rodgers & co, Gnlilard &
RraSdcs, WIS co, W'ss @ns nnn, ws1s9 eo
w Williams Son, Johnston, Crews 4 co, II Coba &
GO, Ssoadard & s co, pinckney Bros, p Sloan,
Vince, " Yates, John Commfns, Raoul
Iygn,ah, Hopkins, q; Mcphsrson 60, and order
Island cotton, mdse, ana sundries. To John II
Murray, John Colcock & CO, ROPER 4 Stoney.
osma aoa1,ansy 9,ailey Capt Cannon, Ws s cllsoIM'
Hanekel & co, and Gaiiiard 4 Minott. ~ N'"'n'
SCnr Haley, Halcy-8 days. Railroad iron
10 the Master and South Carolina Railroad Agent.
Boat from Christ Church, 4baIes sea island cot
ton. To X Heath. 80
CLEARED SATURDAY
Steamship Champion, Lockwood, New York
James Adger i co.. ''s' .l-l'.-- y. - -.
SAILED SATURDAY.
Steamship Champion, Lockwood, New York.
Steamship Pcrit, Gardner, New York. iiT0
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Bark Annie Torrcy, Lobby, Liverpool. =,
Schr a Cranmer, Cranme., Georgetown, G.
Schr l. Pharo, Collins, Georgetown, s q.
FROM THIS PORT.
schr wcnonali, MITCHELL Wilmington, C, oc-
tobcr Is.
schr Rdgcwood, Derrlcksen. Georgetown, @,
October IL
Schr $ f Woodbury., Woodbury., Georgetown, s
G, October IL.
scnr Joseph Long, Perry, Jacksonville, octo.
UP FOR THIS PORT.
Steamship Maryland, Johnson. ut Baltimore, to
leave October 10.
Schr My rover, Brown, at New York.. October IA
Schr Henrietta, Leayitt ut Baltimore, Octo
Der 13. .'.-l-
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT. o.
Steamship Minnetonka, Carpenter, mt New York
october H. and reported anchored ut quarantine
Brig Brooks, Briggs at Philadephia, Octo
schr N w Smith, Tookcr, New York;october1.
Schr q Wishart, Mason, at New York, Octo
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-18
.EMORANDI

The schr G 8 Webb, Rowland for Georgetown
s q, cleared ut New York, October IL.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-18
BY TELEGRAPH.

SAVANNAH, October 1G.-Arrived, steamer Water
LILY, from New York. Sailed, steamships Wyo.
dor, for New York. Cleared, schooner Frank Her
bert, for Jacksonville.