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Receipts by Railroad, December 8.
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

1883 bales cotton, 20 bales domestics, 20 bbls
Flour, 95 bbls naval stores, car stock. To Rail.
road Agent, l. d DeSaussure, PelZer, Rodgers 4
CO, Waiter co, Frost & Adger, Bowling &
co, Reeder & Davis, Wiss & CO, B Sloan, Cald-
well Son, Willis & Chisolm, G " Williams co,
WB Williams & Son, Graeser & Smith, W Ryan,
Thurston & Holmes, and others.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
321 bales upland and 43 bales sea island cotton.
323 bbls naval stores, 1872 bushels rough rice bags
cotton seed, cars weOd, tobacco, mdse. &c. To J
A Quackenbush, Triest, 5 D Stoney, kinsman d
Howell, J Marshall Jr, II Dawson, r Sims, f l.
Webb, Reeder & Davis NJ Goldsmith & Son, RAY
cncl & co, Kirkpatrick & Witte, Mowry co, A
Rogers, a Brown, II Robinson, C Macbeth, Walter
& co, W X Ryan, J Russell, GaLard 4 Minott, J
COlcoCk g. co, Howard & Bro, Mrs Reicke, II
PanZerbeiter & co, J Campsen Il co, 5 Ellis, Z
J Wiss co, Smith, w Gurney, w Williams d
co, Hopkins, Mcpherson Il co, a 4 Goldsmith j
CO. Frost Adger. e Sahlmann, Nachmann co,
Cohen, ] Weiters, ID Johnson. Wiley & CO, G
FOl!in. Shackeford & Kelly, Klinck, WickeGberG
d 20, Claghorn, Herring & co, X Dingle, Caldwell
d son, Brodie & CO, Pclzer, Rodgers CO, and
Fripp & May.
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List Of S.sspIlinE

IN TIE FORT OF CHARLESTON, DECEMBER Q.
Vessels under lc0 tons. ana steamers coasting
within the State, excepted.
STEAMSHIPS:
Marmora D!), = tons, Robinson at Boyce d co =
wharf, for Liverpool. l0ading-H Murc Il GO.
Champion, 14l s tons, Lockwood, 1T Adger's Whari,
for New York, loading-James Adgcr & co.
Charleston, - tons, Berry, at Aiger's wharf, from
New York. d!schargnE-Jamcs Anger X co.
SHIPS.
MusConCus iBr), T0a tons. Groves, AT Vandcrhorsts
wharf, for Liverpool, loading-Ravencl co.
Gorilla Hir), 755 tons, say, at Eoyce x cos wharf,
from Liverpool, discharging-H Murc X GO.
BARKS.
Dmketh Brl, SIS tons, langwill, al Eoyce's wharf,
for Liverpool, loadinE-R Murc co.
Nara (i,r) 800 tons, Webster, ut Atlantic wh;.T!,
for Liverpool, loadiac-Willis & Chisom.
Arbitrator ibr). iS7 tons, Irwin, ut Boyce CO.'S
wharf, for Liverpool, i0ading-Wagncr, Huger
Atlantic lBr,. CTS tons Vernon at Ma-shal's wharf,
from Newport, Eng, dischargnG-R Murc
lIombcrsusd lNor, 3s7 tons, Nelson, at Wander
horst's wharf, from Liverpool, discharging-
Eavcnei & co.
We;tcrhorn. co. tons, Minott, at Union wharf,
from Mauri!Us, neutrality-suspicious., Gibbs
Clara. - tens, Nickels, q: Atlantic wharf, from
Liverpool waiting-Strect Bros co.
BRIGS.
Lady Fcrie (Brl 35G tons, Patterson. AZ Eennctts
wharf, from salt River. Jam, watInG-W
Hall.
Cesar SPAN, - tons, Mark. at Grown & CO.'S
wharf, for Barcelona. .oading-W p HAIL.
Renshaw, 275 tons. sylvester. at Brown cos
wharf, FOR Boston, loacing-!lislcy Crcgh-
ton.
Gcorgie - tons Small. in the Stream for
Georgetown : c. rcady-W Roach II co.
Arst0n. tons. sawyer, in The Stream, for
GeorGciOwn, ready-W Roach i co.
Hampdcn. $50 tons, i: Brown Il co.'s wharf, from
New York, dischargiuC--T Roach u co
Marine 2i3 tons, Reid, in Ashley River, from
Woods Hole, Observation-Disclosures.
SC.iO0NEES.
Petrnl 100 tons. ShiIner, q. Union wharf, from
Baltimore, 10 he rcpaired--J l.nsloT % co.
J II S,ickncy, - IONS. FoOks in Ashley River, for
a Northern PORT i0adins-S;ieei Bros & CO.
: w Wilson, 2.l tcns. Somcrs, 1T Central wharf,
FOR Philadelphia, ready-il Il Baker u co.
Minnie, 10 tons, Hudson, at Adger's wharf, for
New York. lOading-W Roach & CO.
II Buckln 24i tons, BlcEiin, at BrOxn & cos
wharf, for Boston, rca,ly-Rslcy & Creighton.
NorfcE, Va, ready A Enslow C CO.
y = Cabada, - tons Swain. in Ashley River, for
Philadelphia, rcady-ii i Baker Il co.
= 4 Baird, - tons, Ireland ut AdGer's wharf,
from New York dischar2ng-N Roach Il co.
A IL Edwards, 233 tons, Bartlett, at Union wharf,
J VI Richards, 3jS tons. Irving, 1T Brown X COS
whar-, from New York, dischargng-Risley
Creighton.
Virginia Dare. tons Johnson, at Atlantic wharf
from Baltimore discharglng-Wi!lis & CHS
3E Hawkins, $50 tons wyatt, AZ Adgcr's wharf
from New York hischarglng-W Roach II CO.
" y Mann, tons. Rogers, at Brown u co.'s
wharf, from NeH York tischarginG-W Roach
& co.
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MARINE News.
CHARLESTON, DECEMBER
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Charleston, Berry, New York-left .th
Inst Mdsc. To Adgcr d CO. j ID Aiken d CO, ID
A ANIME Adams l. Damon, Bates CO, II + w
Brewer, Bollnann Bros Bulwinkle co, II Cobla
& CO, EFT Brown, + NJ BRISTOL, W II Chalee CO.,
] Campscn & co, Cameron, Barkley 4 co, w Car
rington Il co. Cohen 4 CO, G Carr Il CO. i Nj
Gator, Douglass x Jackson, DOwie X Noise, For
sythe' McComb u CO, Dauer d Fleming co,
FurclIcott Bros. l. Falk & co, Fairly & co,
Foley, Frost b Adger, IL Gerdts d co. II Graver
& co, G Graveley, W Hunt, D b Hussc, W Viii
lfams, G Willard, = Walsh, y Hunt, j w Har-
risson, Holmes, F Helms. HurHamp Il CO. Jen.
ninus, Thomlnson Il co, Johnston, Crews co, II
Katie & CO. KrCssel l. co, Kl!nck, WicEenberg
Il CO, II HUM, II Beckman, Lorenz Th0rp.
Little & co, A LANCER, Laurey Alexander, Nc
Low 4 Rice r Martin, w Matthicsscn, Marshall x
McMillan, W Mitchell, Mantoue & co. o'Neill.
North, Steele e. Wardell, D 0Nc!l Son, G Pop.
penheiln, Paul. WEIGH d Brandes, c RiShter, {
\ Richmond, w Russell, G w WSteTens, Southern
ern EXPRESS Company, Stoll, Webb co, ShacIei-
ford & Kelly, D II SilcOX, S Schnell. W Smith d
co, S Thompson, J Taylor COW Vince, Wcr.
ncr & Ducker, Walker, Evans Il Cogswell
Yates and Il White.
Schr Vim ii Claire, Albury, Elcuthera, BALI
days. Fruit. To the Master, and Order.
Steamer Pilot Boy, Peck, Fernandina, via Sa
yanrah &c. Go bales sea island COTTON l6 bags
cotton seed, Is packages mdse. TO AIKEN d
co, Ravenel 4 co, w Gurney, Southern Express
Company, Hopkins, Mcpherson co, j II Wnrh.
mann, W Fraser, hrs Frances Porcher, Mrs II
Crostand, Dunbar, A Johnson, Portas, j
A Enslow 4 CO, + Kressel, W NJ Bird co, and
Order.
Sloop Poster, from Santee. 900 bushels rough
rice. To Thurston Holmes.
Sloop Penlan, Jones, Mllltown. 1900 bushels
rough rice. To Ravenel II co.
SlOop Julia Silvey, Pon Pom. 20o4 bushels
rough rice. To W Gurney.
Sloop Ellen Gradck, Cooper River. 1850 bush
els rough rice. To & lngraham & Son.
Boat from Christ Church. bags sea island
cotton. Toll K Heath.
Boat FROM James Island. . bags sea island
cotton. To ] ColcOck Il co.
Boat from Johns Island. bags sea island cot
ton. To Roper Stoney.
Received from CmsOlm's M.ll-30 tierces rice
To Ch.solm Bros.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
steamship Magnolia, Crowell, New iork--RGvc
mel l. CO.
steamship ] W Evcrman, Hincklcy, Philadel
phia-Jno TheO Getty.
Brig Hampden, Perkins, POTTS Blun, SC-WE
Roach a. co.
schr Minnie, Hudson, New iork-Wm Roach 4
co.
schr J Worthngton, Worhington, Provi
dence-I, IT Potter
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Magnolia, Crowell, New York.
Steamship w Everman. uinckley, Philadel
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Steamship Falcon, Horsey, at Baitm ore, De
ceInber /.
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Markets by Telegraph.
TOprylS MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL December o. Noon. - Cotton
steady; upands 11Ad; Orleans 11%d; safes lo,oo(
bales, Corn 99s. Pork flat. Lard firm.
Byening-Cotton steady; uplands 11Ad; Or
leans I'D; sales u, 600 bales, OF which 1000 were
to SPECTATORS and exporters. BreadstufIs duh
LONDON, December s-Noon.-oonseis 92aa
922s; bonds 81.
| PARIS December 9-Noon. - Bourse closed
firm. Rentes 72f eOc.
HAyRE, December 9.-Cott0n opened firm
aioat II S3c.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK, December O. Eoen.-Stecks steady
Money per cent. Sterling, long s,t; short sb.
Gold 23H. Sixty-twos IFS; Tennessee siXes eX'
coupons So; new az; Virgnias, ex-coupons, 5(
| asked; new So; Louisiana siXes old 6s; new GO
leyce Skies 59H; eights 72H; Alabama eights 90
1ves 90; Georgia skies 50; sevens "a; North caro-
lnas, old AK; new 27I.; South Carolinas, new g.
Flour dull. Cotton firmer at 25}+c. Turpentine
dull at 43a4SHc. Rosin quiet at s2a2 % lol
strained. Freights dull.
Evening.-Cotton frmer; sales 29oe bales al
osIc. Flour dull and declining; super State
e. 7oa5; common to fair extra Southern SIS 6oa
IS. Wheat 1c lower. Corn 1c better. PORK
Steauy. Daru uuCuduScu' "hiohSJ 'S"~ii " W.
Groceries dull murpentine 43l4a44c. Rosin un'
changed. Freights quiet. Money easy at Cal
pcr cent. Gold closed weaker at 2S31. Sterling
s4a9H. Governments active aud higher; siXty'
twos l5H. Southern steady.
BALTIMORE December 8. Cotton quiet and
firm. Flour quiet and steady. wheat duii. corn
dull; white ssasoc; yellow ssas2c. Oats steady a'
5sa5Sc. Rye s1a1 0S. Pork quiet at S33; shoulders
Is 15Hal54c. Lard quiet at loc. Whiskey 81 o3ha
04}S.
CINCINNATI, December 9.-Corn unchanged.
whiskey duh at sSas1. Pork frmer ct $50 So
Bacon in moderate jobbing demand; shoulders
14aIc: sides I7Ha1Sc. Lard firm at 1SHa1SsGc.
ST. LOUIS, December Corn dull. Whiskey
firm at 81. Provisions unchanged
WILMINGTON, December e.-Spirits surpentlne
steady at 4Oc. Rosin quiet; strained 81 IS; No.
ssas 25. Crude turpentine firm at 81 76a9 go.
Tar firm at So o5. Cotton firm at 23}sao4c.
AUGUSTA, December 9.-Cotton market active
and firm; sales 9l5 bales; receipts 1857 bales;
middlings 23aa3Nc.
SAVANNAH, December e.-Cotton. receipts $50
blles; exports lG25 bales; sales 600 bales; lnld-
dlmgs 2374. Market firm.
Mop!Ly. December 9.-Cotton in good general
demand: market firm; sales geo bales; mldolings
% Sa2324c. receipts 933 bales; exports ~ pales.
NEW ORLEANS, December Cotton ouoyant
at 24a241Sc sales 500 bales; receipts S2l1 na!es
exports TO Liverpool 11l6. Sugar and molasses
active and firm. Gold e4A. Sterling 334; signt
checks OH New York par 10 i discount. Freights
dull by sail to Liverpool Nd; Havre 1c Liverpool,
steam 11-lGd; New York &c.
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Exports.

NEW YoRK-Per steamship Magnolla-12 bags
sea island cotton, 1907 bales upland cotton, ~
bales yarns 81 bales cotton waste, IS tierces rice,
10 bundles paper, 60 packages sundries, &c.::
Per schr Minnie-29 bales upland cotton, $50 bbls
rosin Is bbls bucKTh heat 1870 casks clay, 500 bags
cotton seed 40 tierces rice IS boyes olives, 3bales
paper, 200 empty carboys, 1900 feet resawed
lumber.
PHrLApEIpH1A-Per steamship w Everman-
laO tierces rice $40 bales upland cotton 10 bales
shirting, 10 bales thread, 50 bales yarn bales
rags, casks wine, s bbls whiskey and brandy,
hhds iron, 2O0 bbls resin, crates rope cuttings.
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Passcngers.

Per steamship Charleston. from New York
Vruland, II Britton, J w Mitchell, Miss Leggett,
Miss M Walker, F Crary, n Edgar, w Penfred,
E Penfred, f Scriven, VI G Moore, " st Ger
main, j Doane, A Putnam, wife and child, Mrs
Catson, Miss Green, G II Andrews and wife, Miss
VI Lorlcr, Mrs A Putnam, J G Armour, Mrs Crary,
Miss L Alien, Mrs Crary c F Crary, Miss Walker,
Miss Daggett, Mrs Berry and child, Al Heaham,
s Remington, G II Morrow, II Haverall, Miss
Penf0ld, Miss Rutherford, W Chatfied, j Springer,
A V Nichols, J Burhans and in steerage.
Per steamship Magnolia. for New Iork--A s
Pickett, Bunsley. II Newman, and NJ Mcmahon.
Per steamship w Everman, FOR Philadelphia
= Asher, ] Davis and wife. and Peggy Jefferson.
Per steamer Pilot Coy, from Fernandina, Sa-
vannah. &c-W Blake, Miss Worth, F 4 Havers0n,
w ] Ames j. NJ Linsop, w Hacker, G G Kenace.
" Chisolm, S Bell, and 35 on deck.
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phosphates. To Baltimore, by steam, H@Hc ?
fb; by sail, $s@7 p N on boards; s. 1904 p ten
on phosphate rock. Vessels are in demand oy
our merchants to take lumber freights from
Georgetown, S. c., Darien and Satilla River, Ca
and Jacksonville, Fla, to Northern ports, ano
s11@12 q NJ are rates on lumber and boards.
MISUNDERSTANDING BILLs.-The rate yester
day was 132H for 90 day bills.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. The banks are purchas
ing sight checks on New York at Il discount;
days discount; 10 days Ia per CT. discount; IL
days -; 20 days =; 80 days They are sell
ing sight checks at u premium.
GoLD-The brokers were yesterday buying al
% and selling at 25.
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VIA SAVANNAH, FERNANDlNA JACKSON.
WILLIE AND LANDINGS ON ST. JOHNS RIVER
SEMI-W WEEKLY LINE.

Steamer "pICTATOR," Captain :, tT-ys.p :.
w. #. McNcty, will sail from sEee:;-.. z i.-Z2a
Charleston every TUESDAY EVENING at O'CLOCK
Tor above points.
Steamer "ClTY POINT" Captain George F. Mc-
Man will SAIL from Charleston every FRIDAY
evening" 1T O'Clock for above points. Connect
ing with all railroads at Savannah going south
ana West Connecting with the Florida Railroad,
al Fcrnandina, for Cedar Keys, rom which place
steamer, connect with Mobile and New Orleans.
Connecting at Palatka, with Ilari's steamers for
the Oclawaha River. Through BINS OF LadlhS
given for frci2hts to Mobile and New Orleans.
Frcights payable on the wharf. All goods remain
inr on the wharf at sunset will be stored al risk
:lad expense Of 0wncrs.
Sgned) J. D. AIKEN CO.,
nov13 Agents.
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Interior Cotton Markets.

MONTGOMERY, December market dull and
nominal al % for low middllng.
COLUMBIA, S. c., December s.-Cotton was in
good demand to-day, and about rs bales were
disposed of-niddling 22ha22A.
COLUMBUS, December THE market dull at
22i<a22hc for middllng, little being offered ut the
former figures. Sales 466 bales. Receipts '26
bales
MACON. December 7.-Recelpts to-day AL
bales; sales $50; shipped 325. The market was
steady with a good demand to-day, and closed
thus this evening at 221a cents-a light stock Of
fering and about all offered taken at quoted
rates shipments 2S2 bales.
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, December S.-TuRPHSTINE-ls
unchanged in prices. Sales OF 3S5 bbls at 81 90
for soft and 81 IS for hard, per $50 pounds.
SfIRITs TuRPESTINE-Markets steady, with sales
OF 100 bbls at 40c per gallon.
EoslN.-Sales OF 1882 bbls OF 81 So for strained,
81 rs for No. 2 So for extra No. g and S225, 81 So
SO rs and SO 80 for No. l. as in quality.
TAg.-60 btls sold at 81 05 per barrel
CO1ToN-MarkeJ steady, with fair demand.
Sales OF bale at 22c, 20 balcs at 2c, 81 bales ut
o3l<c, 81 bales at 231sc, and bales at 23s4e per
pound.
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MEMORANDA.

GEORGETOWN. December s.-Arrlved, December
4, brig Renj Carver Pendeton, and schr Charlotte
Fish, -. Searsport Ne; 5th, brig J A Crowley,
Crowley, New York. Cleared, November 4tll, schr
ida burgess, New Bedford; 6th brig Long Reach,
Harden, Barbadocs: schr Maggie Lucy, Cross
icy, New York; I'm, schr Palma, Rankin, New
York.
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E1NANoIAL AND CoMMERc1AL.
The Honey Market.

THURSDAY, December 9.
The market Is much the same as at our last
report, but there is better feeling and an IN
creased desire to invest in securities. the strin-
seney Of the money market is something unusual,
ana is oaused BY the scarcity Of currency-not
enough being in circulation to meet the wants OF
the community. 1t is rated at to IL per cent.
rer month on good collaterals. Bank bills are In
GOOD demand, and are appreciated in value.
other securities are unchanged, though the tone
of the market is much improved.
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steady and unchanged, sales 10 ooe bales; the lat
ter was steady at 25Hc, sales $500 bales. Yester-
day the former was steady, uplands 11%d, sales
10000 bales; the latter was irmer at 251<c . tb.
The stocks of the article in sight at the latest
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TXTRA TRIP TO BEAUFORT AND
CHIsoLM'S LANDING ON AND AFTER
DECEMBER 3.

Steamer PILOT Roy, Captain r .,xCns,
Fem Peck, will sail for above s-e2liiss
points every FRIDAY MORNING, at O'Clock. Re
turning, win leave Beau.Or, same evening to suit
| the tide. j. ID. AMEN AZ w.,
novII Agents.
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The Charleston Market.

Yon THE WEEK ENDING THURSDAY, DEC o. 1859.
THE RECEIPTS, &c.-The Western streams hay
ing got into condition insuTing better naviga-
ton the arrivals a. the cotton ports for the week.
up to Friday last were the heaviest Of the season,
say: 1854 bales, and promise to be large during
the present week This feature, with the uncer-
tainty OF the gold market has had tendency
to Gepress cotton, and each weeks arrivals will
now be watched with anxious interest by opera.
tors. report, first published in New York paper,
that the Agricultural Bureau estimates OF the cot
ton crop was three million bales, has been contra
dlcted by the chiefof that Bureau, who says that
Ms extreme figures are 2,75o,ooo bales. The re-
4ceipts at the principal Southern ports up to the
latest yelegraphic dates, as contrasted with last
5v,o,. haya hoan atnuf as follows.
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TIE COTTON MARKEr.-With large arrivals at
the ports, and low figures for gold, the market
has been depressed and prices generally have had
declining tendency, but closed stiT In the
English market, which opened at 12@12jsd. the
rates receded to 1iId. New York has generally
ifnctuated from o5@o5i4c, while at .hls port mid
dling uplands, which began at :l%@241c, ,receded
70 a3Hc, closing firm at 23Xa2sIc q 1t.
the movements OF this article at the leadIr
markets have been Us follows: On Friday, Decem-
ber g. at Liverpool the article closed dull, uplands
1ea1a1Sd. sales 10000 bales; at the same day at
new YORK the staple was dull and shade lower,
! =. s@e5Hc, sales 1900 bales. On Saturday the
former closed dull, uplands 3d. sales 1900 bales;
theletter was heavy and declining, al 29c' sales
300 bales On Monday the former WAS s'ea1y
uplands I'D, sales 10000 bales; the latter ciosea
shada tlrrner at 251sc sales 1900 bales. On Tues
aay sac former was dull, uplands 1lzd, saes sooo
1aIes; the latter closed heavy and lower az zoAc'
sales 100 bales. On Wednesday the former Was
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BY TELEGRAPH.

SAyAHHAH. December 9.-Arrived, bark Car
George, Boston; schrs Enchantress, New York
Enterprise, ST Augustine. Sailed, steamship Ger
Barnes New York.
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EAST ZIG II T Ii N E
TO BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA. BOSTON AND
THE CITIES OF THE NORTHWEST.
THROUGH ELLIS LADING GIVEN FOR GOT
TON 70 BRRHEN.

The Steamship FALCON, Horsey, -nFFFf.
Commander, will SAIL for Baltimore Ia 1sAAllssee llsse
on TUESDAY, December IA, at 9 O'Clock p. NJ,
from Pier No. /, Union Wharves.
Gy-lnsurance by the Steamers Of this line y
per cent. to Baltimore and Philadelphia. To Bos-
ton Is. Philadelphia Freights forwarded TO that
city by railroad from Baltimore without addi-
tiOnal expense for insurance.
BY arrangement with the Steamships OF the
Baltimore and Bremen Line. sailing semi-month-
ly, Through Bills Lading for COTTON will hereafter
be issued TO the latter port on accommodating
terms.
Eg- Through Bills Iading given to PflILADEl-
PllIA, BOSTON and the CITIES OF THE NORTH
WEST.
For Freight engagements OF Passage, apply 10
COURTENAY 4 TRENHOLM,
decl0 Union Wharves.
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Railroa6s.
CHANGE OF EDUL E
@M MEL jed

SAVANNAH, November b, 1863.
On and after SUNDAY. the Tth instant, Passen-
ger Trains on this road Will run as fouoVs, coh-
mencing with the 4.30 P. NJ. train:
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAINS.
Leave Savannah daily at............... .4.oef. M.
Arrive at cambridge 'thonday's except :.
ed) )at.-................-...... at. Old a. M.
Arrive at Live Oak daily 10 A. N.
Arrive at Jacksonville daily .7.02 A. ID
Arrive at Tallahassee daily at...........I. I.0 A. H.
Arrive at Quincy daily at..............9.15 A. N.
Leave Ouiricy daily at .6.25 p. NJ.
Leave Tallahassee daily aS..............8.25P 7. ID.
Leave Jacksonville daily at $3.50 p. II.
Leave Live Oak daily at. at...............1.2SA A. II.
at.'"......1......... -. $50 P. N.
Arrive at Savannah daily at.......... 1850 A. ID
DAY TRAIN
Leave Savannah Sundays excepted
at.............. i.lo Il. M
Arrive at Live Oak Sundays excepted)
Leave Live Oak sundays excepted, at. 600 a. NJ.
Arrive at Savannah Sundays except
Passengers for Stations west OF Lawton, on
at 4.S0 p N.
BRUNSWICK TRAIN.
Leave Savannah TUESDAY, Thursday
and Saturday, .l2.5O =. M.
Arrive at No. 6 punction) at...........4 .4.30 p hi.
Arrive at Brunswick .6.42 P. n.
Leave Brunswick Monday, Wednesday
and Friday at. l250 r M
Leave No. tJunctionl at.............. 300 2. IA.
Arrive at savannah at:;. 80 r. N.
Connect ut Jacksonville with steamers for Pa
latka, Picolata, Enterprise and ell points on the
st. Johns River. Through tickets good by all
steamers on the river. II. S. HA1NES,
deco General Superintendent.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-10

NoTE.-We have deducted from New Orleans
q l35 bales uplands, from Mobile 80. bales, from
Savannah 1858 bags sea island and 80. bales up
land, ana from Charleston 1890 bags sea Bland and
81 bales upland-the quantities received at those
ports from Mobile, Florida, Texas and Savannah.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-10

EOR PALATKA, RIDA,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-10

Stocks OF Cotton in the Interior Towns
not included in the Receipts.