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CHAh hLEsT TON HOTEL
CHARLESTON. SOUTH CAROLINA.

This hrsiclass HOTEL, situated in n pleasant
location. and In the business portion Of the city,
renders IL the most desirable Hotel for either per.
mancnt or transient guests. The accommodate
tions arc unsurpassed, having extensive suites OF
single gentlemen. The proprietor will cnleavor
TO maintain the high reputation enjoyed by the
"ClarlcSlOnh as 1irst-clasS house, nud no effort
Will be spared To deserve n continuance OF the
liberal patronage heretofore bestowed up0nIt.
Tho best Of Livery accommodations will be
found adjoining the establishment.
The house IL supplied With the celebrated Arte.
slnn Wafer Of which delightful baths can bc had
either day or night. f.. II. JACKSON,
Julyi2 Proprietor.
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Wilmington nIn.kct

WILMINGTON, November i.-TrRpESTiSK.-
Only 30 hhlS received and sold al 81 as for soft
ami l IL for iard per $50 pounds.
SriEITs TtErENgIHE.-No sales reported.
RG,iS.-Sacs Of sol bhls at 81 ~ for strained
81 ~ Tor No =, 81 - for No. J., anti 81 2aI 80 for
pale.
TAR-23 hb!s so:il at 81 prr bbl.
Cu1rOS.-Sacs OF 81 bales at 3i,.a2iEc pcr
pound.
F!sn.-.Io hhis muicts received anu sold from
wharf III 81 ~ lur pine bbls
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STATEMENT.

OFFICERS.
W. II. rECKlIAM. President.
WM. T. HOOKER, viccprcsilcnt.
]. McADAM Secretary and Actnary.
q. ~. FuDlCKAR, superintendent.
BIKECTORs
Hon. John 4. Dix, New York.
Hon. James Harper, Firm OF Harper & Bros, cx.
Mayor New York.
John ]. Crane, President Bank Republic
Wm. M. Hcrmlyc, Banker, tVcrmiiyc & Coz
Chas. G. lockwood, Cashier Newark Ranking
Company.
lion. George Opydyke, Mayor York. New
MInot C. Morgan, Banker.
Thomas Rii,ncy, Firm Thomas Rgncy & Co.
BenJ. u. Sherman, Treasurer New York Steam
Sngar Refining Company.
Aaron Arnold, Firm OF Arnold, Constable & Co.
Richard H. llownc, Wctmorc & Hownc, Lawyers.
T.. v. lIauShwout, Firm Il. V. Ilaag!,wout & Co.
Vim. Wilkens, Firm Of Wilkcns & Co.
Julius II. Pratt Merchant.
VIM. W. Wright, Mcrchani.
Charles J. Starr, Merchant.
William Allen, Merchant.
Geo. ". Cay Ter, Banker, Panyra, y. Y.
Geo. T. Hope, President Continental Fire lnsur-
ancc Company.
John G.'Shcrwool, Parl; Place.
Walton II. Pcckliam, corner Fifth Avenue and
Twcnty.tlr'l street.
Edward II. Wright NcTaik, y. ].
Geo W. Fnrlec, Counsellor.
". l.. Cogswcll, Merchant.
KEIM h IsSERTEI.
General Agents for sonih Carolina and Georgia.
once No 10 l.road street,
Charleston, s. G.
Dr. T. REENSTJERNA, Examining Physician.
janl2 lyrpSC
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COM1IERCIAL NEH.S.
E1IiOrts.

NEW YoRK-Pcr steamship Charicston-IG bags
sea island cotton, 1857 bales upland cotton, 10 ties
rice 1I bales duncsiica, 81 packages. 100 empty
barrels. Per schr B \ iIaw kins-lOG bales un-
land cotton cd7 ticrccs rice, i9i bills rosin, l5l
bags cotton seed, 60 casks clay, 37T empty ear
boys, i0i empty barrels bales paper SHAY ings.
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===i=-===-=-- ==i=s====.-===-=-- cIy iiiau any other
Those who have tried IT, Know that IL cuir,l them:
those who have not, know that it cures their
nc"ihorS ami friends. ami all Know that What IT,
.,mrS S once II h"cs always-ihai II never ,ails
through any iui, neglect of lis conipuS ion.
We haze thousands upon thousands of The ccr.if-
cafes ot their rciharkahic cures oI the following
complaints. Int such cures are known in every
hc"hi'"ihru'l. anil We need not publish them.
Adapted /" all ages and conditions in all climates;
containing neither cauncl or amy ucic,croIS
mrii@, they may tic taken will safely by anybUdy.
'ncir sugar cuhiiii: preserves them ever fresh and
makes tlrm pleasant la take. while being pui ely
quantity.
riicy operate iy their powerful influence on The
internal Nis"cra 10 purify the .n"d AMI stimulate
II into healthy aci"I-romnvc the ul.>; ;r,icj IONS Of
she hnJy, restoring tlci irregular action TO i.calf
AMI 10y correcting, wherever they exist such
dcnnacni.n;S as are i!c iis origin OF disease.
Min;;r dircciirnS are given i'll the wTarrti Oh
HE box. Tor tt'. roiluwin: complaints, which these
FILLS r,pi'ily cdre:
For DrSrErSit or lSpI';ESTlnS, t'sriEss&Ess,
iA.Grnn and Los OF Ari':.firE, they shonld DC
taken 'no'rraiciy 70 stimulate The stomach and
restore i'S healthy tone and action.
For LIVER tnM"LAiNr aad us various symp-
toms I'!Ltors iinArAcnE. SICs I!EAphCmE jArS-
| I,cE or GwEi:S SiCHNEsa. RitiuiS Collie and
bilious FEvk.:.7. they Should IL" ju,l9causy akcn
inr racn chSy, To correct Inc diseased ac;.on or
remove t'c Instructions Which cause It,
For pvSESTfHy or DIARKIIu:A, hut one mid
dose is generally required
For kiIErMArisM, GorT. GnAvEr, pAIriTAT'oN
| or T'iE HEART. I'AIS ~ THE SIDE, BkCK AMI
| ih$"s, ih"y "hn, be continuously taken. as re-
CURED 70 cha,c tue diseased action oI Ike sys-
| tenn. With such change those complaints lis
| appear.
| For DHorsY ana DEorsIcAL swri.ilNGs they
should lie taken i'm large ami frequent tlcScS 10
| prtluc' lie cncct of drastic purge.
for :urrKf$sioS q large dose should lie taken
| ~ II produces the desired cllCct hy sympathy.
| AS II DiSSEH PILL, take one or two PILLS TO pro.
| ir;e digestion ;i:;d relieve the stomach
IN nccasioii',l 1o3c stimulates ilIn stomach and
bowels INTO healthy ac;!Jn, restore; Il nc appetite,
anu liiEiG"lntcs The system. Hence it is often adj
van;arcors whcrc no serious arrangement exists
O!c wiin frc!s tulcrahiy well, often finds that O
dose oi ihrsr FILLS makes him feel decidedly hct-
icT. from their cleansing and rcnovaiing eject on
| the digestive apparatus.
| DIR. ]. &. AiER& CO., Practical Chemists.
| Lowell, Mass. u. =. IS
| Sold nj wholesale ami retail hy DOwIE
| NOISE. Charleston, :. c.. and by Retail druggists
| cNtr, where. D&U oct! mwf.,mosS
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L.vEnrooI. cI.sssrrIcAr,oy.


Low inld'iling. ~ .GJ2iss
Mkldling and strict mitld!ins. 20 o.
RicE.-Thc market continued to favor buyera
Sales 136 iicrccs ofccan Carolina say IS licrces at
7isc q III; GG1S do at IA; 81 do ut ~; and the
evening before i5 tierccs NJ Ike {, il. We quote
common 10 fair clean Carolina 1T Gi.GD7c z III;
good 7isG7iac {, Iii.
NAVAL SToREs.-The market WAS quie, with the
following sales: say h3 bbls of low No rosin nj
81 20 z bbl; 81 hbs extra No do at 81 9o anu Al
bbls low No = nt 81 T5 y bb
FREIGIITs.-Tnc supply Of freight room TO most
points Is for the moment sufficient for the de.
mand. To Liverpool, by steam, engagements are
making at I'D {, lb on uplands and IIid on sea
Islands; by sail, Izh on upiantls anu ,id on sea Is.
lands. TO llavre, by steam, nominal; by sail,
1,lc q ID on uplands and Ike on sea islands.
coastwisc, to New York, by steam, &c q Ii OIL
upands ana 1c on sra islands; by sail, &c y III on
upands. TO Boston, by steam, nomlnal; hy anil,
sc u lb on upantls. TO Philadelphia, by steam,
ssc q III OH uplandis; by sail, somewhat nominal
TO baltimore, by steam, l4@+sc q lb oil uplands
by sail, somewhat nominal
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V,RAvELLBRs PASSING TlIHOUGI
DACIFIC NAH. STEAMSHIP COMPY'S
THROUGH IISE TO
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN.
an, q a., t,.,.
CHANGE OF SAILING DAYS.

Steamers Of tho above line leave Pier ..iE;z.--
No IL, North River, foo; OF Canal II rect
New York, at !. O'Clock noon. Of The Isl I'LL and
2lst OF every month except VIXEN these dates fall
on sunday, ihtn The Saturday prcccding)
Departure Of lst and list connect at Panama
with steamers Tor South Pacific and Central Amer
lean ports. THOSE OF 1st touch at MaIlZanillo
Departure Of 11th OF each month connects with
me HSn ;>"'.. ii..- r.O. r~-",, To- strnii, ri
New Zealand.
Iteamship CHINA leaves San Francisco nu,
China and Japan October !, 1869.
No California steamers touch ut Havana but 90
direct from New York to Aspinwail.
- onc hundred pounds baggage free to each adult.
Medicine ana attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or further information an
Ply Mt the C0MPASI'S TICKET OFFICE, on tic
wharf, foot Of Canal-strcct. North River. New
fork. i. r. BABi, Agent.
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GEoRGETOwS, November l.-Arrivcd October
Is, schr Jessie B Smith, Williams, New York.
The schr Mary, from Belfast for Georgetown, S
G, arrived at Holiness Hole October 20.
The schr ID kcaling, Robinson, for George
town, > &, cleared nj New York October 81.
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The Chnrlcston Cotton, Rirc and Naval
Stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON MEMS,
TUESDAY EVENING. November iSGn

OFFICE CtIAEl.ESTOS MEMS, 1
TUESDAY EVENING, November ., 1860.
CorTOS.-Thc market was rather quiet, with
some buyers looking around hut they appeared
TO he GcncrA'iy ndisposcd to operate unless con-
cesSiOns could bc had and were Offering about
2lac q ID for middllng; but factors were firm
ami showed no disposition 10 materially soften
their rates, and The business done was consc.
qucntly limited. Sales about 200 bales viz: II nj
23Is; at 23; 10 at 2+ 50 at 2l; 81 At 2IIl % at
2iai; 10 nj -; at 25i;c, and there were also sold
aboni 30 baics The evening before ami not re-.
ported, making about 0oo bales for tina, day Ne
uuoic.
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~ TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, November 2.-Arrived, steamships
Cuba and Cambria.
SAVANNAH. November ARRIVED, steamships
wyoming, Philadelphia; San Salvanor, New York;
ship Noruen, Rio Janeiro; schr Katie + Rich, New
York; W Simpson New York. Cleared, steam
snip Virgo New York; ship Mont Blanc. Liver
POOL; brig Atlantic, Nassau
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hfomt.on,cry nYn1.Lc,

MONTGOMERY, October 3O.-wc quote Mont-
gomcry market steady; prices noIlinally utl-
actions light.
CoTioS STATEMENT.
stock on hnnd September l, ls6Q.. lao
Received past week. ck...............3GSa
Received previously. 10, 242- IS, ,O2I
,, Iotal. ...:::.;..--...-. 2o,IGo
Shipped previously. ly.............. Is 2:,o- 90 41e
Stock on hand Friday night, October
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Shipping.
EOR NEW YORK MERCHANTS LINE
4 THE ONLY REGULAR LINE
PACKETS.

The Schooner MYROvER. Brown Master n.
hafihE nearly all her Freight engaged AMI sSRfL
gong Oh board, wants some light Trciuh. Ia mi
up WILLIAM K,,tcIj & ,,n w.
nOy1 :,
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Nnilrou05.
SoUTn CAROLINA RAILROAD.

-
GENERAL SuPERINTENDENr'S OrTIcE.l
CiIiRLESroS, =. C., Sept. IL, 1869.
On an1 after Thursday, September IL, ;hc I'as.
senscr Trains on the South Carolina Railroad will
run AZ Follows:
ron AUGUSTA.
Leave Charleston. SaoA n
Conncrring Will trains for Monisomrrs. Mem M
r'is. Nashville anil New Orleans, via Montgomery
ami Gltud junction..
FOR ccLrMEIA.
,'rHe ,r,Ye A.
connecting with Wilmington ana Naiiri,estcr
Eailroad. and Camden train.
FOR cuARLEsrOS.
l"'lNc hn"llStl. 90 ~ NJ.
Arrive al Charleston. n..................I.0) l.. NJ.
,rn.e , 0 noua. ,.i5 \. NJ.
AUGUSTA NIGHT EMPRESS
tSundays cNccptcd.l
CONNECTING With trains for Memphis, S Hashvc IL; il:
and New OrlcaHs. via Grand Junction.
i.cnNc AuEl.S'l 40 y. M.
Arrive III Charleston. n..................IuO A. NJ
coLrMEA NIGHT EMPRESS.
tSundaSs cNccptcd.l
Leave Charleston. Observation-Disclosures p. NJ
Arrive N Cnl;;mbil. ..................i.45A A. NJ
Connecting CSun,lays cxccptctl with t;recnville
anu Columbia Railroad, aiid on Mondays. wc'lncs
days anu Fridays w!:h Charlotte and South Caro-
linz, Railroad.
Leave Columbia. p NJ
srMMEIvILI.E TRAIN.
Irrivc hr ~ Hnar; p n
iffi,. aiffaGG .snmmerve. y, y. n.
CAMDEN BRANCH. -'.''''e..o an
camden ana ana columbia Passenger Trains on
msSn M0SDAxs & MEn%Esp1rs nI and sATTnpays and be
cep.etl.l connects with mp and down Day Pas.
scIgcrs at Kiugviie.
Arrive at Columbia. ....................llOO 90 A. NJ
Leave Col1mhia. Las T. NJ.
tsiEne(j ii. i. iEXEE, 'N
sehlo General superintendent.
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GHA NGE OF SCH EDULE.
FOR PALATkA FLORIDA.
VIA sAVANNAII. FERNAND!SA AID JACKSON.

WILLIE.
Tic Elegant ana First.class :. rr--o,
steamer DICTATOR, Captain W. r.. .:.,a: .r.iS
McNelfy, will siil from Charleston every fUEs-
DAY ErESiSG at O'Clock, for IlIc Gho,c puinis.
returning, ihc Steamer Will Leave Savannah
SUNDAY MORNING, nj O'Clock
Connecting with tho Central Railroad at Savan.
nah for Mobile and New Orleans, and with the
Florida Railroad nj Fornandha for Cedar Keys.
NJ which point steamers connect with New Or
leans, Mobllc, Pensacola Key Wcat and Havana.
Through lillls Ladhg signed 10 New Orleans and
Mobile.
All freight payable OH the wharf.
Goods not removed at sunset will be stored al
risk and expense Of owners.
j. ID. AIKEN & Co, Agents,
cctI South Atlantic Wharf.
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s>tpC's Oll HaHN 2l4
:LurH.-Wc continue to quote u firm market
with but little activity to-day except In local
way. We quote as follows: Surers IS 25a6; single
extra 50 :5:id so: double extra &c 50a0 IS; family
| 81 .5aS; fancy SS 5OaS 81.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to-day of 200 bushels, an,
sale aud shipment OF i5S bushels mixed, includ-
ing rcd amber ami Broughton, AT 81 I5al 70 de-
| lircrcd in depot.
| CoRS.-Sales from store today OF l4c bushels
| n 81 10, bags included.
OATs.-wc report salcs AMI slIipncnt of 200
| bushels al 75c, sacked and delivered in depot
RrE.-Salos IN store, sacked, OF SO bushels III
81 20.
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FOR uAvHE DIRECT

~ . Il l. V L Il L q o l. j..
The American Bark ANNIE K!MnATL :Ir+
SiinS0n Master. 1000 bales capacity, las So.
considerable cargo engaged and mt " gui;,,r
port.
For Freight engagements. apply 10
oct:l STREET BROTHERS & co.
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Drn9s, GtrmlcaIs, &-r.

A YER'S CATHARTIC PILLS,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF 4 LAXATIVE
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Shipping.
II o II LIv + Rp OIL.
CHARLESTON AND LIVERPOOL. STEAMSHIP
LINE.

ihc Al Iron Screw Steamship DARl- ,z--
I'm. lli2 tons, James Peters Master. MsLItls
having large portion OF her cargo ciIGu.cd u Nj
lua'i with dispatch Tor the above rort,
cotton ;inil pro'lucc for AL points on The Cont.
ncht OF Europe received, ami ThrUu"h Bills iui-
ing signed AT Charleston
insurance by this line of steamers thrcc.giiar.
tcrS per cent.
For Freight engagements. apply to
ROBERT MURE Il co.
move Havoc. vr,rf
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EOR BEAUFORT VIA ROCKVILLE,
EDIsTO AND CIIIsOL.M.s LANDING.

Tic fast steamer "PILOT RoY,n .-Ts-0.-
Captain Fem Peck, will leave Mid, ~, ye.,,s
die Atlantic Wharf for above points every MUSDAY
MoRNISG, M O'Clock, until further notice.
RcturnlHg. will leave Beaufort every TUESDAY
MORNING. at O'Clock, and Eitlsto Q O'Clock l., Al,
Gcip J. ID. AIKEN & CO.. Agents.
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NnshyfIlc Market.

NASHVILLE, October MISUNDERSTANDING the
carly part of Tic day buyers entered the market
and bought freely nt 23Rc for low inildlings.
Later in The day adyiccs from New York, quoting
u decline Of &c and the market dull and heavy,
caused buyers 10 withdraw from the market
which closed weak as follows: Good ordinary 23c;
low midtliing a3i,l23i:c.
COTTON STATEMENT.
SI0ck oil hand September !, 1sGo. .........N Nome
tccciScu iO'iay-. 2OI
Received previously 0i5- 3 2I6
Total. Observation-Disclosures. 3,2I6
Shipped to-day ..................... 1S6
Shipped previously. SIC , 03a
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IToE NEW -MERClIANrs' LINE.

. Tie Schn"ncr IDA EIRDSALt Isir,lsa!l -.
Master, having nearly all her freight en-. 80
S"p'', aih' Muli'G ~! hoar'l wants some light
rr'Ihi 10 I'LL mp AMI leave forthwith
hoE' j WILLIAM ROACH & 90
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MEDICINE.

'cliianS no one mC,li-
''ilr !; 81 iinivcrsally re-
'!Hir'i ~ everybody aS
u ch'.'ntiir. nor was
ever ANY hrfor" so l:ni-
NcrSaiiy atnplc'l into
uS'. IN t.cl'y country
".l a,ii':i: :ili classes,
as iili> iiiiiU i..li efficient
b;lr.i'ivc iII.L. The
nbNiu'lS reason ~, that
II l. Il iIior" reliable and
iir more rilcci,lIl REM
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Interior Cotton rInrkcts.

Stock on hand Friday night, October
20, ISC9
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n0STON AND CHARLESTON LINZ;
~ PACKETS.
OR BOSTON.

The Al Brig Josie a. BEvEHEArX. hav- ia
ing large portion OF her cargo engaged hl.sLI
ana ready, Will receive cotton and ,:hCr liciuIit
To lill M. al lruwn & Co.'S WharvcI.
For Frcigh, engagements. apply To
now MOSES tDI. .iJSSIrII = SnEs
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Fields, 0sgOOd. q Co. have published their
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Rip Van Wrinkles Nap."J r. TrOwbrdge The Story Of
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Brave" and Bayard Taylor "The Ballad Of Abraham
Lincoln" The artists have done their work well
the poets The pictures Of Lincoln the worst and
those Columbus follow closely after Of them being
worthy Of the character Of the house from which they
issne