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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-10-27
Markets ~ Telegraph.

LONDON, October 2s-Evening.-Consols s2&.
Bonds S9x. Tullow 4SS Sd.
October s6-NOon. 9on. Bonds ssH.
Common rosin,atmer.si
Evening .-Uonsos 923fae2H. Bonds dull; sixty
twos so. Sto Ks quiet. fallow 4S. Sugar nrmer.
FRANKFORT October 26-Noon.-Bonds e5Aa
95x.
Evening.-Bonds opened quiet; e2's s5h.
LrvERPoeL, 0ci oher ryening.-Cotron closed
STEADY; U"land. ohd: 0.lesns 9Sd; sales iS,G y
bales; for speCu. atloh and export SOLO, Yarns ana
fabrics tirm. Winter wheat los 4d. Flour 24s 3d..
. Corn 29s 'oda3os
October zS-Noun.- otton quiet aud steady
sales To- ON0 bales. Winter wheat los Sd.
AT. .rnoun.-OottOn easier; uplanus SXda9d;
Orleans 9a94d. Sales will not exceed 1900
bales. Lard flrmer.
Eyening.-CuLIun quiet; uplands S1aed: Or
leans 9Xa9kd; safes 10000 bale; speculation
and export 5000. Flour 2xs Id. Turpentine 2ss Cd.
DOMESTIC
NEW YORK, October 2S.-Noon.-Plour shade
nrmer. Wheat quiet. Corn heavy. Pork quiet.
Lard dull Cotton quiet ard q shade lower at l9a
1sHc- TurpentiEe 43Kc. Rosn quiet at 81 e5.
Freis hss Irii. Ssocks active. Told nX. Money
tMos IN.
Ryening.-co:ton active and lower; sales $500
bales; uplauds l6Xc. Ptn1r, State and Wes ern
shade drl1er for suipping grades; supernne IS Asa
3 65; snuthern drsn; common 70 fair extra IS 958
q 80; gn0a 70 cholce SO 7.s5 10. Whea. opened
nrm Rhd cloged dun az 1a2c lower; winter red
and amber Western: y sca1, 42x; red and amber
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MARINE NE WS.
CHARLESTON. oCTOB BER
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Hercules, Doughty. Philaaephia-
LEFT SUNDAY. Mdse. To Courtenay, Railroad
Agents. f Adger & co, Abrahams; ] AIKEN ~;
4 co, T A Beamish. h Bischon i c. B.lm NIL,
ier. Bedford. Bollmann BROS, ID nr,ston
Bart CO. CACTUS 4 WitIe Charleston Mining
Company, J NJ caldwell d Son. 9 Ii C.au. sen q
L Cnisulin, Macdurr Cohen, Chisolm, Cuill-
name. Chafee Il co, T Cater, D"wie, NOISE u !;
q Davis. NJ En- son j. Bro, J Eason Il CO, c u
Frarcse L Elias, Fogartle', Book Depository, Il
.Rehr, mach, w G Trott. Goodrich, Wine tman Co.
] AL Greer, Miss 81 Fl Gibbs, ID P Griffith, NJ Gold
smith Son, AursamP CO. ,on LEAH kee, n
stou, Crews !: ca, H Klattr & Gu, KinSman Bros,
L.OreniZ, ID l. 'peZ A l. Lorenz u j Luhn. Mac.
queen It Rlecke J G Miln'r " co, + Martin,
Mchaels, r IL McElhOse, l. u. M0wry Son, Mar.
Metz, f B Mountur, NORTH, steele wardell, II H
Nathan, a Nimi,z, i O'Neill, Osirnd"rn Il CO, W
Padd n. G p roppanheim, "A Quackenbush. L
F Robertson. ,'ai.i, WEIGH Brandes, j Robin.
son. = Schuckual, Stelf rs, Werner Ducker.
Shephari. b II S.eIliug, W Steele, WIT i'm, A 5
TYLER Thompson y CO. Walker Ev,ns Il Cogs-
wed, C W Williams u CO. Walsh aud Wagener
& Munsces.
Mercnant,' Line schr Mary A. T, Ter, Tyler. New
York. days. Mdse TO W Roach x Co, + Ad-
ger & 20. .Adaras. iiumnn co. Q ID Ahrens l. cn,
4; W A,.,ur, II Bisc.;On 20. Bull,nanu BIus, I W
R,iss II NJ ;'risi il ca, w S BSsrll, + BUrncr II
Bul rii,k ~ c., Cinc us u Wltte Cameron Bark
lev 4 co, 4 Cuwpclthw Duwie. Noise s. avis,
HI A Due II Gerdis CO. Guldstein, K Cannon,
G Grayeley, hart IL GO. Holmes II Calder. iie"se-
mann Il Bro, w iui risSun, g Hackcr nj Lulirs,
ID I,uutz,C Liliru:hal Il CO. Z Krrrl5Un Jr, CO,
Kanapaux & Gonzales, Kinsnan & Howell Knob
tluch d small, Fl klaIte co Krnrcke, klhck.
Wirkeu,ery & CO. NJ Marks, Muller Il Wirt-ra,
Marsclrr A. n;0ue e CO, & NE II j O'Nrlll,
O,Nelll, Paul. WEIGH i Brandes. d Paul CO.
A Ouackr ubu.h i CO, Palmetto Pioneer Co pera'
tive Asso iatlun, Railroad Agents. d II Si'c' X
Senhouse Il co. Segling, Sterfrns. werner d
Dur ke,, ] ThnmpS m & co. e Trenholm -on,
PIP oaie, w l. VI bb G W Williams co, ID Lau'
lerda, and IL Williams. :,
Schr Ann Deas, tiaroati. West Point Mill. GO
tierces rice To T LowndeS.
Steamer City Point Timt enr. Palatka VIA JACK.
souville, FernanUlna ard Savannah. ~ Dales
cotton. SO head cattle, aid mdse To ken
d co, Jolnstuu Crews IL CO. lncraham = q,
p, lzer Rudg, II & Gu, : Cun ngnn, New l"rk
Steamship Company, II S.lro>, Law Uh, u
W Wnte. NJ Caldwell Il Son, Levin onn FLICK
ney Br,,s, Furchgott Bros, q a Il. ana "thrts,
Steamer Arg, Kissain. Edist" ai'u Way Lauu
ings. 10 paes upland AMI hmS sta Is auo cs-
ton, bales upland CO. ton. ia niinr anu sun
dies, roD Niss,eI. Galllard . M 'lott n'"u'y ~
Lowndes. Fraser a Din. a B"ylr. n Oliver, U
H Causstn, {, ul mann BROS Cl''iuS "ltte hfs
Mc(,nire NJ Mcl,ur Y, ant nrutr:
By bnat from Christ hurc' '"' ny anc So'
tan To w GuI ney NJ
GailIard MinOtt.
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Southern 81 80. Corn heays and lower. 7s s4asoc;; 3;
Beef dull sloa16; extra $16als Pork ou1S WSisSev W
ae8. Lard nominal. kettle 16haloS.c' ond My nrm
Tnlnentine shade lower. 4sXc. Rosn quiet: TAI
low duli sxa9c. Frelghts hrm; Wnsst w s.sa'
oxc; by sail &c. Gold closea ~ - nronoS ErTn
menss dun ous ;osss sssada SSe Sterling Savanced to
exa9,< Money o.
net receipts s. coastwise 81; total IS; stock $500.
R1r1xoRB, October 26.-Sales 25c bales; net
seeepS 5eies Flour iTS active and Inn wheat duh and
market favors buyers with prices unchanged, ex-
cept for Western which Is quoted at 81 35a1 SO.
Corn dull and irregular; white 6oaS3c. Whtskey
dull at 91a92c.
CINCINNATI. October 26.--Flour frm and in fair
large; new 5oa5sc; old 6oas4c; market unsettled.
Provisions quiet and unchanged. Whiskey dull
and unsettled, asking s4as5c.
LOUISVILLE, October 26.-Bagging firm at 2sa
esc. Flour firm; extra family Sc 6o Corn very G
quiet, but unchanged. Provisions arm and un-
Changed. Whisley steady at S5aS6c.
ST. LOUIS, October 26.-Flour firm; super 81 1oa
80. Corn advancing and scarce; prime mixed
81 90; prime white 81 65al 65. Whiskey dull and
unchanged. Hemp and bagging unchanged.
Provisions firm; but scarce. Pork S25. Bacon
ouiet; shoulders l4c; clear sides 20c. Lard firm at
| 1sc; ;tierce l7hc.
WILMINGTON, October o6.-Net receipts OF cotton
800 bales; stock 1888 bales.
NORFOLK, October 2s.-ssles Is bales; net re.
ceipts go; exports coastwise 1856; stock 1926
| bales.
AUGUSTA, october 25.-sales $50 bales; receipts
1885; middling 14xc.
| SAVANNAH, October 26-Sales OF cotton 500
baIes: net receipts 4S14 exports to Great Britain
aleO; coastwiss 1867; stock 5s, s,oo7 bales.
MosuE, October 26-Sales Of cotton 800 bales;
net receipts 4s4; exports coastwlse 4s4; STOCK
| 32,171 bales.
GALVESTON. October es-sales Of cotton $50
bales; net receipts 314; stock s12l bales.
New ORLEANS, october 2o-Cotton quiet; MID.
| dlings I6NaI6Ic: sales 5000 bales; net receipts
Ii74: coastwise S3S; total 1872 exports to Great
| Britain 3607: stock 90, ,oSe bales.
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..,r-s~s...nsr<<ss-s-----.-'
-TSe Return.

Tho bright sea washed across her feet,
Asff;6aff done OF :yere;
The WelI-remembered odors sWeel
Game through her open door. ssrf
Again the grass his rtpened head
Bowed where her raiment swept;
Again the fog.bell told OF dread,
and alrthe landscape wept.
2 Again bsside the woodland bars
She found the wilding rose,
With petals five and heart OF starr
The nower our childhood knows.
And there, before that blossom small
By its young face begulled.
The woman saw her burden lau'
And stood q little child.
She knew no more the weight OF 1919
Nh more the weight OF grlei,
She conld the simple wild rose mo'e'
And bring ner heart relief.
Che a,ked not where her love was gone,
Nor where her grief was ned,
gnt stood, as at the great white Throne,
Unmlndful Of things dead.
From the Atlantic Aoathly for Nouenloer
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NoRrHFAsTERN aAILRoAD
Passengers.

Per steamer City Point, lrom Palatka. via Jack
sonyille Pernandina and Savannah Stewart.
F B Ciathworthv, II Lawrence, w Brachgott,
M Klepp, Mrs Il Tavell W Gurdey. D o White,
J T Mcdonald, ] N Mysenoerger, w Porter, Kan
dell, and Williams.
Per steamer Arg". from Edisto and WAY Land
ngs-> Westcost, Jordan, King, MISS SWln-
ton, Mrs. MCGUIRE, and. Rev w Prent'sS.
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EoR SAVANNAH, BEAUFORT, SEA-
BROOKS, PACIFIC LANDING, FENwICK's Is.
LAND.

The Fast Steamer PILOT BOY, .slE@A
Captain John Sly, will resume her uEsssSsa1i2ilH
route on TUESDAY, 9th September, leaVin Fra
ser's Wharf every TUESDAY MORNING, at O'Clock
.Ur savannah, Beaufort and Pacific Landing.
Every FRIDAY MORNING, at O'Clock, for Bean
foN, Pacific Landing. and Fenwick's Isl9 Id.
RETURNING,
VIII leave Savannah every "WEDNESDAY AFTER.
NOON, aL half past O'Clock, touching at Sea-
brooks Beaufort and Pacific Landing. On the
FRIDAY Trip, will leave Beaufort FRIDAY NIGHT,
touching at all the Landings on her way to
charleston. Every alternate FRIDAY, she will
touch at Chisolm's Landing.
For Freight or Passage, apply on board or
10 J. D. AIKEN Il CO., Agents,
sep1 FraserH Wharf.
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1rtertor Cotton Markets.

middhngs l4al4hc. Market firm under good
demand.
terday 1875 bales; mlddlings l4Aal4hc
ATLANTA, October A.EThe marSes Io.usy ~ nas y
dlinps 14c; low middling 13Nc; good ordiaarJ
lsxc; ordinary 10ha11hc.
COLUMBUS, October A.-Market excited, WIFI
prices tending upward; middllngs AHe. Saies
isS bales; receipts 266; shipments 440 bales
MONTGOMERY, October M.-MarSet very &C.
tive ct lie for low mlddlings
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OOMMERCLAL' NEWS.
Exports.

New YoRH-Per steamship Cnarleston-S4 bags
sea island cotton, 1910 bales upland cotton, 123
Heroes rice, II bales yarn 90 bundles paper, 40
PACKAGES :. Per steamship W Lord-lnward
BoMoN4Per brig John Freeman-s5o tons phos-
plate rock, ~ herces rice, 2o9 obls rosln, 400
empty bbls, piano.
BAirnoRELPer. steamship Sea Gull-1s1 tcs
rice, 500 bales coftun, "a toms railroad iron, 81
rels, leather, e5 packages. .srndries. ~
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Receipts by Kailroad. October &c.

Receipts by Railroad. October @6.
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
1921 bales cotton, 20 bales goods, l60 sacks
nour. cars stock. To Railroad Agent, and
others. -,
256 bales cotton, 4Sl bbls naval stores, cars
peas, mdse, &c. To G w Williams CO, Frost 4
Adger, Mowry & Son, w K Ryan, Smith, J
Salinas, Graeser Smith, Reeder Davis, MISS U
co, Walter & co, W Y Bee co, Witte, Glaclus
Gibbs l. CO, CIaghorn, Herring & co, Brodie 4 co,
Rayenel & CO, Thurston Holmes, Caldwell q
Son, Pelzer, Rodgers & co. J Robson, John
son, ] Quackenbush, Sloan Seignoas, Mar
shall, Jr, j Nietess, s Stoney, Barden & Parker,
Kmsman l. Howell. Il Boylston, Bollmann Bros,
Gardner, W T sanders, Stenhouse 4 co, ker-
ris on, Jr, & CO. Railroad Agent, aud order.
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MisrcIlaneons.

MACHINE,
are the best IN use. a,,.
For sale on the Lease Plan, with monthly pay.
ments, on easy te:Gls, or for Cash. All Enqs Oh
Machine attachments, Needles, Cotton, swnlse'
black and colored,) SIX, OH, Soap, &C., &C. :,
Repairing rs usual. circulars ana sainpies VI
work sent on application. ,,,,,,
General Dealer In First Class Sewing Ma
chimes and Material, No. 3o7 King streeS,
aupl7 Sudfleston. =. v.
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Tie Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
- Stores Market.

rather softer prices. Sales about 100 tierces Of
clean caroina, say Is tierces at 6 % at e; 10 al
sx; ~ at lis; IS .tierces at71sc Q b. We quote
common to fair clean Carolina at 6k@s%c; good
z07xc q h.
NAVAL SroREs-sales s,o bbis Nos. 2 and rosin
at$1 4s@1 so q Dbl.
RRxIeHTs.-ToL Liverpool, By steam direct nomi,
nal;svia- New York, "a on uplands, 11Sd on sea
islands; by sail I'D on uplands, IA on sea
Islands. To Hayre nominal CoastwIse-to New
York, by steam, nc ON uplands and 10 on sea
islands; 81 so tierce on rice; BY sail, &c Q b on
cotton; p tisrce on rice; 4oc p barrel on rosiH;
$i@s q, M on lumber; ss@lo y on timber. To
Boston, by san, H@Hc 2 b Oh upland cotton.
To Providence, by sail So p. NJ on boards, &c
p tb on cotton; by steam 81 q bale on New
York rates. To Philadelphia, BY steam, nc q fb
on uplands; by sail, 81 q NJ on boards; 50 on
timber; ssT ton on clay, and ss@s so on phos-
pilates. To Baltimore By steam, Hc q 10; BY
sail, ss 5o@r p II on boards; s3@3 Is q ton on
phosphate yocE. Vessels are in demand BY
our merchants to take lumber frelghts from
Georgetown, 8. c., Daren and Satilla River, Ca,
and Jacksonville, Fla, to Northern ports, and $40
@12 p n are the rates on lumber and boards.
ExcH ANes.-Sterling 80 day bills 2o55@2oh.
Domestic EXCHANGE. - The banks purchase
sight checks ct H@H of, and sell at par.
GOLD-1l0l3.
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New York Rice Market.
Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, october 25.-SPIRTrs TURPsN.
TISE.-Sales of 60 casks at 39Ic, and 100 CASKS al
39Sc per gallon for Southern PACKAGES.
CRUDE TURPENTINE.-Market enlet and lower.
Sales Of o3s bbls at So rs for soft and ST. IS for
hard, and SO bbls at 81 65 for former, and 81 40
ROsIN.-Sales Of 3s2 bbls at 81 SO for strained.
TAR-Sales or SO bb!s at 81 As per DOL
OoTToN-SaIes OF SO bales at l5Ac per 10.
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPY's
THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN.
FAREs.eREATLY REDUCED.

Steamers OF the above line leave Pier .FFs.
No. AZ, North River, foot Of Canal SAlsaYs$
street, New York, at Il O'Clock noon, OF the 4th
and Goth Of every month except when these
dates fall on Sunday, then the Saturday preced.
ing.
steamers for South Pacific and Central American
ports. Those OF 4th touch at Manzanillo.
Steamship JAPAN leaves San Francisco for Ja-
pan and China October l, 1870.
No California steamers touch at Havana, but
20 direct from New York to Aspinwall.
One hundred pounds baggage Tree to each adult.
Medicine and attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or other information apply
at the COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on the
wharf foot Of Canal street, North River, New
York. II. h bAB1, agent.
Juiy16-lyr
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SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAIL
~ ROAD.
AaA Ea H
PASSENGER TRAINS on this Road run daily as
follows:
Leave Charleston on..............s.SO A. a.
Alrve at savannah. T. ~.
tIeaFe savannah. ah......"....,...lI'ao 'ao n ~
arrive at charleston. 1900 .o.IV +. ~. c,,,
connects at Savannah with the Atlsntlc 1ui,- uii
haiioad lot Jacksonville, st. Augustine anu oil
Wit Central Railroad for Macon, Atlanta, Mo-
olle, New Orleans and the West.
River.
At Charleston with the Northeastern ana a SOUR
carolina Railroads, and steamships ior aii poin''
through Tickets over this line on SAFE at no'ei en-
In Cnarlestou; Screven House, Sayannan' aAu @u
principal Ticket ofEces North and SOUTH. pr,,
Frelghts forwarded daily to anu .lrom oaFon'
nah and all points beyond. ,,,,,,.
Through Bills OF Lading issued to JscksonfAie'
PalRtka, DC.
Tariff as low as by any other line: ,.nvy
oet5 Engineer and superintendent.
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Gsmegp giarrll.
p URE os We o@Ss T + H-s
T. KINGsFoRD 6. SON, MANUFACTURERS: >.


sureb uniform
YEARS ANY CLIMATE
YEARS
h he CORN STARCH
hew
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Havana Market.

HAVANA, October flowing to the prostra-
tion by the hurricane, this is with us the mini
mum business week OF the year 1870 prooaoiy.
SUGARs-Sales OF the week cover 1900 oo6es on
robe; quotations at the above for whites through
at SIS 75a7 IS per 100 lbs yellows do Nos IL 10 70
at s. 75a6 25 do; browns do, Nos II and ~, at
s. 62He4 IS do; cucuruchos do, Nos to 10, at
So 75a 4a7h do. In muscovadoes and other
classes there have been no transactions reported,
they fall mostly in the track OF the storm-and at
Matanzas and Cardenas. Shipped during the
week from Havana and MatanZas, (the last port
nothing done) 2T7StboXes, (no hhds,) leaving stock
Il, Havana 1lS,e04 boxes, 1874 hhds; hatanzas
nothing, against for same period Of last year, at
beth Ports 1e5, ,e1s boxes, 274s hhds. Shipped to
date, 1870, from the TWO ports, 1.5l4, ,524 boxes;
hhdS estimated In boxes; do, 1859, do, Il 1881
do, do; do, 1865, do, 1,5o2,S ,Si4 do do.
MoLASSEs.-StocIs are very light, and through
the week, on account Of the tempest, there has
been no action in the markets cf Matanzas and
Cardenas, where, II any, very little has been
saved in the tanks or cisternS. There mas peen
no energy displayed In any branch OF business;
everybody Is so astounded with the unexpected
and unprecedented calamity tnat they nave mo nc
heart for anything but. sad reflection upon the
past OF such recent prosperity.
New York Rice Market.
From the Journal Of Commerce, October p:
The market is dull and prices are easier. Tne o.
ferings are very moderate, but the demand Is
trifllng. We quote Rangoon al 6Na7c, and Caro-
lima at S1aasHc. We notice sales 20 tons Carolina
and 100 bags Rango0n.
From the World: The market continues dull
and rather heavy, with receivers somewhat
anxious to SELL in order to make room Tor anilcl-
pated additional arrivals sales OF so tcs Carolina
at saShc. and 100 bags RaDsoon,at 6AaIc
From the Tribune; The, market remains dull
and prices are without change; sales SO tcs Caro-
lima at SaS}5; and 100 bags Rangoon at 6&aIc.
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'' MAREKlsO
FEVER AND AGUE Gu E

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A certain cure for CHILLS AND FEVER gan,
uine Southern preparation, purely VegelaDiei :
tonic and fever preventive, highly recomLnenusu ,
and stands unegualled by any preparaGV1su non ao,
offered. To persons residing ID unnealIhy 'eI'
tlons 1t is invaluable.
Warranted-No Humbug.
For sale by all Druggists ana gi ~ .venr
Drnuulst. southeast corner King and John sts.,
imS6gs Snoans,: Charleston. $. G.
THE FOUNTAIN SYRING E
SELF ACTING.-NO PUMPNG.-N0 AIR
INJECTED.
The best universal SYRINGE in the market
r. Ia recommended by the first Physicians OF enc
r. "a 90 simple that it cannot get out OF order.
There are no valves, and nothing that Will COT
rode. One will last life time.
DR.. JOS. h. WARREN, an eminent Pnlsiclsn' o'
Boston writes to the manufacturers:
uProm the fact OF its ST. >a"tty ana correcl
principle in the structure OF you, 'Fountain Sy
result, and comfort to the patient, have recon-
menued this instrument extensively"
The Profession are invited TO call and examine
the apparatus.
DR.. q. BAER,
GIN 10. 1u Meeting street,
msySo Agent for South Carolina.
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Boat from wsdmalaw.a2 bags sea Island cot
ton. To Gailard Mnott.
Ross's nat from st Andrews. bales upisno
cotton. To Getllard &Mnott.s
AT QUARANTINE.
Bark Mary sKilhsms from West Indiess a..
g,4-,,. CLEARED, YESTERDA AZ. e9'.si'}'lE,'
Steamship Charleston, Berry, New 1ork-'an1ea
Steamship Sea Gull, Dutton. Baltimore --paul 9
Trenholm. aal- ~ - :
steamship o W Lord, Post New York; Q
Brig John Freeman, Baker, Boston-w Roach
s 90. irr.,'Es', - - -
schr Charles Paige, Doughty, Wilmington, n
eH Baker d co. -..-..,..
.,r'r'fer :; SAILED YESTERDAY.
2 Steamship Charleston, Berry, New York.
Brig Jennie Noodle, Crowley, Port IN Gfeas
Britain. a.i.i 52a
Schr E J Palmer, smoot Georgetown, 8 C..
Schr Sidney G Tyler, Bartlett, Wilmington, g
Schr Tulemah, Hull, St Mary's, Ga.
Schr D F Keeling, Robinson, Georgetown, 8
. UP FOR THIS PORT. s,
Schr Isaac Gridler, Smith. at Boston, October "a
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Steamship weybossest, Balger, at New York
October "a. =,
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LIST OF VESSELS
Up, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
REIGN.
LIVERPOOL.
The Heress, Rea, sailed August 2s
DOM ITO.
PORTLAND, MB. :
Brig Mary Dana, o'Eeill, cleared. ......:.oct Is
BOSTON.
Ship Anna Camp, Lincoln, up..........0 October 9
Bark Aurelia, Lincoln, OCTOBER II
Brig Carmlna, -, up.............. ......SepC %
Brig K N Hesler, Jones, up..........-....Sept2 20
Schr Grace Grder. Smith, cleared. -. October %
NEW YORK. -.
Steamship wey bossett, Balger, cld... October p
Steamship Key West, Rudolph, cleared .0et 10 10
Schr B N Hawkins, Wyatt, up...... .Octo6er II
Schr Mary A Tyler, Tyler, cleared. d....."...ocel ls
PHILADELPHIA.
Brig V Williams, Williams, cleared. 0ct 10
Schr L Burns, Crosby, cleared. ..........Sept ~
SChr Steelman, Church, ,up..........::.SePt! -
Schr A Hooper, Champion, up.......obtooer 10 10
Schr Sheppard, Clark, cleared. .........octl 10
: BALTIMORE.
Schr Mary & Eliza CrOwell, cleared. .Oct0oer ~
Brig Abby Ellen, Fossal cleared. ......0cloper 10
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CAROLINA RAILROAD
EM M%@ FE

GENERAL sUPERlNTENnEN'rtsu usFICE,}
CHARLESTON. <. G.. MY II, 1870.
On and after Sunday, NAV 18th, the Passenger
Trains upon the Sousn ::3:0nna Railroad win ruf
fot
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ABOUT Il BABY SHOW.

Es " the Matter was Managed In Mem.
a. lsafs--Twenty-four Mothers Compete
for the Prize.
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@ipplng.
u o R N E W TO r Z i.
ON THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27rH, AT 4
O'CLOCK P. NJ.
NEW IRON STEAM LINE-EsTABLIsHED 1870.
|sTATE-ROOMs ALL on DECK.

The Splendid New Iron side Wheel Steam
ship GEORGIA, CroweL, will sail lor New
P. NJ, from Pier NO 2, Union WharVes,
connecting with Day. Passenger Trains from
Columbia and Augusta, arriving at han -past
3P. NJ. lE.t:'Si IA. 80 2. 80
Insurance by Steamers OF this Line 4 per cent.
For Freight Engagements or Passage, having
very fine state.room accommodations, apply TO
WAGNER, HUGER & CO., No. 26 Broad street, OF
to VIVA. COURTENAf, No. Union WharVes.
oct25-3
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MEMORANDA
The steamship Empire, Holmes, from Charles
ton for Philadelphia put into Wilmington, n g,
October 25, with slight damage to rudder post
The sc.hr Susan Wright, Mount, from George.
town, 8 c, arrived at New York October g.
The schr Carrie Webb, Rowland, from George
town, C, arrived at New York October 2S.
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II 0 W N g..
Steam tug J. r. STAPLES, Cap ,..E.A
tain Flynn, viii Tow Vessels In Har: ssEEsS5sF24s
bor and at reasonable rates. Orders LETT at office.
WILLIAM ROACH i CO..
oct27-thstu3 =, Agents.
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LIPPMAN'S PYRAFUGE,
THE GREAT CHILL AND FEVER EXpELLEB
ONE DOSE STOPS THE CHiLLs.

NEAR GRAHAMv1LLE, S. G., November 10, 1859.
MIR. LPPMAN:
Dear Str-Pease send me half dozen bottles Of
your invaluable and infaIilble Pyrafuge. The
bearer himself was cured OF a two yearscatl and
fever, and hls whole family. 1t has never failed
In single case. Yours respectfully,
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MAYORS OFFICE, GRIFFIN GA,
February 8, 1858.
This ls to certify that Ihave used Professor d.
OF aggravated Neuralgia In the Face" and after
three applications, gave permanent relief:
oct25-36 ". NJ. CLINE. Mayor.
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Wholesale Agents:
HENRY BISOHoFF d co.
STEFFENS, WERNER & DUCkER
DOWIE, NOISE i DAVIS, Druggists,
CLAOIUS Il WITTE.
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We annex herewith one OF the many certih.
Gates for the famous "OIL OF LIFE" In our pos.
session: