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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-19

Portsmouth, Va, Dec. !, 1865.
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tude for the benefit you have rendered me. For
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Pastor of St. Paurs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-19

TOHN LEATHERLANN.
WOOD AND COAL DEALER,
No. rs King street, and
Corner Queen and Water street;
The bost descriptions Of COAL always Oh
hand and at the lowest prices. -
Orders solicited and promptly filled. dec 10
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-19

10 7-, -,
ASHBY g. co.
Have removed their stock Of goods to No. ll0
King street, two doors east OF the Marsnail
House.
Having determined to change their business
on the first of November. they cfer their, en-
tire stock at cost and invite all who want bar
gains to call and examine. oct l4-enZW
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1856 at 15x; ss at 15x; sat 15x; Hi tls. We
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.


Ordinary to good ordinary ......A @l4I
LOW middnng ng..................16 @l5n
Middling.
Strict middlng .......l6h@l5H
R1cK-The market was active and prices fully
Xc Z, fb higher. Sales near 400 tlerces OF clean
Carolina, say 81 terces at 516; 80 at 611; 10 at
ss; 30 at esl; 1872 at olS.ls; 50 at &c, and 80 on
private terms. We quote fair clean Carolii:: ct ct
e5-1c@eK; good e1.@6 1916 p ib; common prime
&c q b.
NAVAL SToREs-There were no transactions Of
note.
FREIaHrs.-To Liverpool, by steam direct nomt-
ual; via New York, IA on uplands. 1hd on sea
Islands; By sail 1zd on uplands, %d on sea
Islands. To Havre nominal. Coastwise-to NeT =.
York. by steam, &c on uplands and 1c q - Sea
Islands; So . tierce on rice; by SAIL. 20 p Ii on
cotton; - 2 tIerce on rice; +oc esrre on rosin:
s7@s p Moa Timber; ss@1o . Il on timber. To
Boston, By sail, 1s@%c = ID Oh upland cotton.
To Providence BY s,.a IS 3 N on boards, &c
p tt On cottor.; by steam 81 p bale on New
York rates. To Philadelphia, by steam, Hc = ib
on uplands; by sail, 81 q on boards; SO on
timber; So ton on clay, and ss@a SO On phoS'
pilates. 10 Baltimore, by steam, nc q 10; py
sail 80 5o@7 q N on boards; ss@s 25 y ton on
phosphate rock. Vessels are in demand oy
our merchants to take lumber freights from
Georgetown, S, c.. Darlen and satila River, Ca
and Jacksonville, Fla, to Northern ports, and SIC
al2 p NJ are the rates On lumber and boards.
misunderstanding so day bills 1s1z@2o.
I. poxRsrIo EXCHANGE. The banks purchase
sight checks at 7s@H OF, and sell at par
GoLD-l1@lS.
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COTTON IN INDIA.
Prospects Of the Coming Crop.

The mail reports received in England de-
scribe the state Of the crop In two OF the principal
cotton growing districts Of Dharwar up TO the
end Of September.
In the Bunkapore talooka the sowing OF cotton
has been late, compared with the last few years.
This was caused by the weather setting In SHOVE
rJsabout the lime sowing generally commences;
when the weather btcame favorable for operation
the soil was mucn too moist to BOW or work in;
while In the interval weeds had sprung up IN great
quantities, and the fields had to be again heed
over before sowing. This delayed sowing till the
end OF August; A great deal Of cotton was
ss o. h rS
weather setting In, which rendered the soil unfit
for the reception Of the seed, and 1t had, there
fore, TO be postponed till the middle Of Septem-
admit OF sowing operations being again pro eed-
ed with. These were not fully completed till The
end OF the month. With regard TO the earliest
OF Sep, ember as follows: ''Tnese are only making
the nrsr l.af 80 that little can yet be said regard
ing them. The acclimatized New Orleans seed
has not germinated 20 well as the e-tmported; but
the ground aud when once 1t is fairy up have
30 doubt the plants will gain strength and vigor."
The towaree and 9th grain crops In this taloOka
are reported to be looking remarkably well.
In the Koosegul district The sowing OF cotton
was compler by the 9th OF September, and Mr.
Shearer has submitted the following report On 1t,
dated October l: 'The seed did not terminate
quickly, owing to the dry weather which succeed
ed the sowing time. A subsequent fall or rain en-
abled 1t to come up, but further dry weather has
impeded the progress OF the plants ut this ear
stage. Where the soil was In good order when
sown, and has been attended 10 since. with r.
face stirring between the rows to keep iown
weeds, and leave the soil loose aud open about the
plants, they are looking much better. The seed
gave out here to the cultvatOrs Is giving great sat-
tlfaction. At present, 10 one or two p aces where
have seen the result. the plants are stronger
and healthier than are those from thefr own see l..
The early down imported New Orleans, sown here
by me- ls eighteen inches high where the soil Is
good and the plants sheltered. All the other
Orleans, Dharwar indigenous, imported broach,
acellmatlzed dtto-of one and two yearS-im-
ported Egy yptian, a. accimatized ditto and sea fs
land,) are looking well at the present stage, ex-
cept sea. island-bnth imported and acclimatized
which ls thin and sickly in appearance With
regard ~ the other crops Ia this talooka, Mr..
Shearer adds: THE jowaree here promises to be
8 very good CROP"
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-24
BEAUTY lind THE BEA
A Cincinnati "Reminiscences OF Ben
Butler.
A Cincinnati letter writer says

a C1ncllnaCl lcttcT WIltOH says
learn that ate, Jos Jenerson's engagement,
the NatioDal Theatre Is to be converted into
variety snow-shop. Alas, for the destiny OF poor
Drury. Many OF your readers will remember the
time when DANDY Foster" leased, Win L"e pr.
yilege Of purchasing, the National. Inc Spandy
almost rebuilt the theatre, and stocked 1t with
,ae choicest scenery and properties. A company
under the management OF old Chlppendale was
engaged, and its superior was Lot 10 pc FOUND IN
the country; In short, 1t was the ambition OF the
IDandyn to elevate the drama in this locality to
the old Kemble standard. It was to be purely
classic, and, moreover, committee was IorMed:
with Tom Gallagher as chairman, TO- pun Ge II OF
any obscenity or vulgarity which might mar tts
chastity or beauty, and even the damns were cut
ont or the farces, to the Infinite disgust OF the low
comedian tom Placide,) who maintained that, In
many instances, the point would be loSt without
We'll, the leading .qadyn and gentleman"
were Miss Sarah Hildreth and Mr.. FredericSs, the
former Yankee girl, the daughter or DR.. Hi
&nd the latter formerly Of the London and Park.
New York, theatres. 1t was thought that these
pair OF principals wonld eventually make match
Of It, and believe that FredericEs did actually
hug himself In that conclusion. The lady, al
though not strictly beaatirul, was amiaole and
interesting, with q figure that Tom Jones, tIe
seulptor-not he Of Fielding's crealionIWoala
have treated TO ''one OF them thingsn Tor the
privilege OF Drawing upon us q model. she was
iady.like In her department. higuly accomplished
In all that could be reaped from the scnools on
and socIally-altogelher too choice morsel for
the ogre who devoured her.
He came In the shape OF Buter-Bufler, the
Beast, who, however, In those days, was not Fec,
ornIzed as the animal which afterward developed
itself : he came all the way from Yankeedom for
his prey, and his advent created universal dis
gust. Then. as now, lie was the ugliest man you
aver saW and It was matter OF astonishment
that love passages had ever passed between The
iIassorted pair; but they had, and he carried her
Oh, causing her to break her engagement and
putting the mat agement to its trumps to supply
her place. will here state that DANDY Foster"
did not resuseitate the drama, but that he ruined
hImselrin the effort-that the theatre vent back
to John Bates, and that the old, old order OF
things was restored, farcical d-ns and all.
b Meanwhile the marriage OF Beauty and the
Beast turned OUT, as was easily foreseen. unfor-
tunstely for the former. A child was born who
was christened Blanche aud shortly after the Ill
used mother sued for and obtained divorce The
Beast consoled himself by marrying again, but
Blanche grew up beauty and becsme reigning
toast In Washington.
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Receipts by Railroad, November 23.
souTH CAROLINA RAILROAD

9ls bales cotton, 81 bales goods, $40 sacks and
15e barrels fonr. To Railroad Agent, Pelzer. Rod.
gers CO, q Walter j co, A B Mulligan, Reeder
Davis, BrOdle Il CO, Frost & Adger, Graeser i
Smith, W Williams X CO. W Wlite, w g Bee &
CO, G A Trenholm Son. W W Smith, Caldwell &
Sen, Robson, stenhouse co, Claghorn, Her
ring & CO, r Mure & CO.
NORTHEASTERN 2AILRoAp.
4l2 bales upland and bags sea island cotton.
24s bbs naval stores, lumber, mdse, &c. To Geo
Williams co, Frost Adger, r Smith, Grae
ser Smith. Salinas, W K Ryan, Caldwell d
Son, II Klatte co. Mowry L Son, Raven-l 4 co,
G W Witte, Nachmann co, Walter co. How
ard Il Bro, A johnson, W Emanuel, Hopkins
Mcpherson & co, W @ Courtney & co, PrlngIe 4
Son, p r Railroad CO. G McIver, e Adger &
CO, E yelling, aid Railroad Agent.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-24
MYSTERIOUS PEOPLE
From Every Saturday.

Everv one has now and then encountered
IN Socistv people who have no apparent property,
real or personal, yet who seem to have all the
comforts and luxurtes which wealth procures,
without making any Of those exertlons which
procure wealth. They are generally very pleasant,
where and seen everything. They know every
body, and everybody knows then-up to certain
point. The father drives neat two-iR. hand, the
wife and daughters dress elegantly, and the sons
pocket.money Is the allowance OF o prince I'M
nertaI. The3 have the best rooms III the most
ssshinuable hotel, or, If they keep house, their
naem0oe is unexceptlonable. TleT Lave the most
premature lamb and the earliest peas,
tee handsomest landau and the choicest
seats at the opera. In short, they feed
on the roses and lie in the lilies OF life.
Bpt how do they manage to 90 Ef the
D0res. you say, are charming people; the
Ia courtly, not to say distinguished. But what is
the trade, business. profession Of Dore, senior
what does he do for living? He Is evidently
Immensely wealthy, but 1t ia just as evident that
AAis not .:SSf7,S csat Nobody can md out thst
he owns a square inch OF real estate Or uolisrs
worth of any kind. Of stock-petroepm OF oisei. ha
He is not a speculator, that Is certain. - hG "a
rambler, Eis habits and associations are sc
sond reproacn. ls he-and ..,,s should be put 10 10
the smalless disnond ttpe, like the e sns ~
Chas. Reades rovels--a counterleltsI tnroign
.,c,nn aiea of its own folly. II ne "e.e 5o.
er one might suppose him to oe an oS orr
bleman examining tine sOG,at ' tnr on satterinp an
Soa,SesIs he ia American born anu oreu: lhe e
yp,"at swo things known about himItle est Is
ytar1 aSyu" The Two things are. nrst, tp.J he has
nt visSIe means CT support; anu: eeecondly, that
NJ q
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-24
MARINE NEWS.
CHARLESTON, NoyEMBER "a.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.


Br schr Elya, culmer, Eleuthera, Bah-a days.
schr AM. s Deas. Garbatti. West Point. MIL
ls6 tcs Zee. To Cohen Hanclel i co, anu Tnnrs-
s,cir Ada, from Savannah River. 2o8o bushels
rough rice To W Bee I co; oooo ,,a,.,s
schr Herald, - from Comoahee. 1000 ousheis
Schr Charles. Sabistoni Back River. 1000 pusn-
els rough rice To W Bee CO..
Steamer City Point, Vincent, PalatSa via JACK
sonyille, Fernandina and Savannah. 81 pags
sea island and IL bales upland cotton. mdse, DC; G.
To J d Aiken co, Pelzer, Rodgers co, GEO
Witte, Paul, WEIGH Il Brandes, Pinckney Bfosi j
Salvo, w NJ Lawton, B w Williams Son, Eraser
L Dill, R Venning, Ingraham Son. Mona,
A L, steamer James Adger, New YORK oseain'
ship CO.. s = ooo
Steamer Emile; White. Georgetown, G. 2so
tcs rice, IA bbls rough rice bales cotton, mase
and sundries TO ShacKeliora @ pssat ney hyagG
Williams & co, Bolmann Bros, Kia!se co, %
W jaeger, Stouey d Lowndes, Terry d Nolen, ana
others. w.. rna
,nes. l2 bales upland and 3S bags sea island cot
ton. mdse, &c. 10 D Nsbet, L D Mowry d Son,
Rayeuel CO. Stoney & Lowndes, ColcOck d co.
W Courtney co. G Witte Fraser q DlI,, ni,sa,
Hasell. Gaillard Minott, ] A Robinson, B ONe1l,
| Bollmann Bros, " NJ Bird Il co, Clacius mltte,
| NJ McGorty, R Graham, = Benedict, and order.
Boat from Christ Church. bags sea Island cot
! tom To Galllard & Mlnott.
| Boat from James Island. oags sea lsisnd cos-
| ton. To Fraser Din.
Boat from James Island. 2 bags sea island COT
| ton. To " Gurney.
Boat from Christ Church. bags sea lslano COT
| ton. To r Roper. -,
Boat from Wadmalaw. bag sea island cot
| ton. To R Roper.
| ton. To r Roper.
Bntchnaon's boat from James Island. bale
| sea island cotton. To r Roper.
Received from Habenicht's Mill, James Island.
s bags sea island cotton. TO w Bee co, VIM
Gurney, and others.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Ship ] c Boynton, Waycott, Liverpool-Henry
| Card. -,
Roach & co. #'n ..t.t
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Brig VIM Robertson, Shepard, Bucksville, s G.
Schr Alex Young. Young. Mobile.
Schr John Shay, Fisher, Philadelphia.
| Br schr Rosale, Cleare, Harbor Island, Ban.
FROM THIS PORT.
Schr Lilly, Hughes, at New York, November 10.
UP FOR THIS PORT.
schr Ida Richardson, Bedeii, at Baltimore, No
vember 81.
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New York Rice Market.

From the Journal Of Commerce, November q:
The market Is firm. The demand appears 10 De
imnrovine. and holders CARRYING small stocks are
Indifferent about selling. We notice sales OF 100
tierces, on the spot, and so tierces Carolina, to
arrive. at 7aIZc.
From the Herald: The demand for Carolina was
moderate. and prices were steady and firm with
n small stock The sales were about 80 tierces,
within the range or 7ha7,<c for fair to prime.
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Interior Cotton Markets.

MACON, November 21.-Recelpts SIT bales;
shipments 582 bales; sales $50 bales. The market
active, with middlings at 14Hc.
MONTGOMERY, November 2l.-Cotton firm,
in fair demand; low middlings AHa14kc.
CHARLOTTE, November 2l.-Sales light TO-
day; we continue former quotations, 14a14Gc,
latter price Tor selections.
ATLANTA, November 21.-The market o-day
has been dull and lower; middlings lax: low mid
dlings II; good ordinary l3h; ordinary l1h.
COLUMBUS, November 2l.-Our market Is
quler; middlng lac; sales 234 bales; receipts 3os
bales; shipments I'll bales.
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"A regular, rich Don Ratsplan
Santa Claus de 10 MuscoYado =,
Conor Grapt9tesimO BaStinadO,"

ar a Count Monte Crlsto, at least. And how does
he MANAGE to do lit BY what subtle alcnemy
does ne coin gold to meet his lavish current eA-
nensesf What is his heavenly receipt lor living
snmntuously on nothing year.
Most people who have not inherited, money or
mafieit by q lucky. stroke, have to Wok very nard
and be very economical II they have Vile anu
children. In order to face their butcher boldly and
meet their tax.collector without blush. But
there ia our friend Dore who tolls not. neither
does he spin, and yet Solomon In all his glory was
never less eIected by the nuctuatlons OF tne
money market or the prices OF PROVISIONS. ne Is
q social mystery We look upon him with Kind
of awe. Enveloped in that 1auiilessly cut coat,
and buried under that snowy shirt'bosom, lies
the secret which half the world longs fer-the Sc
cret of living on nothing, the art OF economy lor
this we take to be economy elevated TO u nne ART.
We have all met In our larger cities with suca
people as the Dore family, and have received from
them vague impression that there Is ro!al
road TO soft living entirely disconnected WIN
hard work, frugslity and the petty annoy ances
Nhioh enter into successful struggle Tor a COM
petency. We have beheld these people, and won
dered. and sometimes while we were wondering
they and their gorgeousness have disappeared
Ike the enchanted things In fairy taiewleaTlng
naught behind except some unpaid bllls. But
this has only heightened the mystery and splen.
dor Of the phenomenon.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-24
nACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPY's
THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN.
FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

Steamers of the above line leave Pier .<FTxa.
No. AZ, North River, foot Of Canal S3tSa6ss
street, New York, at IL O'Clock noon, OF the 4tl
and Goth OF every mouth except when these
dates fall on Sunday. then the Saturday preced
ing. ,s ,,,s
steamers for South Pacific and Central American
pOrts. Those or 4th touch at Manzanillo.
Steamship JAPAN leaves San Francisco for ia
pan and China October l, 1870.
10 California steamers touch at Havana, bu,
90 direct from New York to Asptnwall.
One hundred pounds baggage free to each adult.
Medicine and attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or other information apply
at Che COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on the
wharf foot OF Canal street, North River, New
YORK. F. r. BABY, Agent.
julyl6-lyr
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Wilm1ngton Market.

WILMINGTON, Nov. mber e2-TURrENTIHE.- %
Sales reported 6f only 100 bbls at 81 80 for soft
and 81 10 for hard, per $50 pounds.
Sp1RIrs TuRPENT1NB.-Sales OF 800 bbls 1T Al hc,
and 7S bbis at 42c per gallon.
RosIN-3Oo bbls changed hands at 81 GOAL e5
for No. 2
TAR-a5 bbls sold at 50 per Dbl.
CorToN-Market rather nrmer. Sales OF IS bales
at l45<c, and 80 bales at 15c per POUND.
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From the Journal OF Commerce November 2l:
The market is firm for spirits turpentine, with
moderate amount Offering and o little more In
uuiry Sales are so bbls. at 46c for merchantable
order, closing at this price for fun lots. Rosins
are neglected. We quote strained at 81 soal e5;
No. at So l5ao IS; No. at So 50a3; pale and ex-
ira pale ut So 25a0.
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The Charles,on Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS, /

WEDNESDAY EVENING November %. 1870.
CorroN-The market commenced with firm
character, but became unsettled and irregular,
win huctuating news, and closed at about the
figures ofthe day before. Sales about 100 bales,
say at lsH; Is at lsk; II at lax; los at lax; Is
at AK; AI at Is; IS at l5; Sos at 15k SO at 15X;
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steamer Fntlie, from -aeorgerown, O
Mrs Morgan, B. Izarer, W q Green, Luyton,
er and child, VIM Bowman, Divine, A Lohse,
G L Yates, A Morgan, L Horry, and 8 on deck;
Per steamer Argo, from Edlsto, Rockville, En'
terprIse, &c-Rev " Prentiss, Jno King, b Wei
don and lady, 8 L Baynard,J Haley, Mrs II Ed
ings, @ Northrop, O d Middleton, G L Marsteller,
D LaRoche J Guy.
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T h E A C E !

4rLppman's Great German Bitters strength.
sTLppmanis Great German Bltters strength.
ems the c0nsumptive. -
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Female Complaints. - -.
delightful and effective in the world.
aTLippman's Great German Bltters cures
sssLippman's Great German Bltters gives on
appetite.
HLppman's Great German Bitters cures
Liver ComplalRt.
~sS-Llppman's Great German Bitters gives tone
SLppmauis Great German Bltters cures
~, asrEIppman,s Crest German Bltters, the best
Spring Medicine. ,.
the Bowels.
a @Lippman's Great German Bttters excites
'-.s ssLippman's Great German Bisters, best
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youthful vigor. ,,.,, .,,.,,
debility. o. p,.,.,, tho
ErEippman's Great German Bltters prevents
Chills and Fever.
B-Llppman's Great German bitters HAS He'
with success everywhere.
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, May, 1870.
MEssps JACOB LlrPMAN Il Bro:
Ge1fIe,nen-I certify that I have examin.
ed and used in my practice Iippmans Great Ger
man Bitters / regard them as an admlrabie
tonic and appetizer. ]. W.PoiNDEATER,M1D. NJ
Depots In Charleston S. o.
w Il TROTT. ED. =. BURNHAM,
A.. w. ECKEL l. CO.. G. ]. LUHN, I
". A. SKRlNE
wholesale Agents:
-- HENRY BlSUlIUFF 4 co.
STEFFENa, WERNER x QUICKER,
DUW1E. NOISE X DAVIS, Druggists,
CLACIUS " ErfrE.
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TREIGHT AND PASSAGE REDUCED.
SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON LINE
.,=... STEAMERS.
Foun TINES A WEEK TO AND FROM
49, -. . SAVANNAH.

PILOT BOY leaves Charleston for ..plE-A
Savannah every MONDAY, at 8 A. NJ.
DICTATOR leaves Charleston for Savannah
every TUESDAY, at P. N.
PILOT BOY leaves Charleston for Savannah
every THURSDAY, at s A. NJ.
CITY POINT leaves Charleston for Savannah
every FRIDAY, at s A. NJ.
PILOT BOY leaves Savannah for Charleston
every TUESDAY, att A. NJ.
CITY POINT leaves Savannah for Charleston
every WEDNESDAY, at A. NJ.
PILOT Boy leaves Savannah for Charleston
every FRIDAY, at A. N.
DICTATOR leaves Savannah Tor Cnarleston
every SUNDAY. at G A. n.
The PILOT BOY Will stop at Pacific Landing,
Beaufort and the usual Landings on the inside
route both ways, and 60 through by daylight.
Freight received at CeAtral Wharf every day
and stored free OF expense.
]. D. AIKEN CO.,
oct28 Central Wharf.
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LIST OF VESSELS
Up, CLEARER AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
FORE1G
LIVERPOOL.
Br ship Muscongus. Glover, sailed. ....:. ..Nov 5
Br bark Yumuri. Campbell, sailed. October 70
Br bark Arbitrator, Irwin, sailed: November
CARDIFF.
Bark Benjamin Ossena. Hill, sailed. October 10
The Prof Schweigard, Svang, up...,.......Nov 2
CALLAo.
Fr bark Intmes, Ge1flor, sailed. .oct 10
DOM STIC.
BOSTON.
I,ark Surelia Lincoln, cleared. Nov 10
Brig H Kennedy, Ilallett up............ NOV u
Schr Grace Girdler. Smith, up. ....."......NoV 10
Schr Montana, Bearse, cleared. ...-.NoV 10
NEW YuRK.
Brig Ellen Marla HoXte, up. NOV 10
Schr Florence Rogers, Sheppard, cleared. Nov l6
Schr MyrOver, Brown, up..................NoV 10
PHILADELPHIA.
Schr Marle te Tilton, Fritzlnger cleared. NOV 10
Schr Mary Ireland. Ireland, up.........Noy Is
BALTIMORE.
schr Ida Richardson, Bcdell, up............Nov Il
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COHMERCIAL NERS.
Exports.

LIvIRPooL-Per ship J G Boynton-22s6 bales
upland cotton, 265 tons phosphate rock
WILMINGTON, N C-Per schr Robert Pamer-1So
tons cotton ties. ..t- -..,..r.
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Tor LIVERPOOL.

The frst-class American ship J. 0. BA' lii
KER, Spear, Master, having large engage 80
ments, viii meet with dispatch for the above
For Freight engagements, apply to oo
noy23 STREET BROTHERS i co.
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NOR LIV POO l..

The hrst.class American small capacity Id.
Bark EvANELL, Randall, Master. having Es22&
large part Of her cargo engaged and going on
board, will have dispatch. For engagements ap-
ply to. ]. A. ENSLoW q Co.
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PORT CALENDAR.

HOON'B PHASKB.
Full Moon, 9Th, hours, 1s minutes, morning.
Last Quarter. 10th, hours, SO minutes, morning.
New Noon. 22d s hours. minute. evening
First Quarter 29th. hours, IL minutes, evening.
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Passengers.

Passengers.
Per steamer City Point, from Palatks, via Jack.
sonville Fernandlna and Savannah-JpoO VIII
lIams, Miss Huggins, L Howard. Miner,
NJ Krouse " Wllkin, Q T Souder. Alex Hull W
N Fitzgerald II Haller, T. n Johnson, and on
deck. -.Fi4 '.'