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THE DAILY NEWS. A Beaten Anny. BY OWEN HEREDITE. We have struck our last blow, we have spent our last shot now, And we pour here In protest the last drops of lue, All-save man's boneet right-we have lost, they have got now. And their's is the triumph where oars was thc strife. TL Ours, the blood on the bastion ; our iceman's, the flag there; His, the soil of our birth; ours, the crave he in? sults; And our brave dead are dumb while their murderers b ag th D Of crimes praised on earth for su:ceS9ful results. III. Be it aol though right trampled bo counted for wrong, And that pass for right which is evil victorious, Here where virtue ?B feeble, and viii any strong, 'Tis a cause, not the JiUe of a cause which is glo IV. Here, where heroes are vanquished, where robbers are victors. Whare the wronger the judge is-from Caesar to God Scorned justice, preceded no more by her lictors. Appeals for escape from the axo and the rod. Be it so I we are saved thus from man's obligations. For man's mere s access, to the means which de? duct From r/m e truth just so mach as is owed to rela? tions With chance, for what chance gives-this world's usu tract VI. Earth's success, af the purest with stain of the earvhy. Leaves the white worth of troth where it touches it less; But what worth has success in the cause that's uc worthy? We have nvled ? Be It BO ! We are pure of euc OM vn. And so roan puts upon us no claim, to dlmh ish Onr'chmi upon God-which is perfected thus ; Here our least gain begins where then* grea'ness must finish; They-the debtors to Earth for what Heaven owes tons! . vm. Graves are better than crowns thus. Oh, (ver and ever This bartering Eternity's birthright to Time ! God, we give thee, unblemished, our frustrate en? deavor; Earth, we leave thee, unchallenged, thy share in mon's crime I OFFICIAL. LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the Postoffice at Charleston, for the ?reek ending OCTOBER 15, 3853, and printed officially in THE DAILY NEWS, as the newspaper having the largest circulation in the City of Charleston, ^Persons calling for Letters Advertised, should state thai they are "Advertised." MW Office hours from 8 A. M. to S P. M. On Sun? days, from 5 to 6 P. M. STANLEY G. TROTT, Postmaster. Allston, Miss H Heriot, Ellon Patrick, Kate Baily, Miss K Higgens, Alary Parker, Mrs C A Bannon, Mrs P Hanson, Urs A Roberts, Mary H Boandror, Ann Esw?. Sers?l 9 Rodgers, Ann ?jhhrnAn. Miss C Jervey. Mrs T D Roos, Miss L Barnet, Eitra M Johnson, Mi s E Romley, Miss E Bolan, Miss P Johnson, Sarah Byan, Mra Thos Burdell, Ann Jenkins, Mrs C Stevens, Sarah Brown, Nannie E Jones, Annet stewart. Miss MA Casey, Miss M Jones, Mrs A Strong, Mrs W F Chaplin, Mrs B Johlken, Miss C Scott, Emma J A Kinlo:b, Mrs B Scot?, Sarah Chapman,JennIe Ken edy, Eliza Seal, Molly Clarke, Kate Lewis, Mrs A Seym our, Mi ss M Cooke, Mrs T Lennehan, Mrs J Smrer, Annie E Cordes, Mis ) T Lockwood, Mrs Sinnett, Mrs E Collins. Mary T J Spencer. Miss L CM-a, Mary Lord. Sarah Ann Smith, Mrs V Dehon, Mrs Wm Massey, Mary Smith, Mrs C Dixon, Came Mertens, Mrs L am 1th. Mary Duzmeman, Mrs Michell, M C simons, imcy O Morris, Mrs B A Tu nicy. Miss S Ferguson, Mrs B Morte, Miss H Tones, Miss T W Moray, Amie Touhey, Mrs J M Frink, Mary D Myers, Alice Sullivan's Isl Fraser. Jane M Myers, Miss C and Frazier, Mrs L Myer, Miss H Weinberg, Julia Gibbs, Mrs G W Myer, Miss McE Winker, Mrs F J Goddard, MrsE McKee ver, Lou Willison, Mrs H 0 O'Neil. Mary Williim>, carrie Grant, Sarah Pritchard, Sarah Williams, Susan Grant, Annie Pow el, Dianna Williams, Susan Graham, Jane Portee, Mrs EA J Hap poid!. Mrs H Pinkne?. Miss C Williams, Betsev Hendricks, Mary Perrv, Flora Williams. Miss J Head, Mrs B Palmer, Kate founge, Mrs P TrtTnVS LIST. Aldrich, Dr TB Hanls, Master Porcher, Chas P Arms, W H Sam'l Potter. Peter Anson, Lewis Hale. John (col'd) Asb>y, Lewis Heller, Wm Pol ice, Francesco Baker, T Hill, Lewis (col'd Pranse, Wilhelm Barnes. J B man) Pratt, Nathanie, Barrent, James Howard, Chas H Jr c?a!L Richard . Hone bin, H Quinlan, John Becker, Edward fJodgins, George Randolph, B F Bitchoff,J c WiJ. jaS?Ovich,Silves- Redpath, D C ?bel?i tro i rifer;, Samuel Blake, Wm E Jennison, E S j (butcher* Black, U A {Jones, Jo'.n Rivers, Lewis Brewer, Daniel Johances, Jacup (tonne, B M , Brown, John G Jone?, Master Bosenstein, Her* Brown. Joseph Herbert m .n (col'd) . Johnston, James Byan. Edward Burdow, Lewis Kennedy, Alex Schneider, Mons fcol'd ? (col'd) Theodore BuTlwinkel, John Keans, Riley Scbnaar*. Dierck Burgdorf.Auguit Keckley, Dr Ed- Schumacker, H Cammer, James ward C D 8 KingmaD.T Mor- Semske, J E Caa* on. Wm H gan Shether, S or Calder, H T KID a, H George Cepeda, J G Kilroy, Patrick Simmons, C G Cbumaoeiro, H J Kteateaberg, F Sherson, Georee M Kuck, Johann SinJall, Chas A Churchill, M F Labaoet, Preston simmons, Chas denis, Henry Liles, Henry Sims, Frank Clagett, Wm H (freedman) Sim?os, <>ohn S Cotchett, Charles Liston, 8 J Mattery, Thomas Credon, Wm O Loth. Edward Spraiow, James Cross William Lockwood, T P Snipe, Paul Creaser, Thomas Livens, Master dpohr, Edward Cumming, Chas W N Spencer, W H Dahra, Lari Mangels, Ernst Stonbing, Otto Bennes, Jackson lian tiara, W H Tiencken, J H Dei tx, Loni* Mathews, Chas Thurber, H K k Doblan, W O Morgan, Johohn Co Doyle, Frank Mo .gere. Geo L turner. Henry Eden, Ben Moore. Master Vanartsdalen, Ellis, Benjamin John GeoW Epstio, Master S Moore, Jas Von Harten, Al D Mass, Andrew bert Farlin. John 6 Murray, A B Watebens. Bides Ferguson, Major Mane, Wm Watson, WUliam John Mueller, C Gus- West, J C Forbs, John T tav West, Henry k Gaynon, John F McClellan, Prof Co Goodkto, Ohas John Henry White, Charles B Goff, James MoCoy, Wm Witte, M Griser, Adam Spence Wise, B A Griffin, Capt E Nuirland, A Withers, Wm W Norris, E Owen Willi ms, Ed Green, Nelson O'Neil, Thomas ward Graff; Patrick P J F Williams, Oliver Grunthal, lal- Patat, William Wohlers, John O dare Panzorbeiter, Cr Wood, Watren Gunn, Bernard Peters. Henry Wright, John B Oyles, Thom,s Pfeil, E | Wrightington, 'J J&ayae. B Bro- Phelps,HM W Yard Pmoknoy. J B | Young. George Hanil A Co Plumer, Bev Dr iZimermaa, Vin Halie, John W zenz MW Persons depositing letters in the Postofflcc will please place the sump near the upper right band corner of the envelope, and they w?T also please to remember that without the stamp a letter ??janot be mailed, but w?l be sent to the Dead Letter Office. October 16 Exports for the Week ending Thursday October IS. DOMESTIC. B03TON-Per sehr H irrtet Thomas-310 bales Up? land Cotton, 219 casks Clay, 5CJ bags Bice Flour, 68 tons Iron. kc. 22 bales Rope, i.ags, Ac, 30 J bbls Boein, 120 tons Phosphate Bock, 2 boxes Pres ?rv cs. 50.0 '0 feet Dry B >ards. NEW YORK-Per steamship Champion-1260 bales Upland and ?6 bales S I Cotton, 148 tierces Bice, 200 empty Barrels, 88 bales Domestics and Yarn, 467 packages Fruit, 65 bandies Paper. 30 packages Sundries..Per steamship charles? ton-20 bags 81 and 1038 bales Upland Cotton, 100 tierces Rice. 22 bales Domesics, 110 packages Fruit. 80 packages tundries, 2 Horses. 1 Male .Per steamship Saragossa-18 bags S I aud 898 biles Upland Cotton. 170 bbls Rosin, 53 tes Rice, 26 penaages Dried Fruit, 22 i ales Domes? tics.Per sehr A G Ireland-25,000 feet Sawed Lumber, 2JO.0O0 feet Timber_Per sehr W R Beebee-80.000 lest Lumber, 1?5.000 ieet Timber.Per echr N W Smiti-857 bales Up lani Cotton. 150 casks Clay. 100,000 feet Lum ber, 44 casks Wine, 18 bigs Boots, 1 box Snuff. C packages Furniture, l Piano. 18 empty Bar? rels, 20 empty Carboys. BALTIMORE-Per steamship Sea Gull-577 bales Upland Cotton. 84 ba ea Yarn. 19 bales Rags, ll tierces Rice, 4 rolls Leather, 3 bales Hides, 409 bushels Corn, 16 hhds Bones, 342 packages Dried Fruit, 8 casks Clay, 2 bbls Nival stores, 40 pa k ages Sundries.Per sehr C L Baylis-650 tons Phosphate Bock. 4mandai anb ?Lommernal. The Charleston -Monty .Market. THURSDAY, October 15, 1868. Money is very tight, and as much as 1>? and 2 per cent per month has been paid by borrowers. In the bill and stock market but little bas been done; prices, however, generally tend upward. South Carolina railroad shares have been bought at 43, and $11,000 old State bonds have been sold at 60. State securi? ties are In tetter demand. Bank of the State bills have advanced. SOUTHERN BANK EILL8. Current Rates Bank of Camden.33 @0Q Bank of Charleston.33 @00 Bank of Chester.9 @00 Bank of Georgetown.9 OOO Bank of Hamburg.8 @10 Bank of Newberry.33 @0O Bank of South Carolina.10 (a.00 Bank of SUte of R Carolina, prior to 1861.21 @23 Bank of Staleof S. Carolina, after 1st Jan., J861.4 ?00 Commercial Bank. Columbia.1 ?00 Exchange Bank, Columbia.9 @00 Farmerb' and Exchange Bank. Charleston..1 @00 Merchant's Bank, Cheraw.9 ?,00 People's Bank, Charleston.61 (?55 Planter's Bank of Fairfield. .... .4 @00 Planters' and Mechanics' Bank,Charleston 22 @00 Southwestern Railroad Bank, Charleston, (old).30 @00 southwestern Railroad Bank, Charleston, (new).27 @28 State Bank, Charleston. 6 @00 Union Bank, Charleston.82 ld-83 City of Charleston Change Bills.90 @97 State S. CarolinaTrcasury Notes_norn. .65 @72 BONDS. STOCKS AND COUPONS. City of Columbia Bonds.50 (goo City of Columbia Coupons.50 @ 00 South Carolina Railroad and Bank Stock .whole shares).41 @-i2 South Carolina Railroad (half shares).19 @00 3. C. Railroad Six Per Cent Bonds.$5 @00 S. C. K. K. Seven Per Cent. B'ds, ex coup.74 @75 S. C. Railroad Certificate of Indebtedness. 56 @00 City of Charleston Six Per Cent. Stock_40 @41 City of Charleston Certificate of Indebted? ness.95 ?00 City of Charleston Fire Loan Bonds.52 @00 State of South Carolina Bonds (old).60 fe 00 State of South Carolina Bonds (new issue, of January 1,1867).50 @00 State of South Carolina Stock.50 @00 State of South Carolina Coupons.60 fe 00 People's National Bank Stock.97 fi.98 First National Bank Stock.par. Greenville and Columbia Railroad State guaranteed bonds.36 (H. 37 Northeastern R. R. 1st Mortgage Bonds (ex coupons).76 ?77 Northeastern H.H. 1st Coupons (past due).50 @00 Northeastern R.B. Certificates ot Indebted? ness.47 @00 Charleston Gae Company Stock.18 @18)i Charleston City Railway Stock.50 @ 00 Charleston and Savannah Railroad Bonds (State guarantee).40 @00 Charleston and Savannah Railroad Stock.00 @00 City of Savannah Bonds.83 @86 City of Savannah Coupons (due previous to 1st June, 1866).95 ?00 City of Savannah Coupons (due after 1st June, 1866).97 @00 MemphiB and Charleston Railroad Stock. .50 @52 Memphis and Charleston Railroad Bonds.87 (ir88 Memphis and Charleston B. B. Connons. .93 Q00 THK CHARLESTON MARKET. FOB TEE WEEK ENDING THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15. COTTON.-There was a good demand f ;r this ar? ticle during thc first part of the week at sligh'ly im? proving prices, the staple at Liverpool opening" at l0#d., and improving to 10???10??d. ; the New York j DVket commencing at 26 and improving to 26*?, while the fibre here, which began at 23a , hardened to 24c. fi rb for middling uplands, but it has since been declining, and the English market has fallen to lOJid., the New York market to 25@35& and at this point to 22>i for middlings. The condition of the eading markets has boen as follows : 11 Liverpool, m Friday, October 9, the market closed dell. Salea 10,000 bales; uplands lO&d. On tho same day, at Jew York, tho staple was more active and )?c. better. Wes 4100 bales, at 26c. On Saturday the former was nore active and tending up. Sales 16,000 bale.'; up ands 10??d. Tho latter was firmer and less active, tales 3000 bale', at 2C@2?.'i. On Monday the former ras firmer and more active. Sales 22,000 bales. 1 bc utter was quiet and steady. Sales 1210 bale?, at I ' 6>i. On Tuesday the former was firm and uncbang | 1 id. Sales 1 .',000 bales; uplands lOJid. The latter losed heavy. S-lee 1300 bales; middlings 26c. On Yedoesdaythc former was easier; uplands lO-^d. iales 12,000 bales. Tho latter was >?c. lower. Sales .9J0 bales, at 2?}?. Y- l t rd iv the former had a low ir tendency. Sales 8000. Tho latter was duU sad ower at 2?@23>j. The arrivals of thc staple have been 140 bags of ea islands and Floridas, and 6189 bal?s of upland, 1 gainst 19 bags of sea islands and Floridos and 6119 1 tales of uplands for the corresponding week last .e"r. The receipts have been as follows-say of up ands, per South Carolina Railroad, 481S Laics; per ?ortheasternRa?-oad, 996; from Georgetown, S. C., | 1 8; from the Peedee, 337. O? sea islands and Floridas say : From Florida, 50; from Christ Church, | I !; from Beaufort, S. C., 53; from Edisto, 34. The transactions in this market and the prices revailmg will be seen by the following report : On Friday, October 9, the mirke1. opened quiet on he basi? of 23c. ty lb. for middling, but became 1 sore ac ive, and stiffened irregularly at }?, % and c. ty lb. in some cases; sale; 550 bales; ordinary to , cod ordinary being quoted at 21@22J?, low mid 1 liing at 23@23>?\ .middling at 23Ji@21, and strict Diddling at 21>ic. ty lb- On Saturday there was some ? aquiry, but factc>r? were generali} holding at rates bove the views of buyers; sales near 200 bales; lUOtatlons unchanged. On ?linday there was good demand at firm rales during mu?h of the lay, but the market closed quiet; sales 712 bales, or- ' linary to pood ordinary being quoted at il@23, low oiddling at 23*3, middling at 24, and strict middling 1 124>3'a243ic. ty rb. On Tuesdiy there was some a% ivity in the first part of the day at steady rates, but he market close 1 quiet and rather easier; sales lear 700 bales, ordinary to good ordinary being quot? ed at21@23, lowmidd.ingat 23;4'<?i23Ji, middling at 3?4@21, and strict middling at 24'ic. ty lb. Cu Vednesday the limped transactions were at about Kc lecbne; sales 150 bales; ordinary to good ordinary ,t 21(5.22,'.:, low middling at 23, middling at 2'Jji, ,nd strict middling at 2-1 >4c. Yesterday tho markt t ras irregular and declining, prices receding in some ases ,ls@?4C. ty lb; Ba:c- near500 bales, viz: Hat U, 1? at 21,122 at 21>i, 30 ut 22, 33 ct 22 183 at ?3, , at 23?4,31 at 23K, and 39 at 24c. Thc ariki: was lifficult to quote reliably, but we approximate, fay jiverpool classification : Ordinary to good ordinary ?03213?, low middling 22, middling 22J?", strict mid liing 23. There has been some difficulty in affording reiglt for Northern ports proper accommodations luring the week, but the matter is in course of ar? rangement and parties may soon expect ample facili ies. SEA ISLAND COTTON^Jhe receipts of this quality }f the fiore show a slight improvement, and amount lo about 140 bales of ell qualities for the week. There is a slight inquiry from Northern spinners, ind some few transactions have taken place at firm rates. We note sales of 4 bales stained sea islands it 23c per lb, 13 common sea islands at 65c, 2 do at 75c, 4 do medium at 95 c, and 2 do fine at fl 15 per ft. We quote island cotton as ranging from 63ca$l 23 per lb, as in quality. BICE.-'J he arrivals of rough still continue mod? erate, planters bi"inrr been busy securing their crops, and amount to about 10,003 bushels of Caro? lina rough. There has been some activity and prices have not varied materially from thc closing rates of the previous week. We cote sales of 70 tierces of common clean Carolina at 7>ic per lb, 70 do at 72?'\ 66 do at 7J?C 100 do fair at 8\?. 10 do do at 8 3-16, and 165 tierces of go jd do a*. 8>4C per lb. A C3rgo of 2000 bushels of Carolina rough rice was so'd at SI 85 per bushel. We quote clean Carolina at 7>?a7J?c per lb for common, 8i8Kc lor fair, and 8.^c per lb for good. Ca olina rcugh miybe quoted at SI COa 1 65 for interior, and SI 70a$2 per bushel for sea coast rice. There has been some damage to the crop from freshets, and in some places the '.ces has bee.i important Yesterday tho market was stiffer, a d 56 tierces of good to common prime sold at 8 7-16.: p.r lb. NAVAL STORES-There have boen rxcived about 700 bbl*. Spirits turpm iue was so d at 33;i@39c. No 1 rosin has changed hands at S3 50 ty bbl. No 2 at fl 90, and No 3 at SI 80? 1 85. Crude lurpcu tiuc is selling at $2 60 ty bbl. HAY-The .'eceipis hive been abo 1 1400 bales of Nor.h River qualities. The market continues quiet with only a light lo.al retail demand. CORN-The arrivals con inuc unimportant, and in thc absence of any wholesale demand quotations are somewhat nominal at about SI 12@1 15 ty bushel, weight, sa'ks included, ?or Tennessee de? scription-? by thc cac load, md $1 18@1 20 in a job? bing way. FLOCK- The mariet has a good supply of Northern and Western quahties,upon which tho demand princi? pally runs incjnaequenceofits towerratea. Woquoie supere of this kind at 98 75@9 ty bb'.; extra at $10, and family at $10 75@11 $ bb). southern qualities ore in light supply ana are held at $9 25?9 Cu fi bbl; entras at$10 25? 10 50, and family at $11@- f> bbl BACON-Hus had a stiffening tendency, the rates in the West having improved, and we quote prime shoulders at 143?,5)15c $ lb, prime rib at 175i, and prime clear rib sides at 18c $ ft. SALT-lhere have been no receipts, and lots from store are held at $1 f0<?;2 fi sack. INDIA BAGGING/.-Ihe market is well supplied, I and there is a fair demand prevailing. Thc article may be quoted at abor t 23>?a24c. fi yard. New York gunny cloth is held at 26 cents. Dundee bagging, 44 inches, lJi lbs. to the yard, is held at 30@35 eenie. Sea island bagging, 45 inches wide, 2 lbs. to the yard, is held a G0@65 cents. ROPE.-Thc demand for rope is light and prices are somewhat nominal at quota-tions. We quote hemp at - cents "$ lb.; grcenleaf at 10@10>? cents, and jnte at 8>?(5j9 cents fy pound. IRON BANDS AND HES for cotton, of the most approved patterns, are offered on thc market, and there is a good demand ; they may be quoted at 7a 8c per lb. TIMBER AND LUMBER.-I here is a moderate stock of this article, and we quote river floor? ing boards at $13 fy M.; scantling and plank $103)12 fy M.; timber of shipping and good mill qualities there is a light supply on thc market and may be quoted at $11'5>12 fy M. Common is selling at $5(S|i> fy M. ; and city sawed lumber at $20? 25 fi M. FREIGHTS-To Liverpool by steam to arrive ?.fd. @Ji for uplands, and ld.ffll^d on sea island; by sail 9-10d.@%d. on uplands. To West Indies and North ern coastwise ports vessels are in demand for lumber freights. To Havre nominal. To the West Indies, Cuban pons, north side, on lumber, $10@ 12, gold, andSll@$12 south side. Coastwise-To New York aro biisk, and room in demand; by steam 3?c fl ft on uplands, and -c. on sea islands, $1 5) tierce on rice; by sail, Ji'c. fi ft on up lands, and -c. fi tierce on rico, on resowed lumber SH fy M., and on timber SI*. To Boston by steam, -c. fy -I"- on cotton and -c Si tierce on rice; by sail -c. fl ft on cotton, SHOO**. M. on resawed lumber, ond $13 00 fy. M. on timber. To Philadelphia, - c. fy ft on upland cotton by steam and -c. fy ft by sail; on flooring boards S8 60@9 50 fy M. To Baltimore, by steam, cotton fy bale, $1 50; r;cc fl iercc, $1 25 ; phosphates, fy 2000 fts., $4 in packages, iu bulk as per agreement; lumber fy M $8(5.10, as in 6izc; wheat fy bushel 13c, in sacks. By this line to Philadelphia on cotton, fy bale $2; rice fy tierce SI 5C; phosphate per ton, $6 in packages. To Louisville. Ey., on rice, 75c. fy hundred. To Cincinnati 55c. To St Louis 85c. By sail on boards and scantling, hence to Baltimore, $8; on lumber $10; phosphates $5. Vessels are in demand at neighboring ports for lumber and timber freights, EX CHANGE-Sterling Bills-The rote yesterday was 149 for sixty day bills. DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-The banks are purchasing sight checks on New York y2 di6., 5 days % discount, 10 days 1 discount, 15 days 1}? discount, 20 days 1>? discount, 30 days 1?4' fy cent, discount. They are selling sight checks at par. Bills ot ie." tuan sight are not readily negotiated. GOLD.-The brokers wre yesterday buying ot 37, ind selling at 40. -0 Markets by Telegraph. FOREIGN MARKETS. LoxDON, October 15.-Consols 94%. Bonds T2J?. HAVRE, October 15.-Colton on the spot lf37r, afloat lf'30i\ LrvEErooL, October 15- Noon.-Cotton dull and ?fier though not lower; sales SC00 bales. Two P. M.-Cotton tends down. Provisions dull. Bacon 30s. Evening.-Cotton quiet. Turpentine 25 \ Com nou rosin Os Od i5s Od. DOMESTIC MARKETS. NEW YOKE, October 15- Noon.-Flour 5 to 10c ower. Wheat unchanged. Corn lc lover. Mess pork quieta'. ?29. Lard dull. Cot:on a shade lower it25a25>;c. Turpentine drooping at 44a44Jic. Rosin md freights quio:. Money easy at C to 7 per cent, ?tcrlmg OJ?. Gold 38. '62 coupons W?H; North karolina CV C8'.i, new CT; Virginia ex-coui>on<< G7, new bili; Tennessee ox-coupons 67,'?, new 68 }?. Eveniug.-Cotton opened heavier and lower, but :loseI steadier; sales CtO bales at 25a25,'? cents, :losing with no sellers. Flour unsettled and irregu? lar; the low grades of Western arc 10 to 20 cents ower, others unchanged, superfine flour $C 50u$' ; .outhern dull and unccaaged. Wheat closed a little nore firmer. Com more sicady at neon decline; nixed Western $1 ICal 17. Oats >i to 1?. lower. Pork lower at $28.7?aS20, closing with Belters at i"iS 80. Lard quiet and heavy ut 19.'.,'al9Ji. Whiskey 1 mer at $1 25al 28. Groceries quiet and linn, turpentine ?4ii4!.,'. Rosin S2 45a$7,'?. Freights juiot; on cotton by steam % a.}?. Money in little setter demand but easy. Gold weak at Z't%. Sler ing weak. Etmds advanced a half. Sixty-two cou ions A large business in Border State lecurities. BALTIMORE, October 10.-?ou h Carolina bond- 07 >id. Cotton droopijg; noniiually 2J.'<.2CC. Flour lull; Uoward-tlieet FUporflnc S8aS 20; City Mi ls >7 23a8 23. Wheat firm, receipts: small; pikes uu ibangc-d. Corn dull ai 51 20 il 20; yeito* SI 30. Oats inn; primo P0a82c. Provisions qu*cT; mess pork ?30a30 50; shoulders 14^al4>?C WILMINGTON (N. C.), October 15.-Spirits turpeu ine firmer, with sa!c3 at 42a42.'1?c. Rosin quiet; ?alfs at ?1 s'J lor No. 2; $3 75 tor No. 1, and M 50 for lue pale, trude turpoutino S2 GO. Tar S2 30. Col? on declined; sales 24bales at 23.'. AUGUSTA, October 16.-Cotton quiet and lower Sales 430 bales. Receipts 71G. Middlings 23. SAVANNAH, October 15.-Cotton c'.osel steady. Sales 505 bales; raiddliuga 23/';a21c. Receipts 1393. Expose coastwi-jc 172D. MOBILE, October 15.-S:lcs of cotton 403 bales; market dull; middlings 22i22>x cts. Receipts 0C9_ Exports 70. NEW ORLEANS, October 15.-Cotton in fdr de? mand, but duliaeO;midntinge 23,,i;sa!:s 2800 bales ; receipts 500. Sterling48J?a50&. Gold-V.K. sugar [.tiling upward; Cuba 12314'.,'. Molasses fir:n cud uuohangcJ. CINCINNATI, October 15.-1'.'our dal]; family 8*509. 2orn declining at 97. Whiskey heavy ct SI 28. Mess pork, in jobbing trade, 80??. Bacon dull; jobbing trade only; shoulders 13)4: clear sides 17al7Lani 19-;. Wilmington Market. WILMINGTON, October 14.-TURPENTINE-Mar? ket has declined 10 cts. with sales ol only 65 bbls, at $2 05for son, fy '.'80 lbs. SPIRITS 1 UHFENnNE-Has ruled quite active to? day, and shows au advance of l,l?a2 tts biles ol' 31 bbls at 40>? ct?, 270 do at 41 cts, aod 20C do at 42 cte per gallon. ROSIN-Sales of only ICI bbls at $1 70 for strained aud No. 2 TAR-CO bb!s changed hands at ?2 30 9 bbl. COTTON- -IS a shade lower, und 15 bales sold at 22>X cts for good ordinary, 23,'< cts for low middling, au? 24 ctB for middling ' HAY-Salts from wharf of KO bales Northern at 80 Cts fy 100 fts. Nashville Market. NASHVILLE, Oe! ober 12 - Corros.-The receipts today amouuted to 22 biles, with t-bipments of 16 bales. The silos were as lollows: 2 b iles good 0 di nary at 21c; 2 do good ordiuaiy at 21){c; 2 do at 22c; 3 do low middhng at 22c; 3 do ut 22)?c; 4 do at 22>?c. Wc append : NASHVILLE COTTON STATEMENT. Stock on hand September 1,1863. 60 Received to-day. 22 Beceive 1 previously.144 - ICC Total. 220 Shipped to-day. IC Shipped previously.135 ^ Stock on hand. 75 TOBACCO-We note thc receipt of 3 hhds tobacco by James Wheeless k Co. WHEAT-Very ii tl? offering. We heard of sa'es fi om store to-L'ay of a small quantity ol amber for seth], at *2 20. CORN-Sales of 4000 bushels in sack ai Sile. PORT CALENDAR. FHASKS OF THE MOON. Full Moon, 1st. 2 hours. 49 minutes, evening. Last Quarter, 9th, 1 hour, 5 minutes, morning. New Moon, loth. 5 horns. 53 minutes, evening. First Quarter. 23J, 4 boars. 34 minutes, morning Full Moon, 31st, 5 hoars, 57 minute*, morning Pl ? OCTOBER SUS RISES. I BETS. MOON RISES. HIGH WATER. 12 Monday....I C.. 4 6..29 2..15 -a..46 13|Tnesday.... 6.. 5 I 5..23 . 3..21 1 5..42 14|Wedoesday.| c ? 6..27 a..29 | ca ISjTbnrsday.... C.. 6 5..25 fitts. 7...9 IfflPriday.1 7 ? 6.-24 6..17 j 8.. 4 17 Saturday.. 6.. 8 6..23 6..58 8.. 15 I6|Suuday. C.. 9 5..22 7..41 9..28 Charleston Wholesale Prices. ATtTICLES. BAGGING, ty yara Dundee. 30 @ 65 Gunny Cloth. 21^5) 24 BALE ROPE, ty HS-Manilla. 23 @ 21 Western. 08 @ 12J? Ju e. 8K@ 09 COTTON, ty lb Ordinary to Good Ordinary. 20 @ 21 ii Low Middling. 22 (a) - Middling to Strict Middling. 22J?? 23 Good Middling. - @ - Sea Inland. 60 (Sj 1.00 COFFEE, ty lb-Rio.I 20 @ 20 Laguayra.I 2h ? - Java.I 35 @ 40 FERTILIZERS- ! Wando Co's Anomon'd Sol Phos. 65.00 ? - Potato Fertilizer. 50.00 foi - Alkaline Phosphate. 30.00 ? - Bone Flour. 65.00 ? - Double Refined Poudrette. 80.00 60 - Niles' Phosphate. 63.00 @ - Peruvian Guano, ty ton. 100.00 tg - Pacific Gnana, ty 2000 lbs. 63.00 'y - Phoenix Guano. 55.00 ? - Bough's Phosphate, ty 2000 lbs... 60.00 @ - Rhodes' Phosphate, ty 2000 lbs... 65.00 ? - Mapes'SuperPhosphate li 2000 lb 05.00 ? - Zell's Raw Bone Phosphate. 65.00 ? - Zell's Super Phosphate of Lime.. 65.00 ? - Woolston's Phosphate of Lime..-. I 66.00 ? 00 Croasdale's Gen. Supor-Phos, neil 60.00 ? 00 Bowers'ComOlete Manure, net... | GO.00 (ta 00 FLOUR, ty bbl-Supei-. 8.75 @ 0.00 Northern and Western Extra.10.00 ?10.50 Baltimore Extra.I - ? - Southern-Super. 9.25 @ 9.50 Extra.10.00 (u,10.5U Family.jil.CO fi) - SRA IN- Mary land Oats, ty bushel.! .- ? - Western OaLs, ty bushel. - (21 - Corn, ty bushel. 1.17 6s 1.25 SAI', ty cwt.-North River.I - M - Eastern.I - ?l - CUMBER, ty M. feet Clear White Pine, 1st quality.?50.00 ?55.00 White Fine, good run..38-00 ?10.00 Yellow Pine.|20.00 fu'25.00 Boards, ty M. feet-Rough.112.00 ta.15.00 Grooved and Tongued-|23.U0 032.00 MOLASSES, 9 gallon-Cub*.I ? ? - Muscovado. 51 .'ito - Sugar House. 50 ? 1.00 New Orleans. - to - VA VAL STOIC ES, ty bbl-Tar.... - ? - Pitch. - W - Rosin, Pale. 3.50 @ 4.00 Rosin, No. I.I 2-5J ? 3.00 Rosin, No. 2.1 1-90 81.93 Rosin, No. 3. 3.80 ? 1.85 SointsTurpentine, ty callen.... | 38 w 39;? Oaiuiii. ?a m. i 10 to - "MLS- American, l(3.20d, ty keg..| 5.60 (!?. 7.00 POTKDE?-Dupont's, F.F.F. g....| 0.70 @ - Dupont's, F.F.F. 6.CO (?a - Dupont's, Blasting.I 4.25 (3; - ?ROVISIONS-ty rb Bacon, Hams, ty lb.I 22 ?a 23 Bacon, Sides.I 17 ? 18 Bacon, Shoulders.1 W?'a> M Bacon, Strips. - (?0 - Lard, in keg.I - ? - Butter.I 35 ta 40 Cheese. 15 <ol 30 Potatoos, ty bbl. - ><9 - Onions. - - Apples. - <? - HCE-Carolina, ty lb. 8 (ft 8 7-10 East India. - ? - 1ALT-Liverpool, coarse, ty sack.. 1.90 <?l 2.00 Liverpool, fine. - (oi - JUGAR, ty lb-Raw.! 13 ra) 14 Porto Rico. 14 (ul 15 Muscovac" . 13 @ 16 S : => -? o M : H : jo** I s I 'S o ' 3 .31? I ?f 01 3?_a*?: - '.? : . i ? ta x : co c s . so:s^- Pta<_ 1-2-2 .3 T~T :Ul rsl rt : o i .8= : i- S f . to j jo g g . oo g ii g ?; g j ; I ?J ?ir*J zr a C ' ?".cj??d. S1 P 3T 5" . iii*.; i i ?t /i c cooc 3 " 2>2? a sEaas o n> ra D 3 rj ?-f I 1 -J M cc ii = e ? ~ : 1 1 -1 Ol oo p "co ?o x (S io jo ?3 -J ss C -1 _ ,c M - I 51 m ?a Mino j-3 pPFSP&i x I .? e ff cooli M ti c-i^gr- . I ?i5 . iiaei??K-?>co-i i_ Lac0 T ri- jS .* ?? i r 5 ?s?S*S-??3[iS . g MI ; co "M . ii i Sri o -_, j ra ?elf 3- 2. Sf I S I ft I ? S S *: S o . * 5 9 SS: 53< ?2 .Be? o ir ! I|| a- I M jT^ oe B o OKS oct-j-c-.-T I 2. S ? ?ii r-i':J ci or. S S ~ f - T c*. r. ? K tj x ^ * 1. _ ga s ? = E M = 1 Mw* S Mt** ?I li X . cc ce -J n . =? F'P oo "to = ? M . ii-i ??. togo M? I OSO- CO S. - O J- M , ^ -JO - v: x ? ?ii-'r .xii . S C O -i M - -4 JO - . ; ? x -. to -? <. IO GA i O o B O M . O O -1 O . P M _ S s -J . ? ; : : 5 : s : P .?ja ps S a.? i lan . ?- LO . tai -o ^l?^pir?^0?-^|.! B 1 : j I j ? ; ??: aissUgSSl J_ft b_ "?OTE.-Wc have deducted Hom New Oricnns 'SCO bales Upland, from Mobile. bales, Irom '.'harleston 133 nags sea Island and lil bales Lp and, and from Savannah 260 bags Sea Islaud and bales Upland-the quantities received at those ports trom Mobile, Florida, Texas aud iavannah. &2E H ; or 2. : go- E HM fi jin. o o o, a. "d S2. ? 3 nog 2.2-M < < - ? rs S & a. o III te i- "B I 5 iii! : 5 M Mio oo pt' M I 1 *co" C? I CO ti o - I =i I -l 'JJ I M I Ci I CSU I i5 1 S j -J ii p-1 ff 8 .I ?SS! i cr. x 'i I 4- co xl co - X S S ol M 5 -9 .OW f P f? A -5 s - ft Ss Sn e o fg ? ?3 M hg k's s' 5 c i P ra B X Cl M OW T O M Cl r J ?S'BRIDE AND JiEIDEOBOOSi.-ES8AI3 FOR YOT N? MHS on tho Interesting ro'.ation of Brldottroom to Bri.lc in tho lnslltu ion of tfarriass a guide to matrimonial fo'icity and truo happiness. Sent by mail in sealed letter envelopes free rf charge Atldrcss HOWARD ASSO-JIATION, Box P., Phila? delphia, Pa. 3u)03 September 22 Comparative Exports of Cotton, from tnc Port ot Charleston. EXPORTED TO Liverpool. Other British Ports. Total to Great Britain. Havre. Other > rench Ports. Total to France. North of Europe. Total North of Europe. South of Europe. West Indies, &c.. SEA ISLAND. Bales. Bales. Total Foreign Ports. Bostcn., Rhode Island, -c. New York. Philadelphia. Baltimore and Nor ilk_ Other United Suites Ports. Total to Coastwise Porte. Grand Total. 109 fi99 10,416 418 1,816 13,348 109 13,435 Exports of Klee. Xnvai Stores auU L."ITi? ll er f;om thc Port Of Charleston, I rom September I to October 15, 18GS RICE. Ts. STORES. I LTJMBEK. Tierces. B?rrele. Boston. New York. Philadelphia. ... Baltimore.| New Orleans .I Mobile. Providence, RI_ Other U. S. Porte.. | Total Coastwisej Barcelona.I Majorca k a Market West indies. Halifax. NS.| St Johns, N B.I London. Bristol. Eng. Liverpool.| Havre.| Montevideo.I Tctal Foreign.. I Grand Total..[ HO 23 70 969 4,122 2,511 200 532 7,3C; Feet. 445.000 1,408.937 676,500 128, COO 341,000 CO, 663 3,069,100 401 16Q,0M 3,134 288,728 3,174 454.728 9C9' 10,639] 3,523,828 Stocks of Cotton in the Interior Towns not included in thc Receipts. TOWNS. Augusta and Hamburg.October 2 Macon, Goo.fOctober 12 Columbus, Geo.October 9 Montgomery, Ala.October 10 Alemphie, Tenn.October 10 Nashville, Tenn.October 10 Total. 1868. 1.500 4,496 3.393 5,712 3,032 69 18.191 Consignees per Sonth Carolina Railroad October 15. 565 bales C'ttm, 118 boles Domestics, 239 bushels Bte? 3 cars Lumber. 3 cars Slock. 3 o Railroad Aeent, Jtrost k Adger. G W Williams k Co, Caldwell k Son, Goldsmith a Son, Cohen, Hanckel k Co, L D DeSunseuTP, Holmes, Waitics k K, Mowry k Co, F G fort, Pclzer, Rodgers k Co, W W Smith, Bollman Pros, J Hanckel. Reeder A: Davie, FC Mey, IBkW Deweo ; G H Hoprock, W P Dowling k Co. R S Mil? ler, Johnston, Crews k Co, T W Mlkell, G H Walter & Co, Wardlarw k Carew, Claiborn, Heiring k Co, E J Wiss. Jeffords k Co, Thurston k Holmes, Bridie li Co, J B Priugle, W K Ryan, J B E bloac, G N Ave? rill, M Ansel. Consignees per Northeastern Railroad, October 15. 117 bales Cotton, boxes Tobacco, Rough Rice, Stock, Mdzc, kc. To J Campeen & Co, Bischoff k Co, Sir.iu8s k Vance, J A Quackeubueb, R H Har? ney, W C Bee k Cc, W E Ryan, J Scbirmer, Ravenel k Co, Mowry k C?, A S Johnson, Walter k Co, Wil? liams k Co, Thurston k Holmes, Kt ecu r k Davis, J Fraser & Co, M Geraghty, Frost & Adger, Ecndall k Dockcry, Caldwell & Sou, G Foll?n, G W Clark 4: Co, Eirkpatiick k Witte, G W Avlnger, and Order. Passengers, Ter steamship Saragossa, for New York-C A Os? tend.>i ff. A U Abrahams, C H Orovos. B B Floyd. patine lieus. Port o?" Charleston. October IO Arrived Yesterday. Steamer Samson, Ferguson, Ba.timorc. TJ tho Master. Ry drays from Chisolm's Mil' -5 bags S I Cotton, 71 tierces Rice. To Fros: k Adger, ihisolni Bros. BELOW. A bark, supposed to bc thc Helen Sands, from Boston. Cleared Yesterday. Steamship Saragossa, Crowell. New York-Ravenel k Co. Sehr N W Srr.ith, Tooker, New York-Wm Roach. Sailed Yesterday. Steamship Saragossa, dowell, New York. Baik Mary ?: Lui isa, Daus, Boston. From this Port. Steamship Monterey, Ryder, New York, Oct li, Memoranda. The sehr Enchantress, from Savannah for New York, put into this port short of provisions and naler, ami will proceed on her voyage to day. Con? signed to Wm Roach. -0 MST OF VKSSKLS CP, CLEARED A.\'D SAILED FOR THIS I'Oh, FOREIGN LivEnrooL. Th? Sc'tswood, Yeamau, sailed.Aucust 30 Bnli-h bark Ausdell, lurpcll, clcarod.August 2U CARDIFF. Bari: Jenny Lind, Sbenvood, sailed.August - DOMESTIC. SOSTO.N. Ship Expounder, Irvine, doored.Sept 25 British ship David Cannon, Jones, cleated. ...Sept 10 Kiiiish bark Liverpool, Green, cleared.Oct 7 Bark Helen Sauds, Ofe, sailed.Oct 6 Brig Cyclone, Johnson, up.sept 27 Brig E J Carver, Brackett up.August 3D Sehr Fai.ny sj Keating, Daniels, up.Sept 10 H?W TORS, Ship Sumter,-, up.Oct 10 Sehr Myrover, Brown, up.Sept 28 Sc:ir Ida S Burgess, Burgc-s, cleaved.(Jct 5 PHILADELPHIA. Brig J A Devereaux, Clark, w:>.Oct 7 Sehr W B Maun, Siuuford, cleared.Oct tl LIST OP 8HIPPING In thc Port of Charleston, October 15. VE&CKLt ENDER 100 TONS, AND STEAMERS COASTINO WITHIN TnE STATE EXCEPTED. STEAMSHIPS. Manhattan, 1337 tons, Woodhull, at Adgcr's wharf, for New York, loading-James Adgor k Co. Falcon, 672 tone, Horsey, at Union wharf, for Balti? more, loading-Courtenay it Trenhohii. SHIPS. RC Winthrop, 9-10 to.:a, stuart, at Atlantic wharf, to load for Liverpool-Patterson A: Stock. Owego, 973 tons, Po3t, at Atlantic wharf. Irom New York, discharging- W B Smith k Co. BARKS. BOW Dodg-, 333 tons,Thompson, io Ashley River, for Philadelphia, loading-B F Baker k Co. John Peirce, 1C9 tons, Melville, at Bennett's wharf, for the Welt lndic3, lo .ding-J A Euslow & Co. BRIGS. Alice Lea, 297 toes, Foster, at Central wharf, for Philadelphia, loading-H F Baker k Co. Neuvitas, 102 tone,-, at Southern wharf, from Matanzas, wuitiug-J A Enslow k Co. Cardigan (Br). lb'J tons. Kelly, at tfundcrhnrst wharf, from Liverpool, discharging-Ravenel A: Co. SCHOONERS. Harriet Thomas. 476 tons. Robinson, in thc Stream, for Boston, ready-W Roach. ld i Uichardson. 17 8 l?ns, Bedell, iu Ashley River, for Philadelphia, loading-H F Baker k Co. B N Hawkms. ?>% tonF. Wyatt, at Adger's wharf, for Boston, loading-W Roach. Ida Holla, 279 tons,-. ot Central wharf, from Bos? ton, discharging-W Roach. C L Baylis, - tons, Dayton, tn the Stitani, f >r Baltimore, ready-W Roach. N W Smith, 295 tonj, Tooker, al Adger's whan', for New York, ready-W Uoacb. II E V E R ' S FASHIONABLE BARBER'S SALOON, is AT Ko. 03 MARKET-STREET, f-ooth side, between King and Meeting streets. Mr. HEUER isa German Harbor, has Leen thor? oughly trained to his business, ana is prepared to servo his iriends und the public generally in the seve? ral branche.-! of Ul- url, viz: SHAVING HAIR-DRESSING SHAMPOOING HAIR DYING kc, Af Jaiiuiry ll insurance^ Jig inri). NEW TOEK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, 1845.PURELY MUTUAL..1845 ASSETS OVER 810,000.000. THIS COMPANY ORIGINATED THE CELEBRATED TEN YEAR NON-FORFEITURE SYSTEM. Issues every kind o? Policy approved by science and its experience o? nearly a quarter of a centvry and insures AT COST, retui,ping ALL tie profits to the policy-bolderp. PREMIUMS PAYABLE ANNUALLY, SEMI-ANNUALLY AND QUARTERLY ; AND CREDIT OF M PER CENT. ALLOWED IF DESIR FD. General information will be afforded, and the Superintendent's reports of all the Companies exhibited, upon call at this Office. THOMAS FROST. General Agent for South Carolina, October 9 fmw Imo No. 64 BROAD-STREET. faints, _ WHITE LEAD AND ZINC PAINTS. 10.000 lbs. PREMIUM PUKE WHITE LEAD 8000 ib?. Pure Tillite Lead 10,000 lbs. Pare Franklin White Lead 10,000 lbs. Morning Glory White Lead.. 5000 lbs. Pure French White Zinc 5000 lbs. Pare American White Ziuc* ALL OF TBE ABOVK FOP. SALE LOW BY HOLMES & CALDER, No. 12C MEETING-STREET. August 50 2aio* OILS ! OILS ! OILS ! 500 callous PURE WINTER SPERM OIL 500 gallons Bleached Winter Whale Oil 1000 gallons No. 1 Winter Lard Oil 1000 gallons prime Tanner's Oil 300 gallons pure Neatsfoot Oil 1000 gallons WTiite Oak Oil 600 gallons Boiled Linseed Oil 900 gallons English Liuseed Oil 50 barrels No. 1 Kerosene Oil . 20 barrels Rosin Oil IO barrels Tallow Oil, Tallow and Axle Grease. TOGETHER WITH A LARGE AND COMPLETE STOCK OF A'ARNISHES of every kind. TURPENTINE, GLASS, PUTTY, BRUSHES COLORS, PAINTS. SAND .WD EMORY PAPER CROCUS CLOTH AND LEATHER BELTING. FOR SALE LOW BY HOLMES & CALDER, August 20 2mo* No. 126 MEETING-STREET. /arci?n ?nb QomtsWc paper, Statianern, $r. WALKER, ll ? mm, No. 3 Broad and No. 109 East Bay Streets, CHARLESTON, S. C -o fia FOREIGN il DOMESTIC PAPER J1I\D STITiOlS?. PENS, INKS, PENCILS, COPYING PRESSES, &., <#i??-BLANK BOOKS, lM_WALKER. FV4*jc x. CO. Rf V"|V m <| i I .... J|., ,l ui,4 ? . , -i'tf 0F THEIR OWN MANUFACIUKLV 'fs*f W lE,,GEIIS' ^M^^^'jJ^ C 4SH BOOK^ Smsmx mrpvr t T L! li "li 'ii '" lill KNALS, ^i^ai^;"j'; Sales Books, 1 fi WWW' TDIE p,ook8, ^ii^i ?zs=y c?L_?==Ji ^=lfesi ?z?=? Pfl?LilliPII l illi ll fclllllllS J'Ir^'J1 .?LJWIll'.PiW.l?L.iiJ'll-JJlKjlffliJltlU-LU \ AND ALL KIND"? OF ; ^^gHHg^^^ ACCOUNT ^OOKS. .?Sj%f|fp ^P^^^^p ^K?JB^^; - / ; O?EJOP THE MOST COMPLETE ^P^^^j^^ PRIMO mm IV H Ki? E THEARE Pi'KPARED TO 1)0 EVERY DESCRIP? TION OF ROOK, JOB AND FANCY PRINTING, and to manufac? ture to order BLANK BOOKS, Ruled, Printed or Bound to any pat? tern. September 10 C. E. CLAGIIOItv, ) Pbiladel E. H. COATES, I phia, Pa. AV. P. HERRING. Augusta, Ga. A. M. JACKSON, Charleston, S. C. CLAGHOKX, HEEKIJSTG & CO., Cotton Factors and Commission Merchants, AUGUSTA, GA., CHARLESTON, S. C., PHILADELPHIA, PA. HAVING RECENTLY ESTABLISHED A BRANCH HOUSE AT CHARLESTON (AC? COMMODATION WHARF), we are prepared to offer everv facility for RECEIVING, FOR? WARDING AND SELLING COTTON AND OTHER PRODUCE, TO EITHER OF OUR I HKEE HOUSES. LIBERAL ADVANCE made ou all consignments when desired. Also to our rxieude, Messrs. ROBT. LOCK BART k DEMPTER, Liverpool, En-land. October 0 ruc 3l?08 SEES WmWS & EOWAEBj You eau do all your Cooking, save time, trouble and money, and avoid heating tho hone? la Summer, by using a Kerosene or Gas Stove. Ask for the UNION (Keroseno) or VULCAN ( Gas) STOVE. They aro the best. Take no other. Send for Circular, Also Attachment? for Lamps or Gas burners, Nursery Lamps, Kerosene Glue POU, &O.&0. Liberal terms to Agents. Pearl St. J. li. DUVAL, & SON, AO. 337 KING-STREET, AGENTS FOR CHARLESTON. Ausudl2) Die 3mo P. P. TOALE, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN AST* MANUFACTURER OF DU'JltS, SASIIKS AND ULINDA HORLBECK'S WHARF, Charte ?ton, S. C. Particular ?:. techen paid io Chipping. July 30 Oma*