Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page. It is also available as plain text as well as XML.

A Knight'" Song Throe Hundred Year? Ago. My ornamente ure units, My pastime la lu war. My beti 1B cold upon tim wold, My lamp, yon mar. My Journeyings nrc long. My slumtiers abort un<l broken; Fruin bill to bill 1 wander still, Kissing tby token. I ride from land to land I sall from sea to sea Some day more kind 1 fate may lind, Some night klaa thee I FINANCIAL A NE COMMERCIAL. The Money Market. THURSDAY, October 7. We have no change to report during the past ?week; thc few transactions have not affected th? price of securities, and the quotations given be? low arc thcrcforo strictly nominal. There is, how? ever, a better feeling with both buyers and sellers, and thc general Impression ls Hutt the bottom hus been touched, and securities will soon appreciate In value. Money ls 1 to Hi H cent, per month on good collaterals. HOUTUEnN DANK DILLS. Current Rates. Bank of Camden. es? Bank of Charleston. eu? Bank or Chester. VJ? Bank of Georgetown. ls? Bank or Hamburg. 7? Bank or Newberry..'. 84? Bank of South Carolina. 10? Bank of St ute or South Carolina, prior to issi. 33? Bank of State of South Carolina, after January 1,1801. 1Q55 Commercial Bank, Columbia. 03? Exchange Ban?-, Columbia. 18? Fanners' and Exchange Bank, Charleston.? Merchants* Hank, Clteraw. 12? People's Bank, Charleston. 03? Plantera' Bank of Fairfield. 07? Planters' and Mcchuulcs' Bank, Charleston. 03? Southwestern Railroad Bunk, Charleston (old). "3? Southwestern h u 11 r o a d Hank, Charleston (new). 73? State Bank, Charleston. 08? Union Bank, Charleston. 08? City of Charleston Change Hills. es? Stote of S. Carolina Treasury Notes. 05? DOND8, STOCKS ANO COUTONS. City of Columbia Bonds. 08? Cit* cr Columbia Coupons. 70? SouUi Carolina Railroad and Hunk Stock (whole shares). 40? South Carolina Railroad (hair shares) 10? South Carolina Railroad Six Per Cent Bonds. 70? South Carolina Railroad Seven Per Cent. Ponds. SO? South Carolina Railroad Certificate of Indebtedness. os? City of Charleston Six Per Cent. Stock. 57? City of Charleston Fire Loan bonds.. 70? State or South Carolina Bonds (old). 70? State of South Carolina Bends (ttcw issue of January 1,1867). 07? State of South Carolina Bonds (Issued for Bank of thc State bills),. es? State of South Carolria Stock. es? State of South Carolina Coupons (fondable). 65? 7< People's National Bank Stock... .116 00? First National Bank Stock.lift 00? Union Bank Stock. 7 26? Greenville and Columbia Railroad State guaranteed Hoads. 62? Greenville and Columbia First Mort? gage Bonds. 70? Northeastern Railroad First Mort? gage Bonds. 80? Northeastern Railroad First Coupons (past due). os? Northeastern Railroad Stock(capltal) 8 00? Northeastern Railroad Stock (pre? ferred. 30 00? Northeastern Railroad Certificate of Indebtedness. ss? Cheraw and Darlington First Mort? gage Bonds. so? Oh aries ton Ha? Oom puny Stock. 22? Charleston City Raliway Stock (ex dividend. 62 oo? Charleston Mining and Manufactur? ing Oompany's Phosphate Works ..@ Charleston and Savannah Railroad Bonds (State guarantee)_..... 62? Savannah and Charleston Railroad _ Stock. 24? Savannah and Oharlcston Railroad (Stateguarantee)Seven Per Cent. Olty oV?avknnan UAAWti : : : : : : 88? City of Havannah Coupon? (due pre? vious to June 1, 1866). 07? City of Savannah Coupons (due an cr June 1,1866. 07? City of Memphis Bonds (endorsed by M. AO. Railroad. eo? Memphis and Charleston R. H. Stock ll 2S? Memphis and Charleston II. R. Bonds 82? Memphis and Cha'ton R. R. Coupons 03? Tlie Charleston Market. tOn TgB WEEK ENDINO TUURSDAY, OCT. 7, 1860. TBS Coors AND RECEIITS.-There have been heavy rams over sections of thc cotton region during thc week, which has somewhat Interfered with securing tbo crop; but no information has been received indicating any damage of note, and thc weather having again taken a settled character, it la thought that an equinoctial blow will be escaped, and that the season will be favor? able for picking for several weeks. Thc receipts at the principal cotton ports have continued good, and the following table will show thc com? parison with last year: I860. 1S08. New Orleans. October 6.60,464 03,oo6 Mobile, October 6.1.23,293 10,306 Savannah, October d.63,608 22, ooo Charleston, October 6. 20,867 11,112 Texas, October l. 8,161 6,'. 76 The anona] visit of thc caterpillar on thc seacoi st has drawn thc attention of planters to thc necessity of a substitute for the present sea island crop, and several have, wc learn, experimented with the su? perior ?jnalltles of upland cotton with considerable suooess, and a more extensive planting of tbeae ay? riedes the coming season may be anticipated. Tux COTTON MARKET.-Hie market for this Btaple for thc period under review hos exhibited rather more steadiness, and thc opinion enter? tained by many that the article has perhaps reached its minimum for the present, unless thc future receipts should be unexpectedly large, will no doubt have a healthy influence on prices. The staple In the English market opened flat at the commencement of thc week St I2X<1., hut-after? wards became firmer, and slightly hardened to laxd.@i2><d. At New Tork the article began at 27 Xe, improved to 28, and has since receded to' 27Xe - ; while at this point thc rates were 26c. for middling uplands, but afterwards hardened to 26X@2t>Xc. 9 lb. The movement? at Liverpool and New York Since our last weekly report have been aa follows: On Friday, October l, thc former closed flat, up? lands 12Xd, sales 6000 bales; the latter was un? changed at 27 KC, eales 2000 balea. On saturday the former was quiet, uplands 12Xd, Bales 7000 bales; the latter waa firmer at 27J<c, sales 4700 "bales. On Monday the former was firmer, up? lands i2Xd, sales 10,000 bales; the latter was firmer, closing quiet at 28c, sates 2800 bales. On Tuesday thc former closed firmer, uplands i2,xd ?k?Md; tho latter was quiet and unchanged at 91c, sales 1800 bales. On Wednesday theTormer was firmer, uplands i2%d, Bales 12,000 bales; the latter was a shade easier at, 27l?o, eales sooo hales. Yesterday thc former was dull at l2Xd; the latter was quiet at 27 xe. The stocks of the article in sight at the latest dates were SB follows: I860. 1868. Stock In Liverpool. 442,000 424,180 Afloat from India. 244,000 414,000 Afloat from America. . 8,000 6,000 Stock In London. 37,610 66,666 Afloat for London. 140,000 161,000 Stock In Havre. 63,900 60,120 Afloat for Havre. 71,807 74,143 Stock in Bremen. 4,178 . 9,871 Afloat for Bremen. 801 7,686 Stock In United states ports.... 91,331 78,14-1 Stock lu tho interior towns. 19,286 .11,917 Total. 1,122,513 1,202,636 Benelen cy In visible supply... 170,122 Stock of cotton held by Manchester spinners at the nulls, now 48,000 bales; same time 1868,115,000 bales. Middling uplands now 12x11., then ioxd. The arrivals at this port for the week have been 212 bags of sea laiands and Floridas, and 7214 halas of uplands, against 148 baga of sea islands and Floridas and 6428 bales or uplands the week before, and 89 hags of sea Islands and Floridas and 6824 bales of uplands for tho same week last year. These supplie*, have come through the following sources, say of uplands per South Caro? lina Railroad, 6617.hales; per Northeastern Rail? road, 1412; from the Peedee, 168; Savannah Rail? road, 10;Christ Church, 1; Beaufort, 3; Bdisto, 6; Florida, 6; of sea Islands from James Island, 3; Beaufort, 61; John's Uland, e ; Christ church, ll; W*4mslaw, l; Savannah Railroad, 9; Northeast? ern Railroad, 7; Ed ls to, 27; Florida, 8?; Savan? nah, 9. Til? transactions and prices prevslling In this ?artvt for the week have been as follows 1 On Friday, October lat, a good Inquiry prevail? ed for i ho un ide throughout thc ?tay, nrlcca allow? ing much steadiness; sales OOO hules, ordinary to good ordinary being quoted nt 23?24'.?; low mid? dling MJtt?MX; middling 3t, and strict middling 25Xe fl lb. On Saturday thc demand was moderate, prices firm and slock light; sales 86 bides; quotations unaltered. on Monday prices stlfftancd '??M?o "P ?>; sales 425 hales, ordinary i? K?'*1 ordinary being quoted nt 23;-(S>w;?; low middling 26; middling 26.x? ???c V lb. On Tuesday there was a fairly sustained Inqui? ry, with rallier softer prices; sales 400 bales, or? dinary to ?rood ordinary being quot e. i at 23X0 24X; low middling ._'.?>; middling 25Xc. ? lb. On Wednesday, thc demand was active ami prices tinner. Sales 700 bnles, ordinary to good ordinary being quoted at 23X@24X; low mid? dling So; middling 26,.??25'?; st rh t middling 25X?25Xc fl lb. Yesterday there was a steady Inquiry al un? changed prices. Sales about ooo bales, viz: 1 al SIM, 20 at 24?,', 104 at SIM, o at 24X, 02 at*2S, 0 at 25X, 64 at2?.'?, 12 at 25?,', 100 at 25?^ 10 Rt 26ft, 10 at 20. Wc quote: LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION. Ordinary to good ordinary.23K?24X Low middling.24 ? Middling.?y? Strict middling.26X9 SEA ISLAND COTTON.-Thc arrivals show a steady Increase and were 212 hags, against 143 the week before, and so for the week lust year. Thc mar? ket continued dull, and buyers showed but little disposition to purchase mile** at i ates strongly lu their favor. There have been sold during thc week about 00 bogs, mostly Island cotton of thc medium grades, nt rates which were not general? ly made known, hut were about on thc basis of 50?55c for common; 60@05c far medium, and 70c mid upward for flue sea Island qualities. HICE.-Thc arrivals or Carolina rougit have boen light, omi were about 3200 bushels ror the ?reek, with slightly Increnacdofferings. Thc mar? ket lins shown rather more activity, and thc transactions have been about 260 tierces of denn Carolina, say: 06 tierces at 8; 08 at BU; 40 nt 8,' and SO at 8X; 24 at s;,c fl lb. Wc quote common to fair denn carolina at 7?i@S.'.ic; good 8'.'@8??C fl lb. NAVAL STORES.-There have been mod?rale re? ceipts uniter this head, thc in ri vals amounting to about 1300 bids, or nil kinds ror thc week. The transactions In spirits turpentine were at 38X@40c In country packages, and 3o;,'@40 In extra barrels. Rosin was ?old ot $2 75@$3 25 fl bbl. Tor No. 1 ; $2 2fi@*2 60 9 hld. for low No. 1; $2 fl bbl. lor dull and opaque; ii so ll bbl. ror No. 2, and ii 76 fl bbl. for No. 1. Crude turpentine may bc quoted at $2 80 fl bbl. for virgin; $2 00 fl bbl. Tor yellow dip, and $1 CO fl bbl. for hard. HAY.-There have been received abont 800 bales of North Uiver qualities. Sales of ibis description took place rrom thc wharf nt 0?c.@i;i fl ptimlrcd. CORN.-Thc demand has been light, with mode? rate receipts, say about 0000 bushels from "alti? more, and limited lots rrom Tennessee by rall. About 3000 bushels or Virginia white was sold rrom the whnrr in bulk, weight, at $1 47?l 60 fl bushel. Tennessee descriptions may bc quoted by thc car load rrom thc depot nt $1 3S@$l 40 fl bushel, weight, sacks included, and Maryland qualities, in Jobbing lots, at fl 46?$1 60 fl bushel, weight, sacks included. FLOUR.-There is a lair supply or most qualities in the market, and prices during thc week have been without important change, thc demand be? ing Arm, both rrom thc eily and country trade. Northern and Western super may he quoted at $7 25?7 60 fl bbl, ext rn ut $7 76?8 fl bbl, mid family at $8 60@9 60 fl bbl. Southern qualities arc in moderate stock, and may bc quoted at $7 60 fl bbl ror super, $8?S 25 fi bbl for extra, und $9?0 60 for family kinds. BACON-Is In limited stock, and has been gene? rally steady, with a moderate demand. Prime shoulders may be quoted at lSc fl lb, clear rib sides at 22c, prime strips at 22c, and dry sailed shoulders at lOXc fl lb. fl bushel, and prime red at $1 40@r8or* r" BUTTER.-ni ere is a fair stock or prime Goshen. We quote good to prime nt 40@4Sc fi lb. Western anti other lower grades sell rrom 30?35c fl lb, ns In quality. SALT.-Thc arrivals have been about 6000 sacks direct and 3500 coastwise. Jobbing lots may bc quoted nt $2 is@2 25 fl sack. IN;:A BAaoiKO.-The market is well supplied willi this article, and wc quote 26?2?o fl yard as to quality, terms and size or lot. Dundee bug. ging, 44 Inches, IX lbs. for thc yard, ls held at 30 ?35c. Sea Island bagging, 45 luches wide, 2 lbs for thc yard, ls held at 45c. Hoe H.-nie demand for rope ls moderate, and prices arc somewhat nominal at quotations. Wc quote Itcmp at - cents fl lb;grecnlcafat io cents; and Jute at 8J<@0 cents fl lb, IRON BANDS AND TIES for cotton, or thc most approved patterns, arc offered on thc market at 0',?7.','c fl lb, and sales have laken place at these figures. rm ti KU AND LUMBER.-nie market for this arti? cle ls dull. Wc quote timber lor milling purposes from $6@0. Shipping timber $io@i6; 4-4?5-4 flooring nt $14?16 fl M. bright lumber, good' merchantable, from city mills, cut to size, from $20@24 fl M hy thc cargo. FREiauTS.-To Liverpool, by steam, nominal; hy sall, wc quote ti-bid on uplands and ld on sea islands. To Havre, nominal. Coastwise-to New York, by steam, Xe on uplands and lc on sea Ut? lande, $1 60 fl tierce on rice; by sall, ','c on cot? ton; $1 fl tierce on rice; 40c ft barrel on rosin; $B fl M on lumber; $0@10 fl M on timber. To Bos? ton, by sall, Xe fl lb on upland cotton. To Provi? dence, $8 fl M on boards, Xe fl lb on cotton. To Philadelphia, by steam, unsettled and nominal; by sall, $0?7 fl M on boards; (0 on timber; $3 fl ton on clay, and $3 60@4 on phosphates. To Bal? timore, by steam, X@Xc fl lb; by sall, $o@7 fl M on boards; $3 60@4 fl ton on phosphate rock. Vessels are In demand by our merchants to take lumber freight H rrom Georgetown, S. C., Harlen and Sa tilla River, Ga-, and Jacksonville, Fla., to Northern ports, and $11@12 fl M are' rates on lumber and boards. EXCUANOE-STSRLINO BILLS.-The rate yester? day was in ii for 60 day bills. DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. -The banks arc purchas? ing sight checks on New York at x discount; 6 days Ji discount; io days 1 per cent discount; is days IX off; 20 days IX; 30 days 2 off. They oro selling sight checks at par. GOLD.-The brokers wore yesterday buying at 31 and Belling at 33. .Market! fay Telegraph. FOREIGN MARKETS. LONDON, October 7 - Noon. - Consols, os1,'. Bonds, a-i\'. Common Rosin, 6s. 7d.a6s. Su? gar en the spot dull ; afloat quiet. LIVERPOOL, October 7-Noon.-Cotton dull; (uplands, 12Xd; Orleans, 12#d; sales, 6000 bales. Lard, 73s. - - Evening.- Cottoirunchangcu; sales,'8000 balea, of which 2000 bales were for export and specu? lation. . DOMESTIC MARKETS. Nsw YORK, October 7-Noon_Blocks opened weak, brit became armer with an upward ten? dency. Monoycasyat ?a:. Sterling, long, OM; short, 0?. Gold, aift. 'ern, i?x; Tenneasees, ex coupon, 02; new, 63Xi Virginias, ex-coupon, 61; new, 63X; Louisianas, old, 70; new, ee'aekod; Levees, Mi?; S'a, 83; Alabama s's, oix; Georgia O'S, 83X; 7's, 81; North Carolinas, old, <BX; new, ?TX; South Carolinas, new, six. Flour a shade Armer. Wheat lo better. Com vdry firm. Mesa pork din at $30 76. Turpentine Arm at 46XM00, Rosin steady; strained, $2 26a2 80. Freights arm. Evening.-Cotton heavy; sales 2700 bales at 27Xc Flour a shade Armer; on low grades moro doing, wheat lase, better, but less doing. Corn rpil te Arm for sound. Mess pork gai. Lard quiet at 1 Sal fl xe Whiskey firmer at $1 18ai 20, clos? ing dull. Rice Arm. Sugar unsettled. Coffee Inn. Molasses dull. Naval stores Arm. Freights lull. Governments closed steady, 'os's;' aox; Southerns steady. Honey easy at ea 7. Sterling, >X. ?old, 31V. " BALTTMORX, October 7.-Cotton nominally 97 Ko. Flour dull and weak ; Howard street superflne? |6 76aaS6. Wheat Arm; receipts light; prims, ll ?Sal 66. Oom dull and a small business doing. Data steady. Rye dun. Mess pork. SAS. Bacon Inn; shoulders, 17XC Lard doll and heavy at leasoe. Whiskey doll at $1 seal si. Lo cisv i M.*, October *.-Previsions Arm. Mest pork, (32. Huron, Minn i Uk'rn, ll?.] clear Hides, 20>ic. Lard, ioc. Whiskey, $1 io. WILMINOTON, October 7_Spirits turpentine better ni 4ta4*Z'{c Rosin stoutly nt $1 ?ml so. Crudo ttirpeutlue iiuii mu? uuchangetl. Tnr sternly nt *2 60. Cotton n simile better; low mid? tlUng, 26c. Arui'sTA, october *.-Thc colton market open? eil .sternly <il 26c. Tor middling, but closed tlull ut 24,'?C; enies, 3.r>0 bules; receipts, 6S0 bales. SAVANNAH, October 7.-Cotlon receipts, 2072 wales; exports, ir>tH) bules; sales, too bales; mar? ket tlull; middling, -6. MOUII.K, october 7.-colton demand mod?rale; eloscil steady; sities, 1250 bales, 500 bales of which were after tho elosc yesterday; iitldilltug, 24*10.; recelpls, looa boles; export*, 3350 bates.' Nsw om.KANS, october Y.-Cotton active ami limier at 2."i.,.,a2?','e.; sales, 3000 bales; receipts, 3410 bales; exports ty Havre, 6710 bales. Si.gar lower at I2*4iil4e. Molasses, 05e. (told, 30'i. Sterling, 4G*4'. New York sight exchange ii dls count. Manchester Cotton Goods Market. MANCHESTER, September 21.-Our market for yams has been very Hat lo-ilay, with scarcely anything iloing. In shipping yarns, to make sales to any extent, considerably lower prices wotild have to bc taken. This branch of thc mar? ket closes very tamely, in home t mile yarns also there ls very little business practicable, and prices arc in favor of thc buyer. At thu same time lhere ls ito eagerness to press sales on the part of piu iluccrs. In cloths a moderate business lints bi un iloue since Inst Tuesday in thc class of goods suit? able to ludia, und especially in 30-Inch shirtings, ?ind stocks have buen a good dual lightened; but these sales have only bceu circctcd at a reduction lu price, und a decline has been gradually taking place from day'to day. The prices of all descrip? tions of goods arc quoted decidedly lower to-doy, and ns Is usual under such circumstances, lu a flat market, values arc exceedingly uncertain nnd Ir? regular. At thc same time there ls less inquiry on thc part of buyers. Thc reeling or depression ls general, and wc hear of but few sales having been effected up to a Into hour this afternoon. There seems to bc no doubt whatever that u very material curtailment of production has taken place, nnd that thc tendency among the larger manufacturent ls HI lil further to limit thc production of goods. Very marked results muv be expected rrom this course ir steadily pursued. Thc machinery of this district, which In I860 was supposed to con? sume about 4H,000 or 50,000 bales or colton per week, lins increased so ns to require a least 00,000 bales, while Hie supply of colton is loss than it wns in lbfiO. Hither spindles and looms must therefore bc stopped, or more cotton must bc ob? tained. No amount of demand will butter us, so long as these conditions rcmnin. Any increase or price arising rrom briskness or demand would go into thc pocket or thc cotton grower, not that ortho manufacturer. Thc demand appears to have kept pace for Hie past seven months with Hie production, but thc value of colton more than keeps pace wltii thc price of manufactures, and hence a prolltlcss business and general disap? pointment. SEITEMUEK 22.-Hie market has no strength of ? its own, but ls Inituciicud by thc Liverpool cotton sales. To-day thc sales are a Uttlo larger and prices a trille stronger, anti in yarn and cloth sel? lera trim their sails accordingly, and thc market is more cheerful. Very little business, however, has been done, though sellers arc more willing to sell at yesterday's lower rates. Wilmington Market. WILMINCTOM, Octolicr 0.-TURPENTINE-Sales of 00 bbls ot $2 50 for virgin and yellow dip, and $1 50 ror hard, per 280 lbs. SrntiTS TuitrENTiK-Sales to-day or 150 bbls at 41c per gallon, market closing steady. ROSIN*-Sales ot 650 bbls at $1 G5 ror good strained, SI 80 ror No 2, nnd $2 60 ror low No 1. 'l'Ait-32 bbls sold at (2 50 per bbl. COTTON-Sales or 102 bales at -i24,\,'a25c ror mixed grades. HAY-216 bales Eastern sold from wharf at $1 12>; per 100 lbs. Charlriton Whulmnlc Prices. AnTici.ES. rnicE-i. UAOdlNO, tl yard Dundee. 30 r.u 45 Cunny Cloth. 25 (al 20 HALE lions, v lb Manilla. (ii WoBtcrn. 8 <? 12J? Jute. 6 ? 8 COTTON, Til lb Ordinary to good ordinary_ 23,'?? 24J? Low middling.-. 26 ? Middling to atrlct middling... 25,'?? 25>.' Hood middling. @ Sea Island. 60 ? 00 COFFEE, fl lb Rio.t,....*....??,i?. 20 ? 26 Jtivo.."...*.'.* 33 @ FERTILIZERS Carolina fertilizer, fi 2000 lbs. 00 00 ? Wando Fertilizer. 60 00 ? Uouhlc lu-Hin d Foudrcttc.30 00 (nt Niles' Phosphate. 63 00 ? Peruvian (?nano, fi 2-240 lbs...105 no ? Pueble (?nano, fl 2000 lbs. 65 00 ? Pheonix Cunno. 55 00 ? Ilatigh's Phosphate, fi 2000 Uta no oo ? Rhodes' Phosphate, fl 2000 lbs 05 00 ? Ithodes' Standard Manure ({05 time). 67 50 (51 Orchillo (luana ($40 time). 35 00 ? Laud riastcr. 24 60 ? Mnpes'Super Phos, fl 2000 lbs. 05 00 ? Woldston's Phosphate of Lime 66 00 (? .. W oolston's Yege'or, fl 2000 lbs 65 00 fi Croasdale'sQeu. Sun. Phos, net 60 oo ? Howers'Complete Manure, net (?O oo ? Saltly'B Phos. Peruvian, cash. 65 00 ? Sardy'H Pacific Cunno, cash... 60 00 ? I'atapsco (iuano. 65 00 ? E. Frank Co's Phosphate. 05 00 ? FLOOR, %I bbl Super. 7 25 ? 7 50 Northern and Western Extra. 7 75 ? 8 *00 baltimore Extra. ... fi Southern-Super. 7 26 fi 7 60 Extra. 8 00 ? Family. o oo @ ll oo GRAIN, fl bushel Maryland Oats. @ Western Oats. fi Corn. 1 35 @ 1 60 HAY, fl cwt North River. 06 aa i oo Eastern. @ LUMUKU, fl M feet Clear white Pine, first quality. 50 00 ? 55 00 White Pine, good run. 38 00 ? 40 oo Yellow Pine. 20 00 @ 24 00 Hoards, rough. 14 00 @ 16 00 Grooved and tongued 28 00 @ 82 00 MOLASSES, "fi gallon Cuba.:. ? Muscovado. ex, Sugar-house. 60 ? l oo New Orjeans. @ NAVAL STORES, fi bbl Tar. ? Pitch. fi Rosin, pale. 4 60 @ Rosin, No. 1. 2 76 ? 3 60 Rosin, No. 2. 1 80 ? 1 05 Rosin, No. S. 1 76 ? Spirits Turpentine, ft gallon.. 30 fi <o Oakum, ft lb. ie ? .. NAILS-American 4(8>20d., fl keg 6 50 fi 7 00 POWOEl! -Dupont's, F.F.F. g.... O 70 ? .. Dupont's, F.F.F. 6 ?0 fi Dupont's, Blasting. 4 26 fi PROVISIONS, fl lb Bacon, Hams. @ Sides. 22 ? .. Shoulders. 18 fi--.. Siripa. 22 fi .. Lard, in keg. 22 0 23 Rutter. 80 fi 45 Cheese. 16 ? '30 Potatoes, fl bbl. -..fi Onions.,. fi Apples. & RICE, fl lb-Carolina. fi -EastIndia. fi SALT, fl sack-Liverpool, coarse 2 16 fi 2 25 Liverpool, tine. fi SUOAR, fl lb-Raw. fi Porto Rico. ? .. Muscovado..'. fi .. Comparative Export? of Cotton BI from the Port of Charleston, Are tomber 1 to October T, I860. i ?lice I Sep. EXPORTED TO 8. I Dp'd. Rice Up'd. Rice Liverpool... Other Br. Porta Tot'l G. Britain Havre. Other Pr. Ports Total Prance N. of Europe Tot'l N. Europe B.of Europe.. W. Indies, Ac. Total F. Porta. Boston. Rhode Uland.. Now York. Philadelphia... Dalt, A S'r'folk Otb. D. S. Ports rot*l Cse Ports Grand Total. 87 16810 1866 2175 900 16 21 CHM 418 1230 66 8246 8327 687 "MT Itocks of Cotton lan the interior Towns not jalMipgajjj In tho Bocalpte. tugaste* Hamburg.October tacen. Ga.October bolombos, Ga.October * on tgomery, Ala... - October lelma, Ala..,.Oct? ber iemphls, Tenn.,....OeteVsr ? ashville, Tenn, j'?,-, i October Total. 1P,286J 11,617 EXPORTS, KO II THE WEEK. FORM?N. LIVERPOOL- Per British berk Vince-ISM imies Upland cotton, aa? bbls rosin, 04 lons phosphate. A PORT IN CIRK?T HIUTAIN-Per british liri? Courier-1828 bids pavel sion-!*. Itt*ATAN, HON- Per sehr Florence V Turner-io, - ooo feet lumber, TO halon timi rased nuise. POMKSTIP. HUSTON-l'or sehr Annu E (?lover-U8 balCfl up lantl colton, 078 obis un val stores, 7 balea Dundee bugging, l lot lieddlng and furniture, 20,000 feet lumber, and sundries. ItuCK ra KT, MK-Per Behr Dexter Wusliburne 110.060 feel l.umber. S KW YoitK-Per steamship Saragossa-sal hales upland cotton, 22 bags sea island cotton, r>u bales domestics, 13 cask* clay, 27 bbls dried fruit, 17 bundles imper, ar? packages_Per steamship Charleston-USO bales upland cotton, 24 bids rosin, ai casks clay, M bales domestics, 20 pack? ages sundries.rm steamship Champion-17 bags sea island cotton, 1848 lillies upland cotton, ") packages, CO empty barrels. , 1 ?'"."'Kl.rillA-Per steamship Prometheus 603 bales Upland roe inn. ia Heroes rice, 64 bales domestics, 1C2 bbls rosin, 100 hags cocomtuls. j sacks cotton seed, io bales mus, und sundries. llAi.TiMoiiK-Por stoniiislilp Koa (?nil-184 bales cotton, 20 Horcos rice, 39 bales yam, lobules rags, io bales hides and skins, 11,000 feet boards, mid sundries. IMPORTS. STOCKHOLM-Per Norwegian bark Juvcnta-5057 bars und lKu bundles Iron, to J E Adirer A co; ao45 liars amt 40 bundles iron, 505 bars plough steel, to Han A co: ssl burs iron, to J A T it Agnews io,ao7 burs iron, 62 bundles Iron, 1205 bars plough steel, to J M Krcdsberg ami Hones, lit own A co. W SC3 2 c Er 3 I o Ks 1.1 : I'S 5 : 3? 3 : -HS1 S - : ?S c. o : ?.2. o E : ig Si . n a 2 . m s S : T* -i 2. : 's : 3 S3 ^ C T 3 O ?. 2.2 E F ff ? ??"2. . .'ra I : 3 : ~~ "-A 2 2 8 ?. - si Ils M =.? 2 c 3 -J. re - Iii . Ss : ai : 52 g: 5,Hg|||ggg m m\ ! r-|3 : ?a 3 i'H.; -7. sa r? I ? 2, H "I 5 - . p S* M S ll - I r fl H c I y CO I-* Pi? MM L8 its .: s : 8 je -. IT OK S ?2 : t 13 Kt : 0 2. O/'.'/ O ? "rc -c =. o *o =/c; ? g oJlP? S E. 2. ; 3 3 r xf= x p : ?5 ~2 ? ; ; i ; : il-, coco p *S looa o o o o ra o o o o o o c o H 3cco ~?"cr - - c rr rr ra O c o ra o ra ct ra ra MM U IJ O g SVI^MM ISsi?Ilt?f? 13 86?: sS8?a:;al . IS~ . ~?* eV -?>.-* SC Ot? ti CS V*'^ ?*?o ?i8sggg|8gslla =! i M U R S ri H ? S VS s, -,... -o. LLJ ???: : : : : : gili Lil: : i : ! ! t?- t? ; ; ??gocjSiSSi? ; * o ii Rtri8?BM OOO Iii 1 ; a! \ t: i l : fe: : : : : j? j I 8 git: : : : Eli: .: : fe: : 8 1 : ?^i-1 o" Ja?JJ-Vif<o ? O ' ?J O? Cn JO* owSi . ? ^ ?"j?; .P^? .O vt III * J * Saal n M t? o c *i <? p c g a n r. J I il 2 H T. ill tr. . x! o SI ll ey 5o c?^2 . fi " -1 rt o Iff ga ss NOTE.-We have deducted from New Orleans 4,509 bales uplands, from Mobile_ bales fr Savannah 07 bagasen island and .... bales up? land, anti from Charleston 145 bags sea island and 10balea upland-tho quantities received at those ports from Mobile, Florido, Texas and Savannah. Exporta of Klee, Naval Stores mud lum ber from the Port of Charleston, from September 1 to October 7,1800. 1800-'70. BXPOBTT f TO Boston. New York... Philadelphia. Baltimore... Kew Orleans. Mobile. Provid'oaR I, Oth'rOSP'rta T'al Coastw'ae narcclona..... MuJ'a AM'ket. West Indien.. Halifax, N 8.. St John's, NB. London. bristol, Eng.. Liverpool. Havre. Montevideo... Great Britain. Total Foreign. Orana Total Bbls. 3,671 1,665 1,600 216 7,187 838 1,828 8,164 0,301 Feet. 82,000 842,017 84,000 117,000 25v.?55 1,276,072 40,000 40,000 1,816,079 1868- '6P^ Bbls. 8,822 2,267 200 - A80 6,809 8,134 8,174 0,083 Feet. 1,181,000 672,606 214,600 230,000 69,663 2,367,768 464,728 464,728 2,822,486 RAILROAD RECEIPTS, OCTOBER 7. SOUTH CAROLINA ItAII.R0AD. 706 bales touton, 80 bales domestics, 280 bbls flour, lee sacks flour, 666 bushels corn, 2 cars stock. To Railroad Agent, j R Pringle, Mowry A co, Qraeser M Smith, w o Courtney A co, Wardlaw t SS?W'?,WWEU k 8oD-W.K Rysn^rkpatriclc i m*Xl Wasru.cr- 8tJSW? * co, Ps?ser. Rodgers A co Dowling A co, G II Waiter w co.'A J salinas. Reeder * Davis, Frost A Adger, W \<r SmltbTAB Mulligan Wis* A oo, Jonnifon; Crew? A co Bnl Noni ll HA ST Kits RAILROAD. 304 bal CK iiplumi colton. :i baie? sea island on? ion, 30 bids naval Blores, 205 kegs nnlls, boxes to imcco, 20 bushels rico, milne, ?c. T<> .I K Adger A o?, Kinsman A Howell, riiiirlmrii, Herring A co. Kondall A Rookery, I. Coben ft co, Frost A Adger, ll w Wlttlmiis A on, MuntouoA co. Xiichintuiii A co, J A Quntkciibtisti, Onllltiril A Minuit, A .1 Sa? lina!?, <S ll Wulior A co, Itccder A Davis, Gracsor A Si II li li. J lt K Sloan, Alix Albright, K I. Moyer, u K Ryan, Mowry A co, Kirkpatrick A wine, W K Ryan, Cawwell A Sons, Urville A co, VS (Junior, j Dawson, W 1> DHU Un;.; A oo, J I. Wold), i: Foll?n, Palmetto Pioneer L'o-opcrat Ive Associ?t ion, Pel 7.er, Rodgers A co, F w Kniauticl, lugrahaiii A Son, Hnvcnoi A co, tutti Knler, .SAVANNAH AND OlIARMtSTON HAIMIOAP. Cotton, rough rico, and milne. To Vf e lice A oo, W c Court nov A co, Wagner, Stuart A ot?, A .1 Salinas, it Pis?bante, Proser A Dill, J it Pringle A Son, Wagner, Ilugor A oo. ll Klutie A co, J wiley A oo, anil tl ll Waller A oo. J' O HT V A I. Li -V lt A lt NOON'S PU ASKS. New Moon, 5111, u kowen, o utlnntoe, morning. First (juan rr. l'JIli, 4 hours, minutes, morning. Full Muon, 2011), 8 linn rs, ;i7 in in ut cf, muming. I.nsl Quarter, 28lh, 3 hours, 14 minutes, morning. BUK. RISKS. BFS Sl.TS. 4iMor.dny. CiTucsdiiy. o| Wednesday. 7 .Thursday... S Friday. o'Snturday... lOlSuniltiy. 6. ..IS 5.. 59 ft..fti? tl.. 0 0.. 1 0.. 2 0.. 2 5...10 S..38 ft..37 ft.. 35 ft..34 ft..33 5..32 sols 0.. ft 0..47 7..20 8. .14 9.. 1 9..S2 O.-ftl 7. .40 8..25 9.. 9 0. .69 10..?10 ll..42 31 Alt XS li y EWS. C H A R L E S T 0 N , O C T 0 Ii H lt 8 . ARRIVED YESTERDAY. stcniiiKiii|i .i w Evcrtnan, hinckley, Philadel? phia-len - Inst. Mdse. To Jtio A Theo (?etty, und others. (Consigners previously reported.) Norwegian nark Jtivcnta/vWrlght, Stockholm G3iluys. Iron. To J M Freibiblirg. J K Adger A co, Hurt A co, J A T ll Agnew, uml Ituucs, llrown ft co. Mercbtnls1 l.lnc brig. Mary M Francis, Frunc?s. Now York-6 days. Mdse. Tn W Itoucti A cu, J K Ailgcr A co, Adams, Damon A cu, .1 Apple, Pul mello Pioneer Co-operntivc Association, ll llis cliotr A co, A lllschuiT, lterlmssce ft Hiirkemycr, W M ltiril ft on, T W llllss. Dr ll liner, J Ciimpscn ft co, \V ll Chnfcc ft co, ll Cobla ft co, K lt Cowper. twilit, cameron. Barkley ft ou, W S Corwin ft co, Dowlu A Moise, J li Duviil A Son, Il A Due, Hun glass ft Miller, Guuilrlch, Wlnenuin A co. Ii Gerdts ft co, l> I, Culllrmln, C UnVCtoy, J ton liam, Uni t A co, I llcesciiiiin A Uro, <: S Hacker, J lliirkniiip A co, W c lilil?es ft oo, Jennings, Tlionilliisnn ft cu, T J Kerr A on, II Kial ir ft cu, c Kerrison, C .1 I.nlin, M I.ulirs, D Lopez A Son, l.cngnlck A Soil, lt Lawless, C Lil [rut hal, Mr I lull CullOll, Mull- r. Nimitz A CO, lt Mure ft cn, W A Molirlens, Ostcn iiortr * cn, j <; ojemann, J F O'Neill & Bon, Laib road Agent, C C I'iliokiicv, Jr, Kleckc ft Sohaclilo, Raven el ft Huimos, w v Russell A cu, l> ll Bllcox, Stenhouse ft co, w shepherd, VS Steele, ll stornier, F von Sanum, J Snitill ft co, A Tobias' Sons, Tele? graph CO, M Triest, W li Webb. Wnlkcr, Evatts ft Cogswell, J X M Wohn man II. Werner ft Ducker, J w Williams ft co, W (1 WklhleuA co, J II Wurli uintiii, w J Yutos, U S Ouartcrntiuttcr, omi T M Hrisioll. Sehr Wenonah. -Mitchell, lialtlinore-3 tlnys. Cuni uutl nuise. To Rtslcv A Crclglitun, S II Mar? nhull, Mm dr. ai ft CO, ll Huhvinkle ft CO, R M But? ler, J Cuinpscn ft co, Wagener A Monseos, Cloelus ft Witte, \V ll Chnfcc ft co, Goodrich. Wlncmati ft co, mid J II Wiirhmann. Sehr (?mee Girdler, smith, Boston-? days. Salt mid nuise. To M Goldsmith A Sun, Knobeloch ft small, Ostenilorrr ft co, R White, A Lunger, C I) Kenrick, 1) li Silcox, ami Order. Scltr Thomas Hon/,, Huiliers, Philadelphia -(',7 hours. Cuni. To ll F linker ft co. Steamer l'Ilot Hoy. Peck, from Savannah, via Ucuufort and Hilton Head. &0 bales sea Island cot? ton, 2 hales upland cotton, mdse nnd sundries. To J D Aiken ft co, A Mci) Wrngg, Dr V M Cohen, W B Williams ft son, W M Lawton, w Gurner; T 1) Clancy ft co. Heelier ft Davis I? W Hcllliiger, J F Muttticwcs, Mrs 1) K Huger, W U Heriot, Hop? kins, Mr Pherson ft Co, It ave n ol ft CO, W C Bec ft co, W M Bird ft co, Southern Express Company, Vincent ft Brown, W Kressel, Dr St J Rnveuel, anil C ll cu.I.ion. Boat from Christ Church. 0 bags sea Island cot? ton. To Caillant ft Mlnott. Boat from Christ Church. 2 bags sea islaud cotton. To w Gurney. Boat from Chi ist Church, ft bags nen Island cotton. To Roper ft Stoney. Received fruin chis.mn's Mill-2 bags sea Island cotton. To LTllsullll Bros. SAILED YESTERDAY. Steamship Charleston, Berry, New York. Behr F V Turner, Graves, P. nat an, Hon. FROM THIS PORT, r iftjpg? Josie A Dovcrcaux, Clark, Boston, ooto? UP FOR THIS PORT. Ship Gorilla, Say, at Liverpool, September 20. Ttiu Apollo, Jorgensen, ut Liverpool, Septem? ber 22. Brig Josie A Dcvcreaux, Clark, at Huston, Octo? ber 5. CLEARED FOR THIS PORT. Brig C V Williams, Thompson, nt New York, Oc? tober 4. HY TELEGRAPH. - XP.W Yong, October 7-Arrived, steamships Fairbanks, Huniiiiunla and Bremen. SAVANNAH, October 7.-Arrived, ship Thompson, Bnth, Mc; burk Slriun Slur, Providence; sclirs Frank Herbert, New York; J ll Franklin, Philadel? phia: Mary W Hopper, New York. Cleared, steam? ship lin man Livingston nnd bark Lamplighter, New York. MEMORANDA. Tho sehr Jonathan Mav, Noll, which sailed from this ?'ort for Baltimore on Mon.luv last, returned yesterday, having experienced heavy northeast gales. Sehr Jessie L Leach, childs, from New York for Charleston, before reported ashore ot Cape Henry, and which lt was thought would he a total lass, has been got ott by Messrs Baker, and was taken lu Norfolk yesterday (4th) morning. Thc brig Monica, for this pori, was loading nt Belfast, Me, September 30. LIST OF SHIPPING IX TIIK PORT OP CHARLESTON, OCTOBER 7. Vessels under 100 ron.?, and steamers coasting within the ?.tate, excepted. STEAMSHIPS. Manhattan, 133T tons, Woodhull, nt Adgcr's wharf, for New York, loading-James Adger A co. Flag, 037 ions, Leonard, at Adgcr's wharf, for New York, loading-James Adger ft co. J W Evctman, 091 tons, Hinckley, at Atlantic wharf, for Philadelphia, loading-John ft Theo Cetty. HARKS. Vinco (Br), 438 lons, Halliday, In Hie Stream, for Liverpool, ready-Henry Cnrd. Annie Torrey, 781 tons. Libby, nt Atlantic wharf, for Liverpool, loading-\V Roach ft co. Cornucopia (Ur), 210 tons, Carter, at Marshall's wharf, fur a Port in Great Britain, loading R Mnrc ft co. Dalkeith (Hr), Sis tons, Langwlll, at Kerr's wharf, from Liverpool, discharging-R Mure ft co. Juvcnta (Nor), - tons, Wright, al Boyce ft co's wharf, from Stockholm, discharging-J M Fredsberg. BRIOS. Bella Dolores (Span). 196 tons, Durnll, at Brown ft co's wharf, for llurcclono, loading-W P Hall. Lady. Perle (Hr), Soo tons, Patterson, at Palmetto wharf, from Salt River, Jam, walting-J A Klislow ft CO. A Hradshaw, 24ft tons, In Ashley River, for West Indies, loading-J A Enslow ft co. J D Kirby, 343 tons, Bernard, at Adgcr's wharf, for Philadelphia, leading-W Roach ft co. Cyclone, 222 tons, Friable, nt Central wharf, for New York, walting-W Roach ft co. Susie J Strom, loo tons, Hammond, nt Palmetto wharf, from Norfolk, Va, to be repaired-J A Enslow ft co. Mary M Francis, - tons. Francis, gt Adgcr's wharf, from Now York, discharging-W Roach ft co. Adelaide, - tons, Wilson, at Union wharf, from Boston, discharging-w Roach ft co. SCH 0 ON F, US. Dexter Washburne, 279 tens, Munro, In Ashley River, for Rockport, Me, ready-Olney ft co. Thomas Mlscommfns, 110 tons, Wyatt, at Ben? nett's wharf, repairing-J A Enslow ft co. J II Stickney, 274 tons, Kooks, in Ashley River, for New York, loading-Rlsloy ft Creigh:in. ret rel, 100 tons. Shanks, at Palmetto wharf, from Baltimore, to bo repaired-J A Enslow ft oo. Francisco, 93 tons. Crowther, In the stream, for Baltimore, loading-Street Bros ft co. Conservative, 293 tons. Kempton, In Ashley River, for New York, loading-w Roach ft co. Zcta-PsI, 234 lona, Thompson, at Union wharf, from Boston, walting-J A Enslow ft co. D Talbot, 283 tons, Amsbary, at Central wharf, from Kockport, Me, walling-J A Enslow ft co. A P Cranmer, 304 tons, Cranmer, at Kerr's wharf, from New York, discharging-Master. T T Tasker, - tons, at Gas Company's wharf, from Philadelphia, discharging-Il P Baker ft co. Althea, 241 tons, Smith, at Central wharf, from Philadelphia, discharging-H F Baker AV co. J S Clarke, 245 tons, Clarke, at'Central wharf, from Philadelphia, discharging-U F Baker ft co. 8 E Woodbury, - tona Woodbury, at Atlantic wharf, ffflm Baltimore, discharging-Willis ft Clilsolm. Ridgewood, - tonn, DerfIckten, in Ashley River, from New York, discharging-Master. A W n Thomas, 272 tong, iilnsm?re, at Offltrai wharf, from Philadelphia, discharging-n F Baker ft co. Thomas Boos, 310 tons, Bomera, at Central wharf, from Philadelphia, discharging-II F Baker ft co. Jonathan May, 320 tons, Net), in the Stream, for Baltimore, ready-H P Baker ft co. Grace Grldlcr, - tons, Smith, at Brown ft co's wharf, from II on ton,discharging-M Goldsmith ft Bon. . _ Anna E Clover, SM tons, Terry, tn ice Stream, for Boston, ready-M aoldemlib ft Bon. Wenonah, - tons, Mitchell, at Kerr's wharf, from Baltimore, discharging-Maltsr. PASSENGERS, l'or steamer l'Ilot Hoy, nom Savannah, Ma [Ictttliort amt Hilton Houil-T J McCoy, lt vt Davis ll A Halo amt ?fire, Captain Lenliiglon. Mrs Ann' si rom; an<l son. Miss siioptioril, A Mci? wragg V K Howard, Master llcywanl, .1 K Krim?, Master illicit. J Kllcrfcil, lt t; Hollins, co lianiwcll. an<i 13 on tieck. Shipping. OR HAVRE DIRECT. The spien.ii.i Now AI American filmier A"U Ililli MARY M. FRANCIS, Francis nuisicr,SBat (HMM) halos eapaeitv.) i.-- now ready to re?oive ii ?ii ii i. mm i>o iicspatchcii rortliwtlh. Kor Engagements, nppiv io ucl H WILLIAM ROACH A Cd. WANTED, 150 TO fiOO HALES COTTON TO KILL Cl". FOR LIVERPOOL DIRECT. The new A 1 Auiorloan Hark A N NIR Toil- JJ* RBI, Lutiiiy nnistor. having twn-thirds ear-JSRH go nearly on bouid, U now riipldlv filling mi. ,' Kor engagements or alto ve, apply to oot- WILLIAM ROACH A CO. F O U ll A V R E Thc rust saliltiR Urti lah Hark JOHN IIRIOHT, .1. W. MoMnllcn Master. olassos*?*! a-uiis 1.1. fte ach Veritas, win lie ready to roce cargo tills week, anil hoing or simili capacity will have i|itlck dispatch. Kor Krolghl engagements, apply to RISLEY A CREIGHTON, ootr, Accommodation Wharf. J^XCURSlONS ! EXCURSIONS 1 Tho fine fast sailing Ynelit F.LLA ANNA, the Clitnupi'iii or tho South, ls now ready;_ anil prepared to make regular trips, tints uiiofiT tug an opportunity to all who may wish to visit points ol interest in our beautiful harbor. Kor passage, apply to Hie Captain on Cul?n Wharf. Junc2i JpOR PHILADELPHIA AND BOSTON. The Steamship J. w. RVBRMAN,^JCjMfM. Captain J. N. Hinckley, will leave Nor I lt jjMtf?lkVi Atlatllle. Wharr ou SATL'KIIAV, Olli ilistaiit.at 12M For Freight or Passage, upply to J. A T. CUTTY, octa North Atlantic wharf. F O R N E W YORK. Tlic steamship MANHATTAN, M. S. Woodhull Commander, will leave Art- _ ger's Wharr ror thc above port on SATOKUAY, thc util Instant, at - o'clock. Kor Krclglit engagements or Passage, apply to oct7 3_.IA M KS A DU KU A CO., Agents. ?p ? lt N E \V Y 0 R K . The Steamship PLAG, Lennard Com- ^r.?-f-?. mandel', having a portion of her cargo ~-*puk&A.. engaged, will bo dispatched ror ibo above port. For Krolgltt engagements, apply to oc17 JAMBS AUGER A CO., Agents. milAVELLERS PASSING THROUGH CHARLESTON EN ROUTK TO FLORIDA AND AIKEN, And other places, should lay In Htelr.^^.gG* supplies or Clarets, Champagnes, Cor ^'Itt'Sfl?i dials. Rrandios, Whiskies Wines, CAnnctl SOUPS nnd Meats, American and English Hiscults, De? villed Hain, Touguc, Lobster, Durham Smoking Tobacco ami Imported Segara. WM. S. CORWIN ft CO., No. 276 King street, opposite Hose], Charleston, S. C. Rranch or No. OOO nroadway, corner 20th street, New York. sepias Otnos JpACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPY'S TIIHOUOU LINE TO CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN. CHANGE OF SAILING DAYS. Steamers of the above line leave Pier <<p?:iPP*fc No. 42, North River, fool or Canal street SftpM i New York, at 12 o'clock noon, ol the 1st, flin and 2lst ol every month (except when these dates fall on Sundav, then thc Saturday preceding.) Departure of 1st and 21st connect nt Panama with steamers ror South Pacific mid Central Amer? ican ports. Those of 1st touch nt Man/.anilto. Departure or 11th or each mouth connects with thc new steam line rroui Panumu to Australia amt New Zealand. si ea in slop CHINA leaven nan Francisco ror Cliina- and Japan October 4, 1800. No California steamers touch nt Havana, but go r.^m Kew York to Asplnwnll. One hundred pound** baggage irec to ouch adult. Medicine und ntlondaiico free. For Passage Tickets or rurtlter In for in allon ap? ply ut the COMPANY'S TICK ITT OFFICE, on thc witnrr, Tool or Canal .street. North River, New York. F. IC RA HY, Agent. in arch 12 lyr QH A N GE OF SCH E D U L E . FOR PALATKA FLORIDA. VIA SAVANNAH, FERNANDINA AND JACKSON? VILLE. Thc Elegant ami First-class _ *-ff "'-"K. Steamer DICTATOR, Captain W. T. ?gf? Vjs^zl McNclty, will sall rroui Churlcstoti every TUKS DAY EVKNINO, at 8 o'clock, Tor the above points. Returning, the Steamer will leave Havannah SUNDAY MOIININO, at o o'clock Connecting Willi thc Central Railroad at Savan? nah ror Mobile and New Orleans, and with me Florida Railroad at Fernandina for Cedar Keys, at which point steamers connect with New or? leans, Mobile, Pensacola, Key Wost and Havana. Through Rills Lading signed to New Orleans and Mobile. Ail freight payable on thc wharf. Hoods not removed nt sunset will bc stored nt risk and expense of owners. J. D. AIKEN A CO., Agents, oct4_South Atiunttc Wharf. -pOR GEORGETOWN, S. C. WAVERLY, K??THFIELD AND RHOOK GREEN MILLS, TOUCHING AT SOUTH ISLAND. The Steamer FANNIE, Captain C. _ ^IT""*!* C. White, ls now receiving freight ?8?giit|SgG at Accommodation Wharf, and will lea vc on MON DAY MO HM SO, thc nth Inst., at a o'clock. Returning, will leave Georgetown on WEDNES? DAY MOIININO, the 13th Inst., nt ? o'clock. Freight must bc prepaid. Fer freight or passage, apply to THURSTON Jr. HOLMES, Agents. Adgcr's North Wharf. N. R.-Thc FANNIE will leave again on FRIDAY, thc lMh inst., at 0 o'clock A. M. Returning, will leave Georgetown on MONDAY, the 18th Inst., nt fl o'clock A. M._oct8 2 Jf-i O R GARDNER'S BLUFF, AND INTERMEDIATE LANDINGS ON PEEDEE RIVER. The Light Draft Steamer PLANT- _ . ?.IT ER, Captain J. T. K?ster, ls Tllis^^ja??jz DAY receiving Freight at Accommoilation\viiari, and will leave with dispatch. Freight and Wharfage must bc prepaid. For engagements apply to RAVENEL A HOLMES. Agents, ? v No. 177 East Ray. N. II.-All Freight consigned to Agents will be forwarded free of Storage and Commission. oets Jjl O R SAVANNAH. INLAND nOUTE VIA HEADFORT AND HILTON HEAD, TOUCHING ATSEAHROOK'S. Tho steamer "PILOT nOY," Cap- _ _ ?IT-w tain Kenn rock, will leave Middle-fieaaaMtKBa Atlantic Wharf every MONDAY MORN INO, ut s o'clock, for above points. Returning, will leave Savannah on WEDNESDAY MonxiNU, at 8 o'clock. All freight payable on the wharL J. D. AIKEN k CO., sept23_ South Atlantic Wharf. -p OR EDISTO, ROCKVILLE, OniSOLM-8 AND DEADFORT. The steamer "PILOT DOY," Cap- ? ^joftT^i* tain Fenn Peck wiU leave Middle .ta/flbUSK Atlantic Wharf for above points cvoryTii-jiujDAY MORNING, at 8 o'clock, until further notice. Returning, will leave Ileaufort at fl o'clock FRI? DAY MORN INO, and Edlsto 2 o'clock P. M. same day. All freight payable on the wharf. J. D. AIKEN A 00., Agents, cept23 South Atlantic Wharf. JJOLMES & MACBETH, NO. 86 BROAD STREET, Charleston, S. C., BROKER, AUCTIONEER, REAL ESTATE AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS. Will attend to Renting and Oolloo ting or Rents and purchase and sale of Stocks, Bonds, Gold, Silver and Real Estate. . - ALBO, To tie Parchase of Goods and Supplies for par? ties In the country upon reasonable terms. G so ROR L. HOLMES.ALHXANDIR MACS snr. Janl lyr_ ?yrriLLis & CHISOLM, FACTORS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, AND SHIPPING AGENTS, WIU attend to Ute Purchase, 8*1? and Shipment (to Foreign and Domestic Perts', of OOTTON, RI CB, LUMBER and NAVAL STORES. ATLANTIC WHARP, Charleston, 8. a E. WILLIS.,.?.. A- H. Cm so LU. octa* O fl'I CI.4 I.. LIST ol-' LETTERS remaining in Hi? Posloillce ul charleston, rm- Ilia week dilling October T, I Kui), ?un? printed olltchllly in Till: DAILY SKWS, us Hie newspaper having the larges! circulation lu I he CH? of Charleston. e?* I'eriMHW calling fur Letters Ailvertlsc?l, should Mate Hun they ure "Advertised." ti,, Oillee liimi's froNi S A. M.'..ul'. M. nu Soudai s, from :, to 0 I*. M. STA NI. KY C. TltOTT, I'osl master. WOMEN'S LIST. Allston, Miss JcllFrson, Mrs lt.ttoynl, Miss La Mitt v Kimmy, Mrs vlnlii Hani-: Miss Sal- Kllxn Hiilwrlstrtl, Miss lie Keniieily, Mrs 0 M Mee. Miss Mary Mary Itohlmtou, Miss A Kriliner, Mrs II Itueliel newton, Mrs I, Lee, Mrs Elisa- Hobbins, MIS Illlike, Miss Kit-, helli A Alilliiuiv 11,11111 1 hazell. Miss Sa-lloiierisuti, Mrs Holton. Mrs M rah ' A M linea, Mis Milly Lliiilciiliall.l'au- Hilcy, MrsAlml lh august, Mrs line 1 ni Caroline Lewis, Mrs An- Ullcy,MI?s Mary Brooks, Mrs s ? nie. K : Elizabeth llrolliers, Miss iLllltocllC. Mrs K Itnliliison, Miss 10 j I.aunar, Mrs .lu- Uucltel llniiiirliloii, Mrs lia Hnmpaux, Mary .lane Looey, Mrs Phil- seymour, Mrs Hittler, llctsy lips w w Huller, Mrs Km-,Kuchens, Mrs Sawyer, Miss ina i Mel ha | Sarah Hoggs, Mrs Miller, Miss lld-Survis, Mrs Laura sey Mary Hush, MIssAnna Miller, Marla Steele, Mrs Kan Canty, MrslUcli Miller, Mrs Kl- nie cain.it, Mrs '/. | len Stcaits, Mrs Cantwell, Mrs K Mav, Mrs Ann Kiln Carpenter, Miss Mnzyek, Miss M Stafford, Mrs 0 A ii ? c Seabrook, Mrs Campbell, Miss Mdirtens, Mrs i Chinns K I .inila Seaforth, Miss Cheiielle, Mrs K Moray, Miss Cnrollnv Chalmers, Mis? Anuey Sanders, Mi-s Ann Mehrtons, sn- caroline Cordroy, Miss , liane Scott, Mrs Lau Julia* Micheal, Mrs \ ra Cosgrove, Miss Mav Scott, Caroline Knie I Mills, Mrs V Sealilore, Mrs Collin, Miss M J Mcdille, Mrs Shmvbury.Mlsa Couper, Mrs C , Juliii , A Dcrmtv, Mrs Magrath, Mrs J Shailer, Mrs T IleMaeoinb. Mrs I, . V DuVeaiix, Mis Minis, Mis l.eya Shonpcard, Miss Annie Middleton, Mrs, (i Denny, Mrs I A Smoke, Miss M Johlt Mitchell. Mrs Al lt Dunmore, Mr? .Marshall, Mis M Sm ulm- Mrs Eve- I S Nancy Karlo. Miss M ll Mnuscnmlcr, Smith, Miss Funning, Mrs W. Miss c rally N .Murray, Miss Smith, Miss COT Paralice, M?SS.I? Suniii A . aline Punning, Miss Muller, Mrs Mn- Trout, Miss Sal Margaret j i la I He A Fitzgcalieil. Murphy, M M I" Timby, Miss Miss Kiinnev M , Kilima PllXffCltrlCit, McDonald, Miss Thompson, Mis Miss Margaret M ' C lt Poster, Mrs SH- Md.'onl, Miss .Thomas. Mt s SHU i Louisa I Amelia Fortune. Mrs ll Nuris, Mrs Kc- ?Thyne. Miss M Premier,-Mrs i heecu .Tennen, Mrs ll Charles Nesbit, Mrs Taylor. Fuller, Mrsltosc-I Mary Tolley, Mrs Kia? mma Point eil, Miss M ma Canner, Miss i B Trout, ailsa 8 A Surah iPurcell, Mrs Terpln, Mrs El flrant, Mis An- Ilrldgct ? len nell I Prince, Mrs R II Thomas, Miss Hoft. Miss Mary Pohle, Mrs C L 1 Mary M ?Polite, Mrs Pol-j Vant Inc, Miss Haili. Mrs H C i ly ann I Annie Haywood, MrsSPhlllips, MrsAb- Wanl, Mts E H Harrison, Mrs ' hie Wanl, Miss M Pou?h.Mrs Lau-IWaring,Mrs Ho? neywood, Mrs ra nillo Kmnin [Patterson, Mrs Warren, Miss Ham, Mrs W T Rebecca Kate llovl, Mrs Al- Penders, Mrs Watts, Miss M piicns C i Maryann A Hogan, Miss Mu-Pinckncy, Mrs iWitcofskey, ria ! Churton 1 Miss M Isaac, Mrs T Quinn, Miss Ma-.Withers, Mrs L Jones, Mrs Lou-i ria 'Whitespies. isa Haine, Mrs Sn-; Miss Katie Johnson, Miss san White, Miss i'.mule namul, Mrs . Emmy .lobnst.m, Miss ? Margaret Wteslnger, Mts? J A Hain, llarbary i ll K Johnson. Miss lt.Poll. Miss Har-,Walsh, Mrs Johnson, Miss rid I Mary Hohei t Heady, Mrs BU- Wacker, Mrs Jo Jolinsoii, Mrs ; sa Jane ! BClitUno Sue Redmond, Miss Williams, Miss Jones, Sirs II Kl Mary i Sallie Jamison, Mrs Keeley, Miss El-Wilson, Mis Ito Mary I len _j sa_ MEN'S LIST. Aiilslon. Small Puller, lliivltl 'McNeil, .liihlt Hallcv, .lohn K (ludston, J ll McNamara, linker, J Hamer Johnita .Ioho lt lian.mi. J ll Hibbs, tinnies 'Nagel, Adorf Harlow. Miele Ohiord, J J Nelson, J <; Hames, Hubert (llcassnn, Den- "Nights, A S ltehlclis.il lils P O'Hoy, tinnies Hincksman, J K.(Hover, fica owens. Cl Hutmill. Patrick O h iver, T Pnddelford, Mr liosslck, Frank I llover, John Paul. Joseph M Hiivle, lt F Cordon, liant-Parker, Juc linnie. Francis , er, John iPassalUlgitc, E Brown, Wm Hood win, Ceo j M Brown, Joe (loller, fi Perkins, Rubin Brown, Julius Creen, Joseph ?Pepper, PM P Creen, Chas ll Pinckncy,Adam Bryan, Wm tireen, Sami Powell, Drayton Penn (treen, Casar Porteuus, john Hriius, Wm M Creen, Ceo P uriickcrhoif, flreencr, Isaac Poinrtgnou, E Wcsmn Gregory, Oliver,Head, itcnj w Bulloc ML F I Reils, U ll Ituii win kel. llaiie-ton, W M Ile ?liv. Fraueis linn \ Hat II, W A itich. Charles linnell, E A Hart, W W Hivers, Marcus Huntys, Adam Harrison, Mr '.Hivers, Jack Hurl on, Joseph Kamillan, lllodison, C Huiler, Johnny Aliruiu 'Robertson, Camil, October Hawkins, Cen E Charles Cannon, V M , ?Hayes, Miitlicw Runv, Hobt Carter, J W llaync. Joh II Rouinllhit, Jae cassady. Chas lilli. J D key E Chase, Wm Hibbard, Lewis Scott. Henry Chtsoliu, J M S Schroeder, Clcapor, Phillip Howard, Sam'l Edw'd Il .Utitcherson, Schroeder, C Cleveland, John Frank Silva, Amonio M Dutson, J C Simmons, Sa ni i Cockron, Chas Jackson, S, (M L Colllgan, Thoa I D) Simpson, Hugh Cole, Julius II Jones, Douglass Singleton, Jus Coleman. UenJ S Singleton, John. Copeland, A M Jones, Charles Shavers, John con un I ii gs, Wm I H Smith, Solo Davls, Win Johnson, Ocorgc mon Days, Simon Johns .u. Ed- Small, Kilt De Annas, Ven- ward Sonshcry, M tura Johnson, Edw'd Stellges, John Devough, Po- M Stone, Daniel lions Kossens, Died- Thomas, Sami Dickerson, rich II Snm'l Klmmcy, J II Thomas A Co,. Dlepctiliach, Kirchoff, Jo- J P Henty hnnnes Turner, R W Dowlng.Mlchael Klein, J J Wayne J A Ehrlich A Son, Knee, F K Wallace, J L M Lawrence, John Walter, Anton Employment Or- (col'd) Ward, Joshua flee I.nuranian, Jus Whittington, Entlcman, II Lance, Geo Elisha Engelbert Lawton, Joseph White, Frank George Lowry, Jas J Wigton, Sami Esnard, PJ Logen, Edward Wilson, Henry Fields, Nat hi I .ou ghera ii, M Wilson, Uro A linley, Adam T Co Flsbury, Solo- Lopez, Francis Wildhogen, A mon Luken, John L Wllcr, LM Flemming, no- Muir. Joseph Wllcock, Robt bert Muro wen, Jil M Ford, Louis Mulhausaer, M win kier, F J Ford, J T Myers, Henry Wllllnms, Hen Francis, W H A ry L OB- Persons depositing letters In thc Poslonicc will please place the stamp near thc upper right liaud^corner of thc envelope, and they will also please to remember that without tho stamp a let? ter cannot be malled, but will be sent to thc Dead Letter Office. hepatic Sitters. TEY PAHKRIN'S HEPATIC BITTERS. THEY CURE DYSPEPSIA, Am-Ali BUBASSS Dr TH? STOMACH AND LIVER. ran AU asoMswsBTSsa ST TBS M3DIOAL OPA.OXTX.T'V. HEGEMAW AC CO., A.QXNT8, mSW TOItK. Vism?itistoA ty C. F. Pi?J?KN?N, OTjTJ?ST An AiomaAi?, OHARju-BBTOK, S.O. ?WJW stol? ey Druni?i? j0awrytc*?re."Ct fehlt mw?iyr