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fit Monterey. Wc were not many, wc who stood licforo thc Iron Bled Hint day, Yet many ii gallant spirit woulil Give hull lils dav s if he hut could Have boen with us nt Monterey. Now here, now there, the shot lt hailed lu blinding drifts of deadly spray, Yet not a single soldier quailed, While wounded comrades round him walled Their dying shout at Monterey. Bat on, still on, our column kept Through walls of lire Its withering way, Where fell thc dead, the living stept. Still charging un thc guns that swept ' Tho slippery streets of Monterey. Tho foo himself recoiled aghast, When charging where he strongest lay, We swooped lils Hanking batteries past, And braving full their murderous blast, ' Stormed home the towers or Monterey. Oar banners on those turrets wave. And there our evening bugles play, And orange boughs above their grave Keep green the memory of the brave - who fought and fell at Monterey. We are not many, wo w ho pressed Beside thc brave who fell that day, Yet which of us has not confessed Ho'd rather share their warrior's rest Than not have been at Monterey t FINANCIAL ANO COMMERCIAL. The Money Murken THURSDAY, October 21. The market remains thc same as at last week's report, and wc have simply renewed our quota? tions. The transactions have been top limited to affect prices, as the stringency of money has pre? vented any large Investments In securities. Mo? ney rates at IX per month on good 'coila'"- * BOUTUEn" - _",. -?"?"'. nAMf BILLS. Current Rates. Bank of Camden. 60? , .. Bank of Charleston. 85? Bank or Chester. JJ? . .. Bank of Georgetown. IB? Bank of Hamburg. j? Bank of Newberry. 85? Bank of South Carolina. 16? Bank of State of South Carolina, priortoiSOl.i:...:.'...:.. ...... OT? Bans or State of South Carolina, after January 1,1861. 18? Commercial Bauk, Columbia. 03? Exchange Bank, Colombia..... 20? Fanners' and Exchange Bank, Charleston.i. - --? Merchants' Bank, Cbcraw. 13? People's Bank, Charleston. 00? Planters'Bank of Fairfield. 07? Planters' and Mechanics' Hank, Charleston. 90? South western Railroad Bank, Charleston (old);.....:... 76? Southwestern Railroad Bank, Charleston (new)..........: i 70? State Bank, Charleston. 07? Onion Bank, Charleston. 05? City of Charleston Change Bills. 06? totale of 8. Carolina Treasury Notes. 05? BONDS, STOCKS AND COUTONS. City of columbia Bonds.. 67? City or Colombia Coupons. 67? Sonth Carolina Railroad and Bank Stock (whole f hares). 38? South Cai olin a Railroad (half Phares ) 18? South Carolina Railroad Six Per Cent . Bonds.ii... rv. 70? South GaroUna Railroad -Seven Per Oent. Bonds_.,:. 80? Booth Carolina Railroad Certificate or Indebtedness.. 05/a City or Charleston Six Per Cent. StOCk.hi CA AS State Sr SB?1 ?^nna Bonds (old). 7og p u?' .-ut Carolina Bonds (now '^ooe of January 1, 1867). 67? State of South Carolina bonds (Issued for Bank or the sute bills). 65? State South Carolina Bonds (Issued for the conversion bf securities)... State of South Carolina Stock....... State of South Carolina Coupons (fondable). People's National Bank Stock.116 First National Bank Stock.116 Union Bank Stock. 7 OOcf Greenville and Columbia Railroad State guaranteed Bonds. 00? Greenville and Columbia First Mort? gage Bonds..? Northeastern Railroad First Mort? gage Ronda._. 76?' Northeastern Railroad First Coupons (psst due)..'.. 60? Northeastern Railroad Stock(capltal) 7 00? Northeastern Railroad Stock (pre? ferred......30 00? Northeastern Railroad Certificate of ta, Indebtedness. 50? ?yCheraw and Darlington First Myrt r gage Bonds. .iii 76? Charleston Gas Company Stock. 22? Charleston City Railway Stock (ex rtlvMonft .-. .. - ?- ?"?ar Charleston Mining and Manufactur? ing Company's Phosphate Works ..? Charleston and Savannah Railroad Bonds (State guarantee). 62? Savannah and Charleston.Railroad Stock. 26? City ol Savannah Bonds..-. 85? City ol Savannah Coupons (due pre? vious to Jone l, 1806). 97? City of Savannah Coupons (due after Jane 1,1866..'.<?. 97? City of Memphis Bonds (endorsed by M. A C. Railroad. 68? Memphis and Charleston R. R. Stock ll O0@ Memphis and Charleston R. R. Bonds 85? Memphis and Cba'ton R. R. Coupons 03? The Charleston Market. FOR TUB WEEK ENDINO THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21. THE CROP AND RECEIPTS.-The season during the week has been as favorable as planters could have desired, and all that can be gained by high? ly satisfactory atmospheric conditions Is likely to bc secured If the present state of the weather should be protracted a few weeks longer. The BnppUcs coming forward to most of the Southern cotton ports contlnne to show a gain on Inst year, except New Orleans and Texas, and thc following table will exhibit Its position up to thc latest tele? graphic dates: .. 1860. . 1808. New Orleans, October 20.lOO.eoo 111,772 Mobile, October 20 . 40,197 , 31,497 Savannah, October 20 . 83,415 45,040 Charleston, October 20.43,830 22,538 Texas, October 16.14,040 16,023 TUE COTTON MARKET.-The general movements of the market ror this article during the week would Indicate a conviction on the part of manu? facturers and purchasers generally that the arti? cle bas nearly if not quite reached a safe figure, and undi? this influence the tone or tho market has been firmer, with some disposition In prices to be not only' steady, but improving. In the English market, where thc rates opened at I2)k'd., prices have slightly stUTcned, say, to ]2>?@l2^d. for middling uplands; at New York, where mid? dlings began at -2d%, they improved to 20 biff since receded to 26Kc;andat this point middlings commenced at 25c, and hardened to 25^0. ft Bb: Tho operations In the article at Liverpool and New York have been as follows: Ou Friday, Octo? ber 16, the former closed'firm, uplands 12)?d, sales 12,000 bales; the latter waa heavy, sales 2600 bales at 2?KC On Saturday the former waa arm? er, uplands WAr^l2}??, sales, 6000 bales; the latter was firm at 28?e, sal es12000 bales, 'ori Monday the former was firm and More ac ll VP, uplands 12>?@iat?d, sales 12,000 bales; the latter was firm at 26Kc, sales 1700 balee. . Ott'Tuesdny the formtfr was firm, uplands 12K@12l{d, sales 12,000 bales; tho latter was firm at 20\'<;, 'sales 3000 bales. On Wednesday the ronner was quiet arid ?n change <L* eales I9,ooa-?e.ies; therlartcfJWns??'avy.and^i?c. lower, sales 8200 bales at 20S'c. Yesterday th? former was unchanged, abd t he'latter continued unaltered. I t?0 1 ' ~v' '.>' -':l ' , u:'< '. The stocks cr the' article In aigrit at the latest' dates were as follows: *;..:' 1869. ' ' 1 Bdft ' Stock In Liverpool..14?,WX 407,100 Afloat from India..., 226,000 334,000 Afloat from America.. 20,000 ' 17,000 Stock In London. 1.66,860 72,818 Afloat for London.140,000 141,000 Stock In Havre. 78,680 48,076 Afloat for Havre.. . . 68,020 69,049 Stock in Bremen.' 4,844 8,ooo Afloat ror Bremen.,. 801 7,685 Stock in United BtatCB ports.... 124,946 102,735 Stock In the Interior towns..... 28,677 31,839 .** -,_ Total. 1,168,477 1,238,762 Deficiency in visible supply... 70,286 Stock or cotton held by Man chester spinners at the milts, now 46,000 bales;sams timo 1868,126,000 bales. Middling uplands, now 12JV@12Xd., then 10X?lld. The receipts at this point lor the week have been 440 bags or sea Islands and Floridas, and 8620 bales or nplaads, against 245 bags or sea isl? ands and 7670 bales or uplands the week before, .nd 200 bags or sea islands and Floridas, and 4960 bales or uplands for the same week last year. These snppllCB have come as follows: Say or up? lands, per South Carolina Railroad* 7199 bales, per northeastern Railroad, 1268, Georgetown, 8. C., 12, wagons, le, Santos, o, Beaufort, s. 0., 1, Sa? vannah Railroad, 107, Savannah, ll J of sea Islands: James Island, 8, ' Northeastern Railroad, 13, Christ cuurch,-i5, Savannah Railroad, 60, Wad malaw, o, Joba'?, Jsland^o, Beaufort, 8, 0., 107, Edlsto, 90, Daniel's Island, 3, Chlsolm's Mill, 9, Savannuh, 34, Florida, 85. Thc transactions and prices prevailing In this market for the week have been us follows: On Friday, October the 16th, thc demand was light and prices had a soi ter tendency ; sales 200 bales; ordinary to good ordinary being quoted nt 23@24V; low middling 24?.@24V; middling 26; strict middling 2ftV'c ?> lb. On Saturday (herc was a good Inquiry, gene? rally at firm rates, middling qualities being some? what stirrer; sales 600 bales; ordinary to good* ordinary being quoted at 23@24V5 low middling 24V@24Vi middling 26@25V. and strlot middling 25?,'@26*c ft lb. Ou Monday thc staple was: in steady request, aud with a limited stock prices wovo. rather firmer; sales 660bales; ordinary to good ordinary bel?g quoted at 23V024V; low middling 24V, middling SSM; strlot middling 26>?o V rb. On Tuesday tho market was bard, with a par? tial Improvement of Vc fl rb In the lower quali? ties; sales 460 bales; ordinary to good ordinary being quoted at 23V@24V; low middling 26; middling 25 V, and strict middling 26VO ft ?.-_ On Wednesday the market opened active and firm, but became more quiet; sales 700 bales; quotations unaltered. Yesterday the market was quiet and rather easier; sales about. 300 bales, say: ll at 24V; 12 at 24 V; 34 at 24 V; 12 at 24V; 0? at 26; 103 at 26^; OS at 26 V, 9 at 26Vc. We quote: LIVERPOOL C LA 881 KI CATION. Ordinary to good ordinary.23V@24V Low middling.26 @_ Middling.26V @_ Strict middling.26V@ SBA ISLAND COTTON.-Thc arrivals have been liberal, and fcDOnt m bag8 of BCa juanda an<?. riorldas for the week. Tho demand has been fair for the finer grades, with but little In? quiry for common qaalltles, which were very dull. The transactions were somewhat restricted In some cases by a finn feeling on the part of fac? tors, but thc btfslncss was generally about on the basis hf last week's quotations. The sales were about 160 bags, which were 0 at 06; 4 at 76; l at 80; 15 at 86. We quote common sea Islands at 60 ?56; mellum 60@70; medium to flue 70@80, and fine at 80(986 and upward ft lb. RICE.-flic arrivals of Carolina rough rice have been about 16,000 bushels. The market has been fairly supplied, and thc demand good at steady rates. Sales about OOO tierces of clean Carolina, among which were 5 tierces at 7V; 16 at 7V; 90 at 7\ ;-IB at 77,'; 121 at 8; 200 ul 8V; 30 at 8 3-10; 40 at 8.'j ; 28 at 8V ; 16 at 8vc. fl lb. We quote com? mon to fair-clean Carolina at 7V@'V; good 8? 8V; common prime 8,v?8 va ft lb. MAYAL STORES.-The supplies of these articles com inn forward were quite limited, amounting to only about IODO barrels for tho week. There has been a steady demand and fairly supported rates. Wc quote spirits turpentine at tic V gallon. Rosin, ex tra No. 1 at $4; No. 1 at $2 76<?3 60; low No. 1 at $2 25@2 60; No. 2 do. at fi 8002; and No. 8 at $176 ft barrel. HAY.-The receipts have been about 400 bales ot North River qualities. Transactions In this de? scription took place hi about (1 ft hundred. CORN.-There have been fair arrivals of this I grain, amounting to about 1700 bushels for the week. Tho article waa dull, and thc operations were generally of a limited Jobbing character, at about (I 40@i 40 ft bushel, weight, for common to primo white Maryland, sacks Included. West? ern white was sold at $1.35 fl bushel, weight, sacks Included. FLOUR.-Thc market was well supplied with most qualities of this article, for which there hus been a fair city and country demand. Wc quote Northern aud Western super at *8 75@7 ft bbl; extra $7@7 76 ft bbl, and family al $8?8 60 ft hid. Southern qualities may bc quoted at e; ar? fl ' btil for super; $7 76@8 ft bbl for extra, and $8 60 @0 ft'bbl for family kinds. Extra and choice family grades, of most descriptions, sell at $0@10 ft bbl. BACON-ls in moderate supply with a limited Inquiry. Prices for thc week, have been general? ly steady, but closed rather easier. Wc quote prime shoulders at 17V@l8c V lb; prime clear rib sides at 2lv@22c, and a favorite brand at 22>a'c ft lb; dry salted shoulders at nie ft lb; prime snips at 22?22Vc ft lb, and salted long clear at iov@20c ft lb. ' BUTTER.-There ls a fair stock or primo Goshen. WC allrttA rrnr*1 in rkrimn *** Ii\/*tf~ -* .? .. and other lower grades sell from 30@35c ft lb; country do. at 25?30c V lb, UH In quality, j ?SALT.-Thc arrivals coastwise have been about 0000 sacks. Jobbing lots may be quoted at $2? 2 io ft sack, , INDIA BAOOINO.-Thc market ls well supplied with this article, and we quote 24@25c ft yard. Dundee bagging, 44 Inches, iv lbs. for thc yard, is held at 80@35c Sea Island bagging, 45 Inches wide, -2 lb for-the y?rd, ia held at 40c. ROPE.-The demand for rope ts moderate, and prices are somewhat nominal at quotations. Wc quote hemp at -cents ft lb; greenlea! at 10cents; and Jnt e ot 8V@o cents ft lb. DION BANDS AND TIES for cotton, of tho most approved patterns, are offered on thc m arr ct at 8V@7Vc fl.db, and sales have taken place at these figures. . TIMBER AND LUMBER.-The market for this arti? cle ls dull. Wc quote timber for raining purposes from $5@9. Shipping timber $IO@15; 4-4@6-4 flooring at $14?16 ft M. Bright lumber, good merchantable, from city mills, cut to size, from $20@24 ft M by the cargo. FREIOUTS.-To Liverpool, by steam, Vd on up lands, l vd on Bea Islands-, tty sall, we quote Vd on uplands and Vd on Bea Islands. .To Havre, ive on uplands, 2u on flea Islands. Coastwise- to New York, by steam, Vc on uplands and tc on sea Is? lands, $1 60 ft tierce on rice; by sall, Kc on cot? ton; $1 fi tierce on rice; 40c ft barrel on rosin; $t 9 M on lumber; ?9@io ft M on timber. To Bos ton, by sall, Vc ft rb on upland cotton. To Previ dence, $8 fi M on boards, Vo ft lb on cotton. Tc Philadelphia, by steam, Vc ft rb on uplands by sall, $6?7 ft M on boards; $0 on timber; ta""? ton on clay, and $3 50 @4 on phosphates. To Bal Omore, by steam, v@ Vc ft Sb; by sall, $??7 ft ti on boards; $3 50@4 fl ton on phosphate rock Vessels are In demand by our merchants to tak< lumber freights from Georgetown, 8. C., Darier and Satllla River, Ga?,, and,, Jacksonville, Fla., tc Northern port?, and tn@i2 ft M are rates ox umteft?d boards/ " 1 a EJ :OHANOE-STBRLTHO - Bdha.-The - rate yester .day ?was 140 v for 00 day bli ia.. w t K ' "DOMESTIC, EX CUAN UM. -The .banks are parchas mg sight cheeta ort'Now York at v discount; I day i V dlsooupt ?. io days l per cent discount! .JJ a o LD.-i-Th o brokere WOJV y est e ra ay" boy lng a 28 aid" selling at 81. " . tl vt?ju ? .' ... I Marketa t? y Telegraph. .' FOREION MARKBTfl! ' ..^^CJNDON, October 21 '-Noon. - Consols osv 'Bonds 81V- . !.???. '.'s? LryuKFooL, October 21-Noon.-Cotton qnlet upWtuis i2Val2Vd; Orleans i2Val2Vd; sale 8000 .hales. Bed Western wheat 9s ed. Flour 24 od.! |Breadstuffs quiet. Pork firm at 110s. Lan heavy at 718. " Evening.-Cotton quiet; uplands I2d; Orlean I2vd; sales 8000 balea; of which 15Q0 bales wer for speculation and export. PARIS, October 21.-Bourse opened qt let. Rente Tif t2? GAVRP/, October 21.-Cotton quiet and stead, both on tho spot and afloat; on the spot ir 48c. DOMESTIC .MARKETS. NEW YORE, Oe tob er 21-Noon.-Money easy a *sa7. Starling, long ?V; short 0V. o old m% Cotton qnlet at 26 Vc. Turpentine steady at 47 47Vo. Rosin firm; common to Btrol??d $2 25. . Evening.-Cotton heavy and decidedly lower but closed at 2*vc;' sales 2800 bales. Flou steady with a fa!r business. Wheat favors buy ere; winter red Western $1 44al 4r.><. Corn 3a8< lower; mixed Western $lal ox Mess pork i shade firmer at $30 76. l ard a shade firmer n l8al8Vc Whiskey unchanged. Turpentine ?Ti 47 V& Rosin $2 20a8. Freigh ts firmer. Clove rn monta closed firm; '62's 20V;1 Southerns dull Money steady at oar,. sterUng firm at ev aov Gold activo at 3? V- Stocks strong. BALTIMORE, October 21-Cotton quiet at 20Ve Flour less firm. Wheat, doll; red tl 46al M Corn duU; white tl loal 17 ; yellqw. ll 10. Oat 68aOOc. Provisions quiot. Bacon, shoulders 17VC Whiskey |1 toal 21. ' CINCINNATI, October 21.-Oom.85c WhiskO] in good demand at ti ic Mess pork neglect* da $31. Lar? n.ualixc. Bacon doll; shoulden lo.'ic ; dcor sides io M?IO V LOUISVILLE, October 21_Grain unchanged, Mess pork $31 76. Bacon, shoulders 17.'?c; sides 20.UC Lard I8>ic. Whiskey $116. WILMINGTON, October 21.-Spirits turpentine limier at 43c. Rosin very Ann at $1 62Xa4 76, Crude turpentine $1 60a2 76. Tar a shade hlghei at $2 06. Cotton Urm at 24??c fer low middlings. Av au ST A i October 21_Cotton, market openc<l at 24,'?c, bnt closed Irregular; sales 603bales; re? ceipts im bales; middling 24a24>ic. HAVANNAH, October 21.-Cotton, receipts 2404 bales; exports 1000 bales; sales 400 bales; mid diing SoMo; market quiet. MOBILE, October 21.-Cotton opened at outside figures, but closed dull and nominal at quota? tions; sales OOO bales; middling 24 ^a-Jtse; re ceipts 470 bales; exports lol bales. Nsw ORLEANS, October 21.-Cotton opened ac? tive, but nothing doing since receipt of Liver? pool evening advices; market unsettled; prices nominally 24??c; sales 6S00 bales; receipts 637 3 bales. Now molasses $1 06al 26. Gold30>i. ster? ling; 42.- New York Bight exchange par to ?tf dis? count._ Wilmington Market. WILMINGTON, October 20-SPIRITS TURPEN? TINE.-Market tinner. Sales renortcd of only 10 casks at ti.v- per gallon. Othe'r eales have taken place on terms not made purine. ROSIN.-The lower grades have been In fair request to-day, and thc sales reach 4637 bbls. at $1 62>i tor strumed, and $1 66 for strained and NO. 3. CRCHE TntrBNnNB.-Sales of only 67 bbls. at $2 76 for Bort, and $1 so for hard, per 260 lbs. TAR.-162 bbls. changed hands at $2 per bbl. COTTON.-Sales of 127 bales at 24, 2ix, 26a26^c, market closing quiet. Interior Cotton Markets. SELKA, October 18_Demand active. S les 360 bales on a basis of 23c for low middlings. MONTGOMERY, October 19.-Market ta active to-day at 28K for low middling*. Some good or? dinary brought 23c. Receipts liberal. MACON, October 19.-There were sold to.dny 409 bales; received 770 bales; shipped 409 bales. The market opened and closed with a good demand at 24c for the best cottons. Small offering stock. COLUMBUS, October 19.-Thc market opened this morning at 23?ic, but about uoon, owing to Improved advices, the demand became very ac? tivo at 23??o and closed with buoyant feeling. Good middlings brought 24c. Sales 662 bales. Receipts 600 bales. SUMTER, October 20.-There have been about 200 balCB sold during tho week, ending the 20th. Cotton reports being favorable from Liverpool and the Northern markets, there has been a brisk demand to-day for the fleecy staple. We quote: Ordinary 23c: good ordinary 23*fc; low middling 24c; middling 24.'?c; strict middling 24>fc._ Charletton Wholesale Prices, ARTICLES. PRICES. DAGOINO, ft yard Dundee. 80 @ 46 . Gunny Cloth. 24 ? 26 BALE ROPE, fi lb Manilla. ? Western. 8 ? 12>i Jnte. fl & 8 BUTTER- Ooshcn. M a 46 County. 25 @ 30 COTTON, t? re Ordinary to good ordinary.... 23>;@ 24*? Low middling. St 0 Middling to strict middling... 25>?@ 26>? Good middling.,.@ Sea Island.,. 60 ? 86 COFFBE, f^ lb-, IUO. 20 A 30 Lftguayra. 28 ? .. java.-. 35 M 40 FERTILIZERS Carolina Fertilizer, fl 2000 lbs. 60 00 @ Wando Fertilizer. 00 00 ? Donblo Relined l'oudrette. 30 00 ? Niles' Phosphate. 63 00 ? Peruvian Guuuo, fl 2240 lbs...105 00-0 Pacific Guano, fl 2000 lbs. 05 00 tt Phoenix Guano. 66 00 . Bough's Phosphate, fl 2000 lbs 60 oo ta Rhodes' Phosphate, fl 2000 lbs 65 Ofr' ? . . Rhodes' Standard Manure (f-*}5 .MmcR. 67 60 @ Orchlllo Guuno ($40 time). 35 00 @ Lend Plaster....*.. 24 50 ? Alupes' Super 1'llOH. fl 2000 Inn. OS 00 rt? .. AVooiston's Phosphate of Lime es 00 ? Wo (liston's YcgC'or, ft 2000 lbs 05 00 ? Croasdate's Gen. Sun. Phos, net 00 00 ? Bowery Complete Manure, net eo oo (->> Bardy's Phos. Peruvian, cash. 06 00 ? Hardy's Pacific Guano, cash... eo oo ti. Patapara Guano. 66 00 fi E. Frank Co's Phosphate.65 oo-?.. ..- . FLOUR, ft bbl- ; * '.vi . Super. 6 76 ? 7 90 Northern and Western Extra. 7 00 @ 7 76 -Baltimore Extra. M . .. , Southern-Super. 7 26 ?' Extra. 7 7a @*8 00 Family. o oo @ io oo GRAIN, ft bushel- . ?. "i Maryland 'lats.,.:'? .. @ Ooru. 1 35 -? 1 45 HAV, fl cwt-' " North River. ? Eastern..*??.. 1 00 @ LI MnKU, ft M feet Clear White line, first quality. 60 00 a 65 00 White Pine,'good run.38 oo @ 40 00 Yellow Pine....'.. 20 oo @ 24 00 Boards, rough. 14 00 ? 16 00 Grooved and tongued 28 00 @ 32 00 MOLASSES, ft gallon- ? ? ' uCuba. ? '* Muscovado.:..-. ? Hiigar-house.....60 ? 1 00 New Orleans. ? NAVAL STORES, fl bbl Tar. <w Pitch.v. .'- ? . .. Roam, pale. 4 60 @ Rosin, No. .1. 2 76 ? 4 00 Rosin, NO. 2. 1 80 ? 2 00 Rosin, No. 8. 1 16 @ Spirits Turpentine, ft gallon.. 41 @ Oakum, ft lb. 1? M NAILS-American 4@20d., fl keg 5 60 ? 7 00 POWPBR-Dupont's, F.F.F. g- 0 70 @ Dupont's, F.F.F. 6 60 ? Dnpont's, Blasting. 4 25 ? PROVISIONS, fl lb Bacon, Hams.r. @ Sides. 21 H@ 22 Shoulders.,.. 17?? 18 Strips..:. 22 @ 22) Lard, In keg. 21 & 22 Butter. 30 @ 46 Cheese. 16 ? 30 Potatoes, Irish, fl bbl. 2 60 ? 3 00 Sweet. 860 (dj 400 Onions.v:. 6 oo @ 6 50 Andes. 6 oo @ o oo Eggs.-. 33? 35 Poultry-Chickens, fl doz.3 00? 4 00 ' Poms, fl doz. 6 00? 6 60 RICK, ft ??-Carolina. ? East Indiu. fa) SALT, fl saok-Liverpool, coarse 2 io ? Liverpool, flue.* ? Soo AR, fl lb-Raw. ? Porto Rico.. ? Muscovado.... ... ? Comparative Hxports or Cotton *n ri nice from the Port of Charterten, sYoa* Sek?, tomber 1 to October 1?, 1869. K XP O KT ED TO. 8.^ LlDp'd. j Rice Liverpool.....', -o 47 Other Br. Porte. Tot'io. Britain 4} mhei-Fr. V?rtt "'.V. Total France.. . N. of Europew g.r, rTo't1 N. Europe. 8. of Europe... W. Indies, Ac. Total F. Ports..) '41 Boston. Rhode Island.. Nc wT York.,... Philadelphia... P-ult, A Nr'folk Oth^lTB.Port? Tot'l Cac Tc rt? i Grand Total. 280 10 >396 848 8791 '8101 KP* .1. X 4061 .24*91 1.26831 .2188 8. I.jUp'd. I Rice 274 111 2*1 141 80721 .790 841781 190 186t-'69. ~ CL if *. ? 87 i-.v.i - 14460 418 2587 1099 23 152 121? 1914 Eiporti of Itler, Ka.val Stores anti Lom ber from the Pert of C. harlen ton, fror September Jt to October 14,186?. : . i ' >! " j ". 1868-^?70." I . 1808-'69. BXFOBTEOTO Boston;. New York.... Philadelphia.. Baltimore.... New Orleans.. Mobile. Provld'cejl I. Oth'rUSP'rta Tal Coastw'se Barcelona. MaJ'a AM'ket. West Indies.. Halifax, N.M.. St John's, NB. London.; Bristol, Eng.f Liverpool. Havre. Montevideo... Orcat Britain. Total Foreign. Grand Total -VAL|LOMBBB: Bbls. 8,071 2,106 2,418 206 1,469 33? 1,828 1,1023 (NAVAL STOR'S Peet. 82,000, 1,142,017 84,000 168,000 250,065 1.?16,072 40,000 40,000 1^666,073! 1808-'?9. Bbls. 4,122 2,808 200 633 ,1,008 8,184 8,174" 10,831 Feet. 60,000 1,180,000 - ?12,695 214,600 841,000 99,663 ?%077,7i8 414,128 414^28 M-62.4M. Exports of tlie Week. DOMESTIC. NEW YOHK-Per steamship Perlt-884 balea up? land colton, 62 bules domestic*, 4 bbls dried fruit, 15 bundles paper, 6 pnekORcs sundries.Per steamship Champion-34 bugH sea Island cotton, 1670 bales upland cotton, 67 bales leather, as boxes m. skol?, 1*7 empty barrels, 33 packages sundries, 1 horse.Per steamship Charleston 43 bags sea island cotton, 1250 bales upland cot? ton, 48 tierces rice, wi bbls rosin, 18 packages sun? dries.Per sehr Grace Cruller-145,000 feel lumber. PHILADELPHIA-Per steamship Prometheus-10 bags sea island cotton, 403 bales upland cotton, 7'2 huies domestics, 324 bbls rosin, '24 bales rags, 70 tierces rice, 6 tous phosphate rock, 85 empty beor barrels. BALTIMORE-Per steamship Sea Gull-284 bides upland cotton, 166 bales yarn hud domestics. 148 tes rice, 10 bales rags, 6 bales hides. 30 pkgs fruit and sundries.......Per sehr D Talbot-117 tons phosphate rock. UOSTON-Per brig Adelaide-1121 bbls rosin, 128 bbls spirits turpentine, 104 bags cotton seed, 30 tons iron, 28bales paper stock. DELAWARE Crrr-Per sehr Wm B Thomas-401 tons phosphate rock. m xs- I ill lg S -3.8 E. prTO -O o _ rr. Il j Iii ii ; : ti : * : : Gi a S al s ?-> I po I aa I -, st lg ?j I Bea I ?-? si's - 3 IA E .gi. I .?too C s i" 3 : E. lilli 1 to sro ? ?-_j : : s ! -m? : : : . C.C.P.O.. : . : SoSe S o Sooo o <9 ??<t n 1? n c f?o ?3 *) .**} *v ** -* *i "-f *~< *"f cj? QI oo ja Qo^ottj* ?1 IB j: JiftStfi: 'sm ^ ^3 OS ^ QC - j - S ja , J3 PS ~8S |3j : i?S: gi VU*'' ^ S?' ti" . -?? 8 t*~?? 35 Sil j j ss: j ?J1 Bl : : SS: : j: ls : : Ss* S J^f .fj*?J3 .Mil1*} . ..'.iji .\v- . .. j- >.>,: j.Sp'J';" -jj? Sf Eo sis I .Soc sss a O . NOTXJ,-We have deducted from. New. Orleans ! SAGO baies'upianos, 'nW Mobile ... r bales,' from BAx^nnaBTR??- bag* ee*> island aifd A :. \ ba les xrp. land, and frcrmc^sttee tw 831 dia^seA leland and 48balee toland-tho quantities received ut those porte from Mobile, Fiorida( Tcx^s. and Savannah. 8toeU? of Cotton in the Interior TOWJH r y j not Included In trie rfeetrfptdt 17 Augusta A Hamburg.October 16 Macon; GB. fl. /. .H ...oct oben 8 Columbus, Oa.October 18 Montgomery, Ala.... october io Selma Ala.October ie Memphis, Tenn_r. October, 16 Nashville, Tenn.'.October l? r?w/:. ::/::['.:.: ?,104 7,8*3 8,786 6,763 2,960 4,726 .6JIS8 0,395 4,624 6,864 296 81,830 .'.Ile .pt? bypiuiiroadji^tob-r m., I SOOTH CAROLINA ltA1I.R0AD. "1513 bales cotton,-78 bales domestics, 400 bbls ft, 207 casks clay, 1 car stock. To Railroad ;ont. Pel?er; R?dgen A co, O II Walter A co, G Williams A co, JR Pringle A Son, Mowry A co, rrOst A Adgcr, Wlss A co, Kirkpatrick A Witto, WarVllaw A Carew. Gracser A Smith, J B E Sloan, Jno llanckel, Claghorn, Herring A co, G A Treri holm A Son, W BBmlth A co, pinckney Bros, J A W n Armstrong, Reeder A Davis, and others. NOBTH HAST ERN RAILROAD. ' 110 bales upland and, 7 bales sea Island cotton, cars lumber, cars-phosphate, kegs spikes, bacon, mdse, Ac. To J Marshall. S D money, Claghorn, Herring A co, Kendall A Pockery, Frost A Adger, Mowry A co. Caldwell A Sons, vy Marschcr, Klrk Satrlck A Witte, Ai J Salmas, Walter & ed, w K ,yao, Jeffords A co, Geo W Williams A co, F W Emanuel, W 0 Bee A co? (Iracscr A Smith/ Raven el A co, Pioneer Co-operative Association, Gaillard ic Min ott, Shockelford A Kelly, Wm Gurney, 8 R Marshall, W P Dowling A co, II Gerdts A co, How? ard A Bro, Reeder A Davis. SAVANNAH AND CUARLK8TON RAILROAD. - Cotton, rough rice and mdse. To W 0 Court? ney^ co. Wagner, Stewart A co, O U .Walter A cd, WP Dowling A co, Hunt Bros A oe, Pelxer, Rodgers A co, J H Pringle A Son, W 0 Bee A co. J co lc o c k A co. Reeder. A ? Da v bi, W M Lawton, J D Aiken A co. B Feldmann. A co. H Bischoff A co, E St J Fripp. Kinsman A Howell, Fripp A May, Gaillard A Minott, and O W Eurie. Passengers. Per steamship Minnatonka, for Nsw York Miss S Horsey, B G Stanton, P Brannon, Martin Peye. ?. ? ?,.?.<. ni: t- tfoi . Per steamship Maryland, from Baltimore-Mles Annie Qnalfl, MT Anderson and lady. H Wade, J Hxjbertson, .W O .Emory, R B Turner, MISB Laura Hutchinson. ' exports. NRW YORK-Per steamship Minnatonka-12 hugs sen lsinnd und 1017 bales upland colton, 73 li's rice, K bulos taro, und sundries. rim Ai'Bi.rniA. Vcr sehr TT Tasker-300 tons phosphate" rock, -111,000 feet tltniicr. r o JIT c A /, ny it Alt MOON'S I'll ASKS. New Moon, 6th, 0 hourn, o minute", morning. Kirnt Quarter, lath. 4 hours, 4a mlnutcH, morning. Kuli Moon, 20tb. 8 lion rn, 37 minutes, morning. Last Quarter, 28th, 3 hours, 14 minutes, morning;. MAltllfJS JfJ?W8. CHARLESTON, OCTOBER 2 2. ARRIVED YESTERDAY. Steamship Maryland, Johnson, Baltimore- left 18th lum. Mdse. To Mordecai A co, Courtenay A Trentiolm, P K McCully A co. Johnson A Graves, Hart A co, W W Merry, T M nr.,un, W II Webb, W Hunt, J Campsen A co, Wm O Whililcn A co, Paul, Welsh A Brandes, W E Jones, Cameron, Darkley A co, Werner A Ducker, Goodrich, Wlnc man A co, C I) Franke. Marshal A Burge, John Thompson A co. J F O'Neill A Son, W 1. Webb, E U Stelling, Childs, Nlckcrson A co, Evans A Rag land, D II Sllcox, J Heins. J ll Craver A co, J II V?llers, ll K Raker A co, Wm Hurrah A co, Sten? house A co, B Keldmann A co, Jctfords A co, I, Coben A co, J D Aiken A co, ll Ulsctiotr A co, F Kressel. Jr, Vincent A Brown, and others. Brig Monica, McCobb. lloukport, Me-ll days. Lime and Hay. To A McCobb, Jr. Sehr Mary H Fcmerlck, Darcy, Baltimore-7 day?. Corn, oats and mdse. To T J Kerr A co, II llulwlnklc A co, Wm M Bird A co, J M Baker, Jef? fords A co, T J Kerr A co, B O'Neill, K M Butler. Sehr Ann S Deas, from West l'oint MRI. 1C4 tierces Rice. To Ceo U Iloppock and Wm C Bee ii co. Sloop Isabella, I.endrick, from Ashcpoo. 1730 bushels rice. To L I) DeSiuiHHure. Sloop George. CuicJovlch, from Ashcpoo. 1660 bushels rice. To LfillcSaunsure. ll me h lu s on'H bout from James Island. 3 bags sea island cotton. To Wm A Boyle. Flat from Dill's Bltur, Janies Inland. 4 bags sea island cotton. To W A Boyle and Fraser A Dill. Boat from James Island. 2 bags sea Island cot? ton. To Roper A Stoney. Boat from Christ Church. 7 bags sea island cot? ton. To Roper A Stoney. Received from Cblsolm's Mill-7 bags sen island colton. To W 1' Dowling A co, Geo ll Iloppock, Chlsolm Bros, Wardlaw A Carew. IN THE ROADS. Br bark Jerome Jones,-, iron Yarmouth, N S-8 days. Ballast. To W Roach a co. AT QUARANTINE. Br bark Iris. Sullock, St Pierre, Uar-20 days. Ballast. To ll Mure A co. CLEARED YESTERDAY. Steamship Mlnnctonka, Carpenter, New York Ravcncl A co. Brig Adelaide, Wilson, Boston-M Goldsmith A Seq. ? Sehr D Talbot, Amsbury, Baltimore-Risley A Creighton. ? Sehr Grace Gridlcr, Smith, New York-Risley A Creighton. Sehr T T Tasker, Allen, Philadelphia-H F Ba? ker A co. ~ SAILED YESTERDAY. Steamship Minnatonka, Carpenter, New York. Sehr Zeta Psi, Thompson, Baltimore. Sehr Wm McGee, Woodlln, Baltimore. FROM THIS PORT. Steamship Champion, Lockwood, New York, Oc tot ier 10. Sehr JU Stickney, Fooks, New York, October 18. UP FOR THIS TORT. Rr bark Yulnuri, Cawlln, at Liverpool, Octo? ber 6. Sehr Anna E Glover, Terry, at Boston, October 18. CLEARED FOR THI8 1*0RT. ?Steamship James Adgcr, Lockwood, New York, October JO. The ship David Brown, Nichols, at London, Oc? tober 0. to load nt Newport. ' Brig Joele A Devercaux, Clark, nt Boston, Octo? ber ls. . BY TELEGRAPH; ?SAVANNAH, October-21.-Arrived, brig John Sherwood, Beeton: brig Nollie ?av, New orleans. Cleared, sehr Caroline Hull, New York; steamship Herman Livingston, New York. isTifl ' ?-? 7 MEMORANDA. Thc following are thc consignees per sehr Car? rie Holmes, from New York: Risley A Creighton, ow Williams A co, Railroad Agent, Olney A co, ' flic sehr Ida Richardson, Bedell, from George? town, S C, arrived at New York October 18. The steamship.Pereirc, of the French linc, has made thc mn from Brest to New York in 8 days 16 hour?, said to be the shortest on record. ? JtjjAgS ' -1 |Iilat of Shipping IN TDK TORT OP CHARLESTON, CCTOEEK 21. Vessels under loo tous, and steamers coasting within thc State, excepted. STEAMSnil'S. Pioneer (Br), - tons, Shachford, at Atlantic wharf, for Liverpool, loading-W li Smith A co; Manhattan, 1337 tons, Woodhull,'at Adger's wharf, . for New York, leading-Jr.mee Adger Sc. co. J W Kvcrmaii, ?Ol tons, Hinckley, at Atlantic wharf, for Philadelphia, loading-John A Theo Getty. Mai viand, S31 tons. Johnson, at Union wharf, for ,_ Baltimore, loading-Courtenay A Ttenliolm. SHIPS. Ellen Souttmrd, S48 tone, Morse, ot Atlantic wharf, loddldg for Liverpool-Willis A Clils olm. ' BARRS. Annie Kimball, 732 tons, stimson, at Central wharf, '-Street Bros A co. John Bright (Br), 605 lons, M c.\i nilen, at Accommo? dation wharf, for Liverpool, loading-Risley A Creighton. .-' '". Inventa [Nor), - tons, Wright, at Boyce A co's wharf, for Liverpool, loading-J M Freds berg. Cornucopia (Rr), 210 tons, Carter, at Marshall's wharf, for a Port in Grout Britain, loading R Mure A co. Dalkeith (Br), 848 tons, I,angwin, at Kerr's wharf, from Liverpool, discharging-Il Mure A co. A B Wyman,- tons, Wyman, in thc Stream, from Boston,"walting-W B Smith A co. Jerome Jones, (Hr.) 624 tons,-, in the Roads, I, . from .Yarmouth, N S, Just arrived-W Roach A co. . ,. ., ? \- - Iris, (Br,) - tons, Bullock, at Quarantine, from St Pierre Mar, Just arrived,-R. Mure A co. j V.. BRIGS. Lady Perle (Br), 366 tons, Patterson, at Palmetto wharf, from Salt River, Jam, walting-J A Enslow A CO. A Bradshaw, 246. tons, in Ashley River, -Xor West indies, loading-J A Enslow A co. Susie J Streut, 100 tons. Hammond, at Marsh's . Wharf, for -Brunawlok, Ga, loadjng-J A Ene-, low'* co, Mary!:jl FrfaclB,,' 432 tons, Francis, at Adger's wharf,'for Havre, loading-w Roach A co. Ad?ald?, $a ShOjrmffl^ MarshoJi's wharf, for Ro?ten, T?^Oy-K c^idsmlth A Son. '. 0 V WUllAme, tonlC^Thdtnpapn,At Atlantlo Monlcay^tons. McCobb-,-at. Cerirr?i'^harf, ftbfl? ;T|oU(tB ssl*^mlrr8V^ at Ber&i - nett's wharf, lAspMrtftg-^AMslow Afod?V '. ' PetkL loo tons, Shanks, at Palmetto wharf, front"1 .jiattirrraTtr'tonr^^ A co... D Talbot, 9*3 tons, Amflh'ury, In the Stream, ? Tor a Noruu-rn Port, ready-Risley A Creigh? ton. T If TtakeTf, J-tdtas/inlhe?Btyeam/Wpriiladel-' phis, ready-II Baker A co. Althea^ M%Apsla| ?mtUi. tn ihoiStream;tor Phil? adelphia, ready-H F Raker A ce.. : ai W R .ThfJOAfl. 012 tona,. itosmord.t.irr'i tri* 1 Stream, for Philadelphia, ready- il F Baker ... ftco. . ii H Are Ml VK(i.\OV */. .. Grace Griller,. UT tons, Smith, at Northeastern Rail road wharf, d'or New York, ready-Ria A Creighton. -, !i lo .or-- >H J S Clarke,-?46 tons, Clarke,- at Northeastern Ran road wharf", for New York, loading-H F Baker Corrio Kev CT, 243 tons, Voland, . at N E Ronroed wharf, for ?.Wllmin/.ton,. (Del,) loading-His. ley h creighton. . . - \". : ? B S IT veins, 300 tons, Wyatt, at Adger's wharf, l~. for ./cw York, loading-W Roach.A co. ? ?. A Haley, _ tons,Haley- at Marshall's wharf, from New York, discharging-Master. . , D V Streaker, 189 tons,' Van . Glider, at Union * Wharf, from New York, discharging-Wm Roach A co. Vraie, 274Jon?, Mason, at Brown A co's wharf, from How York, Just arrived-W Roach A ca Carrie Holmt? 874 tons, Holmes, at Union wharf, fr?m New York, discharging-Risley A Creigh? ton. ,, ... ,i . Mary E Fenierlok, 217 tons. Darsey, at Kerr's . wharf, Trora Baltimore, discharging-T 3 Kerr * 00. Georgetta Laurence, 80 tona, Robinson, at Adger's wharf, from;-??ew York, discharging-wm Roach A co. JJ o L M fti? ;M A C B E T H , ! MO. S 0 BRO AD/. STREET, Charleston, 8. C., BROKER, AUCTIONEER, REAL ESTATE GENERAL, COMMISSION AGENTS. WI? attend to Renting and Collecting of Renta and purchase aha Bale of Stocks, Bonds, Gold, Silver and Real Estate. ALSO, To the Parchase of Goods and Supplies for par? ties in th? con nt ry upon reasonable terna. UaoROB L, lioLxxa.AT?U;.?>'Dia-MACBETH. jaul lyr . (pytnl ?lj.uuing. TO OR LIVERPOOL. ThcXluoAl Anicricnn!>ark A. lt. WYMAN ?r? Captain Wyman, or small capacity, will Le Safe dls|iatchcit for tho above port. For freight engagements, apply to W. II. SMITH .V Co., OCtaa_ Napier's Range. F O II LIVERPOOL Tlic American ?ark ANNIE KIMBALL. Stlnson Master, 2000 bale? capacity, lins coiisldcrntde cargo engaged and now going ?II board, und will bc dispatched for thc ubove port. For Freight engagements, apply to oct'21 STREET BROTHERS A CO F OR ll A V R E DIRECT. Thc ppleudld New Al American Clipper llrlg MARY M. FRANCIS, Francis master,!, (cupacity 1300 bules,) having two-thirds of cargo engaged, will load with quick despatch. For balance room, apply to oct 18 mwf WILLIAM ROACH A CO. EXCURSIONS TO ALL POINTS OP INTEREST AROUND THE HAKIIOR. Tho fast sailing and comfortably ap-x?i Sainted Yacht ELEANOR Will now rrmimeSSkS. cr trips to all pointe in thc harbor, starting KV KUY HORNING, at lo o'clock, from South Com? mercial Wharf. For Passage or Charter, apply to THOMAS YOUNO, scptl3 v Captain, on tionrd. F O R NEW YORK REGULAR LINE EVERY THURSDAY. Thc splendid Steamship GF.OHUIA.^dpjCffe Captain Cutler, will leave Vundcr horst's Wharf on THURSDAY, October But, tscy, at - o'clock. Through Bills of Lading given on Cotton to Liv? erpool. OCtaa_RAVENEL A CO., Agents. "pAST FREIGHT LINE TO BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA, BOSTON AND TUE CITIES OF THE NORTHWEST. Tho Steamship MARYLAND, Johnson ,#?d~*g?v Commander, wilt sail for Baltimore UUMik* SATURDAY AFTRRNOON, October 23d, nt haif-pust 4 o'clock, from Fier No. L, Union Wharves. ef?~Insurance by thc steamers of this linc ii per ceut. Philadelphia Freights forwarded to that city by railroad from Baltimore wlrhout ad? ditional expense for Insurance. ta- Through Bills Lad inp given to PHILADEL? PHIA. BOSTON and thc CITIES OF THE NORTH? WEST. For Freight engagements or Passage, apply to * COURTENAY A TRENHOLM, 0C?2Q 4_Union Wharves. O R N E Vf YORK. The Bteamsblp MANHATTAN, M. S.^i^CSit. Woodhull Commander, will he dispatch cd for the above port on SATUIIUAT, the" ?kl itt stant, at half-past 7 o'clock A. M. For Freight or Passage apply to oct20 4_JAMES AUGER A CO., Agents. TEAM TO BOSTON S Wc are prepared to give Through Bills of Lading lor Cotton, to Boston,SUBIE via Scml-Monthly Lino Boston and Savannah Steamships, and Stcnmcra DICTATOR, CITY POINT and PILOT BOY, at liberal rates. First Steamer leaves Savannah on the 20th instant. oct 18_J. D. AIKEN A CO. rjlRAVELLERS PASSING THROUGH CHARLESTON EN ROUTE TO FLORIDA AND AIKEN, And other places, should lay in their supplies of Clarets, Champagnes, Cor-?_ dials. Brandies, Whiskies Wines. Canned Soups nnd Meat?, American and English biscuits. De? villed Ham, Tongue, Lobster, Durham Smoking Tobacco and Imported Segara. WM. 8. CORWIN ic, CO., No. 276 Klug street, opposite H?sel, Charleston, 8. C. Branch of No. 900 Broadway, corner 20th street, New York. _ _scpt28 eraos .ptOR FLO RIDA VIA SAVANNAH, FERNANDINA AND JACK? SONVILLE. On and after thc 23d of October the steamer CITY POINT, Captain, every SATURDAY EVBNINO, ul 8 O'clock. Returning, the CITY POINT will leave Savannah every THURSDAY MOHNINO, at O o'clock, connect? ing with Central Railroad at Savannah for Mobile and New Orleans, and with thc 'Florida Railroad at Fernandina for Cedar Keys, at which point steamers connect with New Orleans, Mobile, Pen? sacola, Key West and Uavann. Through Bills of Lading given for cotton per Sa? vannah Tine of steamers to Posion. Through Pills of Lading given for goods IO .Mo? bile, Pensacola and New Orleans. J. D. AIKEN ic CO., Agents, octlS South Atlantic Wharf. ?ptOR SiJr^NNAH VIA BEAUFORT. The fast steamer "PILOT BOY," _ .jJTJ*"*^ Captain Fenn Peck, will leave Mid-Jg?S3j3k?m die Atlantic Wharf for above points every THU tis DAY MOHNINO, at 8 o'clock, until further notice. Returning, win leave Savannah SATURDAY MORNING, at 7 o'clock. Tlio PILOT BOY will touch at Bluffton on her way to Savannah on thc 14th October, and also on her way back on thc 16th October. octO_ J. D. AIKEN A CO. JpiOR BEAUFORT VTA ROCKVILLE, EDISTO AND CHISOLM'S LANDING. The fast steamer "PILOT BOY," _ . ?^Tr<**?h. Captain Kenn Peck, will leave JEEMEISZ dlc Atlantic Wharf fer above points every MONDA Y MOHNINO. ut 8 o'clock, until further notice. Returning, will leave Beaufor* every TUKSDAT MOHNINO at 0 o'clock, and Edlsto 2 o'clock P. M. octO_ t. D. AIKEN A; CO., Agents. QHANGE OF SCHEDULE. FOR PALATKA FLORIDA. VIA SAVANNAH, FERNANDINA AND JACKSON- 1 VILLE. The Elegant and .First-class _ . ^Tmot^ Steamer DICTATOR, Captain W. T.Jgr33a??gC McNelty, will sall from Charleston every Tuxs DAV Kv KN i NO, at 8 o'clock, for thc above points. Returning, the Steamer win leave Savannah SUNDAY MOHNINO, at 0 o'clock . Connecting with the Central Railroad at Savon na? for Mobile and New Orleans, and wlth.tne .Florida Railroad at Fernandina foy Cedar Keys, at which point steamers connect with New Or? leans, Mobile, Pensacola, Key West and Havana. I Through Bills Lading signed to New Orleans and MOSHe. .n All freight payable on the wharf ". Goods not removed at sunset will be stored at rutk and expense or owners.-: .. . . fj: \; ' J. D. AIKEN A CO., Agents, tSjpttl_ south Atlantlo Whajf. ,..^^^..^LZ^ ^i-A.--- .-.--JU* ' PANKNIN'S HEfATIC BITTERS, THEY OURE DYSPEPSIA, ARV AU DI s wira or ma . . STOMACH AND LIVJR. TOT AM? kioaiamma ar TBS HEGEMAN & CO., A a KITTS, KU rr YORK. . ?? a i?'.-r l?amfaotnT?fJ by Cl F. P?NKNIN, . CHBOJJT AtTQ AFOTEXGAxY, O II A R I . JJ: 8 T O N, R. O. .?T-fVr Sale by UrUffgieU fiwinMiri.-W fsbis mwflyr g. I B B E S ?BA Rtt.W SL^, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, . ; 91VAXXAJI, OA. Advances made on Consignments .of Cotton, Mee, Ac, to Foreign and DOmeetlo ?Atr?ete, ' kLLXM B. Giranevi ->.. ARTHUB BABNWBLL. . ooto fn^wlat.^'^, ? '** ' . <". OFFICIAL. LIST 0?' LETTERS remaining In Ute Post?nico nt Charleston, for tho week ( liding October 21, lSOU, and |>i luted olllclully lu TH ll DAILY KRWK, an thc ncws|iaper having thc luriii-st circulation lu thc city or Charleston. * STANLEY a. TROTT, Postmaster. WOMEN'S LIST. Abhoti, Mrs M mu? niau. Miss Parker, Miss J I M K Isabella Alston, Miss Hackee, Mts I'inckney. Ma? licien Lou ihune I, Anderson, Mrs Johnson, Mrs I'inckney, Miss ll Callum N Austin, Mrs Johnson, Mrs Pope, Mrs Julia Harriet Win H H Urah, Johnston. Crace Purse, Miss linker, Mrs .lin kins. Miss J'.nette Trank Martha Qultiunii, Miss Harnett, Mrs II Jlnklus, Putney A P linker, M rs Ann Kinlock, Mrs :({olnhv. Miss Ilutes, Miss Sa- Tenn Cathrine rah Kennedy, Miss Richmond, Mrs Hentiv, Mrs S A Mary (! A Hilton, Mrs Oil- Kuck, Miss Ad-jltichwood, Mrs vcr Une E V lllitck,Mrs Chloe Lathrop, Mrs Richardson,Mrs Illuck.MlssMary SE SS Hlneklcdgc, Mrs Lawrence, Ith h wood, Mrs BJ Nanncy HP Drown, Miss Lange, Mrs An- Rose. Mrs Em Harriet alu ma lliilloiigh, Mrs I.Itu,, Mrs M Robertson, Mrs E S Loyal, Miss Mu- S Kiilckeu, Miss 0 mle Simmons, Miss Canal, Mrs WU- Logan, Miss A liam Anna Munns, Mrs Canada, Miss M Mahoney, Miss Hannah Campbell, MISH A SI m mons, Mrs S Ann Manignult, Mrs J Campbell, Mr? R Simmons, Miss Ooorglnn Meroingcr, Di- Cnroline Chaise, Miss nah Simmonds, Miss Ada Mitchell, Mrs A A D?lau, Mrs WU- B Stelling, Miss E liam Mills, Miss Sal- i II Durand,Miss Ju- Ile L Schroder, Mrs Hu Miller, Mrs Mag Julia Duhosc, Mrs Sa- Mitchel, Mrs Swinton, Miss rah Jolla W ll noland, Mrs Mitchel, Mrs Tucker, Miss Kutc Sarah Sue Fink, Mrs Rc- Mitchel, Mrs A Teague, Miss becca Mitchel, Marion Julia Oilllgurn, Miss Mitchel, Mrs A Taylor, Miss L MEO aibsou, Miss Minot, Mrs Fan- Tencll,Miss Ann Jennie nie Tomllnsoti, Mis Green, Miss Mlnlgan, Sally O V Jane Mitchell, Mr? M Townsend, Airs Green, Mrs FW OH Guinn, Miss ll Mortimer, Miss Wallace, Mrs Hamilton, Mrs V Ann James Morse, MIKS A I, Watts, Miss M Harris, Miss Morrison, Miss A Florence M EA Wagner, Mrs Hunes, Miss An- Murphy, Miss M Lottie nie Murray, Mrs Sn- Westcott, E B Hargraves, Miss usu Wedding, Mrs M J McCall, Mrs S Hargraves, Miss Min ali, Mrs J White, Miss Jane Mcl'hcrsou, Mrs Emma Hurt:roves, MIKS A While, Miss N C J Ncsbet, Miss Ju- Woning, Mrs F muck, Mrs R Ha C Merriot, Mm C Nolan, Mrs An- Wilson, Mrs A H nie wilson, MIS Mn Hllls, Mrs Eliza- Nubcrt, Mrs W rion * beth I'olrlck, Mrs S Williams, Mrs N Uolnl, Mrs Mar- E Williams, Mrs garet .[ Lizzie_ MEN'S LIST. Adams, Monda iCrcgory, George Parker, Arthur Adams, Thos ? Grainger, H E Pursons, Wm Adams, Wm (Irotheer, G H Peck, Tho? ". Ahrciis, a Guy, Joseph Pepper, Phillip Mu i ns, T Gyles, Titos ?. Peterson, *U ARiiirc, Francis Hart, Rlch'd D Pearson, H ll Albers, J U Harbers, C H Phillips, John Alston, J J Httyne, Jas B W ' Allen, Capt Ja? Hancock, L W Plnckncy, Alexander, J M Hankel, John Thomas Honnollt, JJ Harvey, David Plnckncy, Na Hanlcnhop, H tlianlel john Healy, Jeremiah Police, Francls Dnrbene, Capt Herme, August co O D Howard, Wm Poorc, II C Hncon, Robt A Holmes, Mr Portcous, John Barnfield, Thoa Howe, JW F burnard, Geo Hopkins* Neuf- Poyas, John r N ville Quinn, Thomas Bcaudonx, ?Holmes, Charles Hadfield, Mr Pelrrc Hudson, Rich- Ragln, Thos il Bcnrmun, Fritz ard Reutin. J M Becker, FW luugglng, James Reynolds, Alt Bcckcr, Martin Jones, Jessie son F Jonas, J Rhett, Dr B Bell, Keptor Johnson, Ed- Rhode A Bro Berry, Moses mond T Rice, Major II B Bcryinan, J Johnson, Prince Richardson, Burns, Joseph JohUBon, Lewis Charles S O S Rlchwcod, B F Bing, Julius Kalrson, Frank ltclppc, W Bliss A Sharp Key, H H Rlckclls, E H Boles, Howard Kelly, Thomas Rogers, P B Hoi kin, A G Kenuy, Joseph Robson, Mon Urown, J B Knee, II ll day Bride, W B Laws, diaries Robinson, Ned HrlKht, Elijah Larron, John Rober, c Uren on r, SI- Lane, Bill, or Roddy, Thoa mcon Tom Taylor Rogers, Wm Brooks, A L Lange, J H (col'd) rtnlirpr CC r.o?>?.??. .?">'. ol D?iUoMi, Jolm HUrucn, Henry mon Rutland, Joseph. S I.esane, Thomas Ryan, Mical Bull, W R Lllentbal, D Ryan, Wm Bytltcrs.Nathan Little, W T Sanders, John Cade, Walter Lohmallcr, O Culdwcll.Edw'd Fred'k Saunders, C R A Lopez, Isaac Screven, Dr D L Callaghan, Call Maguire, John C Cambell, Mr Marshall, J F Schlcpegrlll, Chaplin, A B Mnrtln, Il O Christian Chavos, Ben Matheson, J M Schroder, N Christie, O Mazcke, Peter Schwing, C ll Conklin, Wm J Mclzel, Carles Shapers, L D Coller, Joe Mensing, C Sinclair, Rev C'onllu, E Mey, Chas F Robert Cross, Wm Moath, Wm Smith, Thos G Cuneo, Glovani Mendhclm, B Smith, narry Comstock, Har-Meier, MO Smith, Fred'k A. ry ?Moyer, Claus Smalls, John Clarkson, Fdgar Myers, A G Smalls, A C Cohen, Leopold Middleton, D T stafford, Toney David, M Middleton, S B Sterling, Fritz Davis, Charley Miller, Geo A Sterling, A Dally, Peter Miller, Wilson sterling, EJ Dantzler, Miller, T E Sleimltz, James George Milligan, J. T Stemmerman, Desmond, Milson, Beez A A Humphry Co Stewart, Rich Dcscbrook, H Mitchell, Wm ard DI ngle, Cornell- Mortis, Alfred Stoppel, Con? us Morrison, Jns | fred Dover, WF Monahan, Man-Sullivan, Ceo Dotery, Charles niug A Co Sullivan, Janie.0 Duncan, W O Murphy, Rich- Swinton, Tliom Dusklns, Ceo ard as Duncan, Clem- Murdock, Rollo Thompson, Bl? ent G mon Edmonds, Robt Murray, Thoa Thorn, Francis Elliott. Dr Thoa Murray, E A Co Thorn, Philip B " O Murray, J A Torck, John ll Emery, Moulton McCoy A Daw- Toomcr, W W FED son Teoachimnn, W Finney, J B R McCarthy, Ml- Van Busklrk, W Fitter, G N chael C Flommlng, R McColIum, Geo Verrle, W Fletcher, Sam' McDowell, Wm Vieohl, Henry Foley, Patrick n Van Hollen, Fugas, Il P McDowell, W A John Gardner, Robt McDermlt, C Walden, J W Gardner, C P McLean A Ken- Wade A Ami ci uni mer, w J dalt strong Gault, Col L H Newborn, Hen- Wallace, Jas Gclward, Islel ry Webster, Geo W Geraghty, B Nicklin, Thos Webster, E A acbhart, L Ohland, D W Webb, P ll W Glover, Robt O'Leary, Daniel westcott. W G Gorden,"Preach- Olsen, C M Wesson, W F . er Oldenherg; E H Weston, Isaac (?ord, Nichions O'Neill, Robt J Williams, Birth Gorman, Joseph O'Neill, John air Grumme, W A O'Neill, Albeit Wolff, Victor Grumme. W H Palmer.Stephen Youngblood, Groen, wm H. .Grad_ ?iailrotttjo. g |o TJ TH'C A ROL INA RAILR 0 AD. 'GENERAL SUPERINTENDENTS OFFICE, ) r**tf? CTTARLKSTON, B. C., Bept. 16,1889. J , pp and after Thnfeda^, September lo. the pas sensor Ti ai na on the South Carolina Railroad will nih rus foi low a: . .. en { FOR "A?du?rA. Leave Charleston.-.......... :...8.80 A. M Anivo at Augusta......:.1.V.l.4*46 P. M. 'Connecting with trahis for Montgomery, Mem? phis. Nashville and Now Orleans, via Montgomery antjTGrand Junction. FOR C013JJUUA. Leave Charleston.<-..8.30 A. M. Arrive at Columbia.ii.'.4.40 P. M. Connecting with WUmington and Manchester Railroad, and Camden train. co tu TOR CHARLESTON. , . Leavo Augusta... *.1 ' ...g .on A. M. ?rr ive H- Charleston.... v...t oo P. M. Leave columbia.7.45 A. M.. ATTive'at Charleston......4.00P. M. ITT (JU ST A Nionr RX r RMS. (Sundays excepted.) < ? - : Leavo Charleston.... -.7.80 P. M Arrive at Auguata.i..0.10 A. M. Connecting with trains for Memphis, Nashville ind New Orleans, via Grand Junction. Leave Augusta.:.4,10 P.M. Arrive at Charleston.4.00 A. M. COLUMBIA NIUUT EXPRESS. (Sundays excepted.) >avo Charleston.0.06 P. M. trrlve at Columbia.4.45 A. M. Connecting (Sundays excepted) with Greenville md Colombia Railroad, and on Mondays, Wednea loyfl^and Fridays with Charlotte and South Caro >ave Colombia....._6.60 P.M. Irrtvo at Charleston.??viii....6.80A.M. S UM kt SR VI LUS TRAIN. . >ave Charleston.4.05 P. M. trrlvo at Summerville..6.80 P. M. MfkV? Sommerville..7,10 A. M. trrlvo at Charleston.8.36 A. If. CAMDEN ATtANOB. Camden and Columbia Passenger Trains on f ONDA vs, wcuMWDAv? and SATURDAYS, and be- - ween Camden and K ingviilo daUy, (Snndays cx eptcd,) connects with op and down Day Paa engera at Ringville. / .. . Sw Sf^Sjbis !!'.'.!!!! i; ;:*:;::;'.UM A. M. Mtv? Col amma.,. 1,45 P. M. MU at Camden. Jv.?r. iv;. Aeioo P. M. . (ifirned) H.T. PEAKE, .?pu? General Superintendent.