Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Croquet? Smooth as a billiard tuhte spread Ilia luwn Fn-qucnD-d tiy lUocurly-rising lark. Where dewy iiiilltiuitH sparkled lu thu dawn, Amt glow worniH lit their lanterns in the dar*? Bui now astir vviili many mi wiger group. Brisk "youth mid cid," Mack coat und muslin blent, OTging gale To lobster suiaii ami mo neuuen wine; o happy hour! when tirst i learnt tho game And culled Matilda l'y her Christian name. l/'ioie/i. *'JNA NC IA I. A N /> COM M Kit CI A I.. The Money Market. TllUHKltAY, October 28. The market remains without any decided efcangc. Business is stilt depressed mid the trans actions in securities exceedingly limited. During The pusl week sales of People's National bank Stock were made til 117 lo Its, und ihc Klrst Na tional Hunk Slock is quoted al nearly the :-ame Jagurc. nank bills are firm at tlic rales given be lew. Money is loaned on the street at 1 to 1,', "9 cent, per month on good collaterals. BOOTHKHN HANK BILLS, Current listes. Bank of Camden. ?x>? mtnK of Charleston. ?0? Baak of Chester. 124* Bank of (ieorgetown. ivt* Banh of llamhnrg. 07? Bank or Kewberry. 85? Hunk of South Carolina. 12? Bank of Slate or South Carolina, prior lo 1801. no? Bank or Slate or South Curoliun, after January 1, ism. ISA Oommerclul Hank, Columbia. 03? Bxchangu Hank, Columbia. -<'?< Furniers' and Exchange Hank, Clmrlssion.? Merchants'Bank, Chcruw. 1200 People's Hank, Charleston. S8?4 Ml Plauters'Hank of FairUeld. 074? Planters' and Mechanics1 Hank, Char lest en. 85? HO Southwestern Railroad Haul;, Cluirleslou (old). 700 75 Southwestern II u 11 r o a d Hank, Charleston (new). 79? State llnnk, Charleston. OS? Vnlon Hank, Charleston. 0.1? ?iy of Charleston Change Hills. \>. <& t?te of S. Carolina Treasury Notes. 95? SONUS, stocks AND COCrONS. SJity of Columbia Houds. 68? #lty of Columbia Coupons. 074$ South Carolina Itallroad and llnnk Slock (winde shares). 4ce? Sentit Carolina Itallrond (hair xliares) is{? Booth Carolina Railroad Six Percent Bonds. 70?*i) South Carolina Railroad Seven For Cent. Bonds. 10? South Carolina Itallroad Ccrtiilcate of Indebtedness. 95? SJity or Charleston Six Ter Cent. Stock. 57 500 Oit y or Charleston Hire Loan Bonds.. tow; tMate ol South Carolina Houds (old). 704$ State or South Carolina Bonds (new issue or January 1,1807). S8? Stale or South Carolina Bonds (Issued for Bank or the Slate bills). S7? State South Carolina Bonds (issued ror the cou version or securities)... 63? State or South Carolina Slock. S5? Slute or South Carolina Coupons (fundablc).A People's National Bank Stuck.117 00?IIS 00 First National Hunk Stock.110 004? nlon Bsnk Stock. 7 eu? Wreenvlllc and Columbia Itallroad State guaranteed Bunds. H? reenville and Columbia First Mort gage Bonds. 709 Northeastern KitUroad First Mort gage Bonds. 75$ Kenheastcru itallroad I'irsi Cunpuns (past doc). 00? Borltieaste.ru Railroad Slock(ciipltal) S 50? Northeastern Railroad Stock (pre ferred. 30 00? Northeastern Itallroad Ccrlillraic or Indebtedness. 60? Ckeraw and Darlington First Mort gage Bonds. 75? Charleston (Jas Company Stock. 22? sjharle.slou City Railway Stock (ex dividend. 52 00? (Rial-lesion Mining und Mat.ufnctur ingCompany's Phosphate Works ..? oharlrslnn and Savannah Railroad Hon.... ,*;,ut? p,mraeilcei. 02? Savannah and C.m,.0M<1I1 Railroad Stock. 2r)4i Oty er Savannah Bonds. iiy or Savannah Coupons (due pre vious lo June 1, lStifl). 97? City ol Savannah Coupons (due alter June. 1,18(16. 07? City ol Memphis Bonds (endorsed by M. k C. Railroad. 85? Memphis and Charleston It. It. Slock 11 SO? alempbbi and Charleston R. It. Bonds t.Stfl Memphis and Cha'lon It. R. coupons 034? Bxport? of (lie Week. POHRI'IK, LlVKtirooi.?Per British steamship I'ioncer?32 nags sea island cotton, 2224 bales upland cotton. I'OKT DK FHANCK (MAn)?Per brig A llriplsliaw? 360,700 feet pilch pine lumber, 10,000 laths. OOMHSTta Kkw Yoisk?Per steamship James Adger?:t8 ?ags sea Island cotton, 10M bales upland cotton, 30 bales domestics, 138 tierces rice, 00 packages sundries_Per steamship Ituuhaitau?<I6 bugs sea island cotton, toiio iiulcs upland cotton, 50 tierces rice, 82 bbls rosin. 20 bales domestics mid yarns, and sundries.Per steamship Minneton ka?12 bags sea island and 1077 bales upland cot ton, 73 tierces rice, s bales yam, and sundries. Atukns, N Y?Per sehr Jesse S Clark?130,000 feet lumber. I'm i.auk) rin ?.?Per steamship J W Kvcrinau? 209 bales cotton, 5S bales yarn, 120 tes rire, 2IK bbls rosin, 20 tes clay, 10 bales rags. 4 tes hams, S bbls terrapins and sundry packages.Per rig C V Williams?450 tons phosphate.... .Por sehr TT Tnsker?30O tons phosphate rock, 4u,000 feet timber. Bai.TIMOKR? Per steamship Maryland?177 tes rice, 2(0 hales cnllou, 44 hales domestics, 7 hales rugs, 0 bales leather and hides, 14 casks clay, 20 -packages nun, Ac. Wii.jiinutos, Dsi.?I'er sehr Carrie Meyer?100 tons phosphate, rock. Brunswick,Ga.?Per brig Susie 11 Stroub?Rail road iron. The ChaileAion Market. FOR Ton wkcx KNOIXU tiu'ltSliAV, OCT. 25, ISO!). Tun cuoi's anh KkCKiPTri.?The harvest weath er st III. exhibited remarkably favorable f?al a res for the period under review, ami Hie staple has been taken from the fields in good condition; lira qua!p.i of the receipts have been consequently excellent, tits supplies coming forward lu this market having never displayed a higher average. , The Intelligence from a large section of country report that the crop has be n mostly picked, usd gives reason to fear tb^t lite uliluinte result of the growth may not reach the figures that sum,' have anticipated. The supplies coining to the ports continue lo indicate goml receipts, and His amount arrived at the principal Southern sea ports, up to the Istcni fi?tes, were a-' follows: ISfifi. i?r.s. New Orleans, October 27.133,5611 131,244 Middle, 'October 27 . 47,400 33,011 Savonnait, October27.08,303 58,847 Cbarles;ou, October 27..'.i,r:o 23,341 Texas, October22.18,(117 It?,:t-^;t Tun Cotton M a hk kt.?'Iks operations in this staple luis exhibited innen steadiness during the -week, and prices have been sustained at must points. In the English miul.it quotations ruled during the week at lUd, receded lo il',(.?l2d, at New York til 'JO.v, and at tills port m 26c \?. n, for middlings; In the Southern ports the demand has be'it generally good, end p tucks, notwith standing the full receipts, nais not aecuniulsteil loony linporlant extent, showing the confidence of operators In the present i tosilioii of prices, Tito movements of Ike article ul Liverpool and New YprU have been as follows : On Friday, Oc tober Hi, ihe former dosed dull, nplands I2d,sales lO.oofi hates; in-; l.ttlor was heavy and louerai sW.Vc, wiles 28M bale.*, (m Saturday the former vrai) steady ni I2d, rnl?a oooo imles; ihe lutter was n shade en.1er at J -.-. sales I..00 butts. On Monday Hie former k.is unchanged, uplands 12d, sales 12,000holes; the latter iras tinner, closing quid at 20'.,( . sales 2825 baies, on Tin day the former was steady, uplands 12 !. stiles I2,0liil bales; the latter was aItholl! de-, med Change, uplands 2?!,e. Hales is'ni s.aies. on tvediK sdjy I in- former was aoraewlial active at llftaV-M, sales 12,000 Ii a lei; the hitter was llrm at 2C',e, saies 2200 bales. Yes terday the former was firm, uplands ll'ia'.'d. sales 12,000 hales; the taller ic.is quiet at 2il',e. Th? Stock Of the Staple ill sight at the latest dates was as follows: 1809. IRr.S. Stock in Liverpool. -1:11,000 4os,ir.>o A limit rrom India. I89.0U0 27"i,60il Ailoat from America. :ia,ooo is.oimi Stock In London. f.0,440 sj,77s AJlont for LODdoa. 140,000 139,000 Stock In Havre. 86,070 43,314 Afloat for Havre. 41,9*2 67.350 Stock In Bremen. 6,390 11,820 Afloat for Bremen..... 4,785 Stock In United States ports? 100,923 131,01? Stock fu the interior towns. 34,518 30,000 Total. 1,206,396 1 200,280 Deficiency in visible supply... 60,884 StocVc of cotton held by Manchester spinners at the mills, now 60,000 boles; same Unie 18??,130, 000 billes. Middling uplands now 11 JiiSl'Je"; Iben lid. The arrivuls at this port, for the week have been :;vi hags of sea Islands and Floridas, and 10,0X1 bales of uplands, against 449 bags or sea Islands and Floridas, and M>20 bales or uplands (lie werk before, and 234 bags or sea islands and Florida* and 5795 hales of upbindn for the same week last year. These supplies have csnie from tie follow ing Honrcr?, say: Of uplands, per .south Carolina Itallroad, 804a bales; per Norlheaslern Kailread IMS; Savunaah Itallroad 18; Georgetown, S. 0., 330; Ucauforl . ; Santec 77; Rtllnta 3; Florida I. or sea {Mauds: From Jamr.v Island 40; Christ Clio re h SI; Heaufort 33; Northeastern Kuilruatt ll;Ckls Ulia'M Mill 11; John's Island .1; St. Andrew's*: F?llslo 140; Savannah 'JO; Florida 88. The transactions und nrlccs prevailing iu this market for the week bare hccii as follows: On Friday, October 22d, the article was depress ed and prices '.w?c'*? lb lower; sales 3&0 bales; ordinary Io good ordinary being .noted ut 231)? 24 .'j: tow middling 24X; iniddling 2D, and strict middling 26,'<c y lb. On Saturday the market opeued wits, a fair in quiry, prices showing au easier tendency, bnt transactions closed somewhat active at steady rates; sales CM) bales; ordinary t? gooil ordinary being quoted at 23X0MX; low middling MXi middling 26, and strict middling MXO ? lb. On Monday there was a gosrt demand, stock light and prices Brss; sales 450 bales; quotations unaltered. On Tnesday Hie artiste wan stiir and In good demand; sales 80S bales; ordinary to goos ordi nary bel?g quoted at 23j;024ji; lew middling MX; middling 25, and slrisl middling t?X? ? lh. On Wednesday the nrticlc was In moderate dc mnnd at unobanged rates; sales 40* bales. Yesterday the market was quite irregular, and in some eases S?0XO lower, the receding price showing more decidedly in the lower qualities; the sales were about 600 bales, say: 9 at iv.i; 27 at 24; 37 at 24 ? ; 32 at MX; 114 at MX; 82 at 24.H ; 00 at MX! 102 at 25; 26 ai 2?Xi &3 at MX* Wp quote somewhat nominally, and it look a high grade to bring nnr qnolallons fsr middlings. i.ivkiipooi. classification. Ordinary to good ordinary.23X021'? Iaiw middling.MX0MK Middling.25 *fi? Strict middling.25)4(4? Ska InkAKtl COTTON.?This quality of the Shro ku* continued to arrive Ireely.and the receipts have been 387 bags of all kinds, against 440 the week before, and 234 for the same week last year. The Inquiry has been almost entirely coutlacil to the liner qualities of the article, which hare been in fair request, while the lower grades h?ve been neglected, mid if mild, generally were al ralos made to suit (lie purchaser. There lias been rather more movement in Florida descriptions, &ud among the transact ions, which amounted lo about 150 bags, were some no of lids kind. We nolc the following sales of Floridas: Say loat tse. 0 al SOC, 12 at Ode, 17 at Baa; of sea islands 17 al BOc. 2 at 05c, 10 at 70c, 12 al 75c, 4 at 80c, I at Sac We quote common si 48&/i65c, medium 55065c, me dium to Hue 660760, line MJ<3o.r.c, and upward 9 lb. RtCR.?With belter receipts, say shoal 20,000 bushels of Carolina rough ror the week, ibcoifer tugn or clean have been more liberal,and factors have had lo make some concessions to chert sales. We riete, sales nf near 1200 lierres of Caro lina clean for the week, amour which were 20 at 0 16-10e, 40 lit P.c, 3U ill. 7':,c. 05 at \\c, I49nl l.'jc, 70 at 7 9-IOc, 43 iii 7>?r, 273 st 7\'c, tlJai 'JSC, o5 at 7 I3-10C, 90 at 8c, 20 lit s'.r, f>\ at IXC, 27ats?,e, ^ lb. Yesterday the marki'l was ac tive, hut .'?fr?\,r. lower, with sales or about 400 tierces or clear Carolina. We quote common to fair clean Carolina til 7alX?i good 7 ?j07.V?:, com mon prime 7;?c "p III. KAY AI. STORKS.?The receipts have been moder ate, nniounling lo about I6011 barrels ror the week. The limited supplies coming forward have rallier restricted the business of purchasers, and Hie sales bave bec n only to a moderate extent. There were some operations in spirits at 43c y gal ^n. and lu rosin at $2 7.'C<*.4 V barrel for No. 1 to extra No. 1; Ss?**>j?o -p barrel for low No. 1 ; $1 R0(j?2 ft barrel ror !???. <tto uxii* n?. ?, nn,\ <| yf. barrel ror No. 3. Yesterday the following sales look place: 120 casks spirits lurpcitiiuc ni 4::e > gallon; tl3 barrels extra No. 1 rosin at $4; 20 bar rols No. 1 at $3 15; 03 barrels extra No. 2 at $2; UK) barrels No. 2 ut $1 SO. Crude turpentine may be quoted al $2 50 y barrel for virgin, 9J so roi yellow <llp, and $l on lor hard. Hat?Has been In light receipt, and no nan-ac tions of note have taken place. corn.?Tue arrivals have been ample, anouni ing lo some 16,<l00bm>hcls for tho week. We nute sales of Western mixed al SI 25 V bushel, weight, hugs Included, aid*Maryland yellow at ?I 25 y bushel, weight, bags Included. Jobbing lots ej prime white Maryland arc held al ft 35?1 40 ft bushel, weight, sacks included. Fi.ohr.?The market is fully supplied, and deal ers present a good assortment or nil qualities or this article. The market lias been easier, and we quote Northern and Western super at $fl 50 n barrel; extra at ffi 7&0$7 V barrel; ramily at $7 2. i-u$? ft barrel, und extra ramily at js :. >(.? . T> barrel. Senlhern qualities are in moderate slock and may be quoted at Jo 750$7 V barrel for uupor; $7 2507 76 ft barrel for extra, and $8? $10 y barrel for ramily to choice family grades. Racon?Is In moderate stock, and prices during the week hare been without important change. We quote prime shouldrrs al 17'inlKc; prime clear rib sides st 21X022; prime strips at 21 v<? 22; dry salted shoulders al lit, aud salted loay clear al luj-jc f* lh. Hittf.r and I.ARD.?There Is a fair >toek of prime Ooshcn. We quoi? good to prime al 4u<p> 4ic V lh. Western and other lower grades sell from 309.15c V Mi; country do. ui s.'.0:nic si lh, as in quulity. hard is in good supply and is held si 20021c. Salt.?The arrivals have been ample, and amount to about 11,000 sucks, direct from Liver pool. There have been no wholesale transactions reported. Jobbing lots may be quoted at (2(9 2 10 1\ sack. Iniua ISai?uino.?The market is well supplied wilh tills article, and we quote M026O fl yard. Hunden bagging, 44 Inches, l !.. lbs. for the yard, la held al 3001360. Sea island bugging, 46 inclus wide, 2 lh for the yard, is held at 45e. Korr.?The demand for rope is moderate, and prices are somewhat nominal at quotations. We quote hemp at ? cents lb; greeuleafat lOcenls; and pile al S'.rfftO cents V lb. IttON Handsano TlRS for cotton, of the most approved patterns, are otTered on Hie market at GX07X? lh, aud snlcs have taken place at these ligures. Tivrkr and Ia'mrrr.?Tho market for Ihliartl etc is dull. We quote limber lor milling purposes from $600. Shipping timber $I0?16; 4-496-4 flooring ni *i\p,\:, V m. Itrlgbi lumber, good mcrcluintable, from city mills, cut to size, from 120021 "t? m by Hie cargo. FriuiiutS.?To Liverpool, by steam, Xd ou up hinds, 1 ',?1 on sea islands: by sal), we quote ',d on uplands and \don sen islands. To Havre, r.,e on uplands, I ',e. on sea islands. Coast wise?to New York, by steam, Vc on uplands and le ou sra Is lands, $2 "|i tierce on rice; by nail, 5,'c. on cot ton; $l V tierce on rice; 40c V barrel on rosin; $8 'P M un lumber: $0010 'f) M on timber. To llos ton, to sail, 7?c V lb on upland coll on. To Provi dence, $8 ft M on boards, fia f* lb on cotton. To I'liiladelphiu, by steam, ?,c \\ it, on uplands: by sail, $001 V M on boards; $ ) on limber; $3 \k loll on clay, and $3 600-1 on phosphate*. To liai timor?, by strain, !4'0Mo V- ??; '?.v sail, $801 ? M on ImnnlK; $3 6004 t< ton on phosphate took. Vessels are In demand, by our merchants lo lake lumber freights from Georgetown, S. ('., Dariuu and Sutillu Hiver. Ca.. anil Jacksonville, Flu., to Snr.licrn ports, ami $11012 V M are rules on umber ami boards. KxttllAXUR?Sriiiii.iso tin.ls.?The rate yester day was irregular ill I3KX0138X for 60 day bills. iMMRftriO' MxctiANtif. ?TU? banks are purchas ing sight checks on New York at ',' discount; 6 days ?; discount; 10 days I per rent discount; 16 days IX off; 20 days 1 a ; 30 days 2 off. They aro pclling sight checks at par. Uoi.ii.?The brokers were yesterday buying al 30 and selling at 32. Passengers. Per steamer City l'oint, from I'alatka, vln Jack sonville, Fcriiundiua r od Savannah?Mrs Conner, Hr Duilose ami family, Miss K. linger, J I. Mo Kewn, J Gorbam, K V Williams, S il Trotter, and 21 on deck. ' Mai,- rt? by Tc I ? K r il f. t? . n.UKilIN markets. London, October 28 ? Noon. ? Consols 9.1 S'. Komis 82\. Sugar quiet. Common rosin Os 3d* es ?a. Afternoon.?Consols closed nl 93Xa03 v Houds KXassx. Evening.?Consols 92X* Hernia of 1862 82X. Livtiuooi., October 28?Noon.?Cotton in nr. uplands, U,'tul2d; Orleans, 12%'til2'?4; sales 12.000 bales; shipments from lloinbay to ibo lnlli 2*00 bales. Afternoon.?Cotton Urtunr; sales estimated at I4,ooo bales. Corn on the spot :t0s 3d; atloal 40s. Lard llrnicr. Kreiling.?Cotton lirm; middling nplanils 12d; Orleans 12?jd; sales 14,000 bales, of wblch 4000 bales was for speculation and export. I'arik, October 28.?The Honnw opened Arm. Rentes 7If 70s. livening.?The llourse bt firm. Kettles 7lf85c. The bullion in the Hank, of France has de creased 600,000 francs. II AT UK, October 28.?Cotton quiet both oo the spot and alloat. domestic markrts. Nnw York, October as.?Noon.?Stocks unset tled witb a downward tendency. Money Oat. Sterling, long 9; Hhorl OX- Hold 29. Cotton quiet at 20.'?c. Turpentine and rosin unchanged. Kreiling.?Cotton quiet and drooping; sales 2000 bales nt m;,c. Fkmr, niiperllne $6 30ar> 60; common to fuir uxtra $0 20a? 76. Wheat heavy; Not Michigan $1 42; winter red Western $1 4ua 1 43; Illinois ?i 32ai 33. Corn closed quiet at yes terday's prices. Mess pork tloscd at 31 26. I.ard qniet and steady. Whiskey $1 2lul 21X- lUce quiet; Carolina RXaOc. Hngnr fairly active; I'nrlo Rico l2Mal2%e; Muscovado ll)?ul2c; llav ana 12al'2Xc. Colfee steady. Molasses lino Naval stores ami frelghln <|idct. Covermueiiis closed heavy; '02's lOJi; Southerns heavy. Mo ney eusy at 6a7 per cent; discounts in pressing demand; prime paper passes slowly at 10a 12; names not strictly prime range as high as is Sterling KXu'J. Governments heavy under con tinual pressure to sell. Stocks firm. [iai.timohr, October 28.?Cotton, no sale Flour dull and quiet. Wheat steady at $1 36a I 46; Wintern <a 32al 36. Corn, new while (Oca $1; yellow voaK.'ic. Mesa pork dull. Hiicou qniet Lard ISulSJ.e. Whiskey tlnn at $1 21. Cincinnati, October 28.?Corn steady; new ooc; old 86OK70. Whiskey dull at $1 nul 11. Mess pork dull and nominal at (31. I.ard unchanged. Hulk meats and bncun nominal; slock nearly ex haunted. ST. Lotus. Octotier 2?.?Whiskey $1 16. Mess pork heavy at #:|0. Hueon dell; shoulders lO.'.p clear rib sides Hi;,c, Lard quiet; new ICXc old 19c. Louusvii.i.k, October 28.? Provisions firm. Mess pork $31, Hueon, shoulders 10X11170! clear sides lUVi'JOe. I.ard ISc. Whiskey ?l lu. Wiijiixutun. (iriober 28.?Spirits larncntlnc dull al 42X1% Rosin quiet; strained $1 66. Crude turpentine unchanged. Tur unchanged. Colton quiet al 241124 SC. ?UQUSTA, October 28.?Cotton active and prices II nil ; sab'k u:.2 bales; receipts 1146 bales; mid dling 2-iu24i;e. Savannah, October 28.?Cotton, receipts 2nr>t bales; exports 8659 bales; sales 309 bales; mid dling 34X0; market linn. Moiiii.K. October 2S.? Cotton, ill good demand and closed steady; sales 1600 bales; middling 2IXc; receipts OOft bales; exports 740 bides. Nt:w ORMCAXK, October 28.?Cotton dull ami drooping al 24Xn26c; sales 30<K> bales; receipts 11347 bales; exports lo llnvre 1601 bales. Sugar tirilier: centrifugal 12.S,al'<c. Molasses linn: primo new noa96c. Gold 2i?x. Sterling to. sight exchange on New York par lo ', discount. Kid .Vnrkrt. Tlie New York Journal of Commerce, of Wed nesday, October 20, says: The arrivals of new nre tiicrcusmg, mid ns the demand does not keep pace prices are heavy. Old sells slowly at abnul pre vious ligures. The sales are 80 tlorci-s new at S.'-a'Jc., ami 20 tierces old at KXc. Kangonn moves slowly: 6oo bugs in bond sold for ex purl on private terms. Wilmington Market. WILMINGTON, October 27.?Siiiiits Toai'RK TiNE.- saieH of 60 cuain ut 42XC, and 36 casks at -lac per gallon. ItiigtN.?Sales of 193 tibia al $2 for extra No. 2, and $3 50 for No. 1. cnriiK Trni-KNTiNK.?Sales of 31 bbls al $2 75 for virgin and yellow dip, and St oo for hard. Tau.?Sales of only 30 bbls al $2 per bid. COTTON.?31 bales were reported al 24a24'?a 24X0. Interior Cotton Market*. COt.UMHIA, October 27.?Sales ofcollon to-day 122 tuiles; middling 24c. MOKTCUMUIIY, Oclober 26.?The collon mar l;et is quiet bin htcudy al 23a2a,'?c for low mid dlings. WINNSHOKO', October 20.?169 bales of collon wise sold In ibis markel during tho i>am w??* ? 23;i24 ??:. H.ieoN, iictooer 26.?The cotton market to-day was very rcirnlur; ll opened and closed firm nl 2.1X0 Tor middlings, wltb considerable disposition among owners lo hold their colton fur better prices. SKLMA, October 25.?Yesterday there was a fair demand, but, the views of factors being above buyers, iiicrc was but llltlo (Ufering. The market closed nt 23a24Xc for low middling cotton. Sales about 125 bales. SIIMTKIt, October 27.?There have liecu aimui 220 bales ofcollon sold during the week, ending the 20th. The market ban been dull for a few days, but closed uctive to-day. Wo quote: Grdl naty 28o;gosd onllmiry 271X; low middling 23,v, middling 2.1 .'.j : strict middling 24 V. -COH'MUHUS, October 20.?ThO cotlon market opened yesterday with a moderate demand and closed quiet at 23XC A lino of middlings cnnld not he secured for Icsh than 23XC, though for a few bales 23i,c only would lie given. A good deal of the wagon cotton was purchased on the streets. The. receipts are the largest of any day of lliuuca sos. Sales 20* bales; receipt* 710 bales. 9 s -a : B mm ? -i O ? r. r* co s i o *> a -I n m ^* n n If 21 n rs S ci. 3 c ? - SSM <3 S- |8S c _ X S : o s -i c ? H : e>-? ! i i 'i -'. 3 o 5 I n X ? 2. - v ? S 3 *> B I 3 s I & - i M ? I m 3) I nj m 2 9 ! ? I ? i c Y- y t y Bs|>?rlM of It lee, IVuvavl Stores iihiI I.mu-I lin- i mum I lie Port of f'liurleston, I'roin | SeplruilK-r 1 I? Ortnlx r Ji8, ItHMI. i:xroKTBi> TO navai.I sToit'y > lloston. New York_ i'liilftilclphht.. Pal i un m c .... New Orleans,. Mobile. ITovld'ee.lt I. nth'r u H r'rts T'ai Coast w'se Hnreelomi. MaJ'a A M'ket. West Indies.. Halifax, N S.. StJotiu's, N II. London. Hrlslol, Kug.. Liverpool. Havre. Montevideo... Great Urltalu. Total Forslgn. NAV.U.I .-non. s. in l-'eel. nuts. I'eet. 4,trjo| 32,0001 4,:i'.>2i 70,000 2,1*71 1,27H,0I7 2..S0S'; l,7:!0,0o0 2,0301 13,000 2M 72,605 205 168,000 591 j 314,600 g Il.o 10 09,603 . 260,055j_ lO.OOsj 1,801,072 7,921. 3,103,788 40?!.i.I. 200,700 2,561 Grand Total) 12,572 330 1,828 40, 574,728 I. 209,709 2,010,841 3. KM 3,174 574,728 11,005! 3.678,486 Storks of Cotton In tlie Interior Towns not ineladed in tlte Receipts. TOWNS. Augusta 4i Humbarg.October IS Maixm, Ga.October 25 Columbus, Ga.Oetober 25 Montgomery, Ala_October 23 Seima. Ala.Oetober 28 Memphis, Tcnn..October 23 NashvlUe, Tcnn.October 23 Total. 4,104 8,653 4,267 7,148 2,925 7,192 339 34,618 4,720 7,605 6,361 7,222 10.647 '642 30,00? jf'hurlrKtoti ffhalcMl? Prlcr?. AiiTioi.'x. rwcK8. llAURINfl, 1* yi?,d? Dniidue. r.o o> 45 < ? t 1111 > CI till. 21 fci 26 Hai.k Roc, y n, Manilla. ?6 Western. an i2,'j JllU;. t ? K ruttku?Ooshcn. .1? <"? 44 County. 26 ?? 30 Cotton, y n,_ Ordinary to good ordinary_ 2SJ?? 24 ^ Lov middling. SM)i<a 24\ Middling tostrict middling... 26 <<v 2&M (toad middling. tu Sea Island. 60 ?> ?' > cofkkk, ?* ll? ? Kio. 20 << jr. I.uguayru. 28 #1 lava. 36 t* 40 Kehth.izkiik? Carolina Fertilizer, 7 20UO to*, ro f>0 ? Wando Fertilizer. hw h Doubl? Reined Foudrello. an oo Kites' rlmspliulc. r 19 <u Peruvian (iiiaiHi, ?p 2240 lbs...10.7-00 as Pacific Cuntio, V 2000 )1>s.OS oo A Phumlx (luaiiu. 65 os ? liauali'M Phosphate, v sooo n,s co on ?4 Rhodes' Phosphate, 4* 2000 lbs o:> on (i Rhodes' Standard Manure ($?;; Umn). 57 Rs s) Orcbillo tiuano (itu Uine). 35 0? *> I.nul PtaNlcr. 24 50 #< Maprs' R?per l'hua. V 2000 lbs. 05 ou WtHiiston's Phosphate of Mme os 00 a Wooiston'n Vcge'or, 72000 II>k B6 oo o C-oasdulc's Cell. Sup.Phos, net r.o 00 t> Rowers' I 'ompiete Manure, net tin 00 s> Surdy's PhoH. Peruvian, cash. 06 00 #> Sanly'h PacifieCuasra, cash... co 00 f? PalMpscv tiuano. es os ?s K. Frank Co\s Phosphate. ?6 00 O FlOVR, V bill? Hinter. in c MisTtbern and Wontern Kxtrs. g 75 9 7 00 lu il more Kxtra. & Soelhero?super. 7 00 ? 7 25 KM ta. 7 60 ?? 7 75 Knniily. s so m in tu (Irais, "p bushel? SI a 1 1 land Oats. t\ Western o.us. <.? Corn. 1 26 ?, 1 40 Hay, *,( ewt? Norm River. <S I : A lei m. |? bVUBKK, 7 M feet Clear White Pine, llrsl quality. 60 00 ft 55 SS Wime line, good ruu. as 00 c to 00 Yellow fine. 20 si 2-1 110 llsards, rnngh. 14 no tj? 15 uo Oruovcd anil longucd 2b 00 it 32 V0 Hoi.aksrs, 7 gallon ? Cuba. ss Muscovado. .. SI Sugar-house. to a> 1 so New Orleans. *> Ha va i. Htoiikh, y tibi? Tar. ft Ilten. t Rosin, pale. 4 50 dit Rosin, No. 1. 2 75 de 4 00 Itoslu, No. 2. I SO ?t 2 SO Rosin, No. a. 1 75 e? Spirits Turpentine, V gallon.. 4:? <.* Oakum, 7 It,. PS g> Nails?Anierie.au 4(?'joii.. 7 keg 5 50 et 7 eo I*owukh?Huiionl'h, P.K.P. g.... n 70 s* Dupont's, F.F. P. 5 so 40 llupolUV, IShlstillg. 4 -A sj provisions, H lb? llacsn, lliiins. a Sides. 2l,U<s> 22 .Shoulders. 17;*;4* IS Strips. 2l>?? 22 Lard, In keg. 91 a 21 Hut 1er. 30 <: 45 Cheese. 15 $ 30 Potators, Irish, %\ ubi. 2 ht (? 3 00 Sweet. S 5S ? 4 00 'Onions. I 00 S 6 50 Apples. 6 00 O ?eu Rggs. o 32 Poultry?Chickens, ft do/._ 3 os 9 4 at Fowls, 7 do/. 6 00 fit c 00 Kick, v lb?Carolina. 7 N 7; Hast India. ft Salt, V sack? Liverpool, coarse 2 os rt 2 10 Liverpool, line. ? Hid a it, V II,?Itaw. t? Porto Kico. 9 Muscovado. ^ IlKRSWiX?7 |b. OR u 40 II i nxa. (lrccn?ft lb. os a Dry. 18 OS CtlRRTNt ts? V bUShel. ( i'll u Non:.?We havn deducted from New Orleans 11,387 bales Upholds, from Mi.lnle_bales, from Savannah CIO bags sea Island and _ bales up laud, and from Charleston 4-.-J bags sea Island and 02bales upland-the quantities received at those poris from Mobile, Florida, Texas ami Savannah. Receipts liy Knilroail, Orlobrr UM, sot-Til CAKOI.IN? liAii.uojn. IMS bales cotton. <n bales domestics, iso bhu flour, 200 bags flour, i ll bbls naval stores. To Railroad Agent. J 11 Pringle, Pclzcr, Koilgcrs a CO, CO Witte, Wal um A Hill, j n Alken * co. <1 II Waller A co. Heeder A Havis. Frost A Adger. Mowrv A co, Oracser A Hmllh. A J Salinas. J 11 R Sloan, H.I Wlss A co, (i W Williams i. co, Thurs ton A Holmes, W W Smith. W il Williams A Son, W K Ryan. It Mure *. co, Sleahouse A co, Cap! Ilanion, W R Smith A- co, ami others. NOHTIIRASTKUN RAILROAD. 112 balescntion, bags cotton seed, kegs spikes, tndso, Ac. To Reeder A Darts, T M Hristoii A co, F W Kmunut'l, itavcnel A co, Halliard A Minuit, W 0 Heu A co, Craescr A Smith, (I W Williams & CO, McDuwnll. K Hates A eo, Mowrv A co, Frost A Adger, J 1) Alken A co, F.Ionian, A P Ford, W K Ryan, W (lurney. Lopez A L, llrodle A co, Cntd wcll A Son, Shackclford A Kelly, and A J Salinas. SAVANNAH ANn CHARLESTON RAILROAO. Cotton, rice and mdse. To Frlpp A May, J R Pringle A Son, W P bowling A co, W C Ree A co, H Klaue A co, W ? Courtney, 11 Blschoff A co. and Allen. CompnradTt ThVx ports ofCotton anil Klcn front tl>< Port of Cliarlrntnn, from S?n? te tuber 1 to October ?8, INGO. BXrOMTKO TO Liverpool... Other l'.r. I'.h is Tot" (i. Ill itnln IIa vi e.! oilier Kr. Forlsl Toiui France..I s. of Kuropc Tui*i K. Kumpel s. of Rnro|H*.. \V. i mill's, ?t e, Total F. Ports.. Boston. Ithmle island New Vork... Philadelphia. Halt. A NrTolk Olli. U.S. Ports! Ilp'il. 180S- V.l. Up'd. 402I 2KIMI ii. SHIS BMW Tofl tree Poris 412 OramlToinl.l 4-j.i 40771 uk t 322! 181451 II lo ....I (Mil! IN ?| 41*291 2CH 331 2442:; tun 3311 tMUH I7'.?:i Import h. l.lVRttrooi.?Per llrltisli ship Uukp of Welling, tan?7000 sucks salt, and io tous pig iron, to Uav miel A co. BaportNi Nkw Vohk?Per steamship Hcorgla?707 ha?es upland sol ton, rt4 bags sea island cotton. :io tes rice. tA n I s / ; .v ! ; ip.s*. fj It A Ith ICHTON, OCTO REU 2ii. ARRIVED YESTERDAY, liritish ship lltikc of Wellington, Allen, Liver pool?4M days. Salt and pig Iron. To Havcncl ft co. Sehr Myrovcr, llrown, New York?7."? hours. Milse. To W Itoarh A co. Railroad Agents. J ! : Adacr A co, Adams, llamou A co, J O Aikeu A co, II IliHClliMT a CO, w M llird A co, llolliiiuiin Uro?, I' w lilts*, II llrown, C liari a- co. ii llulwlnkle a i-o, Cameron. Barkley A ci?, K 11 l?owperlhwull, I, Lydien a co, Macduil ruhen, u i.'obln A co, .1 <: ii ?Haussen. J Cui.'.pseo A co, T M L*ntcr, W ii Chufee A- co, M ?"oben, \V Sl'or.ila A co, Howie ,v Molne, H A Duc, j ii liuval A- Son. V Knlcluiann, J Cor ham.cii Prancke, t'ondrlch, Wlncuiait A co, (J Cravcley, Hart Ann, Iloliucs ,t l'aider, i llyuiau A co, CS Hacker, j llnrkamp .V co, .lell'ords A- co, Juhiistou, news A c<i, Jennings, Thiiiiihnson A co, Knohidoch A Small. h K latte k co, R II Kel lers, c Kerrison, j ii Avurill, Kllmtk, Wlckuiihcrg A co, Kinsman A llowell. M Lahrs, h l.opc/. A Son. Il Mllenlhal A co. (i II I,Billstedt, t: Locke, S I! Marshall, Mills House, Midler. KilllltX A co, J S llsteiidonr. Maninil? A co, Il O'Neill, Palmetto Pio neer Cooperative Association, Paul A co. I'el/.er, Rodgers A co, J s A K Plotsou, .i a Quackenbiisb. ItaVt'llCl A Holmes. ? Ring. W P llnssell A co, W Shepherd A CO, T HtonllONKQ A co, I) II Silcox, h Sclgling, K IlSloddard A co, PTecklenberg, P von Santcn, A Tobias' sons, w i. Webb, .1 h Wurh loaim. Werner A H?cker, J N M Wohilllinnn, I' II Whiting, P Walsh, Walket, Kvnns A Hogswell, c w Williams A co, Wagoner A. Monsees, i) Yules. West a Jones, Paul, Welch A llrauiles, s 1., ami j W lluir. Sehr I. Warren. Kahcfttntl, Uoinhabcc. SO.'*! bushels rough rice. To W C lice A co. Sehr Ann S In as, from Weal Point Mill. 03 tierces rice. To Prosl A Adger. Steamer City Point, McMillan, Palatka. via Jacksonville, Fernaiidinu and Savannah. loi hales cotton, Ac To J I) Aikeu a co, o ii Ingru ham .v Son, Eraser A inn. i: M Law too A co, Willis A Chlsolm. Roper A Stoney, KirkpHlrlCk A Witte, Cohen, llauckel A co, Pitickney Ums, L i: It, w llryccA co, Walker, Evans A Cogswell, w I! Williams.?. Sou, Dr W II SlmnYr, C l> CnrrA c?, Johnston, Crew* A CO, Reeder a Davis. Wardlaw A Curow, Hopkins, Mephersou .1 co. I'ely.er, Rod ger* A co, Chisoliu lira*, and c M llurlburL Unat Iroiii Christ Church. 2bags sea Inland . ton. To Roper A- Stoney. boat from John's island. 2 hags sea Island cotton. To ItopcrA Money, Received from Chlsolm's Mill? 2 bags sea island Cotton. ToChisnlm Urns. CLF.A ItKD Y ESTE tt DA Y. Steamship Ucorgln, cittler, New York?Havcncl A co. SAILED YESTERDAY. Steamship Ccorgiu. Cutler, New York. Sehr Althen, Smith, Philadelphia. Sehr A llnley, Haley, Wilmington. N C. Sehr D V Streaker, Van Colder, Wilmington, V C. FROM THIS POUT. Steamship Maninil Ian, Wood hull, New York, October 20. Sehr Conscrvalive, Kcmplou, New York, Octo ber 20. SAILED FOR THIS PORT. Ilritlsh bnrk Mary Kellnm. Imiter, from Yar mouth, is b, OviwHsi zi. HY TKLKUItAPtl. Savannah. October Ss.?Arrived, bark Annie Wilson, licmcruru; brig l.izaie Wyman, Ceorge lown, DC cleared, steamship Men liantes. New York; ships Alexandria and Crescent City, Liver pool; kehr Euuuu 1) Finuey, Mulau/us. MEMORANDA. The steamer Starlight, from i'nriinnd, Me, for Charleston, sailed from I'rovineeiown at 0 A M, on the z&th. List of Shipping IN TUE TOUT or CIIAKI.UHTOM, OCTOBKK 28. Vessels nuder 100 tons, and steamers coasting wiihln the State, excepted. STEAMSHIPS. Darien (Ilr), 1172 tons, Pclers, al Roy ce A co's wharf, rroni Liverpool, discharging?It Mure k. co. Champion, 1418 tons, Lockwnod, at Adger's wharf, for New York, loudlug?James Adger A co. Prometheus,581 ions, Cray, ui Atlantic wharf, for Philadelphia, loading?Jno ,v Theo Cutty. Falcon, (172 tons. Horsey, Ml Union Wharf, for Bal timore, loading?Courtcnay ,v Trcnholm. SHIPS. Elim Southard, 048 tons, Morse, al Atlantic wharf, loadidg for Liverpool?Willis A cliis olm. Duke of Wellington (Ilr), 724 Ions. Allen, at Vatt derhorsi's wharf, from Liverpool, discharg ing?Kavcnol A co. KARKS. Annie Kimhull, 7112 tons, S'itisnn, nl Central wharf, for Uverpool, loading?Si reel HriM A Co. John llrlght (Ilr), uo.'itons, McMulleii. at Accommo dalhm w harf, lor Liverpool, loading?Itlslcy k Creighlon. Jiiveata (Nor), :uro tons, Wright, al lioy?*c.V co's wharf, for Uverpool, loading?j m Freds her?. Cornucopia (l>r), uio tons. Curler, at Marshall's wharf, lor a Co it in ureui Britain, loading It .Mure k CO, Dulkeilh (III ), MS tuns, Lang? ill, m Korr** wharf, for Liverpool, loading?It .Mon- A co. A U Wyman, ? ton*, Wyman, ai Atlantic wharf, for Liverpool, hauling?W Ii Smith A co. Jerome Junes, (Ilr,) ?21 Ions. Curby. ai Atlantic wharf, for Ltveri.I, londiug -w UoticbA co. Iris, (Ilr,)? ions, Sullork, a> Marshall'* wharf, for u Port in .cr?a: ilriiain, loading? It Mure c v Williams,?ions, Thompson, In Iho Stream, for Philadelphia, ready VV Itoach .V co. Laily Perle (Ilr), 3M Ions, Patterson, at Palmetto wharf, from Salt Elver, Jam, waiting?J A Huslow A co. Mary M Francis, 432 ions, Francis, at Adger's wharf, for Havre, loading? W Roach A co. Monica, 143 tuns, McCobb, in Ashley Hiver, fora Northern Port, loading- J A Kladow A co. Susie J Stroui, ion tons, Hntninoud, at Palmetto wharf, for Brunswick, to he repaired?J A KlMlltW A CO. Smiuirock, 1021011*. Hay, at llrown a co's wiian'. Tor Mverpaol. Iiuiltillg? VV Itoil'cll X co. Mary F, Ihllia, 2IU tons, It'NelH. a, l.uioo wharl, from Philadelphia, ill eluirgiug?II V I taker A CO. Il c llrook*. 1*12 tons. Ilrlggs, nt llo.veo's whan', for St Mary's, i.a. Wit King?1 A Ell'dow ? ci>. SCIIODNKHS. Thomas Miscomiulns, no ion?, Wjiitt, at licit ncit's wharf, repairing- .1 A En*low A co. Petrel, 100 tons. ShniikH, ai Palmetto wharf, from llalllmorc. to lie repaired- J A KltslOW tt co. n N Hawkins, nut) ions, Wyall, ul Morlhenstcrn Railroad wharf, for New York, loading?W llntictr A co. Cart le Holme*. :;tj tons, uoinu -, at Union wharf, from New York,discharging- Rlslvy X Creigh lon. Miirv E Femerlck, -ji7 ions. Darsey, at Kerr"* wharf, froiu Ihtltimore, dischurging?J A Kita low A co. ( Icergel 1 a I ,attrcuce. two tons, Rolilasnn, a t Adger'if wharf, from New York, discharging?Win Itoach k co. rimed llrolhers, 00 inns, El/ey. at Atlantic wharf, frost llaltliiinre, discharging?Willis A chis olnt. NW Smith, 295 ions, Tuoker. ill Adger's wharf, from New York, discharging? W Roach k co. Sarah Culletl, 27-1 ions, in Ashley River, front Wood's Hole, discharging? Ma*ter. I, g CWIshnrt, ? tons. Ma?m. ul FairchlbPs whf, from New York, wailing?V* Itoilch k. eo. Ada Ames, I'.i-i tons, Adams, ut I uioii wharf, from New York, discharging?W Itoach k co. John A Gruna, : ..>'. tons, Foster, at Central wharf. from Pldladclphla, discharging?Il F liaker A co. W II Thomas, 2721011s, Marshall, nt Central wharf, ror Philadelphia, waiting?H F linker k co. Ida Kirdsnll, nr.s tons, llirdsitll, at Vcnnliig's wharf, from New York, dlsctiarglng?W Roach A co. J A Parson, 270 tons, Stevens, nt Palmetto wharf, from Philadelphia, discharging- C W Selg ulous. Henrietta, 120 tons, l.cavut, at Accommsdatlou wharf, from Haltltnore, discharging?Rlsley A Creighlon. Myrovcr, 418 tons, Drown, at Adger's wharf, from New York, discharging?W Roash A co. . V ;( w Shipping. A nt KI), turku to four u?n IIRKD KALKS COTTON TO IHM PLKTK C'AIUIO. KOR I. IV KR P OUI. III KG CT. The new Kriiish llnrk JEROME JONKS. n> croshy muster, wants ihc niiuve lu com-j5i& piet? engagements. Apply tu wa-JVa WILLIAM KOACII a m, "?^OR LI V kr POOL. The Uno American hark A. R. tVTMAN. jji Cn|rtnlu Wymun, Saving Ihu grenier |Hir*SBE( Unnof her cargo engaged, will be dispatched i?r Ute above port. Kur freight ol' about r,on Hutes of rollnu, apply to W. It. SJIITII a co.. Napu i 's Hange. wantko. Four gangs of LAIIOKKKS on hoard tho nlwvr llark to nltira rut Ion. Appiv to a. II.WYMAN, Master. Atlant lo Wharf. nrl?ti jpi O Ii II A V R K I) i It K (; T. The splendid Now AI American ?'lipper J&? ItrlK MARY M. PKANCIS, Krauels niasler.?C??? (eapaetly KWH hau?,) lutvlnil iwollurdK of her Carito engaged, will load with quick despatch. Ker balance room, tipply lo (Mllt iiivrl WILLIAM KOACII A CO. TT1 ? K I- I V K Ii V o 0 Ii. The line llrilisli l'.ark IIAI.KKITII, \M*K.^?b? win Master, is now ready t receive rreigtii5-i-=". for the above port, ami lias a portion of her cargo engaged ami going on board. For Kreighl ?iigageiuents apply lo ROUT. MURK k CO.. OCMM Rojcc's Wharf. "?71 O R Ii I V K K V O 0 I- . Mhison Master, 2uoo liatCM rapacity, has*.., cntiHlderahle cargo engaged and now going nu board, and win he dispatched fur the above port. Kor Freight engagement*, apply to ttct'JI STREET UROTIIKKH A CO. 1< ,1 ? h n K w y () Ii k. rkuclail link kvkrt thursday, passai; k ?20. The Steamship MINNKTONKA, Cap-^f?&flfk, Han Carpenter, will leave Vnii(k-r-2?>l*y?l hurst's WliuiT on Tiiitishav, -41it Sovciubrr, IHBt?, at ? o'eloek. tHiiuu It A VKSKIj k co.. Agents. yi o r n K W y o Ii k . The side-wheel si eamaliip CHAMPION, it. w. Lock wood Commander, win i?v_ ilispalehed tor the above purl ?in HATCnOAV, ilie uotli Instant, at 2 o'clock P. M. precisely. Kor Freight or Passage apply lo OC127 4 JAM KS A HC lilt A CO.. Agents. m t o 1J 0 s T (> n . We are prepared lo give Through^trFS^9%. Hills ol Lading Mr Cotton. i? lul*tMH^MU<&> via Keml-Monthly l.iuc itoston and savannah Steamships, and Simmers DICTATOR, CITY POINT and PILOT HOY. ut liberal rales. Kirsl Slimmer leaves Savannah on the iflHIi instant. et i is J. D. AIKKN V co. IKAVliLLLRS PASSING through T C1IARLKSTON KN ROUTE TO FLORIDA AND AIKKN, And other places, should lay in lhcir^n,t?P? supplies of UiurciM, champagnes, Ciir-^v^jJ^eAj dials. Itraudles, Whiskies Wines, t'annnl KoUpH ami Meals, Amcricau and Kuglish Miscalls. De villed Ham. Tongue, Lobster, Durliam Smoking Tobacco and Imported Sugars. WM. S. CORWIN A CO., No. STA King Klrcct, opposite Hasel, Charleston, S. C. Itrnneb of No. MOO Broadway, corner 2ulh street, New York. sepfJS tii.ios pTvCIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMP Y'S TiiKOuan i.isic to california, china and japan. CHANCK OP SAILING DAYS. Steamers of the above line leave Pier^rf?SRIv No. 42, North River, foot of Canal street, New York, til 12 o'clock noon, of the Ist, Ulli and 21st of every month (except when these dates full on Sunday, then the Saturduy preceding.) Departure of 1st and 21st connect ut Panama with Hieioncrs for Mouth PaclMoand Central Amer ican purls. Tlic.se oT 1st louch al Man/auillo. Doparlurc of Ulli of euch monlli connects with the new htcn.ni line from Pauutua to Australia and New Zealand. Steamship CHINA leaves Son Francisco for China und Japan October 4. 180?. No California strainers louch at Havana, but go direct from New Yol k lo Aspmwall. Due hundred pounds baggage free lo each adult. Medicine ;md attendance iree. Kor Passage Tickets or further Information ap ply al the COMPANY'S TICK LT OKKICK, on the wharf, foot of Canul-strecl, North River, New York. F. R. HARY', Agent, marches lyr 710k wright'S hluff and intl'K MKDIATK LANDINGS ON TUB SAN TEE RIVER. 1 The Slcamer MARION, Captain ? ^rT**???. Alexander Robertson, is now recclv- jggOSssBC big Freight at Accommndutiou Waan, aua will leave on SatuhiiaY Nkiut, thctiuib iu.uuut. Kreighl must be prepaid. Kor engagements, appiv ut TDK OKKICK OF TUR AGENCY, oePAS .1 Accommodation Wharf. p ? R FLORIDA, VIA SAVANNAH, FERNANDINA AND JACK SONVILLE. On antl nfter iho 2Tu] of October . <irrj,!jt the steamer CITY poin t, captain . ^'V-Vitr^i.' HeorgO K. .McMillan, "ill sail from "l.'harlcslou every Satiihoay Kvrn 1 Nil. ill 8 o'clock. Returning, tho ClTY I'OIN twill leave Savannah every TllltlWOAV Mouninc. at o'clock, connect ing With Centra. Railroad at Savannah lor Mobile and New Orl?ans, ami unii Hie Klorlda Itailroad at Pornaudina Tor Cedar Key-:, at whirl* point Hteatncnt conuerl with Kitw Orteaas, Mobile, Pen saeola, Key West and Havana. Through Rills nf Isidlii't given rorco'.lon per Sa vatuiah line of sltitmhrH io.l>ositm. Through Hills of Lading givru for goods 10 Mo bile, Pciisacola and Nc? lliieans. J. d. A IK ICS .'. < ).. Agenis, ocll? S? u Mlaullc Wbai f. savannah Vl.\ IlKAUKOUT. The Hist steamer ' PILOi' HOY,*' . -?"^w Captain Kenn Peel;, will Iwtve MIL. At;.^4^ tile Atlantic VYIiari for above |ioinlS rverj Tin it* day MuKXiN.i, ai h o'clock, uiiid further not in*. Returning, will leave Savannah Saituoay MiiltNINlI, ai 7 o'clock. onto .1. d. ah; i:s' i <'o. POR iik.vufort via KOCK villk. KDISTO and CHI.'i'OLM'S landing. lite fast sicanirr "PILOT ikiy." .. rar^,r*> Cnptaln Fcim Peek, will leave Mid- J'St-jsfeep^ die Athiniic YVharl for iilmve poinis evcrj IU?m?iay MoiiNiMti, at KuV.lovk, until further milice. Relurniug. will Irnvo Hcauforl every Ti rsaw MmiNiNd a 0 o'clock, und l.disio 2 o'clock l'. il: nein J. d. AIKKN a CO., Ageiils: t ii a n (j k 0 f h c ii k d u l k . i'IA SAVANX \ll. FERNANDINA AND JACKSON VILLE. The Elegant :11:1t Flr*t-olass .. -[17*^^ Strainer DICTATOR, f'aplnlli W. ?. . . ' .V McNclty, will sail from C'hai'lc.sloM every l"i i> 11Av KvK.vtNd, at s o'eioek, for ihcaliovc points. Relurniug, the Kl?auier will leavu Kavniiuuh t"!ciiav MOIININtI, al .1 o'clock Conneciin:/ with Iho I'eulriil Itailroad at Savan nah for Mobile and New Orleans, sad with Hie Florida Railroad nt Kcrnimdiua forCeilfir Keys, at which point simmers connect mil h New Or leans, Mobile, Pcuviicohl, Key Wiwl and Havana. Through Hills i.adiuK Higiicd lo New Orleans ami .Mobile. All freight payable on IhC wit.irf. floods not removed ai sunset will .bo stored al risk and expanse of owners. J. D. AIKKN A co.. A gen s. ncll South Allnatin Yi'lutrf. J_J- 0 L M K S ?t AI A C B K T 11 , Ne. 3d R R O A D STREET, Charleston, s. c, BROKER, AUCTIONEER, RUAI, KSI'.'TE amo GENERA L COMMISSION ACENTS. Will attend to Renting ami Collecting of Rruts and purchase and sale of Stocks, bonds, Gold, Silver and Real Estate. also, To the Purchase of Goods and Supplies for par tics m the conniry upon reasonable terms. GEOJtot: l. UOLAixa.axjuakmcu Mac asm. ja.ui lyr OFFICIA t.. I.IST OF LETTERS remaining in the PostoiHco ni Charleston, for ihu week ending October IMI'j, ami primed ofllcially in Tu? IIAII.V KKWH, tut the nownpnpor having the largest circulation in the city of Ulinrhxitin. tiv Persons calling lor letters Advertised, KhuuM slate that th<y ur". Advertised." ?it OMVe Ik.nr. Ip.m m ,\ M. <> ? I*. M. On Hitiiilitjs, from f> to?i I*. M. STANLEY <:. TU?HT. Postmanler. ?VOM VS I.IST. Ii GaillMUl, MM il'ivor, Mrs M Mary ll'oags, Mm IN Ulovur, Mrs ii.i I niuiu Powell, Mrs Js imuun I l'ai pis, Miss s lient, Mrs K |ltluks, Mr* Julia lloyul, Missi.cn i AiIhuik'. Miss AilaiUS, Mo I Alken, Mis An nit Allen, Mrs Mu-IGrcnii, Ml ria Ills?, Mis m A klein, Miss 11 lay es, Mrs Kale Hay.Pin, Mrs Anderson. Miss) Thomas N Moll, Miss M V I Anderson, Miss [Holling*. Mis C Itoi Miss I'.ru K c llvions, Mrs mi-i ma Ayles, Mrs Jane sauner |Kohcrts, MissM It?uman, Miss Jonluu, Mrs K iHiun. Mrs Ann Hurtle J.irurcls.MrsMA It'iau, MIkh l.v Ihinkn, Misse Jar vis, Mis Kd-I tiiiiiht Ihtruwcll, Mrs die [Sanders, Miss II Jones, Caroline | Pniltllo llell. Mrs Maria Joui s, Mrs Jes-(Simons, Miss c III..lie, Miss sie C ItluCkHiek, Miss Jenkins, Miss M Smith, Miss SC M JolllMMMI, Mrs I.ISeott, Mihh Sa I'.onnell. Mrs Johnson, Mrs | rah Marllia I Klleil Ht'lltllin, Mrs 0 llrummng, Mis Krm-UV Miss A A .1 j M J lllnlen, Miss I. iKune, Mis-Ji.se llug liiiiue Itrugilen, Mrs IvLclls. Mrs I. A A |l.ee, Mlssi:ii/.:, It tlnll, Miss II l.awre.: aui|iliell. Mrs Al H C a Seriron, Miss M Wry mou r, Mrs tv W Slieu, Mrs b-a hul UiSHiKires, Mrs M K ISlUglCtOll, M Ms M (Lawrence. Mis Caniindy, Mrs j Ada iSmalt wnnd.MMM M N .Lines. Mrs M M SA an nail y, Mrs (Marshall, Miss ISnul.alos, Mrs S M " ! M I. I A Chiusslin, Urs J,.Miller, Miss II Slrocman, Mrs F Mehrleus, .Mellaj I, A Clarke, Mrs A I Met/. Slansijcrrv, Mis F iMiddlelon, Mis W Corcoran, Miss Millie, Mis (Taylor. Mrs .1 [, I. A [Mller, Andrew Cgcc, Mrs Jane Coukc, Mrs K Mllchell, Mr Collins, Mrs K Monuss. Mis Cracker, Mrs s I Anna A Mornn, Mrs K T Cross, Sarah M ,Munay, Mrs II Croval, Mrs Il S Miuphv, Mrs I* V IMcAllcn. Miss Crowley, Mrs M I Mary A iM.Carils, Miss Dii'inou, Mrs 111 Saille A [llcKi-nry, Mrs Douglas, Mrs M Isa S Min ni.U, Mrs l'iis'.eiUy. Mrs S Ann it INcunnn, Miss Edward*. Mrs I.1 Llxzlo Enrnrht, Mrs [?Hiver, Mrs Eli/AI Fin Mrs P Fowler. Miss Virginia . Mary Perry, Mr ll'inckney, I Lena A| Yunlia.leln, 'Jrs M \Vat?oii, Mrs P T Wallace, Mrs ! Aon .Walls. Miss t: R jWclls, MrsAnua I Wish. Mrs It V IWiihiugton, I MissC {Wilkinson, Mrs I M W Wright, Mrs M iMilliers, Mrs J j Williams, Miss K 11, Wilson, Mrs B Miss! II [Wales. Nannie IIKN'K LIST. H 1 Alirabams, itluillurd, Angus- Murmy, w p Adolphus tusT {Midler, Martin Adams, J M Khliiua, J M Mcl'lnnd, Allen Alston, Henry [Gerard, Mou- iMeCulium, Jan Alslmt, M sieur I H Ansel, F cirard, Joseph iMcCrady, Arthur, Win icivcus. .1 A I James His-iiest, Au- Icoldschinhll, iNouuan, Time gust Annul I thy Beurens, Lewis.cregi.tie. Fer.li-,0"llcrn, Pafk Herker, Murliu numl loldeiihuttel, Js ! MSranvltlc, Mor-| liunn Bergman, Ja- i roll jlVNeill, J J coli t.'rav, (ieorgo Plank, John II ICrac.eu. A II ltlitckmorc.Hcu- Mover. .1 T ry ! Harvey, Win lliuirke, Ceo jilawkius, Ii H llrny, Waller llngatl, James Brawls, o w Hanlon. John Parker, John I Pa t ry, Peter Il'eurce, Wia I'm sel, IVn y mu n, John <jniitri, Oliver A lltand, Win U Brown, c (Sail-jllailiuway, KWiltavenol, Philip inaker) [Henderson, Wm.lted.licks, Joe Crown, K Hey ward. J lllielv, John II ItUllWltlkel, I) Hill, Daniel HHimle A Urs Curncii. Jas Hill, Lewis lltlcdliugcr, Js CUWanna, Itlogau. Hennis I ilium Charles llltigarth, llcnrylllnbluson, Gates Caiiailey. Win .Horner. .Inuns .Itjon, M H Calvltt, Johlt I) illorrcs, Henry js?hders, John O cassweii, Itcv Aillowuiil. ttco a [Sahlman, ller Carr. a II illtintt, Wm L I mint chase. Knhdrt lllllunier, Jas W Hcouicraager, b. triinton, ij n iHughes, 'i'hom-i s Chirksiin. CvITIl] a< [Schrnder, Otto Clark. .1 II Hughes, I P Srihin, M Ciiinslock, llar-llinaclict, Mou- Iscull, Wm ry I sieur Scabrook, John. Coliklin, Henry Hutchinson, G C Kdwurd Scel, Louis Cochrnnc, .las Hullen, V Seherger, Aa Coleman, James Kowe?t, T u gust coal, .1 p Joyner, J w Sharfcr. PredHc CinIcm, Henry [Johnson, H K Sliaw, HenJ K Couueriilus, H Juhnsi.n. Heu Miaiv, 11 J iKendrick, .n.lm sinn u, w sea Hncosta.Cliarlesl k itn.ok HanlXliW, Oeo Key. H H Suhl, l'eter Burlington, T JiKlnguiun, w it'strus/., Kihe Davis, Jus iKuck, H Davis, Itiibnrt Wll?ufurc, John 1 luiii.n, KdinundlLltisclirurk, l Dickey, An. u ru h Honker A Hll- ll.lltle, W T bran Dm-, J Sullivan, Pal* j rlck iRuiumer, wu ISuinnions, Ccorge Loyd. Jno Teal, K Ligou, David r iTIlOUipsoa, Itdliioilds, RolMbOttOII, S J i l'rllice cri M j Lyons, TJ Tnrre, Wm Kilwanla, Satu-I.Ma. Intlie, l.cin-Tucker, B uel I mrl C [Walker, J S Kvers, T P C [Mitni'gor.JosephlWarren, it's l aiodcio, J il May, Henry 1 Washington, Paulkner, Law-,Meyer, John T ? Wm ronce Molloy, Tims plWeingea, Joh: Ferguson, Hen-(Morrison, Hol?- IWcston. Wm ry ! eri |Welhernont, Filer, Frank Morrison. It T Pinn, Patrick Morris, Will l'lelhcr, Joseph Munis, W Ii Kray, SautM Morgan, Btl Frairttr, Hetirj ward Levy Wieriiinann, E jWIlliams, Ud 1 ward lwi.rton.jame* w ** ?A" Persons depositing letters in the PoSloAlM Will please place {lie ill amp near the upper right huntl comer of the cuvcio|H?, and tiie.v will also please to reineinlier thai wilhnnl Ibu stamp a let ter i-uunol lie mailed, hut wili he sent tu Hie Dead Letter Olllce. hepatic ?itlcvo. PANKHIN'S HEPATIC BITTERS, THEY CURE DYSPEPSIA, AND ALL niSK.Ulia Of THE STOMACH AUD LIVER. tuet Alt! kki-?.m Mi:-.ln:l) dv tdk -fcvt BDICAL FA CULT "V. HEGKM?N Sc. CO., AOKSTS, JVKtV TOItK, Manufactured by C. F. P?MNIN, CUSinST AND ArCTCECAS7, CHAULESTON, P.O. j)&-Fot' Salo hg llrttftgM? ICvcryti'here.HM fohl.", mwflyr STAIR RODS, CSCNUC, FSE CILT, A Porcolnln, 71(.i r,A 'i Qnraflif, winl mi, r.i-.T DROP FIXTURE, uioi-n 111. AO irKtlKM. Iht Criglul aad ealy Scliatlo F?tuo sods, it can ho applied to auv Etait Hod, cither jlpimd or Pint, and t revente its slrpplng Vom its place. Ast^for I lie rittst Ere? Fixtuo, notn ?r aix *. Carpet Dealers, AND OUT NO ?Tim, un, BSAC3 AITS ZTMO' STAin FTiA TBS, For notels, Restaurants and i'ublic Buildlnga MANUPACmiRkD BY w\T. 4 J. MERSEREAU, 62 Duane St.. W.Y, augistlmos gHAMPOOlNG AND iT?lircijTTDj?^ LADIHS AKI> CHILDREN Attended at tbclr residences promptly and at reaasaatilc rates. Send erdera to I W. B. MARSHALL, Barber, aftriin No, 3i Broad strest, (np stairs.)