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At Luvt. Onze deep within minc eyes, and let tho toucli Of my -wi flugerH wuudcr o'er my brow. M) "pint fulls, no longer fcvcr-f d; Auu look, iii Ihcso pule hands, how loose meir clutch , Of t hc fair world I Vet once their hold was nm Of the lircgobtot aile* with wine HO red. Tho ruby drops upon tho ground were shed, And drcgH remained that could not glnddon much. Bo lull my boort to slumber,-let mc hear Sweet accents from those lips. 'Twas kind In thee Ta heed my summons; but death seemed anear; 1 yearned ror thee with restless ngony. What I tears f Thou lovest incl Then death ls dear; For Joy new-born doth grasp eternity. i'll l sas IN 8UMTJ 11. Temper ot* tito People and Aspect of tlic Town-Tho KlYvct of Improved Iiu plemcntM and Methods of Culture Dawn nf a Brighter Future. |I'1I0>: Ol'lt OWN CORRESPONDENT.] SI'MTEII, S. C., October 28. Our people, though cast down, nvu nul en tirely (U'spouilcnt. A kind of strong failli, reaching into Ino unseen futuro, sustains them. Tltey have grappled willi dilllciiltlcs willi Hie dctermlnn'.loti lo overcome- Utera. Thc plant ers have loamed a grout deni from experience an to tho best course to pursue with thc pre sent amount und kind of labor in the country. Tho Increased nllonllon paid to tho scluiillllc principle* of agriculture, io tho manner of cul rivaling, und lb thc usu of improved Imple ments, hms already boon rewarded willi en couraging results. An agricultural und me chanical society was organized some dun. ugo, and is now lu ti nourishing condition. Tho merchants ol' Sumter gonoruny have displayed great energy in currying on I heir business, und good tasto in lilting up their stores und in thc selection of their slocks. There ls ll rivalry among lliein lo accommo date and please" I heir customers, and to give perfect satisfaction lu their bargains. Tho re sult ls thal Initi Hows In from every direction and Iront very distant points. Tho old town seems to huvo entered upon tx now lifo of ac tivity and prosperity. Ono who hus been ab sent for only a few years would not recognize tho place. There nrc evidences of Improve ment, both public and pr valo, visible every where. In fact, our quondam dull and sobcr mlndod Blunter might bo licensed of putting on elly airs. E. A. SO CIA L JtOMWiUELJL* Metropolitan Fashionable Society AgliUKt-Tlic Great Loni Hubert Lc Roy Ainsley a Common Blackleg-How DrT Made thc Man-A Fashionable Belle tho "Victim of a Confidence No bleman. ?t A good deni of sensation was made In fash, lonnblc society In New York recently, by Hie marriage of (so-cnllcd) Lord Hubert Le Roy S. Ainsley, ol'England, to Miss Marlin, daughter of a weall hy resident of Staion iBlnnd. Close on thc heels of thc nuptials come tho following revelations published in I lie New York Sun : Thc short and mysterious career Of thc indi vidual calling himself Lord Hubert Le Roy Ks Ainsley has considerably agitated our up-towu fashionables, and since his sudden mid unex pected departure many inquiries have been made regarding lils position, pedigree, tille and means. These Inquiries, lt In cv .dent, should have becu made when his "Lordship'' first appeared In metropolitan society, and before he was received so eagcrlj and entertained so sumptuously an he was by many of our best families. His advent and exodus nave, however, taught them a lessan from which they ought to profit, and have once more proved thc shallowness of what is culled "our Lest society." HIS DEBUT AT NEWPORT. We first made tho acquaintance of "Lord" Ainsley In July lust at Newport, whore he was at that time quite prominent, but strange to say, was registered on thc hotel books as simply "Mr. H. Lc Roy, London. England." He dressed ex ceedingly "nobby," drove a splendid turnout, poid hrs hotel bills houostly, danced, lllrted, and enjoyed hlmscir generally among tuc fair sex, and was regarded by matchmaking mnmuion to be tho most eligible mau it had ever been their good fortune to meet. UIS WELCOME IN NEW YORK SOCIETY. . From thc Springs became to New York, and at once commenced to entertain lu such an nnusunl style of elegance and liberality as lo excite thc attention or rashlonablc society and make him self uultc ram ons. in a little while the sensa tion nc evidently desired to make wan created, and lie was ror a month thc great social Hon or this city, lie was deluged with Invitations to dine, and his society was courted on all occa sions. Possessing a Une education, and being evidently familiar with good society. Lord Ains ley soon mada a good and strong impression upon his friends, who lol lowed him from pillarlo post. No one slopped to ask who lie w 8, what was his position and standing. Oh, no I he had money and was a lord, and that was enough for New York Indies. Soon thc news or his engage ment was whispered lu social circles, and his friend, Captalu Oliver, or Thirty-third street, thought it wu-; necessary that a Hejeuncr should be given to thc happy man, in order to announce thc fact to the public. Thc arrnir duly came mr, and a full account or lt was published. nE CAPTURES A NEW YORK BBMA Wlillo nt Newport ho chanced to fall In willi thc c-eautlful Miss Martin, of -Staten Island, willi 'Tu m lie at once fell desperately In love. Strange to sny, his love appeared to bc returned; but tue mother or tho young lady evidently looked with distrust upon thc modern Romeo, .ind did {\\\ in her power to brenk up thc sudden "UucUoicht, and prevent thc meetings or ih lovers. Tho ef forts of Mrs. Martin were, unfortunately, not suc cessful, and when Mr. ll. Lc Roy left Newport he wan congratulated upon securing such a charm ing flauetc as Miss Martin. Subsequent to lids, at one ot the hops al Union Hull, Saratoga, wc wcrosV.own "Lord Ainsley," whom wc nt once rccognizednsMr.il. Lc Roy. For two days he made himself conspicuous at thc different hotels, spen! a great deal jr money,and Invariably paid his bills, which, considering tho facts now known, ls remarkable. HIM TRIP TO CANADA TO VISIT PRINCE Alu ni l:. Soon alter this entertainment, Lord Ainsley suddenly u ri for Canuda, and lt was given out that he hud gone lo visit bis "old fiieud, Prince Arthur." Wc luivc since ascertained thal tho Prince emil cly repudiates thc lord, and professes Ignorance of having ever seen him, bul thinks ho has heard of Ainsley in London. Undoubtedly ho has: for tito latter lu lf>G7 was conspicuous oil all public occasions, and frequently figured In sonto rather disreputable affairs. Upon thc return of Lord Ainsley ti mn his "Jolly Canadian trip," a second ticjvuHer was given at Captain Oliver's residence, Lord Ainsley this time olTlclntiiig as host. Thc extensiveness aud elegance or Hie en tertainment formed ft new topic, or conversation In society, mid tho high-sounding name or thc liberal host was ou everybody's tongue. INQUIRIES Allot T HIM AND THEIR RESULT. Meanwhile thc mother or tile flu net had hastily dispatched to London an int mate friend tn as certain all ho could or Ainsley, his family, repu tation, and to seek for a con Urination or thc elab orate tales he hud told of his house ut thc West End, coach and four, servants and position. Tho friend arrived safely lu Loudon, and ttl once started upon his errand. Tlic result can bc told in a few words, AN EX-VAI.RT AND A 0 A ll III.Kl!. It was learned, on tho best mid most trust wor thy authority, that thc lord was no lord nt all; that he was a gambler, a frequenter or low places, mid. In a word, un adventurer; He ls not known nt nil lu London fashionable circles, mid lriiocver wan, ls now unrecognized. His mother, who died a few years ugo, was ti second-rate not ress in a Rollin theatre, and his rather nt present is en gaged In Hu: livery stable business In the lowest purl or tho City or London. Ainsley's righi name ls Radford, and asa valet, lo a wealthy French gentleman hi Paris, acquired his education-an education which hui so assisted him in palming himself upon the lo t credulous American people. lOSYKOlENCES Ol' TIM IiLsCOVKP.Y. Upon gaining this intelligence, which she hail anticipated, Mrs. Martin ul once forbade Ainsley ever entering her house again, and annulled the engagement between him and her daughter. Tho scene ls described ns having boen very stormy, during which Ibo discarded Romeo exhibited the utmost coolness. Ainsley contrived, however, to moot Hie young lady at various limes and places, who hud not cea cd to love Illili notwith standing tho astonishing disclosures that hud come lo light, stamping him ns un impostor, and thc wedding day wiisdcchlcd upon. ' It was agreed thal the marriage should be clan destine. Cards wore Issued and all thc prep na tions made mid npon Miss Martin expressing lier dctm-minailon to wed "her dear Hubert" In spite of every (mug and everybody, tho foolish ghi was discarded by her mother ami rolollons, with the exception of nn hunt, nt whose house up-tuwn the man hmo was solemnized. Tho wedding oc curred, and was followed by an English wedding breakfast, of which tdl tho assembled company pnrtook. Several respectable New Yorkors were present nt tho ceremony, who at that Hmo did not know tho character of their host-Dick Rad ford. Little remains tobo sahl, and wc refrain from all remarks and common!*. It was an tinforlu - nato artair, and has brought sorrow and disgrace upon an estimable aod highly respectable, family. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Radford aro now In phila delphia, and will probably never return to New York society. LATEST COMMERCIAL NEWS. The Charleston Cotton, IUce and Naval Stores Market. OFFICK CHARLESTON NEWS, ) MONDAY KVENINO. KoTetni '* . ,00,'. > COTTON, TRIS staple was in gool request, but considerable lrregGlnrlly lu prices prevailed, and while middlings of a good grade were generally sold at 26c, lu consequence of an abseucc of demand for strict middling qunlllles buyers were enabled to some extent to purchase cotton that was better than middlings at the price of thc lat ter, and qualities that approached middlings were sold at MXQMJiC V lb. Thc sales were about 650 bales, viz.: 20 at 23 Jj; at 23* ; 14 ot SI; io al 24'. ; o nt 24,'j ; 173 at 24 jj; 20 at 24 ; 82 atSIX; io at '.ujj; 205 at 25; 22 at ' 6\. We quote: LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION. Ordinary to good ordinary.23jj<!5)24>j bow in ii i ii ii ii ..ii',n^i Middling and strict middling_25 - IticE.-Thc inquiry was moderate and prices ranier weaker. Sales 133 tierces of clean Caroli na, suy 18 tierces nt 7c; 20do. at 7J ; 45 do. at 7','; 50 do. at 7.'.,'c it lb. We quote comuiou lo fair clean Carolina nt GH V,i; good ",'40 f> lb. NAVAL STORKS.-There was a steady demand with Hie following sales: 111 bois spirits turp n, tine at 42'.;c; 250 bbls extra No. 2 rosin at $2; 100 bbls No. 3 do. at $175. FBKIOUTS_The suppl) of freight room to most points is for thc moment sufllcieut for the de mand. To Liverpool, by steam, engagements nrc making at J d V lb on uplands amt lAfdon sen islands; by sail, J-fd on uplands amt 'jd on sea Is luuds. To Havre, by steam, nominal; by sail, Vic "p lb on uplands and l&c on sen islands. Coastwise, to New York, by steam, J c H tb on u]ilamls and lc 011 sea islands; by sall, >jc 'P lb on uplands. To Uostoa, by steam, nomlnnl; by snll, fie V lb on uplands. To Philadelphia, by steam, V lb ou uplands; by sall, somewhat nomlnnl. To*Baltimore, by steam, jj@?jo fi lb on uplands; by sall, somewhat nominal. Markets by I'clegi-aph. FORKION MARKETS. LONDON, November 1.-No reports on account or holiday. LIVERPOOL, November l.-Noon.-Cotton open ed linn; uplands 12al2.' d; Orleans I2.i.,'nl2.'id; sales l5,noo bales. Ped Western wheat OB 2da osad. UrcadstuITs quiet. Lard Hat und un changed. Evening.-Colton closed firm; uplands 12J d; Orleans 12'jd; sales 15,000 bales; export mid spe culation twoo bales. Corn 30s. LOM KS ric MARKETS. NEW YORK, November I.-Noon.-Stocks weak and unsettled. Money 0a7. Sterling, long, U; j short, 9}i. Cold as j.j. Cotton quiet at 20> c. Tur pentine quiet nt 40a47c. Rosin moderately active; good strained $2 22Jj. Evening.-Cotton a shade firmer, closing quiet at 2Uj4c. Flour unchanged. Wheat shade Uniter. Corn opened heavy and closed a shade firmer und moro netive. Pork heavy, closing at 30. Lard unchanged. Whiskey heavy nt $1 lil 21. Klee Steady; Carolina SaOc. Sugar steady. Coffee firm. Molasses dull. Turpentine 46jjn47 cents. Rosin !*2 20ns. Freights steady. Uoverinnenls closed ..envy; C2'sll5V; Southerns dull. Money became suddenly ucl ive towards ibo close and rates advanced to Ca"; discounts dull nt louis. Sterling dull au toa. Cold duli nt 2Sj. u2S",'. Slocks excited amt unsettled. BALTIMORE, November l_Cotton quiet; low middling 25j.je. Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat firm; red $1 ;;i;.ii 43. Corn dull; white sin 110. Pork $33. Bacon quiet. Lard iSalSJjc. Whiskey very dull; receipts Increasing; $1 ITU 118. CINCINNATI, November I.-Whiskey dull nt $1 io; demand light. Pork dull al $31; new held al $30 50, buyers oil'. New lard ISLjc. Stock of ba con exhausted. Corn In lah demand; new MaOOc; old 83aS5c. LOUISVILLE, November I. - Provisions finn. Mess pork $31. Shoulders 1GJjc; clear sides 20j,'o. Whiskey fl 10. WII.UINUTON, November 1_Spirits- turpentine nothing done. Rosin steady, %\ 65n4 60. Crude turpentine steady. Tar steady. Cotton quiet at 24}ja24>ic. SAVANNAH, November 1_Receipts 3651 huies; sales 1200 bales; middling 24J.jc; inarki t active. AtraosTA, November 1.-Colton market firm; sales 003 bales; receipts 748 bales; middling 24c. .Monti.e, November L-Cotton In good demand. Stock offering good; closed firm; sales 1000 bales; ' middling 24a24Ji els. Receipts 3330; exports IGO bales. NEW ORLEANS, November 1.-Cotton active, middlings 25c; sales onoo bales; receipts 0063; ex ports Saturday,* coastwise, 1581 bales. Sugar quiet; cC.ntrirngal 12J c, prime 13J C. Molasses quiet; ccntrirufal 05a*6c, primo S0a8Ac, choice &!>n 9.0c. Hold 28J . fircrllng 30J . Sight par. aston & Co.' Cotton Kcport, for thc Week ending October 0,1800. NEW YORK, October . 0.-THE MARKET.-In our last report thc market, closed T^eak al 20jsjc ror middling uplands. Saturday, there no special change in Hie tone or the market. Sale 1288 nt20Uc Monday, there was a limier reel-I lng, and the market closed at 20j..jc Tor middling and 20c Tor low middling. Sales 2405. Tucsdn" the oircrlng stock was light and the mnvVut I m M ft 2"*C- wednesday, thc n HL -..erl g checked business. ^L. ,wcrc -- ay. Sales 2911. Thursday, the market continued steady, with light offerings. .-airs 2-J.-.7. Yesterday the market was dull and CMlOr. Sales isos nt 20c. liming the week prices herc close Jje lower on middlings, mid In Liverpool the quotation has not varied from I2d lo PJAfd for upluuds and Or leans. Thc stock lu New York continues very small, and most or thc cotton arriving has already boen sold. There ls a strong effort ticing mnde lo depress prices by benr sales, and hy reports or largely Incrensed supplies lor thc coming year, and wc lind that wc arc almost alono lu tho opinion I hut present prices arc not dangerous. Wc believe that this crop ls being over estimated, and that there will not bc a large Increase in thc Hombay supply. Wc think ideo Hint, owlug to the great decrease tn thc production or goods in Eng land roi- thc past ten months (equal to thc product ornoo.ooo bah s,) Hint thc stocks cannot bc large, and that n period or Increased spinning and or belter prices ts approaching. Wc, therefore, do not hesitate'to say lo our friends, buy now, and foi hiv.- thc market down ir ll should decline. Upl'tl k Pin. Mobile. N. O. Texas. Ordinary. r ft24j4' @24> @24 @ > ' ?flood ordinary. ml&H SSSM tsttfi 26 how midd lim;. @25" fr;'JU frVJt;'.; @2fljj Middling. fr,--l fr,'-!':'., @26>j @'MH Sales or thc week, 13,252 bales-Including 5139" to spinners, 1013 lo speculators, ami 0200 to ex porters. Cross receipts at this port roi* the week, 18,025 bales. Since Isl September, 127.0G1 bales. 1800. 1808. Slock In Liverpool. 428,000 445,300 Ailoui from india. -134,000 178,000 Afloat from Amellen. 40,000 20,000 Slock In London. 60,0G0 82,570 Allant ror Loudon.... 140,000 103,000 Slock in liavro>. 71,020 50,420 Afloat ror Havre. 42,370 C3.1C5 Slock in Hremen. -1,241 10,444 Ailoal for Bremen. 1,900 Slock In rnltcd States porta..'.. 108,768 164,530 Stock In the Interior towns. a4,50S 37,020 Tr.lnl. 1,131,657 1,101,420 Heficlcne.y In visible supply... 20,763 Slock or cotton hehl by Manchester spinners at the mills, now 70,000 bales; same time 1868, 146, oon bales. Middling orleans now 12,'jd; then lilith New York II Ire Market. NEW YORK, October 29-(From thc Journal or Commerce.]-Tile market lins been quite unsettled to-day. The urrlval.'i huvo been large and thc de mand being small Hie holders were nnxious to rrall/.c. loo tierces new crop Carolina sold nt bJjaHe, und 45 tierces obi crop at 7>jc. Rangoon ls dull and prices arc lu the buyer's favor. We (piole lois In bond nt 2Jin3jjc, gold, and lots, duty paid, al 7 J jo currency. Receipts by Railroad, November 1. KOl'TH CAROLINA 1IAILIIOAD. 2313 bales cotton, 03 bales mdse, 168 bids flour, 40 bbls naval stores, 0 curs lumber, Ac. To Court ney A Trenhnlm, ll (I Wilkins A co, clubes A co, Pelzer, Rodgers * eo, (I ll Walter A co, Frost A Adgcr, O W Williams A co, and Railroad Agent. KO IITI1V ASTE RN 1IAILROAU. 195 huies cotton, 20 bushels renell rice, mdse, .tc. To J V Barden, L Llpmnn, F W Emanuel, T HAW He wees, stenhouse A co. 8 I) Stoney, Pel zer, Rodgers A co, Herdts A co, Howard A Bro, Frost A Adgcr, Reeder * Davis, fj W Williams A co. Havened A co. W K Byan, Claghorn, Herring A co, Kendall A Rockery, J K Pringle, Halliard A .Minuit, L Cohen A co, Hraescr A Smith, Caldwell A- Son, Rrodlc A co, J K Adgor A co, Mowry A co, Kirkpatrick A Witte, W 0 Boo A co, Mrs A A Wil son, Thurston A Holmes, ll Parsons, J Welters, Walter A co, and Railroad Agent. Passengers Per steamer Fannie, trout Georgetown, Ac Hon B il Wilson, J c Brown, F II Johnston, U ll Ward, ll Sampson. W Kelley, B A .Sparkman, L Michnlowskl, J D l-.ason, S D Howland, J L Prin gle, J B Alston, J II Dotycns, J II Vernon, Mrs M li Lance. Mrs F S Parker and servant, and 0 on deck. VOLUME VII.-NUMBER 1141. CHARLESTON, fe. C., FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 20, MX DOLLARS A YEAR _ gripping._ J" O K LIVERPOOL. CHARLESTON AND LlVERrUUL STEAMSHIP LINE. Thc Al Iron Screw Steamship DARL^r-rfejc-j*. KN, 1172 toni-, Jamen Fetors Ma^ior.^jyiS b having a large portion of herenrgo engagea, will load with dispatch for tho above purl.. Cotton and produce for ult point H on thc Conti ncnt of Europe received, mid Through Hills Dud ing shined at Charleston. Insurance by this lino o steamers threc ipiar lera per cent. For Freight engagements, apply lo KOllKItT M CHE A CO., nova boyce's Wharf. F OR NE W Y O R K. Tlic steamship CHARLESTON, James Herry, Commander, will bo dispatched_ for tho atiovc port on TUESDAY, tho "Jd Instant, at 4 o'clock P. M. For Freight or Passage apply to novl a JAMES A Ht ER A co. Aacnts JjlOR PHILADELPHIA AND BOSTON. INSCRANCB ONE-HALF TER CENT. Thc steamship J. W BVERMAN, Cnpl._-f-jRS k J. N. Hinckley, will leave North *.*-.* ^iMffiB tlc Wharf on TnunsDAY, 'th November, al - o 'clock. For rrvlght engagements apply to JOHN ft THEO. GETTY, oct SO_Norni AHanllc. Wharf. Y O R N E W YORK. REGULAR LINE EVERY THURSDAY. P A S S A 0 R $20. Thc Steamship MINNETUNKA. Cap-^-J~,^ v Han Carpenter, will leave Vauder-_^ULM horst's Wharf on TIIUHSDAY, -Jib November, issy, nt - o'clock. ort 23_ It AVENEL A CO., Agents. S TEA M T O ROSTO N We arc prepared to give Throughffif s. lillis o Lading for Colton, tn lloaton, jS_JfflQ_ig via Seinl-Monthly Line Huston und Savuillinll Steamships, and Steamers DICTATOR, CITY POINT and PILOT HOY. al liberal rales. First Steamer leaves Savannah on ihc'Joih Instant. oell8_J. H. AIKEN A CO._ rjpRAVELLERS PASSING THROUGH CHARLESTON EN ROUTE TO FLORIDA AND AIKEN, -And other places, should lay In their ,ftr,Z *^ supplies of Ciareis, Champagnes, Cor-i i': ij dials. Brandies, Whiskies Wines, Canned .soups amt Meals, American and English biscuits, De villed Ham, Tongue, Isibstcr, Durham Smoking Tobacco and lmpurled Scgurs. WM. S. CORWIN A CO., No. 275 King street, opposite Hasel, Charleston, s. C. Branch or No. ooo Broadway, corner acth street, New York. Reptas amos JpACIFIO MAIL STEAMSHIP COMITS THROUGH UNE TO CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND- J AP AN. CHANGE OF SAILING DAYS. Steamers or thc atiovc linc lenve Vier ^rfcpgp. No. 42, Nortli River, root ot Canal rttr0CttSBJ_*_K New York, at 12o'clock noon, of, i he 1st, nth mid 21st or every month (except when these lutes rall on Sunday, then iho saturday preceding.) Departure of ist and aist connect at Panama with steamers for South Pacific and Central Amer ican ports. Those of 1st touch nt Miin/.anlllo. Departure or nth of each month couuccls with the new steam Hue fi om Panania to Australia und New Zealand. steamship CHINA leaves San Francisco for China nnd Japan October 4,1800. No California steamers touch at Havana, bat go direct from New York to Aspluwnll. Uno hundred pounds baggage free to each adult. Medicine and attendance tree. For Passage Tickets or ronlier Information ap ply at tho COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on thc wharf, foot of Can il-street. North Bl vcr, Kew York. F. R. BABY, Agent. mnrchia lyr rp O W A G E . The Steamer SAMSON having _ been recently put lu thorough or- ^ der. In now ready to tow vatisels to ano from sea, and thc phosphate works on thc Ashloy and Coop er Rivers. For engagements, npply on hoard, to Captain W. F. ADAIR, or at thc otllce of thc Agency, East Bay, opposite Accommodation Wharf. novl imo ipOR FLORIDA, VIA SAVANNAH, FERNANDINA AND JACK SONVILLE. On and aRcr the 23d or October _ f " thc steamer CITY POINT, Captain * EZ i2 George E. McMillan, will sall from CliarTesion every SATUHDAY EVENING, at 8 o'clock. Returning, tho CITY POINT will leave Savannah every THURSDAY MORNING, at O o'clock, :onncct lng 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, l'eu sac la, Key West and Havana. Through Bills of Lndlng given for cotton per Sa vannah line of steamers to Boston. Through Bills or Lading niven for goods to Mo bile, Pensacola and New Orleans. J. D. AIKEN A CO., Agents, oem_ Smith Atlantic Wharf. jpOR SAVANNAH VIA BEAUFORT. Tho fast steamer "PILOT BOY'," " ,.n,-r* h. Captain Fenn Peck, will leave, ?Miii.Jg- Qa die Atlantic Wharf for r.'novo points every TnUK8 1JAY MowtlNfl, io a o'clock, until further notice. Returning, will leave Savannah SATURDAY MonNiNO, nt 7 o'clock. nctO J. D. AIKEN ic CO. JpOft BEAUFORT VIA ROCKVILLE. ED1STO AND CIIISOLM'S LANDING. ino I uni M cain ci ii LUI DUI," ., - Captain Fenn Peck, will leave Mld-JanC die AHanllc Wharf for above points every MONDAY MOHN INO, at 8 o'clock, until further notice. Returning, will Icnvo Benn fort every' TUESDAY MOUSING at 0 o'clock, and Ed Isl o 2 o'clock P. M. oct J. D. AIKEN A CO.. Agents. C HANGE -OF SCHEDULE FOR PALATKA FLORIDA. VIA SAVANNAH, FERNANDINA AND JACKSON VILLE Tho Elegant and First-class.. . -rf*-0^ Steamer DICTATOR, Captain W. T. _r_- *K _i McNclty, will sall from Charleston every TuES OAY Kv KN INO, at 8 o'clock, for thc above points. Returning, thc Steamer will leave Savannah SUNDAY MOHNINO, nt 0 o'clock Connecting willi tho Central Railroad ot Savan nah ror Mobile aud Now Orleans, and with the Flori.ia Railroad at Fernandina for Cedar Keys, at which point steamers connect with New Or leans, Mobile, Pensacola, Key West and Havana. Through Hills hading signed to New Orleans and Mobile. All freight payable on tho wharf. Goods not removed nt sunset will be stored at risk and expense or owners. J. D. AIKEN A CO., Agents, oct4 South Atlantic Wharf. JJ R . RI O H AU ' S GOLDEN REMEDIES. Ask for no other, tako no other, and you will save time, health and money. $1000 reward for nny case of disease in any stage which they fall to cure. Dr. RICH Ab' S GULDEN BALSAM No. 1 cares Ulcers, TUcoratfcd Koro Throat and Mouth, Sore Eyes, Cutaneous or Skin Eruptions, Copper Col ored Blotches, Soreness of tho Scalp, Scrofula, Ac; ls tho greatest Renovator, Alterative and Blood Purifier known, removes alt diseases from thc system, and leaves thc blood pure and hoalthy. Dr. RICHAU'S GULDEN BALSAM No. 2 cures Mcrcnrlol Affections, Rheumatism In all Its .forms, whothcr from mercury or oilier causes; gives Immediate relief In all CMOS. No dieting necessary. I have thousands of Certificates proving tho miraculous euros drooled by these remedies. Price of clthor No.-.l or No. -, $5 per bottle, or two bottles for to. Dr. RICHAU'S GULDEN ANT1D0TB, a Rafe, speedy, pleasant and radical cure for all Urinary Dorangcments, accompanied with full directions. Price fa per bottle. Dr. RICHAU'S GGLDKN ELIXIR D'AMOUR, radical cure for Nervous or General Debility, m old or yonng, Imparting enorgy with wonderful effect. Price $s por bottle, or iwo bottles for to. On receipt of price theso Remedies will bo ship ped to any place. Prompt attention paid to ntl correspondents. None genuino without the name of "Dr. RICHAU'S GULDEN REMEDIES, D. li. RICHARDS, Solo Proprietor," blown In glass of bottles. < . Address )>. B. RICHARDS, No. Of. Yarlck streot. New York. Uffioe boura from 0 A. M. to 0 P. M. Circulars sent,_ July lyr FLAMINGS WORM CONFECTIONS, (BAUTON1NH.) They are purely vegetable, safe and sure. The best la so. Fer sale by Dr. H. BARR, No. HU Meeting streot, oct* Wholesale Agent. 0r)ipuing. BOSTON AND CHARLESTON LINK PACKETS. FOR BOSTON. Tilt- Al Brig JOSIE A. DEVERBAUX, hav- rhj ni.'u larne portion of lier cargo cngagedSHK ami ready, will receive cot I on and Other freight to HU ni , at lirown A Co.'a Wharves. For Freight engagements, apply to aova MUSKS OOLDgjBlTII A SONS. ANTED 400 DALES TO COMPLETE " CAROO. FOR HAVRE DIRECT The Hplcmlld New Al Brig MARY M.^ h FUANC1S, Francia Master, having largeSMJi portion cargo on board, wants four li und roil bales ot lill np. WILLIAM ROACH & CO. nova a Jp O lt LIV E R 1* 00 L . Tho linc British Hark DALKEITH, Lang will. Master, hus a considerable portion of3 In i' carno engaged and tining on board. For Freight engagements apply to ROUT. MURK k CO., _nova_noyce's Wharf. -pOIt FREIGHT OR CHARTER. The A Na I Clipper UarkMART K ILLAM, iji W. lintier Master. Appiv to JSIIN k TH KO. OETTYj nova 1 North Atlanllc Wharf. W A N T E D, A SHH' or HARK fur Liverpool. Apply to WILLISA Cl IISOLM, ' nova a Ni.rih Atlantic WhariT rp O S A I L 0 N T U G S D A V FOR NEW YORK-MERCHANTS' LINE The Regular Packet Schooner ll. N. HAW- ht, KINS. Wyall. Masler, having all her heavy W& freight on bonni, wants iso lo SOO bales Cotton, and light freight to lill np. und leave ns above. oct 30 WILLIAM ROACH A CO. 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Received a large lot of flue PENNSYLVANIA WR A PT E R S. And linc old CONNECTICUT FILLING. For sale cheap, in lots lo stilt purchasers, by J. MADSEN, Tobacconist, No. 314 King street, comer Society, oct M 4* /TAN FACTURED AND SMOKING TOBACCO. G. FOLLIN,: TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS' AGENT, f No. 161 East Bay. A general assortment of Manufactured and Smoking Tobacco, of all grades and styles, from diable manufacturers In Virginia and North feroliaa, and offered at thc lowost market prices. ?eptM -3 HOlll ll IK c. rTC~CTR JV~OR XT E D IITSTT" IAPITAL.f 350,000. IASU ASSETS.$450,000. J. F. B07.KMAN. President. D. F. WILCOX, Secretary. Continues to furnish perfect security against Oss or damage by lire on all kinds of Insurable iropcrly nt adofpiatc rntc9. Agents can bc found at every prominent point n thc Southern Slates, to whom applications for nsurance may bc made. Apply to DUTSON LEE, Agent, No. 2 BROAD STREET, octld tullamos CHAHI.ESTOX, S. C. ittiorcllrtncons. STAIR RODS, BB0NZ , nss OIL?, DROP FIVTURE, will.ll ll. HO IWUIMi j-^^j. EiUrtlo rbrtaro mido. JIB?5M Carpet Dealers, WBI^ANI) BUY NO OTHER. . STAIR. PT /V'JL'JESSI, Tor Rotels, Restaurants and Public Buildings, MANUFACTURED UY ti'. T. At J. MERSF.REAU, 62 Duane St., HX nugl3 3moa _. .. BOSADALIS. . .J$TX ill ri f BOSADALIS. Sold by GOODRICH, WI NEMAN A CO., Direct importers of European Drags and cr-.em als, Charleston, s. c. mays stothiy