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Xm !<! Btory, with ? New Moral.
BV JCIJA WARD UOW?.
Petroleum Cinderella dances with n pretty fellow.
atm! her |iumnklmt mm to cnrrlwgcm her ruts
to horseti Hue : . , , ,
Tale strikes grimly on the dial, with .1 sound of
no denial, , ,
And her salins cense to rustle, and her dln
iuond? cease to shine.
Forlh Into the chilly dnrkness, in her solitude aud
and slurkucss
Goes the bloom of dissipation, with no lovely
fruit behind:
Tf itb no strength condensed In meekness, with no
holy nature weakness,
tVlth no thorn of resolution, wllh no after
growl h of mlutl.
Baok to vermin shrink tier horses, ou her pale
anil KitOHtty courses.
Runs replace her recent splendors, unailniired
her beauty wanes:
She bemoans the mocking fairy who uplifted her
unwary
Through a paltry prize of pleasures, 10 a mul
llluilc of pains.
KAfOLROK'S 11EALT11,
State Influence of the KmprcBS.
The Parin correspondent ol the London
News, writing on the 12th nit., soys:
Tour readers may perhaps remenilicr that I was
the first person who, even ut the end of last win
ter, distinctly affirmed that i.onis Napoleon would
never venture lo resist the ouwnrd movement
that was then beginning. Aimo.-t all the press of
the Continent took ihc opposite view of the situ
ation, und affected to believe (or did believe) that
Ihc Emperor would consent lo no inodilicotions
of the constitution In illiberal sense. My estimate
of the excessive timidity und uncertainty oi the
Emieror's character led me to the opinion I ex
pressed, atul you sec that I have not been
wrong, Ho began by giving In to popular opin
ion, because he was afraid of not doing so : he
has ended by naturalizing all his 111 Hi theu
rctlcul concessions from the same motive?
fear; the fear of Yielding too much. Hut 1 du
not think that even at this moment, after so
much has occurred lo prove the Impossibility of
the duration of the empire?l do not think that
oven now you are aware of what the strength of
the anti-dynastic sentiment here has grown to.
At no period ol modern French history lias the
public fccliutr of Hie couutry been so unniiliiiuus
or so powerful, ii was notiiiug approaching to
its present slate iu 1830. Hen who were actors Iu
the July revolution tell you that it could not have
had n chance of success hud the government bad
beforehand the sllghlest suspicion of the Impres
sion likely to be produced by the fatal errtow
nanof.t. The movement of 1S3? was n very cir
cumscribed one compared to that which agit?tes
the country now, and If yon read one after the
other the famous articles of the Journal des lie
hat:i, ending ".Malheureuse Trance ! Malheureux
Holl" and any leader or the Happel or other ad
vanced newspaper <>r the present day, you will see
tow Immeasurably preferable was the position of
the already doomed Charles X to that of the ex
hausted <J;csur, who still fancies, ho cau dispose
5ou.!icd^\Ve,?,Vl\lct?tei5XTctor lluco aionc
dajeoLtojii^:r^^?",',iri-Mai)ie rtobiilty or health of
inc Chief of the State has virtually subjected him
to the energy and dictatorial spirit of his wife,
who rules now, with the notion of being cele
brated os a second Moria Theresa. The Kuiprcss
rs a very Inferior person, with, as 1 have more
than once told you, a will of singular tenacity.
This obstinacy Is held by her to he synonymous
With power?with real strength. The principal
object of her recent efforts has been the de Jitcto
banishment of all her spouse's old friends and ns
seclatcs. she 1ms always disliked them Intensely,
and for more than one reason, und she ho - never
forgiven nny one of them the attempts they one
and all made to prevent her marriage wllh Louis
Napoleon, lint she has most perfectly disguised
her sentiments, aud until the hour when circuit)
stances gave her preponderance In the govern
mcnt the Kin press was friendly with everybody?
wllh M. dc Perslgny ns with count Walews'kl; with
H. dcMorny, wllh M. Drouyn'aaLliuys, with M.
Fould and wllh M. Itoubcr. Her first net of real nu
thorlty has been the getting rid of General Klcury,
and a great sensation It creates, it is cpiitc true
that one nrgitmeut used by the Kmprcss la u very
Strong one ? Ihc notorious absence of moral
worth or personal respectability on the part of
Louis Napoleon's private friends and out-and-out
adherents. She puts this forward now on all 6c
saalonB; and there Is now no defending the pur
sons she condemns. Hut whom does she propose
In their stead r Men politicnllv worse, because
they arc utterly wanting In any lalth in thai
which they arc required to uphold. Men like
General Floury, who remember the early days of
the February Revolution, and what the temper of
the country then was, know what the present
movement means, and what it inny come to; lie.
sides which, having been raised from nothing to
rank and wealth, they arc disposed to do what
ever may he necessary to preserve their position,
and their sight is proportionately sharpened.
Tacrc would be no reason w by the man who
mainly helped to commit the crimes of the -ohm
d'etat (without whom LoutsNnpolcon never would
save ventured to commit It) might not becoiuc
lie Inaugnrator or nil freedom In France;
all ho is aiming ut is not losing the advantages
he possesses, and unco prove to him that the
country will have Us old liberties, or throw
off those who refuse them, and ficucral Floury
would Indubitably, were he minister, do every
thing that his own interests demanded, lint the
Empress' ideas of government tend Iu thorough
ly different directions. In the llrst place II is, In
her mind, a humiliation lor a sovereign to be dic
tated to by the people, and she looks upon what
Is called "firmness" us a cardinal virtue (on the
eve of M8 M. fluixol, loo, said that "resistance
was tbe only form of progress";) anil, added to
this, the first duty that the Kmprcss holds to be
incumbent on France In that of forcing tho yoke
of the Papacy more and more upon the popula
tion. Now, in nil these attempts she meets with
the resistance of the Ho-culied eutottrage, who
aro by no means I'uplsticul. She has been fur the
last two years trying to get rid or General Floury:
but, after the many deaths that have deprived
tho Rntpcror of his old companions, I'erslgny and
Fleury arc about the only remaining ones, and
the (iraml Kcuycr endured.
Bcrore leaving Tor her Kaslcrn Journey, how
ever, tho Empress achieved the vlriuu' exile or
her adversary. The General petitioned for Flor
ence; but the Empress Insisted on M. de Malarct's
remaining there. To his perfect annoyance, then.
Floury Is dispatched to Russia und the Empress
bos succeeded.
HOYA l/CY IX Pit VHS I A.
Homc-blfc o f t It c King.
A correspondent ol Die London Telegraph
thus describes the home-life or King William:
From the library In the Itcrlln I'alacc it is but a
step through n side door into I he famous "corner"
room, where the Kinir may bo seen from (lie
street, siting at his writing table, any morning
when he is In Iterlin. This room, Crowded with
paintings, statuettes?one, among others, by the
Crown Princess, ot her husband, grasping a torn
flag and cheering on bin men?bus's, etchings,
miniatures, and countless other objecta of art, is
remarkable ror one odd peculiarity: it docs not
sonloln a filui/le sent or any sort, except Ihn
King's nnn elnilr and a kind or stool like a saddle
pou supports, without any back, mum urJhJ?Ji,t??
Majesty mount* Rli/ir i'mportuucc, such as death
nwrtintf), Ac. Whosoever Is received into this
department has to slund while talking to the
King, who rises rrom bis chair at the writing
table, turns bis back lo (he window, aud hears in
that position whatever his visitor may have to
say to him.
Leading ou' of the "corner" room Is the coun
cil chamber, In which his Majestv presides over
tho councilor his ministers; a noble apartment
richly decorated and hung wllh costly pictures by
modern masters. The Ixst room of the still Is a
sort of reading room, filled with military sketches
?some splendid wuter-cnlor drawings or camp
r*?ncH In the. French aud Austrian armies?huge
maps, sea pieces, pamphlets und souvenirs of the
tented Held. These arc the standards or nil the
guard regiments und the drums of the Garde du
orpR, always In the King's keeping, save on ex
traordinarily solemn occasions, when they are
fotched by compagnie* iPcltte, and delivered over
with Impressive forinnllly.
I forgot to mention two curious objects in the
library: one Is a "progressive" map or I lie Crus
slnu kingdom, starling wllh the "Mark" of Hian
denburg. In dull brown, and showing every sue
sessive ucipilslllou In a different color; the oilier
Is a sort of memento "diary," arranged for the
King by one of his most trusted servants, every
day or the year registered upon n Nepaialo sheet
of cardboard, whereon arc recorded tin several
eventH In the King's life of which Hint day is an
anniversary. This "diary" Is a monument or
loving labor und I bought fui devotion on the part
of Us compiler; aud bis Majesiv constantly refers
to II. I noticed (Nat ilia "('abler" ror October
was represented by a gap in the chcsl containing
tho Whole scries; and on Inquiring what had be
come or It. was mbl that the "King had tllkcu It
with him to linden."
Were 110 recount all the anecdotes or tho veno
ruble Soi e.vigu's gnoilncss and amiability (hat I
heard_ while visiting his apartmciits, tufa idler
would swell inio a volume; snillce it to sav, he I
the best served King in Kurnpp, because he is one
of the best men that ever wore the purple, ornnv
other cost ?nie whatever. Those who! like I he
writer, have been fortunate enough lo learn the
true.-tory of his life,ami see Mm live, can fullv
understand how and why it ht -hat he Is so deei
ly loved by IIH people. v
?A priest was confessing nn old croupier ut
Baden. '?Well, my brother, this lau solemn
hour; what have you ta say ?" The living mm,
promptly replied : "Not much, father, b.u 1
can s.iv ibis ; lm\v oneu in my life Die most
extraordinary tiling that ever happened on
oarlh; 1 saw M coiuo out eleven times run
It ng."
?Chlengo is to havoanew paper?the Di
vorce liureun. A wide clrculallon Is guaran
teed by the clrcunislnnce that people usually
wish to know when ihoy are divorced, und
tills furnishes a correct list.
CO flUl 1:11(1 A J. KB If8,
riic Clinrlt'stoit Cotton, Kloo nml Knvnl
.Stores Market.
OFFICK CHAUI.KKTON Nnws. I
Wkdnesbay Evkninu, November*, iS60. f
Coitus.?Tula arllclo opened With a sorter ton
lency and prices declined daring the day about
tic V lb. Sales near Too bates, viz: 40 at 23??,
13 at 24, r.5 at 24?, 41 at 24,'i, 4ft at 24?,. im at
!i?*f, 10 at 24,'i, 243 at 25, 13 at 25'?e. We quote:
i.1VKUIO0I. classification.
Ordinary to good ordinary.
Low middling. -M.'jt.o?
Middling.
Strict middling.??
Hick.?The market was active tint casier. Sales
about :ioo tierces or clean Carolina, say 27 tierces
at ? v, co at 7, 213 at 7' ;c <p "lb. Wo quote com
mon to rair clean Caroliua at 0?n0Jic; good 7a
7J.c r* lb.
Naval stouks.?The market was quiet. Sales
4.1 bl>ls spirits turpentine, ill country packages,
at 42'jC v gallon.
FuKiciirrs.?The supply or freight room to most
points is for the moment suiUclent for the de
mand. To Liverpool, by steam, engagements are
making at \d lb on uplands nnd 1'?0 on sea
islands; by sail, Jjd on uplands and ?fd on sea Is
lands. To Havre, by steam, nominal; by saK,
l 'i'c H lh on uplands and ljtfc on sea islands.
Coastwise, to New York, by steam, Jfc 1? lb on
uplands and 1C on sea islands; by sail, ?je Yi lb on
nplands. To Huston, by sicain, nominal; by salt,
f(t ^ lb on upluuds, To Philadelphia, by steam,
;;c? lb on uplands; hy sail, somewhat uomliinl,
To naltimore, by steam, ;a@??o ? lb on uplands;
by sail, soincwhut nominal.
Markets Uy Vclegraplt.
FOREIGN MAItKKTS.
London, November 3?Noon.?Consols 03;^.
DondS S3. Tallow 47s 3d.
LivF.iti'ooi,, November 3?Noon.?UplandsKiid;
Orleans 12? ,d. Sales 12,000 bales. Western Hour
23s Cd. Corn 20s (Id.
Evening.?Uplauds 12J?; Orleans I2?td: sales
12,000 bales; for speculation ami export 3000.
Common rosin 5s 3d to 5s cd.
l'Attis, November 3?Noon?Bourse quiet.
Ken tes 71f35e.
DOMKSTIC mackf.ts.
Nr.w YORK, November 3?Noon.?Stocks unset
tled. Money strong at 7. Sterling, long, 0; short,
O.'a'. Gold 27??. Cotton a shade rtc'icr ul20.'?u
20'4. Turpentine quiet at 47c Ilosln quiet;good
strained *2 22,'fn2 20.
Kvening.?Cotton heavy and !?c lower; sales
2000 hales at 26c. Hour strongly favors buyers.
Wheat opened steady tint closed a shade lower.
Corn lc lower. Mcsapolrk lo/jjegj ijj, %ai"iTU
Oroeorfos steady. Naval stores dull, Govern
inents closed steady; 02s nr.. Southerns quiet.
Money active at 7. Sterling weaker at s^at>.
Gold 27.'?'. Stocks steady and strong.
Cincinnati, November 3.?Corn firmer and in
good demand. Old K6a8C; new fsSuCo. Whiskey
nominal and $1 00 altered; $1 os asked.
i'ork dull nnd nominally $31. Shoulders 10uc;
clear sides lt'.'j. Nothing doue In lard; held at
lejfe.
Louisville, Novcmtier 3.?Polk $31. Shoulders
10\'e; slear sides 20. Lard He. Whiskey dull.
Wilmington, November 3.?Spirits turpentine
quiet at 42\,c. Kosin tinner; strained $1 65nl ft"
Crude turpentine unchungcd. Tar steady nt ?2 <. " .
Cotton steady at 2t',u2i V
Arut'sTA, November 3.?Market opened with,
fair demand aud closed heavy und irregular.
Sales coo bales. Receipts 1060 bales. Middliug
23.VH24C.
Savannah, November 3.?Receipts 2608 bales.
K.xports 1005 bales. Sales HOo bah s. Middling
24 !?'c. Market dull.
Mobii.k, November 3.?Sales ceo bales;market
closed lull; mliidliiig 24\,csr-'-! Receipts 10S3
tintes. Exports 02 bales.
New Out.cans, November s.?Cotton active ami
lower at 24\,'c; sales 6360 bales. Receipts 74-13
bales. 'Cold 2;.'/.. Sterling :> '.;. sight par at j
discount.
Havana Market.
HAVANA, October 30.?Sim a it? Exported dur
ing tho week rrom Havana mid Ciiltanzas 16.000
boxes lo foreign ports and 51.10 Hi the Untied
States; slock in waretiouses in Havana and Ma
tanzas i:is,iioo boxes, 2500 hlids; holders demand
an advance; large business doing, liotwlllivtaiut
iug merchants are indisposed lo purchase on ae
1 1..mi of th.- high demands of holders: market
llhn; Nos 10 lo is 8jaao? reals; holders dcniand
nn advance of M real; Nos io to no. much stand
ard, o*fall reals per arroba; molasses sugar ilrm
nt C?i:i7;? reals; Muscovudo?s, quotations are
nominal; rair to good rclinlug R.'^aS? reals.
Molasses?TltcrcIS an absence of business for
want of stork; quotations ere nominal.
Luihirr?Steady; yellow jilnc $25a27 per M.
KliRlUllTS?Hull, With but lew charters: per box
of sugar lo the United States fl 2?ul 50; pcrbitd
or sugar to the United Stairs $6 5oa7; per hhd of
molasses $4a4 50; per ton to Ualmuuth and orders
40a45s; per ton lo France ftOu??f.
Wilmington Market.
WILMINGTON, Noveinlier 2.?Tl"itrF.NTiNr.?Is
in fair request, and receipts meagre, sales or
only 25 bbls al ?2 75 for soft, and ?1 00 for hard,
per 2so pounds.
Sl'IltlTS Tciii'lntink.?Saks of 05 tibls at 41 ,'ic,
and 53 bbls ut 42M0 per gallon.
Rosin.?Sales of SlOlihisal $165 for strained;
$2 for exlra No. 2; S3 25 for No. 1, aud $4 for
pale.
Tar?Is Sc higher, and 20 bbls sold at 52 05 per
bb!. 1
Cotton.? Small sales at 24.,;'a24\e per pound.
Mac on Market.
MACON, November i.?cotton.?At the date of
our lust weekly review, Ihe market closed with
he market quiet, middlings bel?g quoted at -':('. e.
On Tuesday there was considerable disposition on
ttie part of holders to retain their cotton for bettor
prices. Wednesday prices declined \;c, the mar
ket closing dull at 2.i.',c. On Thursday, Friday
and Saturday, sales made wore on Ihe basis of 23c
for middling-, Ihe market being rather dull. To
day the market opened dull at2:1c Tor the best, be
coming firmer through the ilav, and closing ilrm
with a good demand at 23(ct523,'.,' cents lor mid
dlings. Tho receipts to-dny amount to 70ft bales;
tales 544 bates; shipments as3 iihles. The receipts
of Hie week sum up 4910. bales; sales 2066 bales;
shipments 2017 tuiles. Heeetpls this month at east
Ma?on 3S4 bales; shipped 512 bales. Slock on baud
127 bales.
cotton ptatkmbst.
Stock on hand September i, 18G0 170
Received this week. 4,!?U1
Received uw?vlo"j.??- _
Totol.
Shipped t his week.. . . . '. '. '. '. '. '. '. '. 2,017 ' ''"
Shipped previously. 15,873? 1?,700
Stock on hand. l?>l2
Sc 1 nui. Market.
SELMA, October SB.?Co ?ton?Was in good de
mand ihronghoul the day, which was freely met
by fnctora, without any advance in figures, with
sales or 677bales; middlings nl 23',':t2?ij?:; low
middlings23; inarket closing with ihe same tone.
COTTON STATKUF.NT.
Stock on hand September 1,1809. 84
Received this week.1 ate
Received previously.13,000?14,046
Total. "j7.~o^?
Shipped this week.1 or?r, ' "
Shipped previously.10,268?11,663
Stock on hand October 20, 'fill. 3 .170
~ J' O Jl 2 OAX I^JSNn A K.
MOON'S rilASKS."
New Moon, 3d, 0 hours, 15 minutes, evening,
first Quarter, 10th, u hours, 35 minutes, evening.
Full Monti, 12th, 2 hours, 07 minutes, morning,
l.asi Quarter, 20th. 1 hour. 0 minute:?, evening.
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MAItlXE X/?HS.
CHARLESTON, NOVEMBER 1
AKRIVEII YESTERDAY.
n. Si'.,.,r.. ,',l,-v ""Hhcs, N, w York?'! days. Mdsc.
loW Roach A co, GW Williams A eu, W Shi p
heul, Maninil' Cohen, Railroad Agent, Cfiravclev
Itojjmann Bros, Claelns A Wltle, Werner A H?cker
11 liischotr A co, n Siegllng, Mnnlouc A co, w S
Corwin A co, Klinck. Wicken berg A co, 11 Cobla A
co W (lurney, H O'Neill, H W Stettens, Order, aud
ethers. '
Sehr David Collins, Townscnd, Philadelphia?1
days. Coal. To J A Knslow A co, and J H Alken
(v co.
i.ku!"". MlU.,'.,!s ""njer. Orr, l'on land, Me?9 days.
Master and Hay. To T Tapper A Son.
MaS?.1.??.1 /ial,(;th.'. "'"? "Vieh, Saut?e. I7IS bash.
4 DHL 1 J K ,,r",Klc' * Vnaw
^'i'A,'?,!l' ''nr,,"IHe, West Point Mill,
linnckel & co 1 urcllcr * nenry, ami Cohen,
steamer si Helena, Elliott, Edisto and Rockvllle.
24 bales eon Island cotton, and sundries. To J II
Hurray, Roper A stoncv, WMIle A Chisolm, Hall
iard A Minolt, Boston, Howling A co. Fraser A
Din, Kavenel A co, 0 V PEKsiraons, ami others.
sloop Julia Dean, from Uumbabee. ItH bushels
rough rice. To W C lice A co.
Sloop Joseph A Jolin, Marlon, Conibahce. 1700
bushels rough rice. To W C Dec A co.
lull's Out. from .lames Island. 4 taules sea Island
cotton, I bale upland cotton. To Kraser A Dill.
lloat from St Andrew's. C bugs sea island cot
ton. To Itopcr A Htoney.
Rccelvctl rrom Cnisohn's Mill?132 tierces rice.
To ChlHolm llros.
FROM THIS PORT.
Steamship Georgia, Cutler, al New York, Octo
ber 31.
UP FOR THIS PORT.
Steamship Magnolia, Crowcll, al New Y'ork, Oc
tober 31, to leave November 4.
Sehr David Wusson, Taploy, al New York, Oc
tober 31.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Hrlg nenshaw, Sylvcr, a? Philadelphia, Octo
ber 31.
Sehr F.dna llarwood, Harwood, a< Hosten, Oc
tober 29.
MEMORANDA.
Tlie steamship Georgia, at New Y'ork from this
pon. reports that on the 23th tilt, i? A M, w> miles
south of Cape Hi nrv, experienced a heavy gale
from northwest with heavy sea; the gale contin
ued thirty-live hours with grval force. On the
31st, at o P M, passed stcainer Starlight, from
Portland for Charleston.
The Rriilsh brig Ampbion. Reas, rrom Provi
dence. R I, previously reported sailed for this purl,
arrived at Wilmington. N C, November 2.
LIST OF VESSELS
IT, C1.EAM5? AMI SAILED KOK TMS l'OHT.
F O It "?TT G N .
LONDON,
Ship David Rrowu, Nichols, cleared.Ocl 0
LIVERPOOL.
Steamship Marmora,-, to sail.Ocl 30
Steamship Adnlln,-, losail.Nov 20
iiritish shipMuscougus,Groves, cleared...Oct 10
Ship Gorilla, Sav, cleared.Sept 23
Norwegian bark Skjold, Albrechlsoii, up..Sept as
llr bark Yumurl, Cuwllll, up.Got
llritlsh bark Arbitrator, Irwin, sailed.Oct
Tbc Apoll?, Jorgensen, up.Sept 22
The Clara, Nichols, up.Sept 2?
The llouihorsuml. Neilson, sailed.Gel 2
Rrlg Cecilia, Ulstmp, cleared.sepi 30
NEWPORT, UNO.
Tho Atlantic, Vcrnon, sailed.Oct IS
I) O M F. S T I C .
UOSTON.
Rrig Ccorgic, Swan, up.Ocl
lirig Mary C Rose veil, Call, cleared.Ott au
Sehr Amin Ii (Rover, Perry, up.Ocl 18
Sehr Ellua llarwood, llarwood, cleared-Ocl 20
UOOTIIIIAV.
Sehr llaltlo Lewis,-, sailed.Oct C
EAWTORT, MK.
Dark St Mary, Hallnwcll, cleared.O?
1'ORTI.ANH, HR.
Steamer Starlight, llsley, cleared.Ocl 20
ItOCKl'OUT, MK.
sehr Ralph ?iirte^.5-;
" "?" PROVIDENCE, II !.
Ilritisb brig Amphion, l'.eas, sailed.O
NRW YORK.
Steamship Magnolia, Crowcll, to leave.Nov 4
Sehr M A Taylor, Taylor, cleared... Ool M
"ehr David Wasson, Tapley, np.Ocl 31
Sehr Marlin Gage, Sheppard, 11p.Oct 20
SchrJ II Sllckttey, Fooks, up.<ici
Sehr Maigarel A Lucy, Crosby, up.Oct 23
rilll.ADELrillA.
Rrlg Rcnsliaw, Sylvcr, cl.-arcd.Oct 31
SchrJ M llroomail, Douglass, cleared.Oct.
Sehr M A Holt. Holl, clean cl.Ocl 23
Sehr Sarah Fisher, Carlisle, cleared.Ocl 24
Sehr Fawn, Kelly, up.Oct 20
Hi << ipi . by Ruilroatl, November :i.
SOI Til CAROLINA ItAII.ROAD.
l.'l-j bales cotton. 14 bales dornestics, 240 bbls
Hour, 302 bags nil cake, KM casks clay, 4 cars cut
tle. I car furniture, >l ram wood, ft cara sundries,
lo Walsen a Hill, w 11 smith A- co, Clughorn,
Herring ft co, Pclxcr, Rodgers ft co, Reeder
Davis. G II Walter ft co, B C Prcsslcy, Railroad
Agent, and others.
NORTH RASTERN KAII.llOAn.
103 hales upland cotton, Pi bales sea island cot
ion. -102 bids naval Rtnrcs, lift bushels rough rice,
lumber, nuise, Ac. ToJ Marshall, Jr. J V Harden,
Kinsman A HowcR, llowanl A Uro, S l) Sloney,
W Williams A co. W Dingle, .1 R E Sloan. Caldwell
V Son. To m-vail, w K Rvan, w Bowling, Rceiici
A Davis, Frost &. Adner, TT Threat!, Kavenel ft
co. Graeser A smith, Howry ft co, Kirkpnlilck
Witle, Walter ft co, A J Salinas, C P Polipunhclli
Crane, Hoylstoii A co, 11 Kl?t te A co, w p Row
ling A co. Thin-si on A Holmes. J llatickcl. Wago
ner A Moused, Kendall A Dockor.v. <'lagbot 11,
Herring A co, W ? Ree A co, Chapman A II, (i Fol
tin. II .1 Morgan, and Railroad Agent.
t'llSKCll J?Cl'M.
Per sioamor St Helena, from Kdisto and Rock
villo?Mrs .1 It Hill and child. Miss Eva Rrowu and
servant, .1 Hopkinson, R L Johnson, Dr W J Ran
dolph, Major W .1 Wlinlov, P TOglle, (I I' Fil/.slm
OtlS, Ii I. Marsteller, G L Christy, A McClellau, and
10 on deck.
?llOUtatirc.
jrT ? A R D IAN M U T*U A L
LIFE INSURANCE COM PAN
of
N E W Y O R K.
0RU?NIZR0 in isr.o.
ALL POLICIES NON-FORFEITARLB.
HALF LOAN TAKEN. NO NOTES REQUIRED.
last cash dividend (fifty) 60 PER cent.
6tatemf.ST.
Polices in force.$26,000,000
Assets. 1,600,00er |
Annual Income. ?00,000
Losses Paid. 600,000
OFFICERS.
W. II. PECKIUM, President.
WM. T. HOOKER, Vlcc-Piesldent.
L. McADAM, Secretary and Actuary.
G. A. FUDICKAR, Superintendent.
D1KECTU1UL
Hon. John A. Dix, New York.
Hon. James Harper, Firm of Harper A Bros., ex
Mayor Now York.
John J. Crane, President Rank Rcpnhllc.
Win. M. Vcrmllyc. Hunker, (Vermllyo A Co.)
Chits. G. Rockwood, Cashier Newark banking
Company.
Hon. George Opydyke, ex-Mayor New Y'ork.
Mlnot C Morgan, Ranker.
Thomas'lligney, Firm Thomas Elgney ft Co.
Ilenj. 11. Sherman, Treasurer New York Slcnrr
Sugar Refining Company.
Richard II. nowne, Wctmore A Howie,'Lawyers.
E. V. Ilaughwout, Firm E. V. llaiighwout ft Co.
Win. Wilkcns, Firm of Wilkcns ft Co.
Julius II. Pratt, Merchant.
Wm. W. Wright, Merchant.
Charles J. Stnrr, Merchant.
William Allen, Mcrchnnt.
Geo. W. Cuyler, Ranker, Palmyra, N. T.
Geo. T. I lope, President Continental Fire Insur
ance Company.
John G. Sherwood, Park Place.
Wallon II. Pcckhnin, corner Fifth Avenue nnd
Twenty-third street.
Edward II. Wright, Newark, N. J.
Geo. W. Farlee, Counsellor.
W. L. Cogswell, Merchant.
KEIM & ISSERTEL,
General Agents for South Carolina and Georgia,
Otlice No. 40 Itrond street,
Charleston, S. 0.
Dr. T. RERNSTJERNA, Examining Physician.
Janl2 l.vrn.u:
W
ILL] A M M. L A W T O N ,
FACTOR AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. 10 Rovoe's WllAIlP.
Exlra Heavy Sea Island RAGGING AND TWINE
for sale. Advances made on Produce In band.
ntig2A Uiscu
T. II U M P II R E Y S,
J.
BROKER, AUCTIONEER AND COMMISSION
MERCHANT.
SALE*? OF REAL ESTATE, STOCKS. RONDS,
SECURITIES AND PERSONAL PRO
PERTY ATTENDED TO.
No. 27 R ROAD STREET,
Charleston, S. C.
RBPr.ltENCES.?Hon. HENRY nUIST, W. J. MA
HR ATI!, Esq., General JAM KS CONNER, T. R.
WARING, Esu._ecu
J V . B A R D I N,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Marshall's Wharf, Charleston, S. u
Prompt attention given to the sale of Cotton,
Rice nnd Naval Stores, and Country Produce gen
erally. 0Ct8 lino
?rjiuuing.
o n Li v K it r <> o L.
Tho llrlllsh ship DUKE OK WELLING-^Ja
'(in, Robert Allen, Miu-ler, will load for theSj-lii
ibOVC port nml hujo. dispatch.
Kor Freight engagements, :tp|>lT to
nov4 RAVBNBL A CO.
I^OR Nl?\T YOltK- MERCHANTS' LINK.
1 TUR ONLY REGULAR LINK
PACKETS.
The Schooner M Y ROVER, Brown, MriHtor. ^B?
laving ncarlj all lier Freight engaged niidf?^i
oln? on bonnl, wantB nonifl light IH'lEhttu mi
?p. WILLIAM ROACH A ?Hl.
l?ov.1 3_
Jjl O R L, 1 V B R 1* O OL.
The Al American Ship KLLF.N SOCTII
ARO, Morsu Manor, having pnrl or ear-?j?!^i
go engaged, will lie dispatched Tor the aliovc port.
For Freight enffagcmenla, apply m
WILLIS ,v CHISOLM,
oct2l ihHtulmn North Atlantic. Wharf.
polt NEW YORK?MBRCI1 ANTS' LINK.
The Schooner IDA HIKDSALL, IlirdKSlI,
Master, having nearly all her freight eu-S3>T-,
gaged and going on hoard, wants some light
Freight to All tip ami leave forthwith.
??v:j 3 WILLIAM ROACH A C(L_
jpT O R L I V K R T O O L
The "Al" Now Clipper Hark MARY KIL
LAM, W. Rutler, Master, having coir dera- ?
blc portion or freight engaged, wi VO njutc
dispatch. A,.,.., U,john 4 TiiR0 oim,v
nova North Atlantic Wharf.
OSTON AND CHARLESTON LINK
PACKETS.
FOR BOSTON.
B
The Al Brig JOSIF. A. DEVERBAUX, hav-^?:*
ingalargu portion of her cargo engagedXSKi
ami ready, will receive cotton and other freight
to mi up, at mown A t o.'s Wharves.
For Freight engagements, apply to
?<,v2 MOSKS GOLDSMITH ARSONS.
WANTED 400 ?ALKS TO COMPLETE
CARGO.
FOR HAVRE DIRECT
Tlie splendid Now Al Ilrlg MART M.^jJa
FRANCIS, Francis Master, having largciStKr.
portion cargo on board, wuiits four hundred bales
ol till up. WILLIAM ROACH A CO.
nova a_
F
OR L1YBRPOOL.
ri.n nnc iiiiilNh Ii?, v DALKF.iTH, 1-nng-jiJ.A
will. Master, has a considerable portion ?rjt.j-?
her cargo engaged ami going on board.
For Freight eugugeiiieuts apply to
lit jut. MURK A CO.,
nov2 Royce'? Whnrl^
?~R LTl V E ~R~V O O L .
F
The American Dark ANNIE K1MRALL,
Stinsnn Master, 2000 bales capacity, litis?._
considerable cargo engaged und' now K,iuiig
onboard, and will bo dispatched for the above
port.
For Freight cngag-'mtnts, apply lo
oct'il STREET HROTHERS A CO.
~1UNAHl) LINE OF MAIL STEAMERS
C
llelwoon NEW YORK and LIVER
TOOL, calling al Ouceuilown.
ACSTRAI .AS IAN, MAI .TA.
ALEPPO, PALMYRA,
CHINA, SAMARIA,
CURA, SIRERIA,
IIEGLA, TARIFA,
JAVA, ? TRIPOLI.
One ol the above First-Class Iron Mail Steamers
uro intended to sail as follows:
From Liverpool ror New iork direct every .Sat
ukray.
From Liverpool (calling nt Cork Hurboiiror
Now York \ la lioston every TVCSDAT.
From New York ror Liverpool (culling ul Cork
Harbor) every TnilMSDAY.
CcrtiHc?les Issued to bring out Passengers from
uny part of Europe at lowest rates.
For Freight or Cabin Passage, apply to
CHAS. G. FRANKLYN,
No. 4 Rowling Crcen. Now York.
For Steerage Passage, apply to Trinity Itulld
lng, No. Ill llroailway, New York, or to
WM. KO.UTI A CO., Agents,
nov4 1 smw.imns t.'harleslou.
77 R N~ E W Y ORK.
The steamship MANHATTAN, M. S. ^JTiW^^
Woodhtiil, L'oniniandor.wiii he dispatch- ru? imB i
oil ror Ihe nhnvc port on SATUKIIAY, the Ulli in
stant, al hair-pasl 7 o'clock A. M.
F
For Freight or Pa.s?sago
jWrTk'-T arui-S^** flPvTtgehta.
F
"O O R LIVERPOOL.
CHARLESTON AND LIVERPOOL STEAMSHIP
L IKE,
The Al Iron Screw Steainshp HARI-.-^.ESe.
EN, 1172 tons, James Peters Master. ?T?ul'Ki?
having h large portion or her rargo engaged, will
load with dispatch ror the above port.
Cotton and produce for all r"lnt* on tbo Conti
nent or Europe received, and Through Dill-i Lad
ing signed nt Charleston.
Insurance by this line or Svainors three-quar
ters per cent.
For Freight engagements, aiply to
RORKR'I M CUE A CO.,
nova_Buyer's Wharf.
jpi A S T F R E I G il T LIN E
TO RALTTMORE, PHILADELPHIA, TtOSTON AND
THE CITIES OF THE MMITHWEST.
The Steamship BRA GULL Dut ton ^fp.p-SMK
Coinmandcr, will sail for Rull more on^ys^i
TitniwnAV, November 4lh, at 7 A. M. rroin Pier
No. 1, Union Wharves.
jerB-lnsurancc by the Strairors of this line,1;
per cent, to Raltliuore and Phladelpbla. To Una.
I ton U- Philadelphia FrcighUforwurded 10 that
city by railroad from Raltiiiorc without addi
tional expense ror Insurance.
OTT-Through Hills Lading gi.'on to PHILADEL
PHIA, ROSTONnnd Iho CITIES OF THE NORTH
WEST.
For Freight engagements or Pnssago, apply to
COURTENAY ft TRENIIOLM,
novl mwtli3 Union Wbarves.
OR PHILADELPHIA AND BOSTON.
INSURANCE ONE-HALF PERCENT.
The steamship J. W. EVERMAN, Capt. ^r-T-S^p^
3. N. Hlncklcv, will leave Ncrtb Ailun-^jJyjM-i
tic Wharf oh Tiiuusdav, 4th NovemberV 7it~ ?
o'clock.
For freight engagement* spplv to
JOHN A THEO. GETTY,
oct30 North AUnntic Wharf.
jp 0~M N "E" W Y O R K.
REGULAR LINE EVE?Y* THURSDAY.
P A 8 S A O l $20.
Tlie Steamship MINNETO.tKA, Cap-^fiCS??
Hau Carpenter, will Pave Vender-.^AlfiBg
horsi'u Wharf on Tiiiksii.v, 4th November.
1B09, at ?o'clock.
_Jt?m_RAVE>^L_.v_CO.,_Agent9.
g T B A M TO BOS TON.
We are prepared lo give Through^~?^
I'.dls or Lading for Cotton, to Roston, SJUBmC*
via Scnii-Monlhly Line llostou anil .savannah
Steamships, nnd Sioamers DICTATOR, CITY
POINT nnd PILOT ROY, ul liberal rales. First
Steamer leaves Savannah on the 20th instant.
... octlO_J. 1>. AI KEN A CO.
rpRAVELLERS PASSING TIIROUG??
CHARLESTON EN ROUTE TO FLORIDA
AND AIKEN,
And other places, should lsy in tlieir^-F-.K*
supplies or cinrets, champagnes, <'" 2wh'ma?
dials. Brandies, Whiskies Wines, Cnnii^r^?Tiw
nnd Aleuts, Aniorlcuu and English biscuits, De
villed Hum, Tongue,' Lobster, Durham Smoking
Tobacco and Imported Sognrs.
WM. S. CORWIN A CO.,
No. 275 King street, opposite lluscl,
Charleston, p. C.
Rranch or No. 000 Broadway, comer 201 h street,
?.L Y?_r!i:__ B0I" 2. m?os
"PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPY'S
TllltOl'uii line to
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AN"D JAPAN.
CHANGE OF SAILING DAY'S.
Steamers or the above line leave Plor^-T"-,Cj^
No. 42, North River, foot or Cannl street,
New Voik, ni 12 o'clock noon, or Ihe 1st, il illland
21si or every month (except when lliesc dates rail
on Sunday, then the Saiurday preceding.)
Departure or 1st and 2lst connect ut Panama
with sioamers ror South Paclllcnud Central Amer
ican purls. Those or 1st touch nt Manzunlllo.
Departure or nth or each month connects with
the new sicnm line from Panama to Australia and
New Zealand.
Steamship CHINA loaves San Francisco for
China and Japan October 4, ist;?.
No Culirornia steamers touch nt llavnun, bnt go
direct from New York lo Aspinwall.
One hundred pounds baggage rrce to each adult.
Medicine and attendance tree.
For Passage Tickets or further Information ap
ply nt the COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on the
ivnarf, root or canal-street. Nonn River, New
ftw*. F. R. uahy, Agent,
marchia lyr
?tlijjping.
TGI O Ft K 1) I S T () ,
rock ville, ENTERPRISE akd wav LAND
INGS.
Tiif meamcr ST. HELENA, cap?,. -cIP^k
lain ii. D. Elliott, will receivefn u'hi as&&6s?&
Tins Uav and leave Tu-mohmuw morninu, m .'
o'clock, ami Kdlsto Saturday Houninu, at 4
o'clock.
For freight t?r imsnaftc. npptv on hoard or to
j. II. MURRAY, Acciu,
Market Wintrf.
Tlio Mctitncr leaves again Tl'KSIiAY Molt ni ku, ut
k o'clock, ami KdlHtu Weunimdat Mounino. III 7
o'clock._._iiov4 t*
(T a It I) N e it S il L U F F
I INTERMEDIATE landings ON
THE PEKDEK RIVER.
The light tlrnftSteamer PLANT- r -,*JP?>,
Kit, Captain J. T. roster, is now
receiving Freight at Accommodation wharf, uiid
will h-ave on Tin iisiiAX Nid HT, lliu 4tti inn.
Fr?tent and Wharfage must lie prepaid.
For engagements apply to
RAVEN EL * HOLMES, Agents,
nova 2 No. 177 Basi Ray.
W A U K
The Steamer SAMSON havlm? r -t-It"""'~ h-,
been recently put in thorough or- ^i~rrf^~i?.
der. Ik now ready to low vom Is in itodfroui sea,
and I lie phosphate works ou Hie Ashley and Coop
er Rivers.
For engagement*, apply on board, to captain
\V. F. A DA I It, or ut the Olllccor the Agency, Last
Day, opposite Accommodation Wharf.
uovl Duo
F
O It F l o It J i) a
VIA SAVANNAH, PERK AX DINA AND JACK
SONVILLE.
On and alter the 23d or October _ , -rJT-"r>??i
the steamer CITY POINT, Captulu vjffif.'jfS'?js
Ucorgo K. .McMillan, will sail from CluirTcslou
every Saturday Evuninu, at s o'clock.
Returning, the CITY POINT will leave Savannah
every Thursday Moumnu, at o'clock, connect
ing with Central llallroud at Savannah lor Mobile
and New Orleans, and with the Florida Railroad
I nt l-'ernandinn for Cedar Keys, at which point
steamers connect with New Orleans, Mobile, I'eii
sacola, Key West and lluvann.
I Through RHIs of Lading given for cotton per Sa
vannah Hue of steamers to Boston.
Through Rills of Lading giv? n for goods to Mo
bile, Ponsaeolu and New Orleans.
J. 1>. AIKEN ft CO., Agents,
nctu - South Atlantic Wharf.
pOR SAVANNAH VIA BEAUFORT.
The fast steamer "PILOT ROY." .. .
Captain Feilli Peck, will leave Mit'.-^V'V-iA'i-?^-i
die Atlantic Wharf for above points ? ivry TllPiuT
uav MoRNINO, at S o'clock, until further notice.
Reluming, will leave Savannah SATURDAY
MoiiNi.su, al 7 o'clock,
o?t? _ J. I). AIKEN A CO.
7H)U DEAUF?RT VIA HOCK VILLE.
BD1ST0 AND CHISOLM'S LANDING.
Tlte fast sicamrr ' PILOT ROY," _ a-!-\V^rt}t.
Captain Fcnn Peck, will leave Mid-^ v-V-L^L?
die Atlantic Wharf for above points every MONDAY
Mounino. at s o'clock, until fun her notice.
Reluming, will leave llruufort every Tft.snvv
MoiiMNU al G o'clock, and Kdlstn 2 o'clock P. M.
oclO_ _J. IL _AI K EN ?V CO.. AtrcnIs.
I'll A N G e OF S 0 H ? D ? L e.
C
FOR PA I.ATE A FLORIDA.
VIA SAVANNAH. FERNANDINA AND JAOKSON
V1I.i.K.
The Elegant nnd Flrsl-clnsa _ vn<,"'c"i5.
Hi lamer dictator, captain w. t. i.-l7???
McNclty, will sail r.-iun Charleston every ti ks
iiav Kvrninu, at s o'clock, for tho above points.
Returning, the Steamer will kmvu savannah
sunday Moknino. at b o'clock
Coilliecllllg with the Central Railroad al Savan
nah for Mobile and New Orleans, and With the
Florida Railroad ni Fcrnandinn for Cedar Keys,
al which point steamers connccl with New Or
leans, Mobile. Pciisacola, Key West and Havana.
Through Rills Lading signed lo New Orleans uud
Mobile.
All freight payable on the wharf.
Goods mil removed at sunset will be Moud a',
risk and expense of owners.
J. D. AIKEN A co., Agents,
ocM South Atlantic Wharf.
Railroads.
ZjOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENTS OFFICE, \
Ciiahi.eston, s. c, Sept. in, iso?. )
On and alter Thursday, September iu. the Pas
senger Trains on the South Carolina Railroad will
run as follows:
FOR AV?CSTA.
Leave Charleston.s.30 A. M
Arrive al Augusta.4.4ft P. M.
Connecting with trains for Montgomery, Mem
phis, Nashville and New Orleans, via Montgomery
aud Grand Junction.
i OIL coi.rilDlA.
l.cav- Charleston.S.SO A. M.
drive at Columbia.4.40 P. M.
Connecting with Wilminglou and Manchester
Railroad, and Camdeli train.
KUH c ii a u i.kotos'. I
Leave Augusta. .R.60 A. M.
Arrive al Charleston.4.00 P. M.
Leave Columbia.7.4ft A. M.
Arrive at Charleston.4.00 P. M.
auouhta niuiit KXl'KF.SH.
(Sunduys excepted.)
Leave Charleston.7.30 P. M.
Arrive at Augusta.6.10 A. M.
Connecting With trains ror Memphis, Nashville
and New Orleans, via Grand Juuction.
Leave Augusta.4.10 P. M.
Arrive at Charleston.-i.oj A: M.
com'mm a Niuirr KXrttKSS.
(.vinduys excepted.)
Leave Charleston.G.Oft P. M.
Arrive at Coluuibin.4.4G A. M.
Connecting (Sundays excepted) with Greenville
ami Columbia Kullroad,nndon Mondays, Wednes
days and Fridays wlih Churloitcuud South Caro
lina Railroad.
I4RYC Columbia.ft.ftO P. M.
Arrive al Charleston.6.30 A. M.
SrUUKUVll.i.B TRAIN.
Leave Charleston.4.0.1 p. si.
Arrive at Sumnierville.6.30 P. M.
Leave Bominervlllo.7.10 A. M.
Arrive al Charleston.s.2ft A. M.
CAMIinN IlKANCII.
Camden nnd Columbia Passenger Trains on
MON hays, Wednesdays and Satpudays, and be
tween Camden nnd Klngvillc daily, (Sundays ex
eepiod.) connecta with up and duwu Day Pus
seiigersat King ville.
Leave Camden.0.3S A. M.
Arrive al Columbia.11.00 A. M.
Leave Columbia.l.-lft P. M.
Arrive at Cumden.o.Oo p. M.
(Signed) H. T. PEAKE,
septic General Supcrinteudunt.
C
fjotcls.
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CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA.
This flrst-rlnss HOTEL, situated In a pleasant
location, ami iu the business pnriion of Hie city,
renders It the most desirable liolel ror cither per
manent or transient guests. The accommoda
tions arc unsurpassed, having cxiensive suites or
elegantly furnished apart monts for ramilles and
single gentlemen. The proprietor will endeavor
to maintain the high reputation enjoyed by tue
"Charleston" as a Drst-clara house, and no odori
will be spared to deserve a continuance or i he
liberal pnlronugc heretofore bestowed upoull.
Tho best or Livcrv accommodations will be
found adjoining the establishment.
The house Is supplied with tho celebrated Arte
sian Water, or which delightful baths can be had
ellher day or night. E. 11. JACKSON,
jnly12 Proprietor.
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Silver and Real Estate.
ALSO,
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