The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, November 05, 1869, Image 8
VOLUME VII.-NUMBER 1141. CHARLESTON, fe. C., FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 20, MX DOLLARS A YEAR
middling, 24> c; middling, ssc, and strict inld
dlln?, 26\tC ft lb.
On Snturday tho market opened easier and Ir
regular, prices declining In some instances KO.'ic
f> lb, but nflcr receipt or dispatches a bettor feel
ing prevailed, and thc artlclo closed somewhat
Armer; snles about 650 bales, ordinary to good
ordinary being quoted at 2-l,S'02l.\ie; low mid
dling MMe; middling und strict middling 26c
fi lb.
On Monday thc market was rather active, with
some Irregularity; sales wo bales, ordinary to
good ordinary ticing quoted nt 23M024.MC; lew
middling, 24>. 2l?.c; middling and strict Rid
dling, 350 V lb.
On Tuesday purchasers offered easier rate"".,
willoh were generally unacceptable to factors, tho
market closing quiet und unchanged; sales "Soo
bales; quotations as before.
in Wednesday thc market was lower and prices
receded lu some cases about Mo. "fl lb; sales 70O
hales: ordinary to good ordinary being quoted at
23M9t*M$ low midd ling 24M5 middling 24?.i;
strict middling 25c. ? lb.
On yesterday thc market opened dull mid Irreg
ular at easier rates, and prices declined about .' c.
fi itv: sales about 325 bales, viz: lt ut 2,1V. ss at
23.V; 67 ai*24; 100 at 24."n-; is nt 24 V, os at 24};; 2.1
at 24Xe. We quote:
I.IVEItt'OOI. CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinary.23.'4'@C4
Low middling.24 " 0
Middling.24.'4@
Strict middling.24M -
SEA ISLAND COTTON.-Thc market has been
fair'y supplied with good arrivals of this class of
Hie staple, tho receipts having been acobagHOf
sea islands and Iiorldas, against SSP thc week be
fore, nnd 251 for thc same period last year. Tho
demand has shown rather more activity, and
while it has run mainly on lino qualities there lia ve
been rather more inquiry ami transactions in
medium grades, thc common kinds remaining
dull ami dinicult of sale. The sales have proba
bubly reached about 200 bags, tho particulars of
which have generally been on private terms.
Among thc sales were S bags of sea Islands at 63:
& at 55; 10 at 00; 5 at 62V, 25 at t ^l at 70:12 at
76; a at KO, and 8 bags or Floridas at 45(S:o5c V lb.
Wc quote common sea islands at 46056; medium
nt 00900; 11011111111 to tine 701980, and line and
choice soc noe and upwards V lb.
KICE.-Thc receipts or Carolina rough have
been in good supply, and wore about 3-1,000
bushels for the week. Milli liberal offerings, the.
market has liad a declining tendency; and prices
have steadily receded. Wc note snles oj about
1000 tierces dean Carollnu for the week, among
which were 27 tierces at C,J;c; <0 tierces at 07 ;
CS at 7; 40ii at 7 V, 128 at 7.'.,'; Cl r.t 7.V M'c quote
rn m m nu to fair clean Carolina at OM0CMO.; good
CJ (; 7c. 1\ lb. Carolina rough may tic quoted at
$1 50@l 60 ror interior, and 1 55(5.1 75 ^\ bushel
Tor seacoast.
NAVAL STORES.-There have been received uhont
2000 barrets or all qualities. There lias been u
steady Inquiry, and transactions lu spirits tur
pentine have tnken place at 42\e. ^ gallon.
Kosln may bc quoted nt S3 6004 Ts. barrel for ex
tra No. 1 ; $2 7503 25 for No. 1 ; $2 3602 50 for low
No. 1; $1 8002 for No. 2 lo extra No. 3, and l 75
for No. 3. Crude turpentine may tic quoted nt
ta 80 ft barrel for virgin; $2 CO for yellow dip, and
SI CO for hard.
IIAV.-Thc arrivals have been about 400 bali s'of
Eastern qualities. There have been sold about 300
lisles of tills kind nt 1 SS per hundred, and 70
bales at $1 37 per hundred.
Cons.-There has been no receipts of note. Tho
demand hus been only In n retail way nt about
$135@ii 40 bushel for primo white Maryland,
weight, bags Included.
FLOUR.-The market is amply supplied willi all
qualities or Ulis article. The demand has been
moderate, prices showing no important change.
We quote Northern and Western super at so jo V
bbl; extra at $0 7507 fi bbl, and family at J7 GO
S >. bbl. Southern brands may lu quoted nt
$0 7407 ft bbl for super; $7 2f (-;7 75 ft bbl for
extra, and S?';'-to 71 bbl for family and choice
qualities.
ACOX-Is lu good supply and rallier heavy,
prices lu some cases being about } c V> lb lower.
M'o quote prime shoulders at I7.'.,i-i>l7 e ^ Bi;
primo clear rib sides at 21031 Mc; prime drips at
21Mc; dry salted shoulders at Wc, and salted long
clear nt 1OM01OMO V lb- Wo note sules or 15,0ou
sides at lue fl lb.'
DUTTER ASH I.Aitii.-There ls a fair stock of
primo (loshon. M'e quote good to prime at 40<ni
-c.c ft lb. Wostern and other lower grades sell
from 309850 fl lb; country do. at 2."- 30e ft lb,
as In quality. Lard is in good supply und ls hold
at 30921a
SALT.-About 7000 sacks Liverpool, received di
rect, were sold on private terms. Jobbing lots
may bc quoted nt fl 000$2 fl sack.
INDIA HAuuixa.-The market ls well supplied
with this artlclo,* a nd wc quote 2-13 24 MC "fl yard
Dundoo hagging, 44 inches, IM lbs. for the yard,
ls held at 30@3fic Bea Island hagging, 45" inches
wide, 2 lb for the yard, Is held nt 45c.
HOPE.-Thc demand for rope ls moderate, and
prices arc somewhat nominal at quotations. M'c
quote hemp ut -cents f Hs; grceulenrat lOccnts;
and jute al s i@!) couts fl lb.
Iitos RANDS AMI TIES for cotton, of thc most
approved patterns, uro offered on thc market at
OM07MC 1* lb, and sales have taken place at
those figures. v
Tmnini ANO I.irainRR.-Tito market for this arti
cle ls dull. M'c quote I lintier lor milling purposes
rrom S''<39. Shipping timber 10(i7,i5; 4-405-4
flooring ut $14015 fl M. bright lumber, good
mcrchiintnlTle, from city hillls, cut to size, from
130024 fl M by thc cargo.
Flt cm HTS.-To Liverpool, by steam, 5,'d on up
lands, I .'.id on sea islands; by sail, wc quote Jid on
uplands and \d on sen Islands. To Havre, IMO on
uplands, 1 Mc on sen islands. Coastwise-to New
York, by steam, *fo on uplands and lc on sea Is
lands, S- ft tierce 0:1 rico; by sail, Me on cot
ton; #1 25 ft tierce on ric :; 4Uc fi burrel on rosin;
ss fi M on lumber; c-'.*0io ft Mon timber. To bos
ton, tty sall, Mu ft lb on iiplnnd colton. To Provi
dence, $8 V M on boards, ic fi lb on cotton. To
Philadelphia, by steam, Mc V lb on uplands;
by Rail, 6 7 fi M on boards; $0 on limber; $3 fi
lon nu clay, and $3 6004 on phosphates. To bal
limore, by steam, ),'0; c fl lb; by sall, $007 fi M
on boards; (3 6094 ft lon on phosphate rock.
Yessels arc lu demand by our merchants to luke
lumber freights from Georgetown, S. C., Harlen
and Sntilla (tiver, Cu., und Jacksonville, lia., to
Northern ports, mid $11012 fl M aro rutes on
umber und boards.
EXCIIANOI-:-STKHI.INO DILLS.-The rate yester
day was Irregular at I30\i for co day hills.
DOMESTIC K..CIIAN()E. -Thc bnnks aro purchas
ing eight checks on Now York nt M discount; 5
days M discount; 10 days t per cent discount; 16
days Hi otf; 20 days 1M; 30 days 2 off. They are
selling sight chocks nt par. *
(I01.11.-Thc brokers were yesterday buying at
27 and solllug ut 28.
. Mniitcls by Tclcgi-npli.
FOflKtUN M All K K.i'S. ,
T.osnoN, November 4-Noon. - Consols 03M.
bonds 83.' r. Sugar on the spot 40s; nfloat 20s nd.
Evening.-The bullion In tho Hank of England
has dceroasod 193,000. Consols 03M- bonds S3.
LIVERPOOL, November 4-Noon.-Cotton stea
dy; uplands 12','d; Orleans Uftd; sales, 12,000
bales.
Evening.-Colton closed steady; uplands l2Md;
Orleans ISjfjtl. Exports and speculation look
4000 bales. Red winter wheat Os Od.
PARIS, November I.-lioni se opened quiet.
Evening.-Thc bourse closed fiat. Hontes 71f
32c. Thc specie In the Hunk of France has de
creased four and u quarter millions of francs.
ll.iv itu, November 4.-Colton opens flat and
quiet; tros ordinaire on thc spot ir 47.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
Nsw YORK, November 4-Noon.-Stocks steady
hut dull. Money strong nt 7. Sterling, long 0;
short 9)i. Hold 20M- '52's 14M. Tennessee ex
coupons CO; now 60M- Virginia ex-coupons f.0;
new 52. I.ouls.via, old 00; levees COM, IMS SI.
North carolinas 17; new 3ftM
Evening.-Colton declining; sales 3000 hales at
2 e. Flour heavy, and 6 to 10c lower. Superfine
State i& 20a5 35; common to fair extra Southern
$6 lOaO 05. Wheat la3c lo.vei ; dcc'.lncd chiefly
on spring. Winter red Western ?1 40al 42; Illi
nois |1 'jo.11 29. Corn opened quiet, hut closed .ia
4o bolter, with a fair speculative demand. Pork
n sliadu Armer at 130. Lard drooping. Whiskey
lower ot $1 Hal 16. nico heavy. Sugar quiet
ami firm. Mu amos dall and tim vj. Turpentine
48,Su47.'f. Rosin (2 20a$s. Freights a shade
firmer; on cotton by steam S'a7-H>- Governments
closed steady ; C2'5. , HOM. Southerns dull. Money
easier, but steady, sterling duli nt 8 ,al . Gold
closed dull at 20Xa20Ji. Slocks weak and unset
tled.
' RALTIMORR, November 4.-Cotton 24.Sc. Fltmr
active but prices weak; Howard street superflue
fa soa3 76. Wheat dull; prime to choice red
$1 35al 46. Corn dull; new while 76aWc; old
fin 09. Oats dull at 66n68c. bye very dull ul
uocaf i. t'ork tUncoil linn.
CINCINNATI, November 4.-Thc decline In gold
depressed the price of corn; new COc; old Maw.
Whiskey unsettled ut $1 05. Pork dull, sinull
sales at $31. bacon unchanged. Nothing doiog
in new meals.
LOUISVILLE, November 4.-Corn steady, In bulk
ooo. Oats steady, in bulk so. Provisions i|uict
und unchanged. Whiskey declining, fl 00.
WILMINGTON, (N. C.,) November 4.-Spirits tur
pentine armer nt 42Sa-l2.sc. ltosln active: strain
ed fl 00. Crude turpentine steady at f 1 C0u2 75.
Tar unchanged. Cotton nuk i al 24a24>ic.
SAVANNAH, November 4.-Cotton receipts 3850
balC3; exports 2101 bales; sales 700 bales; mid
dlings '24sc; market quiet.
AUUU8XA, November 4.-Cotton active, bul
prices lower; sales PW bales; receipts 1012 bales;
middlings 23)a'a23>ic,
MOBILE, November 4.-Cot .'on demand and sales
confined to a rcw. Closed dull. Salea 8W hales.
Middlings 24U24.SC. Receipts 1050.
New ORLEANS, November 4.-Cotton quio, and
lower nt 24> a24.\'c. Sales 3-iw hales. Receipts
6745 bales. Sugur receipts light ; fully fair
yellow clarified 13%al4J*jC. Molasses- prime
SOnSlc. Gold Sterling 37>;< New York
sight exchange par to .s discount.
Wilmington Market.
"WILMINGTON. November 3.-SPIRITS TURCKN
TINK.-Sales of 88 casks al 42Sc.
ROSIN.-Sales reached 710 bota nt $1 Mal 67 S'
for ."trained, $1 05 for No 2, and |2 25u3 25for
No 1.
CRUDE TURPENTINE.-Sales of 42 bbls al f 2 75
for virgin and yellow dip, and fl 00 for hard.
TAU_Sales of47 bbls at $2 05 per bid.
COTTON,-32 bales were soldat 24.S, 2-i,Sn24J c.
Interior Cotton Markets.
COI.UMHIA, November 3.-Sales of cotton to
day about 140 Pales, at prices ranging from 2:1s
to 24c Tor middling.
SUMTRR, November 2.-Ordinary to good ordi
nary 2LSa22Sr: low midi,ling 23a24c; uitdo'.liig
24Kc. Sides for thc week 320 bales.
MONTGOMERY, November 2.-Thc market 1B
rather quiet to-day. Holders arc free dealers, bul
buyers ure scarce. Low middlings nominally
22\'a23.
ATLANTA, November 2.-Thc market closed
quiet al 23c fur middling-, 22.se fur low mid
dlings, 21 Sc for good ordinary, and 20Sc for or
dinary. Receipts to-day 00 l ales.
COLUMIIUS, November 2.- Thc market to-day
bus been very active at 23c for middlings
und 23.1,023% for strict lo good middlings. Sines
6S3 bales, shipments 4C0 bales.
SKI.MA. November 1.-Yesterday thc market
closed quiet but limier, with very little offering.
Sales 240 bales. We quote ns folio wu: flood ordi
nary 22Sa22,sc; low middling 22>kn23c; middlings
23sa23.se.
MACON, November 2.-Thc market to-day open
ed willi more animation: bul fell off through thc
day, and Closed dull, willi middlings at S3R33MC.
The sides of the tiny were on thc basis of 23.se for
middlings. Received to-day 7311 bales; sold 676
l ales; shipped 607 bales.
< lin 1 li . lon AVItoli sale Prise .
ARTICLES. P KICKS.
ItAUaiKO, V yard
Dundee. CO 45
Cunny Cloth. 24 26
HALB ROCK, V lb
Manilla. 7
Western. s jj 12 s
Jule. fl H
HUTTER--Goshen. 30 (<i> 45
County. 25 (j) 30
COTTON, fi lb
Ordinary to good ordinary.... 231*4 24
Low mldillitig.*._ 2-:si->
Middling lo sirict middling... 2l.s-V> 2LS
Cond middling.
Sea I-la nd. 50 (in 85
COPt'KK, 'fl lb
Rio. 20 20
l^iguaym. 2H
Java. 36 40
FEETILKERS
Carolina I'ei'llll/cr, V 20C0 lbp. oo co
Wando KeriRixer.co w M
Double Relined Pondi etti-.:;o 00 fr)
Niles' Phosphate.03 00 fr)
Peruvian Cunno, V 2240 lbs...ms no fr) -
Pa chic Cunno, fi 2000 lbs.OS oo g.
liliifgii's (' iosphate, y 2OO0 lbs io Go -A
Rhodes' Pliosphatc, 2UW lbs 05 00 .??
Rhodes' standard Manure (f05
Hine). 57 60
Orchtllo Gmino (flo (line).x'. no (ul
I.d Plaster. 24 60
Mopes' Super Phos, fl 20W lbs. 05 00 ..
Woobrton's Phosphate of Lime 05 oo 0
Wooiston's Vcge'or, fi 2000 lbs os 00
Croasdule's Gcn.Sup.Phos.net 00 00
Powers'Completo Manure, net 60 oo ( r)
Sardy's Phos. Peruvian, cash. 05 oo fr)
Surdy's I'nelllc Guano, cash... 00 w
Patapsco Guano. 05 00
K. Krank Cu's Pliosphatc.85 oo
FLOUR, ft I>I>I- t
Super. G 50
Northern and Western Extra, o 75 fr) 7 oo
Rainmore Kxtru. ( j
Southern-Super. 7 00 7 25
F.xtra. 7 .'.()(? y 7 75
Family. 8 00 lo 00
CHAIN, fl bushel
Maryland Oats.
Western Oats.
Corn. 1 35 1 40
HAY, M cwt
North River.
Rastern. 1 25 1 35
LUM DER, %>. M feet
Clear White Pine, flrM quality. 50 00 55 00
White Pine, good run.33 00 40 00
Yellow Pine. ... 20 00 fr) 24 00
Hoards, rough. 14 00 16 00
Grooved and tongued 28 00 32 00
M11 a gallon
Cuba.
Muscovado.
Sugar-house.,.. 60 1 00
New Orleans.
NAVAL STORKS, fl bbl
Tar.>. ..
l il ch..'.
Rosin, pale. 4 il)
Rosin, No. 1. 2 75 4 00
Rosin, No. 2. 1 SO 2 00
Rosin, No. 3. 1 75
Spirits Turpentine, %>. gallon.. 42S'
Oakum, t' lb. 10
NAILS-American 4 20ib, "P keg 5 50 7 00
POWDER-Hulton t's, F.P.P. g.... 0 70 fr)
1 iiipout's, F.F.F. 5 GO fr)
I uipi m i'.-, blasting. 4 26
PROVISIONS, fi io
bacon, Hains.
Sides.:. 21 SI a
Shoulders. . 17,'i 27
Strips. 21
Lard, In keg. 20 21
butter. 30 46
Cheese. 15 30
I'ul a toes, Irish, ? bbl. 2 60 @ 3 00
' SWCCt. 3 60 4 00
Onions. 6 00 5 60
Apples. 6 00 0 00
Eggs. 30 3
Poultry-Chickens, ft doz.... 3 00 4 00
Fowls, fl do/.. 6 00 0 00
RICK, fl lh- -Carolina. c.S & 7
H.ed India.
SALT, fl sack-Liverpool, coarse 1 00 fr) 2 00
Liverpool, line.
Si:nAii, fl lh-Raw.
Porto Rico.
Muscovado. (.0
BEESWAX-9 lb. 38 a 40
liions, ( reen-fl lb. os
Dry. 18
CHESTNUTS-fl bushel. 4M
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A POUT IN ffttKAT llitiTAiN-I'cr Hrlllsh bark Cor
nucopia-786 bbl spirits turpentine, 870 Obis
rosin.A
NHWT^'OHK-I'or stcniushlp Wcvhnssctt-1062
hales upland cotton.i'IT steamship Minne
tunka-looo tiali'H uphunI cotton. 46 iiuKH sea
Island cotton, 2 bags wool, ut tierces rico, 48
bales domestics, nn<t sundries.
I'IIILAPIM'RIA- Per steamship J W F.vcrmau
bales cotton, 107 tierces rice, 293 bbls rosin, n
locomotivo tires, 913 car .pringa, 77 gum springs,
Hi bales yarn, f>o casks clay, und sundry pack
CRM.
IULTIMOKH-Per steamship SOU (lull-loo (leres
"CC,4M bales upland colton, lu casks dav, 32
tons ptg Iron, IS lids lillies, ll bales lillies, jil bbls
oranges, 24 empty barrels.
Export* Of th Week.
DOMESTIC.
ItOffrOH TIA TTIMIIKOTOK-Per Kclir Georgetta
Laurence-soo bbls rosin. 12 tierces rice.
NKW Yous-Per steamship Champion-uno
bales upland cotton, 60 bags sea island colton,
120 tierces rice, TU packages sundi les_Per
stcauisliip Koorilla-707 bales upland conon, (it
bans sea Island colton. :to llerces rice. Cor
Hteiimshlp Charleston-70 baits sea Island colton,
uar bales upland cotton, 90 tierces rl -c 77 hales
domestics, tit packages, ino emplv barrels
mr sehr ll N Hawkins-loo bales upland colton,
207 tierces rice. 4m bids rosin, 1611 bags colton
seed, 00 casks clay, 377 empty carboys, lot empty
barrels, 8 bulrs paper shavings.
'/"''^'' . ? ?IA-i'er "tcunwhlp Prometheus
S Y?! " t0." ". CO bales yarn, HO tierces rice,
10h bids rosin, lo cusks clay, 8 bbl beans, 4 bbls
oranges, so emply casks. ^
IIAI.TIMOUK-l'er steamship Falcon-504 balcM
colton, 30 ba es rags aili wool, 83 tierces rice,
200 boxes canned fruits, 40 pnekages.
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7*F9 5 i r?i
cc o o < oooec
co ooo 00000
cooo 3 o 000c
cece cr cr r=r - =r
cooo o o ooo
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pis: ,2538": ss
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Norn.-We linvc deducted from New Orlcnns
12,070 bales upland*, from Moti e_bales, from
Savannalt Oit hans sejv island and _ bales up
land, and from Charleston 67a imps sea Island and
83 bules upland-thc cniantities received at those
ports from Mobile. Florida. Te.vaa and Savannah.
Comparative Exporta ofCottoii nml Itlcu
from tilt Port orOliarlcatoii, from Sep
tember I to November 1, 18UO.
Liverpool...
Other Kr. Poris
Tot'i a. Britain
lS0l -'7O.
Havre.,
Other l r. Portal
Total Franco
K. of Kuropc
Tot'l K. Europe
S.of Europe,
W. Indies, Ac.
Total P. Port ..
Hnston.
Hhodo inland..
New Ycrk.
Philadelphia...
Halt, h Nr'folk
Oth. U.S.Port*
Tot'l Cse Ports
CramI Total.I
Up'd.
COI 5
200
6-J75
215
3 ,
8B30
3 0'2
3U054
104S
.'17
OTU
IUD
HOI
S. I. J Up'd.
r.'ots
004
4758
Klee
114
405
31191I 2000
Exporta of Rico, Naval Stores and Lum
ber from * li o Port of Charleston, from
September 1 to November 4. 180t.
EXTOUTED TO
llnston.
New York...
Philadelphia
llaltlnioro...
Now Orleans,
Mobile.
I'rovld'cc.ll 1
Oth'rUSP'rlg
T'ol Coastw'sc
llarcclnna.
MuJ'n tc M'kcf.
West Indies..
Halifax, N H..
Ht John's, N iL
London.
Ilrlstnl, Knjr.,
Mvcrpool.
Havre.
.MonIovlileo..,
(treat I in i ai ti.
Total Foreign.
Grand Tola!I
1800-'70.
NAVAL
STOR'O
ItblH.
Feet.
4,020j 32,000
2,fl81| 1,278,017
2,744 83,000
2061 lfiS.OOO
10,010
400
1,828
2,664
1.1,174
2.i0,0*f,
1.801.072
20P,T6S
200,700 3,274
1808-'00.
STOK' 'l "Bil.
llbls.
4,32:
2,S08i
200
601
7,021
Feet.
70,000
l,7: i,ooo
072,605
221,600
3-11,000
C9,003
3,113,768
40| 674,728
3,234
2,O10,84l| 11,105
6", 4,728
3,088,480
Stocka of Cotton In the Interior Towna
not Inelartefl In the Receipt .
TOWNS.
AiiRiista k Hnmbnrft.Octobor 80
Macon, Ga....,.OetoUc* 30
Columbus, (ia,_November 1
Montgomery, Ala... .October 30
Selma. Ala..October 30
"Memphis, Ten .October 30
N(inliviiie, Tent.October 30
Total.
43,700 I
Itccvlpts l> y Ku ll ro a il, November 4.
BO ITH CAROLINA UAH.HOAD.
ir,r,o Utile* coll n, lo bules domestics, loo cases
lani, 2 ears lumber, a cars womb To Railroad
Anent, u w williams A co, rel/., r, Rodgers A co,
w .smith A eo, K Mure, w Roach, J N Hobson,
Clayborn, Herring A co, Watson A HUI, Sloan, (1
ll Waller A co, W : Courtney A co. Trust A All
iier, Rcetlcr A Davis, W W Smith, Mowry A co,
Creaser A Minitta, amt others.
NORTUBA STERN llAII.IIO.tn.
UKI l ales cotton, SO bids naval stores, 10 ears
lumber. Inline ".i, mdse, Ac. To Kinsman A How
ell, W K Illil i, ll Levy, Walter A eo, A J Salinas.
L Cohen i <-?>, it Kial tc, Thurston A Holmes, w.c
Dee A eo, ('bighorn. Herring A eu, I. Cohen A eo,
ii w williams A co, Croat A Adger, ,t ti K Shuni.
W ll I'incell, A 1) Walker, W Gurney, brodie A co.
Caldwell A Son, Miss K Cist, Ingruhum A Son, K
ll Stoddiu I A CO, Heeder A Davis, w C I lee A co.
Crueser A Smith, Killick, Wlekenbcrg A eo, and J
U Aiken A ce.
Passen gern.
Ker steamship Miltitetoukn,' for New York
I. J bullis, Mrs Ard and child, D McDcwilt, and C
Summerville.
Ker steamship Sea Hull, fur baltimore -Kev O
Hicks, Miss J K Gadsden, and t un deck.
"Vcr steamer City Point, from Pnlalka, via Jack
sonville, l ei namima ami Savannah-P Dossier
and wire, (1 A Wood, ll baldwin, D Jones. Captain
('tirrel. Captain Lennard, <; K Hoggs, Mr Garrison,
D ll Kenm ilv and wire, Mr Derron, M Middleton,
Mr budds, o ll (loss, and 40 on deck.
MA HIXE NKtrS.
C ll A ll L Ii S T O N , N O V Ii H ll li lt 6
AltlllVKD YKSTKItDAY.
Ilriilsb sehr Kosallc, Albury, Clent hera. Uah-0
davs. Kruit. To A Camile.
Dritlsh sehr Kiln Howell, Huberts, Nassau. N P
0 days. Mdse. To the Master. Hound lo New
York, and pul Into this pori to repair damages to
spars.
Sehr M A Tyler, Tyler, New York-I days. Cu
nno. To W Hoach A co, (1 W Williams A co, Hail
road Agent, iiml Order.
Sehr J M llroomall. Douglass, Philadelphia-1
davs. Coal. To H K Kukcr A co.
Steamer City Point, McMillan, Halal ka. via
Jacksonville, Fernandina aibl Savannah, so
bales cot lon, Ac. To J D Aiken A co, II ll Ingra
ham, Pel/er, Kodgers A co. Hoper A Slonev, Kirk
patrick A Witte, j salvo. J win h A co, w it Wil
liams A Son, I Hyman A co, Krascr A Dill Hop
Kins, McPherson A Co. Heeder A Davis, Phickucy
tiros, and Gourdin, Mntthlcaacn A co.
Sloop Amelia. From Asltcpoo. 73s bushels rough
rlee. To Frost A Adger.
Kecdvcd rrom Chlsolm's Mill-io tierces rice.
2 bags sea island colton. To Heeder A Davis, and
Chlsolm Illus.
CLEARED YKSTKItDAY*.
Steamship Mlnuctonka, Carpenter, New York
Itavcnel A co.
Steamship Wcybossett, Parrish, New York-Jas
Adger A co.
Stcainsldp J W Evcrman, Hinckley, Philadel
phia-Jun A Theo (leiIv.
Steamship Sea (lull, Dutton, Baltimore-Courte
nay A Treuholni.
Hriilsli bark Cornucopia, Curler, a Port in Croat
Britain-K Mure A co.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Minnetunka. Carpenter, New Yolk.
Steamship Wcyliossctt, Parrish, New York.
Steamship Sea (lull, Dutton, Ruiliuinre.
Sehr H N Hawkins, Wyall, New York.
Sehr J A Parson, Stephens, wilmington, N C.
FI'OM THIS PORT.
Steamship Fe..ni, Horsey, Uultlmore, Novem
ber 2.
Sehr L (J C Wishart, Mason, Wilmington, N C,
November 3.
Sthr Carrie Holmes, Holmes, Wilmington, N 0,
November 3.
KP FOR THIS PORT.
liri g Cambia, (llllev, at Philadelphia, Novem
ber 1. \
Sehr Ida S Burgess, burgess, nt New Y ork, No
vember 1.
CLEARED FOR TRIS PORT.
Steamship Janies Adger, Lockwood, nt New
York, November 2.
Steamship l ulf Stream, McCrcery, nt New York,
November 2.
Steamship Maryland, Johnson, nt ballimore,
November 2.
Thc Clara, Nichols, al Liverpool, October 'JO.
SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
Hrlti James Crosby, Haldtvbi, rrom Providence,
R 1, october r.o.
DY TELEGRAPH.
SAVANNAH. November 4-Arrived, bark Norwe
gian, Pori land; Canada, Huston; brig Ida I, Hay,
boston; sehrs John Cronker ami M H Hramhall,
New York. Cleared, steamships America, Haltl
inorc; San Salvador, New York.
MEMORANDA.
Consignees per sehr Lilly, Iront New York, ar
I-rived Wednesday-W Roach A co, J K Adger A
co. Palmetto Ploueer Co-operative Association, W
M Hird A co, Andrews A Salvo, H Hlschoff A co,
T W miss, boll mann bros, J ll Drcdcuhcrg, C Dart
A co, F C Homer. Dr ll Daer, E Hates Sc co, K R
Cowperlhwalt, Macdun* Cohen, Ola Cl US A Wilie,
Onuiri.Ni, 11,1! KIO CO, W li CllllfCC A CO, J 1)
lauren A co, I, Cohen, T I) Chuioy x co. ll Cobla A
ffo, W 8 Corwin A co, Howie A Moise, ll A Due, ll
iiYfiiY .i eo'.'iv MityrPmMMxrSMhiiiAWi
ll Craver, il Herdts A co, Hart A co, T M Horsey
A bro, J Hurkamp A co, (1 S Hacker, J ll Hillen,
N A Hunt, J W Harrisson, Holmes A Calder, Jen
nings, Thuinllnsou A co. Knobeloch A Small, ll W
Kinsman, J Kennedy, V Krcssel, Jr, Kinsman A
Howell, ll Klattc A co, T E Knox, C Kerrison, Jr,
King A Gibbon, Killick, Wlckenbcrg A co. Lain ev
A Alexander, A Langer, M Lohrs, S It Marshall,
Maiilouc A co, Mills House. A McCobb, Jr, Muller,
Nimitz A cn, W McLean, (i M Marlin, Ncurvlllc A
Hannam, ll O'Neill, C P {'oppenheim, i: Pierson,
1) Paul A- co, J M Parker, J A Quackcnbusti, Rail
road Agent, C Ring, Hlcckc A Schachte, Reeder A
Davis, W Siemens, W Shepherd, il Slcgltng, L
Schnell, K ll Stelling. A Tobias' Sons, J Thomson
A co. (I W Williams A co, W L Webb, J Wiri h A
co, Werner A Ducker, Walker, Evans A Cogswell,
p walsh. Wagoner A Monsoon, w White, J wiley
A co, J II W hrmann, K II White, Adams A Da
mon, and brig Mary M Francis.
List of Shipping
IN TUE TOUT OK CHARLESTON, NOVEMIIER 4.
Vessels under loo tons, and steamers coasting
within thc State, excepted. .
STEAMSHIPS.
Harlen (Hr), 1172 tons, Peters, ai Hovce A co's
wharf, for Liverpool, loading-ll Mure A co.
Man I' at i ,i II, 1397 tons, Woodhull, at Adgcr's wharf,
for New York, loading-Janies Adger A co.
J W Kverntan, otu lona, Hinckley, at Atlantic
wharf, for Philadelphia, ready-John A Theo
(letty.
SHU'S.
Ellen Southard, ois toni, Morse, at Atlantic
wharf, loadldg for Liverpool-Willis & Chls
olm.
Duke of Wellington (Dr), 724 tons. Allen, al Van
lierliorat-a wharf, from Liverpool, discharg
ing- Itavcnel A co.
BARKS.
Annie Kimball, 733tons, Stlnson, nt central wharf,
for Liverpool, loading-Streei bros A co.
John bright (Hr), los tons, Me.Mullcii. at Accommo
dation wharf, for Liverpool, loading-Hlslev
& Creighton.
Juvcnta (Nor), 300 toni, Wright, al Hoyen A co's
whan, for Liverpool, loading-J M Freds
berg.
Cornucopia (Hr), 210 tons, Carter, nt Marshall's
wharf, for a Port lu ( real britain, ready
It Mure A co.
Dalkeith (Dr), S'S tons. Langwill, nt Kerr's wharf,
for Liverpool, loading-it Muro A* co.
A ll Wyman, -tons, Wyman, ai Al lani le wharf,
for Liverpool, loading-W ll Smith A co.
Jerome Jones, (Hr,) 024 tons, Crosby, at A Han tie
wharf, for Liverpool, loading-w Roach A co.
Iris, (Hr,) - ions, Sullock, at Marshall's wharr,
fora 1'ort in Great britain, loading-ll Mitre
Si co.
Mary Klilam (Hr), 421 tons, lintier, nt Atlantic
wharf, for Liverpool, loading-J A T ( edy.
Don Justo, - tons, Hon hoir, al Kerr's wharr, from
Daiuurlscoltit, Mc, discharging-Master.
BRIOS
Lady Pene (Hr), rr.'i tons, Patterson, nt bennett's
wharr, fruin Suit River, Jam, walting-J A
Kuslow A co.
Mary M Francis, *432 ton?, Francis, nt Adgcr's
wharf, for Havre, loading-W Hooch A co.
Monica, 143 tons, McCobb, lil Ashley River, rora
Northern Port, loading-J A Knslow A co.
Susie J Si rom, loo tons, I lam timmi, at Palmetto
wharr, for urunswlck, loading-J A Knslow
A co.
Sliamrocl:, 162 tons, Ray, ut brown A co's wharf,
for Liverpool, loading-W Roach A co.
Josie A Devcreaux, 42 tous, Clark, al Drown A
co's wharf, for boston, loading-M Goldsmith
A Son.
A Fomento (Span), 107 tons. Alslnn, al Drown A
co's wharf, from Matanzas, walling-W P
Hal).
SCHOONERS.
Thomas Miscommlus, 110 tons, Wyatt, at Den
nett's wharf, repairing-J A Knslow A CO.
Petrel, too tons, Shuiiks, ut Palmetto wharr, rrom
baltimore, to lie repaired-J A Knslow A co.
Mnry H Fcinerlck.tJn tons, Darsey, in the St ream,'
front baltimore, wa liing-J A Knslow A co.
N W Smith, 2ui tons. Tooker, in Ashley River,
for New 1 ork, loading-W Roach A co.
Ada Ames, loo tons, Adnnis, at brown A co's
wharf, for Gulf of Mexico, loading-W Roach
Si co.
John A Crlflln, 305 tons, Foster, nt Central wharr,
Hom Philadelphia, discharging-II T linker
t co.
W D Thomas, 272 tons, Marshall, ln-4hc Stream,
for Philadelphia, ready-ll F baker A co.
Ida Hlrdsall, 35S tons, Hlrdsall, at Marshall's
wharf, ror New York, loading-W Roach A co.
lient h tia, 120 tons. Lcavllt, In Ashley River, for
ballimore, loading-Risley A Creighton.
My rover, 418 ton , Brown, nt Adgcr's wharf, for
New York, loading-W Roach A co.
Glengary, 218 tons, Yates, at Atlnntlo wharr, rrom
Philadelphia, discharging-J A Knslow A co.
Lilly. 412 tons. Hughes, nt Ail ger's wharr, from
New York, discharging-W Roach St co.
David Collins, - tons, Townsend, nt Atlantic
wharf, from Philadelphia, discharging-J A
Knslow A CO.
Marcus Hunter, 183 tons. Orr, nt brown Sc co's
wharf, from Portland, Mc, discharging-T
Tupper St Sons.
M A Tyler, 204 tons, Tyler, In tho Stream, from
New York, Just arrived-W Roach A co.
J M Brooman, - tons, Douglass, at Central wharf,
from Philadelphia, discharging-ll F Baker Sc
co.
?Kl O lt LIV K ll P 0 0 L .
Tho Rrit|-h Hhlp DUKE OF WELLING
TON, Robert Allen, Muster, will load for Ult
above port nod have dispatch.
For Freight engagements, amil to
HOV4 KA'VF.NKL A- co
[flOlt NEW VOiiK-MBUCllANTfj' LINK.
The Schooner ll>.\ III ROSALL, lilniHall, x
Muster, having nearly all her freight ni-yi.u
naged and going on hoard, wants some"light
Freight to lill up and leave Forthwith.
__h"l:Li!_WH.LIA M ROACH A CO.
JP O lt LIV ti ll P O 7) . .
The "Al" Kew Clipper Hark MARY KU,- jO*
LAM, V . Huller, Master, having UOliaMllTO- fiKE!
hie porlloa or Height engaged, will Itavo inlicit
dispatch. Apply lo
JOHN A TilP.lK RUTTY,
nov3_North Al laut lu Wharf.
1BOSTON AND CHARLESTON LINK
J PACKETS.
F U ll ll 0 8 T O N .
The. Al lirlg JORIE A. DKVKUKACX, hav- .
lug a large |Hirtloii or her cargo cngtiocdfiBfi
and ready, will receive cotton and other Height
to lill up, al llrown A Co.-s Wharves.
For Freight engagements, apply to
IIOV3 MUSKS < dl.IIS.MITH A SONS.
F
O II LI V ti lt I' U O L
Hie line british Hark HALKKITH, Lang- LA
win. Master, has a considerable portion ofSSESl
her cargo engaged and going on hoard.
For Freight engagements apply to
KOUT. MURK A CO.,
nov2 lloyce'a Wharf.
F
0 It LIVERPOOL
The American Park ANNIE KIMBALL,
KHttSOn Master, 8000 l ales capacity. liasJ ^JSi
considerable cargo engaged and now going
on board, and will be dispatched tor the above
pori.
For Freight engagements, apply to
OCfil ST HE KT UltOTHKKK A CO.
JP O ll N E W Y O It K .
Tlic steamship MANHATTAN, M. S. ^fftfiftau,
Woodhull, Commander,will bedMpulCh-jaj&JuSK
ed for thc above port on SATI'HDAY, thu Otu in
stant, nt balf-pasl 7 o'clock A. M.
For Freight or Passage apply to
nova 4 JAMES AIIOEIt A CO., Agents.
?p on LIVE It p 0 O L
CHARLESTON AND LIYKRP00L STEAMSHIP
lt I N K .
Thc Al Iron Screw Steamship DARI-^f Sf*.
KN, 11*2 tons, James Peters Mnstcr.^&l &O,
having a large portion of her cargo engaged, will
load with dispatch for thc above pori.
Colton and produce for all paints on thc Conti
nent of Europe received, aud Through Hills Lad
ing signed al Charleslon.
Insurance by this linc or Steamers three-quar
ters per cenl.
For Freight engagements, npplv to
RODERT MURE A CO.,
nov2 boyce's Wharf.
S
TEAM TO BOSTON
We arc prepared lo give Through < f"'&-.
Hills of Lmllng .for Coll n, lo "" "" jSftffnftft
via Seml-Monihly Linc Huston and Savannah
Steamships, and Steamers DICTATOR, CITT
POINT and PILOT HOY, at liberal rates. First
Steamer leaves Savannah on thc 201b instant.
oct IS_J. I). AIKKN A CO.
mjlAVELLERS PASSING THROUGH
OHARLESTON EN ROUTE TO FLORIDA
AND AIKEN,
And other places, should lay In tliclr^r.Sei-.
supplies or triareis. Champagnes, Vor- && j
dials, Hraudies, Whiskies Wines. Cat-ned Soups
ami Meals, American ami English Hiscults. De
villed Ham. Tongue, Lobster, Durham Smoking
Tobacco and Imported Segara.
WM. S. CORWIN & CO.,
No. 215 King street, opposite Hasel,
Charleston, S. C.
Kraneh of No. 900 Broadway, corner 20th street,
New York. sept28 limos
jp CIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPY'fi
THROl'Oll UNI TO
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN.
CHANGE OF SAILING DAYS.
NoR.*si?rafiriuto
New 1 ork, al 12 o'clock noon, of thc 1st, inti and
21st of every month (except when these dntcs fall
on Sunday, then thc Saturday preceding.)
Departure or Isl and 21st connect ai Panania
with steamers ror South Pacillcaud Central Amer
ican ports. Thone of 1st touch at Manzanillo.
Departure of nth of euch month connects with
thc new stenm linc lunn Panama to Australia, ami
New Zealand.
steamship CHINA leaves San Francisco foi
China and Japan October 4, 18(39.
No California steamers touch at Havana, but go
direct from Now York to Asplnwnll.
One hundred pounds baggage rrcc to each adult.
Medicine andTiitendance rree.
For Passage Tickets or ronlier Information ap
ply at thc COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on thc
wharf, foot of Canal-street, North River, New
York. F. H. HAUY, Agent.
mnrchia lyr_
J". O R FLORIDA,
VIA SAVANNAH, FERNANDINA AND JACK
SONVILLE.
the steamer CITY POINT, Captain JMSLMU
George E. McMillan, will sail front tniancsiou
every SATURDAY BVKNINO, ut 8 o'clock.
Returning, thc CITY POINT will leave .Savannah
every THURSDAY Moitsixo, at 9 o'clock, Connect
ing wiih Central Railroad at Savannah for Mobile
and New Orleans, and with the Florida I'allroad
at Fernandina Tor Cedar Keys, ai which point
steamers connect willi New Orleans, Mobile, Pen
sacola, Key West and Havana.
Through Hills of Lading given for cotton"per Sa
vannah Une of steamers lo boston.
Through Hills or bailing given lor goods to Mo
bile, Pensacola and New Orleans.
J. I). AIKEN a CO., Agents,
odis South Atlanllc Wharf.
P^Oll SAVANNAH VIA BEAUFORT.
Th" rust steamer "PILOT HOY," - -J?"*"ty,
Captain Fenn Peck, will leave Mid-^V-oi&^Ji^
die Atlantic Wharf for above points every I'llrr.s
DAY MOHXINCI, ut 8 o'clock, until further notice.
Returning, will leave Savannah SATURDAY
MORNIKU, al 7 o'clock,
octo_J. D. AIKKN A- CO.
.piOR BEAUFORT VIA ROCKVILLE,
ED1STO AND CIILSOLM'S LANDING.
Tho fast steamer "PILOT MOY," r
Captain Fenn Peck, will leave Mhl-anoHpl_
tile Atlantic Whnrl ror above points every MONDAY
MORNING, at 8 o'clock, until further notice.
Returning, will leave Hcaufort every TUESDAY
MOIININU ot 0 o'clock, and Kdisto 2 o'clock P. M.
0C19_J. 1>. AIKEN A CO.. Agents.
Q ll ANGE' OP SCHEDULE.
FOR PAtiATKA FLORIDA.
VIA SAVANNAH, FERNANDINA AND JACKSON
VILLE.
Tho Elegant and First-class _ . ^inw-,,j<
Steamer DICTATOR, Captain W. Y.&* g 22
McNoliy, will sall from Charleslon every Ti*KM
DAY EVKNIN'O, flt 8 O'clock, for Hie above polilla.
Returning, tho Steamer will leave Savannah
SUNDAY MUHNIXU, nt o o'clock
Connecting with the Central Railroad at Savan
nah Tor Mobile and New Orleans, and with tho
Florida Railroad nt Fernandina for Cedar Keys,
at which point steamers connect willi New Or
leans, Mobile, Pensacola, Key West and Havana.
Throngh Hills Lading signed to New Orleans amt
Mobile.
Al freight payable on the wharf.
Goods not removed nt sunset will be stored at
risk and expanse of owners.
J. D. AIKEN A CO.. Agents,
oct I South Atlantic Wharf.
T
O W A G E
Tho Steamer SAMSON having r ^ff***-*^
been recently put lu thorough or- sBS&SSZ*.
der. is now rcatly to low vssseis to ann from sen,
and thc phosphide works on thc Ashley and Coop
er Rivers.
For engagements, npplv on board, to Captain
W. F. ADAIR, or nt Hie onlcc of thc Agency, Knst
lin v, opposite Accommod t inn Wharf.
?iovi lino
T
Cvockctrri, (ttl)inn, Szt.
WO THOUSAND SETS
SMALL PLATES,
FOR SALE AT REDUCED PRICES.
3 inch fiat and deep PLATES, at 10c, a set.
4 iiieh iat nod deep Plates, al 16c. a set.
6 Inch Hat and deep Plates, at 20c. a sel.
o lnclt Hat and deep Plates, at 20c. n set. Ry
WM. O. WHILDEN & CO.,
No. . LT Meeting street and 265 King street.
00128 lntmw'6 Corner I'.caufaiu.
Cflr nocmcnto. _
rJIHE CIRCUS QI- TIIK PERIODIM
CIRCUS !
WILL EXHIBIT IN CUAUI.KSTON, ON THE
CITA DEI, OREEN,
THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, *
November ll, 12 and ia, 1SG9. jv
Commencing THURSDAY NICHT, at half-past? '^1
o'clock. J
Two Performances on Ki:iDAV and SATURDAY. J
Matinee* at 2 c. M.; Night Exhibition* at ball ~M
past 7. ^
f - ADMISSION, 76 cents; Children under io
years, 60 cents-.
AT?- Tickets ore now for sale at thc Cigar
Stauda of Hie Charleston and Pavilion Hotels.
S T O
.MURU A Y
CIRCUS.
Is too well known to require an extended no- /
lice, as thc natrons of amusement know that in
thc past visits lo Charleston f
THIS PEERLESS CIRCUS, M
All promises of excellence have been nbnnilant^M
ly fulltlled. The Troupe tills season will coolbro
thc pledge that lt ls j
THE REST IN THU WORLD, .1
And eclipse any similar Exhibition thal hos
ever exhibited in this country. no\5 0
Railroads.
gOUTU CAROLINA RAILROAD.
GENERAL SU PK HINTEN DENT'S O EE I CK, I
CHARLESTON, S. C., Sept. 15, IHGO. J
On and after Thursday, September 1 , the Pas
senger Trains un thc South Carolina Railroad wUL
run as follows:
Eon AVOVSTA.
Leave Charleston.P..10 A. il
Arrivent Augusto.4.46 I*. M.
Connecting with Hains .'or Montgomery, Mem
phis, Nashville and New Orleans, Wu Montgomery
ami Grand June:lon.
ron coi.fitniA.
Leave Charleston.s.no A. M.
Arrive at Columbia.4.40 P. M.
Connecting with Wilmington and Manchester
Railroad, and Camden train.
FOll CHARLESTON.
Leave Augusta.-.S.00 A. M.
Arrivent Charleston.4.00 I*. M.
Leave Columbia.7.46 A. M.
Arrive at Charleston.4.00 P. M.
ACuX'STA NIGHT KXPRE8S.
(Sundays excepted.)
Leave Charleston.".no r. M.
Arrive at Augusta.0.10 A. M.
Connecting willi trains for Memphis, .Nashville
and New Orleans, via Grand Junction.
Leave Augusta.4.10 P. M.
Arrive ai Charleston.4.00 A. M.
COI.VXIUIA MORT EXntKSS.
(Sundays excepted.)
Leave Charleston...:.6.05 P. M.
Arrive al Columbia.4.46 A. M.
Conncrtinir (Kuudnvs excepted) with Greenville
J'"'ir.. .i. "mi n,, MmiOiiiM Wedncs
days ane hTidnys witn einmotte and South Caro
lina Railroad.
Leave Columbia. 6.60 r. M.
Arrive al Charleston.6.30 A. M.
si MM suv I I.I.K TRAIN.
Leave Chai asl cm.2.60 P. M M
Arrive al Summerville.4.10 p. Ml
Leave Summerville.7.10 A. UM
Arrive at Charleston.8.20 A. M.
CAMDEN BRANCH.
Camden and Columbln Passenger Trains on
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS, nut! be
tween Camden and Klngvlllc dally, (Sundays ex
cepted,) connects with up and down Day Pas
sengers nt Klngvlllc.
Leave Cannleu.6.35 A. ii.
Arrive at Columbia.11.00 A. M.
Leave Columbia.1.45 P. M.
Arrive al Camden.6.00 P. M.
(Signed) II. T. PEAKE,
peptic General Superintendent.
tjepntic filters.
PATON'S HEPATIC BITTERS.
THEY CURE DYSPEPSIA,
Alto AIL DISEASES Or TOE
STOMACH AND LIVER.
TDEY ARE RECOMHEXTTED BT TnR
MEDICAL FACULTY.
HEGE1MAN tc CO,,
Aa i:s i , KEW yon a.
Manufactured by C. F. PANKNW,
ennnst AOT AF o Tin CA s 7,
O H A R L K S T O N, et. C.
tt- 'ov Salo by Druggists Evcrutvhere.-HM
fel>16 mwflyr
XUisccllaiicoiu
STAIR RODS,
BBKT2T, TOS 00.7,
>ROP FIXTURE,
Ei'iiatlo fixtoro nido.
It j|an|'>^^''^'0
Carpet Deniers,
iND DUY NO on isa.
STAin J?IJA.TBS,
For Hotels, Restaurants and Public Buildings,
MANUFACTURED BY
W. T. & J. MERSEREAU, 62 Duane St., N.Y
nugia 3mng _
J T. II U M P II It E Y S",
BROKER, AUCTIONEER AND COMMISSION
MERCHANT.
SALE? OP REAL ESTATE, STOCKS. RONDS,
SECURITIES AND PERSONAL PRO
PERTY ATTENDED TO.
No. 27 BROAD STREET,
^ harleaton. B. O.
RBPRRKN0IEB.-Hon. HENRY BUIST. W. J. MA
GRATH, Esq., General JAMES CONNER, T. R.
WARING, Esq. OCU