The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, November 23, 1869, Image 4
A Nice ?orrcxpomlent.
Hin glow anil tho glory aro plighted
To dar ta ena, for evening la com?;
Thc lamp lu Hiebe Collage lu lighted,
ThoblrdH und Ute ?hi ep belts arc daran,
I'm alone, al my casement, for I nppy
IH mun mon cd to dinner a* Row ?
I'm alone, my dear Kreil, hut I'm happy
i wiaii YOU nero here, were l dudor
Than ?lull, you'd Ho dearer than dear -
I am dressed in your fworito color
Dear l'rcd, how 1 wiall you were here i
I mn wearing my laxilll necklace,
The neoklace you fastened askew !
WSH there et cr so radi: or so reCKKiM
A darling na you I
i want you lo come and pass sentence
tin two or i lure hooks with a plot;
Or course > ou know "Janel's ttcpoiitancc;
Pin reading Slr Waller Scott,
Hm story or kidgar and Huey
Hov i'rliilng, romiintlu amt trna I
Thc Master-his oride was a goosoy
RciulndH mc <)! yoo.
To-day, in rn? rule, I've hoc ll crowning
The lleaeon whose magi snll iure?,
For up lhere you dtacoaiiied about Browning
That Htupid old Browning ol your*.
His verve and his vogue are ulurating;
Pm anxious io give him his due.
Bul Fred, he's not nearly so charming
A poet as you.
1 have heard how you shot at Hie Beechen,
I SUIT how you rodi: uhnntluloer,
l have read Hie report or y our Breeches,
And echoed Ihe echoing cheer;
There's a whisper of hearts you are breaking
I envy their owners. I do I
SmaU marvel that fashion !.< matine.
Her Idol ol you.
Alas tor thc world anti lt? Ueany
Bought triumph, and fugitivo bunn;
Sometimes 1 half v/lsli I was merely
A plainer a penniless Miss;
Bat perhaps one is best with u measuio
Of pelf; und I'm not sorry, loo,
Thal Fui pretty, because tl iii a pleaiinrc
My dearest, to you.
Your whim is lor frolic and fashion,
Tour taste is for letters anil art;
This rhyme in ino common-place pawion
That glow? Ina fund wo nan's heart;
Tut ll by iii a dainty deposit
For rollen-we all have a few I
Some ?tay, love, they'll print ll, beeuuae it
Wau written by you.
THU RUO ti UN UO*W.
"Truth Stranger 'Mian 1?" 1 c t i o n.
Ia Kuti Francisco, on the north ?ide of Fol?
som street, overlooking Mission Kuy, ?-lauds ?
paiatiui residence.
Thc interior of this house is even more beau?
tiful than lt? cxtorior, ?very apart mi nt bein ,
tai' its way u (fem of magnificence and refine?
ment.
Thc llbrury cspocially realizes Uio most per?
fect Ideal of an elegant und cultured home.
And jot, at tho moment wo look In upon
him-one August afternoon, as he occupied
his library-the proprietor of all this wealth
appeared of all men thc roost misc rabio.
Ho was Mr. Morton Problc, for many yearn u
leading banker of San Francisco.
It waa in vain that Hw broad boy-window at
the south end of thc room had been opened,
giving ingress to tho sunshine, and tho fra?
grance of rare flowcns-in vain that tho walls
were lined with ricldy carved book cases and
paintings-In vain that soft couches and luxu
riens chairs hud been gathered around him
Ho was wretched.
He lay OD a sofa, in thc depth* of thc great
bay-window, tho wreck of a once powerful
man. His figure wan thin and gaunt; his face
white ns marble, his oycH having un expres?
sion ol' woful up prehension, of harrowing aux
lOtV, ordrcadful expectancy.
It was evident at a glance that no merely
physical ailment had mndn him what he was
By what withering secret, hy what destroy
lng afflict ?on, lind bc hmm Urns agonized? thus
haunted? ho no uoblo and good ! ho KO wealthy
and distinguished I
As ho moved restlessly upon his lo - lirions
Cushions, the pretty clock on tho rnuntoiplcco
struck live, cvory ntroko seeming to fall like a
hammer upon thu heart of the nervous inva?
lid. Ho aroused Iii msclf, K! niggling feebly to
a sitting posture.
"Oh, will this fatal day never, never pass ?"
be murmured; "nor bring us relief?"
Noticing with n nervous start that he was
alone, he touched a bell upon the table beforn
him, und called:
"Helen. Helen! whore arc you ?"
Before tho echoes of his voice had died out,
a step was heard, uul hhs wife entered his
presence.
"1 left you only for a mon,cut, Morton." she
said, advancing to the banker's Hide. "Yon
wore dozing, I think. 1 wished to send for ?
the doctor r
She was a beautiful woman, of souin six and
thirty years, gracetiil, wIUi brood white brows
and loving eyer, In whioli thc brightness and
sweetness of a Hunshluy nature were still per?
ce pt I hie, mid or fi grief and anxiety no lesa poig?
nant than that evinced by her husband.
"Tho doctor!" ho ochood, hall-reproach
tally.
" Yes, dear," she said, in n eulin and cheer?
ful voice, us slie drew u chair to thc side, of tho
sofa, and sat down, stroking thc corrugated
forehead of tho invalid with ? magnetic touch,
"nc will be herc Immediately. Your lost ner?
vous crisis alarmed inc. You may become se?
riously 111 r?
Mr. Pronto bestowed un affectionate look
upon hts wife, but said despondently :
'"The doctor ! Ho cannot 'minister lo a mind
diseased !' Oh, if thone long hourn would only
pass I If I only knew what the day lian yot in
Blore for us I"
"Look np, Horton I" enjoined Mrs. Problo.
with a reverently trustful glance upward
through thc open window ul the blue sky, ?nd
as if looking beyond tho azure clouds therein.
"1-Rt us uppcnl from Hm injustice und wicked?
ness of earth to thc goodness and morey of
Heaven."
The banker gave a low. sobbing sigh.
"I i MU n ol look up. Helen," ho un s we rod,
willi a passionate tremor in his voice-"only
down, down at thc grave thal is opening be?
fore mu !"
Mrs. Treble cont inued lo stroke his forehead
sonly, while she lifted lier pale lace to tho sun?
light streaming into Hie apartment,
"Ixiok up, Morton-always look up P* she
again enjoined upon tho invalid. "During ut!
those fourteen years of agony, f havo not once
doobtcd either tho goodnesn or ibo Justice of
Heaven. 'Blessed aro they that inuum, for
thCV Shall be comforted.' I believe, thal wo
shall yet rejoice more keenly than wc have
mourned, and that wo shall como lo a glorious
day of joy beyond all thin long night of sor?
row I"
Thc face of Ute invalid lighted up with on
answering glow, und he murmured :
"Clorii,UH failli I My wife, you are indend a
blessed comforter ! Perhaps, after all, you aro
right P
A knock resounded on a Hide-door at this
Juncture, and tito next moment Dr. Hutton,
tho family physician,. for whom Mrs. Drehle
had sent, entered thc room.
Ho was nn old mau, portly in fignro, with
while hair und beard, but with a frosh and
raddy complexion, a pair ofshrewd blue eyes,
and with an exuberant boyishness of mannor
that sat well upon him. Hu had a kind lauri,
and a clear head. Ho approached tho sofa,
after greeting Hu; husband and wife, und lift?
ed thu Uiln replicas hand of Itu: invalid, fueling
his pulse.
"Quite a high fever," ho said, aller n brief
pause. "Worrying ngniu, nu, Mr. Preblo?
You aro wearing yourself mil. Medicine will
do you no good so long ns your mind Ls In Its
present condition, i inuit give you nn opiato."
"Not ..ow, doctor," IntcrpoHud tho bunker.
"I cannot- rnusl not-sleep to-d ,yl I need
tobe mood n wake now, furl cannot tell nt
any moment what Ihe next may bring forth.
I am looking for thc culmination ol' nil my
2cars of anguish-t3r UKI crowning agony of
he whole, ?v-r hup J oven now- Ah, what
was that?"
Uo slurlcd up wildly, und Ihcn ns the Hound
that had disturbed him was not repealed, he.
aaiik back nguln on his cushions, pallid und
panting.
Tho doctor looked nt Mrs. Preblo v/lth
anxious, questioning glance.
"Ills thp anniversary," sho replied lo lils un?
spoken inquiry-"thc annlvcrtury of our lots."
"Ah, vi's," "said the doctor, "1 remember."
"Yos/ICs another of Uioau terrible ilays,"'
cried tho bunker, in a hollow whisper. "Sil
down, doclor, and I will tell you thu whole
story. 1 can think of nothing else to-day, and
nm almost wiltl with apprehension and uux'u
ty. flit down."
Dr. Hutton drew upa chair and seated htm
self, bis face expressing Ibo doublu solicitude
of a friend und ?iliysicluo.
"You know us fourteen years ago, doctor."
raid Mr. Preblo. "Wo lived then whom we do
now. in a collage on thc site of tills great man
alon. There were but thu throe ot us-Helen
and I, nnd our three-year old -Tessie. And it
Was four!cen yearn ago to-day that our little
Jessie was stolon from ns."
"I remember lt," said tho doctor, softly
"Yet might she not. have beep lost, Mr. Preblo !
fiho went out to play la tho gardon, If I runaepi
ber rightly, and wa? never econ by yon again.
Mho miKht have strayed away-"
"Ho wo thought l'or a whole year; doctor,''
interrupted tho banker. 'Wc never dreamed
thal Rite bod boen stolen. Wo Boarchcd ovorv
w hero for lier, and offered IramooRo rewards
for Imr recovery. I cmplovod detectives, but
oil to know purpose. When oar little Jessie
ran down thc slope Inio that flower-garden,"
and ho polnti'tl lo tho front of tho boone, "as
If Ibo oort h hud opened and swallowed lier up,
wo novcr Haw lier again."
"She must httvo found Ute unto open, and
wondered out," nugeettotl Hr. Hutton, ".site
might have strolled down to Um waleT and
boen drowned."
Thu Imnker fixed his burning ?yon upon the
phyHlcian'H lutte, mid whispered:
"I saiii we never saw Ibo poor child again.
I dit! util Huy wu hud not lieurtl of her. Hho
was lost on Hu; ;tth til" August, IBM. Kora
year wu Uiought her dead. Hut on the anni?
versary ol our loss we received a written mes?
sage concerning her."
"A m et wage t" cried Dr. Hutton, starting.
UA mun: scrawl - a single liuo In a huml ovi
dcnUy disguised," nold ino bunker. "Hore lt
ls."
Ho produced a dingy scrap of paper from a
dniwer tn the table, and held it up to thu view
of Ibo physician, who rout! us follows:
"Augusts, ISM. Jrwrie, luii fun Jcssir.'."
Dr. Hulton looked, with u puzzled air, from
lite scrap of paper, which tut turned over ami
over, to Ibu countenance of thc bunkor.
"I can make nothing of this," lie ileclarctl.
"Il is mendy a due, wllh thc name nf your
lost daughter, it. tolls mo nothing."
"Nor tiltl il ILS, nt first," saki Hr. Drehle.
"Then timi name sud that dat?, with thc de?
mon laugh connecting Hmm, sot UR lo think?
ing. A whole year wc agonized over Um
dreadful problem, und Ilten we received anoth?
er message, which you shall BOU."
Ho thrust a second slip or paper, identical in
shape nnd appearance with tho first, belton)
thu gaze of Dr. Hinton, who read it aloud:
"Augusts, is.'iC. VaurJeasie ultu it'w.v."
Tho jiiiy.-jclini Blurted, ns if electrified.
"Ali ! thia is something definite- something
decisive," lia muttered. "It convinced you
thal your daughter was sUU living."
" Yes, rloeltir." wibi Mr. i'ro'tle, " rind every
annlvorsury of that day lms brought un mine
message. Tho disuppeurouco of tho child,
mysterious un it. is, does not nocni lo ma bull
I KO Htniage ns thai the villain who took lier
away could contrive to communicate with us
every year ?Inoe, and always on a particular
day-lite un ni ventry of that, on which she was
stolon- willum i our being allic to discover who
he lo. Anti a Billi grouter wonder lo mo ls,
what can bo hm motivo, ll Booma Incredible.
If lt was staled in a novel many would liol luv
llevo it. Uni ' inn!) is Hlrutigur Utan bollon.1 '
Mrs. I'rcblo drew from lier husbauU'H breast
pockol bis not* -book, opened ll to tito proper
page, ami presented ll to tho physician.
Dr. Hulton adjusted hlH spectacles, glaucctl
over lite pago, and Lhen slowly road tho group
of entries mn ml. Tho entry Uic liisl your Ls nu
follows :
? Aug natO, TRAS. Jaasif, ha, ?ta ! JctuhU*1
And tho noxl year lt is
"Auguttt 0,.-'our Jr.vrie ?HU Hoes /"
And tho next
"August 9, 183?. A??c vs in food hnmts /"
And UH: next.
"August O, Itirih. Fhc is uv-U o.s rrxrr .?"
And Uio next
"August ?, lB."i?. / .'ano lier veaUrrany ;.'
And the next
"August ?, 1S0O. Stu <.s- f/rmrino rajtiuiyr
And tho next
"Alivie to, lHiii. sheanulmutttodaapel*.''
And tho next
" A ii g. rt s t i?, r M.. -i. i've acm Uer awinr"
And thc next.
"Augusts.iKGi. siuPsbccotninga loomnn/1
And Ute next
"AugustU,18C4. lour o'...a fe: (Atrler-n/"
Amt Um noxl
?.August?, lhf..">. ;-Ar.';'i.ir'ivi IVio fscr.1'
And Ult: noxl -
"AuguHtO, lMOii. .YAi.'s really ttaiminj."1
And inst your ll is -
..August 0,18ti7. tty meara ta at laifi."*
And what Khali we got to-day!
Th? physician looked up itiui f.xetl lil
thought ful gone upon Ulta bereaved hu.ibaui
anti wife.
"How did those mossageacoma to you ?" re
demanded.
"Invariably by posi," replied Mr. Drehle
"Usually to ibo house, bul BOUIOUIUOM u> Ut
office!"
"And you dav? novar MOOR their aulltor ''"
"Never!"
"Tht! last of them is UaloJ, l ROC, n your ug
to-day 1"
"Yes, yoH," in.it? ted tho banker, "and th
Umc has como for auoUior Utcusagc. This i
tho 3th of August, 1868!"
"1 soo,"saki Dr. Hutton. "And this In th
secret of your terrible oxcitotnontl Yon ar
expecting (o receive to-day another of thea
Blrangc messages!"
Thura was a brief ni lonou. Mrs. I'rcblo'
hand fluttered in its task, amt her ?lico gre
very palo. This banker brc.iiho-t gusplngli
Tile physician regarded titoto Dotti in friend!
sympathy.
"Wc shall hear of nor again to-day," nail
Mr. Probte; "and what will tho lacasago bpr"
Thc mother averted her tacts. Her brav
heart faltered ns lhat question echoed In ht
Will.
"Tho writer of these lotlern is unqucslim
ably thc abductor of your child!" said i)
Hulton. "Havo you any suspicion as lo* li
idonllty!"
"Not thc slightest," said Mr. In-cblc. "w
have pu/.sled over lite problem for many year
bul wo cannot guess who ho ls."
"Think," ?aid tho doctor. "Have you n
enemy? I do nol moan people wiUi whom ye
arc not friendly-every slirring,mnn has piont
of Ihcso-but a downright enemy 1 lu lhere r
mun whom you know in thc Bast who hau
you? No ono against whom you worn calle
upon to testily - no mc whom you possibly 1
Jured?"
Thc hanker Rhook his head. Ho had turin
himself all these questions repeatedly.
"I have no mich enemy, doctor," ho answc
cd with Hlncority of volco and manner.
"And Mrs. i'rcblo?" suggested HM docto
turning lo her. "Have you no rejected au ll)
who raigilt bo revengeful enough to deso?a
jonr hoino?** ?
"No," Bald thc lady. "I was marr.utl earl
Morton was ray llrsl. lover."
"This is Blrangc- vory wt.i-uigo I" mutton
tho doctor. "You aro not conscious of lin vii
an enemy in thc worid, and yet you have t
enemy-a hidden foe-a fiend in human for
-who is working out against you a fearf
hatred I And you have not thc sllghost BU
picton os lo whom he is ?"
"Not the slightest," declared thc banker.
"Not thc slightest !" echoed Mr?. Prob;
"My huHband had u> stop-brother who mig
have boon capable of this infamy-hut hu
dead."
'.Ttio handwriting is not laminar ?"
"No. ll la merely a nido scrawl, as yt
soo," said thu banker. "It suggosta nothing
except that ll is evidently disguised 1"
Again there was a profound silence.
"Our child ls Hovonutett yuars old now,"
length murmured Mrs. Pr o bio, lier voice trei
bling. "Shu ia on tho threshold ofwomo
hood. Ho doubl, during all tinsse years, s
hos yearned for us, wherever she may bc,
WC have yearned for her I"
"Hut whore, ls Bho ?" asked thc physlclar
and now his voice was broken by his du
sympathy with the agonized p?renla. "Win
can sho bc ?"
"Heaven only knows,"answered tho moth
"Perhaps in Han francisco-perhaps In BOI
rude hut In Uto interior, with Home obscu
farmer, and under u name thal is not hers 1
think hor abductor would have carried her
some lonely region of thu interior, muong t
valleys and mountains. Yul 1 il vcr sot
young girl in thc streets without turning
look ul lier. I never hear a girlish volco wi
oui llHtunlng eugorly, half fancying thal il ni
prove the volets of my lost .lossie I
"Oh, pi.y ng heaven !" sighed Ur. Until
dashing a nood of tears from his nyes. "V
Ulis long agony never be over ?"
"We hopu so. and even behove HO," answ
od Mrs. Drehle, with thu firmness of un uni
taring trust in Hod's inuroey. "Tho last in
sage we received from our enemy seunu
point lo Rome kind of a change."
"True, assented Dr. Huil?n, looking ut I
message in question, "lt. \s unlike tho otho
It says that his 'reward is at hand.' Ho mvt
either lhal ho inlcittls to murry your dangin
or thal ho Intends to demand money of y
for bringing hor bock -or boto."
"Wo n h ?ul noon know," sahl Mrs. Prel
with forced dimness. "To-day wo nhnll ht
annAher message, no doubt. What will il li
Tho ban ker lurntsd rostlcsBiy on lils Hula, i
his ('nee. grew even palur.
"WhaUsvor ll ls, lol il como !" Ito murmur
"Anything can he borne buller lliuu ?.?i'm UM
suspenso. Instit CORIO I"
As it his I inpatient words had precip?talo
crisis, a slop w:ts hoard on tho walk at I
moment, and u ring at thu frontdoor follow
"A millier messenger !" breathed tho baili)
A eervunt soon entered, bearing a lutl
which hu ex te i ni ed to Mr. Pr eb lo, Baying:
"Thu boaror ls In tho hall."
With an eagur gaze, thu banker glanood
tho superscription of thu missive.
"lt ls from him /" hu faltered.
Hu toro tho envelope, opeo.
It cont lined a slip of paper, nf tn ll-'< ac
shape and appearanoe, upon whloh i
scrawled a alntflo lino. In an equ?diy vf
known handwriting, which tko banker ex?
hibited to hi? wife and Ul?' phywiclun.
Thia lino wno as follows:
"August 0, IMS. At fir. I toiu call /"
A shock of wonder und horror shook thc
i orce simultaneously.
UWM call r cried Mr. Proble, starting lo his
foot, and glaring wildly around.
"Is coming herof cried Mre. Proulc, also
arising.
"Il seems sn," Bald Dr. Mutton, hut eyes again
reverting to thc message. "Ho will lie hereat
six o'clock; and seo I ll is six already !"
liven its he spoke, the clock on thc imutl'i
piocn commenced sinking tho appointed hour,
und at that instant heavy footsteps rebounded
In lite hall, approaching tho library.
"lt ls he .r' cried tho doctor, otoo arlsii:;r.
An thc last stroke of I lie hour resounded, lie
door leading from tho hall uguln opened.
On?; lung and horrilied (rianon ct-o tho hunk?
er and his wife In Dial direction, and Ihen she
fell heavily lo th?! floor.
Her souses had len. lier. Th?! above wo pub?
lish us a specimen chapter; hut tho continua?
tion of Hits HUI ry will he found only in thc New
York ledger. Ask for Ut?! number ?luU'd Dc
OCtnber Uti, which can ho hud al any news
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mailed to you for one year by sending three
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liam street, New York. Tho Lodger pays more
for original contributions Mian any oilier pe?
riodical In tho world, lt will publish none hut.
thc very, very best. Its moral ton?; is the
purest., and Us circulation tho largest. Every?
body who takes il ls Hie huppici- for having fl.
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Mr. Ronner, Ilse oilier leading publishers,
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tho bust, fin?! Dexter is worth more (han
throe or liv?! ordlnury horse?.
One science ?inly eau ono genius (lt,
Ko vant is url, ho inn row hllUIUU wit.
VON M tiUCI A I, NE HW.
KT ports.
NKW Yon*-Per steamship outr Hlrcam-53
bags sea island cotton, USO bales upland colton,
;<s ic? rice, lia empty barrels.l'?!r sehr Lilly
??o.oiiii feet lumber, SO casks rice, asft baits cultuit
seed, 220 cratity carboys.
Tl??- n-iarlciton Cotton, Kier om! Naval
Store? Market.
Omen ciiAai.asTON NEWS, I
MUKUAY KvltNINO, November tri, ISO??j
CovrOH.-The market was without special
activity, but there was a sU'ady Inquiry from a
few huycts, prices having some Irregularity, but
dosing steady at about unr quotations. Sales
about f.00 bales, say 1 nt \ o al 23; Cat 23.',;
S3atX3X; Wttt'JBX; at 23J?; 82 ul 24; 45 at
24>?; MM at 21.';; 134 ut 24'^; 32 al 24>;. We
quote:
i.rvr.urooi. CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to go?>d ordlnury.23@23.V
r??iw middling.Mf)9MK
Middling.2tMC<*24^
Strict middling..?..24>ivj>
HICK.-There was a fair Inquiry for this grain,
and prices showed more llrmiiea?. Sales about
.JUO tierces of clean Carotina, say 7f> tierces at 6}i,
M at CK. und co nt ?; 13-180. V lb. Wc quote oom
inon to fair clean Carolina at OfHWKc, rood CK?
63fc ?? 11>.
NAVA:. STOW?*.-Tho demand won steady and
tho market limier for sonic kinds, with thu follow?
ing sales: ii rosta spirit* turpentine nt 44c,33
hbls low No I rosin al $-2 30, 10? Mils low No I de
al $2 2ft, 100 lillis No 2 do at $1 Oft.
?.'UKI ti ni's.-Thc supply or freight room lo most
points in tor thc momcut sutllcicnt fur thu de?
mand. To Liverpool, by steaiu, engagements are
making nt Xii 7* lb on uplands anti I .vi on sea Isl?
ands; by sail,Xd on uplands and vi on sea Islands.
To Havre, by Steam, nominal; by sall, nominal al
i>;c on uplands and t?.,'c ?m sea islands, nominal.
Coastwise, lo New York, hy steam, .Vc H lb on
uplands and lc on .sea islands; by sail, lie lt on
uplands. To Heston, tty steam, nominal; by sui),
y.c. f) lb on uplands. To Philadelphia, by steam.
>?? vt lb on uplands; by sail, somewhat nom?
inal. To Ualtlniorc, by steam, >?6?.Vc fi Ht on
uplands; by ?ail somewhat nominal.
Market l>y Telegraph.
KORBIGN KAitKirrs.
lAMtUOH, November 22-Noon.-Consols U3??.
Ronds S3)?. Sugar 39s Oil on thc Spot. Turpen?
tine 2KH ndu2Ss. Tallow 47S 3d.
l.iVKitrooth November22-Noon.-Cutten quiet
and steady; uplands lijfd; Orleans ll,vi; sales
10,000 bates. Rreadstumi ?lui!.
Afternoon.-Cotton quiet and unchanged.
Kvcnlng.-Colton closed steady; uplands ll.Sd;
Orleans llXd; sales 10,000 bales; for export mid
speculation 2000 balen. Red Western wheal
M Maw.
1'Aam, November 22.-Bourse opened quiet.
Rentos 7ir 70o. <.
Afternoon.-lloursc closed timi. Rentes 71! 82c.
tl Ava.-:, November 22-Noon.-Cotton opened
quiet und steady; allua: If 34jjf.
PttANKVORT, November 22.-Ronds active nail
firm al BOXoSOK.
HOHESTU; UA11KRT8.
NKW Tons,Novcinbcr22-Noon.-Stocks opened
strong, bul huvo rallen ou u little since call.
Money 007. Sterling, long u>i; short DJ*. Ooh]
26Ji. Sixty-twos lSJ?; TcnncBsccs, ex-coupon,
it); new 62aA2Xi Virginias, cv-coupon, 00; new 03;
Louisianas, old 63; new CO; !<cvecs CS; eights 80;
Alabama eights 03; fives CO; Ueorgia sixes Ul;
sc venn 02; North Carolinas, old 40; new SOX;
South Carolinas, new tit>%. Flour heavy. Wheat
dull and drooping. Corn lc boiler. Mass pork
Arm; old t33 CO. Lard quiet. Cotton heavy nt
25% c. Turpentine easier at 47>4c. Rosin dull;
strained $2 lGn2 20. Preglhts dull.
Kvcnlng.-Cotton hcuvy ami ?ic lower; sales
2ft00 bales at 25 V-- Flour favors buyers; com?
mon to rnir ex: ra Southern $5 26aG. Wheal clos?
ed steady with a moderate demand; amber State
$1 31 ai rv,; winter red Western $t 30ai 33; illinois
$1 2?al 26. Corn la2c better and not active;
mixed Western $1 lOal 12K. Oatsushade finner ;
Slate C?aCOo; Western ?vt x act. Kc. Mess pork
firmer and quiet at $33 CO. Lani steady; kettie
lSXnlOc. Whiskey lower at $1 07al 08. Rico
dull; Carolina 7a7)?rt. Sugar quiet und weak.
Correo Bteudy. Molasses nominal. Naval stores
quiet. Freights dccllnlug; cotton, by steam,
C-lCd. Governments closed steady. Sixty-twos
1GX; .Southerns steady. Money a Utile moro ac?
tive at fla7. Sterling dull at saox. Oold dull and
heavy at SOX. Stocks closed strong.
UALTIKOKK, November 22.-Cotton quiet and
unchanged. Flour nominal; Howard street su?
perfino ? & uri 25. Wheat very duli: prime to choleo
$1 35al 30. Corn firm; new white OOaBSc; old tin
1 05. Oats dull at C&aSSc. Ryo dull at OOaO?c.
Mess pork firmer at $30 60033. Hacon firm; shoul?
ders issalOXe. Lard linn at lBXalOC. Whiskoy
$1 Tal 08.
CINCINNATI, Novomber 22.-Corn in demand.
Whiskey in moderato demand nt $1 02. Mess
pork quiet and firm at $32. Lard, kettle 18;;c;
ho Tern mrored n xe less.
fir. jjOUiB, November 22. -Flour dull; rall su?
perfine $3 S0a4 'Jj. Corn linn; old whtlo $1 O&a
1 10. Whiskey $1 05. Mess pork $31. lard
lTJcal8e.
LOUI.SVM.LU, November 22.-Flour steady; extra
family $3 76. Com 85c. Provisions linn. Fess
pork ?31. Macon, shoulders 10,'jc; clear sides
l?Hc. Lard 17J?C Wlilskcy $1 02.
WILMINGTON, November 22.-siiiriLs turpentine
quiet. Rosin steady, strained $1 CO. Crude tur?
pentine firmer, nt $17603 03. Tar steady at $2.
Colton quiet nt 23>in23Vc.
AUGUSTA, November 22.-Market quiet: sales
322 bales; receipts <ttft hales; middling 23.? faille.
HAVANNAH, November 22.-Receipts 2701 bates;
sala* SISO halos; middling '-Ho; market quiet.
M 0:11 IK, No vein her 22.-Kains Sat unlay COS
bales; market closed quiet; middlings 24c; receipts
3924 bales; exports 4or, l?ales.
Moni!.H, November 22.-Cotton, Sates ?50 hale.- ;
market cloecd at ?3*in2lc, but dosed dull ut
inside llgnras; reoelpls 3004 bales; exports ll
bales.
Nsw OuuiANB, November 22.-Colton weak;
doman?! fair nt 24o; salen MOO bales; receipts
0702 bales; exports to Liverpool 2219 bales; Ilar
octona4Cl bnlos. Molasses, primo 00a03a Gold
203k(. Sterling 'My.. New York sight exchange
X discount.
navan? Haricot.
HAVANA november ls.-The sugar market dall
for ca.isca given In my last report; actual ?-aloa
cover ?ooo boxen, A few contracts kavo been
?sudo for Ute roiling crop without cask advances,
but cash on delivery In mcrohuntablo condition
at rates a shade below present quotations. Thc
weather for gathering is favorable, and cro]>s cul
ol reach of thu brand never looked better. Quo?
tations for stocks on hand continue for whites
through at J .V<u7X ~& 100 lbs; yellows, Nos. la to
'JO. ut $4Vu6,S do; browns ito. Nos. ll and 12, ut
T4 Ji'iii.', do; Cucuruchos do, Nos. 7 to IO, ul f3>ia
4?; do; Muscovadoes, last lol available here, 824
bhds, was placed at $4 0.32 H loo lbs superior re?
lining yooria; but rules rciUUlU as previously
niven nt t i'.,.ii', ito. in molasses ami centrifugal
Hagan I "na nuthiug new to report. The ship
inenlH hence and MafaaaOH embrace for the week
closing yesterday tW4'i boxes und 1 IS Idols, of
wbleb for thu Untied States IJ12 boxes- and I IS
hlids, mid balance to European purls, leaving
slock in tlmtwo puits equal to 107,iKM boxes and
2230 bhds, against name period ul in;s<t i04,4->7
do and lill hlids.
Mni.AH.SKt>.-With a reduced Block holders ;
firm, amt from thu reduced values New Ve
buyers will nul operate, so they stand olf, and
last quotations for clayed ami Muscovado remain
nominal.
KREIONT8- Chartered November American
burk Daring-40o hhds sugar, Sagmi la Ur?mie
und north of llaneras, ni $0 each; do brig Hattie
S. Illalrap- 4i? ilo. do, al same point, lilli, llritish
brig Helm-llSOO boxes sugar, Kitlmnitlh, orders,
?2 Ts fid. Spanish bark Kulaba-2900 do al C2 3s.
12th, Spanish lurk Sun Quintin - l4eo boxes sugar.
Liverpool direct, ul ?2; bark New York-<i.'.0 linds
d?i, Malt ?more direct, al $4 each. There is nu
reason to assign cause for depression in outgoing
freights at this Reason of thc year; coming busi?
ness is (mod us illustrated hy the daily transac?
tions at the wharf (his week.
I?flstoll ?Xi Co.'? Cotton Krpurt, Tor tile
\v. < i. riKiing November IO.
NKW YORK. November 30.-Tl IK MAHKKT.- lu
our last report thu market, closed quiet at 260 for
middling uplands. Sauir<lay the- market was very
Ulm with small supply; sales 2517 at 29c Mon?
day prices Improved; sales IP24. middlings al 2.V
eta. Tuesday thu irturkcl wan tinner, with a ginni
ilemand from exporters; soten 3323 ai '?'?.Se. Wed?
nesday helter prices were paid, owing lo receipts
being smaller; sales 3340 ul 2?>.e. Thursday was
u close holiday here. Yesterday the market open?
ed lirmiy lau closed weak on rumors of lower
Liverpool markets ami cslitnatcs of large receipts;
sutes 1392 al i'i.SC
During tho week prices have advanced here and
in Hie Southern marketa ,'jC, ?iud Liverpool chis
3-100 l?ghiT. The Interrupted telegraphic com?
munication with the South, nnd the uncertainly
about receipts bnvu caused linyera lo inji?rate
rmnritigly. We understand that tin: tributaries lo
New orleans have been very low, which accounts
for the small receipts there. As lite rivers ure
now rising, on account ol' the storm this week,
we may expect larger receipts soon. New or
now stands ITU behind thu same time last year,
timi the receipts there averaged 31,844 bales fur
thc twelve weeks, from 201 li November, isas, t?
fith February, ison, in our esl lu?ate published
lani week we put down New o ricans IS per cent,
higher than lust year, and If we do not see 37,000
average per week lor the next twelve weeks, with
full rivers, we shall be disposed lu believe that
our ligures are too high. We can see no disposi?
tion ou ino purl nf planters to liol,i back, and as
we mild last season, we do not think thal plum
ern cverdo hold ou the plnututlon. As a ruhr, thc
cotton ls forwarded to the Interior towns or the
ports as soon as rendy, and If planters ure dis?
posed to hold, they prefer to do so where cotton
can be Insured.
Thc general belief in lower prices still con?
tinues, both here and in Kurnpc; matty short con?
trae Ls are uncovered and spinners hold otf be?
cause very heavy receipts arc expected. Suppos?
ing those expectations are realized, and the re?
ceipts arc heavy, will there bc anything more to
wait forv Will not lurge ordern bc given out by
all who have held otf fur thc right time, and what
chaucc will these orders have of being Ulled
when imbi ir opinion as io the safety of the prices
of colton changes? We advised our friends to
exunmenee buying and then following thc market
down, because that pulley hos been the is^t for
thc post two seasons and wc think it will succeed
Uiisyear also, ll ls very certain that al) cannot
bc fort?nale enough to bur al thc lowest point.
Di,i'd A Fla. Mobile. N. C. Texas.
Ordinary. tf*23K QXM ?? (?S24>
Cood ordinary. (*24.!,( (ni2.'> <n)26K
Low middling. (??26 Wi?Si *<,.-. <M2?.
Middling. <*2S& W2S3V WM ?*ttM
Sales of the week, 12,604 bules-including 3061
to spinners, 1687 io speculators, and 72ns ic ex?
pone rs.
tiruHi receipt? at this port for Uie week 20,900
boles. Since Isl Sept?-uiticr iso,ii.ii bales.
1809. HiflS.
Stock in Liverpool_?. 420,otK) .".MD.oao
Allua! Irom India. Itn.OCO I33,0isi
Afloat from America. #. loo.ooo 69,000
Stock In Loudon. . Td,33Q 127,710 !
Afloat for landon_. s2,noo un,ooo
Stuck In Havre. 7H.2.W 54,300
A ll, eil for Havre.1. 22,7*1 20,074
Stock in Itremen.\. 4,393 8,74s
Afloat for llrcmeu.,. .;,-.>. .? ....
Stock lu Dulled Stalesporls_ 301,034 1!>:.,2T.7
Stuck tu the interior low n .. 60,023 42,840
ToUll. 1,207,183 1,147,442
Increase lu visible supply. 59,741
Stock nf colton hciuftiy atunohoator spinners at
thc mill*,, now 70,000 liles; sa?nenme isua, 116.
ooo bale*. Middling Orleans now ll ?-id; then
lld.
OOTOCEK llXVOUT Ol' AllItlOUl.TVKAI. lltlRKAU.
The extract, given by thc Pres? from this report
caused lim Irado to heieve thal the estimate of
2% indiums would be exceeded. We have seen a
copy, and it linters eomuch from the public ver?
sion that woglveaomecxt mets. After mentioning
the increased nrea nnd fertilizers, un indicating a
larger crop, ll goes ot) lo mention lite damage
?tone tty drought and caterpillar, and concludes as
follows: "Almost universally the later pickings
will lie greatly reduced in qm.mit v, und Hie pick?
ing seimon will be over uutismilly early, except
on plantations short of labor. Detailed und com?
plete estimules of the uggregalc yield have nut
yet been calculated. There ts no reason to be
llevo, Irom an examination of the October re?
porta, thal the prcllmloury mid couditiunal cati
matg heretofore lil ade, uf 2,760.000 bah*-the on iv
one made thia season, newspaper reports to Ihn
contrary notwithstanding-can be exceeded. In
thc next report will bo given it detailed summary
of the yield, ufler Dual reports arc received and
carefully examined." Wc hope to publish in our
next the estimule of the department.
Wilmington Market.
WILMINGTON, November 20.-TPIICKSTINK.
Market steady. Sales of 347 bbls. nt $3 for soft,
und jtl 76 for hard, per 280 lbs.
Sn KITS Ttmi-jSNrtNK.-Sales of 70 bbls. at 44c
per gallon.
ROSIN.-Sales of 1600 bbls. at $1 f.2); for strain?
ed, and KS bbls. at $1 ns for good strained.
TAIL-219 bbls. changed hands ul f2 per bbl.
COTTON.-Sales of so bales at S3,'.?, 23Xa23J?c
per pound.
Ilecdpts by Rultroa.?!, November
SOUTH CAIIOLINA RAILROAD,
1272 bales cotton, 78 casks clay, 2il(i tmis naval
stores, Hears lumber, 17 cars wood, 1 car slock.
Tn Rallrond Agent, J Marshall, Kinsman A Unw?
ell, Kirkpatrick .V Wine, W O li?e A co, Pcly.er,
Rodgers A co, Craeser A Smith, C II Walter A co,
W K Ryan, Caldwell A Hon, Reeder A Davis, Frost
A Adgcr, J I) Aiken A cu. Mowry A co, A .1 Salinas,
F, J WISH A co, (1 W Williams co, J ii K sloan, W 0
Courtney A co, Clngliorn, Herring A co, W ll
Sim: h A co, Willis A Chisolm mid others.
KOItTnKASTKItK UAH.eu ui.
102 bales upland and 6 hales sen island cotton,
20 tibia naval stores, lumber, forint un-, mdse, Ac.
To Wins A oo.O W Williams A Co, Prusl A Ad ger,
Clughorn, Herring A co, L Coben A co, Oracscr A
Smith, G II Waller.& co, VP IC Ryan, Shnckelford
A Kelly, Dukes A co, Ingraham A Son, lirodlc A
co, Ravenel A co. Kirkpatrick A Wllte, Howard A
Uro, Gaillard A Mlnoit, W C Rec A co, A A Cold
smith A co, Chisolm Pros, Roper A Stoney, S C
While, Masyrk A salt us. A H J Perry. II P Hour
diu, W0C, Railroad Agent and Order.
Puaaongjera,
Per steamship Magnolia, from New York-John
Marrlon and wife, J Rattcy mid wife, Wm Hobbs,
wlfo and child Mrs Hoyt, Miss Hoyt, A D ilium,
Mrs lllant, J. Mamet!, J M Johnson, lt Tibbs, D
Mclniire, Mrs and Master Legare, A Keyser, Il
Limes. J Brinsley, Charles Appleton, F P Hans, A
R Middleton. W I Falk, D Hopkins, Mm Scanlan,
Miss Mary Dougherty, O Denny, Miss Matilda
Yates, P Maguire, Wm Led wick, Chas Junes, Olive
Smith, II Collins, ll Williams, W Hamilton, Jullll
Wilson.
~ J? ? RT O A I J K N l> A ll .
MOON'S I'll ASKS. .
New Moon, rut, 0 hours, 16 minutes, evening,
i-'u st imnrtcr, loth, o hours, a? minutes, evening.
Pull Moon, 12lh, 2 hours, 0 minutes, morning.
Lust Quarter, 2tith, I hour, 0 minutes, evening.
NOVRMBRR.
.Monday.
Tuesday.
Wednesday.
Thuisdiiy.. .
friday.
Saturday ...
Sunday.
st'N.
ItlSkU.
0..37
0..38
0. ..i l
0..40
0..41
?..42
G. .43
RUN
S H TS.
4.. 64
4.. 63
4...',3
4..63
4.. 63
4.. Kl
4.. 62
HOON
8. .00
0. .00
0. .i,0
ll..00
morn.
12.. ii
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WATKIt.
0..31
10.. 19
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MA IHNU NB WK.
CHARLESTON, N O V li M Ii K ll '23.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Magnolia, Crowed, New York-lett
Thursday, 3 P M. Mdse. To Ravenel A oo. R Ar?
nold, O w Aimar, J R Adgcr A co, c D Ahrens A
co, John Archer, F C Horner, C I) Uralte A co, Mrs
M J Routh, H liulwinklo A co. Edwin Hates A co,
I. Chilpin A co, Cohen, Hauckcl A co, Cl ucl us A
Witto, RAAF Caldwell, Cameron, llurckluy A co,
L Cohen, O D Carr A co. JOH Clnussen, Crane,
Poynton A co, W II Ohafco A co, (I Drcycr,
Dewie & Moise, diamond P, Furchgott A Uro, P L
(lulllcmln, 0 Oraveloy. J Cordon, Hart A co. Geo
II lloppock. Huger A Ravenel, I Hyman A co, W
P Hull, Jil Hilton, Mm M Humphrey, Jennings,
Yhomllnson A co, johnston, Crews A co, O Kerri
DOH, T Kelly, Kirkpatrick A Witto, Ii K lat te A wi.
Wm Knobloch, Jno O Mtlnor A co, J McKIialh, W
McLean, diamond W M, NA co, Miss M O'Neill.
Ustendorn* A co, D Paul A cn, C P Popponhcim, j
R Read A co, lt Rock, Wm Shepherd, T Smith, P
0 Sch roder, W Steele, Shnckcirord A Kelly, Soott,
W co, U H Subsistence Dr Nu imen i O TioUcinan,
r A p, J il Voilera, V von bunten, J A Wilkinson,
"ferner A Docker, Walker, Evans A Cogswell. ti1
w williams A co, J N M WouRmaon, J WlrtU A !
co, and others. The M exportcncetl heavy galas
on t he passage.
Hchr ll K Pecker, Kelly, Wcymonth, MUM.
days. (Hmtio. To thc Master, O W Williams A co,
and 01 hers.
Sehr A/.clda A Laura, Mclndn, Baracoa-ll days.
Knill. To Hurl A co.
Sehr Ocorge Wallington. Mi IN, Kdtnln. 'JO bagH
sea i-danrf colton ami i-ollon Heed. To Roper A
Stoney, llollmiuin Bron, W O Courtney A. eo.
Hchr Ann H Dean, from Wini l'oint Mill. 40
ten rice. To T il A W Hewer*.
Steamer Planier, Koster, Peedee lUver. I aa
hale? cotton, is huns rough Hoc, MB bhls spirits
turpentine, 421 ii*>is rosin. To KuvenelA Holmes,
kirkpatrick A. WItU1. Mowry A CO, K W Kmanncl,
lt li Harney, d W Wilhams A- CO, Heeder A Davis,
w K Ryan. J V Karden, Khacketrord A Kelly, (leo
ll Waller A co.
Sloop Jolla. IVrvail, I'orotallgO. ltion 'in-hols
IOII?II ric"-. To W U Ileo A co.
Sloop Amelia, Slcvons, Aanepov. i.'.'-'i i.u-iicN
rouj?h rice. To Proal A Adjr:r.
Sib >p ll K li<v, from Coop ;. Hiver. WW bushels
rough rite, !1>M S I colton weil. To Heeder A
Ila via.
Huai from Jami's Island. 8 hag* BCa island cot?
ton. To W A Ho v le.
ItCCCtVCd from Chisolm's Mill -t'bugs ?on island
Cotton. To Cutllurd A Minuit.
OMiAKI'.ll YKSTKRDAY.
Sehr !.?i?v. Hughes, far Kew York-W in Koavli
A co.
SAU.Kl) YBSTKRDAY.
sehr Man;arel A Lucy, Crosby, ceorgelown,
s c.
KKOM THIS PORT.
Steamship Charleston, norry, at K< -.v York. SO
vein ber p.'.
UP KOR THIS POUT.
Sehr Virginia Hate, Johnson, ai Haiti more, No
veinber IV,
CIJKAKRD KOP. THIS POUT.
Steamship J w Kvcnnou, Hinckley, l hliudol
phla, November II*.
Sti-nmslilp Champion. l.0cl>W00il, N< w York.
Ko vein lier 3U.
HY TKt.HCRAl'll.
HAVANNAH. NOVQNIIM r 22.-Arrived, st- um-.up'
l?en Harnes, New York, and fit) of Manchester,
Liverpool.
WiMtiNirroN, November 25.- Arrived, munni
sinp Regulator, New York.
MEMORANDA.
Consignee* per steamship J w K ver nm a, iront
Phil.idelnhin. expected lo ?lay: To J A T Hetty,
Itallroud Agent, J H Duval A son. Chas Kerrison,
charleston Mining ami Manufacturing eo, s M
Klug, Cas ?-o, Mci? Cohen, TW lilias, chapeau A
llell ron, tl W Williams A CO, J Cosgrove, W Walk
er, southern Kxnrcmco, J Russel!, il Klatte A eo,
Hogar! io's Hook House, Holmes' Honk House, Pan!.
Welch A Hrandes, Andrews A Salvo, .1 O ll Claus?
en, A I) Fleming, K von Santen, J V Taylor A eo,
Rr ll Huer, I? K Hpcguuer, Peltier, Hodgers A co.
Howie A Moise, Jas Marsh, .1 Archer, O W Ainior,
Viani?, Damon A co, C V Paukuin, Savannah A
i UharhMton R R eo. Manloue A co, J ll Tleljen, M
MeCorty, W Shepherd A co, ?co S Hacker, ll K
linker A co, K K Hurliam, John Hurknnip A co, A
Johnson, Johnston, Crews A co, Hollmau-.i Hms, I.
Kilns, itvrne A Fogarty, coodrich, Wlueuian A co,
J II Abrahams, M Creenlauil, H C. Harkley, li Wul
bern, J C Mllnor A co, M O'Hrlen, Walker, livans
A Cogswell, Melican A Kendall, 1. chap?n A co. I.
Wclskoa" A eo, M U Nathan, John II Murray,.! il
Keele, J ll Voller?, W ll Chafee A co, M doldstullh
A Son, lira II I, dibbs, ll O'NuiU and others.
LIST OP VESSELS
ur, ct.KAnmi AND HAH.KU IUH vu IR VOKT.
FORRION,
LONDON,
.Ship David Rrown, Nichols, cleared.Oct 6
LIVERPOOL.
Steamship Marmora, Robinson, cleared_Nov 1
Steamship Ailaba.-, tonall.Nov 20
lirlthih ship Muscongus, droves, cleared...Oct in
Ship dorilla, Hay, cleared.Sept 23
HrtttHh bark Arbitrator, Irwin, sailed.Oct U
Norwegian bark Hkjohl, Alhrechucn. Hld...Oct 31
British bark Y nm tm. Cochrane, salted.Oct 22
Hark David McNutl, lx>ckharl. Hailed.Oct 'Ja
Hrllish hark Apoll?, Rolnhart, nailed.Od va
The llomborsund. Neilson, sailed.Oct 2
Thc Slievc Hlootn, Heu.sk, op.Nov
Urlg Cecilia, lllslrup. cleared.Sept M
NKWPOIIT, KN?!.
The Allkolw, Vernon, sailed.Ort lu
D OMRS T J C.
itosTov.
HriR diKtruie, swan, cleared.Nov ;?
Kohr O i: Raymond, Higgins, up. Nov Ki
Sehr Anna K Clover, Terry, cleared.Nov 2
UOCKftiKT. KS.
Sehr R ll RuekUn, Dnoklin, aaikal. Nov i
NRW YORK.
Brig Hampden, Perkins, up.Nov lfi
Sehr I'll Hal rd, Ireland, up.Nov IB
Hchr.I M Richards, Irving,up.Nov ll
Sehr David Wannon, Tapley, cleared.Nov lfi
Hohr Minnie, Hudson, cleared.Nov lf>
piiit.AnRt.rniA.
Hchr J W Wilson, Somers, cleared.Nov 13
Sehr K K Canada, Swain, cleared.Nov 16
BAUflMOMb
Hchr Annie Cllle.sc-, Mitchell, sailed.Nov 19
H-ilir Kan II y Ketti ing, Joni?, up.Nov 17
Special Notices.
. >r?J- NOTICE.-TUB SALE AT AUC?
TION, Ho. 30 dcorgo street, as advertised by UH
this day, is postponed until further notice.
IIOV?I 1 ALON/.!) J. WHITE * SON._
?3^ CONSIGNEES' PER ST KA Md 1111*
CHAMPION, fruin New York, are notified that
she ht discharging caren al Adder's South Wharf,
doods uncalled lor al sunset will remain on wharf
al owners' link. JAMBS ADO KR A CO.,
nov ?3 1 Agento.
^?.N?TIGE TO CON8KJNKHS.-TUE
steamship MAGNOLIA is Tins DAY discharging
cargo ul Vanderhorst'.-i Wharf, doods not re?
moved by sunset Will remain on wharf ul owners1
risk; or, if stored, at risk and expense ot con?
signee or ow uer. UAVKNKLA CO.,
uovgJ 3_Agents.
_???- II. KLATTE A CO. WILL GARBY
on their Wholesale OROCKRY AND LIQUOR HUS
INKSS at No. Kasi Hay, northwest corner of
Cumberland si reet, where 1'n.y will be happy lo
soc their cuslomerH and friends. novio
.?8*-NOTICE.-J. N. M. WOULTMANN
for thc prcsont occnpicH the Blore or Mcttsre.
PARRAR URO., corner K.ast Hay and Cumbcrliuid
atrcclH, and will bc pleased lo sec his f Hen da.
novia
_^Ir?Tll?? PUBLIO.-(?KOI?GK LIT
Ti.r. A CO., No. 313 King Blreet, are olHertng Fine
Casfiitucrc VKS'l'S at fu and fiw each, worth
$4. nedo sluthluio
?Si- Y l) ~H T U EC? J V E D,
A l.AROK ASSORTMENT OH
PINE HU8INESS KNVSLOPES,
N08. 0 AND ti,
Which wlUbe furnlftlicd lo our customers with
UuitlucsH Card neatly printed thereon nt $4 to $0
per ioctl.
CALL. Ar
THENEWS JOB 0VP1OX
AND ARR RAM I'l.RN.
_novio ?
?ST NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS IN
DKHTKD to thc aaslgncd l?state of Mr. O BO. H.
(?KUmilt are hereby informed that their accounts
have been placed Into thc hands of Meairs. SI?
MONS A BfMLlNO, Attoniuyn, (oillce, Hroad
street,) for oollccilon, and If Bettleinenta arc
made before the llrst December iic.xt, no coats
will be Incurred. I!, UKKDTS A co., "
novia Imo Agento for Creditor?.
jF?- NO T I G 15. -THKKK MONTHS
afterdate application will t>3 made to the Bank of
Chiirlortloti for renewal of tho following 0KRT?P!
OATHS, for foriy-livo whole and forty-four hui
Shurca of thc capital Hlock of Haid Hunk, sundi g
in the name of Dr. A H KHK D RAO UH, the original
Scrip having been dcuiroycd by Ore:
No. coto for z Bharoa
Ko. cato for * Shara>.
No. 7078 for co Shares.
No. 7000 for 13 Shares.
No. 7231 for 1 Share,
And No. 4027 for forty-four li rt l f Share.?,
oct IA lamo3_,_
"jEO-NOTICB IS HEREBY (JIVEN THAT
apppllcatlon will be made for renewal of CKRTI
PIOATKQ No. 8031, for twelvo Shares; No. 839f? for
four Shares, and No. 8307 for ten Shares in the
Hank of Charleston, tho original!! being burnt in
i;<.nimbia, s. c._ octia iamoa
?&-T1IB GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY.
JACOB'S CIIOHKRA, DYSKNTHRY AND IMAP.
IIIUKA CORDIAL.-This article, so well known
and highly prized throughout thc Soul bern States
us a Sovereign Remedy for tho above diseases, ls
HOW ollcrcd IO HtO Whole country.
It is Invaluutio to every lady, boin man .ed und
singla.
No family can arro ni to be wlthonl lt, and nont
will to whom Ita virtues are known.
For sala by au Druggists anti gonoral doaJora.
DOW1B A MOISE,
oem aaornao Uencroi Agents.
Special Statues.
^?'SPECIAL NOTICE.-ONE OE THE
largest HIM MUSIC IIOXBH, manufactured at
(leneva, Switzerland, with a celestial voice, nine
lie?H, ilute and pic?lo tit': attachment?, tia? just
been received nt VON HARTRNW, JJ? Kin? street.
lt in valued at five hundred dollars, and lathe
largest und llneat Music Box ever imported lute
thu 'XNintry. lt play? the following iMntutiRil
Airs: Romee nnd Juliette, Vante; ninette dc Por?
tie!, overture; Murdie de Kanni; i.a Travlala,
Parigl Dcara;OranUu Duchcssu, QuadriUe; Krnnnl
luvolaml; Home, Sweet Home; (lulllauino Tell; (I
Mathilde, novs:: 2
./Ct -Al,I. 1'HltSONS ARU WARNED
OKainat trading tor Ci I KOK nn First Nut mimi
Rank of Charleston, s. c., No. ;t:, tr,, dated Kovcm
ber Utk, ISM), pay able to bearer, drawn liy us, tor
Thirty-ilve Hundred Dollars-{luymcnl ot the
same having been stoppcsl.
nov tit WM. ??. W?II.DKN A t,*<>.
ffiO NOT! CK. A MEETING OK Ti Ht
Creditors or Dr. JOHN JJ, IMIIItAM will lie held al
M.ninnie;, H, c., un MONDAY, the ?.tu December
prox.. on willett day lhere will ti': a Rule ol' lb"
assets ol the Estate.
A;>AKS, FROST A CO.,
novit tullis.', fl Align?e.;.
ff'O-No. I IO LIHI'ENAKD .S IT ET, NEW
YORK, OCTOUMIt 13, IH??.-^KAU -Il in with
much pleasure that t soy to you it . I conaidci
lb- PLANTATION ItlTTKRS or untold '.?due,
In i lie lull of i-i.v i was taken with Chilla and
I'ever, willi thc most sever,' pains iu my cheal
und head. li. was with great dintcu'.ty that 1
could breathe. My lungs w TO gre .My dis.
tressed, and Utero wai scvoro pnin in my right
vide, liy spells. I t.ould liardly gel up .'ruin my bed.
I culled a ductor who attended mea: winter with,
out thc teaM benefit. About Inc first of August I
commenced using your Plantation Hitlers-fl
wine-glass full tb reo lime;', n day-und have useil
it inosi o? ttie Hmo nineo, and i nm now well nm!
sining. aWe to ?to al) my own work -.inti can
nf a large family. Yours. Ac,
.SUSAN WU.- ON.
ItAii.soi.iA WATKK_Superior to thc iui
ported Connon (Jutoguo, nml sold ut hui' the piire.
novit tuttis:i
^O- WK LIVE JN Tl I KEE CLIMATES.
In this country we liuvc, al dlflcronlseasons ol
thc year, the temperature uf three climate?. Oui
springs and autumns have a softness ami mild
ness timiliotong only to thc Temperate /.ones;
our muli u tumers arc torrid, and onr mid - winier
almost arctic in lucir frigidity. These changes
Involving a variation of rrom ninety to one hun
dred di gvees of Fahrenheit daring thc year, are,
upon thc whole, conducive to health mid long Ute
but they tend to entail upon us some distressing
corapliiinLs which con only bc escapee; by thc ex
crcise of due care aud thc usc of u prupcr anti
dolo when thc system ls predisposed to contrae
them. Thc chief aud mom anuoylng of thone dis
orders ls dyspepsia, once supposed to bc lncura
blc, bnt which, ?ince the introduction or HOSTKT
TElt'S STOMACH DIT?T?RS, now about twentj
years ago, kn? proved to be a perfectly manages
ble disease.
In the spring anil fall, bat more especially li
the full, the ny totoras of dyspcpsln arc generali;
aggravated. Thc profuse expenditure o' the ani
mid lluiils under tho burning mm of summer, li
upi to leave ibo Atomach weak and indolent ant
incompetent to the taste of perfect digestion. I
requires u tonic which wilt rouse it from UH letti
argy and brace and invigorate without Irritating
or inflaming it. Tilla tunic bas been provided li
thc wonderful vegetable preparation which htu
replaced in ii great measure, ult tho old palliative
formerly prescribed by physicians, under th
false idea Hitit- tho disorder could not be radical!:
cured. Thcaucccsa of IIOSTBTTKIVS lilTTKRI
in nil thu varieties of dyspepsia, acute or chronic
bas effectually exploded this fallacy, aud ll is nm
recommended as u specifto for indigestion b.
some of ihr. most eminent members of thc medies
profession. nov22 ?DAO
j/rO- TDK PLANTERS' ANO MEGHAN
IOS1 HANK OF SOUTH CAROLINA.-IlKSOl.11
TION OF TUM U0A11?.-"In preparing to resum
business, under the Act ot ita h March, moo, ll i
expedient io fill the vacancies in our Coard
therefore ordered, that thc Cashier issue uutic
accordingly."
NOTIUK.
Thal on WKDNKSOAY, tho 34th instant, an elec
Hon for FOUR D1KHCT0KS will bu held by th
Stockholders at Hm Dank, bctwocn llie hours n
ll and 1 o'clock. Thu Directors so elected lo ?erv
nuiil thc next annual election.
W. ttl. li ASK KL!,.
nevin ihuiu.t Onshlor.
Ua i Ito fib 6.
gOUTII CAROLINA RAILROAD
GKNKIlAl.SUI'KUlNTENDl':NT1SOFPICK,l
CUAIU.KSYON, S. C., ScpL lb, ison. )
On and after Thursday, September in, thc Pas
ncngcr Trams ou the South Carolina Railroad wil
run as follows:
VOM AUnilfiTA.
I-eavc Charleston.H.30 A. A
Arrive al Augusta.4.46 P. M
Connecting with trains for Mnnigomci-y, Mern
plus, Nashville anti New Orleans, via Montgomery
und Grund Juuciion.
FOI'. COLOMBIA.
Leave Charleston.8.S0 A. M
Arrive al Columbia.4.40 F. M
Connecting with Wilmington and Moncheslei
Railroad, and Camden train.
mu OHAKLKOTON.
f.cavc Augusta.H.oe A. M.
Arrive at Uharlestou.4.00 F. M.
I .e.u e Columbia.7.46 A. M.
Arrivent Charleston.4.00 I*. M.
AIICUHTA NIlillT EXI'IIKSS.
(Sundays excepted.)
Leave Charleston.7.30 P. IS.
Arrive at Augusta.c.10 A. M,
Connecting with trains for Memphis, Nashville
ami New Orleans, via Onad Junction.
Leave Augusta.4.10 P. M
Arrive at Charleston.4.00 A. M.
COMJHHIA NiotiT Hxrnitas.
(Sundays excepted.)
I.eave Charleston.C.O.S P. M.
Arrive at Columbia.4.4fi A. M.
Connecting (Sundays execptod) with Greenville
and Columbia Railroad, anti on Montlays, Wcdnc*.
days nair Frlduys with Charlotte and South Caro?
lina Railroad.
Leave Columbia.a.50 P. M.
Arrive nt Charleston.6.30 A. M.
SKUUBliVU-lJi THAIN.
Leave Charleston.'ito P. M.
Arrive at .Summerville.4.10 F. M.
leave Hu mm orville...7.10 A. M.
Arrive al Charleston.8.26 A. M.
CAMtlKN liaANOII.
Camden and Columbia Passenger Trains on
MOMIA vs, WWMtMBAYa and SATIIIIIIAYS, mid be?
tween Camden and Ringville daily, (Sundays ex?
cepted,) connects with up and down Doy Pas?
sengers at Kin-vdle.
L'eavc Cuuiilen.%.C...ft A. M.
Arrive at Columbia.lt.CO A. M.
Leave Columbia.1-4S P. M.
Arrive at Camden.aoo P. M.
fflUned) II. T. PRAKR,
Hcptia General Superintendent.
financial. Jjl
QUECKS ON NEW YORK
AND
BILLS ON ENULAUD AND FRANCE
SOLD.
WTPIillVT^IIVC? A IVO FHANOI
BOUGHT.
ADVANCES ON CONSIGNMENTS,
Bj LKSESNF, ? W1?IJ.H,
nova amos Ko. 10 linoAD STIIKCT.
C.
j. SOU LBPEGRBL L,
No. '37 UN lt HTRJCKr, BMTWKHN KING AND
ST. PHILIP.
Lt TM I iv: u of every description and ROII.DfNO
MATKItlAL, Lime and Plastering Uitiut, Paints,
(Hts, GliiflBcs, Shingles; also Groove ? and Tongue
Hoards, Ac, oonataully on hand at thc lowest
mantel pricer. _cntll rotuMyr
FLEMING'S WORM CONFECTIONS,
(SANTONINS.)
Tliey are nwraly vegetable, safe and aura. The
beet lu use. Fer salo Ur Dr. II. itAI-.II,
na lal M cc tm g stieet,
Otts W bulee ale Agent.
Shipping. ^1
|JP O it Pill Ii A O UL PH IA.
The lino Schooner KAl.t'i! CARLTON, J2,i,
i'lirllM, M ?mil f, is HOW loading, u.nl Will *C?? I
I have dispatch.
For Creight engagements apply to ]
il. K. KAKlill/, (Xl.,
novas ND. so Cumberland pim ..
i OK LIV li ll P O O |j. j
Thc Krltlsfc- ship ni ri K Of W ELLI NU- ?Li 1
t TON, Hobtrl Allen, Mauler, will lead for liejT?
Uiive perl ?iud have dispatch.
Kor Freight engagements, nppiv i/?
HOV4 RAVKN'RL A Ci?.
.jL"1 O lt li I V li lt POOL. 1
The hoe Iii il lili Hark RAI.KKITII, Lang Ai I
will. Master, han II oniiHidorabic pori lon ?'<S^vsL m
her carun engaged and Ruing on hoard. ?fl
Kor Creight engagements. ap|>ly to Mt
ROUT. Ml CK .V CO., ?
nova I loy ou'a Whuii. Wft
T^XCtlliSION.S TO ALL POINTS OK fl
J J INTKRBST AROUND TUR HAHHOK. ?JH
The faur. Hailing and comfortably np- 1
pointed Yacht ELEANOR will now rcsimieV~??? J
lier trips io ail pu m LS in Hie harbor, starting *1
UVKIIY HOKRIKO, nt 10 o'clock, and every Attas- J
NOON, al a o'cioct, from .South Commercial J
Wharf. M
Kor Passage or Utiarter, ap|iiy nnxi door Honih '^H
or tue Mi'is Rouse. nova 3 in OH ?
Chipping.
^ O li N l? W Y O R Ii .
The lino chuta Hide-wheel stcamshlp^T-jCf^
JA MRS A HO KR. T. J. ..onkwiMxl, Com-SSUiSlSi
mandar, will leave A (Igor's Wharf, ou~p UUH?>*VI
thc 83d instant, al. fl o'clock A. M. J
Kai-Knight or Passage engagemenmappV .*
nov? v JAM KS AlWIKIl fe (:<>.,*%['
"Kl O U N li W Y O
I' A SHAG K $16.
n.e splendid hide-wheel alcanislilp _ rtfenr ^^>i
MAH NOLI A, M. H. (,'rowell, M.-.ster TAIflff"?
having elegant accommodations t or lusoongonT,
will leave Yauderliorsi's Wharr on TIIUIISUAY,
N< vemher 2.'ith. I IOU, al- O'clock.
nnvlM 4) RAVKNKL A CO., A gell tl.
TOOK PHILADELPHIA AND BOSTON.
mSIIKANHK ONS-HALF PKR CUNT. j?
The Steamship J. W. HVHHMAN. ^C-ift?.
Captain.!. N. Hinckley, will leave Nnnii J???)?ll T?
Atlunti" Wharf PHMAY, November Will, at lt J
o'clock A. M. ^
; Kor Kroiptil er Kassagc, apply to _^
JOHN A THEO. GRTTY, o~fj
nav2? North Atlantic Winn *._ Sj
'. "jp A ST V li U IOU T LINE T
' TO HALTIMOR?. PHILADELPHIA, UOBTON AN? ?
I TDK OITiWS OK TUR NORTHWEST.
The Steamship MARYLAND, John..^jSfi??v
I son, Commander, will nail for Halt i-3-fuLi.S'lrn
more on WsnNKstiAV. November "it, ai 4 o'clock.
P. V., rroai lier No. 1, Union Wharves.
nU'Insurancc by tho Steamers ur Oils linc X
li per cent, to Ualllmore and Philadelphia. IO Hea?
ton K- Philadelphia Prcighls forwarded to th ai.
r city by railroad from RivllHnorc without aikH
. tlonal expense for lunn ranee.
?B-Through Hills Lading given to I'll ll. A DUI,
PHIA, HUSTON and the CITIES OK THU NORTH -
1 WEST.
y Kor Kreigbt engagements or Passage, apply la
COURTENAY A TRENHOLM,
novit 1 Union Wharves.
I miMV?LLKRS PASSING TH HOUGH
1 OilARLKSTON KN ROUTE TO FLORIDA
', AND AIKEN*,
i And olhor piaf CS, should lay In HinriTrntria
" supplies of Clareta. Champagnes, i'or-?y?ws8??
dials. Urati illus, Whiskies Wines, Cuiined Soup?
4 and Meats, American ami English Biscuits, Me
e villcNl Ham. Tongue, Lobster, Durham Smoking
. Tobacco ?Hid iuiporte.it Segnm.
WM. S. CORWIN A CO.,
* No. 275 King street, opposite Hasel,
:. Charleston, S. C.
T i -ran eti irf No. POO Hroadway, corner 20lh Htrcct,
New Yuri . scpititt Omoa .
il jpAGIKlO MAIL BTUiVllSUIP COMPY'8 j
rOROVOU UNE TO j
," CA LI PO KN J A, CHINA AND JAPAN. ?1
Steamers of the above Hue leave Pier?gf-J&fia.
No. 42, North River, foot or Cautil Btreet. "fAalBPTff
New York, at 12 o'clock noon, or the blfcund
21st ot every month (except when these dates faU
on Sunday, then thc Saturday preceding.)
Depunure of fiih and 2lsi connect ai Panama
with steamers tor South Pacific aud Central Amer?
ican ports. Those of 6th touch nt Manzanillo.
Steamship JAPAN leaves Sun Francisco for
Japan mid China December 4, IKGO.
No California steamers touch nt Havana, but ge
direct 11 nm New York to Ai,pm wu II.
Ono hundred pounds tuiggagu free tu each adult.
Medicine und attendance free.
Kor Passage Tickets or further information ap?
ply ai thc COMPANY'S TICKET OPHION, on Hie
wharr, foot or Canal street, North River, New
York. F. R. HAUY, Ageut.
mnrch12 lyr
.J-! O R G KOKO E TOWN, S.O.,
KEITH PIRLD, WAVERLY, AND RHOOK G HW KS
MILLS, TOUCH INO AT SOUTH ISLAND.
Thu Sleamer Fannie, Captain C. _ T??t~,**h*
Carroll White, will receive Freight&S3SmS?e
Tum DAV al Accommodation Wharf,~ono leave
un WKDNKSIIAY MOIINI.SU, UK; 24lh instant, al ?
o'clock.
Frelchl rnnsl be p rt paid.
For freight ur passage, apply to
THURSTON A HOLMES, Agonie.
novM 1 Ailger's Nonn Wharf.
?pOH GARDNER'S BLUFF AND
CHANCE OF SA I LINC DAYS.
NTKRMEU1 ATE LANDINGS ON TDK PURDB?
RIVER, TOUOIHNO AT CF.ORGETOWN.
The Steamer "PI.ANTKR," Cap- _ *,?r-*n,v
min J. T. Foster, will receive?meSSSB?Z
KrelglitTo-MoiiKOW, tho 24th inst uni, at Accom?
modation Wharf, ami leave un THUKSDAV NIOUT,
the 2?lh Instant.
Krelght mus? be prepaid.
For Freight ur Passage, apply to
RAVENEL A HOLMES, AgeotS,
nov23 3_No. 177 Hast Hay.
O R G E O R G h T OWN, S. C.
F
KKITHFIELD, WAVERLY, AND RROOK O&HHN
MILLS.
The Steamer "EMILIE," Captain r .?rir*-e,jk
P. O. l/ewis, will leave ns above on jgBSKSUKm
WauNKSUAV MuiiNiNu, the 24th inst., ul u o'?ooK.
Freight will tic received Tins DAY and TO-MOH
now at Sooth Commercial Wharf.
For euBOgeuicnts, apply to
SHACKRLPOKD A KELLY,
nov23 2 _No. 1 noyce's Wharf.
ORPALATKA, FLORIDA,
F
VIA SAVANNAH, FERNANDINA JACKSON?
VILLE AND LAND?CS ON ST. JOHN'S RIVER.
HKMI-WHEKLY LINK.
Steamer "DICTATOR," Captain _ .?Rr*,-?l??
W. T. McNelty, will Rall (rtuit J^^.-^SC
Charleston ovory Tu KIO AV KVKNtNOaTS u'ciuok,
for above points.
Steamer "CITY POINT," Captain Ocorgc R. Mc
Millun, sill sail from Charleston every SATtmaAY
EVKNINO, ul S o'clock for above points. Connect?
ing with al) railroads ntsavtmuah going South
and West, connecting with the Flurldn Railroad,
ai Fernandina, ror cedar Keys, n orn which place
steamers connect with Moble mid New Orleans.
Connecting, at Palatka. with lian's steamers ror
the Ocluwuhn River. Through Hills of ?niling
isiven for rrelghts to Mimili und New oTlenns.
Kreinhts payable on Hie Wharf. All goods remain?
ing on the wharf nt sunset will be stored Ot list
anti expense or owners.
(Signed) J. D. AIKEN A 00.,
nov Hi_Agents.
fjT ll WAG B .
The Steamer SAMSON having - <Ttr*-*>ih,
been recently put in thorough or- ?M?&B?tm
dev, ls now ready io tow v?asela to ami from sea,
and the phosphate works on the Ashley and Coop?
er Klvctu. .
Ker f ngnecmcnLs, apply on board, to CnpUdti
W. P. ADAIR, nr at tho oiiicc of th? Agency, Bau*
Hay, f ipi.rsl te Accommodation Wharf.
nevi imo
J^OOIS McLAINrB
BOOKED AND COMMISSION MEHCIIANTT
No. 48 BROAD STREET.
Charleston, S. C.
Stocks, Ronda and aold bought, carried and
nokl short In'New York City.
Partlonlar attention paid to the purchase ana
aate or all kinds of Southern Bc euri tlea.
ecu