The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, December 18, 1869, Image 4

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SI nuil ?. til Im 1 . Far off tuc otu ?nowa ever new With silver edges cleft thc blue Aloft, alone, illvluc; Tho sonny meadows silent slept, Silence the sombro armies kept. Tito vanguard of thc pine. In thal thin air thc birds arc still, No ringdove murmurs on the bill, Nor mating cushat calls; ?ut gay cicalas singing sprang, And waters from the i'm est sang Thc song of waterfalls. 0 Kate ! a row enchanted hours beneath thc Hrs, muting Ute dowers, High ott thc lawn wc lay, Thon turned again, contouicd well, While bright about us Hamed and rcll Tho rapture of the day. And softly with a guileless awe Ucyoud the purple lake she saw Thc em hat tied summits glow; She saw the glories melt In one. The round moon rise, while yet the sun Was rosy ou Hie snow. Then like n ncwly-slngltig hird Tltc child's soul lu her bosom stlrr'd; I know not what she sung. Because thc soft wind caught her liuir, because thc golden inonu was fair, because her heart was young. 1 wonld her sweet soul ever may Look thus fruin those glad eyes and gray, Unfcaring, undefiled; I lovo her; when her face 1 see, Uer simple presence wakes in inc Tho lia perishable child. Vii ?ISON At, ?I oss ir. -Eugenic ls only lorly-six years of agc. -Senator Shcrmuu contemplates a Southern tour. -A Ohincse bishop, with a queue, ls one of the features of thc (Ecumenical Council. -raul Angelo, political fugitivo from Spain, and member of thc Cortes, has been ordered to quit Franco. -George W. Harris, known as "Sui Lovin. 'good," a humorous writer, died near Knoxville Monday, of apoplexy. -Thc Pope vest u special Invitation to Dr. New? man to atteint the ( Ken m el i lea I Council, but Hie latter was compelled by agc and Indrinity to de? cline tho honor. -It is said that Senator Sprague, of Rhode Island, has a two days' speech on thc nuances and things In general, which he will deliver at lite earliest opportunity. -Dr. Schocppc has another chance. Governor Geary has withdrawn his order for thc execution, pending a re-examination or thc cane by thc Supreme Gonn or Pennsylvania. -Thc legacy duty which thc Dritlsh Govern? ment will soon receive from thc estates of the Marquis ot Westminster, thc Earl of Derby and Mr. Peabody, will amount to over $5,000,000. -Miss Kellogg hos declined fourteen thousand aullare In gold, to sing In fourteen entertain? ments, to bc given in thc new opcra-houso built bj the Viceroy of Egypt, in honor of thc Suez Canal. -General Fremont and wire have taken apart? ments for thc winter at Hie new Arlington House, In Washington, where thc General expects lo re? side, in order to superintend thc passage through tho Senate of Ids Memphis and El Paso Railroad bill. - -'Hie Hon. Louie Dent, one of thc President's brothers-in-law, lately defeated as a candidate for Governor of Mississippi, has returned to Washing? ton, and ls practicing as a claim agent before the departments. His success ls sometimes astonish? ing. -Ma'lame Grist Joked with thc Czar when she was last In St. Petersburg. "Ce sont vos Grit seUfS," Alexander II observed on meeting Madame Grlsl with her two daughters. To which tho celebrated artist replied, " .Van, Sire, ce son ?ins Mario-Mttes J" -Tho Kev. O. II. Frotiilnghnin, who operated with Beecher at the RIchnrdson-McFarland mar? riage, delivered a sermon on Sunday hi New York, on Hie bies or society, nod denounced edi? tors and Interviewers us Hie cold-blooded ene? mies of society, und us pcrvcricrs of public opin? ion. -The fact that Mic Empress Eugenic has re? turned to Paris worth a million dollars more thnii sho was when she left, ls thc Incentive to any number of bon mots und witty squibs on thc part of thc press in thc French capital. This accessio^ of fortune represents thc cash value of thc mog .lfleent diamond-studded tiara presented to her by the Khed.vc or Egypt. -Some of the Paris journals arc discussing a penchant which thc little Prince Imperial, now n boy of thirteen years, Is said lo have manifested for a young American girl, whose name is dis? guised as Miss X. It seems that thc prince paid her some attention nt a party, and forthwith thc Incident is made thc theme of romantic sp?cula? tion by our Parisian contemporaries, und even or grave and stern rebuke. -A Terra Haute paper is reminded, by au approaching visit or Joseph Jefferson, or thc great comedian's first appearance there, many years ago. He was then u boy or twelve, travelling willi a dramatic troupe managed by his rather. The license rec exacted by thc town Tor a theat? rical performance waa fifty (lollara, for a concert only five; so Mr. Jefferson senior announced his entertainment as "a concert," mid justified his advertisement by beginning thc evening willi a tow comic songs by "Utile Joe." The perform? ance took pince in tho lon or a pork warehouse. -The Richardson scandal ls still aaubjootof public Interest. Over his own signature, Horace . -Greeley, denies many of thc statements reported to have been made by bim, and says that "this marriage ou n death-bed, besides giving thc wo? man a legal right to bc a mother to Richardson's yonng and doubly-orphaned children, was opera? tive mainly in giving her a right, throughout her black und bitter future, to bc culled by thc name of bim who for her sake was so foully murdered, rather than that of his stealthy, cowardly asea* ein; and this small mitigation of her Immeasura? ble woes I regarded as humane and Just." -Mrs. Therese Yelverton has written a letter to the Philadelphia Literary (.'lizette, expressing her regret at the purpose of Mr. Wilkie Collins to moko her " infelicitous marriage thc baale for another novel-more than twenty," she says, "having been founded upon the nffalr already ;" and especially complaining that thc advertise? ment of "Man and Wife" says that thc union, ..like that or Major Yelverton and Therese Kong worth, was Illegal." Mrs. Yelverton ls deter? mined to have lt remembered Hint lier marriage bas been pronnnnced legal by thc highest courts, and thal KIIC holds n judgment rot- maintenance which wonld bc enforced could her faithless hus? band bc found. -Ooloo i-i D. M. Rozzarls, commander of I ha garrison ut Corfu, and son of the great Marco Bozzarls, has presented our Minister to Greece, M. Tuckcvmunti, thc sword knot or tassel worn by thc Sall?te uhlcruin, when, ul thc moment ur victory, hu fed, mortally wounded, nt tho head of ?even hundred warriors, having surprised thc. Turkish camps. Mr. TdCkorniUU luis forv/ured this relicto this country, and presented lt to thc Mew York Historical Society. Colonel Uozzuris was much (.lensed to leam that Hailrck's poem, Immortalizing bis father, was so popular ns tobe often read in our public scliooht, and says he loves Uso much thai he has learned lo repeal lt in Greek, Latin, French and English. -boston has a notable divorce eas?. It HCCIIIS that sorao years ago a young and attractive fel? low caroo lo that city very poor, and com? menced tho study of medicine. Hy accident he became acquainted with a Min* D., who was Heiress tea million. Tho girl fell in love with Mr. Willla/n H. Lewis, Hie youthful and baud some simien', alluded to, amt they were married. By the union Hie young man becamo affluent, and os ho married only for money he commenc? ed a lifo of thc "fastest" description, inaitro.it - big his wife, and dually abandoning her io "cut a splash" ni Long branch lost summer on Hie balance of her fortune, us tho "handsome bache? lor from Boston." Tho wlfo commenced suit for divorce, thc principal witness to the bad beha? vior of tho husband being Corinne Lewis, iv only Child. To add to the wife's distress, Mr. Lewis has had Oils 'child kidnapped, and tho SMqnel of this terrible story ls that tho poor wife, while cure of obtaining a divorce, hesitates ir. the pro -edure, lest harm should como to her dar? ling daughter. Hero ls an aotnal plot fron roa: Ufe aa exciting as any fictitious ono ever invent d by Mrs. Henry Wood or Miss Braddor. .i N OT u j? u >. o o t. j a u ir j u. THE DUEL BY LOT. "WOMAN'S VHNOEANCEI A li U S U A N ? SHOT! How immy nivea uro Iboro In our broad lnnil who pray earnestly, dally, "lead us not Into temptation I" They may he pure m heart ami un? blemished In reputation, bul still thc templer will sometimes como lu spite ot every watch und word, bet those who have been thus templed, read thc trials and struggles of our heroine, and lt will not only Interest them deeply, but render I hem stronger, purer, and better lilted lo meet nud conquer temptation, Iel it present itself in whatever form it may. On a linc day In Hie Tall or thc year. Lord and budy Carisbrook were scated under tile shade of a spreading beech tree, lu thc gardens attached to Culdecolt Hall, which was thc name or their ancestral abode. Illa lordship was reading a let? ter he had received rrom his brother In London, und when he bad completed Its perusal, he ex? claimed : "Hubert says lu his loller, my dear, that he has dispatched to us Slr Charles Kvundor, a young baronet or whom I have heard something. He is a i ne nd or Hubert's, who knows lits motlier very well, mid bc wishes lilia to bc kept for sonic time In thc country, if possible, as Hie delights or bon? don arc rapidly demoralizing Him." "I shall bc glad to extend our hospitality to any friend of your brother Hubert's," answered budy Carisbrook, who never contradicted her husband in anything. "Tho letter goes on to say," continued his lord? ship, "thal' his mother, Lady Brander, wishes him to reuew his acquaintance with thc St. Aubyns, who live near ns. Slr Charles and Lily St. Aubyn mel in town, and ir a match could be arrnuged between them, lt would bu must de? sirable." "We will do what wc can,-' said ber ladyship, favoring her husband willi u sweet smile. "I uni sure we have been so happy during our wedded life, dearest Albert, that wc need have no com? punction In inducing two young people lo unite themselves together." . After some further conversation it was decided that they would gladly receive Slr Charles Kvnn der as a guest, and do al! they could tn make him forget thc delights or thu town by introducing io his notice lite many charms or a country lile. A week elapsed mid Sir Charles Brander arrived at Cahlocolt Hall. He was tall, handsome, well-made, and had that indescribable, oasy, well-bred air, which can only bc acquired from moving in the best society. There was magic in lils eyes, and Lady Carls brook had not been in his -ompany hair un hour, bcrorc she felt fascinated by his glance, and turn? ing away with a shudder, sahl to hcrscH: "That ls, indeed, a mau ror a woman to love. How happy should Miss St. Aubyn bc with such II suitor." Lord Carisbrook found thAyoung .baronet's so? ciety as agreeable as did his %ife. Young as he was, he had seen a great deal ol thc world, which bad made him somewhat of cynic. In reality bc dazzled, rallier than made areal Impression on his friends, for there was nothing genuine or sincere about htm. He lurn? ed everything Into ridicule and laughed ut every? body. Carisbrook soon discovered that ho was r.n ac? complished sportsman, and that Hie amusements or the city had not rendered him In any wax effeminate. Tiley went oat together on shooting expedi? tions, and always came back with a rub bag, Slr charil's being an excellent shot, and thoroughly al {tome witli deg and gun. There were So many pinces on Mic estate to go to, Eo much lo see, and so much lo do during Slr Charles Kvauder's Aral wee!: at Calderon, thai Lily St. Aubyn was forgotten until Lady fails brook exclaimed: "Wo have some mos: agreeable neighbors, neander, to whom I shall feel delighted to intro? duce you. Among others I may meniluu thc St. Aubyns." "Of Kock HUM" said Sir Charles. "Yes: I have met thom, and shall be glad to renew thoacqiialn lance. Lily is a linc girl, ?iud she assisted mc lo pass some time very pleasantly in London." "We will invite them lo meet >ou at dinner, Slr Charles," exclaimed Lady Carl-brook. But you must not suppose that we have any design upon your heart In bringing yon In contact with Hie most lovely youn-^ Indy In this part Of the coun? try.? Sir Charles Kvander laughed and made answer: "I do not think 1 am so impressionable as you seem tn imagine, although 1 wilt own myself sus? ceptible or a woman's charms." Presently Lord Carisbrook went to thc other end of thc room, nnd Kvander lind au opportu? nity or saying In a low lone: "My heart ls gone already, Lady Carisbrook." "Indeed: Since when, may I askr" she replied, with a slight elevation or tho eyebrows. "Since I entered HiLs house. Since I first be? held you, Lady Carisbrook," he said, willi a glance or admiration. "Sir Charles," exclaimed her ladyship, in a tone or severe rebuke, "if you dari to repost such language to mc, I shall Instantly make my hus? band uci?uaiiitcd with your conduct. You, a guest in hm house, and to make such a speech to the wife of your host!" "wny not, when tho hostess Isproltyf" answer ed Kvander, twirling his muslache. Lady Carisbtoek hair rose, as ir to call her hus? band's ai '.ditton, but he was looking over some books, mid had bis back turned toward ber. "If you wish to loose your husband, by ?ll means promote a quarrel bclwcen us," said Slr Charles, coolly. "Duelling is possible in Prance, and I can tiru a pistol with us much skill as I can use a sword. Shu became passive under this threat, and again his large lust rous eyes were fixed upon her, appearing to fathom thc secrot depths of the In? nermost recesses of her soul. Lidy Carisbrook began to be afraid of this min, hut after his familiarity that evening she always avoided a conversation with ?din. A few days afterward Lord Carisbrook and Bil' Churlos Kvander weic out (?hooting together near thc contlncs of thc estate. Hy this Ride was the main road, mid they Bat down upon a bank to rent while thc keepers opened ou', u slight repast they had brought willi them. Suddenly thc noise of horses gallopplng rapidly along thc road .'ell upon theil ears; with this was mingled fie clatter or wheels and thc crios or wo? men, apparently In a dreadful stile ol' alarm. Sir Charlo* Kvander was up in a moment, look? ing eagerly along the highway. Presently ho beheld a carnago drawn by two bery horses, over which thu 1er li (tod coachma.i had lost sU control, descending a hill at n rapid pace. He was just ubio to perceive thal two la? dles occupied Hie carriage, and then, without u moment'u hesitation, ho raised lils gun and shot one of ibu hordes dead, thus bringing thc car? riage to a stand still. Il turned out thal Hie linly occupants of Hie oar i l?ge were Mrs. St. Abuyn and her daughter Lilly, who were al once con? ducted to Caldecoli Hail by Kvander mid Lord Carisbrook. When tney reached Caldccott Hull, the blushing girl who was hanging on Kvnntlcr's unn at once attracted Lndy carisbrook'? notice. A puug phut through her heart. "What," she exclaimed tn hcrncir, "am 1 jeal? ous ? Oh, ll ls absolutely necessary for my peace of mind thal that man sbonld icu vu this house." The pleasant party at Caldccott Hall was soon b.okcn sp. Tho St. Aubyns rel urn cl to town, aid Sir Charles Kvander growing tired of tuc conntry and its amusements, made his excuse to lord and Lady Carisbrook, and also sought the gay metropolis. Her ladyship felt very dull and miserable when tho young baronet took his de? parture. She longed also to go to town, and soon made her husband'acquainted with her wishes, ne wus BO sat Isflod with his country home and the sports he ibero enjoyed, that ho combaitcd the resolution; but In the end quo gained her point. Caldccott was shut np, and the servants sent to 'own, to a honse whloh Ids lordship's agont had ti'ten for them, In a fashionable part of tho West ,ind. It was In Wilton Uresocnt, and they wore not far from Hans Pitee, where the St. Aubyns resided. Her ladyship dill not much caro about them, because sho fancied that Slr Charles Bvandcr paid . thc lovely Idly too much attention; bul HUC wa? obliged .uke.'pon rrlcndly terms with them, be? cause they wore Invited everywhere, and she would meet them at aU good houses. Slr Charles was soon made aware or Lady Carisbrook'* presence In town, nnd he laughed lu his sleeve, for he knew enough or women mid their characters to understand thal as he hail gone nway from ber, she had followed him. The gentlemen whom Lndy Carisbrook met, and to whom she talked about Slr Charles, (ltd not give Kvaudcr the best possible character. There were two friends or lil", Captain Vavasour and Mr. Frederick Mordaunt, the latter or whom wus constantly at tho St. Aubyn's, nnd all place.' where he thought he Hhould incut Lily, and lilli conduct or his was not at all surprising, for lu loved her passionately, (hough she had no: iu an j marked measure encouraged tho preference which he exhibited for her. Mr. Mordaunt hud taken a strong dislike to Sh Charles Kvandcr, ever since he first met him ai Huns Place. Thc attitude which the latter us sumed towurds Idly, convinced thc jealous mind ol thc lover that hu was lu love with her, and thul she did not object to bis admiration. Mordaunt'.' affection for her was so sincere, that ?r ti? could not win ber himself, bc Wished to sec her mari lee loone who would insure her happiness, und lld; be felt certain Sir Charles would not do. Ile cooli say nothing to eitli'.'r Lily or her mother, because they would accuse him of an Interested motive in ri?lfying a man bc hud treated as his friend. To Lady Carisbrook, however, he was not sr reticent. He told her his opinion or tho baronet though lhere was no tinge or acrimony or mallei In what bc said. He spoko his mind freely, i Ul tho air of one who was fenrless or tho couse queuces and knew that he was intering thc I nun Lady Carisbrook had invited this confidence 01 thc part of Mr. Mordauiil and Captain Vasasotir but when she had gained ll she was displeased with them for tunning down one whom sin liked, and on one occasion said, with some asperity "li" sir Charles Kvaudcr ls such as you describ? him to ne, 1 wonder thal you associate with bim.' "For my part," replied Slr. Mordaunt, "I can answer I hat I have for some time ceased to do so. I am coldly civil whenever wc meet, and he mus? know that I donut class kim among thc nunibci or my friends." "That must bc a great deprlv; 'lon for sii Charles, Slr. Mordaunt,'. said her ladyship. "Hui I hope to meet you in a more forgiving humor ai Mrs. St. Aubyn's reception to-morrow evening I shall bc glad to sec you both lhere, as 1 have st few friends in town. Carisbrook leaves Londor for a week to-morrow muming, to sec after bb poor dogs and horses, about whom he frets si much." Thc party given by Mrs. St. Aubyn, to whlct her ladyship bud alluded, was merely a reception Visitors dropped in as they liked, went rrott: group lo group, chat ting flrst with one, then will another, and took their departure, when it plcasei them, without any ceremony. Lady Carisbrook made ber appearance lihou ten o'clock, superbly dressed,and almost thc Urs person she mel on entering, arter having spokci to her amiable hostess, was Slr Charles Ev auder whom shu thought had never looked handsomer "This is Mud or you," be exclaimed. "Then is no one worth speaking to herc, and 1 was get ting awfully bored. .May 1 inquire where Caris brook Ist" "Did you uot know that he had lort town ?" sb replied, showing her pearly teeth and llu'lcrini her ran. "I nm quite alone. I do not know wita I shall do with myself." "1 am acquainted With married women," un swered Sir Charles, twisting his moustache, "wir would not consider such an occurrence a catani by. Tiley would bc glad or ii little relier from th presence or their lord and master. "Thal ls charming," said Lady Carisbrook eagerly. "You will tell mc what those ladies dui will you dot? Please do take compassion upo and leii me." "With Hie greatest pleasure," rejoined Si Charles Fraud* r. "I must premise, bowcvci that my ladles were not of the sentimental ordei Tiley did not look upon husbands generally as a unqualified good, and they enjoyed their frccdoi hy such Innocent lit I lo amusements us givin dinner parties to nu intimate friend or friend: I have hud such un Invitation myself; a box ti tho theatre has dlvcrslllcd thc proceedings." "Excellent," exclaimed baily Carisbrook, * am sure Hint I cannot do better than follow sue a capital example. Will you ravor mc with you company ot my house to dinner to-morrow at ? Sir Charles?" "I shall bc most happy," he said. Lily St. Aubyn came up and they were sein rated; but Lady Carisbrook had made tho ci gagement, calculating upon ber husband's ul sence, without meaning any harm, though si ought to have known thal lt was wrong toil anything which she could not tell his lordship. The greater part or thc day was passed by hf in buying Howers In Covent Carden, and makin preparations for a charming lillie dinner, Rttch ; would ni once display lier taste and thc resou ces ot lier establishment. In the afternoon abo went to her bed-room t luy down and rest for au hour. She was tired, had been quite late when she left Mrs. S Aubyn's, and not used to such hours, shu foun it difficult to recover fi om thc fatigue which thc occasioned. To her suprlSU sho was disturbed, as she wi about to close her eyes tor a refreshing sleep, I a knocking at thc door. "lt is only J, Emily," .said a voice, which si recognized Instantly. "Good gracious, my husband ! What brttij him buck ? can he suspect ?" she began, when in specuhttons were cut short by the entrance i Lord Carisbrook, who caught ber in lils arms ar kissed her tenderly, and cried: . "Herc I am again, dearest, sooner than you e; peeled. AU, what ls this? You do not seem i pleased to sec mc xs I thought you would bc." "You frightened me. 1 was half asleep, and n nerves arc n little: weak. 1 was ul Mrs. St. Aubyn iuHt night till lute," she answered, rubbing h eyes and slttfng on the edge or tho bed wrappl as abo was in thc capacious folds of a pink dren Ing-gown. "Hut what brought you away fr.-; CiildOCOlt In such a hurry?" "A relative ?r mino-who made a fortune India, became eccentric and lived In Loudon ti der another name-ls dead, died yesterday fact, nnd his soiioitor has written to mc to s? that ho ium toft mo thc greater portion of lt wealth," "There is nothing very interesting about that ber ladyship said, "wc have os much money wc want already, ls that nil that has broug you up in snell a hurry ?-as for mc I would n have gone neross tho street for Riicb news ?" "You have very strange Ideas," replied Lo Carisbrook, with u tone of disappointment. "Vi wero sorry at seeing inc, and now you don't ca for the legacy." "I do Uko people to bo exact and conslstci Your return lins destroyed my projects of Ind pendene* for a week, l was goingout to dinn to night, and-" "What la to* prevent you?" intcrnplcd Cor tiroul:. "i have engaged myself to thc solicit and shall very likely stay late, talking over nu tera with him. 1 shall not bo home until twcl certainly, so you can go where yon like withe paying tho slightest attention to mc. Imprinting another kiss upon her Ups Le Garb-brook took his departure, called a cab, dre to his club and told his friends of his good fortut and ordered dinner. ^ Her ladyship determined to bo brave, and eclve Slr Charles Kvander, though prudence d tated thc adoption of s vory dirftrcnt course. It happened that Slr Charles waa moro ci Md crate. Ile belonged to tho earoo club as Lc Carisbrook, and met him thfre in the af te m os "How dot" ho aald. "I thought you a hundt miles away In tho country." "AtCaldoooit," replied his lordahlp. "Iba only Just re to rn od. Boniness brought mebai It was a great pity. I never saw finer wcatl for shooting." Bir Charles went to tho writing-room, a wrote a letter to Emily, In widen he said that had met her husband, and hoped she would, t * ir the circom st an cw, oxenso him for break! his engagement, as be had no wish to meet Cai bri ok, and he sincerely t nts tod that this cvenl alone waa only a pleasure deferred. *>:>A.. ' . . v'r; - - - - ?? *J . KJ1*. A U1VU11 I , I'li lu the hall ho did not nco Carisbrook, who waa putting on hi* hal, und ho said to tho porlcr dis? tinctly in his lordship's hearing: "fJlvc ihis letter to a commissionaire, and let him take lt to Lady Carlsbrook's, Wilton Cres? cent." These words fell like a thunderbolt upon his lordship, who, half-stupefied, watched Slr Charles re-enter Hie club. Ile was himself going for n stroll round St. Juices' Square, in which his club was situated, to get an appetite for dinner, and changing lils mind,'he put down bis lint, and ex? tending his hand to thc porter, MM: "Olvo mc Hint letter, lt's for my wife, and I can deliver lt. Most probably Slr Charles Kvamlcr did not ncc me, or he would have asked meto take charge of ll." Tile porlcr did us he was requested; amt bord Carisbrook, fuming like an angry Hon, went up stairs to tho smoking-room to read the Idler ul lils leisure, unobserved und uninterrupted. Hs contents astounded him. They, Indeed, were calculated to throw suspicion upon the con? duct of any woman, and ii a man had plunged a knife Into his heart, ho would not have reit more exquisite pain than ho did In reading this compromising teller or Slr Chai les Brander's. "This ls terrible !" bo mu tiered wiping the perspiration, which had gathered on bis brow lu great drops, away with his hand. "No wouder Emily wus not anxious lo seo me. This Ls how she enjoy? her Independence. Hui thc afluir can? not rest ??ere. lt was, indeed, an unlucky day ror me when Sir Charles Evandcr crossed thc ihreshold. bitterly shall he repent his treachery. I must kill thut man, or he shall kill me !" Tho continuation or this powerful story will lie found In thc NEW YORK WEEKLY, No. -, which cnn be purchnscd from all News Agents on and after Tuesday, December 14. Specimen copies sent free. Tile terms to mall subscribers are: Single copy, one year, (3? Four copies, ($3 fie each,) 5to; and Nine copies, (money al! scti! nt one lime,) $20. (Iclters-up of clubs can afterward udd sub? scribers ut $2 &o each. All let leis must bc direct? ed lo BTK8RT A SMITH, I?. ?, Hov, No. 4soo, N. Y. co MU jut GI A z traira. Import*. LIVERPOOL-Per british ship Shove bloom-MOO sacks nab, to Itavcncl & co.Per british bark David McNutt-4B10 sacks salt, to ll Mure A co. Bzportt? PHILADELPHIA-Per steamship Prometheus 414 bales cotton, lof? tierces rice, 69 bales yarn, 2 bales waste, ooo bbls rosin, and sundries. liALTiuuuK-Per sehr P R Ualrd-400 tons phos? phate. Tile CharlcKton Cotton, Illcc ami Naval Stores Market, OFFICE ciiAitt.KSTOK NEWS, I PRIRAT Kv KM M;, December IT, 1R09. I COTTON.-There was a steady and rather good inquiry for this article, which with a light stuck, better telegrams, and a brm reeling on thc pan or 1 actors, enabled them lo stilTen their rates '.<??; >?c V tb. Sales 600 bales, viz : 7 at 32; 64 al 2.1; 28 ut 33**'; 4 at33*<; 43 atS3j?; o at ssx; sa at 2-VJi; 7 at 237i; lt) at34; 151 at 34.??'; 42 at 24Vi; 2? at 24 S IC; ll at 24},'; 3d at 34Kc Wc quote : Liv Ku roo I. CLASSIFICATION. Ordinary to good ordinary.23 (3)23?; Ixiw middling.34 @ Middling.24*?(??> Strict middling.24>;<vA24'; RICE.-This grain was rather easier and prices in buyers' favor. Sales 182 tierces of denn Caro? lina, say Rf. '.icrces atc};; 32a4>G9-lG; 62 al*&. Wc quote common lo fair clean Carolinn utGojS;;; good 6??@7c *p lb. NAVAL STOKES.-Market dull and without im? pon ant sales. FREIGHTS-Arc somewhat dull. To Liverpool, by st cuni, engage inca LS uro making at \.| "fl lb on uplands and l,'*'d on sea Islands; by sail, 7-lGd fl lb on uplands and VI V lb sea islands. To Havre, by steam, nomi? nal; by sall, nominal at 1 Vic on uplands and iv- on sea Islands. Coastwise tn New York, by steam, J?c V lb on uplands and lc on Hen islands; by sail, Jic *?i H> en uplands. To boston, by steam, nominal; by sail. Kc "fl lb on uplands. To Philadelphia, by steam. Ho %> tb on uplands; by sail, somewhat nom? inal. To baltimore, by steam, 'i(i>?;c ? lb on uplands; by sail somewhat nominal. EXCHANGE.-Sterling, GO days bills 130*4*9131. DOMESTIC EXCIIANUE_Thc banks purchase sight checks at ?; discount; ihey sell sight checks ai ;.i premium; out-doors ?ell at JiQ.Vc discount. COLO.-Tho brokers were buying at 22, and selling ut 21. Markets by Telegraph. FOREIGN HARKET*. LONDON, December 17-Noon.-Consols 92.',' Itonds BOX. Turpentine 2SH Od. Liv eurool, December 17-Noon.-Cotton steady; Uplands HJX'I; Orleans 12d; stiles 13,000 bales; for thc week 9S.00O huies; ror export ?n.ooo l?ales; ror speculation 21,000 bales; stock tH'j.ooo bales> of Which04,000 bales were American; receipts for thc week 100,000 bales, of which 70,OGO bales were American; stock cotton about 2;o,ooo b.tlcs, of which 151,000 tates were American.* Ked Western wheat 8s 2dnSs 3d; red winier ss led. l^ird 7?s. Ilecf 103sal06s for new. Afternoon.-Cotton advancing ; sales is,ooo wies. Yarns and rubrics ut Manchester tinner. Evening.- Cotton firm; uplands ll&altKd; Or? leans l3al3Xd? nales 18,ooo bales; roc export and speculation woo biles. Common rosin r.s. Tal? low dull. Turpentine firmer. PARIS, December 17. - bourse opened Arm. lien;.-,. 7.r 03S. llAViut, December 17.-Colton opened quiet and unchanged. DOMESTIC MARKETS. Nsw YOKE, December 17-Noon.- Stocks fever? ish with considerable excitement in thc Cold Room; gold down and fluctuating violently bc iwcou 21X aud 33 for tho last io minutes. 12 o'clock-Price 21 Jin22- Money 7 per cent, lu cur? rency. '?2's 13J?. Cold 2t>i. Tennessees, ex coupons, 51; new 43; Virginias, ex-coupons, -tsji; new 65; Louisianan, old CO; Levee sixes co?.,; eights 70; Alubania eights 97; lives CO;- (borgia sixes 82; sevens 93; North Carolinas, old 43; new 2i>;; South Carolin li?, new 76. Flour dull. Wiicul a shade firmer for winter; unchanged far spring. Corn quiet and firm. Mess pork dull; new tuyas ?-i. Lard dull nt 18.)ial8*ic. Colton brm at 35??C Turpentine steady at 44a44i?c Itosln firm al $2 05a2 io ror stralnod. Freights quiet. Evening.-Cotton ilrrncr; sales aioo babs at 26>;c, closing quiet. Flour heavy and declining. Wheat firmer without decided change. Corn quite nrm; old mixed Western $1 12,'ial lu. Oats steadier; State o&c; Western 6i'.a04c. beef steady. Mess pork heavy; new t8Sa32 60; ola $32 Goa 32 76. Lard heavy. Whiskey $1 Ol. Rice and sugar dull. Turpentine ?MaMKC Rosin f3u8. Freights dull; eui tun, by steam, 6-lon1 ?d. HALTIMOHH. December 17.-Cotton quiet und steady al SSC. Flour dull but steady. Wheat, choice, active; prime to choice red $1 SSiil 40. Corn, white86n!-.Sc; yellow 8f>a90c. Oats dull ai 64a68c Rye (lal O'. Provisions weak. Mess pork $32u33. bacon,shoulders lOKo. Lard 19c. Whiskey $1 ooxal 02. CINCINNATI, December 17.-Crain unchanged. Whiskey held lirmly nt 08c. Mess pork dull und odored at $30 60. Lard dull. Bacon, nothing doing. ST. Lons, December IT.-Corn firmer; yellow (WaOSc; willie 93a97o. WhlBkey brm al fl. Mess pork dull at |30 60a31. bacon, Jobbing, shoulders K..V? a 1 ?xe; clear sides 18Xal9c. WtiAtiKOTON, December 17.-Spirits turpentine very dull and nothing doing. Rosin quiet; com? mon to strained No 3 fl 60a6. Crudo turpentine fl C5o2 80. Tar Urm at f2 06. Cotton Arm at 23>? ?Me, AUGUSTA, December 17.-Tho cotton market Armer and moro active; sales 1009 bales; reccipla 1300 balee; middling firm at 23){c; sales for tho week 6083 bates; receipts rn < o halos. H' .ANHAII, December 17.-Receipts 3870 bales; exports 3267 hales; sales 1200 bales; middling straitxc; market firm. MOBIL?, lH-cemncr 17.-Cotton, receipts of thc week 10,428 hales; exporta for tho week, to fi real Britain 380 bales; other foreign ports 2393 bales; eoasiwiae 410t bales; stock 67,088 bales, of which 30,803 bales aro on shipboard; tales for tho week 11,000 bales; to-day 3000batea; market Arm; mid? dling 24?; receipts 87 bales; oxporta 3310 balot. Norw OH LOURS, December 17.-Receipts of cot? ton to-day oslo balee; exports coastwtso 1020 balea; receipts fer the week, net 35,281 bales; .? -.'.#?..*.,<- . . , ?? gruss a7,372 bales; exports to Liverpool 10,254 bales; to Havre ?oui bales; to llrcmcn 388? balen; to Vera Cruz bales; to Malaga 900 bales; to Barcelona 2234 talcs; to New York 1693 tales; mock 12I.H01 bales; cotton active and higher at 24tfo24>.o; mina 6800 bales; receipts Sum bali's; week's sates .v.,ooo bales. Sanar dull on?! lower* prime 13>^al2)ic. Molasses easier; prime co'.e. (?old 21>?. sterling 31.'?'. New York sight ex chance u discount. Neu York Hie? Market. Tito Journal of Commerce of Wednesday, the ?Alli instant, says, : There ls a fair demand from the dealers, and with bul n mod?rale supply prices remain liri.i. We quole 7a7?;; sales bu tierces. In Rangoon there ls not hing or inomeiu dollin. There is no home traJe, mil Hie export? ers in o maklnn hut few Inquiries. We quote for liltO lu bond 3U3XC, ?old. wilmington Market. WILMINGTON. December 10.-SPIRITS TVRPBX TINK.-Sales of &I1 casks at 40e per Kallon. ItortiN.-Sales of 7iMi bids at $1 fcj lor strained (delivered.) and 7i> for No. 1. Cut'DF. TVKI'KNTINK.-KnleS of 811 bbls at ?2 SO for soil, and $1 lor hard. TAB.-Sales of 260 bbls ut $2 03 per bbl. CHITON.-Hales or 1 bale ai 22?. 1 at 23, 2 al 23??i, 7 ni 2;i>i, IS al 33J?, und 4 ut 24c per lb Interior Cotton MnrhclH. COLUMBIA, December ii'.-Sales or cotton to? day 25 bales; middlings 23MC. ANDRHSOX, December iii.-The cotton market has been brisk cluing Hie [Nutt week, prices rang? ing from 21 to 22 J?. ATLANTA, December ir..-The market closed quiet ut 22?e ?or hiliMlihgs; 22}j for lowood Illings;21mr good onlluitrjr; Rijy r<>r ordinary. YOUR, licceiiilicr 16.-The market has bren brisk, gooil middilngi bring ?HJjc (luring lue week, with a slight Iniprovcnirnt towards the close. We quote 2l?.,'e lo dav. MACON, December H.-COITOS.-Rccciptl to? day 725 bales; sales 672: shipped :?77. Thc ?natkel was steady mid linn all dav al -i'.c for middlings. Unering stock comparatively light. CIIAUIiOTTK, December i:t._Cotton was in trood detniind during Hie week, and prices a Kinnie better, closing ll rm on Bal urdu* at 23a23*;c Tor middling. Sales lor thu week 6.7 bale.'?. CIIHSTRK, December M.-Thu market was been rallier inore active during the past week, lu response tc? a belier reeling in New York and Liverpool. Wu quole stained ul 20u21,V, luid tiling 22J?H-??c. IteccljlIS Uy Itu i I rn II il, Mecciuber 17. SOUTH CAROLINA KAU.HOAD. 1432 bales cotton, GO bales domestics, KIO pucks nour, 30 bills naval stores, 4 curs Mock. To Hail road Agon:, Johnston. Clews A co, J ll ti Sloan, J lt Pringle .V: Son. K J Wiss A co. W C Courtney .V co, PilICkliej llrus, A J Salinas, C ll \\ aller & co, Petter, Modders A co, (i W Williams A co, Reeder A Davis, W W Smith, Wagoner, Stewart M co. W C Dukes A co, Dowling lt co, Fro-.t A Adjrcr. W I? Hull, (IracserA Smllll, Stenhouse A co, Caldwell ?V Sou, and others. NORTH KASTEUN UAH.HOAD. 102 bales uplaml cotton, 3 bales sen Island cot? ton, mdse, Ac. To I'.lscliotr A co, S I) Stoney, W I'rllChctt, W I? Dowling A co. Kin-man A Howell, Johnston, Crews A co, (? W Williams A co. Street ?ros A co, J F Itlakenev, Iteeder A Davis, firacser A Smith, A J .salina-, Walter A co, Itavcncl A co. Mowry A co, Kirkpatrick A Wllte, Mautnue A co, Frost A Adger. J ll Willelt, Brodie A co. Claiborn, Herring A co, J A Pritchard. W K Hvnn, Thurs? ton A ItolmcH, Wis* A co, Cullkird A MUM,ti. Tel /.er, Rodgers A co, Drown A liver, W C Dukes, J Cam puen A CO, (l II Llndstcdt, F C Archer, ano Itullroail Agent. 8AVANNA?1 ANO CHAKLKSTON RAILROAD. Cotton, rough rice, mdse, Ac. To J A Chase, J Drown, Hoper A Stoney, K II Rodgers. W A Korie, I. S Mills, Pel/.cr, Hedgers A co, O ll Waller A co. Fraser A DUI, J ll Screven, J A Rnslew A co, W ll Chufee A co. Iteeder A Davis, Kinsman A How? ell, S Lurlsscv. M Drown, Nat Spencer, Sandv Middleton, .1 W Durbridge, A J Salina?, K Kif wards, W 1' Dowling A co, Wugencr, Stewurt A co. Willis A Ctiisolm, mid W C Dee A co. Passengers. Per steamship James Adger. from New York F A Cleary, wile and two children, W o lloirman, wire, child and nurse, Mrs snarl and son, ll N Shipman and wile, (,'uptalll lllack, K S OUIdsey, ll I. scoit, .1 lleminlugwsy, Miss M K Cunningham, W ll Thurston ami wile. F liars, M Kelly. T Har? ris, (J J Ducker, A Hammond, j Humer, i'Ticrnav ami wile, W K Long, M .1 Dargan, ll F Hammond. H II Power, J Divers, and 2 lu steerage. JUA ?r?sT:~Njiu s" CHAKI, li S T ? N , DHU K M H R U 18. AHH1YKD YLSTF.RDAY. Stcamshin James Adger, Ijockwoml, New* York loft Tuesday, PM. Mdse. To Jas Adger A co, S C Itullroail Agent, N K Knilroad Agent, Steamer Agents, Southern Rxpress Company, J K Adger A C D Ahretis A co, J D Aiken A co, 1) A Amine, .1 Archer, G Axlhclill. H DiscItolT A co, W M lord A co, W S BlSffCll, S C Clack. .1 C lllollino, Chapeau A Heffron, c D Mrahe A co, T M Di lston A CO, K T Drown, A Dronkliunks, Drown A Hycr. O D Curr A co, T M Caler, W II Chulee A co, darlu* A Wilie, H Cobia A co, I. Cohen .v co, J Cummins, lt Daly, W S Corwin A eo, P Dauer, lt li lloltccf. Douglass A Jackson, Douglass A Miller. Dowle A Moise, F Klltelmsn, J S Fairly A co, I) F I-leming A co, T P Forreston, Forsylhc, Mccomb A co, I (?ouilkop, C (iraveley, P D (?".illcmiii, W Ourney, C H Hillen. Holmes' Dook House, W Hunt, J Hurkump A co, Jeffords A co, Jennings, Thomllnsou A co. John? ston, crews A co, C ll Johnson, ll Klatte A co, r K Knee, Krletc A Chapman, I.nurev A Alexander, C ll Llndstcdl, W Marscher, Murshull A Ibu gc, W MaMhlCUSCII, J U Milner A co, J .Maloney, Neufvlllc A Hannam. o:ney A co, D O'Neill, D O'Neill A Son, PO'.Neall, OstchdorlVA co, W F Paddon, 1? l'uni A A co, Pel/.er, Rodgers A co, 0 P Poppenheim, F li Surevcn, Raoul A Dynah, P.lecke A Schachte, F Scott, Riordan, Hawson A co, J R sompke, siiar rer A Uro, .Se mp ken A Pieper, W Shepherd A. co, Bliackelford A Kelly, .1 Small A co, W D Smith A co, C Stuckiey, J Stoiber, .1 F Taylor A co. Walker, Kvttlis A Cogswell. S Thompson A co, W J Trim, P Walsh, O H Waller & co, Werner A Ducker. ' Wirth A co, W J Yates, Melcher*. A Muller, Muller, Nimitz A co. "W liirerhardi, H Slender, Lusesno A Wells. Killick, Wiokenberg A co, o W William..- A co, .1 i; Pringle A Sun, V (inIdstein, Furchgor. it Dio, H Du tes A co, J Apple, J A ({uaokenbuAh, A Morgan, Cameron, Darkley A co, C Dart A co, Crane, Hoyleton A co. North, .steele A Wardell, Stall, Webb A co. Mcl.oy A Dice, Paul. Weich Heindes, Hart A co, i: A Krill, J ll limning, Chis ulm Uros, .1 F Young, c Averill, F Kresse), Jr, J li I'.uupboii, A l unger, 0 Kerrison, c Kerrison, Jr. W H Smith, li Oerdis A CO, Hope Fin; Rbglno Company, M il Dogers, i, chap?n, A I> Fleming, order, find oilier.-. Oil' Hulleras cncouutcre.l strong southeast gales, with heavy sea. British ship shevo lilooin, Leask, Liverpool-SS days. Sal:. To Kavenel & co. British bark Dava] McNutt, Lockhart, Liver pool-17 days. Salt. To lt Mr.re A so. Spanish bark Pul'.uir.i, Motu, Havana-10 days. Ballast. To w l* Hull. Uhr fir raid, Cn-sett, Combaliec. 2030 bushels rOtlgtl rice. ToW C Dee A CO. Sehr Umina, McGrath, Ooinbahce. 21&0 bushels rough rice. To W 0 Deo A. co. Steamer Marion. Robertson. Bantco uiver, li bales upland and 43 bales sea Island cotton, 170 bills narai stores. '.0 bags rough rice, and sundries. To thc Agents, and luvend A Holmes. Potter, Dodgers .v co. W O Dukes A co, J lt Pringle A Bon, H llanokel, ll Ulschoff A co, A J Salinas, J Mar? shall, Jr, O ll Walter, J M Caldwell A Sons, Frodt A Adger, W C UM A co, Or.ieser A .smith, iteeder A Davis, s I, Howard A Bro, Gaillard A Minott, " A Smyth1), Wo?cner A Mousers, Kinsman A How? ell, UoldSinlfh .* CO. T A Pritchard, and Order. .Steamer Planter. Foster, Oardncr's HlulT and Landtags on Peed on uiver, ns bales co.ton. 30 bugs Dice, 320 bbls rosin, and Aitudriei. To Dave uel A Holmes, Mowry A co. Kirkpatrick A Wllte, 0 W Williams A co, U H Harney, J Colcock A co, T Tupper A Son, Clagliora, Herring A co, Frost ft Adger, Penser, Hong-rs A ci, A D Mulligan, F W 1 J u o i MI I, J V Barden, and olhers. Sloop Marv. Mills, l'on l'on. 92 hags Hen islantl colton. To Hopur A Stoney, J Colcoc:< A co, and J I. Kiln ck. Dosi rrom Christ Church. 1 bag sea Inland colton. To Doper A Mt liney. Dont Hom John's Island. 2 bags sea Island cotton. To llover A Stoney. Boat from Kduto. a bags sea Island cotton. To w Harney. Received from Chlsolui's Chining Mills- 0 lings sea Island cotton. To ltuveliul A co. Received from Oblsolm's Mill. 28 tierces rice, i To D S Rhett A Son. ! Deceived I rom Dennett's Mill. 62 Heroes rice. To O U Ingrahuin A Son, and O Wlcters. CM?ARRI) YRBTKRDAY. S'.rumshlp Prometheus, Oruy, Philadelphia-J A roelty. Sehr F R Baird, lrelaud, Daitlmoro-W Roach A co. SAI I,I'D TE9TKRDAY. steamship ProiDctheus, Cray, Phlluile?phla. Steamer City Polin, McMillan, Palutka, via Jacksonville, Ae. FROM THIS PORT. Stestnshlp Champion, Lockwood, New York, De? cember M. Sehr Thomas Mlsklmmons, iVyatt, Motanzxs, December C. UP FOR THIS FORT. Rehr Alexander Young, Young, at Philadelphia, December 14. J SA I LUD FOR THIS TORT.* French bark France, Uzmclln, from Havre, De? cember 2. MEMORANDA. Thc brig Mary H Bann, O'Neill, for Georgetown, S C, cleared at Uostou December 14. BY TF.LKORAPH. SAVANNAH, December 16.-Cleared, steamships City of Manchester, Liverpool; sehr Coquette, Nassau, N P. _ QHAMPQOING AND HAIR CUTTING. LADina AND OniLBRRN Attended st tiiw rcsldanoea prempUy and et . reasonable rates. Bead ord ora lo W. B. MARSHALL, Barber, aprU14 Ko. 61 Broad street, (ap otalrf.) Shipping. JP O R NEW YORK. P A 8 S A Q K $15. Tho superior side-wheel Steamship .se?, MAGNOLIA. Captain M. H. Orowcll .^MiKr? having elegant mid spacious accommoilai?-T?us fin; passengers, win leave Vmitlerhorsi'a wharf, on TUWKSDAY. December 23d, 1KO;?. HI- o'clo'-k KAYLNEL A CO.. declS_ Agents. Jp AST F R E 1 G HT LINE TO BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA, ROSTON AND TIIK CITIKS OK TUE NORTHWEST. THROUGH RILLS LADINO GI VEX fOR <-or TON TO HU KM ICS. Thc Steamship SKA CUM,, Hulton. ^*r~ AC* rvmiinnmlcr, will K:U1 for Hniiimore2^r??.i* on HATUKIIAV, December ls, ai a o'clock PTM., from Pier No. I, Union Wharves. i?~lnsu>niic?! by tho Steamers of this linn ?j per cent, to Ihiltiiiiorc and Philadelphia. To Mou? ton X. l'hllndelplila Freights forwarded lo thal eily hy railroad from Ihiliimorc withoui addi? tional expense for Insurance. Hy arrangement with Hie Steamships of the Rainmore und Cremen Hine, sailing semi-month? ly, Throiifrh Hills Lading for Corros will hereafter lie issued lo the latter port on accommodating terms. il?- Through nilla Lading Riven lo I'HILADKL I'll IA. ROSTON and Hie CITIES IM-'THK NORTH? WEST. For Freight engagements or Passage, apply in COUHTKNA?, A TltKNIIOLM, decir. 1 Union Wharves. p ? 11 N K W YORK. The I"!mt Class Side-wheel Steamship^TJ^->> MANHATTAN, M. S. Woodhull. Cmu-SSJEt?? m:.Uder, ol' Hie New Voil: mid Charleston ttlcaill Hlllp Company's Line, will leiive Adgcr's South Wharf ou SATCUDAY. Hie mil instant, at I o'clock I". M. /tn" Through Hills of Lairing given on Coll?n lo Liverpool. tf ?-"Hie Steamers hy this Line Insure ul ono hull percent. Hil- Superior (,'r.i>iu Accomiitudiiiiiuis tor Pas? sengers. decL?t_J AM KS A DC KR A CO., Agents. ?DAG?FIC MAIL STEAM SUIT UOMPY'S TIlROVan LINK TO CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN. CH ANC K OK SAILING DAYS. Steamers or thc atiove linc leave I'lcr^rvcc* No. 42, North Uiver, foot of Canal street ~I\IMLE* New York, ut 13 o'clock noon, of the Elu and '.?1st or every mouth (except when these dates fall on Sunday, ihen lite Saturday preceding.) Departure of ?>ih aud IHBI connect III Panama with st ca mern ror South 5'aciilc ?iud Central Amer? ican ports. Those ot MU tou .!. at Manzanillo. Steamship JAPAN leaves kan Francisco for Japan and China December 4, ISO!). No California steamers touch al Havana, bul go direct from New York to Asplnwall. Ono hundred pounds baggage free to each adult. Medicine and attendance free. Kor Passage Tickcia or further Information ap? ply ut the COMPANY'S TICKET OKF1CK, on the wharf, foot of Canal-street, North Uiver, New York. F. IL HAUY, Agent. inarchl2 lyr QUNARD LINE OF MAIL STEAMERS Between NEW YOKE ami LIVER-^fjgfe. POOL, calling at Queenstown. ^JUBa?* AUSTRA?.ASIAN, MALIA, ALEPPO, PALMYRA, CHINA, SAMARIA. CU HA. RI HERIA, HECLA, TARIFA. JAVA, TRIPOLI. Cue ol the ahovc First-Class iron Mail Steamers are intended to sall es follows: Prom Liverpool for New York direct every SAT i'it HA v. i From Liverpool (cullin;- at Cork Harbor] for New York via Boston every Tii:sn.vv. From New York for Liverpool (calling nt Cork Harbor) every TtltllUMlAY. CcrtlliealCM Issued lo bring nul Passengers from any part of Europe ul lowest rates. For Freight or Cabin Passage, apply to CHAS. H. FRANKLYN. No. 4 Howling Creen, New York. For Steerage Passage, apply t? Trinity Rulid Inn, No. ill lirondwuy, New York, orlo WM. ROACH A CO., Agents, nov-i i smw3rooi charleston. mKAVELLERS PASSING" THROUGH CHARLESTON EN ROUTE TO FLORIDA AND AIKEN, And other places, should lay in UiOtr^drjSry. supplies of Clarets, Champagnes, (frir-jSttEftVK dials, Hrundies, Whiskies Wines. Canned soups and Mels, American ami English biscuits. De? villed Ham, Tongue, Lobs; ci-, Un rhum Smoking Tobacco und Imported Segars. WM. S. CORWIN k CO., No. 275 Klug street, opposite Hasel, I 'Iia!lesion, S. C. llranch of No. 900 Broadway, corner 'JJth street. New York. scpl2s Ontos JpOR WRIGHT'S BLUFF AND INTER? MEDIATE LANDINGS ON TUK SAN TEE RIVER. Tlie Steamer MARION, Captain _ "<dk^*v. W. F. Adair, will receive Freight iJ&^GSL" Tins DAV, the isth instant, al Accum modulion Wharf, and leave .MONDAY N uni r, thc uutlt instant. Freight und Wharfage must be prepaid. For engagements, apply at THE OFFICE Ol' THE AO ENCY, dee Ol ti "2 Accommodation Wharf. JP ll G E O R G E T O W ?7, S. C. KK1T11FIKLH, WAVERLY, AND BROOK OREEN MILUS, TOUCHING AT SOUTH ISLAND. Tlio Steamer RM ILI?.Cnptaln P.O. r Lewis, will neave Height ut Souih^'Us-iCL"^, Commercial Wharf, and leavens above ou MUN DAV MOKVIXU,tho -"'.n instant, ut a o'clock. Returning, she will leave Georgetown un WKD KKSIIAV MOHNIXO, the '.'Jd inst., at l> o'clock. For engagement*, apply to . SllACKLLl'OKD A KELLY, Agents, Uoyec's Wharf. Thc Steamer EMILIE will leave lor Georgetown again on TIIVUMIIAV ?IUIIT, the-.'nd Instant,?ta (relock. Returning, leave Georgetown MONDAY .MonMMi, '27ih liisiinit, at o oV.U.ck. deon I^XCURSION TO DRAYTON HALL AND PHOSPHATE WORKS, ON ASHLEY RIVER. Thc sicamor SAMSON, Captain ,. Adair, will leave Accommoil.itum ,. rV-Vo.-.w..; Wharf on SATURDAY MORNISO, 18th lleocmbui'. at 9 o'clock, and return lo the city ut dark, giving mn excellent opportunity lo strangers of visiting the Phosphate Works on Hie Uiver, nnd also to persons wishing to attend the Katu of liwara. Holmes k Mitchel li at Dnivton Hall. Tully will bo in attendance to furnish dinner ul ; i each. ?'.*- Fare for Hie trip Mi cents._dec!S OR PE ll M AM D 1 N A , FLORI DA, F INLAND ROUTE VIA BEAUFORT, HILTON HEAD, SAVANNAH, BRUNSWICK AND ALL INTERMEDIATE LANDINGS ON THE GEORGIA COAST. Steamer PILOT HOY'. Captain Pj,xirW!*,*> Fenn Peck, will leave Charleston JsjEawBBU for nbove points every BUNBAY MoRMKU, ut ? o'clock. Leaving Savannah MONDAY MUUKIMI, nt n o'clock. Returning, she will leave Fernandina on Tims niv A mn;NOON, afier arrival of I ho train from' Cedar Keys and Uslnesville; leaving Brunswick same evening; leaving savannah for Charlcsloii. via Hcaufort, on WKDSKSUAV AITMINOON, ut a o'clock. For Freight or Passage apply to J. I). AIKEN A CO., no\-2-l South Atlantic Wharf. TASTILY TRIP TO BEAUFORT AND OHISOLM'S LANDING ON AND AFTER DECEMBER 3. Steamer PILOT ROY, Captain - -jnJPJ*?*? Fenn Peck, will Rall for above &?tM&itm points eve rv I'ttltlAY MORNINO, at R o'clock, lie turtling, will leavo Reunion same evening to Hitit tho tide! J-. D. AIKEN A CO., IIOW'sl_AjpMlla^ j<M>R PA LAT KA, FLORIDA, VIA SAVANNAH. FERNANDINA JACKSON? VILLE AND LANDINGS ON ST. JOHN'S RIVER. SEMI-WEEKLY LINE. Steamer "lilCTATOU," Captain _ ^tT/T~js W. T. McNeity, will sall from BfBHBC Charleston every TUBSOAY EVEKING ul ? o'clock, for above point*. Steamer "CITY rolNT." Captain Ocorge E. Mc? Millan, will sntl from Charleston every FRIDAY Kv Bin MI, nt 8 o'clock for abovo points. Connect? ing with all railroads at Havannah going South aud West. Connecting with tho Florida Railroad, at Fornandlna, for Cedar Keys, from whloli place steamers connect with Moline and New Orleans. Conscoilng, at Palntka, with Hsrt's (Roamer* for the OclawahA River. Through Dills of Lading riven for freights to Mobile and New Orleans. Freights payafclc on tho wharf. All goods remain? ing on the wharf at sunset wlU be stored ht risk and expense of owners. (Slimed) J. D. A1KBN A 00., novi3 Agauw. F Shipping. o lt LIV K R i> o o L . Tho Inn American Raitt MISSOURI, L T. Ilratllinr?, Muster, having u largo portion?? oThereunto engAged, ls now lo.-nUug r'frTrhT ubovc pun. For further engagement* apply to WM. U. SMITH A co. dec?s Napier's Hange. JJ1 O lt I, I V K RP OOli, Tim AI American r.ark WKTTKKHORN. _JXk LuHderkcn. Master, or small capacity, husW^ a I URO pai t or lier cargo engaged and new going tm board, and will hilve dispatch for the above port. ??.Tills vessel ls ncilliy new and Insures al the lowest rates. Foi hillanco or rrclaht room npplv lo dec?s STREET BROTHERS A CO. Tj1 O li L I V K lt I* O O L . The Al Itrltlsh Hark VUMIJIU. Cochran, J^M Mnster. wdl have uuUk dispatch tor ibrVXHSU aliove port. For Freight apply lo ll. T. WALK Kit. ?ben boyce's Wharf. T?1 <) R 1? ll 1 li A ?) K L P ll 1 A. The A No. 1 Schooner KLI/.A PIKE, Capt. JTht Larkin, having a large purl or cargo vii-V???* gaped, will have qnlcK dispatch. For Freight, apply to dccl64 JOHN A TI I KO. OKTPV. ?piOR HUSTON -DISPATCH LINE. The Favorite First-class I'aokct Schooner ^.-T,* H. K. HAWKINS, Wyult, Master, having ?SSE? .tree portion or cargo engaged, will loud prompt iy fur abovo pori. I or balance, apply to WM. ROACH A CO dei 11 TpOR NEW YORK- -MKKt'IIANT'SLIN;:. THE ONLY RECULAI! LINK. The Schooner YKAIR, Mason. Master, ,17.-4 having a large portion or lier cargo en-V'-.Hi gaged, will Inad willi prompt dispatch ror alice port. For balance, applv lo de? M WILLIAM ROACH A CO. p OH LI V E li 1' O O J.. The A 1 Brillit) Bark ATLANTIC, W. Sh* Vernum. Master, being of small rapacity, S<SSK and having a large portion of lier cargo engaged, will meet with dispatch for the above port. For Freight engagements, upplv lo ROBERT MURR A CO., Ilrcia Royce's Wharf. OR LIVERPOOL. F Thc Rrltish Phip NCSCONCUS, W. M. Orores, Master, having a large portion orS?, her cargo engaged, will have dispatch. " P rreighl engagements apply lo nov? RAVRNRL A co EXCURSIONS TO ALL POINTS OF INTEREST AROUND THE HARBOR. The fast sailing and comfortably tp- JJ* pointed Yacht ELEANOR will now rcsuineSEyt her trips to all points in Hie harbor, Maning KVKKY MORNIKO, at 10 o'clock, and every AVTKK KODS, at 3 o'clock, from South Commercial Wharf. For Passage or Charter, apply next door south of thc Mills House. nows :11110s UoilrouoG. QU ANGE OF SCHEDULE t.'ENKRAL SltPERI NTEN DEN T'S OFFICE, ) ATLANTIC A .vu QULV KAU.KOAH, SAVANNAH. November Si ISM. J On and after SrsiiAV, thc iib Instant, Passen? ger Trains un tlils road will run as billows, coui INCllClUg With tho 4.3U P. M. train: KIOIIT KXPIIKSfl THAIN'S. i.ei-.ve Savannah dally al.l.r>o P. M. Arrive al Hambridge (Monday Vs except? ed) at.MO A. M. Arrive ai Live oak daily ut.2.20 A. M. Arrive itt Jacksonville dully at.7.02 A. M. Arrive nt Tallahassee daily at.7.07 A. M. Arrivent imincydaily al.o.ia A. M. Leave Didncy dally at.0.'.'r' P. K. Leave Titllahaxseu dully ut.K - Leave Jacksonville dally al.8 ? p. M. Leave Live Oak daily at.1. . , H Leave bainbridge (Sunday's excepted) at.0. I :.i Arrive nt Savannah dally at.10. -o A . ?1 HAY TUA IN. Leave Savannah (Sunday's excepted) ul.1.16 A I Arrivent Live Oak (Sunday's excepted) ut.7.0-1 !. \t Leave Live (?ak (Sunday's excepted) lit. .ti.ov' . M Arrive at Savannah (Sunday's except? ed) al.5.'.' .' M Passengers for Stations west or Law <i, on main Hue, lake Express Train leaving sa am h al 4.30 P. M. nnuKSWicK THAIN. Leave Savannah (Tuesday, Thursday ami Saturday) at.12.'- P. ">;. Arrive at Nn. 0 (Junction) nt.4.: . . > Arrive nt brunswick at.OS I .'. V Leave brunswick (Monday, Wednesday sud Friday) at.12.; M. Leave No. 1; (Junction) ut.?Ll' > ? Vf. Arrivent Savannah nt.tl.'." Connect at Jacksonville with steamers' r i":i lal ka. Picola ta. Enterprise, ami all points on thc St. John's River. Through tickets good by all steamers 011 the river. H. S. RAINES, deco General Superintendent. 'XHiscclluncoRs. IF YOU WANT NOTE, LETTER AND CAP PAPERS and ENVELOPES, go to EDWARD PERRY. No. i.v> Meeting strict, opposite Charleston Hotel, Charleston, S.e. dee 14 Bums ?F YOU WANT SCHOOL AND TEXT L HOOKS or all kinds, cheaper than you can p.aehaae elsewhere, go to KOWARI) PERRY, No. IRS Meeline street, opposite Charleston Hotel, Cha:lesion, S. C. dCCMCinos .financial. ?i HUCK S 0N NEW YO R IC AMP RILLS OS CNtiLAKR AN1> TRANCE SOLD. B'XltJTCT^llVCa Ars'O IPXIAWCSI BOUGHT. AI1YANCK8 ON CONSIGNMENT!?, By LKSKSNR A WELLS, H0V2 :unos No. to BROAD STRRRT. .fertilisers. BJSWBmE STANDARD GUARANTEED MANUFACTURED BY |WAITONfWHANN&l WILMINGTON.DI - >e--. , FOR SALE DV ffiSw ACTORS ^?ARLE? a riced nmosDiO , J V~. MOODIE, COLLECTOR AND REAL ESTATE AGENT, No. 26 BUDAL? STREET, Charleston, 8. 0. will attend to tho RP.NTINO OF BOOSES, Col? lodion of Kenia, Accounts, Ac. Refers to Monars. Oourdln, Matt Mernoo A Co., J. C. Cochran, Kan., Dr. T. L. Ogler A Bon. Mesara, Peiner, Rodgera A Co., Tbomaa R. Waring, Eaq., Messrs. W. 0. williams A Sen, deoie tbs tuarn 0