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Angelica. Fair ?a niv love, so fair, I shudder with the nenne Of what a light thc world would lose Could she go hence. Sweet ls my love, so sweet, Thc leaves that fold on rold, Swathe up the odors of thc rose. Less sweetness hold. True ls my love, so true : Uer hean ls mine Blone, Thc music of Its rhythmic beat Throbs through my own. Dear ls my love, so detr, tr I bul hear her name, Mv eves with tears of rapture swim. My check ls llame. Sparc her Immortnls, spare, Till all our days uro done Your heaven ls foll of angel forms. Minc holds but one._ FINANCIAL A Kl? COMMERCIAL. 'Vlf Money Market. THURSDAY, December 23. Thc market remains In nearly thc same condi? tion ns at our lost report. Though securities have improved lu value, there ls little desire manifest? ed to Invest until after thc holidays, and there ls a general stagnation In 'raslacsa circles. Sales of Olly slock have been made at auction, by Mr. S. C. Drack, at 59?;a55, and South Carolina Railroad and Danklng stock at 38.',?38,\. State securities have appreciated considerably since thc passage of thc coln bill,und are now nt a higher rate than at any period since the war. Money Is still tight at 1 to 1X492 per cent, per month on first-class collaterals. soimiEHN HANK BILLS. Current Rates. Bank of Camden. 76? Bank or Charleston. pur. Bauk of Chester. 16? 18 Bank or Georgetown. i'm 2? Bank or Hamburg. 07? OS Bauk of Newberry. par. Bauk of South Carolina. 12? 15 Bank or Hinte of South Curolian, prior lo 1881. 60? Bank of State of South Cnroliua, after January 1.1MB. 25? 30 Commercial Dank, Columbia. 03? o.% Rx change Bank, Columbia. 20? 25 Farmers* sud Exchange Bunk, Charleston.? Merchant?' [lank, Chcraw. 08? 10 People's Bank, Charleston. par. Planters' Bank of Fairfield. 08? 10 Planters' and Mechanics' Bank, Charleston. par. Southwestern Rai lr cud Bank, Charleston (old). 80? Southwestern Railroad Bank, Oharlcstou (new)-.*. 75? State Bank, Charleston. 09? io Onion Dank, Churlcstou. par. City of Charleston Cringe Bills. par. State or S. Carolina Treasury Notes. par. BONUS, SlOOkS ANO COUPONS. Oity of Columbia Bonds. 08? CS Oily or Columbia Coupons. ea? ss Sooth Carolina Railroad and Bank Sleek (whole shares). 38 50? 38 75 South Carolina Railroad (half shares) 18 00? 10 00 8*?uih Cardion Railroad Six Per Cent Bonds. 77 00? "8 Booth Carolina Railroad Seven Per Cent. Bonds. 80? ?2 South Carunna Railroad Certificate of Indebtedness. par. City Of Charleston SIX l'or Cent. Stock. 55 00? ?Hy or Charleston Firs Loan Bonds.. 80? State or South Carolina llonds (old). 78? SO State or South Carolina Bonds (new issue or January 1, 1807). 78? 80 State er South Carolina Bonds (Issued for Bank or thc State bills). 78? 80 State of South Carolina Stock. 76? 78 Slate or South Carolina Coupons (f?ndanle). 78? SO People's Kallon al Bunk Stuck.120 00%) First National Bunk Stock.120 00? Union Dank ?lock. 7 60? 8 oo Bank Ol Charleston Slock (whole shares). 24 00? 25 00 Bank ot Charleston Stock (hair shares). 12 co? 13 00 People's Bank Stock. 6 60? 0 oo Flauten)' A Mechanics' Bunk Stock.. 3 25? 3 60 Oreeuvlltc and Columbia Railroad Stale guaranteed Bonds. 00? tireen viih: and Columbia First Moit Sige Bonds. 70? eastern Railroad First Mort? gage Bonds. bl 50? 83 00 %'oi il i east ern I tal I rotul First Coupons tnasl due).-.? Northeastern Railroad SiuckicapUa-V 8 00? Northeastern Railroad Stock +fr)r^* fer red. 30 00? Northeast em Railroad; Cert lllcate of Indebtedness. 65? 60 Cheraw and Darlington First Mon? mir c llonds. 7C? Charleston GIIH Company Stock.?? ""tts ?~ C?^rJWl.^.^^^.^^^.V.^..?:.^'/:v..'':.^,..x UA w Charleston Mining and Manufactur? ing Company's Phosphate Works ..? Charleston and Savannah Railroad Bonds (State guarantee). 50? 60 Savannah and Charleston Railroad (Slate guarautecJScvcn Per Cent. llonds., 70? 75 Savannah and Charleston Railroad Bonds (Ursl mortgage). 75? 80 Savannah and Charleston Railroad Stock. 23 50? 24 00 City or Savannah Bonds. 86? 87 City er Savannah Coupons (due pre? vious to June 1, 18UC). 07? City of Savannah Coupons (uue after Jane 1,1860.? City of Memphis llonds (endorsed by M. & C. Railroad. 65? City or Memphis Honda (unendorscd) 60? City of Mem ?lids Coupons. 75? Hem ph ls and Charleston R. R. Stock ll 00? Memphis and Charleston R. R. Bonds 85? Memphis and Cha'ton R. R. Coupons sa? Georgia State Coupons. 07? Georgia State Bond, 7 per cent, (old) 82? Georgia State llond, 7 per cent.(new) 86? 68 ISxports of tho Weeli. von .ins. LiVEnrooi^-rPer British bark Arbitrator-117 bags sea Island cotton, le?O bales upland cotton, 600 bbls rosin. KLKUTIIKKA, RAIT-to bbls nour, io tings corn, 1G.000 reel lumber, 14,tMW shingles, 3 bbls bread, 1 tierce rice, 1 box caudles. BAHAMAS-Per British sehr Elva-31,000 sjun glcs, 15,500 feet dooring boards, 14,000 feel jinn? er.Per Rrlilsh schooner Equator- 05,ooo shingles, oooo reet lumber, 30 bhis nour, 1 box ba? con, 4 boxes candles, 6 bags corn, 10 lings peas. DOM RS ri c. NEW YORK-Per steamship James Adgcr-80 bags sea island cotton, mi bales upland cotton. S3, tierces rice, 51 huies domestics, 50 empty barrels, 27 packages fruit, 32 packages sun? dries.Per steamship Manhattan-03 bags sea flea island cotton, 1381 bales upland cotton, 60 tlciccs rice, io bales yarns und domestics, 47 bbls cotton seed, SO packages. Piiii.AOKi.ruiA-Per steamship Prometheus 414 bales cotton, 106 tierces rice, cn bales yarn, 2 bales waste, 200 bbls rosin, ami sundries. BALTIMOXX- Per steamship Maryland-178 bales colton, CO bales domestics, 107 bbls rosin, 25 bnles waste, 8 bales leather, 14 hales rope cm tings, 77 tierces rice, 47 packages fruit, Ac.Per steam? ship Sea Gull-50:1 bales colton, 73 casks clay, 165 bbls rosin, 24 bales waf". 8 tons pig Iron, 42 packages....Per sehr F R Dulrd-400 tons phos phute. MOBILE-Per brig Marino-287 tons compound acid phosphate. The Charleston Market pott TUB WEEK BNDINO nae. 23,1809. RECBIITS, Ac_Thc arrivals at thc porta up4o Friday last were thc heaviest of thc season, and were 110,071 bales, against 100,348 bales last week, mid 81,401 for the corres?- "tiling period last year. Appearances Indicate ir 1 thc receipts of the pre? sent week will bc Iar?c,. .11 that thc arrivals for thc season are now ut their maximum. Thc re? ceipts or Hie main Southern shipping points have been about as follow s up to the latest telegraphic dates : 1800. 18GS, New Orlean.i, December 22_380,222 394,331 Mobile, December 22.14S.261 101,997 Savannah, December 22.'.'.'il,379 105,127 Charleston. IICCCiilbCr'.M.131,692 85,875 Texas, December 17.76H8?? 04,016 Virginia, DccomMfr 18.M. .22 53,65] TUB COTTON MARKET.-At tho commencement of this week pi Ices occupied a firm position at thc principal mai i4*ts, hut tinder tho pressure of large receipts anti declining gold, the article has since been weak and show d nu easier tendency. In the English markets prices commenced Orm at HJ*@UJ<d %\ Ih for middling uplands, but soon became dull and lower, and thc rates fell off to lll?d V lb; nt New York, which began at 2ty, lt hardened In 25}?, and has since receded to 2.F>Kc; and ut this port middlings, which opened at Mtfe, declined to 2?x?24u Ti lb. Thc Liverpool anti New York markets have shown tho lollowiug transactions arid prices ror this i crlod: On Friday, December 17, the ronner closed him, uplands UX?I17{d 9 Bs, sillos 18,000 bales; nt the latter tho staple, was firmer but closed quiet at ?6XC, sales 2)u0 bales. On Satur? day thc former was easier t-t ii.v,-?iiJid, sales 14,000 bales; tho latter was dei) mid unchanged at 26 Vc- On Monday tho former was easier, up? lands HX?il?fd, sales 12,000 bales; the latter was dull and declining at 25>?, salea 1800 bales. On Turfeday the HU mer was duil al 11 Hu, raies 10,o'.o bules; Hie latter was dull and >?o lower at 25.Ur., sales 1200 bales. On Wednesday tho former was caa cr ai n>;d, sales 10,00-1 bules; .ho latter fuvoi cu bu) ci.s tu 2.?.^e, ra c. ?01.0 bales. Yesterday tho former was steady at u,sd, sales ii'.ooo balea; i thc latter was quiet ut 26 S'c. r Tho slock of the article In sight at thc latest t dates was as follows: I 1S09. 18?8. 4 Stock In Liverpool. .uo.ooo 344.280 , Afloat from lucila. ?o.oo 73,000 Ailoat rrom America. l.M.ooo 110,000 1 Stock In landon. los,loo l02,,so ; Afloat ror London. ?.ooo 72,000 ? Stock In Uuvrc. J?'Si'n M t Atloat for Havre. ?.010 61,148 > Stock lu Hremeii. 2.1" M&f 1 Afloat for Hrenien. 6,401 6,701 | Stuck In twited states ports- 33S,MJS 201,479 Slock m Hie Interior towns. uo,788 67,3U!i ? Total. 1,3*1,033 1,227.407 , Increase lu visible supply.... 04,020 Stuck of colton held by Manchester spinners al thc mills, now 110,000 bales; Runic time 1803, 130, OOO bales. Middling uplands, now llsd, then 10?.?1. Thc nrrlvals nt this port have been 11,167 bales of uplands and 022 bags of Bea Islands und Floridas, ngnlmt 0CO4 bales or uplands and 783 bngs or sea ' Islands and Floridas thc week before, and 8213 J bules of uplands and 440 bngs or sea Islands nnd Floridas for thc corresponding week last year. These supplies havo como as follows: say or up? lands per South Carolina Railroad 0CC6 bales, per Northeastern Hnliroad 10S3, Savannah Railroad 49, wagons 43, Savannah 2, StllllCC 128, Peedee 178, Kdlsto C, Georgetown, S. C., 3; or sea islands and Floridan, Beaufort, S. C., no bugs, Northeast? ern Railroad 80, SaUtCO 43, St. John's 4, Wudma law 2, James Island 2G, Christ Church 18, John's Island 28, Cliisolurs Mill 24, Rtlislo 147, wagons 10, Savannah Hnliroad 03, Pon Pon 32, Savannah 1 107, Florida 222, Cooper Hiver 17, Toogoodoo 3. Thc operations tu this market for lids lime have been ns follows: On Friday, December 17, this article was firmer and with a good demand, prices Improved ,S@.Sc V lb; Bales ooo bales, ordinary to good ordinary being quoted at 23@23?:c; low middling 24c; mid diing 24.se, and strict middling 24/';@24Jic fl lb. On flat urda y thc demand was light and stock very Halted; sales 226 bales, quotations as be? fore. On Monday thc market was quiet and In some transactions easier; sales OOO bales, ordinary to good ordinary being quoted al 23?23,Sc; low middling23ji@24; midtlllng24S@2-i.Sc, and uriel middling 24>ic ft lb. On Tuesday thc carly sales were nt previous rates, but the market declined under advene telegrams sc* So ? lb; sales 400 bules, ordinary to good orilliiar.S/ticing quoted al 22'?(j)23}?; low middling23.S@23?;e; nilcdltng 23??@24, and strict middling 24sc Veit? Ou Wednesday the market was dull, and lu some transactions easier; sales 200 bales, ordinary to good ordinary being quoted al 22M@23>i, low middling 23,??@23??, middling SSKtjHM, strict mid? dling 24>,'@24.S v* lb Yesterday tho market was quiet and easier, without being quotably lower. Sales 300 bales, viz: 28 at 22>i; 41 at22??; 23 at 23; 3S at 23,S; 6 at 23.S; 25 at 23J?, 20 at 23?4; 23at 23S\ lsat2.'i.V; 24 at 237i; 1 at 24. Wc quolc: LtVERrooi. CLASSIFICATION. Ordinary tn good ordinary.22,??<323S Low middling.23.S?s>23S Middling.23,S@24 Strict middling.ttXtJM,1* SBA ISLAND COTTON.-The arrivals of this quali? ty of thc staple has continued In good supply, and was 022 bags or sea Islands mid Floridas, again s: 440 for thc week last year. The full arrivals which have been coming forward for some time led to a dullness in the market, mid rad ors lu order to mako sales have been required generally to admit or concessions' to thc extent of some four or five cents V lb, thc market for a few days being active nt thc decline. The transactions have been about 500 bags for thc week, among which were, says of Floridas 10 at 43, 20 at OO, :t at 63,8 nt 66, and 12 on private terms, or sea Islands, 1 Gtalncd ht 24, K do. at .'to, 15 ut no, n al co, 3 at 03, 27 at 75, 0 at "S, 2 at 80, 5 at fifi, 2 at t)5. We quote common Bea Islands nt 4*050; medium Ctit&TO; m ilium to linc 7o?S0; affcpnnd choice 85&$l uud upwards \\ lb. HICK.-Thc receipts of Carolina rough have been tn sternly supply, and were about 30,000 bushels fur Hie week. Thc demand for this grain has boen moderate, anal prices have for n part of thc time, shown rut hr r less firmness, but thc article has ox of cleon CaVc-.!!.c..i:nal,Sc-. ^?i^lSJE! oe ip lb; 82 a(|?XOi 83 at G?ic; 10 nt 0 710c; 45 nt OSc; 22 at 6 0-lOc; 124 nt BMo; 80 nt fl 11-lCc; 10 ?it 0 13-iec fi lb. Wc quote common to fair clean carolina at C@0,S ; good 0 o-iC???.S' \3 lb. Carolina rough may bc quoted at $1 f.0@l CO fl bushel ror Interior, and $1 GOf?i oo fi bushel for sencost. NATAL STORES.-Thc arrivals of naval stores have been limited. Thc market has been dull and lower, spirits turpentine in ordinary packages re? ceding to 30c f gallon. Thc business in rosins have been light, sellers having to accent thc orrer Ing prices of buyers. Wc quote extra No. 1 rosin al $3 50 ft bbl; No. 1 at (2 60@2 75; low' No. 1 at $2 10@2 25; No. 25and extra No. 2 at $1 70, and No. 3 at $1 63@T 65 fl bbl; crude turpentine muy bc quoted at $2 SO for virgin; (2 GO ror yellow dip, and $1 GO for hard. HAY.-The arrivals under this head have been some 2000 bales or North River qualities. The business has been mostly of a jobbing character, nt about (1 20 1? hundred for this article. CORN.-Thc supplies coming forward have been restricted to about cooo bushels from Ballimore. Tlie trade has been almost entirely in a limited Jobbing form, on n basis of about 9120 fl bushel, weight, for prime white new MafnBd, bags In? cluded, and $1 30 V- bushel for old, from store. FLOUR.-The stock In thc hands or dealers has been good, but ts somewhat reduced by an active county demand duri..g thc past week. Prices have bceo generally without important change, and previous quotations arc continued, say for Northern and Western super $6 75@G26 ft bbl; extra at $0 2.,i@0 75 fi bbl; family at $7@7 60 fi bbl. Southern descriptions arc In moderate stock and may bc quoted at $7@7 75 ft bbl for extra, and $8@9 V bbl for family qualities. BACON.-Thc stock of all descriptions of meat is much reduced, and thc supplies on hand arc held steadily. Wc quote prime smoked shoulders at leblose v lb; of sides tho market ls bare and wc quote at 20@2O)ic nominal; primo strips 20? 20>jc; dry salted shoulders 14c; sides 18,'jc; Cum bcrlnnds 17c, and bellies 18c ft lb. sro AU AND MOLASSES.-Shipments of new crop of Louisiana have been coming to hand by all rall. We quote fair to prime new Louisiana sugar at Ktsttu.se "P lb. Molasses ls held al 80o V gallon. A shipment of Cuba molasses was re? ceived. Muscovado Bold al G2c III barrels; hogs. 1 icads were held at 68c. FRUITS.-Thc stock or many anides ander Hile head has become reduced. Oranges, Florida, Nassau and Cuba, arc In moderate supply, and are held at $360@4 ft hundred. A cargo of Bara? coa bananas hos Jost come lo hand, and are sell lng nt $2 50fc)3 60 fi bunch. Apples arc lu fall stack nt (6 60@G ft bbl. VEOETAIH.ES.-IrlBh potatoes have become scarce, and primo aro held nt $3?93 60 ft bbl. Onions arc In light supply, and arc held at $00 0 60 fl bbl. New Ch ai ?lesion cnbbngCS arc coming to mnrkct, and arc held al $S@10 ti hundred. BUTTER ANO LARD.-There ls a fair stock ol prime Goshen. Wc quota good to prime nt 40@ 45c fl lb. Western and other lower grades sci from 30(335c yt lh; country do. nt 26@30c fl rb ns In quality. Lard ls In good supply nnd ls held at 20?21c. SALT.-The-arrivals of this article havo been about 12,000 sacks, importers arc placing some o tho lalo arrivals In bond. Jobbing sales lia Vt taken place AI $1 40 V sack. INDIA MACHIMO.-The market ls falrjy snpplici with this article, and wo quote 23?24c fl yan! Dundee bagging, 44 Inches, is lbs. for thc yard ls held at 80330c. Sea Island bagging, 45 Inchoi wide, 2 lb for Ihe yard, ls held at 45c Hors.-The demand for rope ls moderate, am prices arc somewhat nominal at quotations. Wi quote hemp at - cents ft ibsgrceulcafallOcents and Jute al H.S?O cents fl lb. IRON BANDS AND TIES for cotton, of the mes approved patterns, are offered on the market a' ti S 4?? se fi lb, and sales havo taken place m these figures. TIMBER ANO LUMBER.-The market for this arti clo ht dull. We quote timber for milling pnrposei from $699. Shipping timber $io($i8; 4-406 flooring at $144*10 9 M. Bright lumber, gcci racrohantahte, from elly mills, ont to BUM, fron $204924 ?J li* by the cargo. FnEioirrs.-To Liverpool, by steam, Md so ap lands, is?' on SOU hJlaudH; by sall we quote 7-1 I d or iplands and \d OD tea Islands. To Havre, ?ont lal. Coastwise- to Kew Torie, by steam, Xe on iplands and lc on sea inlands, fa ?. tierce on Ice; by sall, Ko on cotton; $1 2l> v tierce en rice; ec ft barrel on rosin; $8 ll H on lumber; $9910 a Mon timber. To Huston, by sall, s H H c v rt on iplaud cotton. Td Providence, $8 V Uguboards, '.c.V lb on cotton. To Philadelphia, bj steam, ?c fl lb on uplands; by sall, $0?7 f? M on boards; |0 on timber; $3 n. ton on clay, and $303 24 on ilK'sphatos. To Ballimore by steam, S'<9\c fl b; by sall, $097 ft M on boards; 1303 26 fi tea in phosphate rock. Vessels arc la demand hy mr incrchanla to take lamber freights from Jcorgetown, S. C., Harlen and Sarnia River, Ca., md Jacksonville, Pla., to Northern ports, nnd lll@12 fi M ure rates on lumber and boards. EXOUANUE-STHKMNO DM.I.S.-Tire ratcyester lay was 129>.@129;? for oo day bills. DOMESTIC KIOMA NOE. - The banks are purohas ng sight checks on New York ot Y, discount; 6 lays K discount; 10 days 1 per ct. discount; 16 lays IM; 20 days - ; 30 days -. They arc Beli? ng Bight checks at par. Coi.U.--The brokers were yesterday buying at ll and selling at 23. Marketa l>y Telegraph. VORB10N M A ll BETS. I.os n os, December 23-Noon.-Consols 02,'i ; lends 85;?. I.iVEKrooL.Dcccmber23-Noon.-Cotton steady; iplands ll,'.jd; Orleans ll ?id; sales today 12,000 jaie.?; sales for thc week 68,000 bales; for export . ind speculation 16,000 bales; stock on hand 376, loobales, or which 82,000 were American; rc ?cipis ror the week 70,000 bales, or which 33,000 mles were American. Afternoon. - Colton unchanged; stock afloat 248,000 bales, ol which 54,000 arc American. Corn J'JS. Lard 70s. HAVRE, December 23.-Cotton opened quiet; ires ordinaire on thc spot ir 30c; low middlings moat If 36. nOURSTIC yAUKRTS. NEW YORK, December 23.-Noon. -Stocks fever? ish. Money active at 7 per cent. Sterling, long 8X; sholl e>4. Cold 2o;i. flit's na; Tennessee sixes ex coupon 61; new 44.'.,'; Virginia ex-coupons 49; new lt ; Louisiana sixes, old 00; new 60; Levee sixes u?.'?; eights 77J?: Alabama eights o-i.s; fives Gi; Bcorgia sixes 82; sevens 02; North Carolina, old 12; new 2UJ<; South Carolina, new 83. Mesa pork dull at $31. Lard dull at 18c. Cotton steady ut 26.S,'c. Turpentine quiet, 43jic. Rosin Omi; $2 OSa 110 for strained. Freights dull. Evening.-Cotton quiet und steady; Rales 1300 bales al 25>ic. Flour unchanged. Wheal heavy and lc lower; winter red Western fl 30',. Corn, new, Armer; old declining. Pork, new, $roa"i;;. Lard heavy at ls.'^ais;,,. Whiskey 99ca$i. Gro? ceries quiet and steady. Turpentine 43><a44c. Rosin $i'aS. Money easy at Ga7 per sent. Gold "O.T.. Governments closed lower; 62's 113J{. Southerns strong. Stocks dull and unsettled. BALTIMORE, December 23.-Cotton dull, with a declining tendency. Flour steady and unchang? ed. Corn and oats dull. Rye fi ai 05. Provisions qu ct nnd wc ik. Whiskey (1. CINCINNATI., December 23.-Corn easier, with only a local demand; new at 73a74c; old 85. Whis? key 04a95c. Lard nominally lower. ST. LOUIS, December 23.-Corn dull; white sacked 80aO.")C. Whiskey 03Ka94c. Provisions declining; no sales. LOUIBVILI.K, December 23.-Corn unchanged. Pork $31 03. Shoulders 15c; sides 18J?C. Lard unchanged. Whlskoy heavy at 05c. WII,UINUTOX, December 23.-Spirits turpentine dull and declining at 38)?a30e. Rosin dull mid quiet; st ru. i. cd ii ?5. Crude tu; pen n ne steady al $1 i'6n2 10. Tar steady nt 12. Cotton ililli. AUOI'STA, Dccimber 23.-Cotton opened with a fair demand, but closed weak at 22*fu23. Kales 04t bales. Receipts 10G2 bales. SAVANNAH, December 23.-Cotton receipts 42R4 bales. Exports 16G4 bales. Sales 300 bales. Mid' dllngs ?3J?, wllh a good Inquiry. Wilmington market. WILMINGTON, December S3.-SPIRITS Tril PENTiNE.-Snles of 210 caxks al 30a for country, and 17 do al 30Jic for New York ca-ks. ROSIN-Dull und no trnnsucllons reported. ORUOR TURPENTINE.-Sales of 112 bbls at $2 SO for son and tl 06 ror hard. TAR.-Sales or 17B bbls nt $2. I'.,,-..*.- Vn un W'S. _ Interior Cotton Markets. MACON, December 21.-COTTON.-Receipts to? day, 774 bales; sales 673; shipped 760. Thc de? mand was not quite as strong to-day ns lt was yesterday, but very nearly all ottered was taken at 22;h?a22?? cents-thc best calling for thc latter figures. COKUM in A, December 22.-Sales of cotton to? day about 140 bales, middling 23a23>rc. SUMTER, December 21.-Onr cotton market has been very active the past, week at from 21 to 23, closing firm at 23. Sales 386 bales. Our provi? sion market keeps well supplied. Corn now sell? ing al $1 42 with sacks. COLUMBUS, December 21.-The market has been dull owing to declines In New York and Liverpool. Middlings opened at 22%c, and clos? ed aV22%c, reaching on thc streets us low as 22c. The want of currency restricts operations to a great extern to time sales. Soles 646 bales. Re? ceipts 810 bales, .shipments 204 bales. i 2, no HM MM?? SS NH 22? sf t SS ? IIS g| 2 SB 3 'S ft ff gs I Sf g ??I 2 1 . 0 2 2 : 3. >a : r? ^. ff . M . m . ! -i p : : S: I?? Bl ; ? : E SE : 8: Kt fe li s s g w a S c j. o ?r 3 n 2 c. td . s H s? ?9 ff s ? ? 1 r H B 3 n S K Exports orillee, Nu val Storr? nnd Lum? ber from the Port of Charleston, from September 1 td December 33,1800. EXPORTED TO S AVA 1.4 aron's I860-*70. Bbls. NAVAL STOR'B Feet, isca-'iii). Bbls. Feet. Dosi on. New York.... Pillia I elphin.. Baltimore.... New Orleans.. Mobile. Provld'ce.R I. Olh'r U S P'rts FalCooslw'se Barcelona. MaJ'aAM'ket. Weat Indien.. Halifax, N H.. St John's, NB, London. Bristol, Eng.. Liverpool. Havre., 7,407 4,702 3,621 ?70 30,367 2,079,9?: 83,000 168,000 4,622 3,008 200 1,694 200,942 3,004,000 1,12-2,703 842,196 113,140 SSO,O:? 648,000 69,063 2,859,616 9,324 4,7?1,6?4 1,307 400 381,809 49| 643,707 2(30 2,33 3,837 Montevideo., ?rent Britain Total Foreign a rand Total 6,268 6,803 0,116 881,009 10,680 043,707 55.606 3.241.176 10.013 6,436,391 Stocks of Cotton In the Interior Towns not Included In the Reeelpts. Towm. im. lees. Auguilu A Uam'g..ne<ember ll 16.201 10.20O kl 11 ctn. Oa.December 20 17,no* 13.247 Kolumbas, Oa.December 90 18,374 10,662 ?Ii iiigouery, AI?. . December 13 li,?fl 10,220 faim... Ai*.i?-c. .. ber 18 8.0.14 4,264 He m phis, Tea ?_Doces, ber 18 19,779 T,660 Ha di ville, Tenn....Deeeuieerl8 . V,*i 1,303 Total.I W,7M 17,303 ' fi if i 2 : IS i3 n UH g s Eg : ; . i* o* ri co nj : o t? cebo . 99| O CD o ra rr o f? rt- o np o BOES B C C C" fj" cr O <t f? fl o r*? fl fl it II B EBB3 cr <r o- cr cr cv o cv rv o '?li r? Cb ^ oe rt Sil; -S-85: a? P|! a* ? ? ,1 g ?. S s _s g ttl, a fl 8?8 S [vi 2 SS B 8 3 fe & ft 2 _ S r?M SS Ss; 88 *SS__? . O? li I?> "t- ^jn . o CO -! r ?! o 5 w ^ 0 ' "I IB 3g; ; I il ss- ss jejtu ~& ES: Sri IMslMISl IS ?'.OW -I Ol- _ _ . : ..''j*3 M s io t? s: p J'P . tr?-I? cn jo f?g~" ??S. li 13. *-0 J?;. : : : .?>: : ?8 S: : : : sg: : _g I*J? * . : : ..-'<=' : ?a S K->- . . . ?<?: ?.?V. ?>oo. . . ^. r5 ?o. oo tr. .jg?** ' ? H? ce. o g ; XT, jS?S- _S ?? 3?t58: 51 : : -"i r.8 "S--?S . ; S? ? o us s rs S fe 2 2 ES? ?jo g .?.2 2- 38 H88??SS8I ls co*.; Hou"cc S.C Iii: ll??5! ?| pa ra o _ ta .Doo S. SS fi S s rjo f? -? &S8 S* .flo O o ? 2 F?B ~ o ? Er* c 2 ?^??^.TWe mv? deducted from New Orleans Slv.',n-?l?c^i,.pJn,,',s'from 1,uU,lc . . . . l"-'CB. rran sat nnnah 3416 ungs sea Island and _baies ?in? land. and from Charleaion 1705 bags nea laland ami "Pla??l-tlicniiumitlcH received at Hmso portHfrom Mobile, Florida, Tesan and Su van nab Charleston tVl.uIculc Prier?. ART1CLE3. ntiri-*q Bxrioixo, fi yard- nuera. Bundee. 30 & 4!T Gunny Cloth..". 23 ?J .*J BALK Bora, ft lb Manilla. ?a JUW!. o ?9 o B LIT KU-Goshen. 30 a 4-, Cou??r.V. 25 ? 30 COTTON, ip jh Low middling...".. 23V'2fl MU Middling lOHtrlct middling".' _xS Sw Good middling. fc ? "a Mana. ? g 10? COF? KE, fl lb !4?. 20 mt 28 Jtt?a,aira. 2i i :6 c,JUVa. M ?9 40 r BRTILIZKIIS- 9 w ando Fertiliser. eoo? AA Double Itcilued l'oudrcttc....: M 00 ? Mica' Phosphate. tW 00 S Peruvian Guano, ft 224e Iba.. .105 oe S I aelflc Guano, vj, 2080 lbs. 65 L l hicnlx Gunn*. ,5 00 2 g*"<5_ fhoaphnte, ft 2000 lbs eo 00 ? Rhode? Phosphate, V 2000 lbs 05 00 S Rhodea' Standard Manure (?BO time). 67 60 a Orchlllo Ouano ($46 time)....." 35 00 ? Land Plaster. 24 i0 5 Mapee' 8npcr Phos. * 2000'Ib?! 06 00 S H nolaion'a Phoeuhate of Mme uoo a JVooiston'a Vege'or, ? 2C?o Iba ?5 eo S ?roaadalc'aGen. Snp.Phos. net co so S Bowers'Complete Manure, net 80 to & gardy a Phos, l'eravinn, cash, co ?0 to Snnly'a Pacific Guano, caah... 08 00 cZ ratapsoo Guano.85 00 IA h. Frank Co'a Phosphate. cs 00 u Whaiin'a Superphosphate.os 00 to 75 ?? FLOUR, fl bbl ^?::::::::::::.:::::.5 fs g 5 ? i4S*??S? 0 60 i ? SS Southern-Super. s g*tr?..'.'.'-'.*.' 7 ?0 & 7 60 Fttn>?T. 7 75 ? o 50 (.HAIN, ft bnshel Mnryland Onta. g. Weatcrn Oata. . S " "CORNB.I?? ? i?i HAY, ft cwt North River. 1 20 A Lu nu mt, ft M feet Wh?!? H5S" flr8t 1"nUlT- 60 00 @ 65 00 Boarda, roi.Rh. '"f^lV. MW t f. M MOLARS?, vTaBon-d t0"BUCd 28 00 ? 3i 00 Cuba. ~ .^Joacovarte..'. ss ?S ?? "?.^i iZ: . S S IM New Orleon?. so ?a NAVAL STOKES, ft bbl Tar. ? ntch.. .. ? Roaln, pale. s Rosin, No. i. o A; S - ;? Roam No. 2. .. . .. I fa A 0 Roaln. No. 3. ? ?, % . ;; SplrtUTorpcntlne, fi gallon:! ? % 1 66 . Oakum, ft lb."... ia A NAiijR-Amerlcan 4?20d., fi keg ? 60 S 7 oo FOWPER-Duponfe, P.F.F. g.... a 70 *? Dupont'a, PTF.F.V.. 6 oo S Dupont'*, Blasting. 4 26 <a FH0V18I0N8, ft lb- ^ Bacon, Hams. a Bille?. 20 <<D QfilU |?r01!!Ltlere. ? i uj( T . . s.tr'I'B.,. 20 A 20tJ ?r.0^:::::::::;:::-"' g I S Cbceae....'** ii S no ?:;;:::;;;;;;;;;;;:;:;;: IS I IS ??&.:'.*.?.'.?.'.';.;:. 6 00 . 000 PoultrV-Chickena,'ft*dosi.*.*! 3 00 ? 4 00 Fowls, fi doa...V. A 00 S S ?ia RICK, fl lb-carolina.. . . . a % %fl ?2 Bast India. g 7 SALT, fl aack-Liverpool, ooar'a? 1 40 8 Liverpool, One. "TS SUOAB, ft lb-Raw. Porto Rico. a Muscovado. " S BKKUWAX-ft m. ?i ?a i? HiuM. Orcen-f? te. ?aa Bry. jg 2 CnBtrrNtiTB-fi buahol. 4 00 ? Kecolpia l>y itn 11 road, December ?3. SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD. 1308 balea cotton, 85 bairn domcnttca. 12 cars ??"?.????? Agent. W K Kran. Ul ii ter A co, poizcr. Rodgera k co, A J 8a inns Frost A A tiger. W o Courtney A co, H Muro A co ww buillh, Oraeacr A Smith, Mowry A co RoViino- I ot.\?r8WW"ll0m8* J B ?WA^VS,* NO IITII RASTERV .. A .'.KO A P. 110 bnlea cotton. 280 keg* whlskcv miin?-. A? To Bischoff A co, Walter A co. A J sa'llnan Man" tono A co. Mowry A co, W O'Bryan. K "K?met * Witto, Frost A Adger, Brodie 4 co. J, 1,1 we CA Bon, W K Byan, MColdamlth A Son, J B R Hloaii road'AKon{.,err,U,r * ? J E A?ttcr ? SAVANNAH AND OTIAR1.R8TON BAILR0AT?. niCotton, rouHli rico, mdao, llvo stock. Ao To ll Bischoff A co, K B Webb, Willis A Chisoln J Ca? ooek A co, 0 Gibbes. A J Salinas. J ll Bl ss i'll JA EMHIOW A co, W C Ileo A co, Fraser A Dill Itenor * Stoney, and B Feldman A co. ' "**r Jotnptirativc Export* of Cotton Klee ?nil from the Port ofChnrlmton, from Sep taiulirr 1 to Dccrratier ?43, 1H60. UrORTKB TO Liverpool... Oilier Hr. Purls rofl G. Iii ituln Up'd. Havre. Other Kr. Ports Total France N. ol Europe Tof I N. Europe! s. of Hura?o.. W. Indies, Ac. Total F. Ports. Hosten. Rhode Island. New York.... Philadelphia.. Halt, A Nr'folk Otb. U. S. Ports Tot'l Cse Ports Grand Total loo 2(jf,j 3128! 8S3 Ofi.'.OO io| eomi 7054 18li$-'?0. lUcc S. LiUp'd. i ll 8791 HOW I lil 0711 U41I01 7226] :?:,Crnioons: 3137 KOO 1727 122? 7407 7432 14 iioi is US? l 55 S*o(. 483VDI 580? 1I01I) 616 8413 2-220 . 10?7 12?I 1010 0031)7 00288| 0737 0737 Kxport*. NEW YOIIK- Per steamship Magnolia-r.7 bags Rca island colton, 1400 bales upland colton, 6 bales yarn, f>o tierces rice, 14 sacks dried fruit, 10 empty barrels.Per sehr Vraie-loo bales up? land cotton, 20 hay:* sea Island cotton, 344 casks rice, loo bids rosin, ia boxes book*. 74 packages furniture, ir. crates paper. 1 FA empty barrels. ?25 bags cotton seed, 43 casks clay, 200 empty carboys. I'uHsciigcr*. Fer steamship Magnolia, for New York-E II raywood, .1 T KlchUcrg, I Hrh, J Sullivan, O Hore, J ll Van Numee, c Hunke, 1) W Erwin, und ll C Kerlong. Fer steamer Pilot Hoy. from Fernandina via Savannah and beaufort-W lllruev ?ind wife, J J Wright, '/. Platt, W ll Allen. I, ll iii . un i. ll Mar boro, K A Smith, C W Haughton, J U Meyers, W Lawton, Muster Illicit. Miss I : Pearson, ll Smith, K N Chisolm, S B Scrcven, R" DehrcullC, I. F You mann, Minc UtttsoKo, and 2S on deck. M AMIN H IfJSWtH. ~~ C II AR LESION, I> K C K M lt B R 24. ARRIVED YESTERDAY. Ship Hope, Ure, New York-10 days. Buy. To Willis A cinsoim. Sehr W lt Slcclc. Buck, Baracoa, Cuba-0 days. Fruit. To Paul, Welch A Brande*. Sehr Churlos, SablMuu. Combuhce. 2000 bush? els rough rice. To W- C Bec A co. Steamer Pilot Boy, Peck, Fernandina, via Sa? vannah, Ac. Mdse, Ac. To J I) Aiken A co. Hop klua, McPherson A co. Roper A Stoney, W Gur? ney, J A BntlOW A co, W Krcssel, n Creen, Dr St J Ruvcuei. R Dcbreulle, C ll Gladden, M dib olin, J ll appoint, Hr A B Bose, Southern Express Com? pany, C Dunn. Colonel Blunt, J Stoney, captain 0 seitnan. Mrs M Wilson, R Robinson, and Order. Sloop York, from Aalicpoo. ooo bushels rough rice. To Fraser A Dill. Sloop Waterfall, iron: Rnntowles. 310 bushels rough rice. To Fraser A Dill. Sloop Bird, from Wudmahiw. S bales sea Islnnd colton. To : user A Dill. Boat front James Island. 3 bugs sea island cot? ton. To Fraser A DUI. Bout from James Islnnd. 6 bags sen Island cotton. To (Jailbird A Minuit. Boat from Christ Church. 1 bag sea Island cotton. To Gaillard A Minuit. Received from Bennett's Mill-42 tierces rice. To W C Bec & co, and Thurston A Holmes. Boat from Goosecrcek. 6 bugs sea island cot? ton. To W A Boyle By wagons from St John's, io lings sea island cotton. To G ll Ingruhaui A Sun. IN TUB OFFING. Norwegian bark Skjold, Alhrcclitscu, from Liv? erpool. BELOW. A berm brig, unknown. CLEARED YESTERDAY, steamship Magnolia, Crowcil, New York-Rave nel A co. Sehr Vraie, Mason, New York-W Roach A co. j SAILED YESTERDAY. Steamship James Atl-rer, Lockwood, New York. British bark Arbitrator, Irwin, Liverpool. Brig Marine. Head. Mobile. Britten sehr Kauator, Albury, Bahamas. British sehr w ll Clcarc, Albury, Bahama*. FROM THIS PORT. Brig Mary M Francis, Francis, Havre, Decem? ber 15. Sehr Minnie, Hudson. New York. December 20. Sehr E F fabada, Swum, Philadelphia, Decem? ber 20. Ul' FOR THIS FORT. Sehr.I M Brooman, Crawford, nt PhlluUclphlu, December 24. Sehr Lilly, Hughes, at New York, December 21. ...NAHUU ron THU. 1*0RT. Sehr Alexander Young, Young, nt Philadelphia, 1 Ieee mi.cr 20. BY TELEGRAPH. SAVANNAH. December 23.-Arrived, steamship General Barnes, New Yurk. MEMORANDA. Thc sehr E A Hooper, Champion, from George? town, S C, ni rived at Philadelphia December 'Jo. LIST OF VESSELS IT, CI.KAHKO AND SAILED FOR TUIS TORT. F O KlTl G N . LIVERPOOL. Norwegian bark Skjolk, Alurcchtscn, sid...Oct 31 British bark yacen, Hetherington, sailed..Nov 23 Bark Annie Torrey, Leliby, sailed.Nov 25 British burk Apollo. Relnhurt, subed.,.Oct 29 NEWroIlT, ENG. Ship David Brown, Nichols, sailed.Nov 10 IIAVIIK. Thc France, Exmelln, snllcd.Dec 2 ST. JAOO DE COBA. Spanish brig Mun ucl, Pures, up.Dec 5 DOMESTIC. BOSTON. Brig Josie A Dcvcrcaux, nark, up.Dec 7 Sehr lila Bella, Fisher, cleared.Nov 27 SchrC E Raymond, Higgins, cleared.Dec 10 I.ut of Shipping IN THE PORT OK Cil AIU.KSTON. DKCRIIBRH 23. Vessels under 100 tons, and steamers counting wubin tho Stato, excepted. STEAMSHIPS. Adalla (Br), 1272 tons. Sanderson, nt Atlantic wharf, from Liverpool, discharging-R Mure A co. Marmora (Br), 912 tons, Robinson, al Boyce A co's wharf, for Liverpool, leading-R Mure A co. Champion, 1418 lons, Lockwood, nt Adger'* wharf, for New Yuri:, loading-James Adger A co. Magnolin, - tons, (.'rowell, ut Vnnderliorsf* wharf, for New York, ready-Ravcnel it co. SHIPS. Missouri, 824 lons, Bradburn, at Brown A co's wharf, for Liverpool, loading- W B Smith A co. MuscongusjBr), 700 tons, Orovcs, nt Vanderhorsl's wharf, for Liverpool, loading-Ravcuel A co. Gorilla (Br), 765 ton?, .'.av, al Boyce A co's wharf, for Liverpool, loading-R Mure A co. ll C wini ti op. ototons, Stewart, ni Kerr's wharf, from Now York, discharging-Master. David Brown, 905 tons. Nichols, lu thc Stream, rromNcwport, Eng, Just arrived-Muster. Shevo Bloom (Hr), -tons. Leask, ut Y mulei horst's wharf, from Liverpool, discharging-Bavcncl A co. Hope, too tons. Ure, In the Sircam, from New York, Just arrived-Willis A Chisolm. BARKS. Maria (Br), ' 600 tons, Webster, nt Atlantic wharf, for Liverpool, loading-Willis A Cliiaolni. Atluntic (Br), 075 tons. Vernon, nt Atlantic wharf, for Liverpool, londing-R Mure A ca. Homhersund (Nor). 387 tons. Nielson, ot Vnnder liorst's wharf, from Liverpool, walting-Rnv euel A co. Wetteihorn, S92 tons, Minott, Ht Brown A co's wharf, fur Liverpool, loading-Street Bros A co. Clam, - tons, Nickels, at Bennett's wharf, for Hie Bio de la Plata, loading-Street Bros A co. Yumnrl (Hr), 477 tons, Cochran, at Boyce A co's wharf, for Liverpool, loading-H T Walker. David McKuit (Hr). 802 tons, Lockhart, nt Central wharf, from Liverpool, discharging-R Mure A co. Palmira (Span), 260 tons, Mutta, nt Brown A co's wharf, from Havana, walting-W P Hail. BRIGS. Lady retie (Hr),358 tons, Patterson, at Bennett's wharf, from Aili River, Jam, walling- W I' Hall. Antonio Mnrln (Span), ins tons. Mat aro, at brown A co's wharf, for Burcclon.i, loading-W p Hall. Paulita (Span), 120 tont, Vlccns, nt Brown A co's wharf, for Barcelona, loading- W I* Hall. SCIIOONF.BS. Petrel, 100 tons, Skinner, ut Union wharf, for Coon, loading-Street Bros A co. J M Richards. 358 tons, Irving. In Ashley River, for Philadelphia, loading-Rlaloy A Creighton. B N Hawkin*, 3sn tons, Wyatt, at Adgcr's wharf, for Boston, loading-W Roach A co. Vraie, 234 tons. Mamu, nt Ailnnilo wharf, for New York, loading-W Roach A co. Eliza Pike, - tons, Larkin, In Ashley River, for Philadelphia; londing-J A T Getty. Active, 214 tons, Canmhs, in Ashley River, for Ballimore, loading-Risley A Creighton. T J Traf ton, l st tons, Tapley, tu Ashley River, for Nor ?ii Weymouth, Muss, loading-RUUy A Crolgktsn. Fannie Kealba?, - tons. Jones at Marshall's wharf, fsr Ho s ion, loading-Risley A Creigh ton. w Abigail Baloy, ?07 tons, Weaver, nt Central wharf, from Philadelphia, discharging-II F Baker A co. Admiral, Iii ton?, Steclmnn, at Johnson's wharf, from Philadelphia, discharging-Hatter. S E Conon, 3-22 tons, Brown, at Con liol w harf, from Philadelphia, dltcharjlng-U F Baker A co. ' _flipping. ?pOU PHILADELPHIA. AND HUSTON. Tho st rn instil p PROMETHEUS, Cant, A. Ii. Gray, will leave North Atlan-SaJBSSt tlc Wharr on TU0H8DAT. thc 29th instant, at - o'clock. For Freight or Pas?asc, apply to JOHN A TilKO. GP/TTY, dcc24_North Atlantic Wharf. ~P O It N KW Y O lt WV. Tlic New York ami Charleston 71-_JA~TYM\. slilp Coinpuny'n First-eins* BMewhcelSftttMS Steamahlp CHAMPION, Kotiert w. Lockwood, Coiiimnnilcr, will leave Auger's Som h Wharf on SATURDAY, tho 25th inatant, ul io o'clock. A. M. Oe- Through llllld of Lading given onCotiun to Liverpool. O?~ InBurnncc hy Mila I.lnchnlf percent. Vi' Superior Accommodations for Passenger?). dec? 4_JAJMKs ABOKK A CO., Agon?a. JpACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPVS TIIROI'GII I.I Si: TO CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JATAN. CHANGE OF SAILING DAYS, Steamers of thc above linc leave ricr^ftCffe No. 42, North River, fool of Cunnl at reel SByHte New York, at 12 o'clock noon, of thc Stn anil 21st or every month (except when these ilatcs fall on Sunday, then Hie Saturday preceding.) Departure of Glh and 21st connect ai Panama Willi steamers for South I'ucitlcaud Central Atm i lean porta. Thosu of MU touch ut. Manzanillo. steamship JAPAN leaves San Francisco ror Japan mid China December 4,1800. No California steamers touch al Havana, but go direct from New York to Asplnwnll. One hundred pounds baggage Tree io each adult. Medicine and nilcmhincc live. For Passage Ticket s or fun lier in for mn t icm ap? ply at Hie COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on tho wlinrr, foot or Canal.street. North River, New York. . F. R. RABY, Ageut. tnarchU lyr ?1RAVBLLBRS PASSING- THROUGH CHARLESTON EN ROUTE TO FLORIDA AND AIKEN, And other places, Hhouhl lay In their ^-r-JW* supplies or Clarets, Champagnes, Piir.^JiIiH?A? dials. Brandies, Whiskies Wines, Cnnneil Soups and Meals, American mid English Biscuits, De? villed Hum, Tongue, Lobster, Durham Smoking Tobacco mid Imported-Segnrs. WM. S. CORWIN A CO., No. 275 Klug street, opposite Duse], Charleston, S. C. Branch or No. 000 Broadway, corner 20th street. New York._acpt2S Onioa jp O R GEORGETOWN, S. C. KKITHFIKLD, WAVERLY, AND BROOK GREEN MILLS TOUCHING AT SOUTH ISLAND. The Steamer F..M1I.1F,Captain p. C. Lewis, will run as follows for Hie re? mainder or Ibis nu nilli, : LRAVK cn A m.ESTOS. Tn ru?. t> > Y Ni o irr, 23d December, at 0 o'clock. W E PN ESP A Y MoilNINO, 20th December, ai o'clock. I.BAVE GEORGETOWN. MONDAY MOUSING, 27th December, at C o'clock. FRIDAY HOMHIMQ,3lst Decemtier, ate o'clock. Steamer leaves Commercial Wharf. For engagements, lipply to SH AUK FULFORD A KELLY, Agents, dcc21 . Boyce's Wharf. OR FERNANDINA, FLORIDA, F INLAND ROUTE VIA BEAUFORT, HILTON HEAD, SAVANNAH, BRUNSWICK AND ALL INTERMEDIATE LANDINGS ON TUE GEORGIA COAST. Stenmcr ri LOT BOY", cn ptain _ _?JT^?a. Fenn Peck, will leave Charleston JjMSflBpS Tor above points every SUNDAY MOIIMSO, HI I> o'clock. Leaving Savannah Mo.vw.iv MOKKIKO, ul o o'clock. _ Itciiirnlnfr. irTtc will leave fernandina on TV RR PAY AFTERNOON, after arrival of the iniin from Cedar Keys and Gainesville; leaving Brunswick same evening; leaving Savannah??!- Chorlcslon, via Beaufort, ou WKHNESDAY AFTERNOON, ut 3 o'eloek. For Freight or Passage apply to J. I). AIKEN A CO., nov24 South Atlantic Wharf. ?noa PA L A T KA, FLORIDA, VIA SAVANNAH, FERNANDINA JACKSON? VILLE AND LANDINOS ON ST. JOHN'S RIVER. SEMI-WEEKLY LINE. Steamer "DICTATOR," Captain _ ^-??tTTfls W. T. McNclty, will sall from -Hr iiSEtC Charleston every TUESDAY EVENINO at s o'clock, for above points. Steamer "CITY POINT." Cnptaln George E. Mc MiMan, will sail from Charleston every FRIDAY EVENINO, at 8 o'clock for above points. Connect? ing with all railroads at Savannah going South ami West. Connecting with Hie Florida Rullroud, al Fernandina, ror Cedar Keys, from which pince steamers connect with Mobile and New Orleans. Connecting, al Palatka, with Han's steamers for thc Ochvwuha River. Through Bills of Lading given for freights to Mobile and New Orleans. Freights payable on thc wharf. All goods reman? ing on the wharf at sunset will bc stored at r>sk nud expense of owners. (Signed) J. I). AIKEN A CO., novia_ ",_Agents. ?pOR GEORGETOWN, WAVERLY, KE1THFIKL?* AND BROOK GREEN MILLS, TOUCHING AT SOUTH ISLAND. nie Steamer FANNI Ki Captain C. _ -nlP"".* Carroll White, will rec5?i Freight jfcaj\v^c^J. TIMS DAY, the 21th lnsiaui, al Accommodation Wharf, ami leave on MONDAY MORNINO, the 27th Instant, at 0 o'clock. Freight and wharfage munt bc prepaid. For engagements npply to THURSTON A HOLMES, Ago its, dco?4 2 Adgcr's North Whnrf. I^XTRA TRIP TO i'lEAUFORT AND CHISOLM'S LANDINO ON AND AFTER DECEMBER 3. Steamer PILOT BOY, Captain Fenn Peck, will anil ror above points every FRIDAY MORNING. ?. 1 o'oloSK Wv turning, will leave Beaufort Kin. . ming to suit thc tide. J. D. Ai V'.N A CO., DOV24 Agents. w .financial. ANTED, State or South Carolina BONDS. Tho highest price will be paid for thc Fame by A. C. KAUFMAN, Broker, dcc21_No. 2ft Broad Rt rc ct. rjWO THOUSAND DOLLARS GOLD WANTED. Apply to P1NCKNEY BROTHERS, dec!8_North Atlantic Wharf. J^OUIS M CL A IN, BROKER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, . No. 48 BROAD STREET. Charleston, S. C. Stocks. Bonds and Gold bought, carried no'I Holli abort tn Now York Olly. Particular attention paid to the purchase and sale Of all kinds Of Southern Securities. OCIA QUECKS ON NEW YORK AND RILLS ON ENGLAND AND FRANCE SOLD. 8TEItL,lNO -ALIVD X" ll A. TV CS BOUGHT. ADVANCES ON CONSIGNMENTS, ?y I/ESESNE & WELLS, nova 3mos Ko. 10 BROAD STRBRT. IF YOU WANT SCHOOL AND TEXT BOOKS of all kinds, cheaper than you cen purchase elsewhere, go to ? EDWARD PERRY. No. 155 Meeting street, opposite Charleston Hotel, Charleston, S. C. dOcl4 8m08 JAMES II ARRA L & CO. COTTON AND O EN ERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. 33 WHITEHALL STREET (Lower end ol llffhdway,) NEW YORK. Liberal advances mado upon Bills or Lading. UOV28 lmoDAO ?ljiupmg. BOSTON -DESPATCH ?/rK Thc favorite Regular Packet Schooner AI S. HAWKINS, Wiall, Master, wain?: I " W?g* .?oo hales trot ton ami li^iu Freight lu ?V'VTmi leave forthwilh. tlcei?a WILLIAM ROACH A i\ j? OK LIVERPOOL. \. Tho fine American Ship MISSOURI, Ii. T. RradlHirn, Master, having n largo portion ofliercargo engaged, is now loading for ti above pori. For further engagements apply lo WM. li. SMITH A CO. ?lcclH Napier's Ita rice. F OH LIV ti ll V O O L Thc Al American Haik WETTER HORN,^?kh LaMilerken. Master, ol small rapacity. hasS?jg? a I irge part ?if lier cargo engaged ami now going on hoard, anil win have dispatch for Hie above port. O?" This vessel U nearly new ami insures al thc lowest rates. For balline?: or freight room apply lo .leets STREET lllloTllERS A CO. F 0 R L I V ti U !. 0 0 li . nie Al British P.aik VUMUKI, Cochran. JBkh Masler, will have ipiiek dispatch for Hie Vf-Jv above port. For Freiglil apply to lt. T. WALK Kit, <Ucl7 noyce's Wharf. O II L I V ti It P O O L. TP O It Ll V ti U V O O L. The A 1 I'.rltlsh Hark ATLANTIC, W. fli Vernum, Master, being ?>r small eupacily, S3SL atnl having a large pori inn of her cargo engaged, Will meei willi dispatch fur Hm above port. I'm Freight engagements, apply i?> ROBERT MURK A CO., decta noire's Wharf. F Thc RrltlKtl ship MUSCONOUS, W. M. Groves, Muster, lutMiig a large portion ol her cargo engnged, will have dispatch, freight engagcmeiils apply lo nov2B_ _ RAVKNKL A CO. INCURSIONS TO ALL POINTS OK li INTEREST AROUNU TUE HARBOR. Tlic rast palling ami comfortably np-^?ij> pointed Yacht ELEANOR will now rcstimcS*2&. lier trips to nil points in thu harbor, stuning KVKRY MOHNiNO, al io o'clock, and every ArrKK NOOK, at 3 o'clock, hom South, Commercial Wharf. For I'npsngo or Charter, npply next door south of the Mills House. nov 8 limos Uailroo?s. JT?RTUEASTEHN RAILROAD. SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE, ) NORTH H ASTERN RAI LIRIA D COMPANY, j CU Alt MUTTON, S. C., December 19, 1SC9. ) From mid after this ?late, and until Hie loth of January, the. Passenger Fare to and from Chm lest on will bc reduced io one-half thc present rates, but no charge will lu- less limn t wenty-llvc cents. S. S. SOLOMONS, <lec20 rt Sup, rintenilcnt. ?\ II ANGE OK SCHEDULE. GENERAL SUI'EIHNTF.NIIKN I 'S OFFICE, ) ATLANTIC ASP Gri.tr' RAILROAD, J SAVANNAH. November 5, lStiO. J On and after Hl'.NDAY, Hie Ttl? iustnnt, Passen? ger Trains on lilia road ?Ul run ns follows, com? mencing willi I lin 4.30 P. M. train: MOOT KXI'IMOM TIIAINS. i.cn?*n savannah dillly ul.i-:'.o P. II. Arrive al liuiiilirtdgv (Mouduy's except- ^ ^ Arrive in Vivi (Joli duMy?!*.'..2.S0 *?" ??' Arrive al Jacksonville daily ai.T.02 A. M. Arrive ul Tallahassee daily lit.7.07 A. M. Arrive tit Quiney dally ni.o.lft A. M. Leave Quiney dally al.l.8.SR P. M. Leave Tallahassee dally ul.H.Sfi P. M. Leave Jacksonville dally ;:i.s.ao P. M. Leave Uve oak itally ni. .1-28 A. M. Leave Bainbridge (Sunday'sexcepted) nt. .0.30 P. M. Arrive al Savannali ililli} al.lO.JO A. M. HAY i n.iIN. Lcnvc Bnvanimh (Sunday's excepted) ni.7.1? A. M. Arrive al Live Oak (Sunday's excepted) nt.".00 P. M. Leave Live Ouk (Sunday's i xecpicd) al. -COO A. ". Arrive nt Savannah (Sum?a"'- i c.?' . . .5.311 P. M. ; r ....i.u..? west of Lawton, on ?nui. > Express Tr.?B leaving Suvunuah at 4.30 P. M. Kltl'XSWICi: THAIN." Leave Savannah ?Tuc?'?'.ay, Thursday and Suloxlav) ai.12.M1 p. M. Arrive at No. o (Junction) ?it.4."o P. M. Arrive atRranswick ul.8.42 i*. M. Leave brunswick (Mondav, Wednesday ami friday) ai.12.501*. M. Leave No. 0 (Jiinclion) ut.3.00 P. M. Arrive nt Savannah nt.6.2t> P. M. Connect nt Jacksonville with HI earners for Pa? int ka, Pieolatn, Enterprise, ami all points on tho St. John's Uiver. Through tickets good by all steamers on the river. II. S. HAINES, decs_ ' General Superintendent. iUieccllaucons. IP YOU WANT NOTE, LETTER AND CAP PAPERS and ENVELOPES, go to EDWARD i KI;itY, No. lf>5 Meeting street, opposite Charleston Hotel, Charleston, S. C._decl4 Cmos OLiA Xl. !K. ' fi? " "O.N.T." Spool Cotton IS TUE DEBT FOB HANDsMACHINE StWING. FOR SALE BY ALL wiroi vsiu: nml m T I it. DRV GOODS DEALERS' ?lecl5 Wftn2ino:i i~_ Kcw?i I-J ?C c2 u? g KAW HONE STANDARD GUARANTEED WM MANUFACTURED BY WALTON,WHANN& WILMINGTON, DEL. - ? . - i iy " FOR SALE DY ?^HERRWG; SSM deco OmosDic