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hui 1 1 1 11 ? ?" ' TheCrmrletlon Cotton, Rice and Naval Stores Market. . ? ??n?g OHABiMrto**??w8, J FRU>AT KTBNIK8, November 4, 1810^- ? ir XMKfmu Tas ottsinass commence,, ai a? >?t ike rates?!-'the previous day, bn: cn receipt of setter Telegrams an ac?vs rricfu?ry ?pnirg up, in which prices stiffened to the extent- of about Mc ?rb. Sales ?60? ba?a, vh?: 10 at l t: ll at IVs ! V at ?4& 21 atU5i f 54 at 15 ; 27 artt* ; Tl aj.f?* ; ?4?altBJi<?4*ll5;)<;;38at iteraba/.; a&??f f* ^JIO? .yeanpte: LfrSBPOOL CLASSOTCATIO?. Ordmary to good orolnary..,.:.l<. @15>* Mlddung........'. . . .'? S K.-J :*?- " ' >aerwrmMdimg.....~?lu--&b\.}[ . Rica.-Sales only SO tierces on private term? I?ATAI. >KmfiK~The transactions' were 63 bois No. 1 rb*?? at'$^?per barrel. " A Flaneurs.-To Liverpool, by steam direct nomi? nal r Via New T?ray %d " ?n' uganda ,,?){d#i sea - islands; bj sall 7-lt) to }?d on uplr-tifli, ??d.o?sea islands. To Havre nominal. Coastwise-to ? New r York, r^ajsaiBj^e?'a^ijfaQ^.'anfigc on sea Ulanda; $2 9 titrion!'r?ce^ ny Bali, >?c w m on , eottoji;-^ fie^'oh rjcsti??^ barrel on rosin; J tt^'?MlOTramoer;<a?lo'?M cm timberi To Boston, by sail,. ???Ko." * ? on m land oo'tton. . 'To Providence, by sail $8 H M on boards, S'c ? Jh on, cotton; by steam $1 $ bale on New York rates. To Philadelphia, by seeing *c t? ft on uplands; by sall, S7 fl'S on b-lards; $9 on timber; $a 9 ton on clay, and *3<$iPst(*on pnoe - pbatea. ; To Baltimore, by atear "'".J- %ft;by Bail, $?fiu^7 V Mon boards; $3^a 25 ?l ton on PQcaP'?alfi roct' ..V?ase}?-are m demand ipr $Sr msrenanta to. take Mnber^D'eighta 'from eeorgetown, s. c., barten'and Satilla River, Ga.. ?'8-jd'?acksonvl?le; Fla.', to Northern ports, andi fi o "tfe^tl ar^tifeStes-bkmmber .an?'fioar?s? ? SCHANCK-sterling M'day bills I3.>4@is,s?. Doxxsnc ExenxKea. - The banks parchase - Fight' checks at u&X"off, and seU at par. .6QID-10?12. - Marketa by Tcltgraah. ... . ,-v?miroK.-., . LONDON, November 4-Noon.-Consols. 9S>?. Bonds 89*. .LiYXSPOOi, November. 4-Noon.-Co:ton open ?d aeiive; uplands 9??d^ Orleans 9><@9Kd; sales 15.000 baie?, sales for-the week U,o,000 bates, of which 36,000 were for export and speculation. Stock on h?sd 463,COO bales, of ..which 64.000 are Xmsrion. Receipts for the week 48,000 bales, of w?*oh ?2,000 were American. Brea?|stuffaflrmer. ' Afternoon.-Cottee firmer; uplands. 9?d; Or? gans9^^8Ate?18iC0Obales; stock,afloat .i48,ooo; ^ Evefling.-^Cot'torr buoy ant; - up?sr.ds P^d; Or eans b%desales A8,ooo-Railes; sp??culatlon?and . espon cow. l?eer.easijir. ,-- . ?-. \ j-T; a MBr^?Sadrf Npvember'^Noon.-Stocks quiet. Money 6?6 per cent. Gold IO*. Hterling^lbng, * snonr9^.- Bonds ej^. .Flour steady.-Wheal X4*2 oeues better. Corn a shade betterf1 Pork - Jreavy at $24. Lard inaxtrro.-Cotbin .In air de? mand and higher; uplands I7>ic; Orleans I7*c; sales 2500 bajes. Turpentine at 44>2'@4?c. Rosin quiet. Freights Arm. :, . . ,. "_. ... '? Evening.-Money easy at Sae. Sterling qtnet and flr'u at 9J?a?#?- ?old Mj?aio*. oofern ments clcte?A steady.- Sixty-twas 8 ?. southerns aemewh?t neglected.. Cotton, closed quiet; up? lands ri^c.' Flaur-ifitate and' 'Western more ac? tive at-$5a525; southern more steady; common to fair-extra. *5 75ao 40. Wheat 2a3c higher, with "Jan* exporta and moderate milling and specuia ' ?ve demand; .winter' red' and amber Western Ji32ai?8. o> m closed dall;-old usasse. Pork armer at ^24 14>*?25 25...Larri duli; kettle 15*a wc .Whlskei Armer at OOc^, Grttcerlci quiet and steady. Turpentine heavy- at 44*a45c. Rosin Tallow heavy at. a^es^c Itetghte quiet; ?attonrby-st(;?atda p-iBd.'... ?. . ? -. , BOSTON, October 4.-Cot ton quiet and firm ; middlings i7.?;c; net .receipta.of the week 691 "bales; coastwise iW4; total"055; nat receipts to? day-22; coasrwiso-T74S; total 1770; sales of the week 2260; sales to-day 400; stock 30 JO bales. . ' BaunxoKX, October 4.-Net receipts of cot tor "?r the week, 1234 bales; coastwise, 3395. ' Total; 4a2?.> Exports to Great Britain, 1410; coastwise, Iftio, Sales for the week, 3-20," ; sates to-day,:2U5; raoelpu, 554- coastwise, 1085. Total a aaa, Ex? ports, ooastw.se, 701. Stock on har d, 4526. *^0W6iatm, Novvtt?b?r 4.-Pio?r adil and un changeJ. Cora flrtVa? SOaES? ; Provisions- no old Immmm, ,.Lw<t~ntw. heW^at aiic; ateam 14c Whiskey^e^.^^s^ ,, ..hr v .j, ; . . v?^?PS^^^^hj^e?, 4?-rBagfling ia.:aotlve. Hemp- 28C/- Jpa1f-28c . Flour ?uTl; extra"rainilv ^*afc-'t?ramaraleraiJd unchanged. Porklie?d^ $24. Shoulders ii^c. Lard 16o. Whiskey aflawe, W?UPUBQTow, October 4.-Salea, of cotton' 158* M^^??ceipta,53ii export?, coastwise,. S3C; WiunNOTON, Noventfer ??-Net' :reeelota' ot the "Weela ?iw bales; exports ' co&stwine 201? bales; salea of the week lew bales; stock on hand 2972 bales; sales to-day 168 bales. , . Noaroi^, November 4.-Saiea 25? balea; nat re .srptslTiZ-bales; exports, coastwise. 350 bales; 'Btoer'4790 Dales; 'set receipts of the we^k 9139 batea; exports, ooautwlse, 7272 bales ; sales for the IA?^jPo?tT^ovemi?r 4.-Receipt for the week _ ^k?fS?acz, Nove BI ber- 4-Re. ?ip ts for the wt sk 289 bale*, s, <i y\ A. ? 1 f. ry t A^rarA, November A-Cotton market buoy? ant asid flr-.nat 16MBl?Mo; sales 1816 bales; net receipt? 1194; iisJoa of the week 8960; receipts 9000; StOCk 5001 bJ??C^. - . ? - . SATSHNAH, October 4.-Cotton eales to-day 2000 bales: net receipt?;- 3798. Experts to Great Britain, 2000: ooastwise, 2180. Stoik. 69,773. Net 3sa?i?fia.for rt-e week, 26,790. . Exports to Great Britain, ?213; coastwise, 7967. Sales-for the week, 10,000. ^ -.?.i. ^ . ^ - MQSILE, November 4.-Couon firm; middlings UXea6X$ net receipts of thewe;k Ut,l09 bales; net receipts to-dsy 1671 bale? ; experts of the week to Great Britain 6724 ba:^ -. to contine. 12307 bale?; eeastwise 4220 bales; to day, coastwise 869 bales; .ate? of-fhe week . etoo bales ; to-day 1500 bales; stock on hand 81,683.bales. ? ' G A tv E?TON, Novemb?r 4.-Net receipts of the week 3189 bates; exports 808 bates; sales of the week loco bales: stock on hand io,373 bales; sales tc-uay 350. bales. NEW..Oai>E?.NS, November A-Cotton very ac trfe and excited., Aooarate quotations cannot be given. Ml idlings, ic* cents. Sales 550 bales. Net receipts 4610 bales, coastwise 717. Total5627 bates. Export* to Ur eat Bri tain, l S 79 bales; coast wi?e; 2433, to Bremen 365;--steele 74,410. . Net receipts forrhe week 20,905; coastwise .407?. To? tal 33,771. -Exports to Great Britain 16,719; to Cork 25?*. ? To the Continent-Bremen 3?33; coast wise 5561. Sales of the week 30,coo bales. Ster? ling 2o.>?@2oxc-- Sight 3? premium. Gold wy,. Sugar-Fair OA?S^Xc; fully fair 113?:?.';. white 13^'c Molasses, prune, 87?ft8c Goflee-pnae, 17X4?17>ic,,. . . , i T ??w^rkjLM^t.::,;.:!; From-tho Jonrnal OT Com mme, Nov. 2: The : market r?malas dull and prices nomir al. ? The ' stock oT- Ocrolia*, ls accumul?t Jig, and while aman, as y et the demand ls .ab lnrh c that holders are willing to-msxe'-liberal concessions to induce bnsmesf^^eqnote-Carolinaat^*#7J<ct -Ran goonda In moderate supply and Ul scw-mach neg lectedtUatlt is deficient io give cnotations. . The Mock-on board to-day is I3*t casks Carolina; 7663 bags. Kang<ion; against 211 casks and 43,148 bags the same Oms last year. ' From the Dally Bulletin: Th?? supply of do . mes?c ia slowly increasing bot not, so the de? mand, and the- market remain)) in a dull, flat Condition. Holders offer their supp)Us freely and on comparatively easy terms, but they .ap? pear to concede more slowly since the recent heavy drop ih-valnes. Fureicn ls in light demand and - to some extent, nominal. Sales of 50 tea Caro'rn a at 6^nl ac. From i he World : BUFiness moves 'slowly, the market is weil supplied, and noldefe aa a rule Willing opei ators oh ea?y term i, though the re? dhcttoa .of cost is. less rapid than heretofore' Balea of 50 tes Carolina at6Va7X c' Raa goon in -bODa wo rsl? si<c goio. ;.- J* . 3cw Tfork Sag? nirktt. From the Journal of Commerce, November 2 : The market for raw on tue spot ia more active and prices are very firm, though we can hardly change Sk urea, though in snme Instances a slight * advance nae been paid. The demand from re fitiemand U;e trade la improving, while holders do not appear to be'a- all a xiotas to realize. We quote fair to good reflntng at 9.^ aloe, and No*. 12 . box st lojic. - New sales are 24,000 hhds Cuba at safciooaioc for Cab?; 700 boxes Havana (grocers goods) at ?0.V?il>?c, and 4550 bags Pexhambu 0 on private term?. Kor-refined trie' business ls moderate, bot were ls s nLrfi tiy lmprov.-d leeUng m the marker. W-e quote soft velo wat n *i al 2 ?;c; ' soft white at i2j?ai2??c. and crushed, powdered and granulated at 18j?e. W?w York Hay Market. From the hally Bulletin, November 2 : There is a fair traue going on at Tull pitees. Sal?a are 300 bales for New urleans, and 250 bales for other portaat $1 IO. Retail sella n*adll> at U26al45. and straw at $1 Wal I2>i for long, anjl 90a95c for abort. " ' ^ ? <. . : ? X?w Kork .Var?l Storti Market. From t e Journal of Commerce, November 2 . .Por spU-lia turpentine the market la more in the bu* ers' a vor, with more stock offering to arrive ami a decreased sate.- Fifty barres were sold on dock at ?H.c. ciostng With full parcels oflVrlng at 46>gu. ^os.na-The mar? er is n-th-r strong ror ail grades ?ba a moderate Lr.qmry and a Dght '?took.'We quote strataed at $r 95a$2; No. 2, _ S2 22aS2 46; No. 1. nf?ajft pa le and extra pate atoaje 26. Tar la lower, wi h not much demand. H obis. WUmmgion sold to arrive at $225. Wtlialngton akarate*.. ' * ftince our last. rejtew^njtarJtst for this artlc? |'rr^^ur%Se^ aSes^e^w^naFtne price has Improved fuUy20 cents on previous quota^tona/A steady Jemand has existed, and all brought to market OM found ready sale-closing at $2 85 for soft, and tl ?0 for hard;' ? bbl of -280*3, with rather a cull feeling, and a tendency to decline. Receipts are moderate, and for the week reach. lMOhois. SPIRITS TUXFBNTINK.-For this article the mar r.et riled very finn daring the earilet part of .he weet, aua-np"1? th?' close" of Wednesday's busl ness all offered was rendOy taken-closing at 42 cents for Southern packages, being an advance of fully 3 cents. To-day,- (Thursdav ) however, theta is some onliness in the market, occasioned by adverse news from abroad, and prices tend down? ward, sales having been made at 41 cents. Re-' ceipts are. light, and bat little stock remains m first hands, o ' ROSIN.-During the week Just ended the market for the lower grades has ruled steady and Arm, with a good demand. Very little, however..bas been done m the way of sales, the parcels offered on market being generally held above the views of buyers-closing firm at $1 GO for strained, and $1 60ai 80 for No. 2. For the medium and noe grades of No. 1 there haabeen scarcely, any, de, maud, and only a few scattering lots have chang*' ed hands-buyers unwilling to operate unless at lower prices, which factors refuse to accept, and i do not press sales. For nae pale some inquiry s exists, but there ls scarcely any offering, and lt ls held at high figures. TAB.-The market has ruled with more firmness since our last, sud the price shows an improve? ment of 208260 on foimer quotation. Receipt*are only 395 bb is, and sales as follows : 60 bbl? at $145; 200 do at SI 65, and 136 do at fl 70 9 bbl closing with a fair demand at fl 66.. _> Receipts by Railroad, November 4. NORTHEASTERN 2A1LB0AB 311 bales cotton, 40 bb ls naval stores,- bags rice:: mdse. Ac. To G W Wliliams A co, F L Meyer, G. W Witte, Frost A Adger, W K Ryan, Mowry Jr Son, T P Smith, A J Sailnas, Walter i co, Pelzer, Rodgers 4 co, Nachmann 4 co, Johnston,'Crews A co, W C Bee A co, H Klaue A co, -Raven?l A co, | Hopkins, McPherson A co, Caldwell * Son, Wil? cox, Gibbs 4 co, Reeder A Davis, Dukes- A co, J "Wieters, Dowling A co, Wlss A co, Sloan 4 Seig nious, J Marshall, Jr, Barden 4 Parker..Kinsman A Howell, W II Bird 4 co, Gaillard A^Mmott, S'D Stoney, Ingraham 4 Son, J A Quackenbush.'Pal? metto Pioneer Co-operative Association, R Martin, Dowie. Moise A Davis, W Gurney, A B Mulligan^ and Railroad Agent. Passengers* vi? per steamship Charleston, from New York~"| I E R Houghton, J Lyell, J F Whitney, wife and four children, Mrs Pettis, three children and nurse, Mrs'Curtlsand daughter, H Kimball, S H [ Kimball,:F A Nowell, R Peel, S S Pyatt, N Cowies, A Morris, Mrs A Morris and daughter, T B Alston, I. J Fraser, Mrs E A Wane, Mm c W Francis. M Gal-i way, Mrs Gibbs and two children, Mrs A-R-Frost; Mrs J D Ford and family. J N Padldrng7"wHc7' three children and nurse, RAC Shaw, Mr Wat? son, W E Evans, Mr Penny, and 13 steerage, a Per steamer Emilie, from ueorjretowu. 8 Crr_, Mrs Lachicotte, nurse and three children, Miss K] LaBruce,-Miss; Mary J?Bruc?. M L O'Neill, ?? B'1 Smith, Julia Blanch, G Hume. Mrs A G Trenhfiim ami child; Miss L Bryce, Miss M Bryce, Miss L Lucas,.J'LaBruoe, and 3 .deck.. Per steamer Pilot Boy. from Savannah via Beau-, fort and Pacific Landing- C W Sharp, C P"Krau-'" ?ar, H Bassard, J Bassard; R B vt h wood, M M Ba-" tiste, Miss. .Mary .Rhett, J Mead, Miss Esther Hey ward, D Callahan, Dr St J. Ravenel, and 12 deck. " '/ " POUT CJULEXDAJi.. . ., , ,.M?Cl^f?rlH?9BS.""... ', Fnu^cw?.'sth^'honrs.is minutes,*morning.. Last Quarter, 16th, 3 hours, 39 minutes, morning. New Moon. -22d i8houra;.-l minute.?ve mag iii . -" First Quarter, 29th, 5 hours, 12 minutes,-evening. 1 M A. BISE XE fFS. CHARLESTON, NOVEMBER M ... .Ut RI VED YESTERDAY. Steamship Charleston, Berry, New York-left Tuesday. Mdse. To Jas Adger- A co. J ? Adger & w, J Apple, JD Aiken 4?o,SC Railroad Agent, N E Railroad Agent, Andrews .t Salvo, A A Har? bor, T M Bris toll 4, co, 0 Bart. A co, W, M-Bird 4 bo, W C Bee A' co, T C Borner, S E Bedford, Cam? eron, Barkley 4 c>, J Campsen A co, W H chafee / A co, Dowie, Moise A. Baris,. W c Dukes A co. it . Doscher, Elias Bros, L Elias, J S Fairly A co, D F v Fleming 4 co, P L Guulemln, Goodrich, Wlneman , A CO, R C Gilchrist, W Genii 8 4 co. D :Go1fl(fterny1 .* C Goldstern, C Hoffman, Han A co, C N Hubert,. W S Henerey, J Hurkamp, Huger 4 Raven?., J H Hliiepj AH Haydeu^NAr.Himt,,BP-J?rveyi>? H h Johnson"EH Jackson, Johnston; Crews"A.co, H Kiattt> SR&r Kinsman Bro?.'?anmaux A Gon- . . zalea, .TV Kn coe loch, F Kressen, Jr, Lengulck, Sen j 4 Fo3ter, Macqueen-* Rtocke. L DHowrj A Son, 1 1 J Madsen, MCLoy '-A Rl?e, M H Nathan, H Pan eerbleter, B CNeDL W F Paddon. D Paul 4 co, E B Stoddard 4 60, C-Ruffln. H Steitz, Southern Ex? press Company. Stenhouse A co, ShackeUorot 4 KeDy, S'effens, Werner 4 Ducker, P C Schroder, W steele. S Thompson 4 co, Triest 4 H, R Thom Jinson, w J Trim, S H Wilson 4 co. W Vince, L Welakopf. Walker. Evans 4 Cogswell, M Whalen,' r, G H Walter A co, S Yeadon, W J Yates, Furchgott, jj Benedict 4 co, A wMorris. Fogartle's Bookstore, K A Bristow, J M Cornelson, J G Milnor 4 co, Jef? fords A co, J Franck, M U Bnxbaum, R Hogan A I ? Son, C D Ahrens 4 co, C Kerrison. DAL Hazell, and J" H Mensing. Steamship Maryland, Johnson, Baltimore-left -instant. Mdse. To Mordecai.4 co,PCTren holm, Railroad Agents, Steffens, Werner A Ducker, W Harrai A co, HTletlen. W G Whllden A co, WT L Webb, F L Meyer, H Cobla A co, W s Cann A co, H Bischoff A co, J F Taylor A co, J M Caldwell 4 Son, J P Brown, J Heesemann 4 Bro, H T Peake, J F O'Neill, B O'Neill, Hopkins, McPherson Ac?,., Hayne 4 Son, KlincX, Wickenberg 4 ce, J H HU- ? len, R Caldwell, G A Trenholm 4 Son, P Walsh, J E Adger A co. Jeffords A co, J E Adger A co, D 0 Ebaugh, Shackeirord 4 Kelly. W T Miller. D Quil? ty. J c Medlin. WalBh 4 co, J Broughton, 0 Crave ley, L D Mowry A Son, J H Graver A co, G W wu hams A co. Stenhouse 4 co, and.others. British bark Belgium, G reno, Windsor, N S-22" | days. To H Card (Previously reported in mei Ohing.) . -., . . sehr. Ann S Deas, Garbatti. West Point Mill. 3ff tierces rice. To Ravenel A-co. Steamer Emilie,.White, .Georgetown, s C. 167 tierces rice, mdse and sundries. To Shackelford 4 Kelly, J R Pringle A Son. A E Gibson. Thurston 4 Holmes, W S Henerey. Cohen, Hanckel A co/w C Bee A co. Front 4 Adger, Mrs D E ringer, Dtav A A Deas, and Terry A Nolem. Steamer Marion. Adair. San tee River." -250 bales cotton, 240 bbl? naval stores. 25 sacks rough rice, .mdse, Ac. To Ravenel A Holmes, Pelzer, Rodgers A co, J R Pringle A Son, Reeder A Davis, Graeser 4 Smith, G w williams 4 co, G H Walter 4 co, G W Witts, J M Caldwell A Son, Frost A Adger, W O Bee 4 co, W C Dukes A ce. J Adger 4 co, s D Sto? ney, J Marshall, Jr, J nattery, T P Smith. W 0 Courtney A co. A J Salinas, J A Pritchard, J Col cock A co, W w Sm' th, W P Dowling A co, Quack enbush A co, Qrdilatd A Mlnott, Wagener.A Mon? ee es, Barden .* Parker, R Millen, C fl Mollen hauser, J A Smythe, J Wieters, J Wlenges, and others, .? . Steamer Pilot Boy, Sly, Savannah via Bean fort and Pacific Landing. 31 bags sea island cot? ton , 2 hales np 'and cotton, mdse, and sundries. To J D Aiken A CO, CH Gil dd en, B Feld ma na A co, M Tri est-, R Roper, F Campbell, Ravenel A. co. Hopkins, McPherson 4 co, F J Porcher, W Dunne man, W j Whipper, and Order. Sloop Annie, -, Christ Church. 7 bales up? land and 1 bag sea island cotton. To W Gurney. Boat from christ Church. 2 bales upland cot? ton. To W Gurney. Boat from Christ Church. 2 bags sea island cotton,, a bales upland cotton; To Stoney A Lowndes. . ? - . . . Boat from John's 1 aland. - 2 baga sea island cot? ton. To stoney A Lowndes. ast*. FROM TIOS PORT. ' Steamship James Adger, Lockwood, New Torie, November A - " '. ? v . . SAILED. YESTERDAY. . Steamer City Point; Vincent, Palatka, via Jack son ville. Fern andina and Sa van nab. SAILED FOR THIS PORT. Steamship Georgia, r?-, from New York, No? vembers. LIST OF VESSELS 'UT, CIBABBD AND SAILED WR THIS FORT, e . '--. FOREIGN. LIVERPOOL. The Heiress, Rea, salle i.H ..August 29 CARDIFF. Bark Benjamin Ossena. Hui, sailed.....October io HALIFAX, N 8. Br ship City of Halifax,--, sailed., v. October 27 D O ?S E~8 T T 0 . ?SW BIDFORD. Sehr Emma Douglas, Ellis, sailed......October 23 . BOOTU*. Bark Aurelia, Lincoln,up..../...-...October ll Brig R M Hester, Jones, cleared. .October 26 Sehr Grace Girdler. Smith, cleared. ....October 23 NEW voua. Steamship Georgia, -^.sailed......:...,?.Noy. 3 Steamship Weybossert, Bulger, cid..Nov; i Sehr W L Burroughs, Lowden, cleared.October 29 Sehr B N BawknZs, wyatt," np.October 29 PDTL?DITLFHIA^ '. Steamship Empire. Berring, sailed.....October si Bark Rome, Otis, cleared...........October 28 Sehr John Shay, Fisher, np.October 26 Sehr E A Hooper. Champion, cleared..Oct 26 Sc hr-F Bk Clair Edwards, Ireland,., up.. ....Nov 1 _ . .-ULTIMOS*. Sehr L Warren, Rober?a, cleared.... ..October 27 . . ?. h* SAVANNAH. ., Sehr John Mottler, Barlov, cleared.'"", .r?etober 31 JQK. BING'S- PILE KfcMEDY. ats *m -? JV OB RE W_YORK, O^SATURDAY, 5VH NOVEMBER, ?J* O'CLOCK P. M. SPACIOUS ANS ELEGANT DECK ?OLD LINE NEW YORE AND CHARLESTON 17: 23 IA.-1-1.?'-'.''. ; v. 55 -~ Toe superior Side-wheel Steamship CHAMPION, R. W_, Lookwood, Comma oder, will leave Adger's -Wharf airabovei For Freight or Passage, apply to ;? ftfoVXSfi JAMES ADGER A CO., Agents. , jar The CHARLESTON win follow, on TTSS :nsT, N?ve'inbermh, ?t S o'clock P. M. 1T^OWHf* g ? , , 0_' irjTHRO?GH BILLS LADING TO AND FROJl BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA, ? '- BOSTON, j AND 'THE. CITIES OF THE NORTHWEST. I : Th? fine * Steamship MARYLAND, ^fjgfAjL JohnHoa, , Commander. ? will sall ?or?AmmS Baltimore on TUTBDAY, 8th November, at 12 OjciockM. " ..vi' 49- Philadelphia Freights forwarded to thai city- by ' railroad from Baltimore "*tthont addi? tional insurance, and Consignees are allowed am? ple time to sample and Bell their Goods from .the Railroad Depot in Philadelphia- , v, - . > PAUL a TRENHOLM, Agent, nov3-5_No. 2 Union Wharves. Jp O B PHILADELPHIA. - "THE REGULAR STEAM -LINE-WEEKL?. 3<ae? - The Screw Steamship Q Q E M, IV I R 13, . ?. HOLMES, Commander, ?_ Will be dispatched for Philadelphia on ^fjSBk, MONDAY, "th November, at 6 o'clock SMHHB P. M., from Browny North Wharf,. . nSTThrongh Bills Lading will beiasued to Bos? ton and New York. ..: . ai -'.Cotton rate to Philadelphia #c per pound; Rice $1 50 per cask; Rosin 40c per barrel. . For Freight engagements only, apply to Ct "WIL*. COURTENAY. . . . ,nov2-6 ....... , ., . . No.,1 Union Wharf. TJACD7IC MATT; .STEAMSHIP ' tOMFTS . - . ; ;-:l!HB000BiIJmt:TO t .>> : fcitt?F?BNIA,yCHINA AND *J,AP?'N ClKAtttt :!.:.'-U >1.' i tJflgtt ff --V' fe^ttl " r [ ? FARES.GREATLY REDUCED. . Steamers of .the above line leave Pl er -dftfifi*. No. 42, North River, foot of CanalSSUifiiK street. N*>w York, at 12.0'clock noon, of the lu ind! 20 ih of every month (except when these ilates lull on Sunday, then the Saturday ?reced? ing. . 3 Departnre of the 20th connect ut Panama wita steamers for South Pacific and Central American ? portH. Those of 4th touch at Manzanillo. , .steamship JAPAN leaves San Francisco for Ja? pan and Cruna Ootober .X, 18T0. 'No California'steamers touch at Havana, bm go direct rrom New York to AsplnwalL Cne hundred pounds baggage free to e?ch adult. Bedtclne and attendance free. - '? For Passage Tickets or other ^formation anal? it the COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on tho wharf foot of Canal street, North River, New tork. ." 'IF, R. BAB V.Agent. Joiylfl-lyr ._j ? -??!]? ' , TIMETABLE OF STEAMER ! "ARGO, ? . TOR 'NO'V^?MBBtt, I8T0. ' ' - j fOR. EDISTOi ROCKVILLE, ENTERPRISE, Ac, , ON TUE-DAYe^EDlSTO, ENTERPRISE, Aa, ; ',4 ON FRIDAYS-i-'lNLANb ALL THE WAY. ?; "ThV^stitoer7 "ARGO" wm re- - _?jg-?w :cive Freight, as above, at South j&.?gBm?BE aa tic Wharf, on MONDAYS and THOBSDATB, and ieave aB follows: .- , CHARLESTON. -.-JP.'. KDISTO. ruesday, 1st, 1 P. M Wednesday, 2d, 11 A M Friday, (MUCH 2 .P.; M Saturday, ?th,, 1 PJM ruesday, 8th, 6AM Wednesday, 9th, 2>?"A"'M Friday, nth, .SA M Saturday, 12th,. fl, A M ruesdaj-, lfith, n A., M I Wed nesday, 16 th, 8* A M Ffi?^-TSth, -S P -MTSatm-day, ? 16th, 12 M ruesdaj,. :22d, 6 A M Wednesday?23d,??< PM Pr?day. 2?ta. ? m. A. JS Saturday, 20th, . 7. A M ruesday, M th, .11* A M Wednesday, 80th,-9 A M ' Frelg?it received until one hour before leaving, racaone arter sunset. : cr.- DOUGLAS NISBET, Agent, ?Office on Accommodation Wharf. N. B.-Freight and wharfage payable on the wharf. - oct29 F O R SJ L O R I D '". TWICE A WEEK.' ' ' FOR '.SAVANNAH, . FERNANDINA, - JACKSON VILLE, PILATKA AND ALL POINTS ON . THE ST. JOHN'S ELTER.. . , The Steamer DICTATOR, Captain Qeorge E. McMillan, will- sall, from _ Central Wharr for above pointa every Tcra?oTr EvicnuiO, at 6 o'clock, arriving back at Charles? ton every SUNDAY AFTERNOON, at toTiloek. The Steamer CITY POINT, Captain D. B. Vin? cent, will sall from Central Wharf for above points every F&IOAY EVENING, at 8 o'clock,. arriving aack at Charleston WsdNSSDAY AFTERNOON, at & j'clock. -* "v -* SH^M " ' . ? ? Fare from Charleston" ro .Savannah', Including meals and berth, ss. _ ...? .TJ . J; D; AIKEN A 00^ Agents, octlfr '?'-,- ? No. 5 Central Wharr. y^EEKLY LINE TO SAYANNAH. ' THROUGH BY DAYLIGHT. FOR PACTFIO LANDING, BEAUFORT. HILTON HEAD, SAVANNAH. DARIEN AND "BRUNSWICK, GA The favorite Steamer ? '-TETTL i Z A Et'A: WT COX , Captain L. W. B?BJ?S, " will receive Freight at South Atlan- _ : ?!T"* tic wharf for aoove points every?a3?43L_ TTESDAT, and leave on every'WXDHKBDAY MOUN ana, at 7 o'clock, arriving at Savannah the same evening, and leaving for Darted, Ac., the follow lng morning. Returning, will leave Savannah foi Charleston evesy MONDAY MORNING, at 7 o'clock. For Freight or passage, apply to IRAVF.NEL A HOLMES.' >? sepio_ No", 177 East Bay. HEIGHT AND PASSAGE REDUCED SAVANNAH AND CHARLIE8TON LINE STEAMERS. FOUR TIMES A WEEK TO AND FROM SAVANNAH. . PILOT BOY leaves Charleston for _ . ^.HT^^. Saittnn;* .very MONDAY, at? A. M , Ss?SakUM I ii j DICTATOR leaves cnarleston for Savannah every TUESDAY, at 8 P. M. . PILOT BOY leaves Charleston for Savannah every THURSDAY, at 8 A. M. CITY POINT leaves Charleston for Savannah every FRIDAY, at 8 A. MI RETURNING. 'PILOT BOY leaves Savanah for Charleston every TUESDAY, at 7 A. M. CITY POINT leaves Savannah for Charleston every WEDNESDAY, at 8 A. M. PILOT Bi i Y leaves Savannah for Charleston every FRIDAY, at 7 A. M. DI TATOR. leaves Savannah for Charleston even SUNDAY, at 8 A. M. The PILUT BOY wEl stop at Pacific Landing, Beaufort and the usuai Landings on the Inside rome both ways, and go through by daylight. Freight received at Central wiiarf every day and stored free of expense. J. D. AIKEN A CO., oct28 Central Wharf. F OR FORT SUMTER The Steamer POCOSIN, Captain W. H. Gannon, will leave as above, L dally, during the Fan*, from Market Wharf, at qnarter-past 12 o'clock, and return at quarter pa? 1 2 o'clock. J. H. MURRAY, ;-noy6-l* Agent. TTPHAM'S ANTIDOTE FOR STRONG U ? ?j . DRINK. A SURE CURE FOR URCNKENNESS. One Dollar a Bottle Sent by mail, postage paid, on receipt of price. The Antidote ls the best remedy that can bt idmlnlatered in Man?an-Poto, and also fia* al' 1 ervoua ailee tiona. - I For sale by Dr. H. BASK. . Na ia Meeting street, octtf Agent ror South Carolina. -: .v' **V53 *?*5>; j* i? JVO R.LIV pP 0 0 L. v ?; the first-class: British, Ship, J.. C. wnvi?.'<:?k->y TON. Captain A. Waycott, having'herbar-'SHT' Inst freight en board, ls ready to deceive-cargo, and will sail with dispatch for Ure above port. - , ; For balance of Freight engagement, apply, to ; nov2 'HENRY CARD, Agent, i J? O R LIVE S PO 0 \ i . The Ai American Ship CANOVA, Le Sack, .fli . Master, having part of cargo engaged, Tvili SSJ have prompt dlspatdc-r- ?;-??&.! . For-freight engagementeapplj te - . J. WILLIS A CHT50LI?, - . eotsr7-tostuio ' -Tiortn Atlantic Wharf. .*r-f-| J^. I. P' ,P M . A N, . S G R EJAT GERMA K B I T T E R S . . THE PUREST MEDICATED CORDIAL ?T H B ,A 6 E I 4Sr>Lippman's Great German Bitters strength, ensthe;debuttated. .. r-? , 49*Uppman'a Great German Bitters strength, ens the consumptive. * as-Lippman'r. Great -German Bitters cures Female Complaints. 49^Llppnian1s Great German Bitters, the most delightful -and effectiveln-thrworid. 49"Lippmau,s Great .German- Bittere cures "never well" people. aarLlppman's Great German Bitters gives an appetite.-; ? .; . ,., .... g /. ..v. ? ASrLippman'B Great German .Bitters cures liver Complaint. jsarrLippmau's Great German Bitters gives-tone to.digestive,organs. ... , ??. ? , jt^-Llppman's Great German Bitters cures Nervousness. '- . . . earL1ppnmn's Gre%t G ?rnun Elftere, the best Spring.MeUkine. .. ?.-.... .. a^Llppman's Great German Bitters regulates the Bowels. - . . v. avLippman's Great German ^Bitters excites the Torpid Liver. . . - .-- . ?9?-lippmann Great German Bitters, "beet phv8iclan8 recommend. . , XSrLlppman'8 Great German Bitters win give youthful vigor. ?: earLlopmann's Great German Bitters cures debility. v\ .?"- - . aw^Llppman's Great German Bittere, -r favorite of, Germany. j ... --. ..: :. " aarLlppman'g Great German Bitters prevents Chills and Fever. AgrLlppinan's Great German Bitters has met with success everywhere. CHARW)TTE5vrLL?. VA., May, 1870. MBSSRS. JACOB LIPPHAN'JTBKO.: Gentietnen-l certify that-1, have examin? ed and used in my practice Llpproan's Great Ger? man Bitters. I regard them as an admirable tonic and appetizer. J. W. POINDEXTER, M. D. Depots in Charleston^ C.:' W.O. TROTT, ED. S. BURNHAM, A. W. ECKEL A CO., O'. J. LUHN, W. A SKRINE '?.?. gasses lt.* -,. .. <i-i..- . 3 --*CT ; ... Wholesale Agents: ? . HENRY BISCHOFF A CO. STEFFENS, WERNER A DUCKER, .'. DC WIE, MOISE Jt DAVIS, Druggists, CDACI US A WITTE. . JJ&P&jyZA2*f& FYRAFTJGrE. j THE GREAT C II I LL AND FE VER E^E?XER I ^i- . '- j ,' E . ' ONE DOSE STOPS THE CHILLS. ? ? ? . - .. . . :?V. ?.-, ". ,, 'i-: NEAR GRAHAMVILLE, S- C., November io, is?9. MR. Lrp.PMiwt > .!?. - i ?-" 7.vi}f. D,iar Slr-Please send me half dozen bottles of your invaluable and infallible Pyrafnge. The bearer himselT was cured or a two years'chi ll. and fever, and al*whole; family, it has never failed In a single case. Yours respectfully, . WM. F. ROBERT. We annex herewitlpone of the many certlfl. oates for the famous "OIL OF. LIFE," in our poe-. Session: "', ' J. " . _ MAYOR'S Omos, GRIPFTK, GA.,- \ litrut) >-.(./;' :? - . Febrnarv 8,188?.(. . Tbls.la to certify that Ibav9 used Protessor n. H. Kay ton's' "Oil or Life" lu my family, ju a case of aggravated "Neuralgia in the Face, 1 and after three applications, gave permanent relief. . octtfr-ae ' W. M. CLINE, Mayor. Drugs, QLrjcmuelB, &z., *s? ? Nsw DISCWI&T 11 PHAtOiy8 ot ? ?? for thc rrair* Ftr Ristering Hair ta AA-- 9$ restoreri It act! on i principle. It and pcr prcapitatca it mat (0 in totally is- limi fcctly no muddy or ter, require* no shatog up, and communicates noVain to the skin or the Knea. No paper cur rain is ne^puuy to conceal tts trjrj^^ppearance, for the aimpfcrcaaon that it h not turb^T lt ia, to all intenta andprj^oses, A NIW DISCO v lat in Toi 1?/Diemistry. warranted to ?ft?? a chance in the color of themiir within io days after the nistLpplica tion, the oMrectioaf teing carefully observeo^ "TTISAS WATE?! AND PLAS MO SEDIMENT. Price, 6ne Dollar per Box, OOMT^JOBKt TWO BOTTTXa. SOLD BY Itbl^UGOirrs. If your Druggin has not "Vitalia" on fc?ndf write, en ekxtng %\x7^m we wiQ forward it k?mediAtely. Piuijp & SON, ^ - - . ? ~ ' ? Sold at wholesale hr - _ DO WIE, MOISE A DAVIB, Wholesale Druggists, Meeting corner Hasel street. eep24-fitcthemos H:.; .-. .tu . : ?." " . ? .. - .--' rr- .- . .?aAvi.y-^isa* . - These" TTBS n?v'?lust r>em:reoelv?d by thVBng Ilah vessel Gov an d 'are now lttjstore^ as? ?is* . -, Orders will be flJlM.with promptness and atten? tion.. ,. .GEO.w.^^i?Ss&^oo^?oyffBrr .^^tM^gggg^ *^Jhnr?i rireet?C?tj?. : .. Cnstomers who iave been waiting for a supplv of the above popular COTTON^ TTE, are InformeoV that we have receivetf''arsniaU lot per "RH B?T Gove.? from Liverpool, and are now prepared to Unorders ? ^BERT M?REV? 00^,- "j ' . nova " . . Central whait t?Gtcljes, StmlrQ, &z. E ?8 T AB LI SHE D'1-81 9 / A. H. HAYDEN; (SIGN OP THE DRUM,) NO. - 27 8 KISS STREET, i CORNBB H ASEL STEEBT, . Where can be found a Full Assortment of . WATCHES AND CLOCKS .. v Of the Most Celebrated Makers. ; ? . FINE - OfJUhe Latest and Host Approved Styles. S1LTER AND SI L VE R-VL ATE D WARE, BASKETS, CUTLERY, ...-?-' FANCY GOODS, ' . AND NOVELTIES. SPECTACLES and EYE-GLASSES in Gold, SH ver, Steel, Shell and Robber Frames. te'vi i.t-:- ;.*:;>: ta .z ; \i* i .- :?: . - . c-4 ?sor? ' ". . NOTICE. . Fitting New Glasses to Old Frames a Specialty. More that Thirty. Years* Experience in this line; Sarisfaction guaranteed. MASONIC REGALIA and LODGE FURNITURE supplied at the shortest notice, n?vi-tuthss -ITI.TAM G. WrTJLTJEN & CO Have on hand a large and handsome stock of WATCHES,!.; KA'dSKTOf J.EW.ELIB Y,. ,.. .. - B IL.V E-B-. W ArBE, . . ? PLATED <W A BE, AND 'FANCY GOODS, And ar? now receiving their FALL SMCK," whic.b has been'recently selected from the best manu* facturersNonh. ' . Their'stock of goods, of direct importation, consisting of FINE .CHINA DINNER AND TEA SETS, CUT OLA? S DECANTERS, . . ?e GOBLETS, WINES, *: CORDIALS, CHAMPAGNES, CROCKERY AND EARTHENWARE, Is complete, which they offer at reduced prices, in accordance with the low price of Gold. Visitors to the city are requested to call and in? spect their stock. . 25? KING STREET, Corner Beaufalu-street.' WM. G. WHILDEN, STEPHEN THOMAS, JB.', rn chi 6 . WM. S. L ANN EA C. 8mos Ty*. S?dMONB1 LTVEB REGULA TOE, A preparation of Roots and Herbs, warranted to be strictly, vegetable, ' and can do no injury to any one. It has been used by hundreds, and known for the last thirty-five years as one of the most relia? ble, efficacious abd harmless preparations ever offered to the suffering. H taken regularly and persistently, it ls sure to cure: Dyspepsia, headache, jaundice, costiveness, aloa headache, chronic dlarrU**, affections of the bladder,- camp dysentery, affections of the kidneys, fever, nervousness, chills, diseases of the skin, impurity of the Mood, melancholy or de? pression of spirits, heartburn, colic or pains in the bowels, pain in thc head, fever and ague, dropsy, boil?, pain m back and limbs, asthma, erysipelas, female a deer lons, and bilious [diseases generally. .. . . Prepared only by J. H. ZEi LIN A CO., Drug? gists, Macon, Ga Price $1; by mail $1 25. Many highly respectable persons can fully at? test to the virtues of this valuable medicine. For sale by Janie Blyr GOO DEICH, WINEMAN A 00. BOWIE, MOISE A DAVIS, Charleston. JUST RECEIVED, CARBOLATE OF LIME, the beat Dlstafectani and destroyer of Rata, Mice Bugs, Cockroaches, Ac A small quantity placed where they frequent will at once disperse them. Pendleton's Panacea, or Vegetable Pam Ex tractor. .. . N - A fresh supply of Fleming's Worm Confections che moat rein?le in nae. Also, a fresh supply ?f SEAL OLEUM, the gr?ai remedy for Rheumatism. X For aale, wholesale and retail, by - . Dr. H.BAER, mayra No. ia Moating street. --j---J&raur?*,. .. L ?_^ ?Jt*:*? * *V * 'ARE NOW BBC?rm?^Hi?l <*?* y?laiihm /zt?*~ ji'-TTi'S?-r: J:-.* -1 -jr-*r . - . . _ . V,; W?TH-THEIR STOCCO* . G H O I OE w i HART ?' CO,* ..SOLE AG?lpOTOR ?GBIr?*?*^^ . ? /^?^ ? . ^2^, * Mi-..r-Ve-'?^""" ":' 'f-* v** V?*?e* ?^.-?t . velare .' i 'ii^y* ^ " ?* ; **."*t*-t^?ww? ?!"*?sa rito s ? mV ' ?.. ..?*.,.-ir? *u ?J ..V^^^^l??-- ."'..'<T. ?SW nt-! V*-..-.v- V. _?" . ! ' t??.?r.yv.'T??. :-itcy???-? tcC Affit agite?" Vo. 3U HAT.VE ST HE ET. AND CORNER . KT?V?' ANt>' WiHK?T STREETS, nov?-t?8tolmo . .. ? CH ARL ES T O'?r' V c?**-'* : . ? ' L _j " " ." ' ' . ' ". * : - -. . ^''.^Jn? .^^^^ . ..:r _^^^r "' * ! ' - ' " ' -. . -r- , - ^y??^.?-> . .:. : Invented ?and.^atented*^.^ ,^iyg?AiQ'n? - . .'. - . ? .' ' '? ?> - 3te9?$te 'ft ~ fl? i vv,.<- Af. i>f .??.*-?....' ?.. ?j j v. v -?u . J .. This TIE combines tho, advantages^i-creat strength, simplicity ahd^ease In manipulation ; and: the difficulty or taking up the entire slack ot the Sm&w-tue o^era^t?tp??amg.and compresalng ls entirely obviated. 1 . " ~ .- ,. . . ( A;. ? . . . ^ . From those who bare used *hfm^ehave'as?nrance?rjiat,$e? to any Tiejjre vlouo?y tried. .' ".. ? ^ . . .. ..... * . < _? Being Manuracturer's Agents tor the sale^of this wlmiraM? Tie- in South- ChroUna, we ha?? Aa. ample stoca on hand from which WJ can flUoruem from Planters or? the Trade at the law?atTmaxia? rates. . . . * . . _ AGENTS' FOR- -90UTR . C A R0LIKA^.. A?.G? R'? JffjHi.R^^ ' ^ . ootia-wmfimo .' I V> *' .?.'v?fc-?.*?;? .v >^ ?lis?llttneon9. ?? "i / 'I SATIN GLOSS STARCH In S li Pound Boxes and-One. Pound Papers. - . . .Ai'JHLV I3? 1?H GWesaBeanrinn; WHITE and GLOSSY FINISH, '4 " . -besides rendas Fabrics very durable: ." Wo other Starch ?o nsilr UK ri, or ? Economical. " - - T7ne it oner;, and ? . You willj-use no otiicr. DTJRTEAS' IMPROVED CP RN STARCH Made with great care, from, the choicest .W^iteCprh" DURTE AS^ 'r : A choice preparation of thc finestportioTis of Starch, I from carefully selected white Southern Conk ' - UNEQUALLED AS AN . ARTICLE OF. FOOD, " 0? AS A DELICACY, .. ' . - - - By any other Preparation from Com. Hone ot* (be above Ooods genuine witb ont ?>aryon?' on, every pucLngr. ?r- Persons unable to procure our goods from their regular grocer, on addressing the Manufactures, 49 and 51 Park Place, New York City, will bt-directed to those in their vicinity who will supply them. ..? ^ . SHAMPOOING AND HATH OU'Pl'lNQ. J. LADIES AND CHILDREN Attended at their residences promptiy and ?4 . reasonable rates. Send orden to '-. . W. E. MARSHALL, barber,.. Broad street, next door to Telegraph office, maya . * TheTOAM0YDGlA8>^r&im^ s P KN GE ii & CO., KewvYork. which ar ejww offered to the public, areprononnoed^byallthe celebrated Opticla&Tir the'worid fo be' the mostTerfeot, Na? tural Artiuciamtp to--the'humaneyeeyer*nown. .They are. ?roundjmder/the?ewn supervision, from inlnnte Crystal Pebbles, inet?ed. together, and derive their P?me, "Diamond,?" on-account of their hardness and unliiano?.' i* The selenUdo prlneiple on which .they are .con? structed brings the core or centre ot thalem;| .di? rectly tn front of the eyer producing ai-c*a-r ana dint met vision, as-in i he nat aral,-healthy-sight, and preventing all onptea^taeBsatli)Q?,?nch?aa glimmering and wavering of)agh^ dizziness, *c, peculiar to all others In use.'-' *-*:'r *- .'- ' They are monet ed tn "the n?esfr .ootann wv ?J frames of the best quatta, ot.eR-Urat^-'S -^ed forthat purpose. Their ?nish ann aarao?itY can? not be?rorpaased. *. N ?*"3HB ? CACTIOS;-None . jrennme ?atees, biari ag thelr - te . - No. 3M;Ktaf street . octSl-mwslTT , . . . _ ^Charleston, S. C. ? DESTROYER. . ^ r. .. .* r. 's*,(t**j* ?v? " ? * Costar* INSECT POWDER . Glentworth'? Roach Externilnator . W cjostar-s Rat-Pol?a ' ? ? - ainacsen-a Bare Pop-Death toMo*raitoes. For ?ale by - - - .^Jj*!^. . juiy? - . , .9ftyjajleet^aaM*.