Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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T?ie Uixilv New. SATURDAY MORNING, JULY 21, 18G0. COlVliYlHJKOlAL,. Exporta. -<JARDENA.8-P?r brig T, T Kuight?165,354 foot Pitch I'lnru Lumber, 1 ubl Blco. 'l'lie Ctturlcston Cotton Market. Holders of tbo fluer Cottons bave generally withdrawn tbolr stocks, and tbo iowor grades are not in much de mand. Wo only heard of ouo sale yesterday, viz: 19 bales Middling at 33c per lb. Augusta market. A?OD8TA, U.K., July jy.?Tho market Ib firm and atiff at 28 to 32 ?. uoi,D.? Brokers aro buying at 148 and soiling at 150. Silver.? Buying at 135 and seU ng at 140. New Orltan* Market. NEW ORLEANS, July 14.? Cotton.? The markot has ?been almost at a stand-stld to-day. Oflerincs indicated no variation wh .tover, aud the domaud was but Uttlo botter than nominal at uny time from tbo opening to tbo close of bu? luoBB. Too salen fur the day amounted to barely G"0 bales, divided among elgut brnkors, at Ir regular prices, and oh tho movement was of too re stricted a character to justify any ??lb ration of quota tions, wo ropeat previous llgur?a. with tho romark that they cttiinui bu regarded uk much bettor than nominal in the present uubott.ed condition oi tbo markot, viz: Ordinary.2 to 28 Good Ordinary.20 to 30 Low Middling.31 to 33 Middling.84 to36 STATEMENT OF COTTON. Stock on band Sept tat, i8t?5.balea.. 83,230 .Received aliici? yesterday.-. 45 Received provlou?ly.738,491?738.530 821.775 Exported sine yotterday. 6,204 Eiportod previously.714,850?720.120 Stock on hand and on shipboard not cleared.101,655 The exports Include 2603 bales for Mew Vor., 2395 - bsloB for Liverpool and 266 for Boston. Hua ah and Molasses.?There have been no receipts from tbe interior slucoyesterday. The supply of Loui siana Bogar and Molasses is nearly exhausted, but the - foi elgn production is In fair supply. Tbo market to day has been very dull, and only a small rotad business has transpired at previous prices, which wo ropeat, an follows, viz: Common Louisiana 12to 13o; fair at 14>;o; prime at 10c; yellow clarified at 17c; and white do at 17%o por lb. Cuba Sugars at U to i;i;,'e for Nos 13 to 13. Thero bos been no movomont whatever in M o lasBoa hut wo understand it can bo bought for 48 to 60c per galion for Cuba. Baltimore Market. BALTIMORE, July 18.?Coffee?We notice sales to day of 125 baga R?o atiene; 60 do at 18%c; 170 baga Laguayra at 18o, g >id. Klouii?Ualtlmoro and other high grades of Family were reduced to-day to $16, do Extra $15, and Cbosa poako $14. Tho market generally la dull, with a ten - denoy to lower prices. The omy sale reportod to-day was 100 bbts Northwestern Extra at $11 25 por bbl. We . revise our quotation? aa follows, ?ris : Howard street 8uper and Oat Extra.$0 76?$I0 35 Howard street i xtra 8olpplng.11 60? 13 60 Howard street High Qradea, retailing.... 13 00(a) 14 35 Howard street family.14 60? 16 60 -Ohio ?uperand Cut Extra.none. -Ohio Extra Shipping.10 60? 1160 Ohio Retailing.13 60? 18 60 Ohio Family.16 00? 15 60 Northwestern Huper.,. 8 08? 9 60 Nortbsv stern Extra.7710 60? 13 00 City Mills Super.9 76? 10 60 - Olty Mills Sbippiog brands Extra.13 60? 14 o Baltimore, Welch's k Greenfield Family. .16 00? 00 00 Baltimore high grado ?xtra.15 00? 00 00 Byo Flour?now.G 00? 8 25 - Corn Meal, City Mills and Brandy wine_6 00? 6 35 Obain.?Wboat.?Ne* was in fair supply.to day; 607 bushels white and 4000 bushels red comprised the offor ' inga repeitod on'Change; market was very anil and prices rapidly fall; included in the sales were 3000 bush - els prime and choleo Maryland rod at S3 70 to 3 80: oommon do was offered as low as $2 60 before the close of'Change, without buyers. A lot of red sold yester day at the opening ot 'Change at $3 10, and subsequent Iy rejected, was offerod to-day at $ I 70, indicating a da ollno of 40 cents por bushel. No white sold as f?r as va were able to learn. Corn was in moderate receipt for the season, 5800 bushels white and 0300 bushels yellow off-red; white was in demand for Southern shipment, with sales of mi 0 bushels at $112; 600 do at $1 13; 1000 do at $1 10; 800 buahels yellow at 96 cents; 20U0 do at 07 - conta. Oats?Sales of 900 buahels Western at 56 to 67 - oents; also, two car loads do at 60 cents, including - bags, which were new. Molasskb ?* othlng doing. . Provisions?Are quiet but continue Arm; no largo sales reportod. Thorn fs a good jobbing demand for the filling of orders, and prices of Bacon are maintained, viz: Shoulder* 17 !j to 17%c, Bides 20% to 20%o, Hams ' 23c for plain bagged, and 25 to .?Go for sugar cured. Bulk Meats, Mobs Pork and Lard are all nominal aa last quoted. Bioe.?Market quite bare of stock In first hands; we notice some inquiry for Rangoon. t?uoAB ?lhoonly sales we havo to report to-day wore 1 60 hhds grocory Porto Rico at 11% to 13%c Salt.?Prices from ?ho trade are steady at $116 to -3 30 for Lirorp ml Grtfuud Alum; $3 25 to 3 60 per sack for Fine. Turk's Island GO to 66c per bushel. Seeds??o Timo:hy hero, some Inquiry, and small lots would brlug $tl 60 to 7 50, as to quality; Clover is nominal at $7 60 to 7 76; Flax $3 26 per bushel Whiskey.?We report to-day a aalo of 60 bbls at $3 26 por gallon, Philadelphia. Market. PHILADELPHIA, July 17?Cotton?The market is inactive, but price? are unchanged. About 100 bales of > nilddliugB a. Id at 3G to 38o %? lb, the lattor rate for Now Orleans. GnocERiEB?In sugar thorels no chango to notice; 370 boxes molasse? sugar sold at Cc, currency, and GO boxes of clarified at 12%c, currency. Golfeo is more active; . 600 bags of ltio ?old at 12%o 1? lb, gold, in bond, and . 117 bags of btalucd on private forms. Ftonn?The markot continues very dull, and prices havo declined nn to lime <$ ubl; about 1000 bbls sold in lots, to the homo trade, as follows: Per bbl. Northwest superfine at.$ 7.00? 7 60 Northwest extra at. 8 5U? 9.00 Northwest extra family at.10.00?11.(IO Pennsylvania nud western superfino at. 7 6t @ 8 35 - Pennsylvania anil Western extra at.9.0U? 9.60 Pennsylvania and Wesiern extra iamily at...ll.0U@12.00 Pennsyl van la an d Wostern lancios at.3 NO? 10. iO . Ry e flo u r ut.0 25? ? >Pennsylvania corn meal at.4.26? ? Brandy wine corn meal, at.4 CO? 4.76 The receipts and storks of il?r, as wo have noticed -for Borne timo past, continue light but fully equal to the ? demand. Oit.MH?The demand for wheat continues llmltod, and j prices are unset tied and drooping; 1500 bushels new Delaware red sold at $2 70 to 2 80; 1030 bushels choice .do at $2 86, and 600 bushels spring at $2. White is . acaree, and we hear of no Bales. The last sale of Penn sylvania rye was at $105 per bushel. Corn continues ? dull and rather lower. Small salea of primo yel'ow are making at 95c and 2600 bushels mixed Western at 90 to93o per bushel. Oats continue unsettled; 1300 bush* els Pennsylvania sold at 63 to 65c, and 3000 buahols Western at 60 to 53c per bushel. The rooelpts to-day aro : 900 bb a flour; 8100 bush el h wheat; 4070 buetiela ,oorn; 5060 bushels oats. Whiskey is inactive; small sales of Pennsylvania vbbls at $2 2i to 3 24, and Ohio at $3 28 to 3 20 per gal. Ion. PnovisiONB?There is vorv little doing in t" e way of : aales, but pricos are unchanged. Small Bales sro making . at $82 50 to 83 pu. bbl for new mesa pork; 20 to 3ilo per lb for bacon ham?; 10 to 20c for plcklod do; IG to 16%o for salt shoulders, and ?2%o per lb for lard in bbls and tes. Sebos?The markot is unchanged. Olovor seed is ..quoted at $7; timothy is nominally held at $5 26; fl?x .. sood is in demand by the oruehurs at $3 40 per bushel. New York Market. MONEY MARKET.* The Kow York Journal of Commerce, ot Wednesday, .July 18, says : Tho market continues languid; business men avoid -unnocessnrv exertion aa tar as possible, owing to the -extreme beat or tho weather, which seems intenuiUecl io-day. Capital Is abundant, and call loans aro made on good securities at 4 to G per cent; 5 percent being .the prevailing r ?tc. Flr?t class commercial paper Is in good requect m 5 !,'to 7 per cent per uiuum discount. Gold op ned this morniug at 149%, touched 149, ad vanced to 151%, and closed at 160?,. Sliver is in better demand at G to 8 cents belo v the price of gold. Foreigu Kxohanco was somewhat nniettlcd early in tho day. Leading bankers asked 109% for 60 day h ster ling bills *t the opening; the best were afterward offer ed at 109 to 109;?, bot upon the receipt of Ister foreign advices ner tho Feroiro th*? market became firmer, and some drawers advanced their prises to 109% to 108% for fO days, and 110? to 110% for short sight. We quote:?Bills at 60 days on London. 107 to 108% for com mercial; 00 to 109% for bankers'; do at sbo t sight, 110% to 110%; Paris ot 60 days, ff 17% to 6 10; do at abort sight, 6 10 to 6 07%; Antwerp, 6 17% to 0 11%; Swiss, 5 13% to6 11%; Hamburg. 36% to 37%; Amster dam, 40% to 41%; Frankfort, 43%; Brtmen. 77% to 79; PruKBlan thaiers, 71% to 76%. Stocks were hardly iust?luod at tho early opening. At the regular monnjig board the market was less ani mated, and prices of most descriptions showed a falling -Gilfrom the quotations of yesterday, Eno soiling large ly ?t a mai ko declino. Governments woro ntesdy bnt not very ac,ttvo. In tbo nftemoon there was nioru spirit aud a general improvement In rates. FRODOOK MARKKr. NEW TORK, July 17, Evening.?Cotton ?Tho market w-Ich rallied yesterday on the foreigu news of bum'ay, wblon promised a return of peace to Europo; but with tbo belligerent news by to-day'? stoauior. tb demand tell off. and a portion <f y>B'orday's advance was lost Hales 1300 bales at 35c to 37%o for Middlings, Uplands, to Orleans. BnEADSTUFFs.?There was a genoral dec Uno except in Corn. Tho sommon and ruodium grades of Stato and West ? ri? Flours were 15c to 25c lower, and very dull. 8ales 3500 bbl. it $G 35 to $7 66 for Supers; $7 30 to $8 60 for rxtra State; $8 65 to $10 for Choice Mate; $8 60 to $10 for Shipping Round-Hoop Ohio; $7 60 to $12 86 for Extta Wcstornand St. Louie. Southern Flour ?as qulotand drooping. Sa'es 460 bbls at $10 to $11 35 lor Supers; $11 aO to $15 60 tor Fancy and Extra. Cunada Flour was dull and beavy. SaleB 200 bbls at $8 75 to 9 40 (or Common; $9 60 to $12 76 for Good to Choleo Extra. Ryo Flour was quiet at $0 50 to 7 for Fino and Snpor flne. Com Meal was dull at $4 75 for Jersoy; $6 25 for Braudywino. The Wheat market was 10 cents lower, with more doltg; closed firm. The Bates wuro 14,000 buwholB Anver Mdwauslo $2 III; 7800 bushels White Canada, $2 60 to $1 90; and u email parcel of now lied Jersoy at $3. Corn was Bctlve, and rinsed firmer. Salo s 160,000 bushels Western mixed at 8J to 81>ic. Wo quote West ern White at $11-1; Western Yellow at 88 to 90c; mixed held at 85c at the clone. Oot- were a abado lower, and quiot. Soles 3f,000 bush els < hie ?co at 61 to 61%c, aud a email lot of new crop Jersey, 85c. Ryo was dull and heavy Wo quote Western at 90 to 95c, and Mate at $1 25 to 1 28. Barley nominal. Barley ?lull wan quiet and unchanged. The rapid declino of prices in tho past f-?w dayr. In dopei dent of the course of rrold, has brought Flour and Wheat, as well as r*oru and Oats, iu tbo rango of export buyers, and there is consequently much moro steadiness at the close, for tho best Mllwaukio Wheat $2 to 3 05 wonld be paid for shipments to Great Britain, und consequently millers must pay sa much or more. It will bo observed that tho export of Corn is within a fow thousand bushels of the total recelpiB, leaving noth ing for tho home consumption. Provisions?Pork was very irregular and closed at the lower figure. Sales 4000 bbls at $29 for Old Meas: $31 12% to 31 50 for Now Moss; $27 (or old Primo. Lard was dnll and heavy. SaleB 300 bbls and tierces at 18% to 19%c for No 1; 19% to 20%o lor fair to prime Steam, and 2u% to 20%o for Kettle-Rendered. Cutmeats woro dull and unchanged at 13,'; to 15%c for Dry-Salted and Pickled Snonlders; 18 to 19%c lor Dry Salted and Plcklod Hams. Bacon was dnll and nominal. Dresied Hogs steady at 13% to 13%o. L'vo Hogs were a abade Armor; selling at $1<I 76 to 11 19 per 100 lbs, with n coiptB of 13 cars. Hoof WB8 quiet and unchanged. Sales 300 bbls at $17 to 21 for Repacked Western Mess, and $21 to 36 for Ex-ra do. Tierce Beef was quiet at $31 to 34 for Prime Mess; $36 to 38 for India Moss; $45 to 48 for India Boot Beof Hama $43 to 45, and nearly nommai. Butter was quiet, but firm at 28 to 33c for Western and Ohio; 32 to 42o for State; 42 to 44o for Orange coun ty paUs. Cheese waa dull, and somowhat unsettled at 9 to 16o for Ohio; 10 to 16c for State; 17 to 30ofor Factory modo. Tuoro are no new features to notice in tho market for Provisions. Western Packed Hog Product* havo had a downward tendency, the wants of the trade being near ly supplied by the local Ice-packing, which 1b preferred. Upon this business, price? of Live Hogs have been well supported. Beef has been without essential change, and Butter scarce and firm. The export of Cheese last wtek amounted to about one and tbree-qnarter million pounds; but the intense beat has interfered with trans actions latterly. Correa?The demand bas been very aotlvo the past week, tho sales ?mounting to about 33,000 bags Rio, be sides moderate quantities of other descriptions, and quotations aro slightly Improved, as fo'lows : Bio, 14%o to 10c; Java, 34a to 35c; Lsguayra and Maracalbc, 17c to 19c; St. Domingo. I0%o to 17c, all gold. The aalea to-day comprised 7500 bags Rio, per steamer Havana, on private terms. Coppeb?i he market continues dull, and prices havo declined a half cent per lb. Sales Inorada 60,o00 lbs. Rod Baltimore at 32c. Detroit la nominal at 33%o, and Lako 32c. Fish?There basteen a fair demand at $5 60 to $ G for Grand, and $7 to $7 25 for Georga'a Ood Fish, with sales of about 1200 qtls. Mackerel are firm at $19 60 to $20 for Bay No 1, and $13 60 to $lt for No 3. Herring, 65c and 66o for No 1 and Scaled. Gonnt Cioth.? It is believed tbo s to ok is not equal to ooverlng tho next crop of cotton, and prices havo an upward tendency. There have been sales of 600 bales in Bo? ton, here and to arrive at 80% to 31c, ourrenoy. ?T.i.NY Baos.?We notice the sale of 100 bales at 31 %o. ?tTency. Hemp.?There have bten email aalea of Manilla at 14c, currency. Hioes.?Tho sales of the week amount to about 64 000 Hides, including Dry Buonos Ayresatl7% to 18lie; Emm Rio, 17% to 18d. golo; Montevideo, 16% to 16%c. gold; Rio Grande Seconds, 13%o, gold; Olty Slaughters, 10%o for Cow and 13% to 13%o for Steers, currency ; Dry Texas, 24o, currency. Hat.?There I? a steady demand at 60 to 65o for ship ping, and 80 to 90o for retail lota. Iron.?There has been a good basinets In Pig Iron, and tbo market closed firm. We quote Scotch at $47 to $50; No 1 American, $16 to $48. ? Lead?Steady. Spanish, 7%c; English, 7% to 7%c, all gold. The ?ales amount to about 300 tons. Molabbes.?The mtrkot bas been dull, and prices closed somewhat unsettled at 40 to 60c. for Cuba, and 65 to 76c for Porto Rico. A cargo of 400 hhda Cuba Clayed sold to-day at 40c. N.viL Stores.?Tho market ia qnlcl; pr'cos nominal ly unchanged. Oils ?Linseed Oil Is dull and nominal, at $1 80, with whole lota obtainable at $1.76. For Crudo Sperm, there has been inquiry for export, and wo q>ioto at $3 70, with sales of 1270 bbls in the past week, part for home con sumption, on private terms. Crude Whale is quiet. Lard Oil, $ I 80 to 2. Olive Oil, $ I 76. Petroleum.?Tbo market was quiet and unchanged at 22o for Crude; 37 to 38c for Bofinod, in bond ; 62 to 55o for itoilued. froa. Rice ?Rangoon has beon active at full prices. Sales, part last evo leg, 4700 bags at 3%o to 8%c, gold. In bond; and wo notlco a Air demand from the trade a? 9%o to 1 %e, currency, rruty paid The accounts from the rico holds of South Carolina are unfavorable to any consid?rame yield. Seins ?Goat skins are in moderate demand. 35 bales Tampico at 67o to 69c, gold: and 65 bales Payter at 40o to 45c, gold Deer skins meet with a fair business at steady prices. Sale? 24.000 pounds Puerto Cabello, part at 4(10, gold; lO.OtO pounds California, 6,009 pounds Central American, and 2000 pounds Honduras, on pri vate terms. Seeds.?Clover and timothv are entlrcl nominal Rough Flax sells at $ ? 10 to $3 20. We notice a sale of 3000 bags Calcutta LinPcod, a late shipment, at $2 ?47%, gold, in bond, to arrive. Spklter?Dull at 7%c, gold, for Slleslan. No trans actions are reported, Sdoarb?Thore baa been a firm dimand, principally from thotrado, and prices have had an upward tenden cy. Fair to good Refit.lug. 10? to 10%e; fair to good Grocery. 11% to 12c. Sales todav, 626 bhds Cuba at 11 to 12%o; 6i6 boxes at 11% to U%o. Refined Sugars are sieady at iSK tol6%o for best Ground and Crnahea, and 15 to 16%ofor soft white. Tobacco?The trade is qnite Insignificant; solos 04 hhds at 6% to 10c. Tallow?Was rather more steady, bnt quiet. Balea 40,000 lbs at 12% to I3%c Whiskey?I?. dnU and nominal at $3 32 to $3 36, exclue paid, and 31o to 32o for Western, in bond. Freiohts ?There is more activity m tho shipment of Corn, at steady ratea. To Liverpool, 60 bhde To bacco, at 17s 6d; 63.000 bushels Oorn, at4%dto4%d; and per stesmer,21,000 bushels Corn,at 6%d; 1000 bales Cotton, 3 16d to %d. To London, 8000 bushelB Oats, at 4%d- To Glasgow, per steamer, 4500 bushels Oorn. at 7d. Bark to Cork, for ordors, with 2000 quarters grain, at4s 9d. nmlgn?*o par South Carolina Itallroatl, July ao. 293 bales Cotton, 8 bales Yarn, 102 bags Peas, 66 cask? Oliy, 2 cars Lumber, and Sundrlos. To E Herscbfeld, W H Easterby. L M Phillips, E Stenhouse, Globes k Co, Wllda k Chliolro, Streot Bros k Co, J King A Co, W W Smith, G H Walter k Co, J B E moan, Hastie, Calhoun k Co, H L Jeffors A Co, J Osntwell A Co, J Fraser A Co, A 8 J Perry, A T Smyth, W Lucas Eanapaux A Lalauo, W O Dukes k Co, Z Davis, R W Qale A Co, J F Mat thews, W Reach, E Welling, H Kuck. MARINE NEW?. I'OHT UF UIIAHIiKSTUN. Cleared Yesterday. [July'JO Brig L T Knight, Blaltdt-ll, Cardenas?F P Salas & Co. Sehr John T Williams, Lymsn, Georgetown, ? C.?H F Baker k Co. '.. , from tiila Port. Steamship Star of the Sonth, Reed Baltimore, July 16. Uteamshlp Saragossa, OroweU, N*v York, July 17. Up for tins Port. Sehr David Fault,-Lord, at Philadelphia, July 17. KM" THE WJgJiEL? BE POb AECOBD OaS? CHASED at H. P. BDOG'S, Market-atxeo*. a^d M. at QUTNN'B, King-etroet, at whloh placea newab?) tC ?in b* B applied, IV*?o oaperf ill e sold iron? the- Office Hain? an**. DsoettbMli ?. TUE OLD STEELING REMEDY FOB DYSPEPSIA, THE GENUINE COLLETON BITTERS ESTABLISHED 1816. THE8K BITTERS ARE PURELY A VEGETABLE COMI'OUND, and aro offered 10 tbo pnbllc under the fallest conviction that lUuy will be found a safe and sov crolgu EEMkDY FUR 1'YnPEFSlA. They bavo been triumphantly tested by nnmoron? families and Phya?clana In the Houth, who have furnish ed ample testimony aa to their decided excellence. MRS. JENKINS' COLLETON BITTFR8I Cures Nervous He.-ulacho. MRS. JENKINS' COLLETON BtlTEKHI Strengthens tho Digestivo Organs. MRS. JENKIN8* COLLEION UITIERSI Stimulates a Torpid Livor MRS. JENKIN8' COLLETON BITTERS I Corrects iclillty of the Stomach. MRS. JENKIN8* COLLETON BITTEBSI (JnntcH a Good Appotlte. MRS. JENKINS* COLLETON BITTERSI < urt'H Dyspepsia iu its oiostai/gravatcd form. MUS. JENKINS* COL.L.ETON BITTEHSI tiojuv? nates Old Ago MRS. JENKINS* COLLETON BITTKK8I Aro truly called "Tho Peoplo's Medicino." FOB PALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS. FOR SALE AY ALL DRUGGISTS. FOR 8AI.E UY ALL DhUOGISIU FOR B\LE BY ALL DRUGGISTS. FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS. BEWARE OF AN IMITATION. BEWARE OF AN IMITATION. BEWARE OF AN IMITATION. BEWA-IE OP AN IMITATION. BEWARE OF AN IMITATION. BEWARE OF AN IMITATION. BEWARE OF AN IM1TAHON. tnr The TRADE will be supplied ou LIBERA TERMS. AU orders should bo addressed to WM. A. SERINE. M. D.f FAMILY MEDIDINE WAREHOUSE, No. 980 Klag street, Manufacturer and Sole Agent for Mrs. Jenkins. Also, Proprietor Ad Manufacturer of EPPING'S COM POUND FLUID EXTRACT 8ARSAPARILLA AND QUEEN'S DELIGHT, the best knows remedy for Scro fula and Eruptions of tbo bklo. hecommended espe cially by Physicians for. all Impurities of tLo 8;stem. July 7_6raos DORBAUM & M^NKE, MERCHANT TAILORS, No. 186 KING-STREET, NEAR HORLBEOK'S AbLEV, ARE HAPPY TO INFORM THEIR FRIENDS AND patrons that they are now "selling and making up to order," AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICE?, their well-selected Stock of Uns CLOTHS. OAU8IMBRBS, DOESKINS, SILK-MIXED COATINGS, DRAB D'ETES, VE8TING8, Ao. .? All orders promptly executed. Good fits and proper workmanship guaranteed. stuthamos May 19 O* OB3SJ_3_*___. ^-'A_T COMMISSION AGENT,' WILL PUROHASE AND 8ELL STOOKS AND 8E OUlilTIES OF ALL? KINDS, Merchandise, Pro duce, kc. ; a-1 as Agent In any mercantile or commercial Interests entrusted to his oar?. He will give his boat and careful attention to the balancing and adjusting of Book?, Accounts, ao.; Oollootiog, also, a 1 writing of Bonds, Contract?, Letters, Ac. Prompt attention guaranteed, and a portion of the patronage of the public solicited. Office at O H AB L.KSTON LIBRARY BUILDINGS. N. W. corner Church and Broad-street?. July 3_lmo* To Merchants. Tradesmen & Others. PT3LOT AC sriEBF_8E33, Adjusters of Books and Aooonnts, WILL ATTEND TO OPENING, WRITING UP, Adjusting and Balancing Books. Will also on gage to oondjict books, make out acoyunta, ko., by the month or year, on reasonable forms. Bookkeepers aaula'ed at their places of business. Offloe at their Commercial School Room, M VBONIO HALL, Corner of Wentworth and King streets. Juno 27 i lmo J. F. W. WALTER, COLLECTOR AMD GENERAL AGENT, WILL OIVE HIS ATTENTION TO THE RENTING OF HOUSES AND COLLECTING OP ACCOUNTS GENERALLY. Office No. 25 Broad-street. R?sidence No. 82 Ueiufaln-atreot. lmo July 17 LOUIS D. ??SAUSSURE, BROKER & COMMISSION MERCHANT FOR THE SALE AND PUROHASE OF REAL ESTATE, STOCKS, &c, AND BALE OF Cotton* ?aval Stores and Produce, OFFICE! NO. 93 BROAD-STREET, CHARLESTON, S. 0. Marob 27 tnthaO tuaSmo W. GRAHAM. Ezcaaiigo Broker aufl Collection Agent No. 229 Broad Street. Ah {cunto, (in., Buys and sells on Commission, GOLD and SILVER COIN. BANK NOTES, BONDS, COUPONS and STOOKS ol all kinds, and EXCHANGE. Also Collecta for all parta of the United State?, and makes remittances promptly. References.?Modsrs. Conner h Wilson, DeOottks &.8ax?i. E. H. Rodokbs h Co., Charleston S. O. June 16_stnth3mo? E. L0TJI8 LOWE, ( Formerly of Maryland. ) COUNSELLOR AT LAW, NO. 36 "WALL-STREET, NEW YORK CITY. July 10_mw8? W. LIVINGSTON, SASH, BLIND AND DOOR MAKER No, ?1 Jane-street, ZVZrW TTORJEC. Reference.JOHN TUOMBF. May 8_tnihsgmo THE OAKNWBLIi SENTINEL. THE PUBLICATION OF THIS PAPER, WHIOH OF FIOE wac destroyed In February last by the Federa ai my, ?ae been MWTUd. it la tho only paper published In that Urge ?nd populous District, and to marchant* and ffwijln? men poueuea advantage? eoldom met with. .? ndrerUsln toi a _u ~?**?*m eu t ok. ? PMUE T?ms Sor adrertleln?, $1 por exoare o? twelre Uuf?, ra lea*,'oroacninsertion, BubfKarlptlon lo paper? Up? ' irniou _i?os? BUUOK. * ? ?KHZ, If ?CM fcJ f roynctcr*, TINNEBS' STOCK A COMPLETE ASS ABOVE IST A. : ron s.? SHEPEED, DU USTo. 43?? 3 July IS COURTENAY & TRENHOLM, (LATE OF NEWBERRY O. H? 8. O.,) TX7-ILL CONTINUE BUSINESS IN CHARLESTON, At? SHIPPING AND Commission Merchants And wUI bo pleased to seo their friends at NO. IO BOYCE'B WHARF, WM. A. COURTENAY. P. C. TRENHOLM. May 9_ _ GEO, E. PR1TCHETT, COMMISSION MERCHANT NORTH ATLANTIC WHARF, CHARLESTON! s. O. March 9_Gmos? WILLIS & CHISOLM, FACTORS, COMMISSION SIERCIIAim. AND SHIPPING AGENTS. WILL ATTEND TO THE PURCHASE, BALE ASI SHIPMENT (to Foreign and Domestio Porta) o ?OTTON, BIOS, LUMBER and NAVAL 8TOBE8. ATLANTIC WHARF, Caiavrlaaton, 8. O. I. WILLIS. .A. R.OniHOLV OotoberM ARCHIBALD GETT? & CO.. ShUM and Commission MerebaDis. NORTH ATLANTIC WHARF, AND 128 MEETING STREET, CHARLESTON, S. C. A. Oatty.H.A. Sondar.S. *F. Bonder. Jnly 7_ ISAAC E. HERTZ & CO, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Factors and Auctioneers, No. 201 EAST BAY, CHARLESTON, g. C. July 4_3mo SHIP BROKERS. ISAAC E. HERTZ & CO, No. 201 east bat, OHABLESTON, S- O-, HAVE COMBINED THE SHIP BROKERAGE WITH their GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS, and are now prepared to procuro FREIQHTS and CHAR TERS. Masters of vessels having no direct Cousigaees can also obtain Freights or Char tors by applying? above. betkbehcxs: OEO. A HOPLEY A OO. MOTTET. BUCHET A CO. WM. P. HALL. MORDEOAI A CO. Juno 12 RAVEHEL A OO. MARSHALL, BEACH A 00. ROB'T MORE k OO. WILLIS A CHISOLM. Smo JOS. H. RISLEY, General Commission Merchant. IMPORTER AND DEALER IN SUGARS, MOLASSES* ETC, No. llO EAST BAY, CORNER OF ACCOMMODATION WHARF. May 83_ AUSTIN, ANDRUS & CO, Wholesale Grocers, NO. 131 MEETING-STREET. COUNTRY ORDERS FILLED WITH DISPATCH. February 1? _ WHOLESALE AND BETAIL QBOOEBIES. GEO. W. STEFFENS & CO. WOULD RTSPEOTFULLY INFORM THEIR CUB. TOMED r and the public that, In addition to their WHOLESALE INI) RETAIL GROCERY at the cornu of King and Osorge streets, thoy have now openedi WHOLESALE IND COMMISSION HOUSE at No. 11 Vendue Ranga, where they will be able to afford theii onntomers extva facilities. Their firm will oomprls* as formerly: oso. vr. MTKman....v. a. BOBHxn....L. B&XDxraKB?. March 18_lyr 8. J. TOWNSEND.J. H. HUDSON. TOWNSEND ft HUDSON, ATTORNEYS AT LAW AND SOLZOITOBS I3M" E<aT7IT"3T, BKNUKTTSVII-MC, H. O. WILL ATTEND TO BUSINESS IN THE DISTRICTS ' of Marlboro', Chesterfield, Darlington and Marlon._3moa_Jnly a M. M. QUINN & BRO., Wholesale & Retail Dealers IN BOOKS. PERIODICALS, NEWSPAPERS, STATIONERY, ETO* No. BAT K?B O-ST R K K T , (Opposite Ann-street, OHABLEBTON, S. C_, aim Ho. 13V H RO A D-R T II K HT, (Opposite Monument-street,) -A-TJO-XTaX-A. GKsV. The latest lcsnes of the presa always on hand. Subscriptions received and Goods delivered or foi rarded by Mall or Expresa. All CASH ORDERS will be promptly attended to. February 37 1 ? Arrivals by S to. Moneka and Saragossa. DR8. RAOUL A LYNAH HAVE RECEIVED BY THK abovo steamers a tarns and aeleot snpply uf PER FUUERY AND PANOY ARTICLES. Also. CONGRESS. EMPIRE AND COLUMBIA WATERS, and a fall assort ment of PATENT AND OTHER MEDICINES. June 38 AND TRIMMINGS. ORTMENT GF THE MED GOODS ______ -A.T C & COHEN'S, __ir_g-stx*eet. THE TRUE WITNESS, A RELIGIOUS AND LITERARY "WEEKLY, EDITED AND PUBLISHED AT OL1NTON, 80. CA., FOU OKLT $1.25 PEU ANISUM. FIVE COIMES S5.00. BUSINESS CARDS OF 1? SQUARES INSERTED AT 110 PER ANNUM. Addicss * REV. WILLIAM P. .JACOBS. CLINTON, 8. C. July 17_<5 THE SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMPASY? Office No. 147 Meeting-street. 003ST_STEOTI03>TS \TCTH ALL RAILROADS THROUGHOUT, THE UNITED_STATESa Every attention given to the safe Transmission of Freight, Honey, and Valuables. WILL CALL FOR AND DELIVER FREIGHT TO ANY POINT IN TUE CITY FREE OF CHAROS. H. It. PLANT, President, Angosta, On. April.?_ C. K. HTTGER, No. 137 MEETINQ-ST^ CIIAJt?___0~, S. C. k?_|wbI"5,?V^V - -_i? ?f?t LOCOMOTIVES, RAILROAD IRON RAILWAY SUPPLIES PORTARLE ?b STATIONARY ENGINES IRON _ WOOD WORK MACHINERY^ SAW MILLS, GRIST MILLS COTTON GINS. MILL AND GIN RANDS WILDER, SALAMANDER SAFES, Ao. 49" Represented by Messrs. M. E. JES3UP h CO., Now York. AprUI A. S. HULL, Agent, MERCHANT TAILOR, 8. W. CORNER CHARLESTON HOTEL, WHERE A FULL ASSORTS!KNT OF CLOTHS. OAS SIMERES AND VKSTINOS can bo had, together with a choice iBSGrtmontif Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods. LINEN AND MUSLIN 8HIRTS, made; order, In any y le that may be desired. MR. JOHN T. FLYNN Will give his special attention to the TAILORING DEPARTMENT Aa usual. lyr June I VICTORIA HOTEL. F. OPDEBEECK, Proprietor. THIS HOTEL IS NOW OPENED ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN. It haa been remodelled and refurnished r o nghont. The travelling puMlo, transient visitors, or t era. will find in it all tl.e luxuries ol a FIRST-GLASS I TABLISHMENT, combined with the comforta of ) me. The location is one of tho most airy and pleasant for a rumor. A Billiard Saloon for tbo lovers of this ealthfnl exercise la attached. No palm or expone? p ared to give entiro satisfaction. May la _F. OPDEBEECK. SCR?VEN HOUSE __ THIS FIRHT-CLAB8 HOTEL HAVING BEEN RENO? VATED and newly furnished, la now open for tho eoeptlon of tho travelling public Q. McGINLEY, Proprietor. May 13 _ _?mo LA PIERRE HOUSE, PHILADELPHIA. The Bubacribera having leased thla favorite hongo, Ik haa been REFITTED AND REFURNISHED IN AN ELEGANT MANNER, And Is now prepared with tho moat perfect appointments for the reception of guests. The flrat position among first-class Hotels will ba. iniintatnod In the roturo, aa in the past. May 81 Brnos UAH_R * FARLEY,