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THE DAILY NEWS. Song. All around and all above thee Is the bushed and charmed air; All things woo thee, all things lore thee, Maiden fair! Gentle zrphyrs perfume breathing. Waft to theo their tribute sweet, And tor thee tho spiing ie wreathing, Garlands meet. In their cavrned cool recesses, Songs for thee the tountains mme; Whah'oe'or the wave care s-es Lisps thy name. Groener verdura, brighter blossom, Wheresoe'er thy footsteps stray, O'er the earth's enamored bosom. Live alway. Wheresoe'er thy presence lingera. Wheresoe'ur thy brightness beams, Fancy weaves with cunning fingers ?weitest dreams. And the heart forgets thee never. Thy young beauty 'n ono delight ; There it dwells and dwells forever, Ever bright. AEEAZRS IX THE STATE. Spart ii nb ur;', The Spartan says: Many of our farmers are bringing in their" cotton, and on Tuesday of this week, were selling at twenty-seven cents. We understand that corn is selling from the "wagons at ninety cents, and peas about tho same. Some of our planters are still holding their cotton for higher prices. Darlington. The Democrat says: A faint effort was made during tho Christmas holidays, on the part of the freedmen, to combine lor high wages, but the danger of failing to get a good place had its proper influence, and the effort fell through. Planters have never before found it so easy to procure the hands they desired, on reasonable terms. We are glad to be informed that the majority of the contracts are for wages, the general rule being six dollars per month to a firstrate hand, the planter furnishing house room and rations. MUCH WEAB AND MAN* WASHINGS_I am acquainted with a variety of sewing machines, and while ready to do justice to all, I greatly prefer yours, which I have used for more than three yoars. Very slight instruction and in? genuity are required to use it. Tho needle is short and straight, consequently not liable to bend or break. It never misses' a stitch, and makes a firm, even seam. I have used it on even* kind of cloth, from delicate lace to heavy .woollen, and feud its work perfectly satisfactory in all caaes. After much wear and many wash? ings, the stitch retains its beauty and firmness, even after the fabric bas worn out.-[Mis. J. H. Yerkes, Rochester, N. Y., to Willcox & Gibbs S. IL Co., May, 18G6. OFFICIAL. LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the Postofflce at Charleston, for the ?reek ending JANUARY 21, 1869, and printed officially In TUE DAIL? NEWS, as the newspaper having the largest circulation in the City of Charleston. 49-Persons calling for Letters Advertised, should state that they are "Advertised," jjr^ Office hours from 8 A. M. to 6 P. M. On Sun? days, from 5 to 6 P. M. STANLEY G. TROTT. Postmaster. WOMBN'SXIST. Adams, Mrs P H|Giles, Roxana |XcPherson, Mrs Alexander, Jen- Grain. Susan E nie ?uv, Mrs C A Nelson, Mrs M Allston,Margaret Hand?. Jane A Ney le, Mrs J E -An?rews, Jane A Hayno, Miss S B Nelson, Ven?s Barr, Mary A b agen, Mrs E O'Connor, Miss Burris, Margaret Haystacks, Mar- O'Briaa, Mrs M Baker, Laura ter Ooston, Kllen Barker, M?BSL Hall, Mary A Phrazier, Mrs J Benjamin, Mrs H Hampton, Miss Phillips, Eliza E Bethune, Martha H Pennyfather, Bennit, Mary Han afin. Kale Mrs R Bee, Rosa Hardy, Mrs Thos Palmer, Miss H Bell, Miss A Benne, Mary Raincy, .Susan E Blake, Jane Hopkins, Char- Reily, Ellen Bleinjohan,Sarah lotte Richwood, Mrs A Horlbeck, Laura E Slakely, Miss M A [?Hey. Mrs M E ' Hunt, Kate Rivers, Martha Bornons, MissE Hunter, Mrs L Rowell, Mr? C Boiler, Mrs B H Robertson, Ro Boylston. Eliza Hurt, Mrs H becca Boone, Hagar Sohnes, Ann Roberson, Miss Breland, Miss G Jones, Mary F Brassier, Mrs L Jones, Susan L Robertson, Lydia B Jones, Sarah Royall, Miss t Brislan, Mary Jenkins, Mrs F Sanders, MJJ L Bra boy. Mary L ^ Seabrook, Mrs A Bryan, Miss ll Jennine, Sallie Scott, Miss M R Brick]y. Miss E Johnson, Mrs N Scranicooch, Gri Bntler, Mrs L Johnson, Marv ta Burkmyre, Mary Johnson, Mary Shedrlck, Lucy Burk, Mrs T M Shurma, Mary Cammer, Miss L Joyner, Sarah Shocken, Ellon Callaghan, Miss Eenney, Sarah singleton, Roxa B Kennedy, Eliza bell Chapman, Miss Kennedy, Kate Strawbery, Mar V Kennedy, Mis) grot Chambers, Sallie M Probert, Isabell Cold, Mary Kunhardt, Juli- Sullivan, Mattie Cole, Eliza AA L Chapman, Miss Kentey, Anny Smith, Miss M E V Eliza Smith, Carrie Comming, Mary Keenan, Mri S S Smith, Ann. Crum, Julia Keggs, Eliza H sm? th, Miss M Lalgleish, Miss Lynch, Margaret Smith, Eliza M A Laurence, Jane -naith, Miss S C Devigas, Mrs M Lathrop, Mrs S Taylor. Mrs F E Daily, >arah E Tiveitmann.Miss Donnelly, Mrs E Lagreo. Sarah C Dunn, Mrs Leverton, Miss Ihompton, Mrs Easterby, Maria W Ihomas, Jane Eberhardt, Em- Love. Mrs Chas Talbert, Mrs L ma Magwood, Miss Voigts, Mary J Ellis, Mrs B Ma. Werner, Nellie Entlemann, Miss Milne, Mrs E C Wallace. Susan A Mittern, Mrs Warin, Mimie Farrell, Mi-s M Moorehead, Ada- Weinberg, Julia L Une Whi'.e, Anna Fehan, Annie Hiller, Miss M Whitner, Miss T Finley,Mrs John M White, Betty Frager, Kate Miller, Mrs D D Wilkerron.Nancy Frost, Anna L Miller, Suah Ward, MisaE H Frost, Ann R Mace. Sarah Ann >Vashingtr3r; Mrs Garrot, Mrs J MeMillion, Mary M A Git on, .Marv T Q Yatos, Mis?EJ Gibbes, Miss PC.Yates, Mrs O JVLEnXP-S LIST. Alquro. James Gerner, Georgo Pratt, Oakley i? Albricht. Etuil Glover, Col Jo- Co Bailey, Henry Bcph Renton, Chirles Brighton, W Glas*. Geo J Reimer, James Bal ey, George Gobeen, Thomas Redpath, D C (col'd) Gotjoc, D W Keese, Mephou Baker, Capt Ben- Graut, Samuel E Reed, Willy jamin tlayue. William Ricard, T H Barnwell, Edwd Hamilton, Rev Rouso, W M Binns, Joseph James Rogaut, Jackson Birdor, Louis Hall, M O ?ander*, 3en Bland, JohnP Hagen, James R Sanders, Beuja Blakly. Edvard Herndun, Ai Y mm Booth, W J H KKine, David Schenck, Fried Bonneaux, J M H rick Fonniface, Mas- Boga-J, Denis Seago. A K ter F Howe, Chas R Seibrook; Rich Boyd, John Holman, WU- ard (f m c) Bryce, Robert liam Sellers. B I Branson, Wm A Jowett, J F & Co Se 1, Louis Browne, Harry B Jones, John M Sire, Francis - Brown, W H Johnson, Joseph Linn, '1 bomas Brown, Nelson (col'd) Shailer, Cap Alex Brown. Prince Joseph, Otto C (col'd) ' Keith, George Simmons, Sip BrunB, James H (col'd) ' pio Carroll, Rer Jas Keckeley, Henry Sheridan. John T AM Singletary, RL Carney, John Kelton, Robt Skelly, J Carr, S C Kennedy, John Spraell, Aaron Clark, Wm E W (col'd) Clark, Col Wm Keenan, John Sparks, Taylor P Ku tt. Johns (freedman) Conock, M C Kohnahrens, Ni- Stanley. George Colclough, Ruf- col (barber) fus Preston Lamar, G B. Jr Swezey, John C Croghan, Frank Linaer, C B f aylor. Lewis, Jr J Lazarus. Albert Taylor,Hon M^ah Crose'.ey, Chas Lewin, TA D CuUer. W G Lindes, cottlieb Thompson, Lieut Cuflerd, George FU Richd E Cunningham, Lowrimore, J H Touhoy, J M Henry A. Lowrimore. R W Tocmor, Ned Davis, Cohen A Loyal, Rev C Waterman, C Co W.tchell ft Allen Wa.ker, Charles Da7i?, Chis W Miller, Isac Walker, Abram Davy, Jamos Molloy, 1 hos P Washington, (col'd) .il organ, Owen Adam (col'd) Darby, Fredk >'otie. Benjamin Wallace, John Eidets, William vfreedmin) Walsh, Michael (col'd) Vier'ison. James Washington, Al Egg. Edward Mougerr, John L treu Elliott, Ezra T Mulvany, James Welsh. Petter Evans, BO M j Wells. Henry A Eavans, Mr MeKean, James Wecb, Wm I Flores, Sr D McUonough, Well?, J s Francis John Webb $ Son "Fleming, Ste- McKenry. J W Whites id es, puen O'&rian, Patrick John Frazier, John O'Gorman, John Wilson. J R Fraser, Capt Jas Ohland, D WU- White, WUUam L ham (col'd) Fuller, Samuel Prescoat, W Whaley, W B Fuller, Master Price, bernhard Williams, Henry Robt M Price, Francis A T Gant, Henry Pringle, Kinuay Wilhams, Robert Gary. John , (PC) 1 Wohlken, H Ganlen, Peter .?Young, Nelson 4fg- Persons depositing letters in the Postolfice wUl please place tho stamp near the upper right hand corner of tho envelope, and they w?l al6c?| please to remember that without the stamp a letter cannot be mailed, but w?l be sent to the Dead Letter Office. January-22 /tnonnal uno Commercial. Tilt Chaxltslon Money Market. TacssDAT, January 21, 1869. Although the amount of general stock business done during the week lias not been large, prices are firm and the tendency of the market is decidedly upward. The attention paid by the New Vork bro? kers has encouraged holders hereto lock up their securitie?, and the impression is current that the abundant supply of money in the South, and the in? quiry in the Northern markets, will push our choice bonds and stocks to much higher than thc present pnces. State bonds and stocks are looked upon as likely to improve, for the reason that no Southern State, of which we hiv.- knowledge, ba3 a smaller debt ."i proportion to her resources and the produc? tive capacity of the people. First-class railroad bonds are also in demand und promis e to look up. City stock has been but little affected by the recent mt>v? mcnts in tho contested election case. Large sales wero made yesterday at 67, aud unless ?hero is a blind and foolish panic, no conting en :y should run prices very low. South Carolina L*-Broad shareB are firm at 47. i he bonds of thc company are stiff and steady. SOUTHESK HANK BILLS. Current Bates Bank of Camden.12 ?00 Bank of Charleston.42 @( 0 Bank of Chester.10 ($00 Bank of Georgetown.10 foOO Bank of Hamburg.6 (5,00 Bank of Newberry.41 ?42 Bank of South Carolina.ll ?00 Bank of State of S Carolina, prior to 1861.20 ?00 Bank of Stateof S. Carolina, after let Jan.. 1861. 5 ? 6 Commercial Bank. Columbia.1 ? 2 Exchange Bank, Columbia.10 ?00 Farmers' and Exchange Bank, Charleston..0 @00 Merchant's Bank, Cheraw.9 ?00 People's Bank, Charleston.60 ?00 Planter's Bank of Fairfield. .... 5 (5.00 Planters' and Mechanics' Bank,Charleston.2G ?00 Southwestern Railroad Bank, Charleston, . (old).88 (?00 Southwestern Railroad Bank, Charleston, (new).35 ?00 State Bank. Charleston. 4 ?00 Union Bank, Charleston.88 (?roo City of Charleston Change Bills.93 ? 00 State S. Carolina Treasury Notes.90 ?00 BONDS. STOCKS AND COUPONS. City of Columbia Bonds.65 ?60 City of Columbia Coupons.63 ?00 South Carolina Railroad and Bank Stock iwhole shares).461i@47 South Carolina Railroad (half shares).23 "@00 S. C. Railroad Six Per Cent, Bonds.72 @74 S. C. R. R. Seven Per Cent. B'ds.83 (484 S. C. Railroad Certificate of IndeDtcdncss.es (?00 City of Charleston Six Per Cent. Stock... .67 SOO City of Charleston Certificate of Indebted? ness.96 (S97 City of Charleston Fire Loan Bonds.65 ?70 State of South Carolina Bonds (old).66 ex coup State of South Carolina Bonds (new issue, of January 1, 1867).68 ?00 State of South Carolina Stock.63 ?00 State of South Carolina Coupons.60 ?00 People's National Bank Stock.par. First National Bank Stock.rar. Greenville and Columbia Railroad Sta'-? guaranteed bonds.55 @C0 Greenville and Columbia 1st Mortgage Bonds.68 (SOO northeastern R. R. 1st Mortgage Bonds.83 ?85 Northeastern R.R. 1st Coupous (past duci.CO ?U0 Northeastern R.B. Certificates of Indebted? ness.60 ?00 Charleston Gas Company Stock.20,'J ?21 Charleston City Railway Stock.50 ?51 Charleston and Savannah Railroad Bond (State guarantee).iQ ?41 Charleston and Savannah Railroad Stock.00 ?00 City Of Savannah Bonds.8C ?68 Citv of Savannah Coupo "8 (duo previous "to 1st June, I860).95 ?00 City of Savannah Coupons (due after 1st June, I860).96 ?CO Memphis and Charleston Railroad Stock. .50 ?00 Memphis and Charleston Railroad Bonds.87 (?,00 Memphis and Charleston R. R. Coupons..93 .?00 fclxports fox-tlie Week ending Tnnrsday January 21. FOREIGN. LIVERPOOL-Por bark Egeria-219 bags ot Seo Is land and 1755 bales Upland Cotton. DOMESTIC. PRjVfDENCE, R I-Per br'g Croton-65.410 feet Lumber. BOSTON-Ber sehr Jonas Smith-509 bales Upland Cotton, 6474 bushels Rough Rice, 1562 bags Rico Flour, 139 bags Cotton seed. 18 casks Kaolin Clay, 4 pkgs Glassware, and 1 tiorce ttico. WOOD'S HOLfc", MASS-Per sehr Abbie Pitman 350 tons Phosphate Rock. NEW YORK-Por Btoamship Champion-1 bag Sea Island and 1G01 bales Upland Li tton, 125 tierces Rice, 36 Packages. 63 Empty Barrels, 46 pkgs Fruit, and 19 bales Yaru.Per steamship Charleston-2) bags Soa Island and 1327 halos Uplmd Cotton, 147 Uerces Kico. 59 bales Yarn. 1 bale Pickings, 48 pkgs Fruit, and 59 pkgs Sundries.. ..Per brig Eurus-20 bales Upland Cot? ton. 116 tierces Rice, 938 bags Ootton Seed, 15, OOO feet Flooring Boards. 81 casks Kaolin Clay, 8 bales Paper Shavings, 224 empty Ale Barrels, 4 casks Ch ina ware,_Per steamship Saragossa 5 bags Sea Island and 1140 bales Upland Cotton, 25 bales Yarn, 98 tierces Rice, 53 pk;s Dried Fruit, 32 pkgs Sundries, and 48 Empty Barrels PHILADELPHIA-Per steamship Proruotheui-112 tierces Rico. 619 bale.? Unland Cotton. 5 bhds Old Iron. 23 obis Fruit, 3 bales Cotton Boot Bark, 1 eighth cask Brandy ana Sundries. BALTIMORE-Her steamship Sea Oull-506 bales Upland Cott'n, 173 tierces Bice, 404 pkgs Fruit, 55 bags Peanuts, 29 bbls Potatoes, 44 biles Do mesrics, 5 Iron Safes, 10.CO0 feet Flooring BoarJs, . 41 Packages and 100 Empty Barrels..... Per sehr J M Fitzpatrick-150.000 feet Lumber. THU I ll A KL, I SION MARK UT. [FOB THE WEEK ENDING THUDS DAV, JANUABV 21.] COTTON.-This articlo during much of the week ander review had a tondoncy to declino in conse? quence of the depressed condition of tho leading markets, thostaploat Liverpool receding from 11>?@ U#d to ll???ll>?d, and ll&ail&d ? rb for mid? dling oplands; at New York, which opened at 29*,'.'2) tho rates dropped off to 29>?, 29J? 29}-",and ?83*@29 for New York middlings, wbilo at this point Tactors have been generally firm, and only very gradually yielded to lower rates, tho sales having been light ut figures opening at38}?O fi lb for mid (Hing? and fell off to 2T.'ic fi lb for this grade; but towards tho close of tho week the article bocame firmer, and Liverpool hirJened to ll.Ji?ll}sd, New York to 29,li. and middling uplands hore v/ero yes? terday ousted at 2314c fl lb. The great centres bava been reported by telegraph as follows during the week: Say at Liverpool on Fri? day, January 15, the staple wai artive, sales 2J.O00 bales, uplands ll,\?all'?d; nt New Y.irk on the same day the libre was a >hade firmer, sales C5C0 bales at 29>?@29,'??:. On Saturday tho former closed quiet, sales 15 OOH balea, uplands ll,1 jd; tho latter opened fiim but eloscil dull and lower, "-ales 2900 balo* at ?0)40. Oa Monday the former was dnll, sal s 10,0.0 bales, upi iuds ll?id; the latter was ???3??C lower, sales 1S00 bales at gte29#C. On Tuesday thc former was dull, uplands ll'^ll>id; the latter was dull and .???>?c lower, sales 1700 bales at 2'?i@29c. On Wednosday tho former was firmer, uplands ll?id, sales 15,000 bales; thc latter was active and decidedly higher, sales 4200 hairs, at 29,'.??29>?o. Yesterday tho former was active, sales 18 OOO bales, uplands i: lid; the latter was firmer at 29>ic ti lb. The arrivals for the week have been 301 bags of sea islands and Floridas, and 8265 bales of uplands, against 203 bags ot soa islands and Floridas and 7083 bales of uplands tho week bofore, and 608 bags ot sea islands and Floridas, and 9151 bales of uplands for the corresponding week last year. The receipts bare been from the folio wins sources: say of uplands per South Carolina Raihoad 7383 bales; per North? eastern Railroad 723; from Santce 118; lrom George? town, S. C., 39. Of sea islands, ?rom Edlslo 39; John's Wand 15; St. Andrews 3; Florid i 08; Beau? fort 31; Sanlee 100; Northeastern Railroad 45. Tho transactions and prices prevailing in this mar? ket for the week bave beeu as follows: On Friday, January 15, the demand was moderate aud prices unchanged. Sates 425 bales, ordinary to good otdinavy being quoted at 26?27,1i; low u.id dhng 23, and middliuj 28,'?c. %i lb. On Saturday tho position of prices induced caution on the part of buyers, who operated but lightly at unchanged rates. Sales 251 bales, quotations as be? fore. On Monday, during the first part of thc day, the market was at a atan J, in consequence of depressing telegrams aod thc rtfa.-?al of sellers to make conces? sions, but afterwards some factors having lowered their rates about }?c. ^ lb, about 210 bales changed hands al the deoliuc, ordinary to ?.ood ordinary be? ing quote ! at 25@27; low middling at 27,12, and mid? dling at 23c. fi lb. On Tuesday sellers in some cases having lowered thcitrates to the extent of about }?c. fi lb., about 100 bales were disposed of, the demand being very light, ordinary to good ordinary bemg quoted at 2 ? @26)?, low middlitg at 27, aud middling at 27,'ic. Ii lb. On Wednesday tho first transactions were at about 27J?c. tji Rs. for midr'.?a;?. but with better news the market soon hardened about &e. fl lb. ; sales SOO balep, ordinary to good ordinary being quoted at 26 ?27, low nudnlmg 27>i, aud middling 28c. fi rb. Yesterday during the forenoon Uaere was an active demand from a few buyers, and prices improved )?c tp ib., the market closing quiet; sales 600 b\le.j, say , 8 at 36; 5 at 26#, 8 at 2C;?; 19 at 37; 35 at 27\ ; Cl at 27>?;8t at 27>i; 39 at 21%; 3 at 38; 206 at 28>?, and SO bales on private terms. We quote: OVEEPCOL CIABSmCATTON. Ordinary to good ordinary.2fl>?@27>? Low middling.28 ? Middling.28%? By New York classification we quote: Low middling.28>i@ Middling.No gale?. SBA ISLAND COTTON.-THO arrivals of this class of the fibre coniinned light and were 301 bags of yea Islund and Floridas, against 203 fer the week be? fore and 508 for the corresponding week last year. Th're has been rather less acuvity ' than character? ized tho market tho week before, but (he transi? tions have amounted to some 250 bags at very full rates. Among thc eales were the following, say: 4 stained islands at 30c B lb, i do. at 37c, 1 do. at 40c, 4 sea islands at 80c, 5 at 85, 3 at 87J4, 5 at 90, 0 at SI, 8 ut 1 05, 9 al 110,17 at 1 12>i, 7 at 115, 7 at 1 20, 3 at 1 25, 1 at 1 35, 1 at 1 40, 1 extra choice at 1 80 and a lew do. at $2 vi fis; of Floridas. 10 at C7, 15 at 72,10 at 80c, 20 at SI, 27 at 110 and 1G at 115 $ lb. We quote common to medium sea islands at 65S85, medium to fine at 90@S1 10, and fine and choice at 116@$1 40 $ lb and upwards. RI OE.-I he aruvals have been light of this grain, and were about 12.0J0 bushels for tho week. There has been a steady inquiry for the article and prices hare been well sustained. We note .'ales of about 800 tierces of Carolina clean for the week, among which were 10 tierces at 8c lb ; 65 at8>i ; 82at8Ji; 20 at 8 5-16 ; 40 at 82?; 192 atSJi; I'll at B??j 18 at 811-16; 121 at 8'i ; 144 at 8??c '{i Rs. We quote com? mon to fine clean Carolina at 8g8>ic *fi lb; good 8>i @8%c $ lb. Carolina rough may bc quoted at $175 @190 for interior, and $1 9J@2 20 for seacoast. Yes? terday the market was quito firm; sales about 260 tierces of clean Carolina; say 10 tierces at 8c ip lb; 35 at 8>i; 139at8,5i; 39 at 8%; 18 at 8 13-16c lb. NAVAL STORE?.-Tbo arrivals have bcjn small, say about 450 buls for the week. We noto sales of spirits turpentine at 46;i(?;47c gallon, and a lot of 60 bbls on private terms. No. 1 rosiu may be quoted at $2 75@4; No. 2 at SI 83(211 90, and No. 3 at $1 75. Crude turpentine may be quoled at $2 75 for virgin. BAY-The receipts of this art'lo have been mo? derate, and wore ab au t 559 biles of Eastern and 300 bales North River quail', ies. We note sales of East? ern at $1 40 f, hundred, and North River at $1 20 $ hundred. Jobbing lots ot North River arc held at SI 23 -fl hundred. CORN.-I he arrivals have been a cargo of white North Carolina, about 2100 bushel?, tho first of thc season, which sold on private terms. Small receipts arc coming to hand from the iatcrior by rall, which are selling in jobbing lots at SI 03 i l 10 bushel, weight, bags included. Thoro has bceu rather a better demand for plantation purposes. FLOUR.-The market continues to bo amply sup? plied with Northern and Western brands, which form the bulk of the receipt?. Pri .es for these de? scriptions show an easier tendency, and we slightly reduce our figures, say for Northern and Western BUpcr $G 75@7 bbl.; extra $7 25@7 75 f> bbl.; family at SS 2529 00, and extra family and choice brands S10,u'12 fi bbl. Southern qualities arc in light supply, and maybe quoted at S9 25$9 50 t* ubi.: ei'ra flu i lu 50, and family 511? 12 CO. Camp sen's city mills are selling at ?9 00 bbl. for super; HO 50 %i bbl. for extra, and $12 50 ? bbl. for ex.'ra ind choice family. BACON-Is in light stock, and is held dimly at 16 cts. 9 lb ?or primo shoulders und 19 cts. $ lb for primo clear rib sides. Dry salted shoulders are sell? ing at 14c. 9 lb, and sides at 17c. ? lb. BUTTER.-Prims Goshen, of which there U a moderate stock, may be quoted at 45c. ? lb. West? ern and other low grades sell at 30yl?c. v> lb, as in juality. SALT.-We noto arrivals of about 4000 Facks soastwiee. iyracuio salt ls selling at S2 05 jack from store. Sellers arc asking from store $2 10 g 2 25 vi sack for Liverpool. INDIA BAGGING.-Tho demand is very limited ?Vc quote 20}?(a?21 ',.?c v> yard, nominal. Dundee bag ting, 44 inches, 1% lbs. for tho yard, is held at 30? 15c. Sea island biggin?, 45 inches wide, 2 lbs. for he yard, is hold at 60(0:65 cents. ROPE.-Thc demand for ropo is moderate, and -trices aro somewhat nominal at quotations. Wo juo'.e hemp at -cents t? lt.; grecnleaf at 10 cents, iud jute at 8,'?@9 cents poun 1. IRON BANDS *ND TIES for cotton, of thc most ipproved patterns, arc offered on tho market, and :hey a-" in active demand at 7a8c %1 lb. TIMP.ER AND LUMBER.-I hore is a mod?r?t stock of this article, and wc quoto river ?v. - ing boards at S13 M.; scantling and plan B10@12 fi M.; timber of shipping and good ruih dualities there is a light supply on the marke; md may be quoted at SU'u.12 %i M. Common ic selling at S5ffi<> ?. M. ; and city sawed lumber at i10??5 %i M. FREIGHTS-To Liverpool by steam arc depressed and wc quote 7-lOd on uplands, and Jid on sea island; by sail, nominal on uplands, and - on sea islands. To Havre nominal. To thu West Indies, Cuban ports north side, on lumber, S9 00 in gold, and $10 south side. Coastwise-To New York hy steam *?C fl tb ou uplands, and lc. on ?ea islands, ?2 fi ticrco on rice; by sail, $2 9 bale on up? land", and SI 50 fl tierce on rice; on boards Ml ?i M, on rcsawed lumber $11 %i M, nu timber i S13. To Bostou, by steam, via Baltimore, lc. fi lb tn ootten and - ?S tierce on rice; by sail C-lGc. fl lb on cotton, 512 00 fi M. on rcsawed lumber ind $13 00 fi M. on timoor. To Philadelphia, Xe |i lb on upland cottou hy Btcam and -e. f* lb by sail; on flooring boards S9 fi M.; on rc tawed lumber, S'O; ou timber, $12 5J rr3 M. Iv Baltimore, by steam, cotton ?ic. ; rico ?1 tierce, SI 73 ; phosphates, "ft 2000 lb*., Si in packages, in bulk as per agreement; lumber V 51 $Sij/10, as in size; wheat fi bushel 12c. in sacks. By Hus line to Philadelphia on cotton, ,'^c. ; rico fi tierce S2 OL' ; phosphate per ton, $6 in packages. To I ouisville. Ky., on rice, 75c. <p hundred. To Cincinnati 53c. To Sr. Louis 85c. Dy sail on hoards ami scantling, hence to Baltimore. 59; on lumber $10; phosphates S3. Vessels an; iu Jemand at neighboring port.? for lumber and timber frcichts, and high rates are offered. EXCHANGE.-Sterling hills-Thc rate yesterday ivas nominal at 116?; for sixty day bills. DOMESTIC EXCUANOK.-Tho hints are purchasing sight checks on New York .'j dis., 3 da;, s Ji discount, i hey arc selling si^'ht checks at par. GOLD.-The brokers ?vere yesterday buy m? H ! 35, -.nd selling at 30. Markets by Tclcsrrapn. FOREIGN MARKETS. LONDON, January 21- Noon.-Consols 93>i; bonds 75>i, Tallow 47s Cd. LrvEKPOOL, January 21-Noon.-Cotton active. Oplands ll??d; Orkans U?,'d. Sales 12,000 La!es< Urcadstuffa firmer. Two P- M.-Cotton active. Uplands il.S'd; Or leans 11&. It is thought that the sales will reach 18,000 bales. Evening.-Cotton closod active. Uplands ll'id ; Orleans llj?d. Sales 18,tOU bales. HAVRE, January 21.-Cottou opened active. On the spotlf 35)?c; afloat If 3Cc. DOMESTIC MARKETS. HEW Yonit, January 21-Noou-Stocks steady ?nddull. Money 7. Exchange 0}'s. Gold 35?i. G2'B, 13. Cotton firmer at 29J? cents. Evening.-Cotton firmer; sales 3300 b iles at 29}?, some sold at 20%. Flour-Siato and Wosttru 5al0c lower; euperbne $5 COLC 20; Southern common to Uir extra drooping at S6 C0a7. Wheat s.eady and firmer. Corn less activo but uncured; New Or? leans white 85a88. Oat? lower. Pork firmer at $30a 30 12,'i. Lard firm at 19^20. Whinkey dull; West? um 51 02; city 31 01. Turpcntiuo 53aGU,'?. Rosin S2 50a6 50. Governments closed 6ttady. South Caro lina new GO.y. Money clesed caoy at iiu7. Dis counts 7a9. SUrlIn? 9J?. Gold 35*?. Southern securities acUvo and generally higher. Mocks gene? ral^ buoyant, but uuFeitlod at close. BALTIMORE. Jaming 21.-Cotton firm. Flour Juli and lower; superflu;, SC 2Ca7. Wheat dull; coo 1 Pennsylvania, SI 73. Corn dull; primo white and yellow, 86c. Oats duh. Rye firm. Bacon Ehoullers 15c. Lard. 20c. CINCINNATI, January 21.-Flour and corn un? changed. Whiskey active at 98c. Provisions firmer and higher. Pork heavy, aud sold at S 30. Bulk nuals advanced; shoulders 12,'ic closing Kc higher. Bacon advanced ; shoulden 13%e; clear sides 17^-'c; holdors asking .'4'c more. Lard 19??a20e. WILMINGTON, (N C.) January 21-Spirits turpen? tine unsottled. Rosin advanced 10c; srraned and No 2, $2; low No 1, $2 33. Turpentine steady. Tar advanced 10c, at $2 33. Cotton quiet; middlings, 28c AUGUSTA, January 21.-Cotton quiet but firm; eales500 bales. Receipts 1CC7. Middlings 27r?. SAVANNAH, January 21.-Cotton quiet but firm; middlings 2S>4a28},. Receipts 1500; exports 3661. MOBIL?, January 31_Cotton quiet; sales 18M bales; middlings 28c; receipts 116 bales. Nsw OmjSANS, January 21.-Cotton active. Kc higher; middlings 28>4'a2e&c; sales '5308 biles; re? ceipts 3254; exports 1781. Gold S6>;. Sterling?. Commercial 47a 47%; York sight exchange a dis? count Sugar and molasses firm and unchanged. Nashville Market. NASHVILLE, January 18.-COTTON.-Tho market to-day was very much depressed, and holders were refusing to sell at the decline. We report the mar . ket cloFing dull as follows: Ordinary 26J?; good or? dinary 27; low middling 27>?. Tbe business of the day foots up as follows: Receipts 343 bales; sales 407; shipments 304. NASHVILLE COTTON STATEMENT. Stock Sept? mborl, 1868 . 66 Roceived to-dav. 313 Received previously.24,251-24,694 Total. 24,654 Shipped to-day. 304 Shipped previously.24,477-22,761 Stock on hand. 1,873 Conn.-'I he tranf actions in corn to-day amounted to 1500 bushclB at 66c buying, and 69c delivered afc river, and 70c sacked and delivered In depot. OATS-Sales of 500 bushels sacked and delivered in depot at 70. s g I er o 2 ? 1 S'S" ra ? I rs S ?sll !. fr sr o 1 Ot??OSr! O ? un rio tr g 8**1 S I Z ?S3 0 re B Ho s fi s, g . : j^: 8 ? : : : .' : ! !* ? d * d ' ' : . . : ?jo ? .? ; : . 1 ; . cn ?T ??. t?* - ' . 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NOTE.-Wo have deducted from Now Orleans 17,393 bales Upland, from Mobile 6005 bales, from Savannah 374$ bags Sea Island and ... bales Up? land-and trom Charleston 1922 bags Sea Island aud 168 bales Upland, the quantities received at those ports trom Mobile, 1 Urida, Texas and Savannah. B 3 ' E. hi oo u y J -in E I : I'S- I- ?S reo!, re re 2 ?o 2.2. ir I" 2,2,5 a t: 2 . M is 2 5=5 a < ? & "? 2 C.? E j si : '"c? : : 53 1 . 3 cr o 2> . ? o io I ?I ts to c c ci o f 0 I H, a rO! Ul il lill 2 I SSl r J J- CO "~ I 'ss ik> CS : . I I-. Ul I-* -J cs oe CO Cb w csp "li- K- OC cs I O cn - -il ci i-4 O J-Sl: "S" IS 21 SI : ?? 13 I 3! 2 O -J 5 ? fl 5 ?> S 3 rs o S?! 51 Exports of Klee, .\aval Stores ana L iro? ner from thc Port of Charles?wn, from September 1 to January 21, lS?'J BICE. IX. STor.ES.| LUM UER. POUTS. Roston. New york. Philadelphia. Baltimore. New urleans. llobilr. Providence, RI.... Other U. S. Torts.. Tierces. Total Coastwisoj Rarcc'iona.j Majorca k u ii irkctj West indios.I Hainas. NS.I StJohiis, K B.j London.I firtst?l. Euf.j Liverpool. Havre. ?loutou.lto. Grc.it Uritaiu... 1,222 6 813 633 2.81I? 140 403 "?o? 12.841 Darrels, 0.6S2 3,243 Ecct. 001.0(10 2,015,937 1,237.698 1,234,000 791.524 ??tl.OUO 11.50C B.?rS,!^ Total Foreign.. Grand Total.. 440J "?9| ....| ,7J: 6,54' 10.773 12,8111 22,279 551,243 2SS.723 842,971 0,831,130 Stocks of Cotton tn thc Interior Towns not included in thc Kcccipts. TOWNS! r i ?8697" Augusta. Ga.January 20 Macou, Geo .January 18 Columbus. Geo.January 16 Montgomery, AJa.January 17] Selma. Ala.January 15 j Memphis, Tenn.January 16 Nashville. Tenn.January lb Total. 64.0?0 Comparative Exports ot Cotton, iront the Port ot Charleston. EXPORTED TO Liverpool. Other British Ports. Total to Great Britain... Havre. Other Jrench Ports. Total to France.. North of Europe. Total North o? Europe. - outh of Europe. West Indies, fie. SKA IRLAND, Total Foreign Ports.... Boston. Rhode Island, -e. New York., Philadelphia..-, Baltimore and Nor ilk..., Other United S Lue. 3 Ports, Total to Coastwise Ports. Grand Total. Bales. 1,280 1,280 1.280 14 1,722 1,780 3,000 Bales. 19,432 19,432 141 19,673 2,546 1,784 62,500 1,832 10,987 79,649 1-9,222 Charleston Wholesale Prices. ARTICLES. BAGGING, yara DUDOSO. 30 @ 65 Ganny Cloth. 20>isi 21? BALE HOVE, ?? lb-Manilla. - ty - Western. . 8 ? 12Ji Ju e. 8Kffi 0 COTTON, ? ft Ordinary to Good Ordinary. 26 & 27>? Low Middling. 28 @ - Middling to Strict Middling. 29,'i@ - Good Middling. - fol - Sealsland. 60 (? 1.30 "OVFEE, rb-Bio.I 20 @ 26 Laguayra. tu m) - Java. 36 '& 46 FKRTtLIZERS Wando Co's Ammon'd Sol Phos. 05.00 (?) - Potato Fertilizer. 50.00 (ai - Alkaline Phosphate. 3<>.00 <?. - Bono Flour. 05. HO @ - Double Refined Foudrette. 30.00 fa} - Niles' Phosphate. 63.00 (2) - Peruvian Guano, %* ton. 100.00 (gj - Paclllc Guata, ? 2000 lbs. 6-5.00 'j - Phoenix Guano. 55.00 @ - Baugh's Phosphate, fi 2000 lbs... C0.00 @ - Rhodos' Phosphate. %i 2000 lbs... 65.00 (d) - Mapcs'SuperPhosphate,%1 2000 lb 05.00 (?5 - ZeU'S Baw Bone Phosphate. 65.UO - Zcll's Super Phosphate of Lime.. 05.00 (a) - Woolston's Phosphate of Lime..-. | 65.00 (a} 00 ! Croasdale's Gen. Super-Phoe, net 60.00 @ 00 Bowers'Complete Manure, net... 60.00 (a) 00 j hardy's Phospho Peruvian, cash. C5.00 @ 00 hardy's Pacific Guano, cash. 60.00 (q) 00 VLOTJU, fi bbl-Super. C.75 >a) 7.00 Northern and Western Extra.j 7.25 @ 7.75 Baltimore Extra.j - (a) - Southern-Super.j 9.25 Ca) 9.50 ] Extra.10.00 (?,10.50 Family.|ll.(0 ?S12.50 1 7RAIN- Maryland Oats, ?. bushel.; 85 @ 90 Webteru Oats, fi bushel. 85 - 1 Corn, fi bushel. 1.C5 (cu 1.25 HAY, 'fi cwt.-Morth River. 1.20 (?1.25 3 Eastern.j 1.35 IQ - 1. UM HER, "?ri M. Iccl- I J Clear Whito Pine, 1st quality.I5C.00 '?63.00 White Piuc, good run..38.00 ?1,40.00 ' Yellow Pine. 20.00 (?25.00 Boards, fi M. feet-Rough.[12.00 (?15.00 Grooved and Toneued_|2S.'J0 @32.00 1 VOLASSES, fi gallon-Cuba.| 42 ($ - Muscovado. !>l)?(9> - 1 Sugar House. CO ru, 1.00 New Orleans. - (ai - J VA VAL STOKES, ? bbl-Tur.... - ? - Pitch. - (q> - j Rosin, Pale. - @ - Rosin, No. 1.12.75 4.00 1 Rosin, No. 2.1 1.80 (4) 1.90 Rosin, No. 3. 1.75 (a) - < Suinta Turpentine, "9 ?allen.| 4C (a) 47 Oa?iitn. ?I ie. I 16 (at - , "AILS-American, 4@20d, ? kcg..| 5.60 (<a 7.00 "OWDER-Dupont's, F.F.F. g....I 6.70 @ Dupont's, F.F.F.| 5.60 (a) - Dupont's, Blatting.j 4.25 @ PROVISIONS-ft lb- I Bacon, Hums, fi lb.I - (3 - Bacon, Sides.j 18 (at 19,'j ; Bucon, Shoulders. Hi m. - Bacon, Strips. - <cj - ( Lard, in keg.I - (al - Butter...;.I 35 f? CO Cheese. 15 nt 30 Potatoes, fl bbl. - (a\ - J Onions. - ?1 - Apples. - (a) - 1 11CE- Carolina, fi lb. 8 (a881-100 East ludia. - ?a - ] ?ALT- Liverpool, coarse, ? sack.. 2.10 (3 2.25 Liverpool, line. - (a) - j WU AR, %i lb-Kaw.j 13 m 14 Porto Bico. 14 ra 15 Museovad' .I 13 (a) 15 i "'oiislgnccspcr Sooth Carolina Unllroad January 21. 1498 bales Colton, 141 bal? Domestics, 137 bbls iavul Stores, 18 cars Lumber, 3 cars nood, and 3 ai-s Stock. To Railroad Agent, Prizer,Rodgers A Co, i H Walter A Co, Reeder k Davis, L D DeSaussnre, dowry k Co, Graescr, Leo. Smith k Co, 'J burston A lolmes, Wardlaw k Carow, Kirkpatrick A Witte, G W Williams k Co. W IC Ryan, Street Bros k Co. Caldwell t Son?, V? C Dukes k Co, W H Cbafeo k Co. A J Sa? inas, J D Aiken & Co. Dowling k Co, O Jennings k ?o, Frost k Adgcr, W C Courtney k Co. R C >harp k ?o, J B E Sloan, WilUs & Chisolm, H Bullwinkle k lo. Jotiupto?, Crews k Co, W K Ryan, Brodte k Co, md W B Williams. Consignees per Northeastern Hallroad January 21. 7T bales Cotton, 115 bushels Rice. Hay, Mise, Ac. To Kluick. Wil kenberg fi Co, J Mui?ball.Jr, S D Sto icy. Kinsman k Bowel], J D Aiken k Co, Manlouo k .'o. Frost k Adyer. G W Wilhams A Co, O H Waltor c ''o, J niukcly. Nacbruan & Co, M Dnicker. Clag, lorn, Herring k Co. Kecdall k Dockery, Caldwell k iou.", und W B Purcell. passengers^ Per steamship Saragossa, for New York-Dr Thoa .toort, Mr and Mrs MoDoanlJ, Jumes Heimelt, Mrs ) J Pea>mau und rhildren, H A Brighlman, William la'per. Aug Luveriuier, Mrs Macdonald, and 4 in tee rage. Per steamer City Point, irom Palntka. via Jackson lllo. Ter- andina and Savannah - Mtfl McNclty, 'udg: Hacket, J Crutushanks und Indy, 1'uuglabs, lartin. LU hop Wightman, John Canfield, .lr, speer, I W ROWSO. M B Guiuu, X D lileation, E ll :-ibley. mk douk. 2 Underbills. C A Foster, I li Adaxs, K icott, Miss Scott, UoskinS, shaw. Mr Mitchell and luii!{iit r, Col Williams, Captain Coxetb r, and .'0 on leek. Per steamer SI Helena.from Mdislo and Bideville r A Douglass. W C Dai.cy, Siuip. ou, Mr, li SeabrooK, ud 15 ou deck. .~. -. --...---? Port <>i Chtivleston, Junuary ?2ti. IJ()1?'P C7Vi,KaVU^VI?. F ll ASES OF TUE MOON. .ast Quarter. 5th, 1 hour. 2 mitrales, morning. ??cw Moon, 12th, 1 hour, 33 minutes, eveniug. fin?t Quarter, 2Qtb. 7 hours. 6 minutes, evening. .'lill Moon, 27th, 8 hours. 10 minutes, evening. JANUARY. ?UN MSES. I SETS MOON RISES. UIGH WATER, 8 Muuday....; O.TueiHiay.... lo;Wcducsday tliThnreuay.., ?2 Friday. laiSatnrday.., !4lSnmluy. 5..18 5.. 19 C..20 5..21 5..22 5..23 C..24 10.. 40 I11..3C ll..33 I morn. morn. 12..27 1..22 2. .24 3?26 12..18 1..11 2.. 3 3.. 5 4..10 Arrived Yesterday. behr Ada, Whitehurst, Back Liver. 21C2 bushels Roagh Rice. To W C Boo t Co. Sloop Julia, hom A?hepoo. 175 bushels Rough Rice. To G tl Hopnock sloop bmUy, ,'rum Cooper River. 300 bushels [tougb Mice. ToGHHoppock. Received Iroui West Point Mill-49 tierces nice. To vVm liuruey. Received from Hennett'sMill-150 tierces Rice. To [I Bi.-rii?f? ic Co. Wm Gurney, W C Bec k Co, Louis uaulgutilt and J II Cc kels. Received from chisohn's Mil!-57 tierces Rico and 12 I ags sea lelaud Cotton, 'lo Chisohu ttras, Tuurs ?n & IlulacH, Boper k stoney, Gaillard i Miuott, lohn Uaucltcl, W C Courtney fi co, and Claghorn, Seirlng k Co. Steamer City Point, MeNelty, Palntka. via Jackson? ville, Fcniaudina, savauuah, fcc. CO hales Cottou. Io JJ D Aiken & Co, i' E Schroder, Wu. M Lawton, Elopkius, McPhcn-ou & Co, W H ckaf efc Co, <^onr Hu k Co, Rov u Prcuiisj, Uyruc k Fogarlte, Wug mer?: Montees. Jeffords At Co, t-imou Barr, Railroad igcut, a S Solomons, M Goldsmith fi Son, J A Ens ow fi Co, Peter Johns. Adams Damon fi Co, GU [ngraham A Sou, prizer, Rodgers fi Co. Ehkpatrick t >Vitte, J A Alexander, J E Adgcr fi Co, Mantouc fi Jo, and R X Walker. . steamer St Helena. Rumley, Edisto and Rock r?Uo. 13 bags Sea I-laud Cotton, anil Md so. Tu J tl Murray. C Graveley. McGurty. J Colcock fi Co, itavcnel fi Co, Fraser fi Dill, L H fi Co, J A Scott, md Order. Cleared Yesterday. ileamship Saragossa, Ryder, New York-Ravenel fi Co. Steamship Prometheus, Gray, Philadelphia-Jno fi Theo Getty. Sailed Yesterday. Realm-hip Saragossa, Ryder, New York, jteamsbip Prometheus, uray, Philadelphia. From this Port. ?ritlsh brig Dauntless, Edwards, Bristol, Jan 2. Up for thia Port. Che Edith Wheeler, at Liverpool, Jan 2. Cleared for this Port. Steamship Junes A dj? er, Lockwood, Sew Yerk, Jan 19 Steamship Falcon, Honey, at Baltimore, Jan 30. Brig Cecilia, Bistrup, at Liverpool, Jan 2. &?hr Constitution, ?smith, at New York, Jan 39. Sehr Lily. Francis, at New York. Jan 18 Sehr Alex Youno;, Young, at Philadelphia, Jan 18. SUipnew! by Telegraph. SAVANNAH, January 21.-Arrived-Sehr Valentine, Wood's Hole. Cleared-Steamship Roxana, Liverpool; North Point, Baltimore; 6eneral Barnes, New York; sehr Conservative, Boston. LIST OF V KS S UL!? GP, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS POA. FOREIGN 1 LtVEBPOOL. Steamship Golden Horn, Ulick,in, sailed..Dec 26 British brig Cecilia, Bistrup, cleared.-.Jan I be Edith Wheeler, up.Jan 2 HA VUE. Ship Pacific, Foss, cleared.Dec 29 HAVANA. British brig Baltimore, Vanello, np.Jan 2 MATANZAS. Spanish brig Pastora,-, sailed.Dec 22 CABDENAS. British brg Wm Nash, McBride, up.Jon 7 D O 41 E S T I G . SALEM, MASS. Sehr H Simmons, lodi'rcy, eaiied.Jan 3 MUMMS. Sehr Sarah A Hammond, Wiley, up.Jan 8 Sehr S k S Corson, Brown, cleared.Jan 8 wisc ASSET, ME. Sehr Atalanta, Lobby, sailed.Dec 18 PROVIDENCE, H T. i c ox Eva N Johnson, Johnson, sailed.Jan 13 NKw rons. Steamship James Anger Lockwood, cleared.. Jan 19 He hr Franklin, Swain, rp.Jan 14 Sehr N W Smith, Tooker, up.Jan 19 Brig Black Swan. Rodgers, cleared.Jan 6 Sehr J W Maitland, Laiguton, cleared..Jan 7 Sehr Lilly, Francis, cleared.Jan 18 Sehr Constituci?n, Smith, cleared..'....Jan 19 PHILADELPHIA. Sehr Albert 1 homas. Rodgers, cleared.Dec 31 Sehr Alex Youno. Young, cleared.Jan 18 sehr Charles ? Page. Doughty, sailed.Dec 18 OALTTMOBJE, Steamship Falcon, Horsey, cleared.Jan 20 behr Aria A Andrcwj, Boobies, cleared.Jan 10 Sehr i dward Kidder,-, sailed.Jan 10 Sehr West Dennis, -, sailed.ian 10 LIST OF SHIPPING tn the Port of Charleston, January Ul. resat LS TTNDEB 100 ross, AND STEAMERS COASTING WITHIN THE STATE EXCEPTED. STEAMSHIPS. 5tatira (Br), 862 tons. Way. at Vanderhorsto wharf, for Uverprol, loading-W C Boe & Co. Manhattan, 1337 tons, Woodhull, at Adgcr's wharf for New York, loading-James Adger k Co. SHIPS. ^cotswood (Br), 745 tons, Ycaman,at Boyce's wharves, for Liverpool, loading-B Mure k Co. Pedro Plandolit (Spanish), 824 tons, Amengnal, at Atlantic wharf, for Liverpool, loading-W P HalL 3 on ll a (Dr), 755 tons, Jones, at Atlantic wharf, from Livorpool, waiting-B Mure k Co. [richard Ul, 985 tons, Wood, at. Accommodation whan, fi om Livorpool, waiting-Master. tfuscongus (Br), 791 tons, Groves, at Boyce's wharf, from 1 iverpool, writing-B Mure k Co. Vmelia, 688 ton.?, Dorelia m, at A lantic wharf, for Liv? erpool, waiting-Patterson & Stock. Graham's Polley, 7S9 tons, Burgoss.at Atlantic wharf, from Antwerp, watling-Patterson & Stock. BARES. Borneo (Br), 705 tons, Card, at Boyce k Co's wharf, for Livorpool, loading-H Muro k Co Lizzie H. 696 tons. Spring, at Brown k Co's wharf, for Liverpool, loa ting-Street Bros ic Co. janss >;N fl), 655 tons, Cluver, at Atlantic wharf, for Livorpool, loading-G A Hopley it Co. uonncguash (Bri, 624 tons, Murray, at Boyce k Co's wharf, from Liverpool, waiting-R Mnro k Co. Egeria, 640 tons, Sorrctt. nt Atlantic wharf, for Liv? erpool, ready - Peterson k Stock. IV G l'u'oam (British), 700 tons Rickard, at Atlantic wharf, foi Liverpool, loading-Willis k Chisolm. Dlimpta (Spanish), 481 tons, Pons, at Brown's wharf, from Cioiifuegos, walting-W P Hall. Agra (Bri ish). 639 tons, Eulimore, at Vanderhorsi's wharf, from Liverpool, waiting-Ravenel k Co. Kamma Fonder (Danish), 364 tons, Krogh, at Atlan? tic wharves, for Liverpool, walting-Willis & Chisolm. The Queen (Br), 698 tens, Cook, in tho Stream, from Strani ean, Scotland, waiting-lt Mure k Co. Sisear (spanish), 201 tons, Oliver, at Marsh's wharf, from Havana, wailing- W P Hall. . BRIGS. Pensativo (Spanish), 211 ton?, Vail?, at Barnett's wharf for Barcelona, loading-P J Esnard. tl ur un, 149 tons, Willey, at adger's wharf, for IN cw York, ready-Wm Roach & Co. Hampden, 160 tons. Galt, in the Stream, from Mar Unique, walting-Master. Enrique (Spanish), - tons, Maduena, at Union wharf?,iroLU Cionfucgos, just arrived-Mordecai k Co. Maria (Spanish), 166 tens, Font, at Palmetto wharf, from Havana, walting-J A Endow ck Co. Uoroy (Spanish polacre), 256 tons, Vidal, at Brown's wharf, from Uavani, waiting-W P HalL Rosalia (-panish polacre), 689 lons, Mascavo, at Union wo.TI, from Havana, waiting-P J Esnard. SCHOONERS. Surprise, 219 tons, Symmes, at Central wharf, for Philadelphia, loading-H F B-ikor<c Co. El N Squire, 307 ton", Cha?c, in Asuley River, for a Northern Fort, loading-Master. (Tillie Marlin, 152 tons, Collins, ia Ashley River, for West Indies, loading-J A Enslow k Co. Mary D Haskell, 3U6 tons, Barber, ac Brown's k Co's whart, for Boston, loading-HF Baker & Co. Minerva, Ul tons, Collins, at Brown At Co's wharf, tor West ladles, loading-J A Enslow k Co. Josiah Whitehouse, 270 tons. Jones, in Ashley Rive, from Bockport, Mo, discharging-J A Enslow At Co Sehr Mattio E Taber, - tons. Cook, lu Ashley River, for New York, leading-J A Ballow k Co. Cl E Raymond, 309 tons, Higgins, at Adger's wharf, for Boston, loading-Wm Keach k i o. Mary, 160 tons, Gilcbii-t, at Commercial wharf, from Beha-1, Me, discharging-J A Enslow k Co. R'm Jones, 145 toas. Keen, at Brown's whart, from Rockland, Mc, discharging-Olney k Co. Kellie Carr. 1:13, LansiU, at Union wharf, from New York, discharging-shackeliord k Eelly. r L Leach, 237 tons, .stafford, at Gas Co's wharf, from Philadelphia, dischargiug-Kisley k Creighton, ilohort Caldwell. 466 lona. Mc.'ormic';, at Adger's wharves, for New York, loading-W Roach ev Ce. S H Fur OCT, 018, Ceub, at Brown'? wharf, from Now York, discharging-M Goldsmith k Mon. ib'oott Lawrence, 155 tons, Obor. in Ashley River, lor a Northern Port, loading-L X Potter, inna E Glover. 298 tons, Terry, at Palmetto wharf, t> om New York, discharging-T 1 upper k sons, i. O Inland, 285 toas, Townsend, nt Brown's wharf, tor Hallltaore, loidiu*-Wm Roa<-h k Co. JXWsithmoiis. P. P. TOALE, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN AND MANUFACTUREE OP DOOKS, SASHES AND BLINDS HORLBECK'S WHARF, Charit s ton, S. C. Particular attention paid to chipping. July 30 6mop? D V A RI C E S CN C O T T o y TO PLANTERS AND OTHERS WISHING TO HOLD GO TTOX IN ENGLAND, (Vhero srORAOE, INSURANCE, and other expenses br hohiinz are LESS than in thc United States, wo .viii advance TEX CENTS PER POUND ON MID KLINGS, Chipped to our friends in Liv-rpooL charging thc Eng lUli commorcialrate of interest, wnlch at present is FIVE PEU CENT. And hold as long as desired. CLAGHORN. HERRING k CO., Accommodation Wharf. January 10 27 G. ll . SASS. ATTORNEY AT LAW, AND SOLICITOR IN EQUITY. S3" oaicc No. 98 BROAD-STREET, north side jetween Eing and Meeting. May 8 Softs. MARTIN'S PATENT Alum & Dry Piaster FIRE PROOF SAFES Are most desirable for quality, finish and price. J MARVIN'S SPHERICAL BURGLAR SAFES Cannot be Sledged ! Cannot be Wedged ! Cannot be Drilled ?. BANK VAULTS, VAULT DOORS, EXPRESS BOXES, FAMILY PLATE SAFES, COMBINATION LOCKS : Please send for a catalogue to MARVIN & CO., (oldest safe manufacturers) . ". ! (265 Broadway, New York. Principal )m che8tnQ/St Phillu Warehouses |108Bank St., Cleveland,? . And for sale by our agents in the principal cities throughout the United States. * FOR SaLE BY WM. M. BIRD & CO., No. 203 EAST BAY, I H A It I. i;s n w December 29 lyr " SOUTH CAROLINA KAlLItOAU. -r GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE, I CHARLESTON, tl. C., March 20,18K8. j ON AND AFTER SUI DAY, MARCH 29TH, TBS. PASSENGER TRAINS of tho South Carolina- " Railroad will run aa follows : FOR AUGV^TA. Leave Charleston.6.30 A. M. Arrivo at Augusta.3.30 P. M. Connecting with trains for Mont ornery, Memphis, Nashville, and New Orleans, via Montgomery and Grand Junction. FOR COLUMBIA. Leave Charleston.6.30 A. M. Arrive at Columbia.3.60 P. M. Connecting with Wilmington and Manchester B?B road, Charlotte and South Carolina Batlroad and Camden train. F?R CHARLESTON. Leave Augusta.6.00 A. it. Arrive at Charleston.3.10 P. M. Leave Columbia.0 09 A. M. Arrive at Charleston.3.lu P. M. AUGUSTA NIGHT EXPRESS . (SUNDAYS EXCEPTED. I Leave Charleston.7.30 P. M. Arrive at A wm s ta.6.45 A. M. ^Connecting with trains lor Memphis, Nashville and New Orleans, via (jrand Junction. I cave Augusta.4.10 P. M. Arrive at Charleston.4.00 A. M. COLUMBIA NIGHT bX PRESS. I8UMDAY8 fcXCErTKD.) Leave Charleston.5.40 P. il. Arrive at Columbia.6.20 A. M. Connecting (mundays excepted) with Greenville aud Columbia Railroad. Leave Columbia.5.30 P. M. Arrive at Charleston.6.30 A. M. St MMERVTLLK iKAIN. Leave Charleston.3.40 P.J1. Arrivo at Summerville. 5.13 2.^11. Leave Summerville..'.7.20 A. M. Arrive at Charleston.8.86 A. M CAMDEN CRANI.U. On Monilays, Wednesday! and Saturdays. Leave Ringville.2.20 P. M. Arriieat Camden.5.00 P.M. Leave Camden.5.10 A. M. Arrive tt Ringville.7.40 A. M. (Signodi H. T. PEAEZ, April 'if it?rerai Sucenutondeut ATLANTIC ASID G LL V RAILROAD. CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. GEN!' HAL SOPERIN 1 ENDLNT'S OFFICE,) ATLANTIC ANDUULF iiAILROAD, \ SAVANNAH, CCI OI5EH 28,1863. ) ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 1, TliAlNS CN THts ROAD will runae follows, commencing with 7 P. ll. in: MIGHT EXI'?LoS THAIN. Leavo Savannah (Sundays excepted) at.7 00 P H Arrive at Live Oak at.3 20 A H Arrive at Jacksonville at.7 30 A M Leave Jacksonville iSundays excepted) at-7 15 p M Leave Live Oak at.ll 40 p M Arrive at Savannah (Mondays excepted) at. ..8 00 A M DAY THAIN. Leave Savannah (Sundays excepted) at.7 00 A H Arrive at Bainbridge at.10 20 p M Arrivo at Live Oak at.6 30 P H Arrive at Jacksonville at.130 A M Arrive at Tallahassee at.12 57 A M Arrive at Quincy at.3 16 A ll Leave Bainbridge (Sundays excepted) at."00PM Leave Quincy at. .8 27 A M Leave Tallahassee at.10 45 A ic Leave Jacksonville at.10 18 A at Loave Live Oak at. a.7 20 A H Arrive at Savannah (Sundays excepted) at...6 00JP M Passengers to Stations west ot Lawton and Eivo Oak tako Day Train from Savannah. Passengers from Bainbridge conuect at Lawton with ?xprcris Train for Savannah ut 2 0OJA. M. Passengers from Tallahassee by Day Train connect at Live O ik with txprcss Inna for Savannah at ll 40 P. M. Sleeping Cars on FxT>r?3 . Trains. No change between Jacksonville and Savannah on Expresa Train. Steamers leavo St Mai?* 1. r New Orleans, Apa? lachicola and Pensacola ev-ry friday. leave St Marks fur Hara ns, Key West, Cedar Erys and 'J ami>a every Wednesday. Stearne s leave Jacksonville for Palatka, Enter? prise and all poiuis cu thu St John's River every Sunday and Wednesday at 9 00 A. M. H. S. HAINES. Novomber2 ".mo Gcnc:al SnporintendeLt. SAVANNAH AMD CHAULESTON KAIL? ROAD. WINTEB TIME TABLE PASSENGER THAIN. S t'PERLYl EN L ENT'S OFFICE, ) CHAIILESTON, November 2,1868. ) ON AND AFTER MONDAY, SOVhMUEB 9TH, the 1 ri-Weekly Train will leave Charleston on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at 9.15 A. M., ar? riving at Coosawhatchie at 3.15 P. M. Returning, leave Coosawhatchie on luesdayf Thursdays and Saturdays, at 10 A. M., arriving tn Charleston at 4 P. M. Connections both ways by hacks with Walterbo rougb and Beaufort. To insure prompt transmission. Freight mnet bo at the Depot, foot of Mili-str. et, by 2 P. M. on Tr days, Thursdays and saturdays. C. S. GADSDEN, j prcm td Superintendent November