The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, February 12, 1869, Image 4

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THE DAILY ?\EWS. Faituless. "We strung at anchor, where the wave Showed (Treat se?-banner-' tar below: The waters rippled up to lave Her band, that with its bracelet's ?tow "Hung toying with the. tremblinc tide, 1 hat joy d to i.iss ?oialr a wrist; In the dim distance waste and wide, The white salli glimmer'd through the mist. Ibero was a silence on the sea, A ?ileaoe tb?t I would not breas; So sweet'that e'en it seeded to me To fl 'at, and for my I vjy'a sake To weave my fancies into rhyme, m That sha would praise some happy day;' For then no fateful af er-time H<*i come to sweep my dreams away. 'Twere well it had been but a dream, And yet I trusted in her ?ruth; Her sott eyes bad an evil gleam That slew me, and she fcntw no ruth. And still the white sails pass the shore, And melt into tho purple air; But she wiB watch them never more AB faithless as her fice was lair. OFFICIAL.. LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the Postoffice at GhateetOB, for tho rtrk ending FEBRUARY ll, lW, end printed officially In THU DAILY NEWS, as the jlVMyaper having the largest circulation in the City Of Charleston. JKo-Persons caUing for Totters Advertised, should State that they are "Advertised." Iff Office hours irom 8 A. M. to 6 P. M. On Sun? day?, from 5 to 6 P. M. STANLEY G. I BOTT. Postmaster. WOMEN ?fc* LIST. Adams, Mrs L iDo.au. Mary j Paulie, Laura Adams, Jane Doyle, El:en (Porker, Miss E Aiken, Muan Drayton, Mit s E P-try. Mary Alderson, Mrs J Devane. Mrs E Pearce, Anna F Fell, Mr* M Peies. Mrs J D Anderson, Molly Furg'iison, Mrs t?lnckney, Mrs Armstrong, Mrs KB C M Foiley, Mrs M Pool??. Emma Artson. Mrs E Fiodd, Nancy Poinsctt, Mi?s J Baynard, Mrs T Gamble, Anna Prioleau, Boss A' Gay, Mary Piorr, Ester Ba cot, Mrs E Godson, Miss E Pal ch ard,Miss M Babcock; Sarah (lehman, tusan Havened, Bose A Girt, Mrs M ma Ballester. Minnie Groum, None? Bicbburg, Mrs M Barfield, Emma Harleston, Hon b A noh Roberts, Mrs C Bec, Betsey Hazel, Levenia E Bekott?r, Amelia B Boss. Mi s C Benford, Mary Hands, Jane Robinson, Sarah Jane ' Ravens, Eliza Ryon, - un flack, Mary St Hon ck, Mrs A E Buss, Maty Clair ' Herman, Mollie Schroder, "jar Blac-k, Rosa Hennicks.Miss L tba A Bordeaux, susan Bende.son, Miss Scbockhr, Mrs Bringtoe, Corrio 0 M Brownfield, Mrs Houston, Sarah Seedorf, Miss C B Hughes, Mrs E Shrewsbury, Brodrick, Mary L Miss A A Bruter, Dobie Holmes, Juddy Sb>ra on.Miss M Brower, Mrs B A Holmes. Keno Spencer, Miss E Burns-, Miss H co A Burns. Miss M Isbcl, Miss R Stevens, Sarah Butts, Eliza Jone?. Mirs F R Ann Butler, Susan Jones, Fannie Sullivan, Mrs E Jane James, Auna K Burk. Julia M M Jenkins, Mrs C.Swint^n. Bunna Brown?.-Anna H Smitb. Mis? C M Brown, Mrs F Johnson, Mi<=s E small, Eliza Briiwn.- Matilda Johnstone, Mory Schmidt, Mrs J Brown, Mrs A s \ E Casey, Seceha Kotb, Robanna simmons, Ame Caldwell, Emma Lacy, Mary lia Callaghan. Bessy Laus, Jane Maij Taylor, Lydia C Carron, Charily "as >n. Jane lyroll, Mrs L E Cadet, Ebza Marshall, sallie Irapler. Nannie CoDnoD, Farnie michel, Mis? L I om?on, Mrs C Chapman, Jen- Mitchell. Sarah Tasoin. Soria nie Mitchell, Emma Vince, Julio -i Charles, Sallie Milt a, Mary Von Schock, An Ck-.-kiev. Emma Mitchel, Ann no ?Clari?, Mary jUial*, Mrs E Waring. Mrs E wjmui, Miss .uurpuy, eue P S J Miller, Miss L Weinberg. Julia Collins, Annie Miller, Nancy Weston, Noury Collins, Jano M Miller, Mrs M Weaver, Nelhe 1 Cloghan, Mary Mvbjttt. Ju'ia WolBer, Jenett Creighton, Mrs McGirr, Jane Washington, John McMUliau, Ju'ia Rose inn Crigmites, Marv O Wasbiogtoo.Xel- 1 Curtis, Mrs M J McMUliau, Mary) lie Dawson, Mrs C Naughton, Mrs Word, Miss C Davie, Harriett James Washington, Jul Davenport, Ann Nolan. Mrs T E 1er D _ Nunnery, Miss ? Young, Ann Davis, Margi TS'o'.sou, fc'l'cn Yountr. Mrs D Duwano. Mrs E O'Neill, Aunt E iNo lS.Charles Dlxon. Marge . O'Brien, Mrs E L ton. S C .O'Brton, Mrs VE. JVIIETST'.S X.IST. Aid r. ch, Arthu'- Girard, J McKinzey, Ed T, Jr Oi? i rd, Jos ward Alters, H G.rar J, J McNamara, John Alquil, James Goddo d. Wm. B Anderson. Mr Sr Nelson. Master Ancrum, John S Gourdin, W A Chirley Barblen.Al signo Godfrey, Wit- Nordmyer, Died Giovannl liam rich Behrens, Christi- Gold, Junes O'Brian, Sargent na aovantes.Ramos Oldenb?ttel, Jne Beier, Martin Grant, C B Orne, Lamon Bennett, O E - iridUy. C L Panons, charles Binkner, J c Greene, Col W Parsons, C M Blake, Joseph Grant, flack tera Patrick, Allen Borneman, H F Gryschem, Ben- Pennington. Rev Booth, W J ry JE Bohl mann, Fr Hastedt. H Perry, Isaac Bollmann, Fr Hegemann,H inr Pnzel. W Bou-, Herrn Hammond, Dr A Portwig. F Charlea L Polask*. Geni Buist, Ed wd L Holl, J M Posey. Jessy Brevord, H T u alt James Pritchard,George Bixaicau, Mi- aaight?Co W chael H"anson, George Proctor, Sanford Bric-well. Peter Haysen, I A P Bi eady, Philip Heuer, Wilhelm Reed, George A Brown, April F Redpath, D C Brown, Chas To- Hopman, Merz? Reynolds, Edwd bios (barber) Limer T Brown, W K Hefferon, T S Reynolds, E T Burns, John Hotstlne, Dick Rebel?n,Riohord Burton, B T Houston tz Bate- B 4 Carlton, S N k noon Boche, John Co Holmes, CG? Robinson, . has Conuedy, Jo-ooh Son Bntlaodt, J Coauhaaun. U A Bolmes, E J Busse', A J Channel, W J Howard, Aagas Schwaub. E W Clark. Edwd M Holdndge, Wil- f ih-ckert, J H L Colooid. Charles ham -chlondorff, Hen Cook, Edwin Haeoin, Edward r-' L (ool'd) Hubert, Charley tkhnibbe. Cars Conner, John S Hutchins m, M A ten Cove.ll. Paul lowood, Capt H Scbhresser, L Cooneel!, T Wal- C Scnrpa, Joseph lice Jocobs, C P Scblond-rff H Colhuns, John Jagar, Charles Single os, Dick .Collins, Oliver B Jenkins, Pompoy (freedman) cole. Julius H (col'd) Shannah tn, Mi . Crocs ar, Charles Johnson, John W chael W Jones. Bev Bon- Sim. Thomas Cut beni, Georr/e som Singleton, Thom Cunningham, F Jones, J S os M Kahrs, Henrv Smith. Master Davis, Edward A Keir, WU.?rn Robert Daly, Edward Kouncdv.Patrick Spark, William Davis. Ronert K-rkle. Wi li ia m Sperry, Charles Dewson. Bergt Kllpsteio. Dr A Wm W Louis F -tarbuck, G Fred Dickerson, Som- levey. Solomon stillman, Alfred ucl Leahy, John (aoi'd) Dowling, Wil- Lvons, A P Stiobel. J M Bom Lynch, Thomas Torre ll, L W Draper, D F Moerk. Jacob Tuerthtermonne. Draper, Dr Dan MarcbeL Sam Wilhelm iel F Matte, B K Von sprecken, H Drap- r, Dr D F Michell, J W Wal ah, William Dewese, William Miller. John W Weatherhorn.Mr Dufort, A Milner, Alexan- Wilson, Christo Duke*, William der poer Eaves, Henry, Jr Mitchell, Master Wightmann, W S Finnigan, Mr J C Winstock, B Franser, Jacob Middleton, B W Whitehurst, CSp Fuller. C J M ils, Captain Bichd Gaines, Carroll Moore, Thomas Wilson, Isaac (col'd) Motto, Benjamin Wheeler, Hon W Gardner, Chris tc- Monoghan, Wil- A puer J hom Witherspoon, Gillan!, Ediobo- Morgan, A W Isaac rou?h Morgan, O iptSL?White. Taff.* Gfcil'ard.Dr Todo uniter, Martha White. Prince Ga'eld, Sr Don Maller, Lenas Wilson, J R Jose Murphy, Michael Wilkins, George Geddes. George McEvoy, Michael Wrone, Pattick GUI, John P McDonald-Angus Zealy, C J .McGuire, John. B&- Persons depositing letters in the Postoffice will please place the stamp near'the upper right hoad eorner of the envelope, and they wdl also pleoao te remember that without the stomp o latter cannot be mailed, but wiB be sent to the Dead Letter Office, Febriory 12 Consignees per sou tn < molina Huiiroao February IL 706 bales Cotton, 958 bushels Grain, 21 casks Ba? con. 1 oar Wood, 6 cara Lumber, 1 cor flock, 'lo Railroad A gent. Pclzer, Redners k Co, W 0 Court? ney k Co, Graeser. Lee. Smith ck Co, Reeder & Davis, THAW Dcwees, G W Wilhams k Co, JUA Moore. W K Ky as, J ri ? Sloan, b J Wis s, J K Pringle, G B. "Walter k Co. Thurston k Holmes, M isrool.lt T Walker, F D C Ki ecke. Ologhorn, Herring ? Co, U Cobia k Co, G W Steffens k Co. Consignees per .Northeastern Kailroad Ft kr uar y ll. 72 bales Upland and S balea Seo Island roi ton, 400 bushels Rough Bice. 14 bois '1er. Mdse, k-. To J Mnrsn&lL jr, noed-r A Dovir, rf S stouev, J E Adner k Co, W K Ryon, L Cohen ft Co. MazycLs & Saber?, Hostie, Calhoun k Co, Bischoff k Co, G W Williams k CO, Cleghorn, Herring k Co, Bart k Co, Mowry k Co, F W Emanuel, Ingraham & Son, J> A Pritchard, Railroad Agent, sud Order. Passengers, Per steamship Magnolia, for New York-B Col Hhs. 0 Pitsher, J H Banc, J ?S Powell. WB Heriot. Mrs R A Avery. ? N Show, A 0 Ohver, J ?ater and Triie, A Camp, A 8 Swords. W MUler, J S Vonuer, Mrs T Pinkus, W Murphy, and two in steerage. Per steamer city Point, tram Pola tko, via Jackson -rille, Fernandina and sovonnih-PJ McCormisk, T Brain, Mr Button and lady, Mr Newbold Mr Bow ard, J S Cramp. A Beddick. F W Gray. F S Weid Q Drapers, Miss Tupper, E T Baynard. H A CurieL M Lawter, Mr Harrington, Mr Bounell, H W Lathrop and 10 on deck. /inanri?l anb (?ammcmal. Tnt Charleston Money Market. ''?AT THUBSDAT^ebruary lir?869~ Quotations have suffered no material change since the latt report. The market waa generally dm! daring the wee?, and the demand for s?curit?s lim? ited. Southern bink billa are commanding a better ?rice, saad are generally higher than the las! quoia tions. South Carolina Railroad shares aie held at 45 to 47 tor wholes and 22}? to 23~? for halves. City stock was held at 60 to 61, few tranca:!:ons bring made above the former li .'ure. State hoods have ap? preciated, and old arc 72 to 73. stale stock is quoted at 64 to 66. GIB stock has advanced a fraction, 'lhere are uo other changes worth v of note. SOUTHERN BANK 131X0.6. Current Ba'oa Bank of Camden.60 @0J Bank of Charleston.5C fe; 10 Bank of Chester.10 feOO Bank of Georgetown.10 teOO Bank ol' Hamburg.6 ?U0 Bank of Newberry.52 fe 00 Bank of South Carolina.12 (al 13 Bank of State ol S Carolina, prior to 1861.32 (?00 Bank of Stateo? S. Carolina, after 1st Jan., 1861. G (SOO Commercial Bank. Columbia.2 (5,00 Exchange Bank, Columbia.ll @00 Farmers' and Exchange Bank, Charleston..0 feuQ Merchant's Bank,Cheraw.9 fi 10 People's Bank. Charleston.64 fel/0 Planter's BaiU of Fairfield.5 feOO Planters' and Mechanics' Bank,Charleston 33 feUO Southwestern Railroad Bank, Charleston, (oid).46 (500 : cn th western Railroad Banh, Charleston. (new).33 <?00 State Bank,Charleston.5 (?.00 Union Bank, Charleston.90 (ti 00 City of Charleston Change Bills.96 fe 00 State S. Carolina Treasury Notes.88 @00 BONDS. 6T0CK8 AND COUPONS. City of Columbia Bonds.60 ($00 City of Columbia Coupons.65 fa 00 South Carolina Railroad and Bank Stock whole shares).45 @47 south Carolina Railroad (half shares).M life23^ S. C. Railroad Six Per Cent. Bonds.74 fe'75 S. C. K. R. Seven Per Cent B'ds.85 fa OJ S. C. Bai hoad Certificate of Indebtedness. 65 fe 00 City of Charleston Six Per Cent. Stock_60 fe61 City ol Charleston Certificate of Indebted? ness.95 ?97 City of Charleston Fire Loan Bonds.65 fe.70 State of South Carolina Bonds (oldl.72 fe 73 State of South Carolina Bonds (new issue, of January 1,1S671.71 @00 State of South Carolina Stock.64 fe66 Slate ol South Carolina Coupons.60 feOU People's National Bank Stock.par. felOl First National Bunk Stock.I ar. fe lot Greenville and Columbia Railroad State guaranteed bonds....55 @C0 Greenville and Columbia 1st Mortgage Bonds.CS feOO Northeastern R. R. 1st Mortgage Bonds.85 feuu Northeastern R.R- 1st Coupons (past duei.60 @u0 Northeastern R.R.Certiticatcsol Indebted? ness.60 @00 Charleston Gas Company Stock.22 @22?.r Charleston City Railway Stock.52 feoo Charleston and Savaunah Railroad Bonds (State guaranteei.40 @41 Charleston and Savannah Railroad Stock.00 ($00 City of Savannah Bonds.88 feOO City of Savannah Coupons (duo previous to 1st Juue, 1666).95 ia.CO -itv of Savannah Coupons ?due after 1st June, 1666!.90 ?CO Memphis and Charleston Railroad Stock..flo feOO Memphis and Charlcstou Railroad Bonds.87 feOO Memphis sud Charleston B. R. Coupons. ,93 fe00 Kxriorts tor the IVcek ending 'Thursday february ll. FOUEIGX. .IVERTOOL-Per N G bark Gan's-240 bags Sea Island Cotton, 15H bales Upland Cotton, 5 tes Beeswax.Per British bark Monueguash 7 bags S I and 1348 bales Upland Cotton, 1002 tl's Kcslo, 401 sacks Cotton seed. DOMESTIC. iOSTON-Per sehr Surah cullen-140 i ierres R^ce, 99 bole? Up'ord Colt n. 5 bbls spirits turpen? tine. 1249 bbls Betta, 277 paoitoges Hide? and Sk:ns. JEW YOUR-Per steamship Magnolia-38 bags Seo Inland and 1053 bales Upland Cottou. 56 bales Tarn, 223 tes Rice? 61 bbls Rosin, 28 pkgs Sun? dries.Per stcuiusbio Jam?B Adger-ll bags Sea Island Colton, 116") bales Upland Cotton, lu.? tierces Bice, 44 bales Yarn, 67 po-koges sundries. .Per steamship .Manhattan-33 bag3 Sea Island Cotton 1040 bil?s Upland Cotton, 100 bales Yarn, 110 tierces Rice, 154 packages Fruit, and .'undiies. Per steum*h-p Saragossa 70 b cs Sea Is'and Cotton, 883 bales Upland Colton, 68 tierces Rice, 38 packages Sundries. .Per sehr Robert Cal'lwoll-3S8 bales Up? land Cotton. 3 bags Sea Island Colton. 268 tierces Rice, 477 sacks Cottou Seed, 166 casks Clay, 127 bbls Rosin, 180boxes Desiccated Pota? toes. i2 bbls af eal. 6 packages Phosphate, 8 pack? ages Mdse, 170 empty Ale Barrels, 391 empty Carboys. 1 erne (.rookery.Per Behr Josiah Whit-house-2I5.CC0 feet Pilch Pine Lumber. 'HILADELPBLY-Per stesaasuip Pioineiheus-143 tierces Rice, 523 bales Upland cotton, and Sun? dris-. 1ALTIMORE-Per steamship Falcon-608 bales Up land Cotton, 250 tierces Rice, 1400 bushels Rough Rice, 48 boles Yarn, 85 bbls Rosin, 14 bales Hides, 15 rolls Leather, 2 casks Madder and Sundries.Per scar A G Ireland-135, 000 feet Lumber, 20 casks clay. TIIK CHA Ii CES ION MARKET. COS THE WEI K ENDING THURSDAY, FKBBUAUY IL] COTTON.-Tho staplo for the pa? t week has pro erved conMderablo steadiness, the variations in the English market being about %d, and ai New York bout fcc 9 fis, tho foi mer in the fir-t part oi the icriod quoting middling upland at 12fcd, and stiff nedtol2fc@12fcd, and the lotter.opened at 301?, inproved to 30 >i and receded to 30fc@3Ufcc 3 lb ar New York middlings; and at this point prices ave been generally firm, middling upland which ommenced ot 28K@23,Y advanced to 28fc S29c. aud losed yesterday at 28fcc V lb nominal. Sellers rere offering but a limited supply at present figures, inch of the stock being held at rates somewhat igber. The dally telegrams havo reported tho leading antres as f ?Hows: The Liverpool market on Friday February 5. open? s' easier but not lower, sales 16,000 bales, upends 3fcd; and on the same doy at New York tho article -as less active and a shade easier, sales 3600 bale?, ot 3'4c. On Saturday, the tolmer was activo aaa ;,d ighor, soles 20,010 boles, uplands 12fcd ; the latter ros active and >?'c botter, sales 7500 bahs at 30}?. In Monday the former was quiet, sales 12,000 bales, plands 12fc@12fcd ; thc latter Ir?s 'active and fc? >wer, sales 1200 boles at 30fcc. On Tuesday tho mer was firmer ?ind more active, but not higher, .-les 12,000 boles ; the lotter was firm ot 30fc, sales DOO bales. On Wednesday the former was firm, up tnds 13fc@12fcd, soles 15 00(1 bdes; tho lotter was carce)* so firm, sales 3603 b-lcs, at SJ'ifeUO',', aostly at the former figure. Yesterday the lormcr ras quiet and steady, soles 10,000 bales, uplands 12fc !>12fcd; the litter wa? unchanged at30fc?30fcc The arrivals for tho woek show a decline in all ua'ities and have been 152 bags of fea islands und Toridas and 6653 bales of uplands, against 180 bags f sea islands and Floridas and 7u74 bales of uplands jr the week before, and 231 baja of sea islands and Tondas and t445 bales of uplands for the corrcs onduag period lost year. The receipts have been rom the following sources, say of uplands, per ou th Carolina Railroad, 5146 bales; per iNortheaat m Railroad, 403; Georgetown, s. C., 47; Saut?e, 67; f sea islands, per Northeastern Railroad, 17; Edisto 3; Florida 48; s ant ec 6; Beaufort 33; Savannah 35. The transactions in this market for the week have leen as follows: On Friday. 1 obruary 5, carly in the day the mar? et was active and prices firmer, but afterwards bc oaae quiet; toles 1000 bale?, ordinary to good ordi ia ry being quoted ot 27@2Sc; low middling 28>?o; Diddling 38fc@28fcc. and strict middling 29e 9 lb. On Saturday the stnplo was less active, and onces -thor easier; soles 600 bales; quotations unchanged. On Monday the tr? inactions commenced at brm ir -ates, say 29a $ lb for middling, but the market af erwards showing less activity, operations were mad < it ralhcr easier term?; sales 900 bales, ordinary to jood otdinary being quoted ot CTIf,t?frt*i'o: low mia? lling 2S Kc; rnidd.iag 28^29c; strict middling 29fc F>2?fco * lb. On Tuvday there wos o fairly sustained inquiry, arith prices in some cases ralh-r easier; sales 0C0 aa.es; quotations were unaltered. On Wednesday tue market was qu'et; sales 4->0 aalss, pnces remaining us befo-e. Yesterday the article was quito duU and nominal. Jemand light and prices somewhat irregular, sellers in some iusiauces obtaiuing previous qu unions, but in others fcc ? lb decline was submitted to. Wo report sales ot about 170 bales, viz: 1 ot 25, 1 al 26, 7 lt 27, 77 at 27 fc. 11 at 27J?, 37 at 28, 160 ot 284*', 17 at Quotations ar<> somewhut nomln. 1, soy: IXVEBFOOL CLASSIFICATION. Ordinary to good ordinary.27fc@)28 Low middling.28>4fe Middliug.28fcfe By N. w York cl-ssiHearten we quote : Lowmiddlit.^.t..2?fc?? M-d diing.- @ SEA ISLAND COTTON.-Tho arrivals of this quality rf the fibre show a falling off and were 152 bogs gainst 180 the week before, and 231 for thc same wee!: last year. The deman? forihe common quail tied of sea Island* bas been fair, the finer qualities reaiaininp quiet, bat ?ll descriptions are bela firmly. We note satas or ?bout 150 bags of all kind j for the week, nz: 2 stained at 3Cc ? lb. 13 do. at 3Ho, c at SS, C sea islands at 68,1 at 80,17 at 85, 10 at 88,9 at 90, 22 at $1, 3 at $1 03, 2 at $1 05. 1 at SI 10,1 at 1 20, 11 lorida at 7to,'l? at 80, 7 al 90, 3 at $1. We quote cote m on to medium sea irlanda nt 75(2,35; mallum to fine 90ffi*l10; fine and choice 1 20(S.$1 30 and up? wards j. lb. RICE-The receipts have been very limited, say about 500C bushels of Carolina rough for the week. Ihe market was active for tbe firs', part of the week, wi :hTalcs~bi at out 600 tes. of (lean Carolina, but has since been somewhat quiet, buyers bein? indisposed to operate at present figures; among tbc transactions were 27 tes. ot clean Carolin J at 8%c. ; Cl at 8J? ; 229 at 9; 50 at <)%; 38 at 9 B-16; ?5 at 9?io. $ lb. Yester day sellers having submitted to a reducf on in price ofK@>4C- 9 ft, the market was more sctive; sales about 1C5 tes. clem Carolina, say 42 ice. at 8*?; 40 at 8 11-16; 15 at 8?; 30 at ft%c. 9 ft. We quote com? mon to fair Carolina at 8??@8*?; good 8??@8%; com? mon primo 9c. Carolina rough may be quited at $1 75-0.2 10 for interior; $2 10@2 26 for seo-coas?. NAVALSTOREs",-lhere hove been received about 800 bbis., mostly rosin. 1 he market has been dull, sales of rosin have been made at ll 80 for No. 3; $190 rc;?2 for extra No. 2. Spirits of turpentine in small lots bas been sold at 50c. V> gallon. HAY -There was uo wholesale fran?aclions dur? ing the week. Jobbing lots of North Bivor selling at about SI 25 9 hundred. CORN.-There have been receivd about 31C0 bush? els from Norfolk and 2600 from Baltimore. The former sold at$110 9 bushel, > ulk. weight. Ihe arrivals .continue light by rail. 1 a re was a fairly sustained inquiry for plantation purposes. OA! S?.-A small shipment was received from Bal? timore. Pales took place at about 88@99e, with bag?>. PEAS.-We note receipts of some 700 bushels from Norfolk, part of which were disposed of at SI 30 # bushel, wciaht, baps included. FLOU li.-The market continued to bo fairly sup? plied with Northern and Western brands, which were in good city and c u try demand, prices continuing without important change, but were rather firmer for thc lowor qualities. We quote Northern and Wes ?ern super at S6 75 $ barrel, exlra at $7 25(3)7 75 $ barrel, family $8@9 60 9 barrel, and extra family and choice at $10?] > ? barrel, southern brands are in light supply, and may be quo*d at $9 25? 9 50 ? barrel for SUPT : $103)10 50 for extra, and $11? $12 ? barrel lor family. C'ampsen's City Mills arc Belling at S9 50 ? barrel for super, $10 50 for extra, and S12 50 for extra and choice family. BACON.-There has been a steadily active deri>aud for meat during the week, and we cote considerable sales at full prices. We quote prime shoulders at 17 eis lb; primo clear iib sides at 20c Q lb. Dry salted shoulders arc sel ing at 15?i<5;16c, and clear rib sides at 18'-.<?, 19c ^ ft. Priirc strips arc held at 21c. All quail.les of this article ure held firmly. BUTTER.-Prime Goshen, of which there is a ooJcr.-.te stock, may bo qu< ted at 45fS48c $ ft. Western and other low grades sell at 30@40c 9 ft. as in quality. SALT.-Jobbers aro holding Liverpool at S2 10 ? neb. INDIA BAGGING.-The demand is very limited We quote 20Ji@21>3C yard, nominal. Dundee bag? ging, 44inches, lt; lbs. for tho yard, is held at 30? 35c. Sea island uirrgiuii, io inches wide, 9 fte. lor the yard, is held at GO.u 65 cents. ROPE,-'.the demand for ropo is moderate, ?Hd prices arc somewhat nominal at. quotations. We luo'.e hemp at - cents t* ft. ; grccnleaf at ll cents, ind jute at R>??0 cents pound. IRON BANDS ?YN.D TIES' for cotton, ofthcmosl approved patterns, are offered on tho market, and ?hey are in active demand at *a8c ? ft. TIMBER AND LUMBER.-lhere is a mo.leral e j'ock of this article, and wc quote river floe . ing boards at $13 ? M.; scantling and plat. 51?feii-J M.; timber of shipping and good inih ]ualitics '.here ls a light supply on the marko. ind may be quoted at SU'a 12 'P M. Common ic ?elling at $5?ii ? M.; and city sawed lumber at H0#M 9 M. FREIGHTS-To Liverpool by steam arc depressed ind we quote nominally %d on upiands.and ld on sea island ; tr. sail, ; ? d on uplands, ?s'??? on sea islands. Havre nominal.. To tue West Indies, Cuban ports uorth side, on lumber, $9 00 in gold, and $10 south side. Coastwise-To New York by steam lb on uplands, and lc. on sea islands, 52 fl tierce on rice; by sail, $2 ? bale on up? lands, and $1 00 f< tierce on rice; on boards 59 3 M, on rt M wed lumber S10 M.. on timber clO. To Boston, by steam, via Hui timor?, le. fl .h is cottcn and - 9 tierce on rice; by sail S-1C? ,*?c f? ft ou cotton, S12 00 ?a. M. on rcsawed lumber ?nd $13 !0 9 M. on timber. To Philadelphia. }?<\ tt ft on upland cotton by steam and -c. \\ ft by sail; on flooring boards $9 9 M.; on re sawed tambe-, $i0; on timber, $12 50 $ M. lo Baltimore, by steam, cotton >4'c. ; rice 9 tierce, $1 76 ; phosphates, $ 2000 lbs., $4 In packages, in bulk as per agreement; lumber V- M S8&J0. as in size; wheat ? bushel 12c, in sacks. By this line to Philadelphia on cotton, '?c.; rice Vi tierce $2 0C ; phosphate per ton. S6 in packages. To louisville, Ey., on rice, 75c. 9 j und red. To Cincinnati 65c. To St. Louis 85c. By r>ail on boards and scantling, hence to Baltimore. 59; on lumber $10; phosphates $5. EXCHANGE.-Sterling bills-The rate yesterday ros nominal at 146.'.j for sixty day bills. DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-Tho banks are purchasing light checks* on New Vork }? dis., 0 days Jf discount. They arc selling sight checks at par. GOLD.-The brokers wrc yesterday buying at 15, :.nd selling at30Ja'S37. markets by Teiegrapn. FOREIGN MARKETS. LONDON, February ll-Noon.-Securities unchaug :d. Sugar buoyant at 37? 9d. Tallow quiet at 43s 3J. LIVERPOOL, Feb uary ll-Noon.-Cotton quiet ind steady. Uplands 12?4dal2^d; Orleans 12>*a L2?id. Sales lO.oOO bales. 1 vening.-Cotion firmer. Uplands 12*?da]2?4d; Drlcans lajfalSX. 10.000 bales. Lurd flat raVow46s. Turpentine declining, sugar cxeitod; DD tho tpot 38s Gd ; afloat 283 Od. HAVRE, Ftbruary ll.-Cotton quiet; on the Fpot If 42c; afloat if 44c. DOMESTIC MABKETS. NEW YORK, Februny ll.-Noon-Flour 5 to 10c better. Wheat a shade firmer. Cora 1 to 2c better. Pork hcav. and lower, new mess S32 25-32 50 Lard declining;in barrels 2l)?,u20J?. Cotton unchanged at SOJiatOX. lurpcn?oo quiet and firm 57??a58 Rosin steady ut $2 C0a2 60. Freights quiet. Evening.-Cotlonstcudy; Biles 2500 bul ea,30>4a30>?c. Flour a shade firmer, prices about thc same. Wheat 1 a2c better; white southern $2 Corn brm ; new mixed Wo3tem $1 04; New Orleans white 86c. PorX irre? gular; mess ?32 50 J 33; prim? $26a27 60. Lard lc wer at 20J?a21c. Sugar excited; heavy salts ; Havana 12% al3 cts; Muscovado 12al? cts. Naval stor-s quiet. Fre'ghts drooping; on codon, by steam, %aC-16d. Money easy; on call 5a7 por cent; discounts 7a8; s'erlingdull, 9%. Gold35J?a35??. '62's, 13J? . S tock B heavy and lower. BALTIMORE, February ll.-Cotton firm. Flour dull and irregular. Wheat dull; Pennsylvania red $1 80.1185. Com firm; ?hite 90a93; yellow 87u89. Ojts dull. Rye firm. Provisions firm. Purk ?3i. Shoulders l?.^alG. Lard 21. lIMDnATI, February H.-Flour and corn dill, Whiskey brm and in good demand ut 95. Providions dull, unsettled and nominal; bu k meals neglected; shoulders 13,??. ST Louis. February IL-Whisker, 04c. Provi si ?LS qu et. ' Pork, $33 feaSi. Bacou shoulders, 14??al5c. LouiavitXE, Fuhrua y 11.-Pork 33. Lard 20>^a 21. Ba.-on shoulder. KS; clear nb IS; clear sides 18??. ?loarSJIi'aOX. Corn C0& Wuihkoy 94a93. WILMINGTON, Febiuary ll.-spirits ot turpentine 63?<. Rosin quiet. Turpenline steady, lar steady at $2 65 Vi 7.'. Cotton dull ; nothing doing. Auu UriTA, F i.b. uary ll.-Colton dull au* nominal; sales 460 baies; receipi? 640 baies; middlings 28c. SAVAKXAJI, Fcbruwiy ll-Cotton quiet but furn; sales 403 bales; middlings 29c; receipts 2474 bales; exports 404 bales. MOBILE, F bruary ll.-Cotton dull. SalcB 200 bales; low middlings 2~??a2b cents. Receipts 311 balss; exports 6L NEW ?BLRANB, February ll.-Cotton easier. Mid dlin-js 28^*29. -ales 24JO boles, ?ecelple C217. Exports 8000. Gold 85%. Sterling 47Commer_ cial i6}?. York sight exehongo }Wt discount. Su. gar active and highar. Common 10,;;all. Primo 18>?aI4. Teltow clarified 14%aU%. Molasses ac? tive and firmer. Fail C5a63. Prime 07a70. Choice 72c. ' " Wilmington Market. FILMING I ON, February 10.-iTmreimXE-lias declined 10a20e. Sale? ol 833 bbls at 13 39 for soft, and 92 IS for hard, ? 280 lbs ?Korra TuarEXirsi_Little or no stock In first hands, and consequently there is scarcely anything doing. One small lot sold at 61c ? gallon. KOST%\-OrJy 60 bbls changed hands at $1 90 for strained. TAB.-SVes of 200 bbl? at $2 G5 ? bbl. COTTON.-One small parcel sold at 28J?C for mid? dling. Coax.-1300 bushels sold Lom vessol atll ? 66 lbs. O? o o B'S ILO SO S lill I o ri ? ar g ? tn nizst ?! M 2 8-2 B 10 ax"ri a . E o o ? aclwci' : ' : : : . SD ? a P . ; . lill I I lill SH22 S 2 5S2 S ? O O' r- rn - O DJ . O : "-j Vo?: "Otis's SS ' ? " ? B r S r?ft f. D 51 * M M ?MW UAQU U 00 ; por ci tr 3 cn co oi cs ts ;??; y?J? S?-r.ux-i-t- joes O5?os5? o oi ca- g w co taco Ma9U o BUMSJ S28H8SSS88 CD-3K o -J io o<= i?, ecce 5 si 2 2.8 - rBS r 4 M 2 ?J OD I 'S P .Overland to manufacturers. CWUMM wo?. -Wo havo deducted from New Orleans 13 672 bales Upland, from Mobile 6325 balee. Iront Savannah ?50 baga Sea Island and ... boles Up and-andlroinCharlcstOM 2215 MR*'ea 168 bales Upland, tho quoutities received at those porta trom iiobile. Florida. TexoB ana i-avennah.^ Comparative Kxports of Cotton, Irom tu? Fort ot Charleston._ EXPORTED TO Liverpool. Other British Forts. Total to Great Britain... Havre. Other J rench Ports. Total to France. North of Europo. Total North of Europe. : outh of Europe. ?Vest Indies, ic. Total Foreign Ports.. Boston. Rhode Island, ?e. New York. Philadelphia. Baltimore ami Nue 'Ik. Other United SUites Porto. Total to Coastwise Porto. Grand Total. Bales. 2,001 2,091 Bales. 23,537 23,587 2,004 14 2*020 2.092 4.1BS 309 23,1:46 3 675 1.784 7.1.712 3,335 12,684 95 240 119 080 Charleston Wholesale Prices. HAWterO. ? yara DuiHiee. S"f Gmnnv ??loth. n* BALE HOPE. W lb-Manilla. -@ - Western. ?. S LV* .Tu e. 8-a@ J COTTON, ? lb- n " ""a S8 ?rdiuary to Uood Ordinary. ? Low Middling... Middling to strict Middling. 28J?* Good Middliug. - <g - Scalshiud. J? S 3 COFFEE, 11 A-Bio.. ? g ? FIKTYLU'ERS- j . Wando Fertilizer.... g.? ? - Double Relined Pondrette. ..... | Otf ? - Nil.s' Phosphate. S*!5 2 ~ peruvian Guano. V 2240 res. 05.0? g - Paeihc Guara. * SOW los. 0*.M to Kifefwiii": ?I 1 Rhodes' Phosphate. ? 2000 o-.OO 0 - Rhodes' Stand. Manurc-tGStime 67.60 g - OrchUla Guano-.$40 time, fe 00 ? Laud Plaster .I IS - Mapes'Super Phosphate,i* 2000 lb| ?6.00 ? - Zell's Kaw Bone Phosphate.I ?0.JU ? - Zell's Super Phosphate of Lime.. 60.00 ? - Woolston's Phosphate of r,ime..-. 65.00 ? 00 Woolst?'sVeg.Ptat)r.^20C0re? 65 00 ? Croaedale'iGeu.Super.Phos. net 60.00 ? JO Bower.1 Complete Mauure.net 00.00 ? 10 fcordy's Phospho Peruvian, eish. 15.00 @ 00 fcardy's Pacific Guano, cash. 00.00 5 00 FLOUR, ? bbl-eupoi .... 0.W ? - Northern and Western Extra. 7.20 @ i.73 Baltimore ?xtra. g Southern-Super.?T?:Lfc3 Jig F?mi?v.*:.'......I"-*? 9Vi.W C?^LV-Mary land Oats,* bushel. ?5 g 90 Western Oats, * bushel. ?5 . - Corn, ?bushel. J-" ? "-16 d?r.?cwt.-KortU Uiver. J.? g Eastern. . _ (. UMBER, V M. itself Ulear White Kn^. 1st quality.j.0.00 ??.00 White Pine, good run.2"M SM M Yellow Pine. Board.. V M. :eel-Rou3b....... U.M ?tW.OO Grooved and lon?acd....|28.l-- ?->2-00 VELASSES, ? Ballon-Coba.I ^ ti *7 Muscovado. rn g . fta Sn nar House. 60 g 1-08 New Orleans. " S ~ yi r/z, STOKE*, ? bbl-1er.... - ? - Pitch. - g - Rosin, Pule. " ,r ?S , nn K?tt.="="i aita Robin. No. 9. g Ruirili-Taitrttilme, ? RA'ICI.I Jg ? - ^?u?^a?m'^ f "'00 rOTV?ER-Duuout's, F.F.F. g.... j 0. IO ? Duj.ont'o, F.F.F. ?* ? Dupout's. Bia^tiMg. *.? PROVISIONS--* H>- -, bacon. Hams, ?lb.*' f9 g ^ Bacon, Widen. JJ ?" *" Bacon. Shoulders. '? g ? Bacon, Strips. A. JT KrnkeB-v.^":::::::^: ?S ? SeV.::v........ 15 g 30 Potatoes, ?bbl.,. Z a Z Onions..'. - _ Apples....?. a.,2 "I R/C?-Carolina, ? ?i. B"ig ?' Sast India. - C - a^LT-- Liverpool, eearse, * 8ach>. 2.10 M - Liverpool, One. -.- ? S17?;?1/?, ? ffi-ltavf. "2 @ 13 Porto Rico. " g }?r llneeowrV .I "3 @ 16 SI 2 I Exports of Klee. Naval Stores anu JL n - ber from tho Port of CUarlcston. f rua? September 1 to February ll, is bi) BICE. Tierces. Boston. New York. Philadelphia.... Baltimore.| New Orleans.1 Mobile. Providence, RI.;.. Other U. S. Ports.. 1,423 8.263 1,062 5,745 14C 403 BM N. STORES. J LCM DE E. Barrels. 9.041 3,672 200 1,404 Feet. Total Coastwisel 16,832' 14,977 Barcelona. Majorca & a Market West Indies. Halifax, NS_ St Johns, N B... London. Bristol, Eng_ Liverpool. Havre. Montevideo. Grc.t Britain... Total Foreign.. Grand Total.. 410 *210 4,739 (?6471 601.000 2,412,937 1,254,000 1,305,000 9i4,li-2 108,000 6.699,039 58,000 078,823 288,728 11,912| 1,025,651 26,919', 7,724,590 Stocks of Cotton In tho Interior Towna not Included in thc Kcccipts. TOWNS. 1869. Augusta and Hambur.January 30 Macon, Geo.January 27 Columbus. Geo.February 6 Montgomery, Ala.January 23, selma. Ala.February 5| Memphis, Teno.February 71 Nashville, Tenn.February s| 21,000 14,534 17.239 10.874 6,957 21.365 4.931 Tolal..'.I 36.300 ?fH?rine Heins. Port of Charleston, February ia FIJASES OF TUX: KOON. tait Quarter. 3d, ll hours, 30 minutes, morning. New Moon, Utli, 8 hours, 34 minutes morning. First Quarter. 19;. 1. ll hours. 10 minutes, morning. Tull Moon, 26th, 6hours. 44 minutes, morning. FEBRUARY. sus BISES. I SETS. MOON BISES. HIOB WA?EH. 8,Monday....j G..51 5..38 ! OITucsday.... 6. .60 6..38 10iWednesday.! C..49 5..39 lllThursday...' G..48 5..40 12 Friday.j 6..47 5.. 41 Misaturday... C.46 5..42 ll'Suuriay.I 6..45 I 6..4J 4..40 i 5..60 S..32 I 6..36 Sets. I 7..18 6..55 , 7..55 6..48 I 3..33 7..42 i 9.. 7 8..34 I 9..43 Arrived Yesterday. Sehr Louisa, Ancrum, Cooper River. 724 bushels Rough Rice. To F G Cart. seor A S Deas, trom West Polt,t MiLL 95 tierces Lice-. To Cohen. Uanckol lc Co. Steamer City Point, McNelty, Palatkj, via Jackson? ville, Fernandina, Savannah, lie. 27 bales Cotton, kc. To J D Aiken k Co, ? Gr Ca vedo, W M Lawton, Mon tono A: Co, J U Happoldt, ..?hackelford k Ed y, W S Southgate, C D Carr lt Co, Pincknev Bro ?. s D Darlutgion, J P Uredeuberg, H S Harness, J B V?l? lers, B G k Co, W Fchrenbacb, Gourdin, Matthies sen k Co, Gibbes k Co, Stenhouse & Co, Order, and others. Steamer Planter, White, Clieraw, fl C. 148 bales Cotton, and Mdse. To -I Ferguson, Mowry k Co. G W Wilhams k Co, Kirkpatrick k Witte, Graeser, Loe, Smith k Co, Thurston k Holmes, screven k Nisb.t, Ot H Walter & CO, Shaokelford lt Kelly. Cleghorn. Honing k Co, C C White, It H Barney, W H chatte * Co. Roctivcd from Chisotm's Mill-106 tierces Rice, 7 bags Sea Island Cotton. To W C Bee icCo, -J B Prin? gle, Chisolm Bi oi, W C Courtney k Co, Roper k stoney, Muller, Nimitz k Co. Cleared Yesterday. Steamship Magnolia, CroweU, Kew York-Rivenel lc Co. Butt sh bark Msnneguash, Murra -, Liverpool- R Mute lc Co. Sailed Yesterday. Steamship Magnolia, (.'rowell. Nsw York, steamship Fa.ooo. Horsey, Baltini re. Brilisu bark Monncguash, Murray, Liverpool. Kroin this i'ui t. Steamship Saragossa, Kyder. New York. Feb 9. Steamship Manna:tm, Woodhull. New York, Feb 9. steamship Piom:tneus. Gray, Phi alelphU, Feb 8. >hip Owego, Post, Liverpool, Feb 8- 21 diys. Brig Uosla, Sust, Garth-gena. Jau 20. Sehr Char es E Raymond. Higgins, Boston, Feb 8. Sci r Abbott Lawrence, Ooer, Providence, Feb 6. Vp for this Port, steomsbip Prometheus, Gray, at Philadelphia, to love Feb 13. Cleared for this Port. Sehr < ! S Grove, Weaver, at Baltimore, Feb 9. ?8hr Koro', crocker, at Now York, Feb 9. S hip nc\vs by Telegraph. PAV ANSAH, February ll-Arrived, steam yacht As pinwall. New York; ?hp Britannia, Havre. Cleared, steamship Fannie and -iii p Japan for Bal . timor?; sch? George R samers lor RaMin Uiver, F,a; Edward Kidder tor Banoo; Cattawamteak for f aulla River; Louisa for Providence. ? Memoranda.. 1 he Brlti?h bark David McNutt. McElbinney. fro m Liverpool tor Charleston, was oil Great Ormsucad January 21. The sobr TJoiou Flag, Maloney, sailed from Provi? dence. H I, Frbriury 6. for Riuer's Island, to load fish guano for Charleston. LIST OK VKSSKliS UP, CLEA RED AMD SAILED FOR THIS COhx FOREIGN LIVERPOOL. Ship R C Winthrop, Stewart, sailed.Jan 22 The Edith Wheelor. sailed.Jan 12 British bork David McNutt, McE;h nny, sid..Jan 18 Bark Harriet F Hussey, Holmes, sailed.Jau 14 British bris Cecilia, Bistrup, sailed.Jan 0 HAVRE. Ship Pacific, Foss, sailed.Jan 4 FORT TALBOT. The Couri-r, Jenkins, sailed.Jan 12 DOMESTIC. BOSTON. Sehr B N Hawkins, Wyatt, up.Jab 25 sm TOBE, Behr Koret, Crocker, cleared.Feb 9 Behr ll W Godrrey -, up.Feh 7 sehr Iona,-, t.p.Feb 4 SchrMyiovcr, Brown, cleared.Feb 6 Sctir J S L<-e, (..air. cleared.Jan 23 solir H.-no, < llover, cleared.Fob 0 Sehr Euehau i ress, Covert, cleat ed.Keir 0 Behr Matthew Hcuney,-, up.Feb 1 Sehr D ? H?lse,-, uL>.I'cb 1 behr Muriau, uajio. up.Fob 3 PHILADELPHIA Steaonehlp Prometheus, Gray, to loave.Fsb 13 behr Clara, MuiUr.1, cleared.Feb 5 DALTIHOKE. Steimship Sea Gull, Dutton, silted.Feb 10 Sobr luchel Soaniai, U gh, cleared.Feb 0 Sehr Laura, Coombs up,...-..Feb 8 Sehr C S Grove, Weaver, cleated.Feb 0 LIST OW SHIPPING In thc Port of Charleston, February ll. mCfc?XX.4 USD?S 100 TONS, ANO STEAlIEBd COASTING WITHIN TUE STATE EXCEPTED. STEAMSHIPS. G o'.don Horn, - ions, Blaeklin, at Boyce & Co's wbaif, ior Ltveipool, loading-R Mure A: Co. Chainpiou. Illa tons, Lockwood, at Adger's wharf, for New York, loading-James Adger k Co. 8H1PS. Scotswood (Br), 745 tous, ?eaman.at Boyce's wharves, for Liverpool, loading-It Mure k Co. Poaro P.andolit (Spanish), 824 tons, Amengual, at Atlani ic wharf, for Liverpool, loading-W P Hall. Richard III, 883 tous, Wood, at Accommodation whir:, from Liverpool, waiting-Master. MuBconmis (Br), 791 tons. Groves, at boyce's wharf, f. om l iverpool, waiting-lt Mare lc Co. Amelia, 688 tons, Borehaoo, at A' lantic whar.', for Liv? erpool, wailing-Patterson k Stock. Graham's Polloy, 759 tons, iiurgess.at Atlantic wharf, lrom Antwerp, waiting-Patterson ic Stock. BAAKS. Borneo (Br), 706 tons. Card, at Boyce lc Co's wharf, for Liverpool, loading-B More k Co. Lizzie H. 896 tons, Spring, at Brown & Co's wharf for Liverpool, loading-Street Bros At Co. W G Pwnam (British), 7U0 tons Bickard, tt Atlantic wharf, foi Liverpool, loading-Willis k Chisolm. Olimpia (Spanish?, 481 tons. Pons, at Brown's wharf, far Kew Yaric, ready-W P Hail. Agra i Bri i sh), 639 tons, Fallmore, at Vander horst's wharf, from Liverpool, waiting-Raver el k Co. EMU ina Fonder (Danish), 364 tons, Krogh, at Atlan? tic wharves, for Liverpool, loading-Willis k Chisolm. The Queen (Br), 698 tons, Cook, In the Stream, from Stranrean, Scotland, waiting-K Mare k Co. 1 Ciscar (Spanish). 261 tons, Oliver, at Brown k Co's wharf, for Barcelona, loading-W P Hall. BRIGS. Hampden, 160 tons, Gait, In Ashley River, for West Indias, loading-J A Enslow k Co. Enrique (Spanish;, 194 tons, Madnena, at Union wharf, I rom Cienfuagoa, waiting-Mordecai k CO. Marla (Spanish), 165 tons, Font, at Palmetto wharf, foi Tarragona, loaning-J A Enslow ic Co. Morey (Spanish polacrc), 250 tons, Vidal at Brown's whan, for Baree ona, loading-W P HalL Rosalia ( -panis h polocre), 689 tons, Mascavo, at Ben? nett's wharf, tor Barcelona, loading-P J Esnard. Joven Carmotita (Span), 103 tons, Ro?dos, at Brown k Co's wu art Lom clenxaogos, walting-W P BaU. W M Nush (Br), 124 tens, McBride, at Southern whait, from i ?rdenos, waitlrg-WP Fall. Baltimore Br), - tons. Viadello. in the stream, ft om Cuba, wai tir g-Risley & Creighton. Eva M Johnson, 248 tons, Johnson, ia Ashley River, for Wood's Hele, loading-J ri Robson. SCHOONERS. Joe'a'i Whitehouse, 270 tons, Jones, m thc Hoads, for New York, ready-J A Enslow k Co. Neliie Carr, 1.13, snowman, in Ashley Biver, for West I'jflics, loiding-Risley k Creighton. Robert Caldwell. 466 tons. McCormick, at Adger's wharves, for Now York, reaay-W Roach k Co. Emeline ibr), 116 tons, Dodge, at Bennett's wharf, for Weit Indies, loading-J A Enslew k Co. J W Maitland, 176 tons, Loighron, in Ashley Biver, for New York, loading-J A Enslow k Co. Ada A Andrews, 267 tons, .bobbins, in Ashley River, fer Bal timora, leading-H F Baker k Co. Albert Thomas, 400 tons, Rodgers, in Ashley Biver, for Philadelphia, loading-H F Baker A; Co. Gerti? Len is, - tone, Hodgdon, in Ashley River, for Baltimore, loading-Screven k Nisbet. N W Smith, 295 tons. Tooker, at Adger's wharf, for New York, loading-W Roach k Co. Shiloh, 270 tons, Hubbard, at Union wharf, from Baltimore, waiting-Master. El Dorado. 74 tons.'J hempson, in Ashley Biver, for BJ Itimore, loading- *crcvon k Nisbet. Ida Richardion. 178 toos, Bedell, in Ashley Biver, for New York, loading-J A Enalow ic Co. Narraso QS< tt, 310 tons, Edgar, at Palmetto wharf, from Galveston, repair! g-J A Lns.o.v k Co. Montrose, 212 tons, Knudson, at Palmetto wharf, from New Orleans, to bo rep,Ired-J A Enslow & Co. Florence Nowell, 223 tons, Fennimore, at Marshall's wharf, from Wood's Hole, discharging-J N Robson. Franklin, 295 ton-?, Swain, at Union wharf, from New York, discharging-T Tupper k sons. Azelda k Lauru, 109 tons. Mciudoo, at Union wharf, (rom Baracoa, discharging- Bart k VVirth. Kanduskeag, Hi tons, Wyatt, at Uuion wharf, from Now York, discharging-W Roach k Co. S A Hammond, 211 ions, Wlhy. at Ad-cr's wharf, lrom Boston, discharging-W Roach k Co. Vraie, 272 tons, Mosen, at Central whan, for Phila? delphia, leading-tl F Baker ic Co. Jonathan aiay. ?26 tons, Neal, at Central wharf, from bagua la Grande, to bc repaired-H F Baker k Co. S T Faker, 265 tons. Brewator, at Adger's wharf, from New York, discharging-W Reach k Co. Nathaniel Chase, - tons, Small, at Kerr's wharf fr, in Not falk, Va, discharging-T J Ktrr k Co, OFFICE No. a 76 KING, OPPOSITE HA S EL -STREET.. January 27 _3mo SOUTHERN STEdN CIL M a\NJJF ACT0R? E. H. RODGERS MANUFACTURER AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN STENCH. STOCK AN3 DIES, STEEL LETTERS AM) STAMPS CHECKS AND TAGS BRASS AND GURMAN SILVER KEY? RINGS, CHAINS, dtc. MARKING ZHSTIKS BY THE GALLON OR BARREL. AGENT FOR HILL'S PATENT HAND STAMPS SEAL PRESSES BRANDING IRONS, cVc. No. 129 EAST BAY-8TRERT, CHARLESTON, S. C. ggj- Call and examine specimens. January 10_ 3mos CHARLESTON DENTAL DEPOT No. 275 KIMi-STRKET. GOLD ANO TIN FOIL. AMVLGAM?, MINERAL TEETH, Steel Goods and every article used by the Dentist. 2mo Januar? 27 rrOUlEg de MACBETH, No. 36 Uroad-strcct Charleston. S. C., BROK EUS, A UCTIONEEBS, REAL ESTATE AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS. Will atttend to Routing and Collecting of Routs and purchase and si e of a tocas, Bondi, Gold, Silver and Heal Es:a:e. ALSO. To the Purchase of Gond- aud supplies for parties in the eeuntry apon rca iou ?b e ;orms. GKOBOE L. UOI.MES..VLESASDcn MACBETH. Jaou'ryl _lyr J M P O It Th It a t) K TEAS, WINES, BRANDIES, ?c., And Dealers in VUOICE FAMILY GROCERIES. WM. s. coawiN k CO. jjgyGoods delivered to all parts of the City. October 21 _ P. P. TOALE, WHOLESALE AND EETAIL DEALER IN AND MANUFACTURER OF DUUBS, SASHES AND BLINDS, HORLBECK'? WHARF, Charleston, 8. C, Particular attention paid to Shipping. July 30_ KOSADALIS Purifies the Blood. For Sale by Druggists E-vcrywIierce July 28 nao lyv SOUTH CAROLINA KAILROAlfc GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE, ? CHABLESTON, B. C., March 20,18?*8. I ON AND AFTEB sui DAY, MARCH 29TH. THB PASSENGER T?AIN8 of tho Routh Corolin? Railroad will run os follows : FOB AUGUSTA. Leave Charleston.6.30 Vi. Arrive at Augusta.3.30 P. M. Connecting with trams for Monti: ornery. Memphis, nashville and New Orleans, via Montgomery and Grand Junction. FOB COLUMBIA. Leave Charleston.6.?0 A. M. Arrive at Columbia.3.50 P. M. Connecting with Wilmington end Manchester R?tt road. Charlotte and South Carolina Railroad and Camden train. Flilt CHARLES'! ON. Leave Augusta.7...6.P0 A. H. Arrive at Charleston.....3.10 K .M. Leave Columbia.6 00 A. M. Arrive at Charleston.3.1U P. M. AUGUST* NIGHT EXPRESS I BUND ?TS EXCLPTED.) Leave Cbarlestou.7.? P. At. Arrive at Augusta.8-M *. M. Connecting with trains lor Memphis, Nashville and flew Orleans, Va Grand Junction. leave Augusta.4.10P. M. Arrive at Charleston.&.LOU A. M. COLUMBI? NIGHT r.X PRESS. (BUNBAvs txrerrcs.) Leave Charleston.9.40 P. M. Arrive at Columbia.6.20 A. M. Connecting (.-undays excptetO with Greenville atd Columbia Railroad. Leave Columbia.5.30 P. M. Arrive at Charleston.5.3? A. M. SI M M El? VI LL h i KAIN. Leave Charleston.3.40 P. M. Arrive at Summerville. 5.10 2. M. Leave Summerville.7.20 A. M. Arrive at Charleston.8.35 A. M CAMDEN URANUB. On Mondays, \Vednttda3> and Saturday*. Leave KingvUle.2.20 P. M. Arri'eat Camden.5.00.*. M. Leave Camden.5.1? A*. M. Arrive st Ringville.7.40 A. Mi (Signed) U. T. PEAKK, April 29 (ierieral Sunonutendeiit Softs. MARVIN'S PATENT Alum & Dry Plaster PIRE PROOi: SAFES Are most desirable for quality, ?aiflh and price. MARVIN'S SPHERICAL BURGLAR SAFES Cannot be Sledged! Cannot be Wedged ! Cannot be Drille dr BANK VAULTS, VAULT DOORS, EXPRESS BOXES, FAMILY PLATE SAFES, COMBINATION LOCKS Please tend for a catalogue to MARVIN & CO., (oldest safe manufacturers) .n . , , (265 Broadway, New Tort Principal j m che8tnat St Phi]at Warehouses J m ?ank Bt > Cleveland|0 And for sale by our agents in the principal cities throughout the . United Statea * H FOR S.'.LE B? WM. M. BIRD & CO., No. 203 EAST BAY, Cll.Ht M'STU?? December 29 lyr ^is all?nenos. JJ B. FICKL1N6 HAVING TAKEN HOCKADAXS STABLES AND LOT8 IN SPBING-S?REET, IB oow prepared to keep CATTLE, HORSES and STOCK of ev. ty dcacripfcn. jheiv 1? a gocd pump and !argc sueds oa<he lot. I will sell Stock on small comm SF ion. Imo February 9 BOOK AND JOB PRINTING-, No. 70 Broad-street. rE SUBSCRIBER, HAVING LOOA! ED AT THE above alan?), is no- prepared to execute every description of 150' K AND JUE PUIN'i 1NG. PAPEB, STATIONERY, ?c., will be kept on hand for sale, C. G. F, RC K MAN*. Kg- Mr. A. J. BURKE will bc happy to sec his o'd friends at the ab ;ve stand. February 8_myf3* M. L. FILLEY'S Celebrated Cooiin? Stoves,-? " PHILANTHROPIST 3 AND " CIVILIAN, Manufactured at Troy, N. Y., and lor sale by ?, L. FULLERTON, AUGUSTA, OA. rilHESE STOVES STAND CNRlViLLED FOE JL capacity, durability, conveniences and thc gen? eral purpese* to which Cocking Stoves are used. The PH IL ANTHROPIsi ie entra hcavj plated, and has Ash Drawer; can bc made iulo a six boiler hole ?tove; has cast iron Wiicr Tack galvanized, or enamel lined. A eiricHy urst-class stove. The CIVILIAN is of a neat des gn, and has a fine larg*. Oven. '1 his Stove con be had with the extension Dark, six boles, and ree-rvoir when desired For further information apply to D. L. FUL LEB TON, January 30 Omca Augusta, Gs,