The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, March 01, 1869, Image 4
THJ? DAILY NEWS.
Sleep.
The mist craw]? over the river.
Hiding tho ?horeon either s'de;
And, under the vaihnt wist forever.
Neither hear we nor feel we the tide.
But our skiff has the will of the river.
Though nothiug is seen to be passed ;
Though the mUt miy hide it forever, forever,
The current is drawing as fast
The matins s . cet from the fa?-off town
Fill the air with th. ir beautif 1 dream;
The vespers w>-re bushi' g tho twilight dowra
Whoo we 'ost our ears in the stream
Exporte.
BARCELONA-Per Spanish balk Ciscar-335 balea
Upland Cotton. 69 bbl? Rosin, 95 bois Tar. 152.
OOO feet Lumber and 'limber_Per Spanish
brig Joven arm alita-170 bales Upland Cotton,
114 bbls far, 200 bbls Hosin.
1TEW YOKE-Per steamship Champion-10 bags Sea
Island and 693 oales Upland Cotton, 132 tierces
Rice, 62 bales Yarr, 105 Packages.
Charleston Cotton and Klee market.
OFFICE Ol- THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS, I
CHARLESTON. Saturday Evening. Fcb'y 27. I
COT!ON.-There was a limit-d demaud for this
fibre and prices w rc ?lightly harder, some opera?
tions taking place at firmer rates but the stiff views
of sellers, wno were asking 28J?@;SJ?c $ 1* for
middling, prev' ntcd purchasers from buying, except
anthe most restrict! d way, the latter offering about
28Vc ?. R> for middling. The market consequently
closed unsettled and nominal, und the quotations
given below are somewhat unreliable, ifales about
210 bales, sa> : la'26V; 48 at 27; 57 at 27V; 2 at
27V; 13 ?t 27K; COat 28; 2 at 28V: 23 at 2*r;c. We
quote:
LTVEBTOOL CLAS3ITICATI0K.
Ordinary to good ordinary.27 @27*i
Low midd hug.28 @- ?
Middling.28V@
By New York classification we quote :
Low middling.28V@
BICE.-lb's article was dull, buyers holding off
or only offering lower prices. Sales 76 tierces clean
Carolina, say: ll tierces at SK: 66 Qt 8!"c ? lb.
We quote nounn dlr romnton to fair clean carolina
at 8@6}i; good. 6M38XC $ lb.
Murfetts Hy Telegraph.
FOREIGN MASKE TS.
LONDON, February 27-Noon.-Consols 93V; bonds
82V.
Two P. M.-Consols closed at 93V- Bonds firmer
at 83. Stocks quiet. Tutpentine 33s
LIVERPOOL, February 27-Noon.-Cot lon firmer
but not bigler. Uplands HJ?d; Orleans 12Vd; eales
lu,eco bales.
Two P. M.-Cotton quiet Uplands ll Vd; Orleans
IS Vd ; sales 10,010 bales. Lard 74s. Tallo* 43s 3d.
HAVRE, February 27.-Cottoa nominal and un?
changed.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK, February 27-Soon.-Cotton firmer
at 29V- Money easy at CaT ; sterling 8V. Oold 31.
62's, 18 V.
Evening -Money easy a* 5s7, most of the day clos
ing at 4a6; sterling lower at S^'aS1,'. Gold 31V
62's, 17V. 8tocks steady. Cotton firmer and not
very active; i aies 1400 bales at 29V. Flour dull and
heavy; superfine State 35 70a6 25: extra state SC 30a
6 65; ch : leo State S6 70a6 80; fancy S6 15a7. Wheat
very dull and nominally l. wer ; red Ohio 91 73; white
Michigan SI 85. Corn lc. better; light si-.pply; mix?
ed Western, new, 93a?4V; old $1 Olal 02. Whiskey
97a97V- Pork firmer jt S32a3'> 50. Lard a shade
lower; kettle. 19.'j'alOV- Turpentine 54a55. Groce?
ries quiet and firm. Freights quiet
BALTIMCME, February- 27.-Market generally un
.hanged Provisii ns m >ro active.
CINCINNATI, i ebruary 27.-Whiskey 02. Pork ir?
regular. Bacon h-jid at extreme rates; shoulders li;
clear sides 17 V. with sales during the day V lower;
sngar-cured hums J8*fal9V
LOUISVILLE, F-bru try 27.-Mess Pork $32. Baeou
-should' rs ll li ; < lear sides 18; bulk shoulders 14V;
clear sid-s 17, rJI parked.
WILMINGTON-, February 27.-Spiriis turpentine
dull. Rosin qui t at $185. Crude turpentine un?
changed. Tar d' dined 5-52 75. Cotton fl it.
AUGUSTA, February 27.-Cotton nus shown more
firmness to-day, ana holders are asking hieher rates,
say 28c for middliug; sales were .ki-'fly at 27Va27&c,
amounting to 133 balee; receipts, 808 bales.
SAVAMNAB, February 27.-Cotton firm, bat no de?
mand; market irregu ar; prices nominal; exports'
coastwise. 1595 bales; receipts, 833bales.
MOBILE, February 27.-Cotton-demand limited
and dull; sales 50 bales ; middling, 26 V* ; receipts
219 bales.
Nrw OSLBANS, February 27.-Cotton-offeringa
limited; middling, 28*4?; sales 2300bales; receipts
1786 bales; exporta 3590boles. Gold, 32. Sterling,
49. Cemmeroi-L 4lj?a42V- New York tight, V
premium. Sugar firm; common, 12vms; prim-,
15ValBV; yellow clarified, 17Vc. Molasses firm;
prime, SOoSlc._
Interior Cotton Marketa.
UNION, Febru ry 26.-Cotton 36Vo.
ABBEVILLE, February 26.- Cotton sales of the
week 40 bales closing firm at 26c.
SELMA, February 25.-Market quiet, damand
light; sales 40 bales at 27 Vc fer middlings.
COLUMBUS. February 25.-The market fiat.
Northern mid lings nominally 26 Ve; little offering.
Warehouse sales t7 bales, receipts 158 bales
MON i GOME KY, February 26.-Cotton dull and
nominal at 26c for low middlings. There is no dis?
position on the part of buyers or holders to operate.
ORANG tBU KG. February 26.-Sales of the week
65 bales. W quote : Or? mary 24 V j good ordinary
-; low mlddlinu 35V; middling 2G.?} ? strict mid?
dling- ; good middling -.
COLUMBI \, February 27.-The unfa vo rabi 3 ne Wi
from Fu'ope, since our last weekly report, has
caused a steady decline ' in the staple, with jig tu re?
ceipts and small sales. We quote middling ar 27c.
The salts ol the week were 126 bales, as i ol lows: 3
at23V;3at26;2at 26V ; 5 at 26V i 54 at27; '2 st
27V;13 at OTK; 18 at 27V; IS et 27V ! 1 ttt 27V; 2 et
*No,
MACON, February 26.-The market opened quiet
this mcrniDK at 26c. 'lhere was very little douo
during the day, holders manifesting no disposition
to seB at quotations. We qno'e ordinary 24V ; good
- ordinary 25; low r-id' 1 ng* 25K; middlings 26c, and
holders firmly hol'ing for an advance. The Liver?
pool maikei to- av cloted easier. Sales 60X0 eales;
quotations li Vail V. i be receipts h?re were
182 bales; sales 151 boles; shipments for two days
342. bales.
Wilmington Market.
WILMINGTON. February 27.-TUBPENTTNB.
Only 80 bbls received and sold at $2 90 for so:t, and
$1 85 for haid per 280 lbs.
SPIKITS lOursNTnrE.-No sales; 61 Vo offered, and
62c asked.
ROBT*.- Sales of 414 bola ab 81 80 for strained,
and $1 85 lor Nv. 2 ; and 2001? bbls strained on private
terms.
TAB-Ia Bc lower, and 133 bbls sold at $2 75 per bbl.
GorroK.-No sales.
PEANUTS, -One lot ef 450 bushels seid to-day at
Si! SOper bushel
Nashville Market.
NASHVILLE, februdry 26.-COTTON.-Liverpool
was again dull to-day, declining Vc, causing dull?
ness ax d a decline of Vc in New York. ? he mar cet
here closing weak wu h little disposition to eitLr.
buy or sell. We qnote : Ordinary 24V ; good ordi
?ary 26 V; low rn ul di ng 25c.
COTron STATEMENT.
Steak on hand September 1. 1866. 60
Leceived to-day. 280
Reeeived pr- viously.Si.122-38 402
-Mal.88.162
fchipp d to-day. 3X9
Shipped previously.32,027-32 346
Stock on hana*.6.116
COB*.-Keoipts continue large. Market dull aud
Bligh: ly droop ng. -ales, m th' ear, at60a63a66c;
shelled 63n65a(7c; sacked and depot delivery 76a78a
86*.
31<*tiiphis Market.
MFMPHIS, Februuiy 26-There was a fair de?
mand for mi du g a 28a28Vc to-day, and no: wi. h.
stai ding the m favorable character or udvioc.- fi om
New York ai d liver, ool, 28Vcw?s realized on seve?
ral br gbt and ev n running tables, wbi h was iL?i
price generally claimed by factors; bnt eales, how?
ever, were light, as bu ere ?-nd kellere ?.?.? rat. er
apart in their views, although considerable of an
anxiety to i rah re was apparent, especially at the
close, when model ate eiders for avenge mi do lim
might have o tn execu eo at 28c. th* New York mar- .
ket hav.ng declined to ?Sc and me Livtrp ol market
being down to ll J.d. ike lower gradea were ne
glecteo and relatively lower. Sales were n t over
SOO bales. We quote middling closing ncminxlly
26a28Vc
COTTON STATXrMXST.
Stock on hand sep.eiuber 1, 1868. 47
Received to-day. 377
Beeeived prer.ouily.201,503-201,680
Total. 201,627
Exported to-day.1,390
Exported previously.176.7H4-178 183
Stock on hand .23,418
???ess aarkot.
BOSTON, February 24 - Ca- JU.-The market for
thw article continues quiet, A recent import of
Singapore Jsra was previously disposed of. Small
sales of Java at 22Va23o, gold, and Rio at I3al8c.
gola. lu St. Domingo nothing has been done for
some time, and pr ces are quite nominal.
Corio*.-The market has been very unsettled for
this article since last weak, prices fluctuating full lc
per po.ind, and close firm with 'avonb'o ?dvicet
Iront abroad. Manufacturera have been liberally
supplied by recent arrivais, and transa -tions bato
been quite small, hut there is ooosldernble specula?
tive inquiry. We quoto ordinarv at 2C)?a?7Kc;
good ordinary at 38a38Ve; low middling at28)?a
23Vc, and middling at 29Va30c per pound, includmg
uplands and Gulf
DOMESTICS.-i he market for both cotton and woo. .
lea goods is only moderatt-ly active, but pri?es have
not varied materially since our last, and a better de?
mand is soon looked for.
GUNNY BAGS.-Sales of 270 bales heavy at 17V,
currency, now held at 17Val7V
GUNNT CLOTH.-There has been a fair demand,
with sales of 250 bales nt 21V, eurrency. and 118
bales at 9*Va9V. f-'u:J> tn bond. Market now brm at
21Va21V- currency.
RAY.-ike sales of Tastern and Northern have
been at $15a21 per ton, as to quality.
NAVAL STOKES-In spirits turpentine there have
been small sales at 58. 60c per gallon. Tar i- fli mer
and uow held at S lal 50 per bbl, but sales limited
lu rosin nothing of any consequence has been done
aud tor pitch the market is quirt.
RICE-Th? sales comprise 200 casks Carolina at 9V
alOVeper lb.
TEAS-Demand good, and sales have been consid?
erante at full prices. 1 be transa-tions in Souchongs
have be*n 2"JUO half chests, at 85ca$l lor good me?
dium, of which lttOO half chests were tor New York;
and 1100 half chests broken leaf Coneoo, at 23a27c,
gold, in bond Thc sales of greens and Japans have
been iu email lots at full prices. Oolrngs have t c en
in demand, with sales of ?000 half chests at from 70e
a$l 55, us to quality.
Consignees per Som tx Caiolma lt au road
February 87.
412 bales Cotton, 36 bil?s Domestics, 4107 bushels
Grain. 2 cars Wood. 5 cars Lumber, 1 car stock. To
Railroad Agent, Pelzor. Rodgers A. Co, T H & W De
wees, Reeder 4 AM .-'s, G W Williams 4 '"o, Ravonei
k Co, A J salinas. Fror.' 4 Adger, Dowling k Co, J
R Pi ingle, Mowry k Co, Brodie k Co, Johnston,
Crews k Co, W K Ryan. G H Waller k Co, E J Wise,
G Foll?n. Graeser & Smith. Goldsmth k Son, Camp?
ten 4 Co, J N Tideman fi Co, West k Jones, C Grave
ley, W Roach.
Consignees per Northeastern Railroad
February 87.
83 bales Upland and 2 bales Sea Island Collen. 625
bushels Uouuh Rico Lumber, Wood, Toba-co. Mdse,
kt. To Heeder k Davis. J A Smyth, Bischoff & Co,
J A Quackcnbueh. J Marshall, Jr. S D Stoney, C J
Fuller, J Nolan. Mrs L Percy. Caldwell & Sons, Pel
acr, Rousers fe Co, Gaillard. & Mmott, Stenhouse &
Co. Graeser k Smith, J F laylor k Co, W K Uvan, A
B Mulligan. E Phoenix, Kendall k Docke.y, Gen W
FITrvin, G W Williams k Co, Ravenel k co, Mowry
4 Co, G Foll?n, Railroad Agent
Consignees per Charleston ant* Savau
nah Railroad, February- ?7.
eaton, Rice, Mdpe, Wood, kc. To J T Kanapaux,
W O Bee & Ca, J Fi asor k Co, A M Maury, Railroad
Company, S sanders, Rev A T Porter, ? opby Castle,
Louisa Whito. Gaillard k Minott, W G Yfhildcn k Co,
J N Robson, J J 4 H O Martin.
t'assensrr*.
Per steamship Champion, for \ew ?'ork-B Ross,
WDecSVr. H speen,v, A Holdeud. dr Holland, Mr
Hammond an d wife, F S Sanburr. .1 "I ?winton, A
Priestly, E W Scott. S L Wriithe. ri M Veron, E D
Baye.-?. Mr Waldo, wile, two children and i urse, A S
Gibte?. R D Cochran and wife, C E Slade, U blank,
Miss M Pcttus, Mrs Johnson.
Per steamship Saragossa, from New York-M
Graham, A i-etty und daughter, Mr aud Mrs 0 W
Ja'awlov, C H Gladden, E L Turner, Mrs Stratton, C
Wading, M E?mes E A Montford. Mis? Ki tobie.
Per steamer Dictator, from Palutka. via Jackson?
ville. Fernandina. 4c- G 1 -.ford md wile, i Mann
and wife Misses Mam., J Mann, W B Gilbert, s K
Day, s Holmes, J S Smitli, J T Dickenson, S sturde
vant. E Davis, J Sawyer. R H Manning, J S Corbin,
Miss Washington. E I Jacques. J Philo ps, Mr Duff.
Mr Noble, Col Wilburn*, wile und two serva ts. Mr
Aulder&haw. J G Hammel. M K.Iostlett, C W I ewiR,
H R Christian, t) Sumner. F Oliv- r, W T -hulord.
Mr? Shuford. Master Shuiord G M Blake. Mr Ma
brick. Mr Hall. T B ll. A S m nui?on. M M Kian, Mr
Willer, Mrs Cohen. Miss Cohen and servant. Captain
?Dutch, Mr Lathrop and wife, Misses Lathrop, Mr
Lathrop.
Per steamer Pilot Boy, from 'avannali via Beaufort,
Hilton Hear!, fee-C H Camt>. R O'Neill, G V Parlor.
J Parker, J smith, W A Kirby. W G Aden I L Den
nette. G H Koset. Gen Fry, J Salvo, D Casey. H lt
Vannes?, J Bot han aud wile, A- Priestly, J Loycc, J
Whaloy, anti 13 on des :.
Per steamer Emilie, fron Reoreot wn. s c
C R Anderson, S S Wei ner, W L tt ebb, < 'aptain U
Buck, J L loonier Mrs Waldo B Mordecai, '.ap ain
S W Maurice lt Wallace R C Mo-oly. J W Ford. J
R Ford, Mrs Merse, und other?.
Per steamer St Helena, from Edisto and Hcckvillo
H U Loper and lady. J Evaus, Mr Ed m g s and lud , J
Hopkinson, P K Paulding, Major J Jen ins. Miss
Irene Jenkins, J I Townsend A li Wes coat, John
Delghan, E Whaloy, and SO on deck.
iHarinc 'ftcm5.
?Vort ot Charleston, Ma roh 1.
PO KT (JJ^LtKAS UJ^H,.
SUASKS or THE MOON.
Last Quarter, 5th, 12 hours. 23 minutes, morning.
New Moo J. 13th, 3 hours, 26 mirutcs, morning.
First Quarter, 21st, 12 hours, 36 minutes, morning,
tull Muon, 27tb. 4 hours. 12 minnies, cveuiug.
1 Monday.... 6..29 5..56 9..49 9..57
2 Tuesday....? 6..S3 6..67 10..53 10..45
8 Wednesday.! 6..26 j 5..58 ? ll..56 | ll..34
4 Thursday... 6..25 6..59 1 Morn. 12..31
?Friday. ....I 6..24 j 6. 59 1 12..57 ? 1..31
6iSuturday... C..23 6.. 0 1..49 2..31
7|Suuday.I 6..21 I 6.. 1 I 2..43 3..35.
Arrived Saturday.
Sehr W H Tiers, Hoffman, Cionfuegos-sailed Feb?
ruary ll. Sugar ai d Molassep. To H F Baker 4
Co. Bound to Philadelphia. In tho Gulf Stream
had a sharp bead sea with heavy gale?.; camel away
main and foreboom, and leaked so badly had to koop
the pumps steadily going, with the leak constantly
increasing.
Sehr Ann S Deas from Weit Point MUI. 64 tierees
Rice, lo Cohen, Hanckel 4 Co.
steamar Pilot Boy, Peck, Sav anah via Beaufort,
Hilton Head and Edisto. 14 bales cotton, and sun?
dries. 1 e J Ferguson, W M Lawton, Pinckuey Bro?,
Kirkpatrick 4 Witte, J H Graver, J S Purse, Hop?
kins, McPherson 4 Co. H Griffin, J A Enslow 4 Co,
Mrs K s chap?n, J Adger 4 co. W Armstrong. W c
Bee 4 Co. southern Express Co, Miss M ? Boye.
steamer Emilie, Davis, Georgetown, S C. 161 les
Bice, 220 bags eed Bice, 12 baloe Co'..on. and Sun?
dries. To shackelford 4 Kelly. W K Ryan, Thurs?
ton 4: Holmes, Mirdeeai 4 Co. J M Ea on A- Bro, J
H Dawson, H M Ma lgault, Miss O M Mazy ck, Mas?
ter I Mazycb, J A Trenholm 4 son, MisaDaBclaigne,
J M caldwell 4 sons, U bischoff 4 Co, W B >y.i B
O'NcUl, L C Nowe l, G H Iograham 4 Son, ."J
others.
sloop Ellen, Gradick, Cooper River. 1040 bushels
Rough Rice. To P G Cart.
Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Saragossa, Ryd-r, Now York-left
Thursday, P M. Mdse, lo Ravenel 4 Co, / dams.
Damon ? Co Berny 4 Perry, G W Aimar, J AI.cu.
C D Ahren8 4 Co. U D Burl ct'. K Bate? 4 co, K M
Butler, L < oben 4 Co, Carolina nub, Chisolm (?ros,
C Cabu, Courtenay, Clacius A* Witte W li > bufeo 4
Co, L Chap?n 4 Co. H ? obla 4 Co, Crane, Uoylston
4 Ct F Chr stman, Bowie k Moise T D Deferer, A
W E' kol 4 Co, B Feldmaun A. Co, I 1. Falk 4 Co, J
Franck, Furcb^ott 4 bro. For yth. M -Comb k Co, T
P Forreston, J H Graver, G H Gruber, A G Goodwin,
agent, H Gerdts 4,Co. Goodrich, Wiueman fe Co, O
Goldstein, F Hor-ey. J W Barrisson, Holmes 4
Calder. N A Bunt, A W Ham, D B Uazk-tou. A H
Hayden, J Banckel, I Hyman, Jr. A Illiug, Jcffor s
fe Co. Johnston. Crews k Co, Jennings. 'Ibonthuson
4 Co, A M Jager. L< ont 4 Murray, M U Knox, J P
Keip. Klinck. Wickenborg ? Co. Kinsman lires. H
Klatte & Co, Kirkpatrick 4 Witt-, J K> nny, C Karri
sou, L LorensW K Liwleae, Lauroy 4 Alexander, J w
McMillan. Leugnick k sell. Moise k Co, Muller,
Nimitz 4 Co. J W McDowell k son, J G Milnor 4 Co,
5 R Ma sha.], McLoy 4 Rice. J Marion, T McCarthy,
M ?wry k Co, Marshall 4 Burge, R Martin, Marshall
4 MoMiilan, W A Mehrten?. Mantoue 4 co. North,
Steele 4 Wardell, N E iisilroad Agent. D O'Neill 4c
ben, B U'Ntill, C P Popp.nheim, W F loddon. P P
('?nu, D Paul k Co, C F Pankuin, Pelzor, Rodgers 4
Co. J H Bennett' r. Ravenel 4 Holmes. Raoul .'c Ly
nab, J R Read t ('o, C tl Righter, J Ku??ell. J Ru*
helmer. S C Kaiiread Agct southern Exnress co, G
W Mellens, W b teadman k Co, F E Gwinu, shack
ellord & Kelly, Strauss 4 Vance, s toll, Went) A- Co, C
Staughton, W A Skri ,e, M A ranulunson. O Tide
man, W G trott, Tobias' Sens. W W Gay.ord. F vun
santen. E R White, Wulbern 4 Stelbug, W G Whil
den A Co, F Weyhman. Werner 4 Busker, Wageuer
? Monaees. Zegbaum, Young 4 Co.
Sehr Aunio barton, Frinl--, Philadelphia-13 days.
Coal. To H F Baker 4 Co, Gas Compauv. Expe?
rienced heavy gales, and was dr vin three limes
north ot Hat tents.
Behr Clara. Mulford, Philadelphia-12 days. Coil
and Md-e. To H F baker fe Cu, Budd k Blake, G W
Aimar, 1 ameroo, Barkley 4 Co, J E Ai. gor 4 Co. E
H Kelle-s A Co, .1 G Hass-foen, B k Co, H B 4.Co. C
F Pankuin. McDuff Cohen. Williams ? Co, Tobias'
son:-, G H Piowu, Brown ,v Manning, charleston
Ch mica! Pho.-phatc Co, U O'Neill. Dowie fe Moise,
Bollmann Bro , J F Taylor 4 Co. 0 P Popp-nbenn.
Duval 4 Sou, s K Marshall, I P Forreston. Kailroid
Agent. Order, and others. Experienced heavy gales
most of thc p issage.
Sehr Ki hard Vaux, Whittier, Wood'. Hole, -
days. Guano. To J N Hobson.
Steamer Dictator, Coxotter, Palatka via Jackson?
ville, Fernandina, and Savannah, ll bales and 1
pocket Cotton, 119 sacks Cotton .-eed, and Mose To
J D Aiken 4 Co, Mautoue K Co. J B I ogni. Heeder 4
Davis, W B W illiams 4 Sou. Fragor fe 1 ill, G H lu
graham 4 bon, Kirkpatrick 4 Witto, Moffett & Whar?
ton. J 4 Co. U Eason, Jr, S Cohen Dr J P Chtzal, U
Drover, Dome 4 Moise J A Enslow 4 Co, K B -tod
dard 4 Co, S Bunt 4 Son, B O'Neill, H G ord s fe Co
W B ?yan. .
Steamer Planter, White, Cheraw, S C. 179 halos
Cotton. Old Iron, Hides, 4c. lo John Ferguson,
Mowry 4 Co, G W Williann 4 Co, Kirkpatrick 4
Witte, G rae.-er 4 -tt.itb. thurston 4 HolratH, ciag
born, Hernng 4 Co Trost 4 Adger, shacko ford fe
Kelly. W MsNeill, Adams 4 Smith, Scrcven 4 Ms
bet, Pe'zer. I?? dgers 4 Co, R H Harney, a Bischoff
fe co, M Goldsmith &*8on.
Sloop ten?an,. Jones, Will town. 1490 bushels
Rough Rice. To W U Bee 4 Go.
Steamer St Helens, Rumley, Edisto and Eoek
viUe. 7 bales Cotton, Mdse, and Sundries, To J H
Horny, W C Bec ft Co, Ravenel k Co, J Colcoek k
Oo, Fraser ft SUI, b Howe, JOH CJausaen, McOorty,
and other?.
Cleared Saturday.
Steamship Champion, Lockwood, New York-Janus
Adger ft Co.
Spanish barb Ciscar, O'.lver. Barcelona-W P Hall.
SpaniRh brig Joven Canaalita, Ro?dos, Bareelona
W P Hall,
Sailed Saturday.
Steamship Champion, Lockwood, New York.
Srhr N W Smith, Tooknr, New York.
Sehr Narragansett, Edgar, Boston.
Kehr G C ol orris, Avis, Jacksonville.
Steamer City Point, MeNelty. Palatka, via Jackson
ville, Fernandina sad Savannah.
Sailed Yesterday.
Spanish barb Ciscar, Oliver, Barcelona.
Spanish brig Joveu Caimaliti. Boldos, Barcelona.
Spanish brig Morey. Vidal, Majorca and Bareelona.
From til is Port.
Sehr Franklin, Swain, Wilmington, N 0. Feb 26.
Sehr Albert Thomas, Boger?, New Haven, Conn,
Feb 2L
Up for thia Port,
Scbr H N Squires,-, at Boston, Fob 26.
Sehr ?arah Cullen, Avis, at Boston. Feb 25.
Cleared for this Fort.
Steamship J W Everman, Snyder, at Philadelphia,
Feb 25.
Sehr Galena, Hale, at Boston, Feb 25.'
Sehr Eliza Sawyer, Sawyer, at Portland. Me, Feb 25.
behr sylvan, Blanch II d, at New York, Feb 21.
Sehr Trade Wind, Hoffman, at New York, rob 24.
Sailed for this Port.
Sehr Scud, Coggins, Lom Calais. Me. Feb 26.
Sehr Mary D Haskell, Barbour, from Wood's Hole,
Feb 24.
Shipnevrs by Telegraph.
WiLaHNOTON, February 27-Cleared, Bebeoea
Clyde tor New Yark; J A Gary for Baltimore.
SAVANNAH, February 27-Arrived, steamship Virgo
from New Yorb; ?ehr Abbey Pittman frcm Massachu?
setts.
Cleared, steamship Wyoming for Philadelphia;
Huntsville and San Jacinto tor New Vork; brig Sarah
Gilmore for Philadelphia; .-chra Fannie Keating for
Barbadces; Wm Hunter for st Mary's.
February 24-Arrived, steamship Thames from
New York.
Weather cold. Wind NW.
Memoranda.
The sehr Wm Slater. Smalley, from Georgetown, 8
C, arrived at Newburyport February 24.
The scbr Abigail Balay. Haley, far Georgetown, S
C, cleared at New York February 26.
LIST UP VF;? SKI.s
UP, CLEARED AND S M LEB FOR Tilia POh'i
FOREIGN
LIVERPOOL.
The Edith Wheeler, sailed.Jan.12
British bark David McNutt, MeElkenny, aid.. Jan 18
Bark Harriet b Hussey, Holmes, sailed.Jan 14
british brig Cecilia, Bistrup, sailed.Jan 6
HAVRE.
Snip Facile, Foss, sailed.Jan 4
POKT TALBOT.
The Oeurisr, Jsnkins, sailed.-Jan 12
DOMESTIC.
?curren.
Steamship Alliance, Symmes. sailed.Feb 20
Sehr Charles k Raymund, Higgins, cleared....Fd? 20
Srhr B N Hawkins. Wyatt, rleared.Feb 19
Sehr Mary D baskeU. Barbonr, cleared.Feb 10
Sehr Annie E Glover. Terry, up.i eh 17
sclut Gale- a. Hale, cleared.Feb 25
Behr sarah Cullen, AVIS, up.Feb 25
Sehr H N r quires,-, up.Feb 25
FORTLAND. ME.
Sehr S E Adams Donnell, cleared.Feb 16
Sehr Eliza sawyer, sawyer, cleared.Feb 25
0 'LAIS, JIB.
Sehr Scud, Oog?inp, sailed.Feb 20
WOOD'S BOLE.
Behr Mary D Hasksll, Baruoar, sailed.Feb 24
-Uv lui I:
Sehr B W Godfrey Sears, cleared.Feb 12
Sehr I) O Hulee, Htldretb, chared.Feb ll
sehr Korst, Crocker, cloan-d.Feb 9
Srhr laichaiu ress Covert, cleared.Feb 6
Sehr lr. de Wiud, Hoffman, chared.Fob 24
SehrSvlv.in. Blanchard, cleared.hen 21
Sehr Matthew Kinney, Ogler, cleared.Feb 17
Sehr Gt oige H Mills, Mills, cleared.Feb 23
Sehr Lucy A Orcult, i-a.'kcll, up.Feb 16
schrWanata,--. up.Feb 18
Sehr liobcrt Caldwell. Mccormack, up.Keb 22
Sehr N W McGoe, -. up.Feb 23
PHILlPKLl'lilA . I
Steam-hip J W Ererman, Snyder, cleared_Feb 25
Sehr Hrnry Allon, Tutem. up.Fob 15
Sehr Emma R Graham, Smith, cleared.Feb 22 .
UALTIMOIIE.
Sehr Campbell. Torry, up.Fob 13
Sehr Laura, Coonans, up.Feb 8
NORFOLK.
Scbr Magnolia,-. cl? arcd.Feb 20
J.jarknirf, &r.
HAEDWAEE
HART ?Sc CO.,
CORN UR KING ANO M A St IC ET STS.,
CHARLESTON, S. C.,
IMPORTEES AND JOBBERS OF
Foreign and t omcstic Hard ware,
CUTLERY, GUNS,
ENGLISH AND SWEL'tSH BAR IRON
PLOJGH AND NAYLORS CAST STEEL.
METALS.
ENGLISH. HOLLOWWARE,
Consisting of POTS, OVENS, SPIDERS and EXTRA
LIDS
CIRCULARS, CROSS CDT AND MILL SAWS
MLLL ROCKS AND BOLTING CLOTH
PLOUGHS,
AND A VARIETY OF
AGRICULTURAL I ?MP LEM EM'S.
PLAIN, STAMPED AND JAPANNED
TINWARE.
WOODEN WARE
GLUE
AND
A VARIETY OF FANCY GOODS.
P. S.-Descriptivo Catalogues can bo had on ap?
plication. fiuw3raW8 PAO_Novomber J7
HOES ! HOES! HutS!
HARDWARE OF DIRECT IMPORTATION
BY
Brig Agra and Steamship Golden Horn,
FROM LIVERPOOL. .
BRADES' CROWN HOES
ELWELL'S HOES
ELWELLS SOCKET SPADES
St EEL CORN MILLS
PADLOCKS IN SE I'S, WISE MASTER KEYS
CARRON WARE, ?ta
With a general usso tm?ntot American Hardware
and Ploughs, which 1 oller low for cash.
C. P. POPPEN HEIM,
No. 417 ElNG-?TREEr,
February 1 Imo* DAC Sigu on the Pavement.
JJOLMBS ec MACBETH,
No. 36 Broad-street,
Charleston, h. C.,
BROKERS, AUCTIONEERS, REAL E8TATB
AND
GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS.
Will atttond to Rantiug and Collecting of Rents
and purchase and sa o ol' stocks, Bouus, Gold,
Silver und Weal Eelaie.
ALSO.
To the Purehase of Goods and Supplies for parties
m tho country upon rca-somblo lenns.
GEOHOB C. HOLMES.ALEXANDER MACBETH.
January 1 ljr
Q J. SCH L EPE t? R E 1.1,,
No. 37 LINE-STREET,
BETWEEN KING AND ST. PHILIP.
LDMBER OF EVERY DESCKIPIION A.NL
BUIi.UING MATERIAL, LIME and PIASTER.
ING LATHS. PAINTS. OILS. GLASSES, SHINGLES;
also (.ROOVE AND IONGUE BOARDS, ftc, con?
stantly on baud *t tn? lowest market prices.
September T> mtbslvr
F.
H. T ll E N H O Ii M .
No. 1 BROAD-STREET,
CHARLESTON. 8- C.,
MINSK, SHIPPEU AND DUALER
i Carolina Native Bone Phosphate.
January ll 3mcs
(Oohing ?? /nraiifjinrj (fitonHa.
CLOSING OUT SALE.
IN ORDER T? DISPOSE OF THE BALANCE OF
. ?UR
FALL AND WINTER
CLOTHING.
So as to maso room for oar
SPRIN3 AND SUMMER SUPPLIES
Which we expect the Hiter p;irt of this month, we
have reduced the prices of nur Goods -
REUARDL?SSTOCOST wP MANUFAC?
TURING THE SAREE.
Thanking tho public for their very liberal patron?
age, we hope by our fair dealing to merit a contin?
uance of the same. We respectfully invite ono and
all to call and see for themselves. "
I. L. FALK & CO.,
RETAIL DEPARTMENT No. 303 KING-ST.,
Next to Cowpertbwait's Furniture Store,
WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT,
No. 157 Meeting-street.
February 2 Imo Opposite Charleston Hotel.
il?iiff)inrrij, (Castings, (Etc.
PHOIV1X IRON WORKS.
JOHN F. TAY LOR & CO.,
SUCCESSORS TO
CAMERUN di CO..
Engineers, Boilermakers, ?c.,
Nos. 4, 6 and 8 PR ITCH A RD-STR EE1,
(NEAR THE DB Y DOCK),
Charleston, S. C.
STE A il ENGINES AND BOILERS-MARINE,
STATIONERY AND PORTABLE.
RICE TH RES LIERS AND MILLS OF EVEP.Y
DESCRIPTION.
SHAFTING, POLLEYS AND GEARING,
IRON FRONTS FOR BUILDINGS,
CASTINGS OF EVERY KIND IN IRON OR
BRAS*.
Wo guarantee to furnish ENGINE 1 and BOILERS
oras good quality and power, and atas low rates a
can bc had in New York. EaUlrnoroor Philadelphia.
AGENTS POR
Ashcrofts Low-water Detect'r.
THE ONLY PEI.'FECT SECURITY AGAINST
DAMAGE FRO M LOW WATER IN
TUE IK;HEIL
REPAIRS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
Fe *i mary 1 nan UTO?
K IC O n 1 TO 350
horse power, including ilio
cc cbmtcd Corliss Cut-; tl
t.ngiu-R, ?-lido Valve Sta
lionury tncines, Portaolo
Engines, tc *lso, Circu
ur Jiu Uv and Gang Saw
Mills, .?uuar Cano Mills,
.?h-dring. Pulleys, kc. L-th
md -bingle Mills, Wheat
and Corn Mills. Circular
aws. Belting, kc Scud
ior doscriptivo Circular and
, Price List
WOOD & MANN STEAM ENGINE CO.,
Februnry 18 Cn'os Uiica. New York.
IMPORTANT
TO RIOE PLANTERS.
WAGONbR & MATTHEWES' IMPROVED
RICE DRILLS
Ju?t received ky the sn'iserihers, who nre agents for
this State of these practical arid successful
Labor-savim: Machines.
THXT ABE A Leo A0ETKT8 FOR
THE BUCKEYE MOWER AND REAPER
LOMBARD'S HAND RUE HULLER
BECKFORD & HUFFMAN'S GRAIN
DRILL-with Gumo attachment
THE DOUBLE CYLINDER COTTON GIN
FOLSOM'S HAND-SOWING MACULNES
ALLEN'S BAND PuWER,
Which Uley offer ai Vanufaclurpr's prices, toge!har
with a large assortment of Ploughs el all Makers.
COLLINS* STEEL PLOUGHS-one and two
horse
BRINLY'S STEEL PLOUGHS-oae and two
horse
AMES'PLOUGHS OF ALL KINllS^
And Agricultural Implements. Hardware, Bar Iron
Cutlery and Guns.
J. E. ADGEK & CO.,
No. m MEETINtt-STREET AND No. 62
EAST RA Y-STREET,
CHARLESTON, S. V.
February 3 wfmlaae
JTOKTH, STEELE di WARDELL,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
FANCY G O O 1> S ,
STA TIONERY, PERFUMERY, CUTLER I
HOSIERY, FURNISHING GOODS,
WHITE GOODS, EMBROIDERY, kc, fcc,
No. 1G7 Mcclliig-strect,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
J. B. SI EELE. C. C. NORTH,
A. W. WARD ELL, Jn. New York.
January 2? Imo
J T . H I' M P ll R E V S ,
BROKER, AUCTIONEER AND COMMIS?
SION MEIICUAST.
SALES OF BEAL ESTATE, MOCKS, BONDS, SE
8URIHE-. AND PERSONAL PliOPEETY
Al TENDED TO.
No. ?7 BROAO-STREET,
OHABLK-TON. S. ..
REFERENCES.
Hon. HENRY BUI*'i, W. J. MAORATD. E?q.,
General JAMI'S CONNER, T. H. WAItINO, Esq.
? >Ct0l _
gllAMNON ?SC BROWN,
ATTORNEYS AND SOLICITORS,
Lancaster Courthouse, so ut ii Carolina.
WM M. SHANNON. I JOHN BROWN.
Camden, Ho. Cs. | Lancaster C. H., So. Ca.
February '?0 10*
D.
B. FICKLIN G
HAVING TAKEN
HOCKADATS STABLES AND LOTS
IN SPR?NG-STREET,
Ia DOW prepared to keep CATTLE, H0B3ES and
STOCK of evi-ry description. 'Jherc is a gocd
pump and large s?eds on the lot. I will sell Stock
on small comm ss i on. Imo Februar; 0
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
MESSRS. PELLORSE & CO., HOR"* ICULTU-.
RISTS. from Pads, have the honor to Inform
the publ'c that they h<rve arrived in this oity with a
beautiful assortment of
FLOWERS,
PLANTS ANO FANCY SHRUBfJ
For Gardens and Bouses, as fo lows :
100 difforont kind" ot very uno grafted R03ES.
400 varieties of FBDIT ? HEES of the flneBt quail
ties, among w icu are tho Cherry Tree (Empress
Eugenie) elgin ot tho Cherries weighing ono pound.
'Iho Butter Pear, incomparable, Wiighs from one
to two pound- each; aud a large assortment ot
Flowers and Vegetable >ccd
Also, very floe Uulbs of every sort, which remain
in bloom from five to ax months.
Carnation Pinks (. ew var.etics) recently intro?
duced In France.
Amateurs are solicited to call and examine the
abovoassortments at the alor ; No. 192 Eing-strect.
All of the above Plants will be warranted, as tho
importers are woll Vnowc among Horticulturists in
this country as responsible in thtir engagements.
March 1 _C PtLLORt-E k CO.
LONDON AND PARIS EXPOSITIONS,
IPIRIZE MEDALS I
THE
GEORGE A. CLARK'S
O. IST. T.
SIX tOKD, SOFT FINISH
SPOOL COTTON.
This favorite Thread being Six Cord to No.
80, purely Soft Fmish, is recommended for its
great superiority for Hand and Machine Sow?
ing.
FOR SALE BY THE
Principal Wholesale and Eelail
Dry Goods and Notion Dealers.
February 27_Imo
M. L. FILLEY'S
Celebrated Cooking Stoves,
" PHlLANTUKUriST" AND " CIVILIAN,"
Manufactured at Troy, N. 1*., end for sale by
D. L. FULLERTON,
AUGUSTA, GA.
THESE STOVES STAND UNRIVALLED FOB
capaaity, 'durability, convenience, and the gen?
eral pti'-pose-' lo which rookluuStovea tire used. The
PHlLANTBROPlsi is sjlra heov> pl ited, and bas
Ash Drawer; can bo mad? Into a six boiler hole
?tove; has cast iron Wilcr Tank galvanized, or
enamel lined. A strictly first-class Stove. The
CTVn.lAN ia ol a noat design, and has a flue largs
Oven. This Stove can be had with the extension
oack, six holes, and reservoir wkon desired
For further information apply to
D. L. FOXLE n TON,
January 30 Cmos Augusta, Ga.
LEATHER AND RUBBER
BELTING.
Steam Packin?
Lace Leather
Rivets and Burs
Reit Hooks, &c.
F9R SALE BY
WM. M. BIRD & CO.,
No. 203 EAST DAY.
CHARLESTON, S. ?.
Jannary C Sma
J O Ii .\ O . ALEXANDER,
ACCOUNTANT,
NOTARY PUBLIC AND GENERAL AGENT,
No. 16 l: rond-stn ct.
RESPECTFULLY i-OLICQS BJSINESS IN AD?
JUSTING ACCOUNTS of Merchants and others,
and m WRITINj UP AND PONTING their BOOBS,
either in part or whole, kc. Jauurry !>
SOUTHERN
STEKCIL1IAKUFACT0R?
E. H. KODGrERS
MANUFAOXUREB AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN
STENCIL STOCK ?ND DIES,
STEEL LETTERS AIVD STAMPS
CHECKS AND TAGS
li KASS AND GERMAN SILVER KEY?
RINGS, CHAINS, ?bc.
MARKI1STQ LLxnsis
BY TBE GALLON OB BARREL.
AGENT FO!l
HILL'S PATENT HAN O STAMPS
SEAL PUESSES
BRANDING I ROMS, eke.
No. 129 EAST BAY-STKEKT,
CHARLESTON, C.
jf?3~ Call and oxnmino epccimons.
January 16 3rnos
OFFICE No. 275 KING,
OPPOSITE BASEL-STREET.
January 27 3mo
E?8 AD ALIS
Purifies the Blood.
For Sale by.Orugglsts Every vr he .
July 28 ??C 1}?
FEBTILIZEBS!
RHODES' SUPERPHOSPHATE !
THE'OLD AND LONGEST ESTABLISHED STANDARD MANURE
ORCHILLA GUANO ! PERUVIAN GUANO !
KBODES' MANUBE IN IT8 PBEPARATION. IS MADE EQUALLY ADAPTED FOB FAGING
larce crops or Cotton. Corn, Wheat, rooac.o Potatoes and other Boot Crops.
I ho Manuiactaring Department ts conducted by Frederick Klett, oue or the most s :illfal Chemists and
Manufacturer? in the United States.
It is endorsed, approved and recommended by all of the most prominent Chemists and Agriculturists in
thc Southern staten. "It can be relied upon ss uniform in quality," always reliable, productive of large
crops, and unexcelled by any in tho market, in tho high percentage of "Irue Fertilizing Principles."
Price ?57 50 cash, or ?C5 time, with Factor's acceptance, and 7 per cent, interest until 1st December,
1869.
on CH ILLA GUANO-"AA." a flue Bird Guano, rich In Phosphates and AlkaUno Salts. Price $35
cash $40 time.
PL, UL' VT AX GUANO-Warranted pure, and always on hand. Furnished at market prices for cash.
Analysis of Rhodes' Standard Superphosphate of Lime.
Moisture Expelled at 212?.?5.05
Soluble Phosphoric Acid.9.06
Equal to Phosphate Limo.19.78
Common Phosphoric Acid.;_16.03
Equal to Bono Phosphate.34.99
Total Phosphat?e.?.54.77
Lime with Phosphoric Acid.:. .29.68
Saud.;...00.00
Sulphate of Lime and other Salts not estimated.40.18
100.00
The above analysis indicates a Manorial Superphosphate of Lime of the highest erado ordi?
narily found in the American market. Ita larce ?mount of Soluble Phosphoric Acid supplies
an active nutriment for the development and maturity of the fruitage. The Sulphuric?Acid
which it contains, by chemical affinity with the elementa of most soils contribute to ita Fer?
tilizing Properties. To ehow. ita best effects, this Superphosphate should be applied under
and in contact with thc Seed, and with a moderately shallow covering of aoll.
A. MEANS,
Inspector, Savannah, Chatham County, Georgia.
G. H. WILLIAMS, Assistant Chemist.
February 13th, 1869.
Wo guarantee that every package of RHODES' STANDARD SUPERPHOSPHATE ab.aU>
fully come up to the above analysis.
B. M. RHODES & CO.,
No. 82 SOUTH-STREET, BALTIMORE.
B. S. RHETT & SON,
AGENTS, CHARLESTON, S. C.
February 27
THE "CAROLINA FERTILIZER'* IS MADE FROM THE PHOSPHATES OF
South Carolina, and ls pronounced by vagious chemists one ol tbe best Manures known, on'y inferior
to Peruvian Guano lu it? FERTILIZING P80PERTIES. These PHOSPHATES are the remains of extinct
land and sea animals, and [.OSSCB < qualities of tbe greatest value to the agriculturist.
Wo annex thc analysis of Professor SH KPH KU !? :
> T ABOBATOBV OF TUX MEDICAL COLLEGE or SOUTH CABOLINA.
Anabsls of a sample of CAROLINA FERTILIZER, pemonally selected:
Moi-ture expollod at 212 dog. K.16.07
Organic Matter with some water of com jina lion expelled at a low red heat.10.15
Fixed Ingredients.66.06
Ammonia.;.2.68
Phosphoric AciJ-Soluble._6.90.Fqrtivalent to 11.27 Soluble Ihosnhatooi Lime.
Insoluble.0.17.Equivalent to 13.48 Insoluble (bone).
13.13 24.75 Phosphate of Lime. . '
Sulphuric Acid.11.01.Equivalent to 23.65 sulphate of Lime.
Sulpbato or Potash.08
Sulphate of Soda.8.05
Sand.M.06
On tho strength ol these results, I am glad to certify to the superiority of tho CAROLINA FERTI?
LIZE lt, examined. O. U. SBEPbEBD, Ja. -
?Q~ We will furnish thiii excellent FERTILIZER to Plinters and others at $65 per ton of 2000 lbs.
GEO. W. WILXiIA.nyCS & OO,
FACTORS
February 20
fm wi mo
fjejHitt? Wittt?s.
NOIR HEPATIC BITTERS,
THEY CURE DYSPEPSIA,
AND ALL DU BAS ES OF THE
STOMACH AND LIVER.
T?XT ARE RECOMMENDED BT THE
MEDICAL FACULTY.
HEGEMAN & CO.,
AGENTS, NEW TOSS.
MaHufactoedbyC.F.PANKNIN,
CHEMIST ?m A70TEECAS7,
OHARL?S?ON, S. C.
OS'ior Sale by Druggists Every whereof).
Febiu?*y 16 mvrilyr
DENTIST.
/
BO?MS AT HIS RESIDENCE. NORTHWEST OOR
NBR OF MBBTTNG AND SOCIETY STR?ETS.
November 20 imTrtimes
QEO, U. CONNOK
No. ll Broad-street,
WILL BUY AND SELL ON ConraisaioN
REAL ESTATE, BONDS,
STOCKS, COUPONS, GOLD, SILVER
AND
BiNK BILLS,
February i Imo
B??lro??
(JENEBAL SUPERINTENDENTS OFFICE, I
CHARLESTON, b. C. F^hrua y 13. lt-69 (
ON AND AFTER SOI DAY, FEBRUARY 14TH,.
tbe PASSENGER TRAINS ol the South Caro
lim Railroad will run a.? follows :
FOB AUGOMA.
Leave Charleston.~...8.H0 A. V..
Arrive ac augusta. 6.10 P. M.
Connecting with trains for Montgomery, ?Memphis,
Nashville and New Orleans, via Sjpntgonierj and
Grand Junction.
FOR COLUMBIA.
Leave Charleston.?.f."n A. M..
Arrive at Columbia.5 46 P. M.
Connecting with Wilmington and Manchester Rill,
road, BIM Camden train A
Ft?lt CHARLESTON. j.
Leive Augusta.8.oil A. If.
Arrive at Charleston.6-"0 I'. M.
Leave Columbia.7 43 A. tl.
Arrive at Charleston.G.Uu P. ii.
ADGOSH NIGHT EXPRESS
(STNDAY? EXCIPrED.I
Leave Charleston.7.30 P. M.
Arrive at Augusta.S.CO K. M.
Connecting with twins lor Memphis, Nushviii*
and New Orleans, via Graud Junction.
i eave Augusta.4.10 P. II.
Arrive at Charleston.LOO A. M.
COLUMBIA NIGHT i-X PRESS.
I6USDATS EXCEPTED.)
Leave Charleston.6.05 P. M.
Arrive at Columbia.4.45 A. i!.
Connecting (MUidays excepted! with Greenville and
Cobro bia Railroad.
I.eavo columbia.5.S0 P. B,
Arrive at Charleeton.5.31 A. V.
Si MME it VI I.I. K i RAIN.
Leave Charleston.8.01 P. M.
Arriva at Summerville. 4.'.0 P. .1.
Leave Summerville.T.1U A.. II,
Arr.ve at Charleston.S.25 A. li
CAMDEN BBANCB.
On Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays.
Leave Ringville.4.20 P. M.
Arri eat Camden.7.IW P. H.
Leave Camden.? 83 A. M.
Arrive at Kingville.9.iu A. M.
Sign?!' H. T. PEAKE,
Februarv 15 General "Uticnutend?nt.
yy 1LL1S ?i CH1SUL.11,
FACTOKS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS
AND
SHIPPING AGENTS,
WILL ATTEND TO THE PURCHASE, SALE AND
SHIPMENT (to Foreign and Domestic Ports) o?
COTTON, BICE, LUMBER AND NAVAL STORES
ATLANTIC WHARF, Charleston, S. C.
I.WILLIS.A. B. OHISOLM.
October ii