The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, March 01, 1869, Image 4
THE DAILY NEWS.
Mle**.
The mitt crawls over vho river.
Hiding tue shore on either side;
And, under tho vailing mi*t forever.
Neither hear we nor tesl we the tide.
Bu* onr skiff ha? the will of the river.
Though nothing is seen to bo paesed ;
Though the uii?t m?y hide it for? ver, forever,
The current, ia drawing as fast.
The matine s . eet from the fr-off town
Till the a;r with their beautif 1 dream;
The vc apera w<-re hushh g the twilight down
Who i wo lost our oars m tbe eire m
Cnnrmrrrtul
?exports).
BABCELONA-Por spanish beik ^leonr-286 bales
Upland <'otr<n. 69 bhls Rodn, 96 bhlsTar,.
OOO feet Lumber and . imocr... .For bpanish
brL ' J >von ai nu dita-170 bales Upland cotton,
'/U bb s i ar, 200 bblB Koslu.
NEW YOttK-Per steamship Champion-10 ?nor? Sea
Island aDd 693 rules Upland t ot ton, 132 tierces
Rico, 62 bales Yarr, 105 Packages.
Otiisrleston Cotton stud Kio? Market.
OrflCU Oe TUB CHARLESTON l?AIL* NF.WH.I
CBABLESTON. Saturday Evening. Feb'y 27. ?
OOT1UN.-There was a limit d demand for this
fibre and prices w re dight y barde-, porno opeia
ttonn taking place at firmer rato- ; but ihe stiff ? lews
?r Belters, in o were askit g S8)?@28J?'o V to for
middling, pr ev nted purchasers irom b. y ng, except
in tho most restrict- d vt ay, the latter offeiintr aa ut
38Mo %) lb for middling. The market consequently
closed unsettled and rom! ne!, ::r.5 tho quotations
given below ?re somewhat unrehu bl e. hale? about
140 ba'ea. S?) : la 26?; ?8 a 27; 67at27tf; 2 at
V% ; IS at 27J? ; 60 at 28; 2 at 28% ; 33 at 28X0. We
.mote:
Livn-BPOOL outasnriCA-noM.
Ordinary to good ordinary .27 @>273t*
Low middling.23 @
Middling....,.. .28^(3)
By New York ol ? ssifloatit m we quote :
Low middling.28KS?> -
BICE.- ! b . ai tide waa du i, bm ara holding oil
er only off. ring lowo prices. Balea 7S tierces do n
.arollna, say! ll tierces at 8%; 66 at-8J<c H lb.
We quote nomin illr common to ito clean Carolina
at?@8H; gco<j.8jv<as??c v nt.
Maritata toy T ?lehret pk.
FoaxioH MARKETS.
LONDON, February 27-Noon.-Consols98.M;bendB
SSM.
Two P. M.-Consola closed at 90>?. Bonds firmer
at 83. Ki ocks qui et. Tm psntine 83s
LrvEBPocm, Ftbraary 27-Noon.-Cot'on firmer
but'not hxgI er. Uplands lljfd; Oileanal2^d;aalea
10.0C0 bales.
Two P. M_Cotton quiet. Uplands lljfd; Orleans
12Xd ; sa'es 10,010 bales. Lard 74s. Hallo* 43s 3d.
HAVBX, February 27.-cottoj nominal and un?
changed.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
Haw YOBK, Febiuary 27 -Noon.-Colton firmer
at 2SJ?. Mon y easy at 6a7; Bteriing 83?. Gold 31.
S2's, 18 X.
Evening -Money easy a* 6a7, most of tho day clos?
ing at 4a6; sterling lower at 83^8%. Gold 313?.
Wm, ny?. stocka steady. Cotton firmer and not
?erv active; aiea 1400 bal -s at 29 >?, Flour dull and
heavy ; ? p rflne State $5 70a6 25; extra -date $G 30a
605; oh ico Mato SO 70aG 80; fancy $C. 0.7. Wheat
very dull and nominally 1 wer; red Ohio tl 73; white
Michigan ?1 83. Corn lc. belter; light supply; mix?
ed Western, new, 93a94>?; old $1 Olal 02 Whiskey
97a??7>?. Pork firmer at S32u32 60. Lard a Shade
lower; kettle 19)?ul9}?. Turpentine 64a85. Groce?
ries quiet and firm. Freights quiet.
BAI.TIMO. E, February 27.-Market generally tua
ehanged Pro visit ns m ?re aoti ve.
CINC, MAXI, February 27.-Whiskey 93. Pork ir?
regular. Bacon h sid at extreme rutes; shoulders 14;
alear sides 17%, with sales during tho day y? lower;
?ngar-cured hi ms 18%al9>?.
LOUISVILLE, f "bru try 27.-Mess Pork $32. Bacon
-should rs 14% ; clear eldee 18; bulk shoulders 14?? ;
alear xid- a 17, ali packed.
WILMINGTON, February 27.-Spud's turpentine
dull. Rosin qui st at SI 86. Crude turpentine nu
changed Tar d clinod 6-S2.76. Cottonfl.it.
AUGUSTA, Februaty 27.-Cotton baa shown more
firmness to-day, and holders are asking higher rates,
say 28c fir middling; sales were chi fly at 27>?a272?o,
amouu ing to 133 bales; receipts, 31)8 bales.
SAVANNAH, Feoruary 27.-Cotton fiim. but no de?
mand; market irregu ar; prices nominal; exporta
aoaaiwbie. 1595 bales; receipt*1, 833 biles.
MOBXLB, February 27.-Cotton-demand lfmtted
and duli; Bales 60 balet; middling, 2t?*?e; receipts
319 bales.
Nzw OHLXAHS, February 27.-Cotton-offerings
limited; middling. 28^c; sales 2800 balee; receipts
1786 bales; expone 3090biles. Gold, 82. Sterling,
43. Comme ct 1. 4l%a42.}?. New York sight, %
premium. Buger Him; common, 12>?ai3; pron-,
16Kal6X; \eliow clarified, 17>?c. Molaaeea firm;
prima, 80a81c.
Interior Cotton Marketa.
UNION, Febtu ry 26.- Cotton 26 ?e.
ABB M VI LL m, February 26.-Cotton salea of the
waek tO bates closing Arm ut 26).
BELVA, February 26-Market quiet, demand
light; eales 40 bales at 27MolOr middlings.
COLUMBUS. February 2?.-The market flat.
Hort i. ern mid lings nominally 26Mc; little offsring.
Warehoase bales i7 bales, receipts l?a balee
MON i GOMERY, February. 26 -Cotton dull and
nominal at ?6.- f jr low middling ,. lhere la no op?
position on the part of buyers or balders to operate.
ORaN.it BU KG. Fettruary 26.- salea ot -he week
65 bales. W emote : Ordinary ?1% ; good ordinary
-; low middling 25%; middling 'M'A; a ti lot mid
(Ling - ; good middling -.
COLUMBI V, February 27.-The nntavorabls new?
from EutOpe, since our last week y repo t, has
caused a steady deo ina in tho staple, *i h .ight re?
ceipts ?nd small sales. We qu de m eddling at 27o
'J ht) aal< s ot the weeli were 126 b ilea, as >ol ows: S
at*?*; 8 at 26; 2 ai 26J? ; Sat 2G% ; 64 at27; i2 ut
tl\i ; 13 at 27% ; 18 at 27j? ; 13 at 2t yz ; 1 at 27 J?; 2 a.
Mc.
MACON. February 28.-The market opened quiet
this mc minti at 26c ibero was vety little noe
florina the day, holden manifesting no di?p< a (ion
to aeil at quotations. We orce ordinary v4 j? ; g od
ord i ui y -.5; low *-id 1 ng? 25 ;? ; middlings UOV, nd
holden firmly hoi-mg lo. an udvuuoe 'J he Liver?
pool make- io- av c o-ed easier, hale* flub ta.es;
quoti.ii na ll&all??. ike receipt? hen were
182 bules; salea 151 balea; atipsa-nts for two dava
at?bales.
Wilmington Market.
W*&iM?'*Gii'OW,. Febrorrjr Tf.-'ivtammTtrnm -
ont'. 30d)Ol? re (wived awd aol? a? WOOdW *>..*, ana
Si' 8? fot1 lia? * per 280- ISM.
; WHl'iM . OUtflW'W?tK.- NO i?Bs?(<; ?1 Yt? 6flV.tv.r7, tttk*
.?e iiKkiHli
KOMW- ?ei?w ef 4?* hviia at ii to ic* 0n*r>?a,
and st tts ioi- S<>. 2 ; aod .^i b?J*8ti*ined c>)a.p?i)71M!4
^sjfMfif rfs lOMMf, .tu d 182 obie eek* M 82 7* per bbl
'(*VW_*!i> Milt rt H
P?AHTI'M. -M'Mt? io? af 4?0 bushel? sei? tO^tfWy a?
S3 68 aas tMialieVv
naen ville M tar See*?
waa agai.i dolt to-day, ?awtlurog %<., e-M-Ml ig datr
nc? NI 4 a r) ?ciine td %& i ft New Yrfk. > be m*tir
hen clo lng WK*lt wiiti l'ttte ?iKpM?>,**w Ui . Uhei
buy or se I, Woq>iote : Ordinary MJ4 % g ?od oreti
nary V>% ; law middl rig 26c. .
Ct l-l JO? ?TATKMEST.
Stookon hand September ?, iStiS.> |(
lu eel ved today. 288
heeeivtd pr. viously...3.,lau-38 40!
.?'o'aj.,.Sain:
fchlpp A toslay. 819
Shipped previous y. .82,0*7- 82 84t
Stock on hand....,.?,il,'
COM - i eolpU continuo Urge. Market d il ?M
aliffbiydroopmg. t-sJea, m th? *ar, atfl0.i?:iat?6c
aha.au ed^66a6?> ; aaoked and depot delivery 78-78
Hfmphli Market.
_ Mr MPmw Febnwy 28-i'heiawae a Mr Ce
maudi-r roi d.i ga 28ii28X?c to^iay, aa3 noiwih
Ita dingi lie u tuvor.b.e ciiaraeur ot advioo- fio-.
New Yolk ai d 1 ivci, col, 28>io w ?. ieal ??d on >e*e
ral br gut and ev. n mui lug table? wm h waa thi
pi ice g? iier.itiv Claim? d Oy luotoia; but raia* ho?
?ver, wem light, as bu-eta i ud t ellers wer" rates
.nert tn their viewa. although con dderable of ai
anxiety to rtalfae wea apparent, tsp?olally at tb
.lese, when mod?late orders for average mtdoiiu
might have b < n oxeen au at 28o th? New York mai
kat hav og dec imil to ??fle and tue liTerpr-oi ma: lu
being down to n%d. 'the lowt r praties wore ru
gi? to', aud relattyely lower. Salea we o n t ave
stfl balsa. Wa quot? middling closing ncnduaU
MaSSMo.
? toww aTAriaaawr.
Slock on hand bepomber 1, 1888 ?.t.. i
Becelved today...; iW..?../... 877
Baaalved picv.ousiy..20l,-.-8J-20l.6f
Total. 201,02
ried loduy.1,888
Exponed previously.170,3.4-173 If
Stock ou kund..23,44
?*ynt?#, F*oru..ry 24 -^m^?X-l ha ??ark?? ft
thia ?bei* couta L ue* qu.ut, A recant import ?
singapore Java WM previously disposed of. Rm all
Mle? of Java at ttXeaSo, gold, tod Bio et i Saleo,
gol i. In 8t. Domingo nothing haa been done for
Mme time, end pr c e ere quite nominal.
COTIOH -1 be market has been v?iry u nsett led fer
th's artic e nineo last week, price* fluctuating full lo
per pound, and clove brm with evonb'e ?dvioea
tro na abroad. Manuta tarers late been liberally
supplied by recent arrival?, and transa 'tions bave
been out o small, >>nt there i" coeslflorebte "peculi
Uve inquiry. Wo quote ordinary at 26Ksa7Xo;
Rood ordinary at 28u28)6>; low middling et28i<a
9 ' .V.c. and middling at '?9>?a30c per pound, iacludmg
uplands aud Oulf
Pouss?tes.-i h? market for both cotton snd wool?
len uood" is only monet at* ly activo, but urines have
not varied materially since our last, and a better de?
mand IK aoon looked for.
GUNNY BAOS.-sale* of 270. bales heavy at 17)?,
currency, now held at !7>?al7X
Gurner tLOTH.-There hts been a fair demand,
with sales or 200 bales at 11)6, eurrenoy, and 118
hales at 9>?a9X. gold, in bond. Market now linn at
21 21X. currency
BAT- he sales of Pastern and Northern have
been at HSa'21 per ton, as to quality.
NAVAL STIBBS-In spirits turpentine there bave
boon un ill silos at CS OOo per gui on. Tar i? fl mer
and now bod at flava o0 per bbl, but sal. s limned
lu rosin not hin ; of auy cons?quence baa been done
and for pilch the market ie quiet.
Ri B-The eales comprise 200casks Carolina at
alOMo per lb
'1 BAB-remand good, and sales have been consfd
eraole at fud pi L es. i be transa tions in sonedlo"?"
bavc beni S tm half obests. at ?0ca$l tor ROO I me?
dium, of winch 1: 01 lin if chests were tor New York;
?nd 1100 hilf chests broken leal Con: ou. at 231270,
go d, lu bond 'ibo sales of r.rco s and Ja; am huvo
coon in r-mall lota at full prices. Ool uga have t < en
in ocmand, with sales of 400U half ch BIS at irom 70<J
a 81 66, us to quality.
tonugneei psr ?outu < ti? ot ima. atainouit
Febraarr 587
412 bales Cotton, 30 b l?? Domestics, 4107 bushels
Grain. 2 cats Wood, 6 cara Lumboi, 1 oar Mock 1 o
Railroad Agent, Pe jser. Rodgers & Oe, ? H & W De
wees, Reeder & Davin. O W Williams ft . 'o, Ra vene
ft Co, A J .?ali?as. Frost & Adger. Dowling ft Co, J
R Pi ingle, Mowry At Co, Brodie li Co, Johnston,
Crews Jr. Co, W E Ryan G H Wa <er ft Co, ? J Wise.
G i-olin?, Greese ft Smith. Go'd m t i ft Son, ( amp
sen ft Co, J N i idcman i? Co, Wesi ft Jones, C Grave
ley, W Roach,
Consignees per Northeasters Ka Uro nd
Vebrnjarjr 87.
83 bales Up'ard and 2 b dos Bea Island Cott. n. 628
bushe 6 i.out h bice Lumber, Wood, Tuba co. Md? o,
ftc. To Hi cd r & Lavis. J A " my Hi, Bischoff ft Co.
J A Q-iack' nbush. J Marshal), Jr. h D stoney, C J
lui?ei-, J Nolan. Mrs L Parry. Caldwell ft hone. Pei
Eer, Ridgers & Co. Gaillard & ki mott, Btenhouee ft
Co. Graeser St ??mi b. J F i avior ft Co. W K itv.m, A
B Mulligan. E Phoenix, Kendall & Docke y. Gen W
F Frvin G W Williams ft Co, Uavsnel ft Co, Mowry
ft Co, G Foll?n, Railroad Agent.
Consignees per l harlrston and Savsn
nah Railroud. February ST.
Cotton, Rice, Md?o. Wood. ftc. To J T Kannpaui
W C Bee & Ca. J Fiaaer'A-Co, A M tmury, Railroad
Company, 8 -ntidors. Rev v T Porter, -opiiy Castle,
Louis? v? hite. Gaillard it Minott, W G Whildin & Ce,
J N Robson, J J & H O .Martiu.
Passenaeis.
Per steamship Champion, tor New York-R Ross,
W Pees-1- Li .-pee y, A i-oldoud Mr Ho land, Mr
Hamme d and wife, F 8 t-auburn, J M ?winton, A
Priestly, TS W tioott. HL Wright, .i M Voiun, E D
Mayes, Mr Wa do, wno, tw? ouihlron and urse, A a
Gibi'es. R D Cooliran an] wile, C E ?lade, H Blank,
Miss M Pettus, Mrs Johnson
Per steamship Saragossa, from Now York-M
Graham, A ? etty and daughter,' Mr and Mra (1. W
Hawlev, C H Gl iddon, fc L Turner. Mrs i-tratton, C
Wading. M Famos E A Montford Mis-1 Ritchie.
Per steamer Dicta or. from Palutka. < ia Jackson?
ville, Fernandina, ?cc-G L ifoid m d wi to, i Mann
and wife, Mis es Mann, J Mann, W R Qi.bert. .-> R
Day, bi Holmes, J K Smith, J T Dickemoa, 8 Murde
v.tut. E Davis, J sawyer, lt H Manniug, J S Corbin,
M BS Wuehiugton. F T Jacques. J Phil ips, Mr J ud.
Mr Noble? Co) Wilburn i, wno und two serva Ls. Mr
Auldershaw. J G Hamme L M W Jowett, . . W I ewis,
H R fbnvtian, C sumner. F O.iv r, W T t-hulord.
Mre hhulord, Master >huio; ? G M Blake, Mr Mu
brlok. Mr Hall. T B ll. AS.., nnitou M M Km ., Mr
Milli r, Mts Cohen. Miss C* hen ut d servant, Captain
Dutch, Mr Lathrop and wife, R. isac o Lathrop, Mr
Lathi op. .
Per steamer Pilot Boy, from ?avannah via n eau fort,
H.lion Head, fte-C U Cam-?. R O'Neill, G N Parfcer.
J Parker, J smith, W A Kirby. W G Allen I ?, Den
nette. U H Roset, Gen Fry, J >alvo, D Casey. H ti
Vannons, J R?tha ii and wile, A Priestly, J boyoe, J
Whaley, and 13 on deo ;.
Per a tea mer Emilie, from Georcot, wu, . C
C R Anoeraon, 8 8 We uer, W L Webb, captain H
Buck, J L I oomer Mrs Waldo. B Mordecai, < 'np sin
S w Maurice, lt Wallace H c Mosely. J W Ford, J
R Ford, Mrs Mcrae, and others.
Per steamer St Helena, t rom Kdisto and Kock vi He?
ll ti Loper and lady. J Evaus, Mr Edings and lad , J
Hopk noon, P K Paulding, Major J Je? ina. Miss
Irene Jenkins, J I Townsend A B Wescoat, John
Deigban, E whaley, and SO on deck. .
?Haniu ?ei?s.
Port ot (JharlHHton. Maroh X.
y i > Hi' I ' CAliWNUAK.
fUAUi b OF THB MOON.
Last Quarter, 5th, 12 boure. '.'8 minutes, morning.
New Moo i. 13th, 3 hours, 26 minutes,, morning.
First gn. rter, 21st, 12 hours. 30 miuuus, morning.
Full Moon, 27tb, 4 hours, 12 minutes, evening.
1 Monday...., 6..29 ft..68 9..40 ?..67
2'tuesday....i 0. 2? 6..67 10..63 10..48
. Weduesday.i 8. 2? I 5..68 ll..68 ll..84
4 i'hursday..., ?..'26 6. 69 Morn. 12..81
. irlday..... 6 .24 ~ 6. 69 I 12..67 i 1..31
fl .-latnrday... 0..23 I CO 1..49 | 5, .31
T ^sudav.* 6. .21 1 8.. 1 I 2..4.3 | 8..36
Arrived Saturday.
Sehr W H Hers,.Hoffman, Cienfuego*-sailed Feb
ruaiy ll. Sugar a d Molasses. To H F Baker ft
Co. bound to Phi adelpbia. In the Guli stream
had a sharp head sea w th heavy gales; camel away
main and forebopm, and leaked eo oadly bud to keep
the purni B steadily going, with tim leak constantly
mero i.-lug.
sehr AUB S D sas fr m Weit Point Mill. 84 tierces
Bice, i o Cohen, Huuckel ft Co.
.-teamer Pilot Roy, Peek, savannah via Be-mforl,
Hiltou Head sad Edin o. 14 bales t Ot.on, and - un?
di les, lo J Ferguson. W M Lawton, Pino.mey Bros,
Kirkpatrick ft Witte, J li Graver, J a Purse, Hop?
kins, McPherson ft Co. H Griffl J. J A Lnslow ft co.
Mrs u a? hapiu, J Adger ft'io W Ai tn strong W O
BM ft Co. Som hera i xor ess Co, Miss M E doy o .
e famer 1 mille, Davis, Georgetown. S O lui les
Rica, '??ti bag? eed Bice, 12 balee Cot on. and bun?
dara. To >hackrlfoid ft Kelly. W K Ryan, Tours
ton & Hohnes, M itdeeii ft Co. J M Fa on At Br.?. J
HD.WMou, H M Ma Ljault, Miss c M Mazyck. Mas?
ter I Mazy ott. J .*.. Trot, holm ft >ou, MlSsUeUel dgue.
J M caldwell ft ?ons, H Bischoff ft Co, W Biyt, B
O'M. in, L C Nowel, Q H Iugruham ft bon, sud
other-.
sloop EIL n, Orcdlck, Cooper River. 1049 bushels
Rou?h Rice. To F G t?irt
Arrived Yesterday,
steamship baragoua, Ryd r, New York-left
Ihtirsday, P M. Mdse. Io Ravcnel ft Co, d m<.
Damon a co Dei ny ft Perry, G W simar, J AI en,
C D Ahi-ens & co. U D Burkett. E Bates ft Co, R M
Butle-, L < ohen ft Co, caro tua duo, Chisolm Kroa,
? Cahii, courtouav, Clacius ft Witto. W H ? hatee ft
Oo, L Cbapin % t o, K < obia ft Co, Crane, Boylston
ft Co, F t;hr strain. Dowie ft Moise, T D Dot'erer, A
W,? kel ft Co. B Feldmann ft Co, I L Falk ft Co, J
Franrk, fr'rjrch ott ft bro. For y th M -Comb ft Co, 1'
F Forres OA, J H Gravee. G H druber, A G Good vin,
agent. H Gard's ft Co. Goo im h. Wineman ft co, O
froMstetn, F llor iy J W Harrisson, Huimos ft
C?LUr, M A Hunt, A W Ham, D B Mulctou. A H
it*iden, / H&iKwA. 1 Hyman, Jr, * Illing, Jeffor >a
ft <>-.. JobtMtm. ffm ft Co. Jennings, ?homi noon
i St < A M Jsger, l/v?as ft Murray, M O Kavx, J P
KAi*. tili cok. w;*\'ent>eTg * Co. K iisrn su lire?. M
K.AM? ft Co, Ktrkp-rtriek ft Win-, J Kenny. C Kerri
i?f>vv L t/ytmxi, K LvwIeM, florey ft Alexander, J W
' Merill m La gob * k "?ll, Moise ft Co, Muller,
ftirnd* ft '?<>. / W MtDaweil ft - on, J G Milnor ft Co,
* ti MA'S tad, KeL?y ft Ric?. J Marton, T MoCarthy.
M<vw/y ft iio, Marshall ft Karpa, lt Mardo, Marshell
ft Me*f?.?.?n, W A lH.hr snit, Manton? ft Cv. North,
Mee.? ft tardai), M E Raicead Agent. D O'Neill ft
tmti, U i ?'St i l. C V PeWBheim, W F liddon. F P
i ??ra, Jf> Patti ft Co, ? F Panknin. Pelcer, Rodgers ft
<?'(,, J fi H?ui>?k>r, Barenel ft Holme?, Raoul ft Ly
nab, J li Read ft Co. 0 U Righter, J llusssll, J ita;,
hoimrr M c l.a.lro td Afjo -t . eu hem Extirets Co, Cl
W r tefTimi, W u t<adman ft Oe?; VB Gwlnn, ^haek>
cito d ft Kally, Mifanss ft VauM, r- toil, U e. i> ft Oo, G
vbiuRtttoK, w A suit e. M A TanuluuMi. O Th is?
man W G < rott, li bise' ?ens, W W Guy o d. F von
eau?#tii, ? R White, Wullieru ft 8telling, W G Whtl
di n ft Oo. F Wevhman, Werner ft Lmeker, Wageuer
ft Monee? a. Zogb min, Young ft Co.
sehr A unie i.a, ton. Eric. PM adelphi?-12 days.
Coal, 'to U F Baker ft< o, (H t oinpunv. Expe?
ilenivd hoavy gatas, and WM driven three tunea
north or Maitems.
seor Ciara. Malford, Philadelphia-12 days. Cni
and Md o. To H F linker ft Co, 13..dd u Blake, G W
AiuQur. . um .n oil, Barkley ft Co, J'S Adger ft co. E
H Kollo-s H Co, J G HtotS' laen, B ft Co, Kl B ft co, O
FPunkuLi. McDaff cohen. Will sm< ? Co, ToMus'
?soh>-, G H Blown, Brown ti Maoujpg. ? hariesion
Cb misal Phnrpha o ?'o, U O'NeiU, Dowie ft AIOIM,
BbilmAun Bro , J F Taylor ft Co. c p Popiieuheim.
Du vu ft Hon, a R Marshall, 1 P Forreston, lt ?J I.io d
Ag?.-nt, Gi dar. ant) ethers. Kx^atienued heavy gal tis
xno.tdf the piaaage.
*ohr Hi hJfd Vaux, Whittler, Wood's Hole;
, days. Guano. To J N Hobson. ?
, steamer Dlotator, coxotuir, Palatka via Jackson
viii?. Ferna ?di mt. and fe ava un ah. ll bales and 1
t pocket cotton, 119 saoks Cotton seed, and Mdse. To
. J D Aiken ft co, Mantoue ft Co, J B I ogiii. Reeder ft
. Davis, w lt Williams ft sou. Frat er ft Dill, G H In
' graham ft son, Kirkpatrick ft Witta, MoflVtt ft Whar?
ton. J ft co, H hasoo, jr, ti cohan. Dr J P Chaaal, H
Drayar, Dome ft MCHM. J A Knalovr ft Co, F. B stod
' S*1? !t Co' H B?atft son, B O'Neill, H Gord sftCo
W B "yan.
j ?tourner Planter, White, OI.eraw. N 0. 179 batea
; Cotton. Old Iron, Hides, ftc io John Ferguson.
Mowry ft co. G w wukam? ft co, KirkpaiSciVh
r w itt?. Graemar ft . fc.ith.^huratoii ft Holme^rclaa>
i l'o n. Hefting ft co hrost ft Admr. h^cka ft?d1ft
Kally. WMoNelU, Adm eft Smith, --afevsu At Kia.
j ba?. mf?tejlm? O?, B M Havuay. U Bischoff
1 ft o. li Goldsinitri ft Bott. ' *
sloop i-eaum. Jones. Vt lUtown. MHO bushate
BOBft*u Wc*. IOWC ?ea ft ? o. ' ?)!,T T
r si ?mer st Helena. Rnmloy, EGlsio and Roak
r Witts, 7 bAlse Coitdw, Mdse, ?nd auudrle?, ?o j ti
Murray, W y. Bee A Co. Ravenol * Ce. J Coloock Sn
Os. Fraser A DUI, M Hewe, JOB Claustwn, Modorty,
and others.
Cleared Hatunlay.
?toamahip Champion, Lockwood, Kow York-Janees
Adger & Co.
Spanish bork Ciscar, O iver. Barcolona-Vf P Hall.
Spanish bri? Joren Carmelita, Boldoo, Barcelona
WP Hall,
Hailed latnrdSY.
Steamship'Champion, Pork? ord. Kew York.
Sehr M W Smith, Tooker, New York.
Mehr Narragansett, Edgar, B< eton.
Kehr O O ia orris. Avis, Jacksonville.
Steamer City Point, MoNelty. Paletk*, via Jitohson
ville, Fernand na and Savannah.
Bailed Yesterday.
Spanish bark riscar, Oliver, Barcelona.
Kponish brig Joven Cai mailt t. K. MOB. Barcelona.
Spanish brig Morey. Vidal, Majaros and Barcelona.
From this l'on.
Sehr Franklin, Swain, Wilmington. M C. Feb SC.
Bshr Albert Thomas, Rogers, New Haven, Conn,
Feb ai.
Vp for this Port.
Bohr H N Fgnlret,-, at Boston, Fob 29.
Hohr sarah cn.lea, Avis, at Beaton, Feb 25.
cleared for thia fort.
Steamship J w Bvarman, Snyder, at Philadelphia,
Feb 26.
8cbr Galena. Hale, at Boaton. Feb IS.
bohr lilias Sawyer, f?wyer, at Portland Me. Feb 25.
behr "lao, Blanch od, at New York, Feb 24.
Sehr Irado Wiud, Uoffman, at New York, ?oto 24.
Bailed for this Port,
Fchr fend, G^gms, Tom Calula, Me. Feb 20.
Sehr Mar? O Haskell, Barbour, from Wood's Hole,
Feb 34.
Shlpnews hy Telegraph.
WILMIHGTON, February 27-Cleared. Bebe sea
Clyde tor No? York; J A Gary tor Baltimore.
KAVANN >H, F binary 27- Anived, steamship Virgo
from K ow York ; sehr Abbey Pittman f n ru Massachu?
setts.
Cleared, steamship Wyoming for Philadelphia;
H un ts vii a and Han Jacinto tor No * \ ork;bng sarah
Gilmore (or Philadelphia; i-chrs r annie Keating for
Barbadoes; Wm Hunter for st Mary's,
Fobrnary 21- Arrived, steamship Thames from
New York.
Weather cold. Wind NW.
Memoranda.
Tho sehr Wm Bister, t-m.ii'ey "from aeorgetewn, S
O, arrived at Newburyport February 24.
Tho sohr Ab gail Baloy. Haley, tor Georgetown, 8
i\ cleared at Nsw Yoxk February 98.
LIST UK V Sl.-M-.Ltsl
VP, SLEA RED AND SAILED FOB TETIM POM
f O.RB I GR
L1VKHPOOL.
The Edith Wheeler sailed. .Jaa 19
British bark David McNutt, MeB h< nay, sid..Jan 18
Bark Harriet r Hussey, Homes sailed.Jan 14
British bria; Cecilia. Bistrup, sailed.Jaa
HAVua.
?hip Pacido, Foss, sailed.,.Jan 4
roar TALBOT.
The Oonab-r, Jenkins, sailed.Jan 12
DOMBSTIB.
?navas.
Steamship Alliauee, Gymmes. sailed.Feb 20
Sohr Charles k Ka m nd Higgins, cleared....Fe<> 20
s. h' U N Hawkins. Wyatt . loured.Feb 10
t-chr Mary O Haskell. Harbour, cleared..Feb 10
behr Annie E Glover. Terry, up.> eb 17
t chi Qa.e a. Hale, cleared.l eb 26
Sotir far., h Cu eu, ?vis, up.rrb 26
Bohr H N t quires. --, up.Feb i5
P. i KT LAND KB
Sehr s E Adams noun eli, chared.Tab 16
hchr Eliai ba?: et, t-awyer, cleared.Feb 25
O LAIS,
Sehr Send, Coglin*, s died.Feb 20
WOOD'S DOLE.
Sehr Mary D Haskell, Barbour, eailed.Feb 24
. ? ?.. . ?
Behr B W Godfrey *>cara, cleared.Feb 12
Sehr D O Hulee, Hildreth, ci. un d.. eb ll
-chr Korol. Crocker, cleared.Feb
Sehr h nc.hann oss Covert, cleared.Keb 6
behr tr de Wind, Hoffmun, cleared.Eeo 24
Kehr S\iv m. Bia. cbaid. cleared.? en 2t
Kohr Matthew Kinney, Outer, cleared.
t ohr Grot ge H Util is, Mills, cleared.Feb 23
Sohr Lucy A OJ cutt, i.aakell, up.Feb 10
t-ohr Wanata, -- np.Feb 18
Kehr Robert Caldwell, MoUormack, up.?eb 92
Sohr N W JaoGo*. - up.,.Fab 28
PHILADELPHIA
Bte im bp J W Evetmiui, Snyder, cleared... .Feb 25
Sehr Henry Allen, intern, up.Feb 15
Kehr Emma B Graham, Smith o.eared.l ab 22
BALTIMOllK.
Sehr Campbell. Torry, up.Feb 18
Bohr Laura, Ceomos. up.Feb
NoaroLK,
Sohr Magnolia,-, eb artd. .Feb ?0
garoiuurc, &r.
HART *5c 00-,
CORN HR. KINO ANO^MARKET 8TS.
?HA?LKSTON, S. #..
?MPORTERB AND JOBB E KS OF
Foreign and domestic Hardware,
CUTLERY, GUNS,
ENGLISH AND SWEDISH BAR IBON
PLOUGH AND NAYLOR'? OA?T STEEL.
METALS.
ENGLISH HOLLOWWARE,
Consisting of POTS, OVENS, BPIDtBS and EXT BA
LIDS
CIRCULARS, CROSS GUT AND HILL SAWS
MILL ROCKS AND BOLTING CLOTH
PLOUGHS,
ABD A Y ABI STY OP
A?KICOLTURAL SIMPLE KI P HTS.
PLAIN. STAMPED AND JAPAN Si ED
TINWARE.
WOODEN WART?
GLUE
am? ?
A TABtETT OP FANCY GOODS.
F. a.-Descriptivo Catalogues can bo has en ap?
plication. fmw3tnos pao_November 97
HOEM HUE?i JULoLS!
HABDWABB OP DIRECT IJJ PORT A TIO N
BY
Brig Agra and steamship Golden ll or at.
F BOM LIVERPOOL.
BRADES* CROWN HOES ,
ELWELL'? HOES
ELWELLS SOCKET SPADES
8 . EEL CORN MILLS
PADLOCKS IN SE I'S, WITH MASTER KEYS
CARBON WABK Aa
With ? general usao tm nt ot > mo -io tu Bard war s
and Ploughs, widen I offer low tot ca h.
C. P. POPPKNHhlM,
Wo 417 KING-HTRKKf,
Fobrnary 1 lao* PAP Kian on the Pavement
jjjT?lflMM .* MACH KT II,
Mo. 86 Broad-atvsat,
ehS'lefton, s. C..
BROKERS. AUCTION EERs. BEAL EST Af B
AND
UUNEKAIi BUHHlSllttl AQE?TS.
Will atttend to Rendo t and tioueotemi of Bents
and jwrehvHo and sss of atoas*. Usa?**, Gold,
oliver aud Real kala e.
AMO,
Te tbs Pumhaae Of Good* and Supplies for par'les
m tho country upon rca ion ble erma.
GEO SOB c. BOLRUCS....AUOUSTDRB MAOSBTRU
Jauusgyl Ijr
cv
?OH I.HPKOlt Ifitil.,
Mo. 87 L I NFS TEE ET,
BETWEEN KING ANC BT. PHILIP.
LOMB RR OF RV KB V DESO?! JPTION Atti
BUILDING MATERIAL, LIMB and PIASTER.
INO LATHS, PAINT?. OILS. GLAsS.Es, SHIN GL KS;
also. (.HOOVE AMD lONGUM BOARDS, tton rea
stoutly en hand at the lowest market Mises.
September \9 m thal* ?
F.
H. V B KM ll Ol*M..
Mo. 1 BROAD-STB BET,
aaABt*iroS, a. o.,
MIHBB, BHlPFSU AMD DftALBR
& Abis .? ? ?
Varallwn ? attire Boato P?BsIBWhHiB
#a&BUry lt ts??*
(ttotyfog an) /ar?tsi)iit0 (Soa&s.
CLOSING OUT SALE.
IN OBDHR TO DISPOSE OF THF BALANCE OF
.VB
FALL ANI3 WINTER
CLOTHING.
Bo as to make room for oar
SPRINS ANO SUMMER SUPPLIES
Which we expect the latter part of thia month, we
have reduced the prices of our Goods
REUAilOLlS-iS TU C?>? a1 o kc MA\WFAC
TT/KIftO THIS KA MK,
Thatikin? the publto for their very liberal patron?
age, we hope by oar fair dealing to merit a contin?
uance of the aame. We respectfully invite one and
all to sall and iee for themselves.
I. L. FALK Se, CO.,
RETAIL IEPARTMBNT No. 303 KING-3T.,
Next to Cowperthwait's Furniture Store,
WU OL IS 8 AL iv DEPART al ENT,
No. 167 Meeting-street.
February 2 Imo** Opposite charleston Hotel.
JHofliiicri), (Casttng9T ?tc.
JOHN F. TAY LOR & CO.,
SUCCESSORS TO
CAMKRUM ?V CO..
Engineers, Boilermakers, &c.
Nos. 4, 6 and 8 PRITCIIARD-STREEl,
(NEAR TUB DRX DOOK),
Charleston, S. C.
SIE A il ENGINES AND BOILERS-MARINE,
STATIONERY AND PORTABLE. ?
RICE THRESHERS AND MILLS OP EVERY
DE3CRIPUON.
SHAFTING, POLLEYS AND GEARING,
IRON FRONTS FOR BUILDINGS,
CASTINGS OF EVERY KIND IN IRON OR
BRASS.
We guarantee to furnish ENGINE * and BOILERS
of as good quality nnd power, and atas low rates ax
can be bad in Now York. Batu more or Philadelphia.
AGENTS FOB
Ashcroft'! Lew-water Detector.
THE ONLY PERFECT SECURITY AGAINST
DAMAGE FROM LOW WATER IN
THE BOILER.
REPAIR? PROMPTL Y ATTENDED TO.
Feiruary 1_ pan_Sro*
______ - F B O M 4 TO 350
rm j.--nra T=a_ss uonl" power, including ibe
ce ebrutcd ? 'or.IR? cut-' il
i-.i.yiu a, Hic'o V .Ive sta
iouary *n?mo8. Portable
Kunine*. 4c. 'Iso. circu?
lar Mulav and Gang han
Milla, siwar Ci no Mills,
-h itting. Pulleys, ic , Lib
^n.d ^bingle Mills, Wheat
and Corn Mills Circulai
j awe. Belting, &c. Send
aa , tor descriptive Circular and
Pri?e list
Wt Ol) & MANN STEAM ENGIN K CO.,
February 18 6mo? U ica. New York.
IMPORTANT
TO RIOB PLANTERS.
WAGON-P. & M AT THE WEB' IMPROVE
RICE DRILLS
Jost received by the BU >BO Ibers, who nra agents foi
this eute of these practical a id successful
Labor-?..vim; Machines.
TBBT ABB ALSO AGENTS TOR
THE BUCKEYE MOWER AND REAPET
LOMBARD'S HAND BLE HULLER
BECKFORD & HUFFMAN'S G RAI?
DRILL-with Gu mo attachment
THE DOUBLE CYLINDER COTTON GIN
FOLSOM'S HAND-SOWING MACHINES
ALLEN'S HAND Po WER,
Wbioh they off,! . ar Vanuficturw*a prions, Iogothei
with a lar0e ue ortmont of Plough? oi ah Makers.
COLLINS' STEEL PLOUGHS-ono sud twe
horse ?
BRIN LY'S STEEL PLOUGHS-ono md ttvc
hot aa
AMES' PLOUGHS OF ALL KINDS,
And Agricultural Implements, Bard ware, Bar Irai
Cutlery and Guns.
J. E. ADGEK & CO.,
*o. m MEE TINtit-8 TR EFT AND No. ,?
EAST BA Y-BTREET.
CHA HAJKIITOM, *. C.
February 8_wfmlmo
J^OttTH, STftiBLttO d? WAIIDBJIJAJ,
WHOX.R8ALB DBALRB8 TN
FANCY G ? t? i> s ,
STATIONERY. PERFUMERY, CUTLER 3
HOS1RRY. FURNISHING GOODS,
WHIT- GOOD-t. EMBROIDERY. So., &e"
Mo. 107 Meet?-B-etreet,
CHARLESTON. 3. C.
J. fi STEELE. a C. NORTH,
A, w, tv ?it DELL, Jn. Mew York.
January g imo
J ' T . HUllPbUUVst
BROKER, AUCTIONEER AND COMMIS
SION MERCHANT.
SAUS OF 1U AL SST Al E. MODHH, BONDH, SI
?OBJ 1 IH> AND PEBfcOHAl. PUOPABTY
ATTENDED TO.
SJ?. ?V B R O?TJO-8 VRBMT,
CHARLE'TON. g. 0.
BCVBBBMOm
HOB. HFNBY B?IO, W. J. MAGRATH, ?sq.
Oeoami JAMFKOONNKR,T. th. WARING. 8so.
(HstobHT_. _
QMAAMOW ?ll BR?W?,
ATTORNEYS AMD SOLICITORS,
l,anea?tor Coiarttaotatao, B?tttla Caraline*
WM M. SHAS NON. j JOHN ?ROWN.
Camden, a*. Cs. | UmoaetarC. a., ao.Ca
February 0? _ ' 1 Yt*
JHisrettane?sss.
JQ ll. FIUKL1H?
HAVING TAKEN
HOCKADATS STABLES AND LOTS
IN SPRING-SlBBhT,
Is now pr^raroJ to keep OATTLB, HOR9F.R and
STOCK of ev ry deseWpt on. 'J ben- i* m po d
pump and large s-od? ou the lot. I will nell stock
ou ?inall comm aston. ? Imo February 9
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
ME-SKS. PKI ?LO H ? E & GO.. Holt ' IOULTU
ttfSTS. from Pail? have the honor to Inform
Un-1,ubi o tbat they have arrived in this city with a
beautiful assortment of
FLOWERS,
PLANTS AN ll FANCY SHUUflg
For Gardens ai d'H oases, BB fo lows :
100 different ktucL ot very flue grafted ROTOS.
400 va'ietios of FRUIT I ULK* of the finest quail*
ties, anionic w ion ai ? tho Cherry in-e (Enpres
Euqenie) eigu' oi the Cherries weighing one pound.
'ino Butter Pear, iucoumariblo, w igus Lom one
to two pound each; ai d a large assortment ot
FlowerB and Voeotaiile "oed
M-o very 2 nc Uttlbs of ovary sort, which remain
la bloom from Ave toexu t ilths.
Carnation Pin ka ( ew v.-rolles) recently intro?
duced in France.
Amateur < oro solicited to call and examiro the
above assortment* at tue alor J No. l'J2 Kiug-etr> et.
All of tho anovo Plauts will bo warran<ed, as tba
importers aro well inownamongH rt?ultu-ista in
thl-< country as icsponsibTe iu tl? ir engagements.
March 1_8 PrLLOUMS & CO.
L0:D3N AND PAMS EXPOSITIONS.
PRIZE 3VEEIDA.XJS 1
THE
GEORGE A. CLARK'S
O. IST. T.
SIX COKU, SUPT FINISH
SPOOL COTTON.
This favorite Thread being Six Cord to No.
80, purely Soft Finish, is recommended for its
great superiority for Hand and Machine Sew?
ing.
FOR SALE BY THE
Principal Wholesale and Retail
Pry Goods and Notion Dealers.
February 27_Imo
M. L. FILLEY'S
Celebrated Cooking stoves,
" PHlLAJNTUliOi'lSr" AND "CIVILIAN,"
Manufactured at Troy, N. T., an* for ?ale by
D, L. FULLERTON,
AUOUSTA, GA.
THE?5E RT''VE!- STAND UNRIV?LLED FOR
capacity, dur billtv, convenience aud the Reu?
end purpose^ to which < ookiuu 8toves aw used. 1 he
PBU ANI'HROPIwi is entra hcav.i pl ted, and has
Ash Drawer; can be mad? into a pix boiler hole
?tove, has cwt iron Wtter Taok galvanized, or
enamel lined. A el ri et ly first-ol a?s Mo?e. The
ctVTi'lAN ls of a neat design, and ha? afine large
Oven. This Htove a:> be had ?Ith the extension
Dark, six hole", and re? rvoir when desired
For further ihformation apply tn
D. I* FUL LB I'TON,
January 30 Cmos Augusta, Ga.
LEATHER AND RUBBER
BBLTiisra-.
Steam Packin *
Lace Le-allier
Bi vt ts and Bars
Belt Hooks, Are?
FOR SAT.Ii BT
WM. M. BIRD & CO.,
Ho. fd O 3 K A S ?? BAT,
OU Ali LUST ON. S. <S.
January 6" Brae
jon, u> . AliEXAiuaa,
ACCOUNTANT,
NOTARY PUBLIC AND GENERAL AGENT,
No. IO liroad-atreet,
BKHPBOIFULLY KOL?OllS BUSINESS IM AD
JOH iTMa ACCOUNTS of Morchanta and other*,
and in WRITING UP AND PONTING their BOOB h,
either in part or whole. Atc. Janunry 9
SOUTHERN
STENCIL M AMFACT0R?
E. H. RODGERS
MANUFACTURER AND WHOLESALE DEALIB IN
STENCIL STOCK AN3 DIES,
STKKL LBTTKK8 AND STAMPS
GHidCKs AND TAOS
BRASS A!* O UK. fl MT AN SlLiVIfiR KBY>
KINOS, CHAINS, 4M.
MABKII?G INKS
BT THE GALLON OB BiBBBL.
AGENT FO?
HULL'S PitTEST S1*NU STA SI PS <*
?IC A L I? U KS M KS
BIIAMM^O IRONS, &?.
No. 129 FAST BAY-STREET,
CH \RLE3TON, 8. 0.
SST Call ?ind examina apecimana.
Jnuaryli tao?
O if )Bf tC Ii Wo. SYS KINO,
' fPPOMITM m*&US*RMET.
Janaary Vt Sm o
KOSAD ALIS
Purifies th? Blood.
'?MO* toy ?*iag*l?i? Kveryw?t?''
FERTILIZERS!
RHODES' SUPERPHOSPHATE!
THE OLD AND LONGEST ESTABLISHED STANDARD M INURE.
ORCHILLA CUANO ! PERUVIAN GUANO !
RBODES' MANTJWE IN ITS PREPARATION. IS M * DE EQUALLY ADAPTED FOB F A OIN .
laroo crops of Cotton. Oom, Wheat, rooao o Pomtooa and Ol her Boot Orons.
the Manutiotu lng Departm ?nt ie conducted by Frederick Klott, one ot tho most aillful Chemists and
Manufacture's in thu Unit d i ates.
lt ts end rscd. approv d ?nd recommended by all of tho mo<t promln'-nt Ohenrsfs and Agriculturists ta
the bouthnrn unites -'It can bo reli d ui on at uniform in q'iaiiiy " ulwavs roi I bio. productive of large
crops, and unexcelled by any io tbo marked In the blgt porci-i.tago of '-true Foitihz nu Principles."
Price $57 SO casu, or 103 time, with Fau.or'a acceptance, and 7 per cout int. nm. until lei Dioomber,
1869.
?MiCHILit.A OU\NO-"AA." a flue Bird Ou ino, rich in Phosphates and Alkaline Halts. Price $M
cash $40 time.
PkiUUVlAN GUANO-Warranted pure, and alway? on hand. Furnished at market pi lo*?? foi ?sh.
Analysis of Rhodes' Standard Superphosphate of Lime.
%
Moisture Expollod at 212?.6.0?
Soluble Phosphoric Acid.9.0$
Equal to Phosphate Limo.19 78
Common Phosphoric Acid.10.OS
?-JIT>I to Bono Phosphate.SI.99
Total Phosphatos.51.77
Lime with Phosphoric Acid.29.68
Band.00.00
Sulphate of Lime and other Salts not estimated.40.18
100.00
The above analysis indicates a Manurial Superphosphate of Limo of tho highest errado ordi?
narily found m tho American mnrltet. Ita larsre amount, of Soluble Piiospliorio Acid supplies
an active nutriment for th i de vol opulent and maturity of tho fruitage. Ibo Sulphuric Aoid
Which it contains, by chemical affinity with the olonimirs of most soils contribute to its Fer?
tilizing Properties. To Bhow its b ist efl mts. this Suporphosph ito should bo applied under
and in contact with tho Seed, and with a moderately shallow covering ot soil.
A. MEAN8,
Inspector, Havannah, Chatham Couuty, Georgia.
O. H. WTLLIAllS, Assistant Chemist.
February 18th, 1869.
Wo guarantee that every package of RHODES' STANDARD SUPERPHOSPHATE shall
fully como up to the above analysis.
B. M. BHODES & CO.,
No. 8? SOUTII-STHKEr, I1ALTIJ1VKE.
B. S. RHETT & SON,
AGENTS, CHARLESTON, S. CL
February 37
TUB "CAItOMVA PR1TI1.I7.EI? " IS NAPE FROM THE PHOSPHATES OBP
South Carolina,'and in pronounced bv various chemists one ot toe best Manures known, on y infer'er
to Peruvian Ouano in it- FER! ILIZtNO- PROPERTIED. These PHOSPH Al E> ore the remainB of cxtinet
land and sea animals, and {.o?ses> qunities of the greatest value to ihe agriculturist.
Weane ex the analysis of Professor SHKPBERD :
' I-ABOBATOBX OF THK MEDICAL ComiGE OV SOUTH CABOUL*.
Analysis of a ssmplo of CAROLINA FERTILIZER, personally ?elected: /
Moi-ture expelled ?.t 212 dear. p...HM
organic Mutt r witb Rome water 1 f com inatlou expelled at a low red beat.IS.16
Fixed Ingredients.?...66.01
Ammonia.3.01
Phosphoric Acid-Soluble.6.96.Equivalent to 11.27 Solub'o hos hate ol Line.
Insoluble.6.17...Equivalent to 18.48 Insoluble (bo,ie).
, 18.13 24.75 Pliospbote ot Lime.
Sulphuric Acid...11.01.Equivalent to 23.65 MI lp b ato ot Lime.
Hulpbate or Potash.08
Bulnhato of ?ods.8.06
?Und.?.11.06
On the strength ol these resulta. I am glad to certify to the superiority of I he CAROLINA FEBTI
XIIZEB, examined. O. U. tUEPuBUB, Ja."
* /
We will famish this excellent FERTILIZER to P Kn tera and others at $65 par ton of 9000 Iba
t
GEO. "W. W"IXjlLI-A.lVs/nS & CO.,
FACTORS.
Fe? mary 26 _fmwlmo
gepfttif Bittfrs,
PANWSMIC BITTERS,
THEY CURE DYSPEPSIA,
AR? ALL DIS KA SU OV THE
STOMACH AND LITER.
narr ABB KKOOMMINDBB EY nm
MBDXOAL I" .A. OXTLTV.
XI???OKMAIN ?fe CO.?
JLOENTS, NEW YORK.
-'rn
MaBnfactnredby C. F. P?RLKNIN,
0SBU8V AHB AF0TBI0AB7,
OHARLK8TON, ft. O.
.il1 WM Atel? by Itomgffirt? Mmerywhir*.-?^
iib. u.i y 15 mw) lyr
DENTIST.*
ROOMS AT mt? KJCR1OKN0B, NOHTHWRRT OOH
NBR OJP MEETING AMD SOOISTT XTBKETS.
?onr?ra>bw tO _ft*wt ?ot
^ KS 4? . ?. OOM M OR.
Wo. ll OMHMB-CtrMt,
WITA Bot AMO Sou. OM COMVBMIOV
, BEAL ESTATE, BONDS,
STOCKS, COUPONS. GOLD, SiLVEB
AMD'
??? BANK BILLS.
aUt'Ill t.AllUliliVA I t/Vl L1COA JO.
GENERAL hUPERINTKNDENT > OK PT VI, I
CBABiaxsTON. b. C., Febraa y IS ?>-69 I
ON AND APTER KUi DAY, PE I'RU* A li Y 14-tn,
the PASSENGER TRAINS of tb? south Oaro
lim Railroad will run at? follows :
FOR AUOOMA.
Leave Charleston.'..8.80 A. IL
Arrive at augusta. 0.10 P. M.
Collecting with trains for Montgomery, Memphis,
Nashville and New Orleans, via Montgomery ami
Grand Junction.
FOB COLUMBIA.
Leave Charleston.8..?o A. M.
Arrive at Columbia.0 40 P. M.
connecting with Wilmington and Mauobester Btil
coed, ano Camden train
F?U CHARLESTON.
Leave Augusta.8.<Hi A. M?
Arrive at Charleston.5.'i0 K M.
Leave coi nm ma. . .7 45 A, M.
Arrive at Charleston.iS.du P. M.
AUGUST v NIGHT EXPRKSn
(SUNDAYS fc'.vm vri.i>. ?
Leave Charleston.?.:?. P. M,
Arrive at Auguetu.ft.;0 \. M.
conuco ina wit ti trains tor stempln*, .Nashville
Anti New Oi leann, v's Grand Junction.
< cave AUgustu.,?k.4.10 P. M.
Arrive at Charleston.4.00 A. M,
i OT.. IM Ul A NIGHT rXPUESti,
I SUNDAYS IXCKPTBD.)
Leave Charleston.CO* P. ?.
Arri v.- st i oin in otu.I 45 A. M.
Connecting( millay ex?t-ptodt with Groouvide ead
i olu i bi? Hail.-ond.
( cave ?'Pluiubia.B.80 P. M.
Arrive at Oharlenton.I.3t A. V.
8 MM El< VI I I.ti .RAIN.
leave Cha ri er. toi i.,.? 0 P. lt.
Arrive at Hummervlile. *.-9 2. M.
Leave Mimmerville.7.m A. M.
arrive at Charleston..?.fi.? A. M
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Arrive at Ringville...*? A. M.
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