The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, March 17, 1869, Image 4
THE DAILY NEWS.
Tte? OUckimlth'i Pretty ??. tighter.
Why do tbe bone? con e always at ti co a
To bo abo < at tho b'ack?in<tk'.< abop ?
At noonday lim", when the sun ts still,
When tho blacksmith is forced against his will,
To rest, ?nd lils work to stop ?
Just st noon, from his home en the hill,
A ({lil with a itali comes Iheuoe ;
Emin como on her hps. on her obesksa glow,
As she Boes tbe hornes tle<l lu a row,
Along by tue black mab's feuro.
Oh, but tbe blacksmith'* dtinRk'er ls fab? I
And tho horses ah loos at ea h o her.
As m nob us lo say, 1 Now en't shesweet?
"Wo know why our ma tera say thst out feet
Aro giving tucai so muih bother."
The bell rings one; on<! the bUckemith crios,
?.Now, tlio.i, lor wo. k r.^bt a ? ay I"
But mo.-t ot thom say that it's growing late,
And tbev te 1 y think that they'd better walt,
And come on so nc other day.
Oh. blackunlth'? daughter, your mother, too,
Wasriulr wue% your ath rsouRbtherl
Tou'ro i:->i i- lu tho way that sue hus trod,
You'll be a wits ere those ho- sea are shod,
O blacksmith's prtt.y daughter!
-III Paris, hy a two cont tax on cash opera
and <lu aire ticket, seven thousand eight hun?
dred and twenty charity hos, ital beds are sup?
ported.
-The Loudon Court Jr urn al says that with?
in tho last two years thirty-five officers have
retired from thc Bi i tia h army and entered into
the wine ti ade.
-Tho ex-Quceu of Spain's boudoir is of
ebony, rose satin and chiselled gilt bronze,
style Louis XVI, the bedroom and dressing
room to match. Tho lurnituro cost 300,000
?a?os.
-The Grand Council of the Catholic Church
io preparing in St. Peter's; 1209 places ara to
be reserved in the ri Mit nave tor foreign pre?
lates end diplomats, and a polyglottal steno?
graphic corps is being organized.
-Ibo Russian government pretends to have
discovered a great conspiracy to overthrow the
Emperor, in which a religious scot, which
mutilates women and keeps untold wealth of
gold and silver locked np in a cave, is con?
cerned.
-There is a decided revolution in the mat?
ter ot evening dross going on in Earqpe. Gen?
tlemen wear the blue coats with brass buttons
and tho buff waistcoats of their ancestors, sod
the ladies appear at balls as bepowdered as the
stately ?*nies ot 1770.
-Singapore has a constrictor that has
swallowed a young lady, who wore fife the time
& $15 OOO diamond necklace. Tho young lady
is of no value now, out the necklace is-so
about thirty thousand natives are diligently
searching for the snake.
-At the last State ball at Vienna, the Em?
press of Austria appeared in a new dress com?
posed of the green and golden wings of South
American beetles, sewn with gold thread on a
tissu o of white silk. A splendii snits of dia?
monds and emeralds completed this costume.
-Haussin, the Paris executioner, has made
experiments, and concludes that there is a dull
sad rather indistiot sensibility in the heads of
decapitated persons or animals for three or
four li ours after their deoapi ation in warm
weather, and for twenty minutes in eold
weather.
-The projeot of the Viceroy of Egypt to
open publto gambling hells on the plan of those
at Baden-Baden and Monaco, at Cairo, was
suggested ny duo J1 ors of the Mediterranean
Steamship Company, who believe that such
establishments at Cairo will add to the busi?
ness of their line.
-Tho court costume to be worn at the
Queen's drawing room and state receptions bas
recently been modified. The dross presoribod
oonBists in a dark single breasted coat, with
/?*?*?ding collar, embroidered with gold lao? on
dollar", eulfd and lapels; white waistcoat, withs
ont ciliar; trowsers like coat, with g >ld lace
down tho outer scam; cocked hat, sword, white
(ie. This dress is prescribed for levees. For
drawing rooms the same apparel is directed to
be worn, with breeches, silk stockings and
buckles. The material may be either velvet or
broadcloth.
-From a dialogue reported in "La Yie Pa?
risienne," it appears that the necessity of clas?
sifying French novels has at last been recog?
nised.' A lady entering a oiroulating library
asks for a novel. "I don't know bow to tell
yon exactly the kind I want," she says. "Oh,
I think we shall bs able to suit yon." "I mean
something lively," explains the intending
reader; "the sort of book that would not be
^precisely suitable for tho library of a young
girl." ' Marie," cries the keeper of tbs book
shop lo her assistant, "novel for a woman of
thirty-five."
-Public meetings in France were last year
allowed to be held with some degree or free?
dom, but now they are-to be placed under
muon more stringent regulations than bet?re.
De Foroade, the new Minister of the Interior,
bas reeently issued a -circular on this subject,
in which he says that hitherto the government
considered it a duty to conflue its functions to
vigilantly wu ton ina that no abuses of the newly
granted liberty occurred, without even inter?
fering with those speakers who might disouas
matters legally prohibited. But now the gov?
ernment can uo longer tolerate snch violations
of law, and intends henceforth to repress all h
oense, and thereby separate from the right of
free meeting those exoesses which can only
have a tendenoy to render the speaker amena?
ble to punishment.
-A protracted law suit, which has lasted
more than'tw. ny years, has reoently been
brought to a close in England. lu 1849, a lady
named Walter was engaged to be married to a
Dr. Daucer, a gen leman of some weal. h. The
wedding day was fixed and all prepara'ions
were made, when ol r. Dancer was taken sud?
denly Ul, and died ou the very day appointed
for the ceremony. He bad meanwhile made a
Will, bequeathing all his property to bis in?
tender! bride. Tuis will "Was fi rorously at?
tacked by the relatives ot the deceased, and
the suit was taken from court to court until
the pationoe of the parties was almost ex?
hausted. The' lady married another gen .lo?
man and bad several children, all of whom
died in intanoy, and about two years ago Bhe
herself died. Tho heir ut, law, a brother, it is
.tated, bas at last succeeded in obtaining a
decree from the Court of Chancery establish?
ing bia rigbt to the property, which has a
value, notwithstanding legal charges, of about
1400.000.
-1 ho Moncrieff gun carriage, it is announc?
ed, has boouf accepted by the British Govern?
ment. Tue inventor bas been paid $60 000 for
this ingeuious cont riv ance, which consists in
mounting heavy artillery on rockers, withdraw?
ing the gun BO.as toba loaded under shelter.
Hitherto a six and a half ton gun bas been
the heaviest which has coen mounted on this
system, and it is proposed to continue the ex?
periments until the apparatus oaa bo made to
carry tv elvo ion gut e. Consequently, Sion?
crieff is tobe e mployed and paid $5000 per an?
num in making sud completing designs and in
enptrinuudiig thc oonsiruotion of his car?
riages. When his services axe no longer requir?
ed, bo will recede the further sum oi$25,00J as
the balance due on the amount to be paid tor
tba patent right. The Moucrisff carriage was
invented; in. 18C8, md baa beor, "-ejected throe
time* by tbe WarOflioe. At last it bas been
. hunoiab.o accept od, pronoun cod tobo one of
undoubted va ino, Mid the designer honorably
rewarded, Tho English jon malu express groat
regret ?hat this acceptance was not offao ted
three or four years ago.
Cammcrdai.
Kx ports.
HAVANA-Per sehr M?nerv -18,000 feet Pitch Pine
Lrnnb r. 420 bois Potatoes, 177 empty Bhd?, 60
bbl? Hourn.
NEW YOKE-Per Bt6?artfbtp Chnrleston-40 b?*s *
1 and 376 bales L'plaud Cotton, 93 tierces ?lee,
20bale? Domestics, SO packages (Sundries....Per
triir linc Kl St amin-16 40V feet Y.ilow Pin?
limber, 162,887 feet Yellow Pine Lumber.
BA LT I dOKE-Per aehr f mma B Graham-135,COO
feet Lumber.... Per et hr Ann? ?aru>ii_ifii?,00O
feet Lumber.
charleston Cotton amt ts icc Market.
OFFICE Ol THE CUA15LTBTON DAILY NEWS, I
CHARLESTON. Tuesday Evening, March 10. f
COTTON.-Ibis artie'e hal a further tendency to
soften, without showing a decided change; buyers,
however, purchased cautiously, and appeared to be
unwilling to operate freely unless at moro important
concession?-sales about 10 bales, vis: 1 at 'ii; 1 at
25?; 6 at 26; 18 at 20?; 02 at 27; 27 at 27?. We
quoie :
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary io good ordinary.20 ?327
Low middling.275?f?
Middling.27??
By New Tork classification we quote:
Low middur>g...,.Yi%?&
RICE.-i actors wcro holding firmly, while bu vers
refused to meet them; there vas. consequently, no
sale?. Quotations were nominal, say for comm en io
fair clean Carolina 8@8?; good 8?&8?.
Markets by Toletera pl?.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
LONDON, March 1?.- Noon.-Consols 92?. Bonds
883?. Sugar quiet, both on the spot and afloat; on
the ppot .T's 3d.
LIVERPOOL, March 16.-Noon,.-Cotton quiet; up .
lands 12al2?d; Orleans 12?d; sales 8000 bales.
Bombay shitmenia 26.000.
Two P. M.-Cotton quiet. Polk 9Ss 6d. Tallow
468. Yarns and fabrics at Manchester firmer.
Evening.-Cotton quiet; uplands 12al2?d; Or?
leans 12?al2?d; sales 8000 bales. Common rosin
Os 6da6a Od.
MATRE, March 16.-Cotton opened unchanged.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
Nr.w YORK, Mar. h 16.-Noon.-Money steady at 7.
merlin ; 9%. ?old 81?. Oi's 19%. Cotton a shade
lower at 28?a28?.
Evening.-Cotton a shade lower; sales 1800 bales
at 28?a28?, closing a littlemore Beady, flour dull;
State superfine $5 SOafi 85; common to fair extra
Southern 96 30a676. Wheat-winter heavy; amber'
Michigan $1 63; white $1 85. Corn lo lower. Pork
firmer; new $31 26a31 60. Lard steady at 18?al9 ?.
Whiskey quiet at 91. Btce qu'et; Carolina 9?u9?
'02's 19?; .southern secunt ea dull but steady. Mo?
ney 7 per cent. ; sterling 8?. Gold SI ? aai ?.
CINCINNATI, March 16.-Whiskey drooping at 90a
91. Mess pork he'd at $32. Bacon firm-shoulden
13?al4; clear aides 17?. Lard 19.
ET. LOUIS, March 16-Whiskey 90. Pork higher
At $31\aS2. Bacon active-shoulders 14; detr sides
10?. Lard ?8?,
1.0UISVILLS, March IC-Pork $81. Lard 18?al9.
Bacon-shoulders 14?; clear alias 17. Whiskey 92.
BALTIMORE., March 16.-Cotton nominal. Flour
very duli. Wheat almost unsaleable. Corn lower;
white 62a88; yellow 87a89. Oata dull at 60aY0. Perk
firm. Bacon active.
WILMINGTON, March 16-Spirits turpentine quiet
at 45 it o sin steady at *1 70 for strained. Crude
turpentine steady; prices unchanged. Tar 5 cents
lower at $2 65. Cotton weak at 26? cent? fer mid?
dling. W. ether very cold.
AUGUSTA. March 16-Cotton dull; prioai irregular;
sales 128 ba'os; receipta 120 bales; holders asking
2(3 .v.7c; buy ra offering 2??o.
.SAVANNAH, March 16-cdtton quiet but steady;
middlings27?c; eales 1090 bales; receipts 254 bales;
export a coastwise 8.10 bales.
MonrLB, March 16-Cotton flat; eales 850 bales;
low middling 26?c; receipts 684.
Nsw CRLKANs March 16.-Cotton declined; mid?
dlings 27 V; sales 2600 bales; receipts 8412; exports
1611. Gol! 32?. Storling 43}?. Sig Ut exchango on
New York ? premium. bn?%r 14?o. Molasses dull;
prime 70a76c.
Interior Cotton Market?.
COLUMBI A. Maro i 15 - he sales of ootton to?
day amounted to aoout 30 b ilea only, at fair pr'oes.
MACON, Match 13.-Tho cotton mirtet oontinuos
dull, without change in prices. Hol lers aro firm
We quote middling < 26c-tho host 26'io- Receipts
78 hades; shipments 83 halos; sales 8 bales.
AV Um fug ton Market.
WILMINGTON, March 15 - TrnPKNTiNB-Has de?
clined 20a40\ w th s .lae of 110 bois at $2 8?) f er soit,
ano SI60 tor hird, per 280pounls
M'IRITS I uaPKNrimc-Markot quiet and only 16
bbl s sold at 4i Pieper gallon.
Boam.--aies ot 950 bbl? at $1 70 fir strained.
TAR-ls 100 higher, and 390 ob:? sold at ?2 TO par
barrel.
COTTON.-Sales of 48 bales at 20 ?e for mixed
gradea.
HAT-270 bales Basteen acid irom wharf at $11?
per 100 pounds.
Nashville Market..
NASHVILLE, March 15-COTTON-Liverpool waa
slightly firmer today? which, however, had no ef?
fect on lt??w York, and not the least anim a lion in
our market Wo quote: ordinary 20a23; good ordi
nary 24a24?; low middling 2 ~>a25?.
corroa STATU? NT.
Stock on band September 1, 1868 . 60
lbecived to day. 191
received pr. viously.42,074-42,265
Total...49,325
phipp d to-day. 85
Shipped previous y..$5,434-35,(09
Stock on hand.8,816
CORN-The market regular but no animation. We
quote at 80oiu ear and loose, and 7*0 sacked aud de?
livered in depot.
OATS-Salea to-day from wagons at 80s.
Beaton M ark. t.
BOSTON, March 12-Ooma.-The market con?
tinues quint small sales ot Java to fue trade at
22?a23ogold; Bio l*?17o ge d. In Mow York 7 68
b gs ?lo sold on pnv te terms, and in Baltimore
2303 bag* do, part at 19c ourroncv.
COTTON.- < ho receipts thi<< weak have been 1887
br.io -, ot wbich 172 bales were irom charles on 906
from Jsorf'dk, 70 from Fluladelpb'a, 238 by the
Albany Ballrond, and 1203 by the Providence Bail
road. The ma ket has boon very dull th a week, and
tba lower g J oi have declined i ?al?e per lb. iba
sales of foe week have been 30uo bates, and the
sto< k o J hand ia IA. uno hal is. Wa quote ord ina y *
at 3 i ?o; i/o od ordinary 20?c; low middling 27?c;
mid linn 29o; go id m dd il >g Sic per lo.
CUNNY, i AOs -Ihe.usrietisqulet-.prioeaarenom?
inal y 17 17 V eurteuoy. A lot of 148 bales told at
7?c god, lu bond.
Gormx CWT?, - ibo market is firm, and more act?
ive colea ut Sw oates tea ?ew . ricanehouse at
20fco; 1800 ba.ea at 2lo currency; 700 balea at 0?o
gold, in bond.
NAVAL STORE?.-Spirits turp?n ina is dull and
prtoes aro lower. Small sales ajt69?a&4o per gallon.
Tar is quiet, with atna I sal- s at ritt 28 par bbl In
roam nore have been sales of TOO bois Mo. $ at
$i 85a2 90 per bbl Pitch 1? qui it a< $$ 6) per bbb
RIME.- ibo mamet ia quiet but firm, small seise
of Carama at 9??l>c; Uangoon 9o par m.
dorine lens.
F???rt ot CJiiHrlwMton.. Maroh 17?
PHAHl ? OF TUB MOON.
Last Quarter, 6tb, 12 hours ^8 minutes, morning.
New Moon, 13.h, 8 boura, 20 minutos morning,
first Quarter 21st 12 houis. 88 minutes, morning,
tull Moon, 27th 4 hours 12 minutes evening.
15 vtou.ta,.... 6 ll 8.. 7 8..?7 i 9..ll
16 luesdav,..., 6 10 8.. 8 9..11 | 9..80
17 Wrduesday. CO 8.. 8 I in 7 j 10.. 28
18 rhuraday... ?.. f 6.. 9 I H.. 4 ii.aa
19 i r'day.; 6.. 6 6 10 Morn. Morn
20 . -sunday,..' 6.. 6 8 ll i 12.. 2 1$..$
ai . 6. 3 6 .11 j I2..B9 !.. 8
Arriv?e) Y estent uv.
steamship Manhattan, Wooduull, Now York-lott
Saturday, P M. Md -e. To James Aduer & Co, J t
Ai'dor st i o, J D Aikeu & co. Adams, Damon h Ce,
O D Aire?a & o, G Anker. J Auo.e, D A Ammo, E
Bab s v Co, C D Brahe At Co. Brown ft Byer, Mrs B
b Bern tl M<s L Homer, M n burnham, J P braden
eoirberg. J C Burokui>Mr, H Risoboff ft t)?, W M Bird
k Co, H D Burkett, T M bristoll, Hf rouae? k Burke
myer, W > Corwin tk Co, G 8 cook, Curimill, H ar be
son * o J o H ClauMcn, Melina? cohan, Cameron
* Berkley, it Ai * PCsldwol), C M Cohen Courtenay,
L Chap?n k Co, W H Ohatee h co, L Drucker, H A
Duo, J uawaon. Barny k Perry, M Drake, Dowi? k
Mobo, a Dap/ * <H L B tas, D K KJe.ning k Co. 'J P
Forre'ton J rt fairly k Co Forsylh Mo.:omb & Co,
J i-'lavm, O D Fr noll. B Feldmanu k <M. .Joodricb,
Wi 11 em tn k . o, A G o elwin a Co, M Gariu< kio, 3
U i+raver A Co, C GntVslSy, M . o d-mii?h k SO?. J
a> Ga ris ou, c t Otdttteiu ll olma*. At Calder, Basti?,
< alhouu Ai Co. A J narri?. W Harra), J H Hillen, G
? nack r, N ? Bunt, a Hiing, Johnston, Crews k Co,
A W J (gi r, Jifford" k Co, Jenni' .gs. Timm lneon Af
Ce. M h Kl me, O D Kenne. T J Keir k Co. O Karrt?
sou, Jr, O Ko ri .on .Si CO Enobe ooh At ttmaJl, Kupx,
Da.y % O?, K look Wiokenbetg k C.o H JEt?tie * Ci?,
i Kelly. Erl te Ai ..h minan, c Mteohgl. Lemjniok AV
-ell. J Levon o m. A> L'Uger, Me Coy & Btes. Mur?
phy a Little, J a Me. loose, Marshall As ?icMillan.
W .nat nielsen. J G Mtlnor k Oe. Muller, Nnnit* At
Co. M mtoue Ar Co, M Mu-ka. L Mann. Meit h -ie At
Muller, Mi? A Middleton, O Madsen, tt B Marshell,
H K Kui'ead iv nt North, Stool A Wardell, Onten
dorff A <?. H CT Si ill, D O'Neill ? Hon D O'Neill, B <
ti < lea? C Pltnce, Pe'ior, Bedgere A Uo. ta?<ta i H
M Randall, J Buaaell, w P fcuusell c To, Stenhouse
A Oe. H ti Railroad Agent, \V r-teeio, 8tol, Webb A
Ce. J H si oin meyer. L schnell. J :-haw, NV hhepberd,
K B ?toddard A ce, Street Bros k Co, .-cutiera Bx?
5re?H Co. Straus* k Vance, ii W i-teffcua, J H Voilai t.
von Kanten. W? nu t k Ducker. J H Wuht manu, W
<1 Whilden aTCo, IRtRD White. Walker. Ivans*
Cogawoll, W J Tates, airs M J Zernow, and ot he F.
Moudav, at 13 M, leo milos NB ire m Capo Lookout,
exchanged signals with steamship ll uni nv'ile, from
savant?*v? fer New York, ht ong bW winds irom
New Yo k to Frying Pan.
steamship J NV Bvcrman, ?nvder, Philadelphia
leftFrijay. Mdse. ToJnoA Theo Get y. liailro id
Agents, O Bing, Bart k Co, J A Cook At i o, Cameron
k Birk?ey, I L Falk & Co, F ? Borner, B s l'.hett &
hon, H Baer, W Gurney, J Camp-on k o. J llusee I,
J H Wnrhmann. i-ogartle's Book Uouee, O Tidem.m,
? Lee, Nienmn k Borger, Byrne % Fogarty, h Bat a
Ai CO, J 8 Fairly k Co, Risle. st Creighton, Cowie &
Moise, C Lilienthal k Oe, J K Pringle, Wagoner A
Monaees, M Lubr?, I'aul, Welch A Brand? a, J N \.
Wi 1 Itu aim, B M Htel ing, L Chup?n A Co, strauss M
Vance, T M Cater, Mci?ho?* A Melvin, J K H. a li,
P Walah, T M I ri-toli. ll O Gl christ, Chisolaa Bro. ,
P L Gtiillemin, T A Beamish & Co, J Commins, B
Fellini mn, Hollina mi Brew, W Brookbank ', O ten
dorff A Co. H Gerdts A < o, G H Lin. ?ledi A co. P ?.
Coben, shacko foid k Ko ly, Mautouo A Co, Cult ed
otates Quartermaster, Order, and others
feteatLablp Maryland, Johnson. Ballimore-Vf?
13th inst. Mdse. To Mordecai A Co, Courtenay A
Trei holm, lt a il road Agents, struue? l'roa. J A Conk
A < o, O O Bout*od C U Johnson, J F O'Neill <te son
B O'Fel I, W H chafoe & Co. lt M But or, J P Keip!
A Biarhoff. A Tot ma' Hons, W Middleton, Knete *?
Chai m >ii, F C Borner, Pelze*', Bvdgers A Co. J Fer
?ueon. H K lat li- A Co. G W Williams A Co, D O'Neill
A ton, btoll, Webb A Co. G W NVUl ama. L 8 A, T .1
Kerr A Co, W B Th? cr, D B MU ox, Kirkpatrick A
Witto. J Wiley A co, Claciu? A Witte. ? B steldng, li
Chiaolm, Collcotor of Custom?, W O Whildeu A Co,
Camerou A Barkley. J ? ommiiis, NV. lk. r l.vuns A
Cogswell. Douglass A Miller, Bolines A Calcio". G ll
Graber, W Ravsuel, Muller, Nimitz A Co, J A Quack
eubusb, W L NV t nb, aud others.
Bpanlsb brig Floranclta, Font, Havana, -days,
tugar. To JAEnelowACo. Bound to Santander,
and put into this port in a leaking condition.
bohr A I) b'oull, HcuU, New York-8 days. Hay
and Flour. To W noach A Co, T J Kerr A Co, s ion
house A Co.
Behr E H Nayler, Albertsen, Haokeneaok, N J, via
New York-8 davs. Guano, lo the Master, and
Kinsman A Howe l.
Steamer gt Helena. Rumley, Ed into and Rock?
ville. 2 ba cs Cot on, und sundries. To J H Mur?
ray, Fraser k Bill, ftlcGorily, H Howe, G H Hoppock.
Pilot bo&t Albion. hprlnga, Georgetown, sj 0-7
hours. To Risley A Creighton.
IN TH? OFFING.
British bark David MoNutt, from Liverpool.
A British brig.
.Jleared Yesterday.
Steamship Charleston, Berry, Now York-lames A ri?
gor A Co.
Sehr Rachel Seaman, High, New York-Bisley A
Creighton
bohr Minerva, Collins, Havana-J A Enslow A Co.
Behr tonia lt Graham, smith, Baltimore-H F Ba?
ker A Co.
Bohr Anna Barton, F rink, Baltimore-H F Baker A
Co. " v
Balled Yesterday.
Steamship Charleston, Berry, New York.
Sailed for this fort. .
Brig Manzanillo,Magual from Rockport, Mo,March7.
Shipncwa by Telegraph..
HAVANNAH. Marok la-Arrived, bark Boas from
Liverpool; sehr Kate P Lunt from Ballimore.
Cleared, steamship Virgo for New York; Fanny for
Baltimore.
memoranda.
The sehr S 8 Bickmore, ftom Baltimore for this
Sort, was spoken March 8. in lat 33.80, lon 76 08, witta
oat stove and mainboom gone.
POST OF GEORGETOWN. 8, C., TO MARCH 15.
ABBI VXD.
Marah 8-Sehr Carrie Walker, McFarland, Boston.
March 9-Mohr El.eu M Cougdon, Congdon, Bel?
fast.
March ll-Sc nra Campbell, Terry, Savannah; Lath
Rich. -, bt I homas.
'March ia-(tour M vi Hart, Rawley, Boston.
C LB AR CD.
March 5-Sehr Dolphin. Wahart. Hertford. N C.
March 0-Sehr Jessie Leech, Stafford, Porto Rico.
March 13-brig NV M Nash, McBride, Baibadoas;
nohr J A Croaker, Currier, Newburyport.
March 18- British brig Osprey, Cul'on, Barbadees.
March lt-sehr A Bailey, H. Ley, New York.
Maich 15-bohr Chlloe. Hatch, New York.
M.ST UF VE?SKliN
UP, CLEARED AlfD SAILED FOR THIS POJ. i.
FOREIGN
L1VEUTOOL.
British bark David MoNutt, McEheany, aid..Jan 18
British brig Cecilla. Bistrup, nailed.Jae 8
POUT TALBOT.
The Court tc, Jenkbos, sailed .Jan 18
MATANZA. 8.
British sehr Lion, Mo Lol MI, up.March 5
BOMBSTIO
insrow.
Brig Wm Robertson, Bead, up.March 4
bohr Annie E Glover. Terry, cleared.March 2
Bohr farah Cullen, AVIS, cleared.March 2
Bohr H N <. quires, -, up.Feb 25
Sehr sarah a Hammond, Wylie, np.March 10
Behr Damon, Johnson, c eared.March 10
FOKTUUCD. MB.
lear S E Adama, Donnell, cleared. .Feb 16
OiLAIB, MB.
Behr Bend, teg: ins, sailed.Feb 38
BELFAST, KB.
Bohr Mary Ella, Thom is.......March 1
BOOKPOKT. MB.
Brig Manzanillo, Manuel, sailed.Marah 7
.. -rn voei.
Behr N W MeGee, Ketchum. c1 eared.Marah 1
Sehr XiUoy A Oreutt, casket!, cleated.Feb 22
Behr Lilly, Franois, up.Marah 8
Sehr Dav d Currie, Bead, oleared.Marah 7
Sehr Robert Oaldwo 1. MeU^rma-k, cleared,.March 8
kehr Charles F Hillier,- up.March 8
scar L A Edwards, Marshall olearsd.Marah 18
Behr David Faust. Lord, up....Marah 18
bohr Col Coos, Bearse cleared.Marah 18
Bohr Pahna, Pearce, up.Marah ll
PHILADELPHIA
Behr Ell* Matthews. Mo bl wee, cleared.Marah 10
Mohr Watauge, Lawrence, up.Marah 01
BALTIMORE.
Bohr Bedington, Gregory, up.Feb 22
behr S S Bickmore, Barter, cleared.Marah 8
ItlOBMONX).
Sehr Francia Hatoh. Gregory, sailed.Marah 8
cons&gnoes per ?outb ta? oil aa Hatlroasl
Mawk IB.
MO bales Cotton. 15 t al a Domestiss, 8124 bushels
Grain. 1 ear stock, fo Railroad Age. ot, Pelser, hed?
gers A Co, Reed r A Davis, caldwell A Sen, Flipp A
Moy, Mowry A Oo, Dowling A Co, Johnston, Crows
A Co, Kn kua rick A NVitie, J H Pringle, G H Walser
A ce. G W William < A LO, Frost k Adger, J N Bob
son, W O Courtney A Co D Jennings ls Co, Graeser
A smith, W K Byan. J B B Sloan, B O sharp A Oe.
Ward aw A Carew, We-t A Jones, Oampsea A Co,
Jeffords A Co, Goldsmith A Son.
Consignees per Northeastera Ka*. Uro aval
March 16.
63 bales Cotton, 180 bushe s Bough Bice, 68 bola
Naval Stores, tock, Mdse, Ac. To Reeder A Davis,
Bischoff & co, Goodrich, Wileman A Co, J Marshall.
-Jr, ?tr?ne, Boy uto.. A co OW Williams A co A O
Kauffman. Ingrah m A sou, J F O'Neill. < hUoba
Bros. Capt F Peek. Mazvcke A Saltera, Frost A Aojar,
Kendall A Doo nary, F W emanuel. Ward law ? Ca?
rew, O A MOMS. THAW Do .vee?, Nisman A Bor?
gt r, Gol Ferguson.
faaeenscas.
Per steamship Charle?ton. for New York-A Cotte?
rell S Clark and lady, A H sobunok, p & Power, W
H Tow send. L Grant. Jr, O Waguer and lady, W P
Carrington, P Mc Jul. lt A,.'?neg. H M Hat? h, J Ord.
B spencer, M smith Mise M A Ord, 0 Y Woodruff
Per steamship Manhattan, from New York-J B
Swam, 8 i> Kelsey Mies J B Hunter, T 8 Whitm.u.
Jr, h A Weiks and wi to, J -a ra. O a ht arr. Miss Ce?
leste Craw ord. B K t-trr. R J I oraytbe. W B Por?
ter, N .? Wood, A Baldwin, J Bartlett, Misa K A Bart
lett. C Kelsey, J ? . tokes. H H Beded, s O Pl* t, W
B smith, Mr* Starr, M s ter M ?mut era? 'ord M<as U
fetair, D H fcrvlu 8 T Horner ut F Wi cox. J Har
boson. Mrs c P Holden, T t? Wbltmm and wit? Wm
Hltiolr.tr B Ltizaiu *. J B Weatherby. Mit? Charlotte
Crawford Mini Minnie crawler i, H H Btttlett, A M
Wright, W K Good rien, and ll'in steerage
Per steamer St Helena, from Kdistoand Rockville
Dr Klnlo h. D J LaRoach. J Wright, B G Christie, A
Olausfen. H C Lia, caster. ?ml 18 on deok.
I"
P O H TB lt ? OK
TEAS, WINK*-. BRANDIES,
And Dealers in
CHOICE FAMILY ORO OERIES,
, 900
im
STREET
^ N. Y.
WM. 8. CORWIN A 00.
gSTGoods delivered to all parts of the ?My.
OetobevB? _,_|_
/AMBS K1IOX.......",.?OHW KU
KM!X & U?Mi.
COT'F Ol? 8* AC T O RI
AMP
GENERAL iiOMM?flflTON MER0HANTB,
No. 128 gMTMT* WHARF. BAliTIMOB*.
OonMgnmentB ol Wi YON. RICB. ffc, raspeo?.
tully soUctlod. and Uiwl adva&aae ?M? ttareos,
Order* Use OOR.^ und SAOO?! promptly execute/
?nth care and attention. ^_
ApvUat ?SxoM*
THE "CAnOIJU FBHTILIZKB" IS MADE FROM TIIK PIH?SPH\TK9 OIP
South Carolina, aud la pronounced bv various chouikd.s on?, ol tbe tiest Miiuui ? P known, on y infer'or
to Peruvian Guano in it- Ff.Rl IUZINd PBoPEIt ITE*. These PHf' ?8P.HA1 a> are tho remains of ?xlinot
land and pea animais, aud poises* qui'itle? of tbe greatest value lo tho agriculturist.
We ancex tho analysis ol Professor SB NP A BU :
*T ABOBA TOBT OF THE MEDICAL CoLLEUK OF SOUTH CAROLIKA.^""
Analysis of a simple of CAROONA PERI IL )/Kit, personally selected:
Moi-turo expelled at 212 der;. V.16.70
Orsranlc Matter with nome water of combination expelled at a lew red heat.1B.5U
Fixed Ingredients.60.80
Ammonia.2.<>0
Phosphoric Add-Soluble.fl .06.Equivalent to ll#27 Soluble i hos. hate ol Limo.
lnsolublo.6.17.Equivalent to 13.48 lnsolublo (bo.io).
13.13 24.75 Phosphate ot Lime.
Sulphuric Acid.11.01.Equivalent to 23.65 sulphate of Lime.
Kulphate or Potash. 80
Sulnhate of soda.3.50
Saud .11.00
On the Pirength ot these results, I am glad to cerUfy to the superiority of tho CAROLINA FERTI?
LIZER, examined. C. U. SB EPA BD, Ja."
OS" We will furnish this excellent FERTILIZER io Planters and others qt $65 por ton of 200C lbs.
G-IEO. "W. WI?JT_IIJ^3^S &O CO.,
FACTORS.
February 26 fm wi mo
caaaaBMaMaansanaaaaaBnaaaan
paints, ?ils, (Etc.
CAMERON, BARKLEY & SO.,
NORTHEAST CORNER
Meeting and Cumberland Streets*
STE A RI. ENGINES
GftfST MILLS
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, and
MACHINERY.
January 1 ?mo
OILS! OILS! OILS !
1000 GALLONS PURE WINTER LAUD OIL
700 GALLONS PURE WINTER No. 1 LARD
OIL
600 GALLONS PURK WINIER SPERM OIL
600 GALLONS PUKE MASON'S bPERM OIL
600 GALLONS PURE MACHINERY OIL
1000 GALLONS WHITE OAK LUBRICATING
OIL
88*GALLONS REFINED NEAT8FOOT OIL
800 GALLONS TANNER'S (STRAITS) OIL.
CA MIS KOV, UAKKLKV & CO.,
Northeast corner Meeting and Cumberland streets.
-' Januar? 1 em o
~~BbXTING j_BELTING !
6000 FEET OAK-TANNED LEATHER BELT?
ING
6000 FEET GUM BELTING, 2, 8, 4, aad 6
PLY
260 SIDES PATENT DRESSED LAOB
LEAlHER
800 DOZEN METALLIC-TIPPED BELT
LACING
100 BOXES BLAKE'S PATENT BELT
STUDS
160 DOZBN TOLLMAN'S BELT HOOKS
760 YARDS GUM PACKING, 1-16 INCH TO
i INCH THICK
TUCK'S PACKING, 4 INCH TO ii INCH DI?
AMETER
SOAPSTONE PACKING, 4 INCH TO 1?
INCH DIAMETER
WHITE AND BROWN JUTE PACKING
ITALIAN H H MP PACKING
RUBBER AMD LEATHER HOSE
MANHOLE AND HANDHOLE GASKETS OF
ALL SIZES.
OAMaRON, BAHKLBY ?St CO.,
Northeast Corner Meeting and Cumberland ? tree ta.
January!_ (mo
ROOFING TIN.
600 BOXES IC 14x20 ROOFING TlN
800 BOXES IX 11x20 ROOFING TIN
100 BOXES IC 28x20 ROOFING TIN
60 BOXES IX 42x20 ROO Fi Nd TIN
25 BOXES IX 12x12
26 BOXES IX 14x20
20 BOXES IX 10x20
10 BOXES IXX 14x20
20 BOXES IX X X 14x20
20 BOXES IXXXX 14x20
BLOCK TIN, TINS MA N'S SOLDER, SPEL?
TER. Ac., Ac
UT ?TOMB AND TO ARRIVE.
CAHICRO*, BAHKL.HY ? CO.,
Nortbeaat caraar Mooting ?nd Cumberland s.'reeta.
January 1_Brno
BRASS_W01iK.
STE 4M GU AGES, GONGS, GUAGE COCKS
STEAM BIBBS AND SI OP COCKS, STEAM
WHISTLES
GLOBE AND CHECK VALVES, OIL OUPS
WATER GUA OES GLASS GUAGE TUBES
MERCURY OUAGES, LOW WATER DETEC?
TORS
COPPER AND BRaSS WIRE.
CAME ito N, BARKIiHT Jf CW.,
Northeast Corner Meeting ?nd Cumberland atreeta,
January 1 _ ._faao
BAR IRON.
SHEET IRON AND STEEL,
WROUGHT AND CAST IRON PIPING,
STEAM AND MALLE ABLE CAST IRON
FITTINGS, for atoam and water.
OUaMBKON.BARICJUHY ?CO.,
Worth saut corner Meeting and k amhoriand atreea
January 1_tfaao
WHITE LEAD,
COLORSr VARNISHES, BRUSHES, Ac, Ac.
BAW AND BOILED LINSEED OILS.
CAM K HO*, BAMKlttfY;.?Si'CO.,
Morin east oecner Meeting anAGambarland otreetp.
Janukjyl ?mo
Safes.
MARVIN'S
PATEKT
Alum & Dry Plaster
FIRE PROOi
Are most desirable for quality,
finish and price. ;
MARVIN'S
SPHERICAL BURGLAR
Cannot be Sledged !
Cannot be Wedged !
Cannot be Drilled!
BANK VAULTS,
VAULT DOORS,
EXPRESS BOXES,
FAMILY PLATE SAFES,
COMBINATION LOCKS
Please aend for a catalogue to
MARVIN & CO.,
(oldest safe manufacturers)
?_? t_i ( 205 Broadway, New York.
Principal 1 ?21 Cue8tnut St Phlia>
Warehouses j?08 Bank St., Cleveland.O
And for Bale by our agents in the
principal cities throughout the
United States. *
FOB SALE BY
WM. M. BIRD & CO.,
No. 203 EAST BAY,
OHAHLKaVuff.
December 3? ljrr
B8KK8O? k BA TBS,
CHAMPAGNE ALE BREWERY,
HARLEM, JV. Y.
This celebrated A'e is brewed fresh all through
the year and ts guaranteed to keep soond through
tho hottest wc-.ither anil o?< ?Int MOO> nt ls or a l
Ales tke Oest adapted to the -outhern climate. Tbs
proprietors are dos rous o? osttb'?4>iiDg a trade tor
their Ale in (his ectiou, acid wish to -t 4>e *.?
i'?ng(?nante wi'h s un - ?n r??'.itc, rcpoiiBir lo tarty
totalto?he geno/ tor tba m o ..fit tn ?'toa loton
and violnity. RYEft*?ON ?r.Rft i ss,
il arl em ?tatton, vow York 0 ty.
February 15 3mo
jT_?OA.ne.S A HACUKTI1.
BIO. 30 Ilroad-strest,,
Charleston. %. C.,
BB0KBB8, AUCTION BK RH, REAL EST ATX
AND
OKNEHAh COMMISSION AGENTS.
Will atttend te Rantin i atid Collecting of Pents
and parch i?? and ss e of atoeks, BouJa, CMd,
Silver and Real Batet*.
' " AU90
- Yo the Pu roban* ot Goode and Supplies Cor par'les
in the country upon rea ?embie ?ona?.
Oanaoa ti, Hours*........ALKXAMDam Macram.
Jimuryl _ tjr
-? .-?
TjiulVAitU DALY,
GENERAL COMMISSION MEROO ANT,
No. 94 Warrca-vtrect,
NSW VOBK.
FVR^OMAi. Aff EB r7?N~Or9?>? TO TBS POE
CH * SB ot sll kinda et M<<R HAtfbMX Boots,
?h-es. liars, ca s tad Trunk', ni Straw (seed* s
specialty.
Consignrnnnts of all k uri, of Stapla Articles sud
gons.al lT.xl&c-e SOUftiterl
Prompt retan? g?****!**!.
? , KDW ARO DALT,
Lau of Chartoten, K O.
ferai-Weekly prloe Oarr*< ts sent bee by peat.
January m MO
GUARDIAN MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK
Organized in 1850? AH Policies uo IL? Forfeit ubi?.
Hali Loan Taken- No Notes Required
LAST CASH DIVIDEND 60 (FIFTY) PK 15 CENT.
Statement.
Polioies in force.$25 000,000
Asaets. 1,500.000
Annual Iucoine. 800,000
Lubsos Paid.
500,000
Officers.
W. il. PECKHAM. President.
H. V. GAHAOAN, Seorotary.
L. McADAM, Actuary.
G. A. FUDICKAR, Superintendent.
Directors.
Hon. JOHN A. Dix, Now York. E. V. HAUQUWOUT, Firm E. V. Haughwoul i
Hon. JAUES IIAUPKR, Firm Harp?r & Bros., Co.
ex-Max or Now York. WM. WILKKNS, Firm W. Wilkonact Co.
JOHN J. CBANE. President Bauk Republic. JULIUS ll. P.?Arr, Merchant.
WK. T. HOOKES. Wall-street. WM. W. WEIGHT, Moroiiaufc.
WM. M. VEKMIKYH. Banker (Veruiily* ic Co.) CHAS. J. STASH. Merchant.
CHAS. (?. IUIOKWOOD, Cashier Newark Baukiug WILLIAM ALLKM, Morella it.
Company. CEO. W. GUILES, Rinker, Palmyra, N. Y.;
Him. CEOUOE OPOVKE, ex-Mayor of New York. CEO. T. HOPI;, Pxosidout Continental Fire Ii
MINOT C. MORGAN. Banker. -j surance Company.
THOMAS UIONEY, rinn Ttiumaa Rigney & Co. JOHN H. ISHERWOOD. Pirk Place.
iii .NJ. B. SHARMAN, rreusurer Now York Steam WALTON ll. PEUKHAM, Corner 5l>b Avenue an
Sugar lteftuiig Co npany. rwonty-tuird-?lieeh.
AAHON ARNOLD, Firmer Arnold, Constable & Co. EDWARD ll. Waiour, Newark N.J.]
RICHARD ll. BOWNE, Wetmore & Bowne, Law- j CEO. W. FARLEE, Conns. |ior.'
?ors. I W. L. COOVWELL, Merchant,
GEORGE KEIM, General A?rent for Soul h Carolina.
Dr. T. IlKaCNSTJJCltNA, Examining Phynclan.
II. ISSERTDL,
GENERAL AGENT FOR CHARLESTON,
Jinnary12
Gmo
omeo No^ail Kin Stree t., tilmloitsa, S. C.
FERTILIZERS!
RHODES' SUPERPHOSPHATE
THE OLD AND LONGEST ESTABLISHED STANDARD MANURE.
URCHILLA GUAMO! PERUVIAN GUANO
RHODES' MANURE IN ITS PREPARATION, 13 M4DE EQUALLY AD\PTUD FOR FAOING
lame crops ot" Cotton, Corn, Wheat, I 'OOM o PotatodS sud other Koot Crops,
ihe Mauuljctu lng Department ts oouducted by Frederick Klstt, ons of tho -nost P C il] ful Chemts?s an<
Manufacturers in the United > ates.
lt is oud med, appro red md recommended by all of the most prominent Chemists and Agriculturists h
the southern ?states. "It ran be roll d n, on as uniform in quality." always r<i i.iblo, productive of lari/i
orops, and unexcelled by any m the market, In the higl perct-utage of "Irue FertlUzin? Principles."
Pnce $57 60 cash, or $65 time, with Factor's acceptance, and 7 por ceut. interest until 1st December
1889.
o it Cf 111.1.A GUANO-"AA." a flne Bird Guano, rich in Phosphates and Alkaline Balts. Priests,
os sh ?40 rims.
PEKUV1AN GUANO-Warranted pure, and always on band. Furnished at niarkot prices for sash
Analysis of Rhodes' Standard Superphosphate of Lime.
Moisture Expelled at 212*.?.05
Soluble Phosphoric Acid.9.08
Equal to Phosphate Lime. .19.78
Common Phosphoric Acid.16.08
Equal to Bono Phosphate.34.99
Total Phosphates..*.54.77
Line with Phosphoric Acid.29.?8
Band.,.00.00
Sulphate of Lime and other Salts not estimated.40.18
100.00
The above analysis indicates a Mammal Superphosphate of Limo ot' the highest grade erdi
nardy found in t ie American market. Its larsro amount of Soluble Phosphoric Acid suppliai
an activo nut ri mont for th? development and maturity of th 3 fruitage. 1'hn Sulphuric Aei(
which it contains, by chemical affinity with tho oletuauts of mo^t soils contribute to its Fer
tilizmn Properties. To Bhow ita bast eilicts, this Saperphospli ito should bj applied uad*
and in contact, with tho Seed, and with a moderately shallow eovoriu^ ot soil.
A. MEANS,
Inspector, Savannah, Chatham County, Georgia.
G. H. WILLIAMS, Assistant Chemist.
February 13th, 1869.
We guarantee that every package of RHODES' STANDARD SUPERPHOSPHATE sus
folly ouo up te the abovo analysis. Bj
B. M. RHO BES & CO., I
No. 8? SODTH-9THKK 1'. BAIi l'IMOnE. f
B. S. RHETT & SON, 1
AGENTS, CHARLESTON, S. C.
February Vt
SOLUBLE MANURES.
TOE SULPHURIC ACID MD S?PERPHCSPBATB COMPAM
OF
OHAE/LESTOU, S. O-,
HAYING* COMPLETED THEIR BXrENSlYB MANUFACTORY, ABI NOW PREPARED TO f UBHQB!
SOLUBLE FERTILIZERS,
Mo oilier kinds being available to Planters xor immediate retorne tor steel
Iuvsitments.
THI3 COMPANY, UNDI"* THE DIRROTION RNTIRELX" OF SOUTHERN MEN OF HIGH OHARA?
TER offers inducements whi h will rseommejd it to *outhor? Piamers. Tbelr works are emoni
the largest aud ?e t completo in tho United States, and enable theos to pren re at home an abundant tup
fly 01 The proper solvent for the Sottta Carolina native Bone Phosphates wbioh are noar by. From thea
hosphates they propo>o to man ni a o tu rs a
even richer In SOLUBLE PHOSPHATE than those made from RAW BONE?, an 1 containing rnore tia
twioo tho quantity of Superphosphate of Lime fmad in tho host avara ?e manures heretofore offerefl rn
sale, the rates at which wo offer th?m bein* no higher thin the average pr.^o of othar fertilizers, wail
th- Manu, os contain torlea a* much Jetdhai.iR mat ;ri il; they aw in tao mach oheapur to the oousumer.
lhey are < ffereJ on tho saarkot la two forms, ?Ith a guarantee that the uutorial in each will correspond
to < he ad vert'semen t: ,
J dwan JV?. 1-SOLUBLE PHOSPH ATE, eontamin* from einheo^n to twenty-nve per cent of POM
SOLf. BLE PHOSPHATK or LIM I*, and furni?heJ at sixty dollars per ton. I
JBtlwan ?V-.?- PK'UVIAN AUPEBPH JiPHAr?, sonteloing from sixteen to iwonty p >r cont or soiiU
BLii PHOSPHATE, sal tpree to f )U" per con! or A.\I tl ?Ni v. a savou y Dal ir< per lon. for appro yoi M
ceptanees boarin r intert-s1, or ?uah other security as may be aooeptibie to ike sut>-agent*, a discount of te
per oent. on the above i rices wih be made for oa?h. . , i.j?A.i?taJ
Orders to be forwarded immediately to the ?gouts, and delivery mado as dirac! od on aud after 1st fofl
\ WM. C. BEE & CO., Agents.
C. O* MEMMINSER. Ihresldent.
Tb? Fertilisers off ?tels Ccnpsay will toe torana eel ETIWAm, Ho. 1-BTIYf A]
Ko* ?.
December 90 wsSmcs
SOUTHERN
STENCIL M A^MLTFACTOR?
E. H. RODGKERS
MAN?FAO?URT?U AND WHOi.FSALE DBALFft IN
STENCIL 8*00* AN 3 HIES,
8TBBM? fcJOTTKRS AK? STAMPS
CHUCK.* AN? ?'AUS
H5!Jf.S5 A!?S SRRWA? SILiVttR KBY
IUS08, CHAINS, ?t?.
M A:?-o:.x isr o- IISTBIS
BT TBS GALLON OB BABREL.
AGENT FOR
ua,U? PATHMT HAMU STAMPS
?KAL PUBSSKS
BRANDING IRONS, ?fee.
N?? 129 EAST BAY-STKKItT,
OFFICE No. MVS KINO.
OPPOSITE BAMML-STMKST.
jrantuurr ff' . 8uio
CHARLESTON, 8. 0.
SST* 0*0 M-d exAmiu? .pccunan?,
taooa
Drpatt? puters.
FMflirS HEPATIC OT?
THEY CURE DYSPEFSl
AW? AIL MS i:ASK) OF TU
STOMACH AND LIVE]
?HST ARI RKOOUMKRfilD BY THS j
MBDXOAIJ FAOU X. T IST.
BEOKMAN ?Se O'
Ajamara, KT Btw rons:.
Manjufacinred by C. F
fsTSsflR AMD ATOTiaOAi
? art Av E L K 8 T o
?W*W ?ff/ BrugtrUU
l< 0 i: i v 15
?SSBHH
KOBADA
." Purifies tbs Btosi.
Vor Moxie s?jr JD*tt??t?t*
J air Ja DM