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THE DAILY NEWS. OFFICIAL,. HST OF LETTERS remaining In the PoBtofflce at Charleston, for tho ?reek ending MARCH 26, 18A9. and printed officially tn TUE DAILY NEV?, as the newspaper having the largest circulation in the City Of Charleston, j$S~Persons calling for Letters Advertised, should ?tate that they are "Advertised." MSf Office hours lroin 8 A. M. to 6 P. M. On Sun? days, from 6 to 6 P. M. STANLEY O. TROTT. Postmaster. WOMEN'S LIST. Amair, Jane A AllstoD, Mrs C Allston. Mrs P Alvarys, Folley Ancrum, Miss L E Alkenson, Mrs E Austin, Louisa Baker, Mary li ro? ma Bsrr, Mary Breuer, Miss A Bennett, Mrs G A Bel, Rosa Beagtiman, Mrs SA Blasihgham, Liz Bte JBonneau, Miss Boatwrlght, Mrs J Borneman, Mrs ? ?? Boyle, Julia Brogden, Mrs E A Brown, Mrs 0 L Brown, kl ?SB H Bulkier, Julia Bullwinkel, Mis G Ceucr, Mrs L Carrol), Jannie Calder, Acnes Carson, Mrs E Carrol), Mary Chures, Miss B Christie, Mrs Conley, Mary Camp, Mrs J N Crane, Mrs J D Cross, Mies M E BadmuD, Mrs J H Barle, Ella Brayton, Nancy Du flus, Mrs A Buffort, Miss C Edings, Miss M Edings, Mary Fitzgerald, Mary Finney. Mrs Frost, Mary E Friday, Laura Frietag, Kate E Garey, Mary Aon Gaillard, Ella S G, Mary E Gibs, Anna Goodwin, Mrs A T Gray, Jane Grey, Kate Oren er, Mary V Grant, Mary Graham, Venus Grant, Ann ay Green, Mi BB M Hall, Mrs J B Hanckel, Misa L Harrison, Mrs J K I Hargraves, Missl Pinner, MIB W M W Hamilton, Sarah Pooches, Lydia R Pinckeny, Miss L Harrison, Mrs Pennington, Mrs M WC Hargrove, Mar- Pawley, Mrs R ina Patrick, Mary Haywood, Mrs S Quincy, Mrs M Heyer, Mrs John Rabtart, Mrs H H Reyuoids, Haran Hagewood, Ida Richmond, Ann M Rich wood, Mrs E Higgins, Jane . W Hicks, Rose Roberson, Salley Hopkins, Mrs Robinson,, Mary John T T Hogan. Miss M Rob hereon, Mrs Horan, Hannah I C Hughes, Mrs M Rodgers. Mrs P G Row, Dina Jones, Mrs F M Row, Mary Jones, Mary Rush, Mrs L A T-"-?.-? -- _ ?"un, muiua uunxty, iure J Jenkins, Ellen saltus, Mrs E Johnson, Rosa Sen ipa, Mrs M Johnson, Judy Scudder, Mary Jefferson. Sarah Singleton, betsey Jowett, Mrs L A SireB, Addie Kennedy, Mrs W Snow, Misa E Kennedy, Miss M Blotter, Mary latson, Mrs C Southard, Mr? W Legree, tarah D Ann Spencer, Mrs F Legare. Mrs H C ?rnlth, Miss H O Lewis, Meelie Smith, Mrs T Laur?neo, Jane Mnith, Miss S C Loid, Miuda Schmidt, Mrs H Logon, Mary ?mith, Miss S LOA al, Mary ymaUs, Ann Lyon, Miss C A Stuert, Dinah Manning, Jane Strobert, Mles J Mason, Anna Symms, Mrs S A Marshall, Miss A Swinton. Mary C E Swinderen, Mrs Maynard, Mre C Nan E Tony, Mrs A D Mead, Mrs R Taylor, Mrs S G Mell. Miss H Utsey. Emma C Michael,' Martha Cen i yard. Julia Michel, Miss P A JMisBroon, Mrs J Venning. Mrs H Mcsris, Alice Von Glabn, An Murrell, Susan uer Muri ell. Julia Voigts, Mary T Martin, Mrs C Warn, Ann Miller, Nancy Watson, Mrs 8 Miller, Mrs J C Waring, Mrs E P Myers, Lucy Watkins, Miss J Mcalister, Lu- C cinda Westmoreland, Mack, Mrs P Mrs M McOutr, Mary Weston, Miss P McKee, Eliza Whittemore, Ly McMillan.Mies A dla Nichols, Emma White, Farah O'Brien, Mrs P E Wieting, Mrs M O'Brien, Kate Wheaton, Miss M Purcell, Sarah A B Proctor, Binah Wood, Mrs M O Pilcher, Susan Wright, Sarah t'ringle, Miss E Wright, Miss E F Zerbet, Sophia XMXSXT'S LIST. Agassiz, Louis Gre' len, M Meyer, Garge Albrecht, Henry Gradean, John Meyers, John D Alston, Daniel Hater, Wm Myers. H O Atwood-Albert Mackemann, Wm McCall, James Arion, Wesley Hayne, J B (ool'd) Ash, Peter Hasel, Dr Louis McCoy, Wm A Bargmann, B O Olcutt, Dr E Bailey, Epbrain Bart. Casi , er O'Mahoney, John Barten, Master Hammond,. Dr A J s ton, John Walter T > L Ovelton, Peter Deneen, Hihrlch H. y ward. W Payne, Capt Bennett, O ii Izaid ThosR Behrens. H Hendricks, ThoB Peers. Percival Blake, Jack Hinegort, Henry Perrin, T C Bote, Berthold Healy, George S Peterson, P Bruin, Sam Hill, Lewis Pritchard, Bioh Bradley, J <V Howard, Angus ard Brailsloid, W R (ool'd) Quinn, B J A A Bryson, S R A Horton, Chas E Co Howe, Crane A Quinn, Nicholas Brown A Hyams Co A Buggs. Robinson Howard, R . Raer, Ara Buggelu, John Hughes, Dwi to. Ready, Samuel H Burry, Charly [Humes, Master J (freedman) Bunch, Dennis A Reioteimer, John Burnett, J L Hunt, James M Reid, C L k Co Bucking, George Hurst, W L Biers on, G Carr, Harry Jervey, James L Ripley, R W Card oas. H_ Jefftws II. D'-1-? ? GampluL Rich- Jessen, Wilhelm ry ard Jinains, Abraham Ryan A Gee Caldwell, 0 J F Jones, D S Saline, J currie Cameron, Allen Jostos, J Scholback, Geo Callangoan, Ml- Jones. W H, Jr Schrober, Jo? chee! Jones, Wm E hann Camel. Samuel Johnson, Abra- Schroor, John Clark, Charlea hau Srhnerlle, Gen Coben, Jacob Judo, Christo- John Colman, James pher Simmonds, Le? vy Just, Samuel i ard Cook, Charlea E Kary, G Simmons, Leo (M D) Kessel, John nerd Crawford, J J Keer, J J Shir mer, J ,8 Crosby, M H Kidd, William H Smith, Lom Cemminge, Wil- Km ow, Jack smith, Daniel W Ham (col'd) Smith, Franklin Davis, Isaac B Kit nek e, H A J Sommer, Franois Dawson, Dr J H (watchmaker) Edwd Kock, Christopf Spruell, William Barby, John Knee, Fred E Henry Davis, Alfred wigan, Daniel - topfel. Gottfried Delaney, Edward .J ni an Joseph Swinton. David Dit ts. Daniel R Laughlin, James (col'd) Devine, GB Jr Taylor, George D?lau, William Lequex, 8 F D Donald, 'James Leighton, Isaiah Thweatt,Thomas DuBose, Master H Tie (jen, H Bf S Devy, Joseph Toomer, Robert Dyer, A W Leggett, William Trowse Abraham Eden, Wm CL Troachtmann, Emory, Moulton Lilienthal, Joost Wilhelm Evans, R A Hlnrioh Vexdier, Israel Ferrell, T P Lucas, B Washington, Fish mn, Cuffy Lucas, Geo Aaron Fleming, Peter Manson, 0 H Webs. Jacob H Forbes. James Maotz, Cyrus Wearlng,8tephen (col'd) Maher, William Witt, P F Fr?ter, Benjamin Maxwell, Joseph Whalden, W M Merchants' Hotel Whipple, James Gambson, J L Milliken, L Hr Wild. Mark Gadsden, Henry Morris, Richard WiUiams, Thom (col'd) J as Gebhard, Louis Morris, Richard Will ams, Thorn Gilbert, T S Murchison, Hen- as F Goodin, J B ry 0 Wonlken, Hsnke Gordan, Henry Moiler, Martin Wright, H W Green, Boston Miu-heon, Fran- Zerbst, Biedrich (ocl'd) cia . St?r Persons depositing letters in the Postoffice will please place the stamp near the upper right hand corner of the envelope, and they will also please to remember that without the stamp a letter cannot be mailed, but will be sent to the Bead Letter Office. March 26 Imports. LIVERPOOL-Per British brig Cecilia-2750 sacks Salt, to R T Walknr. MAYAGUKZ. P R-Per sehr Ranger-81 fahd s and 221 bbls Sugar, 41 puncheons Molasses, to W P BAIL Kxporta for tlae Week cfading T'txarsday M?sela 35. TORSION. BARCELONA-Per Spanish brig Maria-106 bales Upland Cotton, 860 bbls Roela. DOHSSTIO. NEW YORK-Per steamsbip Manhattan-845 bales Upland Cotton, 69 tierces Rice, 79 bales Yarn, 30 empty Barres. 49 rolls Leather 43 packages Sun? dries. .. .Per steamship Mag . olia-241 bales t.ot ten, 84 bales Domestics, 161 tierces Rice. 179 bbls Rosin, 176 sacks Cotton Seed, 30 bbls Pota? toes, 86 empty Barrels. 87 packages Sundries, 16 sacks Phosphates.... Per steamsbio Jas Adgcr 177 tos Rice, 616 bales Upland Cotton, 89 bales Yam, 89 bags Fruit. 64 hags Cocoauuts. 87 pack? ages Sund?sa.Per bark Klr.etwlng-Inward Cargo-PWschr Montrose-Inward largo; also 44 bales Cotton, 84 hbda Molasse*. 10.000 leet Lumber. PHILADELPHIA-Per steamship Prometheus-81 tierces Rice, 174 bales Upland Cotton, 7 bales Bags, 66 bales Domestics, 280 bbls Rosin, 1 box Guns, 4 boxes Wine, 2 Boises, and sundry Pack? ages.... Per sehr Wm H 1 lere- Inward c irgo from ? lenfuegos.er sehr Clara-102,900 feet Lamber, lot oid Iron. BALTIMORE-Per steamship Marvland-89 tierces Bice, 119 baler- Upland Cotton 84 bbls Roel.r 19 bales Yam, 42 empty Barrels 16 rolls Leaner, 31 packages Fruit, 10 bales Rags, 19 Paoksg s ....Per steamship Falcon-48 bslea^Cotton, 2 bales Raes, 1 bale Wooi, 86 tieic s KicV, 20 oa ks Clay, 800 sacks Halt, 8 packages Bides, 'Mi kegs Butter. 80 Packages. WILMINGTON, DEL-Per sehr Trade Wind-276 tons Phosphate hock. BAIT LL A BiVfc-R, GEO-Fer sehr A B Scull-1200 bushels corn. JACKSON V LLB, VU -Per scar David Corrie-loo bbl- Lime 36 ba es Bay. Consignees par northeastern Railroad Marcia ?5. 45 bales Upland and 1 bale Sea Island Cotton, ISO bushels R>< e. 90 bois Nev*J Stores, l umber, .-tock. Cotton --o?d. M dsn, Ac. To R> eder A Ostia. BAA J F Earley, KiaiWtr A Dowell, vt K ilya i. Ingrat nam A hon, Walter A Co, F W- hrnnm? < Voigt, W s) Benevey, J Hark thu, Do ie * Moise. Frost A Adger, Oraessr A Ksoiih. G WWlli*ms AfclO. HjtVonel A Co, B B S?CGX, s. aoUelford A Ke ly, Major GEA den, Taft A Howtsnd, cia?*oro, Herring A Co. Howard A Bro, D Pani k co, J A Quuckunonsb, J A Pritchard. Bart A Co, and Railroad Agent . . ^_, /inanrial ano Commercial. Thc ( haricsivm Money Market. THURSDAY, March 33, 1869. The market remains almost tho same as on Thurn dsy last, and the figures given below are merely nominal. There has been a slight appreciation in bills of ho old State Lanks. South Carolina Railroad stock, whole eharo?, are quote* at 43%<344; halves nt 'Jiff,21 '-i- Notwithstanding the pending Munici? pal trial city stock is held firm at 68S60, with m?ny buyers and none offering. Ibeie were nc transac? tions of any moment during the week, and there was a general dullness in business circles. 60UTHKRN BANK BILLS. Current Bates Bank of Camden.08 @70 Bank of Charleston.?0 @02 Bank of Chester.10 @11 Bank of Georgetown.10 (3)00 Bank of Hamburg. 7 @00 Bank of Newberry.68 @63 Bank of South Carolina.16 @16 Bank of State of S Carolina, prior to 1801.ir? @00 Bank of State of S. Carolina, after 1st Jan., 1861.10 (SOO Commercial Bank. Columbia.'-' @00 Exchange Bank, Columbia..19 @00 Farmers' and Exchange Bank, Charleston..0 @00 Merchant's Bank,Cheraw.10 fa CO People's Bank, Charleston.66 fa 70 Planter's Bank of Fairfield.5 faOO Planters' and Meohanics' Hunk,Charleston 65 (rfOS Southwestern Railroad Bank, Charleston, (old).65 @C6 Southwestern Railroad Bank, Charleston, (now).46 @47 State Bank, Charleston. 6 @00 Union Bank, Charleston.'...03 fa? 00 City of Charleston Change Bills.96 @00 State S. Carolina Treasury Notes.88 @00 HONDA, STOCKS AMD COUPONS. City of Columbia Bonds.705*00 City of Columbia Coupons.76 (rf 00 South Carolina Railroad and Bank Stock ?whole shares).48%@44 South Carolina Railroad (half shares).21 fa 21 % 8. C. Railroad Six Per Cent. Bonds.76 @00 b. C. R. R. Seven Per Cent. B'ds.86 @00 S. C. Railroad Certificate of Indebtedness.06 fa00 City of Charleston Six Per Ot. Stock.60 (SOO City of Charleston Fire Loan Bonds.70 fa 00 SUte of South Carolina Bonds (old).71 fa 72 State of South Carolina Bonds (new issue, of January 1.1867).69 ?70 8 ta to of Mouth Carolina Stock.66 fa OG 8tate of South Carolina Coupons.66 fa 00 People's National Bank Stock.par. fai02 First National Bank Stock.par. ?103 Greenville and Columbia Railroad State guaranteed bonds.66 @00 Greenville and Columbia 1st Mortgage Bonds.71 (S75 Northeastern R. R. 1st Mortgage Bonds.82 faOO Northeastern B.R. 1st Coupons (past due).00 @00 Northeastern R.R. Certificates ol Indebted? ness.60 @00 Charleston Gas Company Stock.22%@00 Charleston City Railway Stock.62 fa 00 Charleston and Savannah Railroad Bonds (State guarantee).:46 fa 00 Charleston and Savannah Railroad Stock.00 fa00 City of Savannah Bonds.91 fa 92 City qf Savannah Coupons (due previous to 1st June, 1866).96 faOO City of Savannah Coupons (due after 1st June,. 1866).<..96 faOO Memphis and Charleston Railroad Stock. .44 fa40 Memphis and Charleston Railroad Bonds.90 fa.00 Memphis and Charleston B. R. Conn ons. .93 fa 00 THE CHARLESTON MAKKKT. [FOB THE WEEK ENDINO THURSDAY, MARCH 26.] COTTON.-This article, during meet of the week just closed, was marked by a steady dullness and Inactivity, caused mainly by theunsatisfaotcry condition of the English cotton goods market and the indisposition of manufacturers to purchase more than waa necessary fer immediate demands at the prevailing figures. Notwithstanding the almost un qualified depression which existed, the staple has been so far strengthened by the heavy falling on" in receipts that Liverpool has been steady during much of the week at lid, stiffening to 12 %d; the New Yotk market has been at 28%@28%o, hardening to 28%@29c; and in this market the decline was only about ;?@%c HR lb, which has since boen recover? ed, and unless circumstances are developed of a more unsatisfactory character, it is herdiy to be sup? posed that any very important f ill in prices will take place during the present crop season, in the face of the very limited supplies of the raw material to be expected from this country. The following is a statement of the supplies ashore and afloit which is probably nearly correct : STATISTICAL POSITION- 1869. 1868. Sto< K in Liverpool.... 258 000 371.030 Afloat from India. 129,800 147.000 Afloat from America. 169,000 215.000 Stock In London. 94 130 70,575 Afloat (or London. 66.003 26,000 Stock in Havre._ 66 807 42.00) A float for Havr^. 22. ?Z2 "as 4?tf? awu& in uuiicu states pores. 471 830 301 SO 1 Stook in the interior towns. 88.520 60,259 Total.1,311,865 1,269.424 Excess in visible supply. 42,441 Stock of cotton held by Manchester spinners at the mills now 70,000 bales, same time 1868, 200,009 bales. Middling upland s now 12%d, then io ??a. The entire stock afloat is reported by cable yester? day at 417,000 bales, of which 160,000 are American. 1 be movements at the leading markets have been as follows: On Friday, March 19, the article at Liverpool was quiet; sales 8000 bales, uplands 12d; at New York the staple was more active, sales 2500 bales, at 28%@28%. On Saturday the former was firmer but not higher, sales 8000 bales, uplands i2d; the latter was steady, sales 3000 bales, uplanda 28)? ?28 %c. On Monday the former was rather more active, sales 12,000 bales, uplanda 12d ; at the latter there was a moderate demand, sales 2300 bales, at 28 %c. On Tuesday the former was firmer, sales 12,000 bales, uplands 13d ; the latter was steady, Bales 3000 bales, at 28%c. On Wednesday the former was active, sales 20,000 bales, uplands 12 %d ; the lat? ter was more ac ive, sales 80^0 bales, at 28% e. Yes? terday the former was active, sales 18,000 bales, up? lands, on the spot. 12%, afloat 12%@12%d;the lat? ter was steady at 28%fa) 29c. The arrivals for the week have been light, par? ticularly of sea hilands, which have almost ceased to come forward, and were 10 baga of sea islands and Floridas and 9163 bales of uplands, against 84 bags of 8<>a islands and Floridas and 3489 bales of up? lands the week before, and 68 bags of sea islands and Floridas and 8547 bales of uplands for the week last year. The receipts have been from the follow? ing sources, say of uplands per South Carolina Bail road, 3845 bales; per Northeastern Railroad, 185; Peedee, 114; Hau tee, 58. Of sea sea islands from J San tee 8; Florida 3. The transactions in this market since our last weekly statement have been as follows : On Friday, March 19, the demand was quite re? stricted and prices rather easier; salea 400 bales, ordinary to good ordinary being quoted at 26038%; low middling. 27; middling at 27%?27Kc qa lb. On Saturday tbe market waa dull and depressed; sales only 84 bales; quotations nominally the same as before. On Mondav the want of demand continued, and the article wan flat and nominal; sales 125 bales, or? dinary to good ordinary being quoted at 26'$ 26%: low middling, 20%; middling, 27@27%, and strict middling. 37?fe fl lb. On Tuesday there was rather more inquiry; salee S23 bales; quotations unchanged. On We 'neaday the staple was tn better demand, and, wltb an improving Inquiry and better news, prices hardened about %c. ft lb., but the increasing stiffness of factors, and the indisposition to oeil, rendered it difficult for bu vera to operate unless at higher rates; sales about 600 bales, ordinary to good ordinary being quoted at 20%fa2<5%, low middling 37, middling 27%@27%c ft ib. Yesterday the Arm views of factors prevented transaction; sales about 100 bales, say 0 at 36;6 at 26% ; 6 at 26% ; 68 at 2.7% ; 15 at 27% ; ? at '*7%. Our quotations are quite nominal, aa sabers are generally asking 33c. for middlings. We quote : LI VERPOOL. OLaSBlKOATION. Ordinary to good ordinary..28% ?,27 Low middling.27%(d Middling....27%<a By New York olasstfloation we quote: Low middling.27%? SKA ISLAND COTTON.-The vry dull condition of thia class of the fibre hts continued throughout tbe week, buyers holding off or offering vary low fl gui os, while factors having rbnfldencn in the futuro ot pri?es reines to lower their rates. Iee transac? tions for this period have been unimportant, the sales hoing a lot of $4 bag? of Floridas at 70o ft Sb, and G' uno 16 bigs of nea Islands. No reliable quota. Uons caa be gijren. . RICE.- I he arrivals or Carolina rough have been light, and were about 10,000 bushels for the week. The market has been dnll for ranch of the period under rev)ow,and factors were".;om pall < d te make eon? cessions to effect sales ; bot thc article has since som > What improved both In demand and price. We note sales of about 000 Heroes or olean Carolina for the week, among which were 80 ai tot SO at fi%; 00. t 9*ii0;3!)..t8 5 16;3?ut8%; ?trat 8 7-1?; 88 at 8%o $ lb. We quota com noa to nur olean (Caranna at r%H?Hi good e 6-i6&8%o. CORN.-ibo receipts by rail hate been light, but * large by water, and amounted to some SOOO bushel* from New York, 6000 from Bicbmond, Virginia, and 13,000 from New Orleans. With considerable sup? plies on tho m-irhet prices have had a lower ten? dency, and we note rales of 4000 bushels of white Virginia at *l 03y, f bu-bel, weight, s?et? included; 4000 buchels white Virginia in bulk at fl 'fi bm bel, weight, and 7630 bushels of whit 5 Southern at a rate somewhat under $1. NAVAL STORES-There have beon received about 600 barrels for the week. Ex'ra palo rosin has been sold at i8 ft bbl; pale at $6@7, and low No. 1 at f3. Several small lots of Nos. 2 and 3 were disposed of at $1 85? 190. Some 60 bbl?, spirits turpentine changed hands at 45c fi gallon. Crude turpentine may be quoted at $4 60 for virgin. HAY.-This article has arrived freely, ard the re? ceipts hav<i been near 1000 bale? ot North River, and 400 bale* of Eastern qualities. North River hos been sold from tho wharf at fl 15 f> hundred, and a lot at a rate somewhat lower. We learn of no large sales of Eastern, wajich may be quoted in a jobbing way at SI 40? 1 45. FLOUR.-Dealers have a full and well assorted stock of most gradee cf Northern and Western brands, for which there has been a pood country and ?air city demand. Prices are rather less firm, and we quote Northern and Western qualities at f 6 60 for fine; 10 76@7 25 for super; f7 25? 7 76 for extra; $8 60?9 for family, and f10 60? ll f, bbl for choice Southern descriptions are in light stock and may be quoted nt f8 60?9 for super; SO 50? 10 for extra, and $10 no? ll f> bbl for family. Campsen City Mills are selling a *9 fi bb) for snper; fio for extra, and $12 for family. BACON,-The inquiry for this article has been quite restricted and prices have had a lower tenden cy. We quote prime shoulders at 15>?@15??c fi lb; prime clear rib sides at Wfi flBfic fi lb. Dry salted ehouldere are held at 14>?@I4J?, and side? at 17^@ 17&c fi Vb. SUOMI AND MOLASSES.-There has been a moderate inquiry for these articles, but the transac? tions have been general y m a limited way. We note arrivals of cargoes fiom Cuba and Porto Rico, which will probably be placed on the market in a few days, when quotations con be more reliably given. SALT.-A small cargo of ?700 sacks from Liver? pool has Just oe me to hand. A lot from shipboard was closed out at fl 80 fi sack. Lots from shipboard are selling at about $190 fi sack. Tho article from store is pelling at $2 10?2 16 ft sack. BUTTER.-Prime Goshen, of which there is a moderate stock, is quite firm, and may be quoted at 60@55c fi lb Western and other low grades sell at 30?40c fi lb, as in quality. INDIA BAGGING.-The market for this article has been quiet. Gunny cloth 45% Inches wide and 2 fi lbs to the yard, ls held at 23}??24c. Dundee bagging, 44 inches, \% ms. for the yard,i s held at 30?35c. Sea island bagging, 45 inches wide, 2 lbs. for the yard, is held at 45c. ROPE.-The demand ?or rope ls moderate, and prices ere somewhat nominal at quotations. We quote hemp at - cents fi Va. ; greenleaf at 10 cents, and jute at 8)?@9 cents fi pound. ^ IRON BANDS IND TIES for cotton, of the most approved patterns, are offered on the market, at 7 o8c f, Rt. TIMBER AND LUMBER.-There is only a small m ock of this article in the market and receipts light. Timber, for milling purposes, may be quot? ed at 0f%8 fi M feet. Shipping timber at f 12 fi M and upwards ; 5-4-a4-4 flooring scarce and would command $16 f> M. Bright lumber, good mer? chantable, cut to pizo from 223125 by the cargo. FREIGHTS.-To Liverpool, by steam, we quote %A on uplands, and %A on sea island; by sail, fid on uplands, ????? on tea islands. Havre nominal. To the West Indie*, Cuban ports north side, on lumber, $9 00 in gold, and $10 south side. Coastwise-To New York by steam f?o fi Vb on uplands, and lc. on sea islands, fl 50 ft tierce on rice;by sail, - fi bale on up? lands, and-fi tierce on rice; on boards $7 60? 8 fi M, on rosuwod lumber $10 f M., cn timber -. To Boston, by steam, via Baltimore, lc. ft lb on cotton and - fi tierce on rice; by sall 9-1C? fio fi lb on cotton, f12 00 ft M. on resawed lumber and fl3 00 fi M. on timber. To Philadelphia, - f lb on upland cotton by steam and -c. fi lb by sail; on flooring boards 18 f, M.; on re sawed lumber, $10; on timber, flo 60 fi M. To Baltimore, by steam, cotton fid. on uphin^-^^S| fi tierce on rice; phosphates, fi 2000 lbs,, $4 in' packages, in bulk as per agreement; lumber V. M $8? 10. as in size; wheat fi bushel 12c, in sacks. By this line to Philadelphia on cotton, fie; rice ft tierce $2 00 ; phosphate per ton, $6 in packages. To louisville, Ky., on rice, 76c. ? hundred. To Cincinnati 66c. To St. Louis 85c, By sall on boards and scantling, hence to Baltimore, $8; on lumber $10; phosphates $6. EXCHANGE.-atorlmx Bulk-The rate yesterday was 140J? for sixty day bills. DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-The banks are purchasing sight checks on New York par; 6 days fi discount. They are selling sight cheoko at % pre m. GOLD.-The brokers wire yesterday buying at 82, tind Sellin? at 38. marice ta by Tele ?rr a pu. FOREIGN MARKETS. T rvEnrooL, March 26-Noon,-Cot ton active, but unchanged; sales 18,000 bales; sales of the week 63,000bales; for export 8000 balee; for speculation 10,000 bales; stock ou hand 268,000 bale?, of which 116,000 bales are American. There will be no market to-morrow. Two P M.-Cotton firm, but net quite so active; stock afloat 417,000 bales, of wbioh 160.000 Wes are American; sales mads of uplands afloat at Vi fid. Yarns and fabrics at Manchester firmer; prices bet? ter. Wheat active. Evening.-Cotton closed, uplands 12??al2>?d; Orleans 12%ai2>?d; salee 19,000 bales. DOMESTIC MARKETS. Nsw YOBS, March 26-Noon.-Money steady at 7. Sterling 6fi. Gold, 31 %. 62's, 18JK- Cotton ste-dy at 28%a29c. Evening.-Governments closed very firm. 62's Southern securities firmer; Georgias bl fi; North OarohUM 61 fi. Cotton fi. m ; sales 4100 bales .rat 28J?a29 cents. Flour : low grad e i very scarce ; su? perfine'State $6 C6a6 16; common to fair extra Southern $6 fiOao 95. Wheat quiet. Corn unchanged, Whiskey 95. Rice firm; Carolina ?f?<?9fi. sugar firm. Turpentine 62i62^. Bosin 1.2 40418. Freights drooping. Money closed with increased stringency at 7 per cent, in gold, with commissions in some eases as high as a fi. Gold quiet at si fi. ii ALTIMORE, March 25-Cotton quiet at TA fie Flour much firmer. Wheat and oom fi mer. Pork unchanged. Bacon active. CINCINNATI, March 25,-Whiskey, 91. Pork, $32. Bacon dnll and un .-nan ;ed. Lard firm at 18J<c. LOUISVILLE March 25.-Meas pork. $32. Lard, JSJKalfto. Shoulder*. 14; clear tides, 17??c. v.'Ms key, 02c. WILMINGTON, March 26.-Rplrits turpentine quiet at46. Ro^in steady alfi 60il 70. Crude turpen? tine steady at $170a2 85, Tar steady at $2 70. Cot? ton quiet at 26a27. AUGUSTA, March 25,-Cotton firm; sale? 440; re? cripta 285; middlings 37. BAVAY MAB, Marok 25.-Cotton firm and in good dem ind; middlings 27salee 1200 bales;exports ooastwlfe 841; receipt* 1120. Indian Commercial Intelligence. The fo'lowing telegiams have been received f.om Messrs. H. Clason 4 co t BOMBAY, March 2. -Oomrawu16eo, 263'? 9 ?5-1005, coxt and freight; uro.ch 20Sr=9 25-lOOu. cos* and freight, k here ?re few seller < tn the market, and only s small bu.-ine s la done. Latest date, 27th February. BOMBAY. February 27-pomrawnttoe and Broach, 270r?>J 4. -lOOd cost and freight. Freights to Liver pool, ?15 ; do overland, ?7 10s. i achante (deon usen Wy), Ss Ofcd. Clearances to Liverpool duri** week 30,000 Oaks. Lat*** European d uo 24th 1 M ashville Marice c. N*PHV1LLF, Maren 32 -Corroa-Live-pool waa slightly mue estiva to-day, eau ?dug son? -mipr w. m> nt in kV sling ii ?ew York our mvkot -loeed quh t, witb siigii. ly improved feehiur but no chanue la quotations, Whl< h arelo o no in ah y as fo low? t Ordl narv, 20a23; good ordinary, 28fi ; lo*? middling, 24? wmf%. COTTON STATSOTHT, Stock on h ind September 1, I860....co Received lo-d*y........f...". JI5 Received prenaWy..43,45?-43 588 Total.i.v,,.,. Shipped to-dav.,.., . Shipped previously.....<..,,.*,9? . V . ? Stock on hana.,-.......*>.6 857 CORM- "ne tnoiem-nt weather t?-d.?y' inteViered , materially wlih bot voce! isaudV -hi,.inna s andinJ the depaitme> t of trade lt was retrod n :1 v dull. W?T ciu?uuti to quote at ?Os buying and 76o sacked aaa delivered m depot. Charleston Wholesale ??rices. ARTICLES. BA (J GINO, fi yaw Dundee. 80 <vo 45 Gunny Cloth. @ - BALE ROPE, f> lb-ManUla. - ? - Western. 8 @ 12>? Ju e. 8>?@ 9 COTTON, f, lb Ordinary to Good Ordinary. 26 K@ 27 Low Middling.;. 27)?@ - Middling to Strict Middling. 27J?? - Good Middling. - @) - Sealsland. 76 w l.ao COPFEE, f> lb-Kio.| 20 @ 26 Laguayra. 2b @ - Java.,. HO (?A 40 FERTILIZERS- | Wando Fertilizer.160.00 Cw - Double Refined Poudrette. 30.00 ta - Niles* Phosphate..63.00 @ - Peruvian Guano, ? 2240 ?8. 98.00 @ - Pacific Guana, * 2000 lbs. 65.00 ? - Phoenix Guano. 66.00 @ - Baugh's Phosphate, fi 2000 lbs... CO.00 @ - Rhodes* Phosphate, f> 2000 lbs... 65.00 @ - Rhodes' Stand. Manure-165time 57.60 <3> - Orchil la Guano-.$40 time 85 00 @ - Land Plaster. 24.60 @ _ Mapea'SuperPhosphate.? 2000 lb 65,?0 ? - Zen's Raw Bone Phosphat?. 60.00 @ - Zell's Super Phosphate of Lime.. 60.00 @ - Wools ton's Phosphate of Lime... .'05.00 Oil - Weolston's Vegetatar, fi 20C0 lbs 65.tm @ - Croasdale's Gen. Super-Phos, net 60.00 @ - Bowers*Complete Manure, net.., 60.00 @ - Bordy's Phospho Peruvian, cash. C6.00 @ - hardy's Pacific Guano, cash. 60.00 @ - Patapsco Guano.,165.00 @ - FLOUR, fi bbl-Super. 6.75 @ 7.25 Northern and Western Extra. 7.60 ?a 8.00 Baltimore Extra. - <g> _ Southern-Super. 9.00 @ - Extra.10.00 @ - Family.11.00 @12.00 QRAJiV~MaryJand Oats, fi bushel.; 86 @ 90 Western Oats, f, bushel. 80 ? - Corn, f> bushel. 1.00 @ 1.05 ?L1 Y\ f> cwt.-North River. 1.15 ra - Eastern. 1.40 ra - ? UMBER, fi M. feet- I Clear White Pine, 1st quality.|60.00 ?65.00 White Pine, good run. 38.00 @40.00 Yellow Pine. 20.00 ($25.00 Boards, f> M. feet-Rough.12.00 (315.00 Grooved and Tongued.... 28.00 @32.00 MOLASSES, f, gallon-Cuba.| 68 @ 66 Muscovado..,. 60 <a 65 Sugar House. 50 @ l.oo New Orleans. _ ? _ NA VAL STORES, f. bbl-Tar.... - @ - Pitch. - <j? - Rosin, Pale.;. 6.fJb & 7.00 Rosin.No.l.,.18.00 @ 4.00 Rosin, No. 2.i 1.85 @ 2.00 Rosin, No. a. 1.76 (a) - Spirits Turpentine, ft gallon'.....I 45 @ - Odium. ty lb.I 16 ta - A* AILS-American, 4@20d, f> keg.. | 6.50 @ 7.00 POWDER-Dupont's, F.F.F. g_ 6.70 <?> Dupont's, F.F.F. 5.60 ? . Dupont's, Blasting. 4.25 ? PROVISIONS-f> lb- I Bacon, Hams, fi lb.I _ @ _ Bacon, Sides.) 17>?<a 18 4? Bacon, Shoulders. 14V(& 16? Bacon Strips. 19^ 20 Lard, in keg. _ <g> - B?"er. 35 @ 66 Shee6e. 16 @ 30 Potatoes, f? bbl. _ @ _ , Onions. _ @ - AppleB.I. - ? _ B/CA"-Carolina, f> ?....:. 8 & 9 East India. _ ? _ SALT- Liverpool, coarse, f> sack.. 1.90 @ 2.15 Liverpool, fine. _ <a _ SUGAR, fi lb-Raw. - A - Porto Rico. _ (? _ Muscova**' ."._ _ ra _ co woo pepa caraar) n I ? ll i If * li 1 I ? f ill 1 11 I til I S g" B . so 3- o* *a fl* I ? 1 I ill I is ! i Sf f I * I. : f i? ; Sgi i ; r g pg g : ll! i ipi iii H* |* ._. , . _. . . . . : :_ ?a* 00 -j 2 rt s ? f i** . . ^. o ea g* S. fi 1 j J ? ? g SSS ^ I Si ?.?S ... ?lis^i. ill .1 s 8?.5 ; ;: gili ?!iMgJL I I ? s ; I s ss s i gg? 1^1" s irk ^P!!P ?I |F iifil M ff I : &: : : : ^^S: : : ii ET: :? iflifif::: ?(Si : i i i L*: iii S JU* i .8 . -a : S2 lill 11 lill i S : a s; S: Si TS. H. ll gs M lililigMiSg p 88jS co wj?^ 3 8 M ? liiisiS&giii : i?*: : ilLL gil i il ?rn i ii ?gi gs lil] iiii?j ?5 . . Sjat kat >_S Sj* C7 J O : j g3??????g$3 iff iigs^g??^?rSr m 3. 1 ii fi mi gggg?i&gi Pi i i*: : i? S? i Si i 3?gg?: SS liLLlSLlliJl ?IIiJMiiLJi ?a: i mu? ? .Overland to mana facturero. Nom-We have deducted from Kew Orleans 28,922 bales Upland, from Mobile 8885 Mles, ?rom Savannah 8402 bags Sea Island and 22V bales Up. ?and-and from Charleston 2305 hags Men ?slanA and i 17? baie* upland, the ?oantittee received at thettfji porte from Mobile, Florida, Texas and Savannah. ?v. Ki port a or Kio?-, Naval stores and Lr* na? tter from thc Port of Charleston, from September 1 to March !o5. 18G9 Boston. Now York;';. Philadelpbia. Baltimore. New Orleans. Mobile. Providence, RI.. Other ?. S. Ports. Total Coastwise Tierces. 1,735 10,466 1,424 5,263 177 403 '??8 Barcelona. Majorca ?fe a Market West Indies. Halifax, N 8. St Johns, N B. London. Bristol, Eng_.... Liverpool. Havre . Montevideo. Oreat Britain. Total Foreign.. Grand Total.. 20,356 70 20,426 N. STOKES. Barrels. 11,196 3,943 400 1,677 17,816 2,716 221 6,968 6^47 16,452 33 668 root. 601,000 3.209,893 1,363,380 1,898,000 1,381,263 108,000 0,561,536 340,000 1,103,555 288,728 1,732,283 10,293.819 Comparative Kxports of Cotton, from tne Port ot Charleston. EXPORTED TO SEA ISLAND. Bales. Liverpool. Other BritiBh PortB. Total to Great Britain... Havre ;. Other Trench Ports. Total to France. North of Europe. Total North of Europe.. Fouth of Europe. West Indies, kc. Total Foreign Porte. Boston. Rhode Island, uc. New York. Philadelphia. Baltimore and Nor.'oik... Other United Suites Ports Total to Coastwise Ports. Grand Total. 2,594 30,975 2,594 2,594 14 2,171 15 43 2,243 30,975 2,104 33,079 3,995 1,784 88.004 6,083 14,478 99 113.443 4,837 146.522 Stocks of Cotton in the Interior Towns not included in the Receipts. Augusta and Hamburg.February 28 Macon, Geo...March 22 Columbus, Geo.,... March 19 Montgomery, Ala.March 19 Selma, Ala.Mai eh 19 Memphis, Tenn.March 12 Nash ville, Tenn.March 22 Total. 1869. 88,547 Passemtere. Per steamship Magnolia, for New York- M R Mc Master, M Benson, Mrs S A Anderson and child, T O Acton and lady, G a Prince, W H Croevln, O I?ee, J A A dame, L Kiener, J A Shepard, A L Prince, J P> ince. O Mc Nary, P G Hy er, W Runsky, and J Hurley and wife. Per steamer City Point, from Palatka, via Jackson, ville. Fernandina and Savannah-A F Engelbert, G Dock, Mr Stowe, Dr Smith, Mr Trippet and lady, Mr Barrett and lady, Mr Caldwell and lady. W F Win coff W 8 Johnson and son, J Brenahan, J H Osten? dorff, Mrs G Greer. Mr? J A Greer, J Harrington, Mr Hertael, wife and daughter, W H Bell, F Drietus, H L Caleter, J B Gun, Mr Beeves. J M Woodward, J H Greenway. W O Pennington, W W Fowler, Mr De Beixedon, Mr Klnglind, Mr Logan, D Wadsworth and lady, H L Bridgman, J McKine and lady, Mr Van Doren and three ladles, A J Hausc m, R Keeler, H G Easton, and 5 on deok. ?l?txnt Ictus. Port of Charleston. Muroh S6. PORT C^IJHINX>^LK. PHASES OV THE MOON. Last Quarter, 5th, 12 hours. 23 minutes, morning. New Moon, 13th, 3 hours, 20 minutes, morning, first Quarter, 21st, 12 hours, 36 minutes, morning. Full Moon, 27th, 4 hours, 12 minutes, evening. M?HCU. tonuay..., 23lTuesday.... 2l| Wednesday 251 Thursday... 26'Friday. 27|Saturday... 28l8nuday.... fl.. 2 a.. i 6..59 6..58 . 6..57 5. .65 5.-54 BETS. 6..12 B..L3 e..13 e..14 e..is e..ie e..ie MOON mon BETS. I WATER. 1..65 |~2.. 9 2..49 I 3..19 8..42 I 4..30 4..29 5..32 6..13 6..26 BiBea. 7..16 7..27 8.. 3 Arrived Yeaterday. Uri tish brig Cecilia, Bistrup, Liverpool-62 days. Salt To R T Walker. Bohr Banger, Gooding, Maya"urz, P B-18 days, fugai and Molasses. To Street Bros Ac Co, and W P Hall. Sehr Anna E Glover, Terry, Boston-12 days. Ice and Mdse. To T Tupper sc Sons, A Gage ?fe Co, and others. Sehr John E Daily. Wall, Boston-10 days. Ice. To the Master, and the Tudor Ice Co. Steamer City Point, McNelty, Palatka, via Jackson? ville, Fernandina, Savannah, Ac. 3 bags 8 Island Cotton, and Sundries. To J D Aiken & Co, Moffett lt Wharton, Major G E Alden, c Grave! ey, ?I B Tognt, W B Williams & Son, Kirkpatrick & Witte, J F Tay? lor A Co, J E Adger & co, Blesell A Co, Hart lc Co, H F Kronecker, Coi Welford. I> raul & Co, W O Bee tc Co, Capt J Ferguson, T J Humphries, A Griffin & H, C H Johnson, McLoy A Rice, J Shaw, Gibbes 4c Co, and Gourdin, Matth lessen 4c Co. Cleared Y eat?relay. Steamship Magnolia, Crowell, New York-Bavenel A Oe. Steamship Prometheus, Gray, Philadelphia- Jno it Thee Getty. Steamship Falcon, Horsey, Baltimore-Courtenay A Tienholm. Sailed Yesterday. Steamship Magnolia, Crowell, New York. Ifchr huuoeam, Pierce, Ruanui, Hon. Sehr David Currie, Bead, JaoksonviUe. Fla. From this Port. Behr Frank 4c Emily, Co ley, Cardenas, March 12. Sehr Nathaniel Chase, small, Baltimore, March 28. Cleared for thia Pora. Steamship Charleston, Berry.at New York,March 23. Steamship Sea Gull, Dutton, at Bat .more. March 23. Sehr P M Bonney, small, at Boston, March 22. Bailed for this Port. The Royal Charlie,Anderson,from Live pool,March 8. Bhtpnewe hy Telegraph. WILMINGTON, March 25-Arrived, a teams bip s Gary from Baltimore.; Pioneer from Philadelpbia. HAVANNAH, March 25-Arrived, Darks 8 W 8wasey from New York; R B Walker from Boston ; soi, ra H G Bird from Rockland, Me; CW Holst from Balti? more; A Gale from Benton. Cleared, eteamahlpa ti Livingston for New York; Am* rican for Balttmoie; bark Oscar for West Grimsby. Memoranda. Consignees por sehr Lilly, from New York-Wm Roach 4c Co, J X Adger 4c to, Adams, Damon & Co, G H Brown, Bollmann Brea, H Hm-hon* St Co Bi?sell 4c Co, A Bischoff, Burbusse fe Bu ckemyer F O Ber? ner, W M Bird k Co, Cameron & lUi Uley. McDuff Cohen, 3 Campeen k Co. H Cobla & o. j Ooagiove, B 4c A P Caldwell, JOH Clausaen, T M Cater. John Commins, Chariest m Courier, E R Cowpertbwait, Dowie 4c Moise, D F Fleming, M Gai'non, H Clerdto 4c Co, Hart4c Co. J K Heath, J bein?, Jeffords k Co, Jenninga, Ihomlinson 4c Co. O L Korna?rens, T J Kerr k Co, King 4c. Gibbon, A Evans, E Lee, C Lil? li ?thal k co. I engmok A Kell, W McLean, S lt Mar? shall. W R Matthews. B O'Neill. OPP ppenheim, O F Panknin, J A Quaekenbuah. Railroad Agent, Raven nel k Holmes. O Bing, D H IN 1 cox, W shepherd C W Stiles, strauss A Vance, J Th.miao1. 4c Co, W L Webb, W G Wbilden 4c * o, ii A Walker 4c Co. J Wiley 4c Ob, R While. Charleston telegraph Co, B R 4c R D White, Werner 4c Ducker, Wagen-r ? Monacos, T ML Bristoll, G W Williams 4c Co, R C Glimmst, 8 8 West, Fraue ber, L lc Co, 3 H Henry and Older. The sehr James A ? 'rocker. Currier, from George town, 8 C. for Boston, ten d*ya out, arrived at Holmes' Hole March 21. fblfST UK ?VJH.SSiX?.9 VP. CLEARED AND 8AILED FOB TLTI8 POA* FOB Ml O N HVKRPOOI,. . Ship B 0 Winthrop, 8tewar !. clear* a.M arch 8 The Boyal ObarbV, Anderson, nailed.March 8 MATAWaUB. British eonr Lion, MoLoLu, up.March 5 DOME s.ii I O HOS TON. Brig Wm Robertson, Reed, up.March 4 Bohr Sarah Cullen, avis, cleaned.March 2 Bohr sarah A Heroraond, Wyiie. up.March 10 Rear Demon, Johnson, cleared.March 10 SchrP M Bonney, bm ?ll, cleared.Rf.tr oh 22 H KW toa t. Steamship Charleston, P rry geared...... March 38 Hc.hr David Faust, Lord, up.March 18 Sehr Col Cook, Beano cleared.March 19 Behr Yankee Blade. up.... ..March lfl Behr N W smith, Tooker, up.March 17 fenr Jessie B Clark,-up.....Mari h 17 . . ' ?HlX.ADKt.PiHA , 8' hr W B Mann. Roger?, cleated .Marsh 1ft 1. ?ear Fda Matthews. Meriwee, cleat ed.Marah 10 v nebr WatoMaea, lawrence, wp--.. jg......... M inn 01 Behr Hannah Little, Gcdir. yroieared.M ireh : *? BALTIViOHK. , gtoamMhlp Sea Gull, Dut on, cleared.March SS I Bohr Minnie, Smith, doared.Marah 20 Consignees per Bonito Caioiina .'.(atlroatf Mareto MO. 313 bales Cotton, 90 baloi Domestics, 47 linds Ba? con, 2 oars Lumber To Bulli oad Agent, C'ampscn & Co. J A Quackcnbufh, A J Salinas, Reeder A L'avis Pelser, lto:ig?<r* ?V Co. O U Walter A Co, J N Uob' son, Frost & Adger, JUE Sloan, Mowry At Co, W W smith, Graoscr At Smith, W O Courtney it Co John? ston, Crows & Co, J R Pringle, W K Ryan, G W Wil? liams At Co, H C'>bia A* Co. II Uischott' At Co, Cald? well At Son, O Phillips, Claghorn, Herring & Co, Street Bros At Co. LIST OF" SI11PP1NU In the Port ot* Charleston, March 3(5. VISUELS UNDER 100 TONS, AND STEAMERS COASTING WITHIN THE STATE EXCEPTED. STEAMSHIPS. Camilla (Br), 795 tons. Peace, at Boyce & Co's wharf, for Liverpool, loading-R Mure & Co. Champion, 1418 touB, Lockwood, at Adger's wharf, for Now York, loading-James Adger & Co. Prometheus. 581 tons, Gray, at Atlantic wharf, for Philadelphia, reudy-J ic T (.letty. Falcon, 072 tons, Horsey, at Union wharf, for Balti? more, ready-Courtenay At Trenholm, SHIPS. Richard III, 985 tons, Wood, at Accommodation wharf, from Liverpool, waiting-Manter AiueconguB (Br), 791 tons, (.troven, at Boyce's wharf, from Liverpool, waiting-R Muro At Co. Amelia, 088 tons, Borebam, at Atlantic wharf, for Liv? erpool, waiting-Patterson At Stock. Pacinc, 635 tons. Foss, at Atlantic wharf, for Havana, waiting-W B Smith ic Co. BARKS. Borneo (Br), 705 tons, Card, at Boyce & Co's wharf, for Liverpool, loading-R Mure At Co. W G Putnam (British), 700 tons Rickard, at Atlantic wharf, foi Liverpool, loading-Willis A Chisolm. Agra (British), 039 tons, Fullmore, at Vanderhorst'e wharf, from Liverpool, waiting-Raven ol At Co. The Queen (Br), 698 tons, Cook, in tho Stream, from Stranroan, Scotland, walting- R Muro At Co. Harriet F Hussey, 681 tons, Ulmer, at N E Railroad wharf, for Liverpool, loading-W Roach Si Co. Dalkeith (Br). 848 tons, Anderson, in the Stream, from London, walting-R Mure & Co. David Me Nutt, (Br), 602 tons, McElhenny, at Brown it Co's wharf, from Liverpool, discharging-R Mure & Co. BRIGS. Mt ria (Spanish), 155 tons, Font, at Palmetto wharf, for Barcelona, ready-J A Enslow A Co. Florenclta (Span) 140 tons, Font, at Palmetto wharf, from Havana, to be repaired-J A Enslow At Co. Teresina (Br), - tons. Ellis, at Marshall's wharf.from Port Talbot, discfruging-R Mureil Co. Cecilia (Bi),-tons, Bistrup, in tho Stream, from Liverpool, Just arrived-B T Walker. Courier (Br). - tons, Jenkins, in the Stream, from Port Talbot, just arrived-R T Walker. Manzanillo. - tons, Magano, at Brown A Co's wharf, from Rockport, Me, discharging-Olney Ac Co. SCHOONERS. C S Groves, 258 tons, Weaver, in Ashley River, for Baltimore, loading-H F Baker Ai Co. BN Hawkins, 396 tons, Wyatt, at Adger's wharf, for Bosion, loading-W Roach At Co. Beta, 162 tons. Brown, in Ashley River, for Philadel? phia, loading-H F Baker ic Co. George H Mills, 298 tons. Mills, at Adger's wharf, for Wilmington, N C, ready-W Roach & Co. D C Bulee, 193 tons, Hildreth, in Ashley River, for New York, loading-W Roach Ai Co. Edith, 565 tone, Wheeler, at Lniou wharf, from Liverpool, walting-R Mure At Co. Ella M Pennell, 19? tons, Mitchell, lu Ashley River, for West Indies, loading-W P Hall. E H Nayler, 280 tons, Aloreehtson, in Ashley River, for B eton, loading-H F Baker At Co. Charles E Raymond, 809 tons, Higgins, at Brown At Co's what f, tor Boston, loading-M Goldsmith At Son. Lucy A Orcutr, 168 tens, Haskell, at Kerr's wharf, for Bucks vii io, s C, ready-Mast* r. S S Bickmore, 224 tons. Barter, in Ashley River, for Philadelphia, loading-Risley At Creighton. Robert Caldwell, 466 tons, Mccormack, at Adger's wharf, for New York, loading-W Roach & Co. Lilly, - tons, Francis, at Adger's wharf, from New York, discharging-W Roach & Co. Annie Amsden, 256 tons, Bangs, at N E Railroad wharf, from Wood's Holo, Mass, discharging-J A Enslow ii Co. Mary E Vancloaf, 256 tons, Jouep, at Central wharf, from Rockport, Me, discharging-J A Enslow & Co. Moonlight, 202 tons, Briggs, at Palmetto wharf, from Kingston, Jam, tobe repaired-J A Enslow ii Co. H N Squire, 307 tons, Fiske, at Adger's wharf, from Bo-ton, discharging-W Roach & Co. Frances Hatch, 97 tods, Gregory, at Brown ic Co's wharf, from Richmond, Va, discharging-J A Ens'ow & Co. .> Hattie Coombs, lt 8 tons, Jam ison, at Union wharf, from Richmond, Va, diecliargmg-J A Enslow A Co. N W Megee, 241 tons. Ketchum, at Atlantic wharf, from New York, discharging-H F Bator Ac Co. Mary Ella, 155 tons, Thomas, at Central wharf, from Rockport, Mo, discharging-Risley ii Creighton. Azelda ic Laura, 109 ions, Melodie, at Brown it Co's wharf, from Kingston, Jam, di.-charging-Bart, & Wirth. Mary A Bolt, 193 tons. Holt, at Accommadation wharf, from Matanzas, discharging--Risley & Creighton. Palma. - tonn, Pearce, at Kerr's wharf, from New York, d sob?rging-W Roach ic Co. L A Edwards, 230 tons, Marsh ill, at Union wharf, faom New York, discharging-W Roa-h ic Co. Charles E Hellior, - tons, Mltcboii. at Korr*? wuari, irom New Vork. discbarging-W Roach ii Co. Dexter Wa?hburne, - tons, at Brown it Co's wharf, from New Orleans, discharging-A J Salinas. A E Glover, - tons, Terry, at Central wharf, from I Boston, discharging-1 Tupper ic Sons. Banger, - tone, Gooding, at Brown ii Co's wharf, ! from Mayagues, P R. discharging-W P Hall. Joan E Dalley, - tons. Wa 1, at Central wharf, from Boston discharging-Risley h Creighton. Montrose, 242 tons, Knudson, In the stream, for New York, ready-J A Enslow Ac Co. f rap* Remir?is, (Ste. EMPLOYMENT AT YOUR OWN HOMES EITHER SEX-Suitable for eteadv hands. Pays large profits. Address for particulars at once, COSTAR,No. 10 Crosby-st.,N. Y. LATEST NEW YORK NEWS. LADIES!! Look Ont ! ! Look Out ! ! Look Ont ! ! Look Ont ! ! ' Beautifies the Complexion. " ..Gives a Rosy Glow to the Cheeks." "A Ruby Tinge to the Lips." ..Removes all Blotches and Freckles." "Hie Beet in the World." COSTARS " BEAUTIFIER! THB Batter-Sweet and Orange Blossoms. j*y One Bottle, $1-Three for $2. 1000 Bott'es sold in one doy in New York City. 468- All Druggists in CHARLESTON seU it. " COSTAB'S " STANDARD PREPARATIONS ABB "Cottar's" Hat, Roacto, die., Xxtersnin a tors. "Cottar's" Bed Bag Kxtermtnators. "Costar**" (only pure; Inaeet Powder* "Only Infallible Remedies known." "18 veare estaollshed to New ?o-k." .'2000 Boxes and Flasks manufaatured daily. " '111 Beware 111 of Bpuriou* imitations." "All Druggists in OHABL?Sl'OX seU them. " Address r .. COS TAR," No. IO Crosbjr.lt., N. Y. Or JOHN F. HENRY (-uooossor to) DKMAB BARNES & Ce., 21 Park Row, N. Y. Sold in CH A it LCM OS by OOOUMICII, WINEMAIi di CO., . WHOLESALE AGENTS. March 23_D*o_lyr ROSAD A LIS Purifies the Blood. Por Bale Isp Dru?sris?s Kwerpwiso? e. JUl?2? ?AC '?.. "A C. KAUFMAN, UTOUK AND REAL ESTATE BROKER, Ne. 25 BROAD-STRSBiy CHARLESTON, S. C. WILL BUY AND SELL ON COMMISSION, REAL EMT ATE, Booda, stocks, Ac. Also attend to Renting and Collecting Rents. Marchi . ._nae_ mwfImo SHA VINO AW? HAIRCUTTING, BY W . B. MARSHALL, . ?? AT THB ... . . BROAD-?TREET BARBER SALOON, Ko. 81 (UP STAIBS), December 8 lioilMttuS, SOUTH CAKOMNA 11AILKUAU, GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT M OFFICE, \ CHAHLEHTON. a. C., February 13. 1H6?. J ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, FKURUAUY 14TH, the PASSENGER TRAINS ol Ibo South Caro Hui Railroad will ru?, as follows : FOR AUGUSTA. Leave Charleston.R.TO A. M. Arrive at Augusta.....6.10 P. M. Connecting with trains for Mont .'ornery, Memphis, Nashville and New Orleans, viu Montgomery anea Grand Junction. FOB COLUMBIA. Leave Charleston.P.30 A. M. Arrive at Columbia.5.45 P. M. Connecting with Wilmington and Manchester RMI* road, ano Camden tram. FOR CHARLESTON. Leave Augusta.s.no A. M. Arrive at Charleston.ft.00 P. M. Leave Columbia.7 45 A. M. Arrive at charleston.Cuy p, M. AUGUSTA NIGHT EXPRESS (SUNDAYS EXCEPTED.) Leave Charleston.7.30 P. M, Arrive at Augusta.6.30 A. M. Connecting with trains for Memphis, Nashville and New Orleans, v-"u Grand Junction. Leave Augusta.4.10 P. M. Arrive at Charleston.4.00 A. M. COLUMBIA NIGHT FX PRESS. (SUNDAYS EXCEPTED.) Leave Charleston.C.05 P. M. Arrive at Columbia.1.45 A. M. Connecting (Mindays excepted) with Greenville and, Columbia Railroad. Leave Columbia.5.30 P. M. Arrive at Charleston.5.30 A. M. SOMMERVILLE TRAIN. Leave Charleston.3.00 P. M. Arrive at Summerville. 4.20 P. M. Leave Summerville.7.10 A. M. Arrive at Charleston.,... .8.25 A. M CAMDEN BRANCH. On Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays. Leave Ringville.4.20 P.M. Arrhe at Camden.7.00 P. M. Leave Camden.0.35 A. M. Arrive ut Ringville.9.20 A. M. Signed) H. T. PEAKE, Fobruarv 15 General Superintendent, _ Sates. _ MARVIN'S PATENT Alum & Dry Plaster FIRE PR00I SAFES Are most desirable for quality, finish and price. J MARVIN'S SPHERICAL BURGLAR SAFES Cannot be Sledged ! Cannot be Wedged ! Cannot be Drilled! BANK VAULTS, VAULT DOORS, EXPRESS BOXES, FAMILY PLATE SAFES, COMBINATION LOCKS Please send for a catalogno to MARVIN & CO., (oldest safe manufacturer?) _ , . . (265 Broadway, New York. Principal ) ?al che8tnut gt" Phila. Warehouses (108Bank St., Cleveland.O And for sale by onr agents in the principal cities throughout the * United States. & FOR SALE BY WM. M. BIRD & CO., No. SOS EAST BAY, CHARLKsTUN. December 29 lyr JAMES KNOX....,.JOHN Oil* KNOX & GILL, COTTON FACTORS ABD GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. 125 SMITH'S WHARF, BALTIMORE, Consignmenta of COTTON, RICE, frc, respect? fully solicited, and liberal advances mle thereon. O rd or a for t JO UN and BACON promptly executed -villi care and attention. A~Hl 27_ 12moe? yyiLLIS ?i CHISOLM. FACTORS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS AMD SHIPPING AGENTS, WILL ATTEND TO THE PURCHASE, SALE AND SHIPMENT (to Foreign and Domestic Ports) ci COTTON. RICE, LUMBER AND NAVAL STORES ATLANTIC WHARF, Charleston, 8. C. B. WILLIS.A. B. CHISOLM. October ?5 JESSE C. LYNE8, (Formerly of Charleston, S. 0.,) ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, New Orleans, lt?.. Gives prompt attention to business. Postoffloe i Box 491. 1 RKFEUENCK?-Mesar?. MoORADY k SON, Charles, ton.C.; lion. G. H Bli \ UGH N, Hon. L. MADI SON DAY. New Ort ana, Ls. ti:4 March 25 Y H* TBUNHOLB, * No. 1 BROAD-STREET , CHABXj&rroif, s. a., MINER, SHIPPER AND DEALER IM South Carolina Native Bone Phosphate. January ll 3mos ?ICSI. NKSS MUM. THE SUMTER NEWS, PUH USU ED AT SUMTER, S. 0.t IS ONE OF THE BEST PAPER-4 IN TH Ii UP? COUNTRY; baa a large circulation, and affords su? perior advantages as an advertising medium, lenna low. Addres DARR fc 0-T*.BN, February 22_Proprietor*. K Kai M 4 TO 850 horse power ino tiding the ooieorateJ Corliss i.ut-of? t nglnes, ?Ilde Valve fcta . tonar-. Engines Portable Kngi et. fco. Also Cl reli? ar Mui;iv and Gang haw Mills, togar C>ne Mils? na ting Pulley*, Ac. Lutb ind M.lng'o Mills Wheat ?nrWr?rw M'tt?, Ot^eu ar awe Beliing, fte. Send tor deaeijptive Circular and Price List. Wool fc MANN STEAM ENGINE CO., February 18 Cmos utica, New York.