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THE DAILY NEWS. Gaea?. [The following beautiful enisma waa present? ed to the Brooklyn Pctii-coteric, amonpr its lite? rary exercises :] With spectral wings and blasted breath, My touch is liko the toucu of death. With crookcJ head and double tail. My coming mak?s the world turn pale ! In vain au army, sword in hand, Would peak to drive me irom the land. Cut off my double tail; and then, Like Rtehard. I'm "myself again." Decapitate me, like a pheasant, And now you've made me omnipresent. And if both bead and tail you sever, I'm Iben more obst mate than ever. Though high and spotless in my birth, I'm basely trampled to the earth. Butorusbed to earth, I rise; and then. Like Monsit ur Touson-"com? aeain." Commerrial. Imports. HAVANA-Per soar 8 L Morgin-50 bbls Molasses, to J A Enslow A Co; 65.000 Oranges, 75 dozen Pineapples, 300 bunches Bananas, to Bart A Wiith. Exports. LIVERPOOL-Per Eritiah bark Borneo-95 bags Sea Island Cotton, 1882 bales Upland Cotton, 314 bbls Rotin, 200 tons and 25 bags Phosphate, 9 tierces Cotton Seed. C h nrlcston Cotton and K icc Harket. OFFICE OF TBE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS, 1 CHABXKSTON. Monday Evening, March 29. ] COTTON.-Daring the early part ot the day the demand for tho staple wes light and prices without atr*nb.tb, but at a later hour a better demand sprang np and the article closed steady; sales near 1000 . bales, TX: 6 at 22; 113 at 26*; 35 at 26*; 225 at'27; 18? at 27;*; 138 at 27;*; 188at27*c. Wequote: '* !.. ITVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION. 1 - Ordinary to good ordinary.26*ft?>27 itu " Low middling.27*? Middling.27*@ By New York classiflcation we quote: 1 ' ; Xow middling.27#@ " BICE.-The transactions in this grain w*re limited, but prices were steady; sales60 tierces of clean Caro" Tina, vir: 40 tierces at 8*; 18 at 8*c $ ft. We ' quote common tof.or clean Carolina at 7*"?8*; ? good 8 5-16@8,Hc fl ar li rt* hy Teletjrapn. FOREIGN MARKETS. ? - LIVERPOOL, March 29.-Nothing doing in cotton. Botin 6s. 3d. . HA VHS, March 29.-Cotton If. 46;. both on the _ ground and afloat. DOMESTIC MARKETS. NKW YOBX, March 29-Noon.-Money active at 7; - sterling 8*. Gold 31*. 62's 18*. Cotton cull at Evening.-Governments inactive. '62's, 17??. ' Sou them etoaks heavy; South Carolina's 71*. Cot? ton steady; sales 1300 bales at 2S*a29e. Flour-su? perfine State 16 86aO 30; common to fair extra South? ern td 750,7 20. Wheat held higher but very quiet. Oom unchanged. Pork dull. Lard heavy; kettle' 19al9*c Whiskey quiet Bice dull. Turpentine .TW?.-... - "rrrrS-^a^-J&elghts dull. Monev 7-the pressure still continues." uora 31*. Stocks heavy. . BazxrifOBx, March 29.- Markets unchanged. ? CBtCZNXATx, March 29 -Mess pork held firmly at 'i?. Whiskey 91c. Lard 18*al8*c. Bacon, no : thing doing. Smrar-eured hams 18 *al 9 c. Sr. Louis, March 29.-Whiskey nominal at 90c. 'Pork $31 60a32. WxuintoTON, March 29.-Spirits of turpentine ? bettor ; sale? at 46a48. Boain steady at $1 85at2 75. Crude turpentine ac'ivo at 21 90a$3. Tar quiet at ?2 70a2 75 ( o'ton dull. AUGUSTA, March 28 -Cotton dall. Sales 140 bales; receipts 166. Midrlings 27* cents. - \i -SAVAIT*AH, March 29.-Cotton quiet bnt firm; mid? dling 27*ai:8 oents. Sales 5C0 tales; receipts 1048. " MOBILE. March 29.-Cotton quiet and demand Uni? ted. Sales of 800 bales low mildling at 27c. Rc .c*b-tsl5sV No exports. NEW ORLEANS, March 29.-Cotton stiffer. Mid "ellinga 28,*a28*c ; sales 2500. Receipts since Sat? urday 373 Gold 32*: ?itct? PXCharuiO on New Ynr{r premium, finbar dall: common 12. ptioo 14c. Molasses scarce but demand Unht ; prime 65a7dc. Columbus Market. . COLUMBUS, March 26.- Ths fallowing are the reports of tho warehouses for the week, Northern , middlings being the ba-is of quotations, and em ploying strict olas>iBca'ions: saturday, fair demand. ,25*c, salo< 68 b des; Monday, quiet, 25*c; sales 40 .bales; Tnosday, uuohaugeJ, sales 73 bales; Thurs .clay, excited.ia mirniaz. dosed quiet, 26c, sales 861 . bales, X oday's sates 8 & b des. One lot ot 96 bales .brought 25,*c. Market steady at the following quo> ?ta?ons: Orumary 23 23*c; good ordinary 24*au*c; low mid d.i. g < 36*c ; mid di luis t Nor tb o rn) 26c; .good middlings nominal. Warehouse sales for the -.week 890 balee. Week's receipts 310 boles against j.702 the corresponding week, of last season and "85 the previous week of this year. Shipments 1153 bales. WEXKXT STATEMENT. Block on hand Sept. 1,1868. 280 -JBeoeiyed past week.340 Becuivtd previously.45,490-46,830 46,110 Shipped past week.1,163 Shipped pw-vioosly.....32,471 33,624 JBook on hand March 26, 185?.12,486 Marmy, Ferris & Co.'? Naval Stores Cir? cular. NBW YORK, March 97 -The busin es3 in spirits turpentine la-t week supposed to be for shipment, -turns out to have been on speculation, and our mar? ket receiving no relief therefrom, has again subdid ed, closing weak at 60 cte merchantable. The sales amount to 80?. bbis at 60a62* merchantable, and 63a B3* for ,New York bbl?! ' ahipplng order. Bocoipts Mi obis; exports 620 bbls. Rosin has continued m 'air dc mend but mostly at reduced quotations, co isiderak-le having champed hands ut 12* 2 40 for t-twined. The sales and re . sales are '?6 Ooo bbls at ?2* a 2 i5 for strained com S&i?^?**? *?iyt S? ?00? strained; $2 55a3 80 for No 2; $3a4 SO for No 1, a <d include 1U?? paie Zl H 99 a880. At the dose the quanti ty in first hands lor sals under S2 60 ifor strain jd) ls qa te tnfliog, and -ga nearly ail- afloat t? sold to arrive lor export, any further demand would seem >o nee s?ltate a material advance in prices. Receipts 4ofli bbla. Experts 10,117 bbls. * gaston ?fe Co's Cotton Report, for tbe Week tending Marett ?6. 1909. . NEW YORK, March 27-Tua MASUT.-In our .last report the m rket cloned steady at 28,*a28*o -fermidu tro g Unlands. Ou saturday there was more doing ' aud prices were steads' Low middling was quoted at 27*c but could not be bought tor less lian 27 ljC a-.d po .ne cn tr cte for March delivery -were-Betted at 273. c "?ales 3314 bales at 28*c for middling. Mou-**y-with more activity in Liver? pool, and orders r?cived by cable, there wa* a gen? eral demand winch w s freely met by holders, colea 3625 baies at 28*c. iuebday-there was a good in quirv for exporr. but o*ing to the full prices de? manded by holuers there waa not muoh doue. Sales 3066 bales at 33*0. Weoneadav-the advices of a -movement in Liverpool blas ted this market and a .large business was do.m at * t. *o advai? e. princi? pally tor exoi-rt cale- 4122 bales at 28*a29cior midd lug upi nos. 1h ;rsdi.Y-the activity m LUer pool and Manohes-er b ought in buyers, the deoj-ind waa fr ely met bv hold r:. fc-ales 4673 bale?, includ? ing 1842 in traorit Mitti ?u j 28*J29C Yes erday there was very littl? d?t!?) ona; to the holiday in .Liverpool, lhere wan no change In prices and tho sales only reached i'234 bales. Middling 28&u29o. Prices he o h*ve improvei *'c, and Liverpool has advanord3-16d. the M?uch--ter market continues to impnvo Slowly, nuder the reouceu production ot good?. The txpectitiou that thia crop will reach 3,6M),000 b Ie-, and thu war of a Ur^or c on next year, stall prevents ba cr cf coed* from operatiug freely. "1 he r-ce:p s this week are 32,314 baieB, ana the lutenor iowna siiowu deere -se in s;o- k of 3573 bales. In the tta.i.-tic il position the s r-ek and cotton afloat tor B'em-n ?il: be found, i i -sro h:.ve been received at the ports -lice 1st September. 1.753 9o5 bales, of Which . x -r.e.-B have taken 53 82* bates; spinners 4-11.9.4 au.i tho s.ocks h*ve iocro^cd 349.713 bale-. e?cii In receipts as compared with last year 113 981 b.i os. Deficit iu shipments to Liv? erpool now '.'83.106 bales Upi jud A. Mobile. New Finida. Orean?. Toxas. Ordinary 26Ai-26 26 a2<5* 2t?*u20* 2G*a26;*. * Good Or diua-y.2S?iai7 27 a27* 27*?27* 27*i27* Low Mid dling...273?a28 i8 s28* 28*a28* 2N*u28* Midd an: 23^(29 '.9 a' U* 29* ?29* 29?.29,* Sales ot tiie week .8 024 bales, including 3JC0 o ?pinners, 11'67 to speculators, aud 12 107 to export? ers. Gross recel'ts at tbts port for the week, 11,445 bales, ?ince l^t -cptembcr 527,016 balea. . STADSTIOAL .'osmos- 18C9. 18>8. gio k in Liverpool;. 258 000 391 630 Afloat fiO.u Ino.a. 197,001 173.000 Afloat irom America. 100.000 230.000 Block In IVmuoii. 89 760 71,520 Afloat 'or Louuou. 60 003 83,000 Stock lnHavie. 67 2 4 33.259 Afloat for Havr. 17.720 30 563 Stock in Bremen. 6.223 11.017 Afloat tor bremen. -1,951 7,146 Block i, Unlsed .-titan j ort*..... 993 307 292 108 Stock m thc Interior tow^e. 76196 49 6H6 Total.1,319,374 1,322.779 Deere*i<e-iii VIM-D!? supply. 3,4i 5 .JBtoek of cot too held by Minches ter sriinners at the milla ?ow 7o.0OO o iles, ?amo tame 186S. atO.OOo bale*. Middling Oilouns, now 12>id412*d. thoo 10>?d. .Ho ii cht s ter .Harket MANCIIEVIEK, March 12- COTTON GOODS.-To? day the mar'-it is somewhat improved a6 compared with the r>pj' .niTifT ot the week. Toe Armor t no of the Li ver DOO] market has contributed, u'oug with the recent (lecrease in product on, to place both man i facturera and ?pinnersin a better position than some days ago. lhere is a slight merece of demand for shirtings, and iu t-O'h home and shipping yarns. Home irado yarns are Kd to >?d per lb dearer since Tuesday, and some transact ODS are reported at this figure. Buyers are extremely cautions la giving the increisod rates demanded, and. taking thu market generally, th< re are sales only at the lull price? on Tuesday, but where there is any change it is decided? ly in favor ol the seller. A telegram from Calcutta, dated the 9:h, reports the good* market quiet but A.m. New Bengal cotton7>id. costand freight. On the whole ihete is a bettor feeling since Monoaya d Tuesday ali round. Boston .Marliet. BOSTON. March 26.-COFFEE-The market con? tinues without improvement Java is selling in small lots to the trade at 22 Vic cold. Bio is quiet at 15al8c cold; in New \uck USS bags sold at 10U23?C gold, in bond: in Philadelphia 1000 bigB at \2}?c gold, in b.uid: 470 bags ot 12iic; 300 bags at 16%a 17&c. duty paid ; and m Baltimore 1003 bags at 125?c gold, in bond. COTTON-The receipts this week have been 1C12 bales, of which 597 bales were Ire m New Orleans, 265 Irom Norfolk. 204 by the Providence Railroad, and 243 by the Albany Railroad. The market has been dull throughout thc week, although prices advanced V 9 lb. The sales this week have been 2000 bales, and tho stock bere is 15,000 bales. We quote ordi? nary'at 26c; good ordinary 27c; low middling 28c; middling 29c; good middling 31a32c 9 lb. GUNNY BAOS-The mamet is qiiet The prices are nominally 16&al7>?c cash. Sales of 50 bales in New York at 17c currency. Gumti CLOTH.-Tbe market ie firmer with a moro active demand. Sales of 500 bales at 21 Kc currency, deliverable in June; 200 bales at lCc gold ; 300 bales at 20 Kc curreno ; 150 bales at 20'?c currency. NAVAL STORES.- Spirits turpen'lue was firm and prices advanced, wrh sales st 55a66c bat has Ginee declined to 53c por gallon. Tar has be n iu deoaand with sales of 1100 bois to arrive at $4 per bbl. In pitch or roeiu we hear of no sales ot importance. RICE.-Thc market is dull. Sales of Carolina at 9 tfSlOc; Rangoon 9c per pound. TEAS.-Teas have been vry quiet this week. Sales of lines are wanted by the trade at prices same as last reported. Oolongs: we quot-* common to fair at 67a73c; good 75a9->e; superior to fine $lal 15; linest $1 25al 50. Japans: common lo fair 80a88c; good 92coSl; fine -1 05al 25 Young ht son: common to fair 80ca$l ; good $1 lUal 20; fine SI 30al 50; finest SI COal 70. Consignees per South * molina. Kailroad Maren. 39. 529 bales Cotton, 33 bale6 Domestics, 3 cars Wood, 2 cars Lumber, 2 cars dtock. To Railroad Agent, G W Williams & Co, Graeser A Smith, Ka en?l tt Co, Pelzer, Rodgers & Ce. Eraser & Dill, Frost k Adgor, Mowry 4 Co, W C Courtney & Oo. Johnston. Crows A Co. Thurston A Holmes. A B Mulligan, Caldwell & Son, W W Smith, G Foll?n, ?laghorn. Herring & Co, C Gravaley, stoll, Webb & Co, Taft & Howland, and Donny & Perry. t*assen?<uxsi Per steamship Saragossa,4 irom New York-Mr and Mrs C Fisher, MrsndMTS Taylor, T H Blackwell, E Ward, C Piodof^r$retsenman. Mts Jarvis and child, Mrs Kiln?, Mrs Muir sud child, H C Croft. J Pierce. Mr Howes, L Britton, W H Hardy, J O Putnam. G Putnam. W Armstrong. E Probst, J B Blsir, J Han? cock, G L Wright, E Morgao, and S A Morgan, Jk%mu Mtm. Port of Charleston. March 30. PHARES or THE KOON. Last quarter, sa, s hours, 28 minutes, evoning. New Moon, Uth. fl hour, <w -i.utcs, wemt'g. First Quarter, 19th, 9 hours, 40 minutes, morning. Full Moon, 27th. 1 hour. 1 minute, morning. 29 Monday....! 0.63 6..17 8..33 I 8..45 30 Tuesday....: 5..51 | 6..18 9..41 | ?..31 31IWeducsd3y.| 6..f0 I 6..18 ' 10..41 | 10..20 1 Thursday...I 6.-49 6..19 I ll..41 j II.. 8 2Friduy. ?..47 : 6..20. Morn, j 12.. 2 3Saturday... 5..46 , 6..21 12..39 !.. 4 4 Sunday.I 5. 45 : 6..21 1--28 I 2.. 3 Arrived Yesterday. Steamship Saragossa, Ryd r. New York-left 1 hursday. P K. Mdse. To Ravonel A Co, bouth :rn Express Co. Railroad Agents. J t> Aiken A Co, G W Aimar, A H Abrahams A .-ors. J E Adgor & Co. H D Burkett A ?lo, B llmann Hine. J A Brenner, O H Bi'hre, H Bischoff A Co. A H Brahe A Co, T M Bris? toll, G H Brown. E Hates A Co, Cu eu's Medical Do pot. Coben. Kanckel A io, J Campsen A Co, L Cha? rnu A Co, T M Cuter. J Commins, Craue. Boylston A o, P Darcey. W G Dukoa In o, J ll Duval A son, L Elia?, J A Ennlow ?i co, J Ferguson, J M Fraser li Braver. C iiold^'clu, A fj^?ooawtn* S^JjoouTieh. Wineman A Co, N A Hunt. J Hcescmiu A Co. Hart A Co. Holmes A calder, Mi-s E Haas, k' Horsey, A Isa ICH, Jr, Jennings. Thomllnson k Co, Eiusman Bios, Jeffords & Co. Johnston. Crews k Co, Rh nek, Wickenberg k Co, C D Kenrick H Elatte A < .>. G A Locke. A Langer, Lauroy A- Alex in der, M Lulirs, W A'Mebrtens Lrn nick & bell, J w Miller A 'Jo, W R U.Tnto-h. McDufflj Cobon, L M. J G Miliior A Co, J Marshall, Jr. Mowry A Co. C Madsen, S lt Marshall, EV Matthiessen, Mantoue k Co, Naoiiman A co. N K R.ilroad Ag nt. North, Stcelo A Warde 1 D O'Neill fe Son, D O'Neill. B O'Neill, Pierson A Co W A Pratt, 2 P Popneuheim, W Roach. Ra mi A Lynab, A M Robertson, J H Reouoker, C stac'lov. L Solio?!! A 3o, D H ?teos, -hackellord A Kelly. W A >knne, H Mencken, li W Steff.-ns, D Solteri, Stoll. Webb A Co, Strauss k Vaneo, J Thomson, W^H,8U Wilson, R .Vhite, S Wehman, W G Wb'.lden A Co. Werner A Ducker, W J Yates. Mrs M J Zernow, G W Williams fe Co, Denny & Perry, H Herz. Gramann A Schwa.-ke, I Jara. S 8 -solomons, Charleston Hotel. W L Wo .b, I Bischoff. J F u' Seill A Sou. J M, L Bloome, J N M Wohltmann, Ostendorff A Co, PMeitzler, Marshall A Surge, Cameron. Barkley A Co, J By man A Co. J M [seman, R Wing, D Maguire, Walker, Eva to A Cogs veli. Furchgott A B o, J Meitzler, Holmes' Book tto'e, Bavonel A Holmes, MAA Ashton, Dowie i Moise, and G Thompson. Sehr 8 L Morg.n, M or, an, Havana-4 -'ays. Mo? uses and Fruit. To J A Enslow A Co, uid Bart A Virth. Cleared Yesterday. Irltish bark Borneo, Card, Liverpool-] A Enslow A Co. chr John E Dailey. Wall, an Easters port, via Georgetown, S C-Risley A Creighton. chr Edith, Randall. Satilla River, Gio-W Roach A Co. Sailed Yesterday, ehr Mary E Vancleaf, Jones, Care mas. chr Ella M Penne 1, .Mitchell, Mat inzas. chr C ? Groves, Weavor, Baltimore, chr D C H?lse, Bildreih, New York, chr Beta. Browu. Phila elphin, chr J E Dailey, WaU. Georgetown, 8 C. ehr L A Orcutt, Haskell, Buoksvilie, 8 C. From this Pore :hr Riobard Vaux, Whittaker, Bos? on, March 26. ehr Galena, Hole, Boi^n. ll?ca iii Cleared for this fort. tcaanhip Manhattan, Woodhull, at New York, March 27. Sailed for this Port, team ship Maryland, John-on, irom Baltimore, Marcb 27. Shtpnews by Telegraph. BOSTON. M ireh 29-The war steamer Galena has ?en ordered to Cub^u waters. Nsw YoitK. March 29-Arrived, co:sters latest ne, Meade, hi-uvillo, Arago. WrLMinoroN, M ire i 29-Arrived yustorday. Re? ece* C?> de from New Y rk. SAVANNAH. March 29-Arrived, steamsh'rs Gen tarn?s irom New York und Finnin from Baltimore. Cleared, sehr carrie Heyer for St John's, N B. Weather warm. Wiud ssW. IMcuiorunrto.. Tho ship R C Wmthro), from L'vorpool for marleston wa? off bunm-m ire, March ll. Tho Bhip Grab .m's Policy, from > harleoton for Jalt'.more. was bpokuu March 25. dpc Hatteras leuriug AV. The sehr J A Crooker. Currior, from Georgetown, ) C, arrived at Boston Mareil 28 tUtST OF VK*$]CIJK UP, CL KA RBI) AND SAILED ht) lt TUM POM . F 0 R r I G N L1VKBPOOL. '-hip R 0 Winthrop. Stewar-. clear? d.March 8 rho Royal Gnarl: -, And rs J.:, sailed.M ireh 8 UAT.AKZ.VS. British sehr Lion. UeLcJfc?. up.March 5 1) O M E < 'i 1 C Brig Wm Robertson. Reed, up.March 4 Sehr >arjh Cuilou, -A VIS. cleared.March ? 3obr >arali A Humm tad, Wy.ie, np.Man-h 10 Sehr Damon, Jo usuu, cleared.March 10 Sch-P M Ro.iUoy, s>uiall, . teared.M-reit 22 Sour stephen Mor?is, .-oma m. cleared.March SS Steamship Manhattiu, Woodhull, cleared..March 27 Sehr E F Cibiida.- un.Al i ch 25 Sehr Pavld Faust Lord, c CT.d.Mardi 21 Sehr Coi COOK, Bcar.-e Cleared.M->u h 18 Sehr Yankee Blade.-, up....Marou l<t Sehr N W - muli. Tooker, up.March 17 Sehr Jessie S Cart,-up.Man h 17 ritlL.'.l)h.LI'UlA RtStimbtp J AV Brennan. ?ny<l r.cleared..March 2' Sehr Eil? Muthern, ttehTwee, c eared.March 10 sthr Willanga. Lawrcu.-o, up.Mareil 01 Sehr Hauiiiih Litia*. Go-ltrvy cleared ...ll.jil rc'iM behr W H Yoaug. Youn?, cl(-aicd.A larch 26 \\ HITE LEAD, ZING, iP^IIDTTS, OOLOES, VARNISHES, BRUSHES, &c., 4o RAW AND BOILED LINSEED 0?.S. ( A 31 L.KO\, 13 AK KR I-Y ?i CO., Northeast corner Meethig and Cumberland streets. January 1 6mo ?imUntons. PIANO F OB TE S, MUSIC, Sc C - - EECE1YED BY LATE IMPORTATIONS, A choice assortment ot PIANO PORTES, at strictly fpctorv prices; wa?ranted for fire years. Also, eight diflereut styles of Cabinet Organs and Mc'odeo is, f f tne best makers. Purchaser J abrut selecting an instrument aro in? vited to call ano examine the supply ol excellent instruments now offered for sale. In addition to the above, the undersigned begs to call attention to hts fine stock of Musical Instruments and Musical Mer? chandise, ot tbe bef-t quality Foreign and American. A large and varied collection of Music Books, with late a<>d fashionable sheet Music on hand, and re? ceived as soon as published. Boosey A Co.'a popular standard of correct and cheap Music Publications, from easy to. the most dim ult, to suit all tastes. Catalogues free on ap? plication. PIANO F0RIE9 kept for Hire. PIANO FORTES and other Musical Instruments tuned, repaired, taken in exchange and bought. 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CAMERON, BAiiKLEV Ai CO., Northeast Corner Meeting and Cumberland streets. January 1 Hmo BAR 1R0IV, SHEET IRON AND STEEL, WliOl GUT AND CAST IRON PIPING. STEAM AND MALLEABLE CAST IRON FITTINGS, for steam and water. OAtUEKUN, It ARK LEV <x CO.. Northeast oorncr Meotmg and C umbartoud ? tryeta "January 1 tnao Prop, ChemtralSj git. C. F. PANKNIN Apothecary and Chemist. No. 133 Meeting-street, CHARLESTON, S. C FJU1E ADVEBTISEB BEG3 TO CALL ATTEN TION to his stock of the best Imported and Domes tic CHEMICALS, DRUGS AND PATENT MEDICINES. OPON TBE DISPENSING DEPARTMENT Of his business he bestows the utmost personal care and attention, and guarantees the PURITY of the MEDICINES used in compounding. " PRESCRIPTIONS Prepared carefully at all hours of the day and night. SPECIAL AGENCY FOR THE ti ALE OF SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS, MANUFACTURED BY Messrs. GEO. TIE3ANN & CO., OF TSTBW YORK. HIS STOCK OF Hair, Tooth and Nail Brushes. PERFUMERIES, &c, IS LARGE AND WELL SELECTED. Agency for the sale of the celebrated Hock bridge Alum Spring Water, A supply of which le always on band. MANUFACTURER OF PANKNIN'S HEPATIC BITTERS, Which have established for themselves a reputation surpassed by none. Through constant effort and attention he hopes to merit a continuance of the public patronage which has huberto been extended to him. February ie tuthslyr R O ? A J) A L I 8 Purifies the Blood. Kor Sale by Drucglsts KvcrywlMFCi, July 28 TUC 1>1 _Sc ?es. MARTIN'S PATENT Alum & Dry Plaster FIRE PROOI SAFES Are most desirable for quality, finish and price. ; MARVIN'S SPHERICAL BURGLAR S&FES Cannot be Sledged! Cannot be Wedged ! Cannot be Drilled! BANK VAULTS, VAULT DOORS* EXPRESS BOXES, FAMILY PLATE SAFES, COMBINATION LOCKS Please send for a catalogue to MARVIN & CO., (oldest safe manufacturers) . , (365 Broadway, New York. Pnncipr. j721 clu.Htnut gt> PhiIa Warehouses |l08Bank St.,Clevelnnd.O And for sale by our agents in the principal cities throughout the United States. * FOB SALLI Bl" WM. M. BIRD k co., No. 203 EAST BAY, CHAKLKSTOrV. Pcecmbor 28 lyr OFFICE NO. 973 KING, O PIT, SITE BASEL-STREET. J?*, oa.-y 27 Smo Prags, (Djctmiila, (Etc. EMPLOYMENT . AT YOUR OWN HOMES EITHER SEX-Suitable for stead/ hands. Pays large proata. Address for particulars at once, COSTAR,No. IO Crosby-st.,N. I. LATEST NEW YORK NEWS. LADIES !! Look Out 1 ! Look Out 11 Look Out ! 1 Look Out ! ! ?Dean titi ca thc Complexion." "Gives a Rosy Glow to the Cheeks." "A Ruby Tiuge to the Lips." "Removes all Blotcbes aod Freckles. "The Best in the World." CDS TAR'S " BEAUTIFIER! THE Bitter-sweet and Orange Blossoms. tW One Bottle, $1-Three for $2. 1000 Bottles sold In ono day in New Tork City. tS" ?ll Druggists in CHARLESTON Boll it " COSTAR'S" STANDARD PREPARATIONS ARE "Co6tar's" Kat, Roach, Aie, Extermin ? tors. "Cottar's" Bed Bag Rx term in a to rs. "Costar'*" (only pure j Infect Powder. "Only Infallible Rcmediea known." "18 vears esta ol lated In New Yo-lt." "2000 Boxes and flasks manufactured daily. " '111 Bewared 1 of spurious imitations." "All Druggists bi CHARLESTON sell them. " Add resi .. COSTAR," So. 10 Crosby-st., H. Y. Or JOHN F. HENRY (-accessor to) DEM AS BASHES A Co., 21 Park Row, N. Y. Sold in CHARLESTON by GOODRICH, WI NEMAN & CO., March 23 WHOLESALE AGENTS. DAC lyr F O V T Z ' S CELEBRATED Horse and Cattle Powders. mal, such as LUNG FEVER, LOW WATER, HEAVES, Coughs, Distemper, Fevers, Founder, Lo*a of Appetite and Vital Encigy, itc. This preparation, long and lavorably known, will thor ougbly riiavigorate broken down and low-spirited horses, by strengthening and cleansing the stomach and intes? tines. It is a sure preven? tive or all diseases incident to ibis ont GLANDERS, TEL Its use improves the Wind, increas? es the Appetite gives a 8 m o o t h and Glossy Skin- g amt transforms the "? . " miserable Skeletons '?"?rri into a fine looking and spirited Horse. TO KEEPERS OF COWS THIS PREPARATION IS INVALUABLE It in creases the quantity and im? proves tho quality of tho MILK. It mint to increase Iho quantity ot Mils sud Cream twenty percent., 1^ and 'make tho But --- - - -? ter firm and sweet. In fattening cattle, li gives thom an appe lle, opone their hides and makes them th.ive much tenter. IN ALL DISEASES OF SWINE, SUCHAS COUGHS, ULCERS IN THE LUNGS. LIVER, Ac. this ari ir leaets as a spe? cific. By putting \ from one-hair to a paper in a barrel of swill the ab ve diseases will be eradicated or en? tirely prevented. If given in time, a certain pre ti ve and cure for the Hog Cholera. 1'IIKPARF.D BT DAVID E. V O V TZ, WHOLESALE DRUG AND MEDICINE DEPOT, No. 116 Frankhn-st.-oi I, Baltimore, Md. yon SALE BT DUWIL: Ai MOISI:. WHOLESALE DRUG HOUSE No. 161 MEETING-STREET, OPPOSITE CHARLESTON March V HOTEL, wslyr ~M7L7 FILLE Y'S Celebrated Cooking Moves, "PHliANTHKOPLSr" AND "CIVILIAN,' Manufactured at Troy, N. Y" and tor sale by D. L. FULLERTON, A rr GUST A, OA. THESE STAVES STAND ?NBIViLLED FOR capacity, il arability, convenience; and the gen? eral purpose* <o weich i ook.'Oa Stoves ure used. The PHILANTHROP!? i'is extra licav* pl ted, and bai Ash Drawor; can he mad- into a .-ix boiler hole ?tove: han cai iro>i Wier Tank galvanized, or enamel lined. A strictly lirst-cla^s MOVO. The ?)l VT i.l vN is ot a na.it lies'gli, ?nil has afine large Oven. Tbl? Stove <*ai bc had ?Ith ?be extension back, six bolos and ro-> rvoir when desired Foriurrtier lLi.<rmatiou apply to D. u, FULL Eli TON, January 30 imo* Aususta, Ga WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN AHO MANUFACTURER OF DOOKS, SASH KS AMII BLINDS, HORLIIECK'H WHARF, Obarl? ?ton. S. C. Pnrlieulor attention paid to fchipptne. July 80 /ocmtnre, ID^ILSriEL Ii. SILOOX, Nos. 175,177 and 179 KING-STREET, - - Charleston, S. C., Keeps constantly on band a large and well selected assortment ot CABINET F CJHNITURE, Of the latest and most approved st vies, which he offers at prices that cannot fail to please. ALSO, CHAMBER AND COTTAGE SETS, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. j?* THE BEST ASSORTMENT EVES OFFERED IN THCS MABBET.-? N.B.-Ctoods Carefully Packed for Snipping. March 18 - . DAo ibatu2moa -11 ' . - 9 r -- Rasurante. GUARDIAN MUTUAL ?S LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK. Orgauized in 1859. All Policies non-Forfeitable. Hali .Loan Taken. No Notes Required. ?AST CASH DIVIDEND 50 (FIFTY) PER CENT. Statement. Policies in force.$25,000,000 Assets. 1,600,000 Annual Income. 800,000 Losses Paid.- 500,000 Officers. W. H. PECKHAM, President. H. V. G AHA GAN, Secretary. L. McADAM, Acton ry. O. A. FUDICKAR, Superintendent. fe Directors. Hon. JOH? A. Dix, Now York. Hon. JAMES HABPEH, Firm Harp3r & Bros., ex-Mayor New York. JOHN J. CRANE, President Bank Republic. WK. T. HOOKES, Walt-street. WM. M. YEIIMILVE, Banker (Vermilye & Co.) CHAS. G. ROOKWOOD, Cashier Newark Banking Company. Hon. GEORGE OPDYKE ox-Mayor of New York. MINOT C. MOKOAN. Banker. THOMAS RIGNE?, firm Thomas Rigney & Co. BENJ. B. SHERMAN, Treasurer New York Steam Sugar Refining Company. I AARON ARNOLD, Firm of Arnold, Constable & Co. RICHARD H. BOWNE, Wetmore & Bowne, Law? yer? E. V. HAUOHWOUT, Firm E. V. Haugh,wont ?fe Co. WM. WIXKENS, Finn W. Wilkens & Co. JULIUS H. P.!ATT, Merchant. WM. W. WRIGHT, Merchant. CHAS. J. STARE, Merchant. WILLIAM ALLEN, Merchant. GEO. W. CUTLER, Banker, Palmyra, N. Y. GEO. T. HOP?, President Continental Fire In? surance Company. JOHN H. SHERWOOD, Park Place. WALTON H. * TCKHAM, Corner 6th Avenue and f wentv-thira-3troot. EDWARD H. WRIGHT, Newark, N. J. GEO. W. FARLEE, Counsellor. W. L. COGSWELL, Merchant. GEORGE KEIM. General Agent for South Carolins. Or. T. RKJfiNSTJKKKA, Kin.mining Physician. R. ISSERTEL, GENERAL AGENT FOR CHARLESTON, January l'l 6mo nao Offlee No. 293 King-Street, Ch-vrleston, 8. C, /ertiltjer*. PSBTILIZE R/S! RHODES' SUPERPHOSPHATE! THE OLD AND LONGEST ESTABLISHED STANDARD MANDER ORGHILLA GUANO! PERUVIAN GUANO ! EBODES' MANURE IN ITS BBEPABATION, IS M IDE EQUALLY ADAPTED FQB FAGING loree crops of Cotton, Com, Wheat, foaao -o Potatoes and other Boot Crops, i ho ManufictU'ing Department ts couductod by Frederick Klett, oue of the most snllful Chemists and Manufacturer* in the United States. lt ls eudjrscd, aprrovisl md recommended by all of the most prominent Chemists and Acrriculturists in the Southorn states. ''It can bc relied upon ai uniform in quality." always reliable, productive of burge erops, and unc? ..oiled by any in tbo market, in tba lily L porerutajo of "1 ruo Fortilizimr Principles." Pnce $57 60 cash, or 365 time, with Factor's acceptance, and 7 per cent, interest until 1st December, 1809. oi.-cn ll. '.A UV ANO-"AA." a fine Bird Quino, rich in Phosphates and Alkaline ?alts. Price $96 cash. $40 time. ' i?...?iviAa ?niAai> w.ii.ai ni p<m,MjabMfiua lund. FornUUed at market prices for cash. Analysis of Rhodes' Standard Superphosphate of Lime. Moisture Eipolled at 212?.5.05 Soluble Phosphoric Acid.'.9.06 Equal to Phosphate Lime .19.78 Common Phosphoric Acid.16.03 Equal to Bone Phosphate....84.09 Total Phosphates.,.54.77 Limo with Phosphoric Acid.?.29.68 Sand.00.00 (^Sulphate of Lime and other Salts not estimated.. ...40.18 100.00 The above Analysis indicates a Manurial Superphosphate of Lime of tbe highest grade ordi? narily found in tho American market. Its larsro amount of Soluble Phosphoric Aoid supplies an active nutriment for tho development and maturity of th J fruitage. The Saiph uno Acid, which it contains, by chemical affinity with tho elemonts of most soils contribute to its Fer? tilizing Properties. To sbow its bast effcota, this Superphosphate should 03 applied under and in contact with tho Sec J, aud with a moderately shallow covering of soil. A. MEANS, Inspector, Savannah, Chatham County, Georgia. G. H. WILLIAMS, Assistant Chemist. February 13th, 18C9. _ r We guarantee that every package of RHODES' STANDARD SUPERPHOSPHATE shall fully come up to the above analysis. B. M. RHODES & C0., No. 82 SO UT H-STR, KET, 15 A LT J MO K E. B. S. RHETT & SON, . " " AGENTS, CHARLESTON, S. C. February 27 ? ??ailro?R MH iH CAKULINA It.VIM?U.lii GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE, | CllAllLESTON, ti. C., Fatima y 13. 1S69. j ON ANO AFTER ?Ol'D?Y, FEBRUARY 14TH, the PASSENGER TKAINH of the South Caro lim Railroad will run a- follows : FOR AUGUaTA. Leave Charleston.8.80 A. V Arme at Augusta.fi.lO P. M. Connecting with trains for Mont : ornery. Memphu Nashville and New Orleans, via Montgomery an'' Granit Junction. FOR COLUMBIA. Leave Charlenton.8.?0 A. M. Arrive at ColumMa.5.15 r. M. Connecting witb Wilmington and Manchester Rail? road, tuc Camden train KW lt CHARLESTON. Leave Augusta.'.8.00 A. M Arrivo at Charleston.B.nO P. At Leave Coltunoia.7 45 A. M Arrive at Charleston.5-0u P. a! AUGUST ? MUHT EXPRESS iBCNDar.J EXCtPTED.) Leave CbarleMon.7.30 I'. M Arrive at Augusta.t?-?U K. V Couneutiug with trams tor Memphis, Nash viii1 and i<ow Orleans, v'* Grand Junction. i cave Augusta.-.4.10 P. M Arrive at Charleston.LOO A. U COLUMBI* NIGHT EXPRESS. ISUKDA?li k.XC?FT?n.) Leave Charleston.6.0S P. vt Arrive at Columbia.1-45 A. .V. Connoctingr uudaye excepted! with Greenville au" Colu-obia Railroad. ' Leave Oclnmbi.t.W P? M Arrive ot Charleston.5.30 A. V S ?IM UK VI I I.K UtAIN. Leave Cburlef.toa.3.0y P. li *mvo ut SutninW lo. 4.v0 'J. V Lvave summerville.7.10 A. M Arrive ot Charle^m.8.25 A. M WM DEN HKhNcf!. On lliwc;:, Wrdnrjdaiis and Saturdays. Leave Kii gvllV.4.20 P. M Arri e at ('..in len.7.00 P. M Leave Camden.t.35 A. Hi Arrive at Ringville.9.i() A. al * Slimed- H. T. PEAKE. Februar- IC General S-ueennteodfiot. JAMES KNOX.JOH? GILI KiNOX & GILL, COT TO? FACTORS ABS GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. T25 SMITH'S WHARF. BALTIMORE. Consignments ol COTTON, RICK, ftc., respect? fully solicited, and liberal advance- mad? thereon Orders for DOUN ?ud BACON promp'ly exec ute ? with caro aaa attention. April 27 12m os? AYER'? SARSAPARILLA, FOU PURIFYING THE BLOOD, THE REPUTATION 'bia excellent medicine en Jov<, ie derived from its > uro-, ir?:.y of Waich are truly marv. il .ns. Invete? ra! o cu-es of S oro: ui ona disease wbete tba ay.-tcm SO'med salurat<-d with co.-rup ion, bave been ] u ii:eu and cured by it, fcrofuious affections and disorders, w iii. -i were ag erava ed by tho scrofu? lous ct nomination until they wore pnulully afflietiup, have teen radi, al y oured in suca great ? umber- in aim. ttev-rv section of thc countrv, fiat the nul>lie scarcely need to be Informed of its virtuo* or use . Scrofulous poison is o ie of the mon destructive enemieB ol our rare. Often this unsen and unfelt tenm of tbe orsanis n undermines the constitution, an i invites th? at aclt Ol enfeebling or fatal diseases, without exciting a suspicion of its p~r>sence. A^ain, it ?eem^to breed infection t ?rou, h toe bce)y, and then,on Hem? lavorable ocea iou. rapidly develops into ono or other ol Its hideous fo.-ms, either on tue surface or umong tbe vitals. lu tbe 1 titer, tubercles nijy bo -urtdeiily d posited ba thc lunga or h?art, or tuaiois formed in the l.ver, or lt shows lt? prepuce by era- t'oun on the.-kin, or io u 1 u. c. TU tiona oa some part of tho body. Hence thu occamouat use of a ix ?le of ihU SAP.?.'PAI.II-LA i- a nbable, even whim no active wm. tom-? cf oisease appear. i>er SOUA atbicie with thc toi o .vu g c >mpLi:it< generally Dud inmediate rein 1. und, at IcuK-b, cure by the us" ol this >'\Rv\PV!iILi.A: si. Anthonys Fire, lioso or lirys pel H. lett r, ?-alt nbeutn. Scald Head, Ring Worm, -ore ryes, hore liars, and o'her ercp tinos ? r visib'e forms of Scrofulous di-e .s-. Also, in tho morr coacealeu forms, as Dy .pep*!*, Dropsy, Ueart l?i eve. Tits, Epilepsy, Neura g a and the va? rious ulcerous affections ol Oae muscular aud ner? vous svsUms. >y?tbi.i? ur Venereal and Mercurial Dlsea?C3 are cured by it, tnougb a long :iiac ? requirer for sub du n-, tbsM obtuate mulada s by a y medicine. Hut lon? continued us? of this nv-diciae will eu'e theciranlai.it. L -m\)rrtio>t or Whites, Uterine Ul o-ia?ion? atd female ittfsaare -oaim >nly >oon relieved and ultimately cured by UH i-uritjiug and inv;g jra?iiR iIT ct. aiiuu.o i'irectl)iiflfoc?,ach case are lound in our Aim msc. sup Jis i grxt?s. iiiiea raarism and G ut, wbtn ran? -J by a.n.imal.i;ijn-? of ex raucous matters in t-e Mool, yield quickly to it, as u so Liver tvmpl.tuts. Torpidity, O.ugo'douor Inflimmmion of the Livjr nui Jam t-e. wb u ons? lng, as they of ni do tom thc rankling potions u? theboo) Ibu S.\tt-Pv ll-Lvis o g.eat redorer for the Ktrcngth ind vi.orof mo ?yatein. Aho-o whe aro Laii-.'U' ? ami Li-tle s, D-si oa-ient, Swepl sj and troub o I with Nervms \ppr- bons-oni or fears, or ai.y o? the aff-etious sym .t inline of 'Vea ness, will find imm?diate relief au i convincing evidence oi its i estorativo pow. r upon trial. rnEPAttED BY Dr. J. C. Alf till d? Ol?., Lowell, J^tJU., I'ra-ticat and Analyiical Chemists, gold at Wholfsalp. by DOWIr. A MOUE. Cbnrleston, South Carolina, And by Bstail Drujgi*t? everywhere. March 25 DA0 thStoSlMa