The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, April 02, 1869, Image 4

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Pan iu. WaUitrwt BY EDMCND A newsboy and o p?"Ut g'rl Like htue ^?,0cu"r His bair w*s f^mwtr? tore and taper; Her tawny ?rew, And ^JeLp .erd-ininstrel blew ^'/pYpe o?uck tho gamut higher. O heart of Nature, beating still With throbs her vernal pas-ion taught her, jron bve. aa on the vine-clad hill, Or by the iU ctbuson water 1 New forras m?y fold the speech, ne* lands Arlee wi hm these ocean portals, But Music waves eternal wands. Enchantress . f the souls of mortals ! OFFICIAL. "LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the Postofflce at Charleston, for the *e?k ??ding APRIL 1, 1869, .nd printed officially In THE DAILY NEWS, as the newspaper having the largest circulation in the City of Charleston. j*3-Persone calling for Letters Advertised, should .tate that they are "Advertised." - ?T Office hours trom 8 A. M. to 6 P. M. On Sun? days, from 6 to C P. M. STANLEY G. TROTT. Postmaster. WOMEN '8 LIST. .Adderson,MissE "Xj jdu'-jcu, Miss S ,T : : V, :m?r, Mary T 'Armstrong, Mrs ? Jj l : : Ashley, Mrs L L Armstrong, Ann rfcaraey, Moley Beard. Mrs H M Bee; Mary. Berry, Mra H E "Bordeaux. Susan Brodie, Mrs S Broughton, Miss J Brandt, Mrs L Butler, Betty Byihewood, Bose _Bioon, Mary S . Brown, Mrs J . Brown, Armie " Canada, Mi-a ? Capers, Mae E ? eanll, Mrs F ' Carey, Mrs J . Chapman, Miss 6 : Christie, Mrs O Clarke, Mra T Co vt M, Mraii A Cooke, Ada Danrrsoo. *nn Daisey, Mary A Dart, s u Ba ii H Deal, Fannie S rHm,?i.?, Ulna ? B lergason, Mrs Ej Fenno, Mrs J a Fresher, Sarah . Ann Ooodnany, Mr? C JA. Grant, Miss Ll Guy, Mrs O Harris, Mrs D Harriman, Kate .8 Hall. Mrs J B ; Halcher.Harriett Harriman, Kate 8 Heidt, Mrs E M Hadley. Miss E Hogarth, EUA M Howard. Sarah Holms, Mrs B Jackson, Miss A James, Mrs J Jackson, sarah Jobtunno, Mary A Johnstone, tolla Johnson, Miss M A Johnson, Mary Jane Jones, Mary E Kerr, Mrs M A Keenean, Mrs D Keisery, Misa H Kiiilau, Miss P Krieten. Fraulin Magiitha Kenney Mrs B Laurence. Anna 1 ehe, Wilhemiue V Long, Janie C Lockwood, Mrs 1 J Lowndes, Caro? lin? Lowry, le? Lyuos, Mrs M ai Mickey, Elltn B Marceline, Miss Mayinrriu. Urs C M<an, Miss M Mitchell, Mrs M Mi.isao, Mrs G Middleton, Mrs N Mosely, Mrs B Moore, Ella " Murphy, Mrs E Martin, Jame Millar, Mary H Millar, Virginia jicDexett, Miss M McGowan. Miss E McGee, Mise B McPherson, Su? san H Mc8weeny, Mary A Nowell Miss C Nicho ?cs, Sa' - Oxclade, Emily Pearson, Mrs J Pearce, Mrs A G Phillips, Jennie L Poneer, Sarah Powers, Miss M Proctor, Mrs J Prince, Miry IL Haney, L-arah Reak, / mis Beckles Jeaulian D Riddock, Muggie Roach, Mrs E Robinson, Mrs S J Rutledge. Sarah Sanders, Mrs C ineath, Mary B penccr. Catty Stawlon, Ella Stone, Mrs H L sanders, Mrs J 1 hayer, Miss E V Thomas, Della Taylor, Mrs x B Wnitney, Mary E WhitcotkAV. Mo-, ry Williamson, Miss J Wrede, Miss R Wright, Mrs E Warner, Nollie Warner. Miss J Wright, Kate Washington, Mi s b Williams, Amelia Young, Emma MEN'S X.IfeX Adama, Thoa Gretn, J J McPherson, Jno Adams, JD " Green, Stephen Ne wheelo, E G Alston, Manuel Green, renjamin Nelson, W Xol'd) Green, William Norman, J J Allson, John Grover, Wm Paul, Charles , Anderson, Mose Graham, Bev Patte bo , air /rae, William John poahau. Charles - Aveilhe, J W Hamilton, Pani, Prioleau, James , Baaer.?ov orchi- Jr Proctor, Nat bald Harcourt, O Raudal. Capt H Boll, Capt F A Hawkins Horny Reynolds, W B ft Be arco. B M E Co Bomford, Benia- Harley. Joris Reilly, El ward . min B (col'd) Ripley. B W Boylan, Mathew Hostedl, Her- Bc ber-on. John Botatta, William maun Rubens, Morris " Breaker, Lieut C Hanson. J K Sawyer. Capt W Hartmann, J H Cald H Brown, Goo W A- Bayward, Wm M ?aid, Nicholas .Co. Heyward,"Jobn Schroor, John . Burk, Christo- H?ls, <\ R J Sch-per, F pher Hie- ey, Patrick Schroder, John Buzzell. Dr Jobi Hucks. Henry K prod . huck. W J Howlett, William Seel. Louis Burrage, Wm Howard, Willi un Simmons, G Barbour, D M .Issac . Sim. Thomas ?' Calhoun, Wm A Ho*?, Douala it simona, J A ' ' Campbell, Jos Co Smith, Elihu B Carr, A BT Horton, Winiam ,-mIth, Franklin , Campbell, Henry Huggins, J H Smith, Elbert ' Chorion. John Jonson, John F (col'd) Cheeseborough, Jeffers, H" L & S mi h, J M Hy (ool'o) <'o -ohl. Peter Corney, Frank Jones, Paul Sperry, c A -Cordes, Har- Joseph, 3 Arthur Stanton, John mann, t> Johnson, H B Stanck, Charles Cochran? Daniel June, Samuel Staizs Master j Connor, Dani ol Kent. Henry A Louis , Cross Beapeo K'mmey, James Swan. Henry _'J3?vis, Moses B Simona, J, No 4.71 Davis, J A Kidder, Ed ft King-street ' Dr. vis, F A sons Taylor, H D Darlington, HD Kimmey,Francie Ttrosher,8eward Davis, Gibb M B Denning; Dr WU. Klein, J Thompson, G W liam . ' . Kruse, John G C Tyler, Ignatius Doyle, James I La,Roach, Laniel Vaden, Capt W A ' Donnelly, Patrick Loton. John Van land Ingham. Bobbens, Henry Lawrence, 8 H Manly .Drew, Edward Labourt, Preston Waring, Horatio Dunlap, W H I P Edward, John or Lilien thal A Os- Wa*hington.Bos : Alex . terhall ton Ennis, Joshua B Lorenz, Otto Welton, Ard Brksaart B ! Love, J H Weathers, WU Farrow, H M Look, Frederick ham (col'd) Fergsion, H ena y B Winaingham, H Fleming, Bich- Lutjen, Luder White. Jake ard Man&fleld, Jyhn Whitier, Bix Ford, P J N (col'd) Foster. J G iMeldau. George Witzol, An Don Prater Benjamin Morgan, ahorna? Herrn Ludwig Fronds GM C WiUel, 0 Gardner. E Montague, Mor- Wickman, Henry Gillard. Jones liaonD Wilie, Henry , Girard, flanri Murry, John Willson, F K Gee. John E Mernoblea, John Wittschen, Jo Go Isias cr. Goo Murray, J M bann Gerald. David Me) er, Lais Wilhams, JuJ Gibbes, i Beeves Meyer. Auton J son Glase, Pompey McKinlay, John I Woolmon, H ? Gcrdan, Henry. .Wright, Hon J J ' -4S? Persona depositing letters in the Postofflce win please place thc stomp near the upper right hana corner of the envelope, and they will also please to remember that without the stamp a letter cannot be moiled, but will be sent to the Dead Letter Office. April 3 Consignees per souita carolina KaUroud April 1. - -isl bales Cotton, il5 b Jes Domestics. 1 car Lum? ber. 7 cara Wood. 3 cars Stock. To Railroad Agent, Pelfcer, Bodger* ft Co, Johnston, Crews ft Co, Frost & A ager,' Mowry ft Co. G W Williams ft Co. A B Mul? ligan,' Kirkpotiick ft Witte. J R Pi ingle, W K Ryan, W 0 Omntuey ft Co, G H Walter ft Co, W W Smith. Gracier ft .-mlth, Cloghorn, Herring ft Co, B O'Neill, G W steffen*, H Bul winkle ft Co, and S R Marshall. Consign?es per Northeastern Railroad April 1. 65 bales Cotton, C"3 bblB Naval stores, 135 bushels Bice, Lumber, Mdse. ftc. To WK Byan, J A Q'ia k enbuah, Walters co Bart ft Wurth, A B MuliL.au. G "W Wilbania ft Co, MO A ry & Co, ' al dwell nona. C Greet., Kendall A- Dockery, Mazycks ft Sal era, Cleg? horn, Herri-..g & Co, C Green, Mrs Knobeloch, Mof fett ft Wharton, J Wleters, and J Schlrmer. 1'UMtnSeri, Per steamship J W Everman, for Philadelphia A King and wife, and P F Nail. LIST UP vt;-, Nh. I.?. . UP, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS /VA. . FOREIGN LTVCBPOOL. Bhip B 0 Winthrop. Stewart, clear* t'..March 8 The Boyal Cbarlis Anderson, sailed.Msrch 8 Bark Helen Sands, Otis, sailed..March 18 MATAS ZAP. British sehr Lion, Mclellan, up.March C DOMESTIC BOSTON. Brig Win Robertson, Beed. up.March 1 Sehr sarah A Hammond, Wylie, up.March lu Sehr P M BOLney, small, cleon 1.March 22 Bohr Stephen Monis, > eanun, cleared.March 25 rr Bl LA FD, ME. Sehr Martha Maria, Dean, cleared.March 27 nw xoms. Steamship James Ad per, Lockwood, cid.... March 30 ?chi Ida BfcLardson, Bedell, up.Maren 29 - Fchr E F Catada,-. up.March 25 Sehr David Faust. Lord, cleared.March 28 Sehr Col Cooa, Boarse. cleared.March 18 Sehr Yankee Blade,-, up.March is Sehr N W smith, Tooker, cleared.March 29 Sehr Jessie S Clark,-, up.Man h 17 PHIL IB-ELPHTA. Behr Wataoga. Lawrence, up.March 01 Sehr Hannah Little, Godirey. cleared.Much 20 6ohr W B Young. Young, cleared.March 26 BALTXMOUE. ?chr Minnie, Smith, cleared.March 20 NORFOLK, VA. Echr J P Allen, Alien, .ailed.March 30 /in?nri?l ant) Oomnwi?lL Tnt Charleston Money Marisol. THURSDAY, April 1, 1869. ?With thc exception of city Btocks, there wer^ uo transactions darles tho week upon which (0 Dlse quotations, and 'UOSM given below aro tr eMly nomi na). Billa of the different State ban1^ bavc 8liu an upward tendency, and the qdotr^ons aro a shade higher thin those of the w^fc previous. The im? pression that the city Vould pay its interest in money cause J a cons'.jorablo advanoeiu c-ty fixes, large sales or whir.a were effected, and they are uow quoted at Ci to 06, ex interest. City bills arc held rt par with none offering. South Carolina treasury notes have advancod to 90. No other changos of note have occurred. SOUTHERN BASK DILLS. Current Bates Bank of Camden.*..70 @00 Bank of Charleston.64 SOO Bank of CbeBter.ll ftOO Bank of Georgetown.10 faoo Bank of Hamburg. 7 @00 Bank of Newberry.63 @00 Bank of South Carolina.15 @00 Bank of State of S Carolina, prior to 1801.45 @00 Bank of State DI S. Carolina,after 1st Jan., 3861.12 @00 Commercial Bank. Columbia.2 (5)110 Exchange Bank, Columbia.ll @00 Farmer?' and Exchange Bank, Charleston..0 @00 Merchant's Bank, Cheraw.9 &L0 People's Baat, Charleston.70 ?C10 Planter's Bank of Fairfield.5 @00 Pioneer?' and Mechanics' Bani,Charleston.CS @00 Southwestern Railroad Bank, Charleston, (old).66 @C0 southwestern Railroad Bank, Charleston, (new).48 @00 SUte Bank, Charleston. 5 @00 Onion Bank, Charleston.93 ($00 City or Charleston Change Bills.96 @00 State S. Carolina Treasury Notes.90 @00 BONDS. STOCKS AND COUPON?. City of Columbia Bonds. 70@00 City of Columbia Coupons.76 ftOO South Carolina Railroad and Bank Stock whole shares). .43)?@44 South Carolina Railroad (half shares).21 fkllH S. C. Bailroad Six Per Cent. Bonds.75 @00 S. C. R. K. Seven Per Cent. B'ds.81 ftOO S. C. Railroad certificate of Inlebrednesr.65 r?00 City of Charleston Six Per Ct. Stock.64 ;?66 City of Charleston Fire Loan Bonds.70 ft 00 Bute of South Carolina Bonds (old).71 ($72 State of South Carolina Bonds (new issue. of January 1,1867).C9 @70 . State of So nth Carolina Stock.65 ft 66 State of South Carolina Coupons.65 (a. 00 People's National Bank Stock.par. (cv 102 First National Bank Stock.par. ?103 Greenville and Columbia Railroad State guaranteed bonds..:.05 @C0 Greenville and Columbia 1st Mortgage Bonds.71 ?75 Northeastern R. B. 1st Mortgage Bonds.82 ?CO Northeastern R.R. 1st Coupoi'B (past duei.60 @U0 Northeastern R.R. Certificates ol Indebted ness. 50 @00 Charleston Gas Company Stock.22,Ss(glO0 Charleston City Railway Stock.52 #00 Charleston and Savannah Railroad Bond.' (Btate guarantee).45 @00 Charleston aud ovMnnah Bailroad Stock. 0'j ft 00 City of Savannah Bonds.ut. ^go ciijr ??" havannah Coupons (due previous to 'st June, 18?C).95 ft00 City of Savannah Coupons (duo after lut June, 18C6).90 @00 Memphis and Charleston Railroad Stock..44 @*6 Memphis and Charleston Railroad Bonds.90 ($00 Memphis and Charleston R. R. Coupons. .93 (300 exports for the Week ending Thursday April l. FOREIGN. LIVERPOOL-Per B.itish o ark Borneo-95 bags Rea Island Ootton, 1882 bales Upland Cotton, 314 blls Ro?in, 200 tous and 25 bags Phosphate, 9 tierces Cotton Seed. MATANZ\S-P??r sehr Ella M Pennell-125,079 feet Lumber. BAR M OA-Par ecbr Azelda & Laura- 38.C00 feet Lumber, 10 bbls Potatoes. DOMESTIC. NEW YORK-Per rteamsblp Charleston-253 tierces Rice, 361 bales Cptaud < otton, 77 bales Yarn, 66 pkgs sundries... Per steamship Champion-264 bales Upland Cotton. 160 tes Kice, 82 bales Yarn, 50 empty Parrels, 32 b<gs Phosphate, 34 pack? ages sundries.Per seor 1> C Hulac-80,000 feet Hewn Timber. 05,000 feet Pla?ir, j PHILADELPHIA--Por stea-nxbip J W. Everman 17U bal--B Upland Cotton, 103 MUes Yaru 14 tierces Rii-o, 9 suck* Dried Fruit, 55 casks Clay, 84 empty Barrels. 37Packages aid .sundries_j/er sehr Beta-130,000 feet Lumber, 4 bio ks Marble. BAL ? I MORE-Per steamship Sea Gull-185 bal Uplaud Cotton. 20 bales Bags, 23)4 tierces Rice. 60 sacks salt, 3 hairs Leather. 61 bois Bonn, cases Cigars. 40,009 feet Lumb.-r, 7 bags Fruit, and sundry Package*.Per sehr C S Grove 1C0 tous i-hotiphat? Bock, 110,000 teet Lumber. TfU? CHAKLJ KS I'O v 311UKKT. [FOR THE WEEK END INO THU ESP AY, A POIX, 1.] COTTON.-Tho unusual steidiness' which has been shown by the American holders of _thla-axtu>n? and which has exutuitea a tenacity on the , art of j tlie grower not heretofore displayed, promises to . maintain pr ces at about tho present figures, if they do not secure an advance. Tho market tor the fibre was quiet early in tho week ia consequence of the holidays, but during part of the period since con? siderable activity prevailed at stiffer prices, but to? wards thc close tho staple had osai,: become dull. Prices at Liverpool, which opened at T?J?d. im? proved to 12;id, and receded to 12>?u ; at Now York they have moved up trom 23??ft29c to 29Aie, and declined to 28&c; at. tbis port midi liing uplands, which' commencad at 2~Jit, hardened to 28c, bnt closed yesterday dull and nominal. Telegrams from Liverpool and New York report tbe following transactions and prices for the week: At th- former, on Fridiy, March 20tb, there was no business done; at the latter the article was quiet, sales 950 bales at 23#@29c. Ou Saturday, at tbe former, there was no m ar lr cr; at tho latter the staple was unchanged, soles 1000 bales ot 28^ 929c. On Monday at the former, the holidays still prevailed; at the latter the article was steady, sales 1800 bales at 28&@29c On Tuesday the former was active, sa es 20,000 bales, uplands 12%d; the latter was ??c. better and active, sales 6CO0 bales at 29 l4e. On Wed? nesday th? former was unchanged, sales 12,000 boles uplands of 12,'-,d; the latter was less active and a shade easter, sales 1200 bales at 29c. Yost rd ay the former was fiat, sales 8000 bales uplands at 12?fd; the latter was quiet and weak at 23}?c. The following is a statement of the supply of col? ton in sight ot thc latest dates: STATISTICAL POSITION- 1869. 18C8. Sto kin Liverpool. 258 000 391.530 Afloat from India. 197,000 173,000 ?float from America. 160,000 230.000 Stock in London. 89.760 71,620 Afloat lor London. GO UUJ 33,000 Stock in Havre. 67 214 33.259 Afloat for Haw. 17,720 30.663 Stnek in Bremen. 6,223 11,047 Afloat for Bremen. 4,961 7,140 Slock i i United States port*. 418.213 318 685 Stock m the interior towns. 81,018 49,606 Total.1,350.099 1,349.306 Increase ia visible supply....,. 791 Stock of COitoU held by Manchester spinners at the mills now 70,000 bales, same tame 1868, 200,000 bales. Middling uplands, now 12,\?d@12.^d, then lOXd. 1 he arrivals ot this point for the week have been light, say: 25 bags of sea islands and Floridas, and 2413 bales of uplands; against 10 bass of sea islacda and Fiondai, and 3152 bales of uplands tho week before, ard G4 bags ot s-a islands and Flori d r, and 2442 boles uplands for the corresponding period last year. The receipts have boon from tho following sourcos say: nf uplands per South Carolina Bailroad, 22.19 per North' astern Railroad, 169; Georgetown, S C, 2 Florida, 3; of ceo islands from Beaufort kc, 9 Northeastern Railroad, 5; Florida, 6; Savannah, 5. Ube movements in this market for the week just closed have been as follows: On Friday, March 26, the day bi lng Good Friday, the business done was unimportant On saturday there was a steady and ratbor good iuqniry: sales 750 balee, ordinary to good ordinary being quoted at 2?)?@27; low middling 27,!?u27^, miudliiig 27,V. aud strict middling 28c. On Monday the demand MOS light and market weak ?uring the first part of the day, but afterwards tbeie was a better inquiry at firmer rates; sales near 1000 bales, ordinary to good ordinary being quo.ed at 26Ji@27; low middling 27>i; inidiliiny 27??c $ lb. On Tuesday tho article was active an I advanced *?c fi ft; ?ales 1500 bales, ordluary to good ordinary being quoted at 26>,'@27!-i ; lew middling 27,?@27%; midd ing 28c TH lb. On Weduosday the staple was quiot, but prieo9 were unchanged ; sales about 200 bales; qu>tatioDS as above. Yesterday the arricio was fiat, with an easier lon dency in prices; sales mar ?O? bales, of which 100 were sold the afternoon belora but not reported, viz: 15 at 23>i; 10 at 26; 80 at 20?; ; 10 at 2G!<; 166 at 27; 16 ot 27%, and 26 on private tomi;. Quotations aro quite nominal, tay: LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION. Orllnory to t/ood o rd lurry.26%(s>27 Low middling.'iV.'.LJ Middling.28 fe By Now York classification wo quote: Low middling..28 @ SEA BLAND Corros.-Tho arrivals of thia class of the fi.br? have b >?>.-) unimportant, amounting to ?bout as 0ag8 for ,hcweo1l; against 10 the week ,efore.. and f"4 lor (he same week last year. Ihe m"^rkotfor this article has betn dull and nominal, with an entire absence of transactions, purchasers seeking to operate at ?wer figures, wtile fa tors show an unwillingness to make important conces? sions. No reliable quotaUons can be given. BICE.-There have been no arrivals of C^rolica rough worthy of mention. There has been a fair and steady inquiry for the grain during the week, prices continuing without important change, factors generally holding firmly. Tho aaUs were cbout 500 tierc?s of clean Ca-olina, say 75 tierces at 8 3-1G; 40 at 8J? ; 349 at 8%c fl lb Yesterday there was a good demand at steady prices; Bales 248 tieroet of clean Carolina, viz: 60at8Ji"; 63at8*?; 20 at 8 5-16, and 100 at 8,'j'c 9 1b. We quote common to fair clean Carolina at 1%@6 % ; ROO J 8 5-lC@8!?ic ft lb. NAVAL STORES - Tho^rrivals have been quite light, say about ?J25 barrels. Spirits turpentine was sold at 44@45c ft gallon. Pale rosin was disposed of at $?&8, and No. 2 do. at $1 90. HAY.-There have been ouly light receipts of this article, say about 200 bales Eastern. A lot of East? ern previously received, changed bands at $1 37J? fl h un dr- d. Xhe only transactions ot North River kinds are in a retail way. CORN.-The arrivals of this grain for the week have been only in a very limited way. We note sales of 13.010 bushels New Orleans, mixed, at 9Cc bushel, bulk, weight. Maryland and Virginia white, iu jobbing parcels, sell at $1 10S1 12 ft bushel, weight, sacks included. 1 here i? a good demand for plantation consumption. FLOUR.-Ihe market has a good and well assort? ed stock of Northern and Western brandK, and tba re is a fair inquiry both for city and country consump? tion. Prices, during the week, have been without .alteration, and we renew our quotations of tho week before, say M 60 9 bbl for fine; $0 75@7 25 for su? per; $8 50?? for family, and $10 50@ll 9 bbl for choice. Southern brands are in light supply, and may be quoted at $8 60@9 fl bbl for super; ?9 50g, 1 j for extra, and $10 60@11 tor family. Campeen City Mills aro selling at $9 fl bbl for super: $10 for extra, and $12.51 bbl for choice iamlly. BACON.-The demand for this article has been omy in a limited way, and prices have had rather aa easier tendency. We quote prime shoulders,smoked, atl6)ic 3 lb; prime clear nb sides at 18,'ic; bulk shoulders may be quoted at 14J4, and bulk sides at 17>ic fl re. 8UGAR AND MOLASSES.-Two cargoes were offered during the week and partly sold. Tho first from Matanzas brought from 13@13#c for grocery sugars; clayed molasses in hhds 49c ?? gallon, in tierces 60c, and Muscovad - lu t erees 56c ft gallon. A cargo from Porto Rico was disposed of, tho sugar selling at 13f?<Sjl4c, aud molasses in httds at 7l>,r* 73e. There is a a'eady but not very activo inq ilry for these articles; lair to good grocery sugars may be quoted at I3.l4@l3>i; clayed moloa.-os, new crop CUB*, ?* BSflM; Cuba Muscovado do, at 57>i@60c. SALT.-There have w**q no arrivals of U?B article during the week. Lute in stoic ?re held at $2(32 10 ft sack. BUTTER.-Primo Goshen, of which there is a moderate ptock, may be quoted ot 50?55c ft m. Western and other low grades soil at 30@40c fl lb. as in quality. IN Ol A BAGGING.-The market for this article has been quiet. Gunny cloth 45}? inches wide and 2}. lbs to the yard, is held at 23>i@24c. Dundee hagging, 44 inches, Iii res. for tho yard,is held at 30@35c. Sea island bagging, 45 luchos wide, 2 lbs. for the yard, is held at 45c ROPE.-Ihe demand for rope is moderate, and prices aro somewhat nominal at quotations. We quote hemp at - cents ? lb. ; green leaf at ll cents, and jute at 8>iffi9 cents ts pound. IRON BANDS AND TIES for cotton, of the most approved patterns, aro offered on the market, at 7 a8c ft lb. TIMBER AND LUMBER.-lhere is only a small H. ock of this article in the market and receipts light. limber, for milling purposes, may be quot? ed at Ct?S8 fi M feet. Shipping timber at $12 fl M and upwards ; 5-4.0,4-4 flooring scarce and would command $15 ft M. Bright lumber, good mer? chantable, cut to size, from Wa,25 by thc cargo. FB EIGHTS.-Po Liverpool, by steam, we quoto ?id on uplands, and r;d ou sea island; by sail, Jid on uplauds, ou sea islands. Havre nominal. To tho West Indies, Cuban pon s north side, on lumber, $9 OQjn cold,, and $1U ?auum-Bine. ' Coastwise-To New York by steam Vc ?t lb on uplands, and lc. on sea islands, 5l 60 f. tierce on rice;by sail, - fl bale on up? lands, and-ft tierce on rice; on boards $7 60@ 8 fl M, on resawed lumber Sit) ?? M , on timber -. To Boston, by steam, via Baltimore, lc ft ib on cotton and - ft tierce on rice; by sail B-1C? ??c fi lb on cotton, $12 00 ft M. on resawed lumber and $13 00 ft M. on timber. To Philadelphia, - $ lb on upland cotton by steam and -c. fi lb by soil; on flooring boards $8 ft M.; on re? sawed lumber, $10; on Umber, $10 5J ft M. lo Baltimore, by steam, cotton >,'c. on upland, and through to Philadelphia, via Baltimore, &c; $150 fl tierce on rice; phosphates, ft 2000 res., $4 In packages, in bulk as per agreement; lamber fl M $8@10, as in size; wheat ft bushel 12c. in sack?. By this lina to Philadelphia on cotton, Oe; rice fl tierce $2 0C ; phosphate per ton, $6 in packages. To Louisville. Ky., on rice, 76c. $ hundred. To Cincinnati 55c To St. Louis 85c, Ry sall on boards and scantling, hence to Baltimore, $8; on lumber $10; phosphates $5. EXCHANGE.-Sterling Bills-The rate yesterday was 140@l40}? for sixty day bills. DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-The banks are purchasing sight cheeks on New York par; 6 days l? discount They are selling sight checks st y, prom. GOLD.-The brokers were yesterday buying at 32, ?.nd selling at 33. Markets by Telegraph. FOREIGN MAEKETS. LONDON, April I-Noon.-Consols 93. Bonds 83??. Turpentine Sis 3d. Two P. M.-Bonds 83& Tho Bank of England bas advanced tne rato 0* discount 3 to 4 ft cent. LIVERPOOL, April 1-Noon.-Cotton cpened quiet; uplands 12>?d ; Orle ins 12??d; sales 8000 bales. New oom 30s 3d. Two P. M.-Cotton flit; uplands ttjfd; Orleans P2)?d. Lard 74s 6d. 1 allow 45s 9<L Evening.-Cotton closed dull; uplands 12;id; Or? leans 12>? d ; sales 8000 biles. Brcadstuffs and pro? visions quiet. DOMESTIC MABKETB. NEW YORE, April 1->>ooo.-Market strong but dulL Monev active at 7. Gold 31},'. Cotton low or; middling uplands 283? to 29c. Turpentiue dull at SOKc. Rosin steady at $2 60a2 65 for strained. Evening-Cotton }? lower. Sales 2100 bales at 28^'c. Flour declining. Superfine State, $5 85aG 20. Common to fair, extra Southern $6 77 >.<. Wheat dull and 2a3c lower. Corn la2c lower. Mess pork $31 50. Lard quiet. Kettle 19al9>?. Whiskey nom? inal. Bice quiet. Sugar heavy. Coffee dull, Mo? lasses firm. Turpentine C0a50>,'. Rosin $2 4Ca8. Freights lower. Governments dull, but stet dy. Sixty-two**, 17%. Southeru bonds weak. The money stringency is very severe, ou call 7 percent and up to % ronimistion. Gold strong at 31 *?. Sterling 7?.;. Stocks excited and unsettled. AUGUSTA, April L-Cotton dull and lower; salee 116 bales; receipts 235. Middlings 27 couts. Cotton planting has commenced. Corn is up and doing we'd. Weather favorablo. SAVANN .H. April 1 -Cotton dull; sales 457 bales. Middlings uoniinully 28 cents. Itectipts 1188 bales. Exports, foreign. 43'4 bales; coastwise 830. BALTIMORE, Apnl 1.-Cotton quiot at 28 cents. Flour, sinai! ousiucs?. Wheat tinner; good to primo red 82 10. Corn scarce; white 85a86 ; yellow un? changed. Oats dull at O0a65. Pork firm. Bacon quiet Whiskey 9?. CINCINIATI, April 1.-Whisker unchanged. Pro? visions quiet; little done. Lard 18. UT. Louis, April 1.-Whiskey 89. Pork quiet aud unchanged. Bacon dull; shoulders 13>?; clear sides 17. LOUISVILLE, April 1.-Mess pork $32. Lard 18)?. Shoulders 14; clear sides 16}? Whiskey 91. WILMINGTON, April 1.-Spirits turpentiue weak at 40. Rosin active at SI 70al 76. Cmde turpentine steady. Tar active at $2 20. Cotton weaker. MOBILE, Apnl L-Cotton quiet; sales 8U0 bales; mlddiiaga 27. Receipts 4".C; exports 346. NEW ORLEANS, April l -colton nominal and un se tied; midJliugs 28fi: sales 80'J bales. Receipts 1333; exports ?813. Gold 3i%. Sterling dull, 41'?; commercial bills 39J?allV; New york sight ex? change J?al? premium, fugar dull; commou ll; prime 14. Molasses easy; pruno 72>?. SUMTER. March 3 I-About 120 bales sold dur ing the woek at XX$M%c. Interior ?-ot^ Warket?. SELMA, March ?? Sa, s 35 ^jcg. middlings MACON, "aftjon 3Q _There was an active demand to-day, margot clo9in;r firm at 20%c. Rocoipts I 98 bales; shipments 256 bales; eales 208 V-alvB. Nashville Market. NASHVILLE, March 29.-COTTON.-The market continued steady to-day. as follows: Uidinary 20a23; good ordinal y 24; iowna ddling 25. About the close of the day, however, favorable advices were recMved lrom Liverpool, and there waa considerable anima? tion. We look for the market to open bnoyant in the moruiog. COTTON STATEMENT. Stock on hind Septemberl, 1868 . 60 Keceivpd to-day. 127 Beceived previously.44,335-?4,?2 Total. 44,521 Shipped to-dav. 128 Shipped previously.38.011-38,139 Stock on hand.6.383 COEN.-The market is steady at 60c buying and 75c saiked aud delivered in de? ot We heard . f tho sale ot 1000 bushels yellow on the wharf, to-day, ut C2c tacks included. Inls, however, was on Irregular sale. Wilmington Market. WILMINGTON. March 31-^PIEUTB TTTBPENTTNE Tbe market closed quiet, and sated for tbe dav reach 693 casks a> 47c 100 cisks delivered by April 2 ith. seller's option at 46 ?ic, end 100 casu?, delivered by May 1st, sc tor's option at 4JC 1 osiK-Was in good demand, with siles of 1300 bbls. ireo on boatd, freight 40c, at Si 95 for No, 2, 661 b'jls at Si 82>i. il 85 tl 90. for strained, $2 tor extra No. ?, and 51 bbls window glass at $10. CBUDE 1 TTRPENTINE.-N'o ?ales to-day-last quota tioBB :3 tor sott at d $1 85 for hard. Tan -S:des 300 bbls at $2 70 per bbl. COTTON -salos of 85 baos at 26%c for low mid? dling. - From Finlay. Campbell ?? Co.'? Bombay Circular. BOMBAY, February 13, 809 -COTTON.-The tele grama received from England during the week hav? ing advised a further advaiiee in the vjlue of cotton, this market has again become vcrv firm, and large purchases aro report* d at prices tully six rupees per candy above those ruling at tbe dato 01 our last cir? cular. 1 he following are to-day's quotations: Broach, icw, on the spot 9 52d; lor future dc livery, 9.46d per pound. Dhollora, old, on thc ?-pot, 8 6ud; new, for future delivery, 9 00d. Omrawuttce, new, on the spot, 9.09d; tor future delivery, 9.GSd. Dharwar ginned, old, on the spot, 8.95d. Compta, old, on the spot, 8.13. 'J he clearance? for sea since the Cth instant, amount to 37,588% bales, consisting of 29.403% boles by sailing v sse! and 4171 by steamer to Liverpool, aud 1686 bales by sailing vessel and 2386 bale.' by steuu.cr to thc contine t. Tiie following are the comparative exporta of cot on to >urope for tbe pa-! niur years, from toe lat January to date: 1861. 152.842 b les; 1862, 109.457 biles; 1863. 98. 964ii bales; 1864 103,063% hues; 1865 99.854 biles: 1806. 23 .667 bale; 1867, 107,503 bales; 1868, 106,850 bales; 1869, 99,726. Tbe exports to Great Britain alone ore 82,018 biles, against 101 821 bales in 1868. Charlcuton Wholesale Prices. AIIT?CL ts. BA Gt?lNG, V, yard Dundee. 30 ft 45 Gunny Cloth. ft - BALE ROPE. W lb-Manilla. - ft - Western. 8 ft 12% Ju e. 8%@ 9 COTTON, H lb Ordinary to Good Ordinary. 26Kft 27 Low Middling. 37%? - Middling to strict Middling. 38 ft 28.% Good Middling. - fl - Sea Island. 75 ft 1.30 COPFEE, 'f, lb-Bio.I 20 @ 2C Laguayrn .j 2h ft - Java. 36 @ 40 FERTILIZERS Wando Fertiliser.C0.0O (?9 - Double Refined Poudrotte.Jso.CO fd) - Niles' Phosphalo. 63.00 ft - Peruvian Uoano, y 2240 lb?. 95.00 ?9 - Pacific Guana, $ 2000 lbs.C5.00 ft - Phoenix Guano?.. 65.00 @ - Bough's Phosphate, ? 2000 lbs... 60.00 ft - Rhodes' Phosphate, t* 2000 lbs... ?65.00 ft - Rhodes' Stand. Manure-(65tbM|lf.50 ft - Orchilla Guano-.$40 tune 35 00 ft - Laud Plaster. 24.60 @ - Alapes'SilpcrPhosphate,> '-tUOU lb| '..">.00 ft - Zell's Baw Bone Phosphide.il*0.d0 ft - ZeU'a Super Phospbatcof Limo..[du.00 ft - Woolston's Phosphate of Limo..'.?65.00 ft - Woolston's Vegetal >r. V> 20CO lbs|65.00 @ - Croasdalc's Cou. >uper-Phos. net 60.00 ft - Bower-*Complete Manure, net... 60.00 ft - Pardy's Phospho Peruvian, cash. R6.00 @ - sardy's Pacific Guano, oath. 00.00 (a, - Patapsro Guano.,|G5.00 ft - FLOCK, Ubi-Supt. 0.75 ft 7.25 Northern und Western Extra. 7.60 ft 8.00 Bultimaro Extra. - (td - 'Jouthcrn-Super. 9.00 ft - Extru.10.00 ft - Famllv.ll.CO ?12.00 ?ID Al x?-??- . - * -. T--.---- tv-aa. _ Western Oats, "ri bushel. 80 ft - Corn, V bushel. 90 ft 1.12 HAY, ? cwt.-North River. - (<n - Bostcrn.| 1.37%ft - (. UMBER. V M. teet- I Clear White Pine, lBf quality.|50.00 @65.00 White Piae, good run.'38.00 fttO.GO Yellow Pine.120.00 g)25.00 Boards, $ M. feet-Rough.112.00 ftlG.OO Grooved und Tongued....?28.00 ft32.00 MOLASSES, ?? gallon-Cuba.I 63 ft 66 Muscovado. 67%Q) 60 Sugar House. 50 ft 1.00 New Orleans. - ft - NAVAL STORES, & bbl-Tur.... - ft - Pitch. _ ,o; _ Rosin, Palo. 6.00 ft 7.00 Rosin, No. 1.13.00 @ 4.00 Rosin, No. 2.1 1.85 ft 2.00 Rosin, No. 3. 1.76 ft - Spirit* Turpentine, > cullen.| 44 ft 45 Odium. * IB. I 16 tin - VAILS- American, tiH'lOd, * keg..) 6.60 ft 7.00 POWDER-Dupont's, F.F.F. g_I 6.70 ft Dupont's, F.F.F. 6.00 ft Dupont's, Blasting.I 4.25 ft PXOVrSIONS-Q lb- I Bacon, Hams, u> IB.| - ft - Bacon, Sides. 17%fa 18% Baoon, Shoulders. 14%,a 16% Bacon, Strips. 19%ft - Lard, in keg. - ft - Butter. 35 ft 56 Cheese. 15 ft 30 Potatoes, ^ bbl. - ft - Onions. - ft - Apples. - ? - R/C2?-Carolina, ^ lb. 8 ft 9 East India. - rft _ SALT- Liverpool, coarse, $ sack.. 2.00 ft 2.10 Liverpool, Une. - ft - SUC AR, 3 lb-Raw.j - ft - Porto Rico. 18%'a 14 Muscovar"' . _ ft _ I S. M JJ. ? t> B 3 ?? B I 5 BOO C - P SM _ a " ? r8E . ?% ? n rx . p o . BS ; ? a ; is pira M H .ats o o ?i .? sa s.o. "3 S ?- e B32 III < < ZS. a s. LT 3 = l 3 ? o s ?OB C _ T cn s= ? *7S 2 : ts-3 : ?s 2. . ~ ? j-1 13 . *: ats as io a 10 t? ?ti Sgl 10 SJ 4- C> SI=1 SS co to O 00 5 to o 21 SI SSlSI2S? 1 ll s : ? i s9 k ss 'S5 pp S 5 U>?L SS S a 0 n 1 ES B tr Comparative iiixpui'ts ut Cotton, from the Port ox Cnuricston. EXPORTED TO Liverpool. Other British Ports Total to Great Britain.. Havre. Other J' reu ch Ports. Total to France. North of Europe. Total North of Europe. fouth of Europe. West Indies, &c. SEA ISLAND. Total Foreign Poris.. Boston. Rhode Island, -c. New York. Philadelphia. Baltimore and Not ilk.,.. Other United Suites Porte, Total to Coastwiso Ports. Grand Total. Bales. 2,689 2.689 2,689 14 2 243 4,9o2 Bales. 32,857 32,857 2.104 34,961 3,995 1,784 88,'!29 6,268 14,478 99 114,263 149,214 Stocks of Cotton in tue Interior Towna not lue luit ca In the Keceipts. Augusta and Hamborg.March 20 Macon, Geo.March 29 Columbas, Oeo.March 26 Montgomery, Ala.March 27 Selma, Ala.March 26 Memphis, Tenn.March 27 Nashville, Tenn.March 27 Total. 1869. 18,307 7,370 12.486 G.S8S 6.986 25.100 0,1184 82,018 UH o o US' S3 O gl ?19! l KB * m 5 ? fr f"? ft P : ; . ; . I : ?ad?)a: . ! ? . . t L/B "OJ*1 . ? : . ? p's? P*. . . . . . : s""? i?s : . : : : . 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Nore-Wo have deducted from Now Orleans 24,612 bales Upland, from Mobile 8885 bales, from Savannah 3141 bags Sea leland and 227 bales Up-' land-and i rom Charleston 2516 bags Sea .Island and iT* * 1 ? I?!I? ? i ,1 Um niiniifihnn "n"niYSt(\ at HlQfl.0 ports trom Mobile, Florida, Texas aud havannah. Exports or Klee. Narai Stores and lt . ber from the Port of Charleston, from September 1 to April 1.1860 POUTS. Boston. New York. Philadelphia. Baltimore. New Orleans. Mobile. Providence, RI.. Other rj. S. Ports. Total Coastwise) Tierecs. 1,736 10,874 1,424 5.293 177 403 M. STORES.I LUMUKU. Barrels. 11,190 4,116 630 ' 1,738 Feet. 20,793 Barcelona. Majorca k a Market Weat Indies. Halifax, NS.... St Johns, N li... London. Bristol. Eng.... Liverpool. Havre. Montevideo:.... Greil Britain... Total Foreign., Grand Total. 17,680 2,716 601.000 3 344.89 ! 1,493,380 2,018,000 1,381,2G3 108,000 8,976,536 221 j 1,228,634 7,282 6,647 340,000 288,728 16,766| 1.857,362 20,863' 34,4461 10,833,898 ?Harine HEIDA. Port of Charleston. April ?3. POKT CAJLtBlsrUyvK. PHASES OF IHE MOON. Last Quarter, 3d, 3 hours, 28 minutes, evening. cw Moon, 11th, 8 hours, 27 minutes, evening. First Quarter, 19th, 9 hours. 46 minutes, morning, "u'.l Moon, 27tb, 1 hour. 1 minute, morning. VCH A AP'UV I 80S BiSES. I ons. MOOM BISES. HIGH WATER. 29 MoutLiy.... 5 .63 C..17 30 Tuesday....! S..51 : 6.. 18 31|Weducs?lay.' 6..?U ? G..18 Mbursday... 5..49 C..19 2iFrldaj., 6..47 C..20 3 Saturday... 5..40 I C..21 41SUUI1:M ' ..I 6. 45 ! G..21 8. .35 9.. 41 10.. 44 H..41 Morn. 12..39 1..28 8..45 9..3J 10..20 ll.. 8 12.. 2 1.. 4 2.. 3 Arrived Yesterday. Sehr Damon, Johnson, Uo'ton-12 da;, s. Icc. To Risley k Creighton, and thc Tudor Ic s Co. Cleared Yesterday. Steamship J W Everman. Snyder, Philadelphia-Jno k theo Getty Sehr Azelda k Lava, Melfldoo, Bar icoa-Bart k Wirtb. Sehr Mary A U 'V. Vo\i n:i Failcr.i Port via B ucks ville, S C-B!s'.:.v k CV '. .l-i '-i Sailed Yesterday. Steamship J WEverman, Snyder, Philadelphia, brig J \ i 'evereux, Clark. Uavana. Sehr Azelda k Laura4 Mclnrloo, Baracoa. Sehr M A Holt, Heit, bucksvillo, ? C. From this ron. Steamship Golden Hom, Blacklln, Liverpool, March 17. Steamship Champion, Lockwood, New York, March 30. Spanish ship Pedro PUndolet, Amengua!, Liverpool, March 13. Cleared for this Port. Steamship James Adgor, L- ckwocd, at New Tork, March 30. Sehr N W Smith, Tooker, at New Y irk, March 29. Sailed for this Port. Bark Helon Sands, Otis, from Liverpool. March 18. Sehr J P Allen, Al en, from Norfolk, Va, March 30. Shlpnews by Telegraph. WILMTKOTON. April 1-mailed, steamer Rebecca Clyde for New York. SAVANNAH, April 1-Clearcd, steamships General B-irnes for New York; Fannie for Balumore; ships Elsinor for Cronsntdt; Emmi for Havre; sc.irs Arme? nia, Bartlett, tor New iiaveu; M B Bramhall tor New York. Weather warm. Wind SW. LIST UF SHIPPING In thc Port of Charleston, April I. VK&OKLS US DE lt 100 TONS, AND STEAUEBS COASirNO WITHrK THE STATE EXCEPTED. STEAMSHIPS. Camilla (Br), 795 tons, Peace, at Bovoe & Co's wharf, for Liverr ool, loading-R Mure k Co. Manhattan, 1337 tons, Woodhull, at Adger's wharf for New York, loading-James Ad^-er k Co. Maryland, - tons, Johnson, at Unlou wharf, for Bal timor?, loading- 'ounonay k Tronholm. Saragossa, 778 tons, Ryder, at Vauderborsi's wharf. for New York, ready-Bavtnol k co. SHIPS. Muscongus (Br), "91 tous, Groves, at Boyce's wharf, from liverpool, v/jitiug-H Maro k Co. Amoila, 088 tons, Borehatn.at A'lantic wharf, for Liv? erpool, wnitioj-Patten?on k Stock. Pacific, OSS tone. Foss, at N E Railroad wharf, for liverpool, loading-W B Smith & < o. iicbard III, 985 tons, Wood, at Boyce k Co'e whorl, from Liverpool, waiting-Master. t_-.. BARKS. N G Pu'nam (British), 7uu tons Bickard, at Atlantic wharf. foi Liverpool, loading-Willis b Chisolm. igra (Bri ish), 039 tons, Fullmore, at Vonderhorsi's wharf, from Livorpool, waiting-Bavenel k Co. Che Queen (Br), 698 tons, Cooli, in the Stream, from Stranraer, Scotland, waiting-B Mure k Co. Harriet F Hu-sey, 68i tons, TJImer. at Atlantic wharf, for Liverpool, loading-W Boach 4 Co. Dalkeith (Br). 818 tons. Anderson, in the Stream, from London, waiting-R Mure k Co. David McNutt (Br), 602 tons, McElhenny, at Brown & Co's wharf, from Liverpool, waiting-R More k Co. BRIGS. Florencita (Span) 140 tons. Font, at Palmotto wharf, from Havana, to he repaired-3 A Onslow k Co. Teresina (Br), 245 tons. Ellis, at MarsbaU'H wharf, for Queenstown and a Market, loading-R Mure & CedHa'(Br), 202 tons, Bi-trnp, at Boyce k Co's wharf, for Cromtadc, loading-B T Walker. Courier (Br), 209 tons. Jenkins, at Marshall's wharf, from Port Talbot, discharging-R X Walker. Manzanillo.' 168 tons, Magnne, in Ashley River, for a Northern Port, loading-Olney k Co. SCHOONERS. B N Howkins, 398 tous, Wyatt, at Adger's wharf, for Bosi on, loading-W Boach k Co. Edith, 565 tons, Wheeler, at I niou wharf, for Sa tilla River, Ga, ready-R Mure k Co. E H Nayler, 280 tons. Albrechtsen, in Ashley Biver, lor B eton, loading-H F Baker Sc Co. Charles E Raymond. 309 tons, Hlgglm*, at Brown k Co's wbaif. lor Boston, loading-M Goldsmith k Son. ti S Bickmoie, 224 toss. Barter, in Ashley l iver, for Philadelphia, loading-RH ley & Creigh on. Robert Caldwell, 466 tons, Mccormack, ut Adger's wharf, for New York, waiting-W Roach k Co. Lilly, 412 tons, Francis, at N E Railroad wharf, for New York, loading-W Boach k Co Annie Amsden, 256 tons, Bongs, fn Ashley River, for a Northern Port, loading-J A Enslow 4 Co. Moonlight, 262 tons. Briggs, at Palmetto whorl, for New York, loading-J A tn slow k Co. H N Squire, 307 tons, Fiske, in Ashley River, for Philadelphia, loading-W Boach k Co. Fiancee Hatch, 97 tons, Gregory, in Ashley River, for New York, loading-J A E s ow & Co. Batik Coombs, U8 tons, Jamason, in Ashley River, for New York; loading-J A Enslow ic Co. N W Mcgee, 241 tons. Ketchum. m Ashley Biver, for Providence, loading-H F Baker k Co. Mary Ella, 165 tons, Thomas, In Ashley River, for Philadelphia, loading-Risley k Creighton. Dexter Waj-hburne. 279 tons, at Accommo lat'on wharf, from NcwOrleans, discharging-A J Salinas A E Glover. 098 tons, Terry, at Brown & Co's wharf, for Boston, loading-i 1 upper k sons. Banger, 96 t^ns, Gooding, in ?ahloy River, for New York, loading-J A Enslow k to. Magellan, 100 tous, Griffin, at Accommodation wharf, from Stockton, Me, waiting-Risley * Creighton. Wan a ta, 229 tons, Hawkins, at Atlantic wbaif, for Georgetown, S C, ready-Risley k Creight in. W B Mann, 226 tons. Rod-:era, at Central wharf, from Philadelphia, waning-H F B?k r k Co. Sarah Culieo, 254 tons, Avis, at Central wbart, frc m Boston, discbai ging-H F Baker k Co. Emma, 99 tous, Anthony, at Accommodation wharf, fi om Barbadoes, discharging-Bisley k Creigh? ton. Ella Matthewes, 208 tons, McElwee, at Central wharf, from Philadelphia, discharging-H1 Baker k Co. Damon, - tons, Johns >n, at cenhal whorl, from Boston, discharging-Risley k Creighton. flailroaux -ULTU CAROLINA RAILROAD. GENERAL fiCPBBINTENDENT'S OFFICE, I CHAULESTON, H. C., February is. 1869. 1 ON AND AFTER SUNDAT. FEBRUARY 14TH, the PASSENGER TRAINS of tho South Caro? lin! Railroad wUl run OS follows : FOR AUGUSTA. Leave Charleston.*.8.80 A. V. Arrive at Augusto.6.10 P. M. Connecting with trains for Montgomery. Memphis Nashville and New Orleans, via Montgomery aor Grand Junction. FOR COLUMBIA. Leavo Charleston.8.?0 A. M. Arrive ot Colnmblo...;.5.46 P. H. Connecting with Wilmington and Manchester B ?il road, ?ne Camden train. Ft?lt CHARLESTON. Leave Augusta.8.1)0 A. IA Arrive ot Charleston.6.i>0 P. Al Leave Columbia.7 45 A. M Arrive ot Charleston.5.?Ju P. ll AUGUSTA NIGHT EXPRESS (SUNDAYS EXCEPTFtP.I Leave Cbortebtou.7.SU P. M Arrive ot Augusta...;.6.30 A, M Connecting witb trains lor Memphis, Nashvill' and New Orleans, via Grand Junction. Leave Augusta.4.10 P. li Arrive at Charleston.4.00 A. M COLUMBIA NIGHT EXPRESS. I SUNDAYS XXCEPTED.) Lea/e Charleston.6.0S P. M Arrive at Columbia.4.46 A. M Connecting i .-undays excepted) with Greenville anc Leavo C?liunbla. .1...7. ..'_.'.7. .?.30 r. aa. Arrive at Charleston.6.30 A. li. 81 MMERVILLK 1 RAIN. Leave Charleston.3.00 P. si. Amve at Summerville. 4.20 2. M. Leave Summerville.7.10 A. II. Arrive at Charleston.8.25 A. SJ CAMDEN" BRANCH. On Mondays, Wtdntsdays and Saturdays. Leave Elugville.4.20 P. M Arri?? at Camden.........7.00 P. M Leave Camdon.i.0.35 A. M. Arrive at EingviUe.9.20 A. M Signed? H. T. PEAKR, Februarr 15 General Superintendent. LATEST NEWJ0RK NEWS. LADIES !! Look Out ? ? Look Out ! ! Look Out ! ! Look Out I ! 'Boat: ti flee the Complexion." "Gives a Rosy Glow to the Cheeks." "A Ruby Tinge to the Lips." "Removes ail Blotches and Frecklos. "Ihe Best In the World." COSTARS" BEAUTIFIER! THE Bitter-sweet and Orange Blossoms. One Bottle, $1-Three for $2. 1000 Bott es sold in one day in Now York City. JtO- all Druggists in CHARLESTON sell IL " CO STAR'S " STANDARD PREPARATIONS ARE "CostarV Kat, Roach, ?Sic, Extermina- I tors. "io tar'?" Bed Bag Exterminators. "Costar's" (only purej Insect Powder. "Only Infallible Remedies known." "18 vears estaulished in New York." "2000 Boxes and Masks manufactured daily. " '?] 11 Beware ! ! I of spurioui imitations." "All Druggists in CHARLESTON sell them " A dd rcs i '. COS TAR," No. IO Crosby-st.. N.T. Or JOHN F. HENRY (-successor to) DEM AF BARNES k Co., 21 Park Row, N. Y. Sold in CHARLEAN by GOODRICH, WISEMAN df CO., WHOLESALE AGENTS. March 23 DAC lyr EOSAD ALIS Purifies the Blood. For Sale by Drncgists tCverywbc't.. .Tu Iv 28 DAC 1}' J i?l V O lt 'Fifi ll S OK TEAS, WINES, BRANDIES, Ac., And Dealers in CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES. WM. S. CORWIN k 00. ?5-Goods delivered to all parts of the City. October 24 rj\0 BUSINESS Al EN. THE SUMTER NEWS, PUBLISHED AT SUMTER, S. C., H 0.<E OF THE BEIT PAPERS IN THE UP COUNTKY; has a large circulation, and afford* s i. iKU'ior od vantages as au advert.siug medium, le.-ms low. Addree DARB k O .'TEEN, February 22 Proprietors. ?Pw?js, pr mirais, (ftr. pou T Z ' B CELEBRATED Horse and Cait?e Powders. Thia pr?paration, I long and lavorably known, will thor ongbly reinvigorate broken down and low-Bpiritea horses, by strengthening and cleansing the stomach and Intes? tines. It ls a sure preven? tive of all diseases incident to this ani? mal, such as LUNG FEYER, GLANDERS, YEL? LOW WATER, HKAVES, Coughs, Distemper, Fevers, Founder, Loss of Appetite and Vital Energy, kc. Its ase improves the Wind, Increas? es the Appetite gives a 8 m o o t h and Glossy 8kln-? anil transforms the! miserable Skeletons ? into a fine looking and spirited Horse. TO KEEPEB3 OF COWS THIS PREPARATION IS -INVALUABLE It in creases the quantity and im? proves thc quality of the MILK. It has been proven bv actual experi? ment to Increase the quantity of Milk aod Cream twenty percent. ?and make tbjJBut - ter firm ?nderest. In fattening rattle, lt gives them an appeiite, opens their hides and makes them thi ive much faster. IN ALL DISEASES OF SWINE, SUCHAS COUGHS, ULCERS IN THE LUNGS, LIVER, &c.. this articleacts as a spe? cific. By putting^ from one-half to a paper in a barrel of swill the ab ve c:? diseases will be ?3 eradicated or en? tirely prevented. If given in time, a certain pre tire and cure for the Hog Cholera. PBEPABED BT DAVID BL FOL1 TZ, WHOLESALE DRDG AND MEDICINE DEPOT, No. 116 Franklin-street, Baltimore, Md. FOB SALE BT BOWIE & MOISE, WHOLESALE DRUG HOUSE No. 161 MEETING-STREET, OPPOSITE CHARLESTON HOTEL, March 31 45 BAACSKN'S SD!RE POPI FOB DESTROYING, Rats. Mice, ko., ko., without the unpleasant effects arising from, their dying in their holes. A PH08PHORIO PASTE, hermetically seale?, and warranted to keep fresh for all times. The greatest dlscovoiv of its kind in the age we live in. Ho person need bu Uoubled with Rata Mice, Bed Bags or Roaches, for Mr. Isaac sen's des? tructive remedy is wit in the reach of all, prepared only by himae't. from rafe and valuable com grounds its cheapness is HB wonderful as its efficacy-hun? dreds or testimonials have boen received-from all parts oj the Dojted --tates as to its valne and satisfac? tory operative power, from which, for want of space, we simply select tho following. WILLA nu's Ho i EL. W ASOTNOTOK, D. C., 1 October 1st, 1868. j MB. ISAACSEN-Dear Mr: It give? me great pleas? ure to testily to tb.H gratifying result obtained at this Hotel througn using your Phosphoric Paste; lt la now two years since I first heard o' your rem edy, and determined to give it a fair trial; dat trial proved so successful that not a trace ot Rim or Roaches have pince been discovered, although previous to that time WP were completely overrun. Wishing you every success in tho uscml career you have chosen, I remain, yours resnectful:y, JOHN WOLFE, Engineer. For sale by DOWIE k MOISE, Wholesale Druggists, Kn. ICQ U?eting-dtreoGt, corner Hasel, Charleston, S. C., January 13 wfm48 Airen:* tor Southern States. Soles. MARVIN'S PATEES T Alum & Dry Plaster FIRE PROOF SAFES Are most desirable for quality, finish and price. . MARVIN'S SPHERICAL BURGLAR SAFES Cannot be Sledged ! Cannot be Wedged ! Cannot be Drilled! BANK VAULTS, 4 VAULT DOORS, EXPRESS BOXES, FAMILY PLATE SAFES, COMBINATION LOCKS Please send for a catalogue to MARVIN & CO., (oldest safe manufacturers) Prints rt.1 (205 Broadway, New York, warehouses (108Bftnk gt.,Cleveland,a And for sale by our agents in the principal cities throughout the United States. * FOB SALE BY WM. M. BIRD & CO., No. 203 EAST BAY, I' HA 15 L KSTl'.V. Decomber 29 lyt F KO IM 4t TO 350 horse power, inc uding the celenratci Corliss cutoff Engines, <Bde Valve Kta tiouarv Engines. Portable Engines, &c. Also. Circu? lar Mulav and Gang baw Mills. Susar Cine Mils, >ha.tlng Pulleys, tcc?Lath and Shingle Mills. Offbeat and Corn Milla, Circular saws Belum:, Ac. Send for descriptive Circular and Price List. Vrnor k MANN STEAM ENGINE CO., rebrusryM 6djos Utica, New York.