The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, May 17, 1869, Image 4
THE DAILY NEWS.
liku It cw Hind.
Achilleswratti-to Greece ItottM/Pring
Ol woos uunuinbereil-wa? iv trifling thing
Oomnared with the io ovo 'ts ol modern days,
When^PUtabury strove 'gain-t Maokey'e tortuous
whcnTfno'ti eons wi h scalawags engngo,
And csrpet-bjguers swav the scenic stsgo,
While noisome odors fill the Council den
?nd riot rules, with Pottei'e loud amen I
Great Jove looked on from his imperial height?
With clouded brow, i dguant at the sight:
?Fast in tbechaius of bondage did I find
'.The Negro, and remove d hun from his kind.
"To Christian pagans I ihe niissiou gave
..The rude barb -rian hom his late to ?ave,
"?ped the huge UMP to Afrio's burning Bhore
?.And ma<ie them clave*-but cannibale no more.
i^VVlio da; cd subvert h!jjb. H?**ve?'9 most just decree?
?.Who loosed the chain, and set the ? ring-tailed"
free ?
?From Apes and huge Gorillas was he ta'on,
?And mado to till the Southern fruitful plaiu ;
?On high Olympus did the Gods approve
?A mission mercifu. and full of love."
ThuB Jove-'hen seising with hts mighty hand
A thunderbolt to blast to.umbia's Lud,
When Colline' speech, and Barrow's rigmarole,
Confused thc God. and dla hi? rage control : .
..With subtle purpose now tho world I'll iule,
??I'll make the negro wis*, the white man fool;
..Ihe canting PiiBbury mum bend to tato,
.?.Elp wee eat dirt, while negroes ruie the 8tato.
?Tiros Bbul- revengeful Heaven assert its power
?'And loone the tur io* in this evi' hour,
.?With rage ii flame tho curpet-t angel's breast
?'And race 'gainst race this impious quarrel test"
Commercial.
Imports.
MATANZAS VIA NA.-SAO, N P-Per BrPish sehr
Lion-78 hhds and 101) boxes feugar, 81 bhda
Molasses, to W P Uah.
C' ' J,_ j,
lt x pons.
LIVERPOOL-Per British stoamship Marmora-187
I?! bags Sea leland, 19?0 ba es Upland Cotton, 225
bbU Bosta, 207 baas Cotton So d.
"NEW ?OBK-P*r s eamship Manhattan-15 hags
Sea Isla ucl Cotton, 690 bules Upland Cotton, 1*0
bales Yarn, 14 eales Waste, 18/ tierces Moe, 12
packages sundries, 80 etnpiy Barrels. 63 bags
Cocoanuts, 2J4 oratoa VegoniDies, 192 bbls Pota
?-- Da, ?i*hx Moe. s B l-.ramhall-250 bale?
Upland Cotton. 65 casks nico, m ?ht. >.. Kt
bales Cotton Watte, 6O.G00 teot Plank, 172 tons
Fig iron. Sou Beer Bari els.
BALI!MOUE-fer steamship Maryland-149 balps
Upland Cottou, ot which 140 were lor i hiiadel
phia, 18 bales bags tor Philadelphia, 94 bales
yarns and Dom rt. tics, 143 tierces Bice, 21 bbls
Rosin. 27 bags Groundnuts, 17 bales Hides, 4
' bbls Whiskey, 44 pucka*ea Furniture, Ac, 260
(J5 packages Vegetable?, and sundries.
Charleston tuiton andi lt lee market.
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DA1LV NEWS, 1
CBABLBSXOH, Satuxouy Evening, May 15. J
COTTON.-The operations in the Btaple continu e
moderate with a light inquiry from purchasers, un cl
? the inclination to buy the bettor qualities was re?
stricted in its movements by tho very small stock of
rachkinds, which were held firmly, while the com?
mon grado? being in more abundant supply, bad a
tendency in favor of buyers. The transactions were
about 200 balee, say: 0 at 25. 2 at 25Ki 1* at 2?&; 61
at 2C; 48 at 2G>? ; 19 at 26>? ; 15 at 2C>?; 10 at 2G<fe 8
at 27X; a at 27>? ; 16 at 27;}?o. We quote :
LIV??POOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to uood ordinary.25 >? @26>?
Low ru i ad Hug.26%<0
Mid?Ung.27 J4<3
By New York clussi?caticu we quote:
Middling.27X3 -
BICE.-The B>aikei was firm, und purchasers were
thereby i esta toled in their transactions; sales 00
tieroes of olean 0< rohna at 86-I60 ii lb. We quote
common to fair clean Carolina 7%@8)i ; good 8% ^
8>?o w ?._
Telegraph. Marketa.
FOREIGN MAlUKETd.
LONDON, May 15-Noon.-Ooosole 92)<,. Bonds
quiet ut _39a?5.SPSS: h'l*i6w
LXVEBPOOL, May 16-Noon.-cotton opens quiet;
uplands 11J?; orleans l\% ; sales BOUO bales.
Afternoon-Cotton a eh ad o easier jj uplands 11}?;
Orleans 11%. Wheat-No. 2 red Western 8s. 7d.
Corn, new, 26s.
HAVANA, May 14.-Sugar animated aud prices un?
changed.
DOMESTIC MABKJCTS.
.a NEW YORK, May 15-Noon.-Stocks steady. Money
6a7. Sterling OX- GoM 39)?. North Carolinas,
new, 65%. Virginias, ex coupon, 68% ; new, 61^
Tenne-.Boes, exoupon. 68; new, 65>?. Louisianas,
old, 73%. Levees 69?j. Cotton quiet and steady at
28%. lurpentinoflrm at 46. Boain steady; strain?
ed, 82 60a2 62 ^. Freights quiet.
Evening.-Money easy at 6*7. In the bank state
mont? decrease lu specie about equal to the week's
export ; heavy inerease In deposits, due from receipt
of bank notes from the interior, sterling 9%a9>?.
Gold 39Xa3>>X. Southern stocks quiet and un?
changed. Cotton steady aad less active ; sales of
3600 bales at 28%. Flour dull ; superfine, $5 65a
$6 90. Wheat duli ; white M chlgaa $1 88; amber
Western $160. corn scarce ; mixed Western ranges
at 82a90. Whiskey duU at 96. Mess pork steady.
Lard steady; kettle 18tfal8%. Naval H tores quiet
and firmer. Groceries quiec and steady. Freights
quiet and firm.
JBALriMoius, May 15.-Cotton steady at 28 cents,
flour dull and irregular. Wheat: receipts small and
prices nommai. Corn firm j white 88} yellow un?
changed. Pork quiet at $31 50a31 76. Bacon firm ;
shoulders 14%,. Lard dull at 19. Whiskey firm at
?0, with lix Ut dem iud. Virginias, old, 60%; 'GO'B,
66; '61's, 63; Noi'tu Carolinas, 66 bid.
Louisv?LLB, May 16.-Providions steady. Bacon
shoulden 18%; clear Bides 17%. Mess pork $31 25.
Lard 18. Raw wniskey 95a96.
?. Tar $2 86.
AUGUSTA, May 16.-Cotton firm and offering stock
light; Liverpool middling, 23%c; sales 39 bales; re?
ceipts ll bales.
SAVANNAH, May 15-Cotton quiet but steady;
sales 600 bales; middling. 27c; receipts 845 bales;
exports coastwise 726 bales.
MOBILE, May 16 -Cotton firm, fair demand; sales
600 bales; low middling 26%?26%o; receipts 407
balee.
?nw ORLKANB. May 16-Cotton quiet; middling
38%a28%; 800 bft!e3. receipts 1581 bales; ex.
ports 6705 bales. Gold 89)4. Sterling 62%. New
Sork sight % premium. Sugar-co nmon 9%al0%;
frime 13%, Molasses nominal; fermenting 86a51.
Interior Cotton Markets.
TJ9ION, May l?.-A few bales sold daring the
woek at 25 <*u??.
MONTGOMERY, May IL-Cotton market firm.
Low mlddlin s 2 j%o. -
SELMA, May ia.-Sales 125 bales. Middlings 21%
a2?%c. Very little cotton in the market
COLUMBIA, May IS.-The market has been very
dull during the past wee ?, and consequently we are
anable to give any quo .attona.
ORANGE! Ultu, May IL-Sate* for the week 20
bales. Market dull and declining. We quote: Or?
dinary 38><;; low midd ia g 24; middling 24a25.
COLUMBUS. May li.-There was no demand for
anything save better grades. Low middlings Jf %,
. middlings 96c. Warehouse sales 98 bales; receipts
16 bales; shipments 6i bales.
MAOON. May 14.-The market to-day was firm
intha good demand, ihe best cotton ls quoted a
manon higher tba>i yesterday, say 26*0. 'i ae nun
^f?f in *W?"*?nse is, ny count, loco bales.
t?TIT1'0'',1"1', ?>erlo(, Uat ye?? ?*. number
was 8800 (?les Receipt* to day 21 bales; shipments
??i^^^V6! hMe? ??e ^notation's are M fol!
ST?u??8?jd ????**Xt ?ow middling
Gem fietow.i Market.
GEORGETOWN. Maj 12-Corroa_No BSISA thia
week. We quota from vt5 ip 27o per pound.
COB? -Primo white oom tl 16 per bushol *
TIM BBB -J atss Of 800 m icks at 9 to 18c cash, La???
long tinnier m demand- i-upply limited.
?unrxHXiKK.-Willow dip $2 76; scrape or hard
tl 20; virgin dip ?? per bbl of 280 lbs to the bbl.
Augusta Weekly Cotton Market.
AUGUSTA, May 14 - COTTON-Ines e has been a
continued faur dem nd darin the week aider (re?
view for cotton, but confinen almost exclusively to
piddling ?nd the netter grades, lower qualities be?
ing entirely neglected, io make sales low pri?es
had to be accepted. Quo anons 011 a basis of Liver
?tjol middling were steady, varying from 26*1 i%.
o-dav prices ar > a sha e firmer andera mote gene?
ral demand, but bu>ers are ?itu inclined to tbs bet?
ter gr des in making urrhsses. Liverpool mid?
dling fi m at 2?%o; sales ot the week 1768 ?ales;
receipts 698baise; receipts last season, from septet?'
ber 1,1887, to May ll. 1868, were l6.i,826 bales; for
the present seat-on to date, 01,669 bales; difference ia
lavor last season 11,209 bales,
lavaasah Mt eekljr Market
SAVANNAH, May IS.- orren.-'Ihe weak Inst
dosed has been marked with inactivity tn this sta
fte, and the limited orders reoslved st thia season ot
the 7*ar, coupled with the strong downward tenden?
cy ia prices ia OM Liverpool market, pressa ts but
shadow of u prospect for toe cottoo that le held In
our market Jo" hlgner pi ieee. XT
A revtow of ihe leading market? of ?he Northern
States tor iho pant month will showa mre<t woakuess
on tho part of holdere. A month ?go, when Rold ?i | 3
selling at rm.-aii.iv. per cent, \he staple commanded
the esme price as "it does now. w on gol" ls worth
38 '? hiB, uo doubt, has be? n eau-od by tho gloomy
accout ts of tho bad Btateot trade in the manufactur?
ing dlatrii ts of England. v
At the clo6e ot tho week wo must report a dun and
irregular market, prices ?howlng a downward ten
douoy. Althi>ugh Live'pool closes arm,.and ?old
has advance 1 H?*? V ce*11- our maiket remalna un?
changed. Wo quote: Middling 27c; low middling
20 ?c; goo i ordiuary 25)?c.
SEA IBLANDB-Are in good and general demand,
and the sales or the week have been considerable,
leaving on y a moderate stock, with very little desir?
able co ion in it nvm which to select. With a small
stock and ins'gniflcant receipts, the season may bo
considered as almost closed for the staple, 'ibo fol?
low UH quotatonB are well Miaiained : Common
FloridnB ?Jd Georgias 60a55; medium Floridas 60;
good Florida? 65J70; One Floridas 80.
*i he receipts at th s port since v?ay Otb. amount to
4916 bales upland and ll baleB sea island, of which
4650 were received per Central Railroad. 350 ot.cs
upland and 10 baloBsea laland per Atlantic ?nd Guli
haiiroud. 4 from landings on the Savannah River,
and ll talcs sea iBland from Florida and tho coast.
Tho ex ons for the same time have been 1764 bales
upland and 206 biles sea island, of which 1134 ba^os
upland and 206 bales so? island were shipped to Now
York, 254 bales upland to Baltimore, and S66 bales
upland to PbiladehWa.
KiOE-Very dull; fair stork Wo quote clean com
mtn 10 prln<e 8 ?S^e; interior rough tl Wal 75; sea
coast do $1 76a2 per bushel. Stock of clean rice at
present in the city 700 iterces.
Wilmington Market.
WILMINGTON, May 15 - Priais ?UJBjfENT?ME
Stcadv. Mles ol 127 t asks at 40 J?o.
Koem.-sales ot 4t?6 bhls at St v5 for extra No. 2,
S3 tor No. 1 and $6 87>?, $6a0 26 tor pale
CBODB TURPENTINE.-*ales of 610 bhls at $4 for
virgin, ?2 8n for Bot? and $1 75 for hard.
TAR-43 bills weie taken at *2 86.
No transactions lu cotton for several days.
Nashville Market.
NASH VILLE, May 13.-CokrroN-The Liverpool
and New York markets were Him to-day, with prices
a shade bette'-, though not quotably higaer. Our
inarkot quiet and stcadv, with di.-mind lair for fine
grados. We quote: Ordinary, 22; good ordinary,
23??a24; low middling. 26o.
NASHVILLE COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on h md . eptoiuber 1,lRfW.60
Received to-day.. 161
Received previously.48,648-48.704
Total. ?,764
Shipped to-dav. 149
oK.,.r..i. r.?mT,iv .ts,te*-46.613
Stock on hand.8,151
Cons-Oiders are accutrulatinir, and dealers aro
running behind, on account of tho small rc on ts.
The trans?ctlons to-day amounted to 200 bushels
loose from wagon at 65r, and 800 bushels sauked and
delivered in depot at 78 -.
Boston Market.
BOSTON, May 12.- COFFEE.- Market quiet and
slocks aie held mostly above tue views of buyers.
The eales ot JJ VB have been in small lots at 24o; Mu?
ga poro Java tit 2la22o, and Kio at 14)?B18O V> Ib.gold.
Ut Domingo la very ?carce and quiet, and prices are
quito nominal.
COTTON.-l hero has been very little doing In cot
ton the past week, but prices have not vaned mate
rially, and the better grades are scarce and held
firm The sales have been in small lots as wanted
by spinners, and we quote ordinary at 24^a?P^o;
good ordinary 2flit27e; low middlings '?1% 28??c,
and middling at 28J?a29Xc V lb including uplands
and gulf, ibo Ktock on band is about 14,000 bales
and, tiro market closes quiet at quotations.
D0ME81 ice-With manufacturera the business con?
tinues modeiate, bom tor cotton and woollen goods,
but the jobeiug traoe is quite active, and business
prospeota begin o look a little more encouraging.
1-ricos remain about the same.
GUNNY BAOS-Sales of J.00 bales at 16c, and 250
bales at wyxc cum ney.
GUNNS CLOTH-There has been conni lerable speo
ulattve inquiry tor gunny cloth, and prices have ad?
vanced and tend upward, hales of 15u0 balee at Ida
lOXo gold, in bud; to arrive, 9J?o gold, de lvered
July 1st, Interest and expenses; 2i??c currency, pre?
sent delivery, and 22)?o currency, delivered August
1st
HAT.-Tho sales of Eastern and Northern have
been ut $14*28 per ton, and choice canada at an ad?
vance on the latter rate
NAVAL -TORES -There have been sales of la70J
cask? spirits I ur pe tine at 44>ta46%o per gallen , and
market now turu at 45.40 - Tar 1. quieu wita small
sale? at ?1:1 50al3 62>? per bbl. In Rosin, sales 400
?ksaiiw,'*,'1? - " * " ' "
' KiOE -Pales of 100 casks Carolina at 8>? per lb.
Market dull.
The New York Vegetable Market.
The New York World, of I hurt day last, make? the
following uti turnout in reference to tho position of
the vegetable t rano in that city :
(*mmon er..dos of potatoes, such BS Harrison's,
Chile, monitor and bu? keye, are not selling at all,
and from this out promise to lose badly Prime
btate peach blows ore worth $2 60;t2 62 per double
bead bbl; Ohio and Michigan *2a2 37, in bulk and
bbls; mercers do not sell; Prince A berta are quoted
at ?1 75a2 tu bbls and $1 60al 75 in bulk. The mar?
ket ie almoet ? aro of Bermuda pro ince, con-ignees
Intend to open the next arri vaia at late prices, A e.
paragus, with tuvo ra. lo weather, is plentiful and
lower Florida Benda some siring beans, which are
hsid to sell, having been kept loo long i n the vines.
Norfolk gr. on peaa bring $10 per bbl readily; bar?
relled do from Charleston and Havannah do not pay
for rending; crates must be pr me to bring $2. Car?
rots are unusnally onil tor the season, and lower.
Carrots, per bbl.$1 KO @ 2 00
Beets, per bbl. 2 25 M 2 60
Squash, marrow, per b>>. 3 80 ? 400
Russia Turnips, per bbl.1 60 & 1 75
White Inrnips, per bbl. I 60 2 1 75
Squash, Hubbard, per bbl.3 ?(. @ 400
Garlic, per I11O bunches.10 00 ?11 00
Asparagus, L. 1. and N. J., per doses.. 2 60 <g> 3 60
Asparagus, Oyster Say. per dosen. 4 00 @ 4 60
Rhubarb, per 100 bunobes. 4 00 @ 6 00
Bermuda Potatoee, per bb). 8 00 @10 00
Bermuda Tom toe", per 6 qt. box.100 (m 160
Bermuda Onions, pei bbl. 316 00
Bermuda Onions, in hampers, per lb,.. .12!t?o? ....
Charleston Cabbage, per ?00. prime... .10 00 @14 00
Nor/olk Oreen Peas, per bbl.1000 & .,,
Charleston Green Peas, per crate. 1 00 @ 2 00
Havana Market.
HAVANA, May 8 -Ihe matket through the week,
contrary to expectation, has remained firm, and
with some show of activity, dosing with the figures
for whites through at %b% to $7>? per 100 pounds,
including beet trains; yellows do. at %6% to *5)? do.
do. ; browns do. Hani \% at$4J? to 84 % da; Cu
euruobos do. No. 7 to 10 st 99% to ?4\?, sud parallel
nun bei s ot Musoovadoes and Centrifugals for re?
fining and grocery qualities at equal rates, and on to
business done Shipped during the wee* hence and
from Matanzas (one holiday in the week, ) 88 460
boxes and 6366 hhde., of which to tbe Doited Mate?
16,664 boxes ?nu 48C5 hhds.; leaving stocks in the two
ports equal to 318 866 boxes and 17,97? hims against
IA"1 ti** linBa <* **?.8*7 boxes and
17.2UH hhds. The evidence now being that the crop
will be quite equal to that of '68. with all the lost, sus?
tained east and in the most easterly poi ts along the
sooth side.
MOTASBBB-More quiet, and rates remaining as
reported - very little don -, and s ooks light. In
other island produce I have only to repeat remarks
in my last report.
FiunoHTS.-Very little done; many vessels partial
tfoE^JPlA** I**** tor New York-biig
shannon, eau hhds sogar, hence; hhds, $6 each and
boxes ?IX ?ach; do David Faust, 40? hnd? M 8aK?T
at ?7? each. Portland-Brltlsh^brlg Rio 2000
boxe? at $1*. and hhds at 96%. For Liverpool-l
British vessel. 1200 hhds sugars, at Remedios, st
?1 10s; 1 Spanish do 1100 boxes at?110s;l dodo.
280? dost il 12s (Jd. '
i< XOR ANGE- London, flo days sight, UVaMK;
United states bills at last rates, and light calls lor
paper ibis week.
Passenger*.
Per steamship Manhattan, for New York-Mrs
Brady, Mr* Bchmtd. Mrs Prudhomme, Miss Prud?
homme, Mrs it MoNesU, Miss MoNfall. a A Wiekes,
Dr c W Ru os 1), Miss Julia Wiel ee. Miss WI,?es, V
H Nye, Mis W Allen, Mrs C D Mynderse, Hiss Myn
derse. Dr Lt) Hasell, F W Ciauesen. B L Benson, Mrs
Muller and child, Mrs A O t-sge, Mr Prudhomme, O
L Burckmjer, i H Cornell, wile and ehild, Mrs T o
Morgan, two children ?nd nurse. W Lai 1er, V H
Sheldon, Mrs John on, Miss O A Welch, Mi?s M A
Mscomber, B Ho >d. Capt C snyder, P L Nickerson,
K Leroy, A Rumple. O H Barnfield. P Dunbar, E J
Johnson, J W 1 pel. Mr O'Brien. H H Hunter, O A
Bown, O Doh lek and wife. H M Bowe, s. B Johnson,
Miss M Johnson, Miss L Purdy, Mrs W McPherson,
Mrs apple . nd son. Mrs Quinn, A C fish. If B Lang,
ten, N A Hunt. F Hmith A O Force and wife, Mr Von
Do.lion, Mr Wi.techen. M Clark, Oapt H B Hazen. T
0 Morgan. J N Harton. Mia? Mary Isesr, Miss arah
Ponson, Miss Hoeseh. Miss li Saner. J N Heeao, wife
and child. Mr J F Flvnn, threo chi'dfen and ser?
vant, a M I .o? ch. J nraig. W it < lout man ana wife.
J ti Cnppon und w fe, W -tampaon. V t t-auss, J W
Piekering. Mrs ?mlth . ind cbd*. J1 raptos^ War
rea. G W French. M H Garey, M Curley, vir browp.
Mr Grew! 1 ige noy John, J Sheehan, J wolblnger, J
Magrath, J Foster, air Gleason, Mr Grant, and 10 in
Per steaaoehlp Maryland, for Baltimore-Miss
walker, and two In ateerag*. ?
Per staumniiip Magnolia, from New York-7 Paley,
H-BeUsisp G ? Jacques, A u Absabaais. JD Con
diirs. jr A Kmatlt. l ewie ti Le* Mrs Mitchell and
three children 0 Ufer. M Wiggans. W Feernan. 0
?loa00 P '* ^O ^^'^ ' f
uA&?tWN*. Blotetor. from Palatka, via Jaokaon
Rafl', xfX^^^J'**^**--' -o1 abrook, L W
lAhlte. J W ash.on. il Trimby! O H Gsdsdon T'BTS?
house and wile, J tenhou.o Un laTsak? J A
McOntrh. I fljar-ad. J.K. ffl^?B?!& H i
Muter, and 10. on deck. f
jg 11,., ? i m 1 i ?iM/lm?6S??ato
KmnnmiW per Moaj?Jsts4as?i?rm .ttatlroav?
49 bales Cotton, 408 bbls Naval F tores, to basnets
Bios, Lumbar, ' ob 00 >, Mdse, ke. To Maavska k
Ralf rs, J MarsbsD, Jr, H D Stoney, g A * Jkarly
glnsmaw h Howell, Otld well k boss. W 8 Venable
ataaser ir .-muk. A a GoloestiUi g Co, Iroat k A.I
ger. Knox. Daly 4 Co, M Gandes, J Klag, Railroad
agent, and H M ?re ngar.
Lonsiarneesper Monti* ? ??oliua Kailrosd
Mmy 15.
149 bales Cotton. 66 bahs Domestics, 66 bbl? Naval
3tores, 8 cara Lumber 1 oar Wood, 2 cara Stock To
Railroad Anent Pe'zor Rodger* ac Co, G H Waltor fe
Do. Frost At Adger. a W WllhamB fe Co, H Bischoff
it Un. Q Folllu, Boll mann Bios, Ki" ck o fe t-chacote,
Goldsmith fe son. Clauhorn, Herring fe Co, Cameron
b Barkley, O Litschgi, 0 If Pauknin, R Bhnoka, and
ll E Grainger.
Jttaritir Ictus.
Port ot Ormrleaton.. May 17".
rn A ES or TBS MOON.
Last Quarter, 3d, 8 hours, 21 minutes, morning.
New Moon, nth, 10 hours, 47 minutes, morning.
First Quarter, 18th, 4 hours. 0 minutes, evening.
Full Moon, 26th, 10 hours, 3 minutes, morning.
MAT.
BUN
III SICS. I BETS.
MOON
BETS.
HIGH
WATEB.
171 Monday....
18 Tuesday....
19 Wednesday.
20|Thursday...
21 Frida*.
2'ilgaturday...
28 tnndav.
6.. 1 I C..62 I
6.. 0 G..51
6.. 0 I 6..63
4..60 ' 0..64
4. .68 6..66
4..68 6..65
4.67 6..66
Morn
12..21
1.. 6
1..46
2..24
3.. 1
3..41
Morn
12..33
1..89
2..41
3..46
4..46
6..40
Arrived Saturday.
Brig 8 P Brown, Keen, Cardenas, 9 days. Sogar
and Molasses. To W P Hall. (Previously reported
at Quarantine.) .
Steamer Dictator, McNelty, Palatka via Jackson?
ville, Fernandina, and havannah. Mdse. To J D
AiUon lt Ce. Moffat k Wharton, Reeder ii Davis. G
H Id graham fe son, J M Cumming, Mowry fe Co, and
J C Dial.
Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Magnolia, Crowell, New York-left 12th
Inst, P M. Mdse, 'io Bavenel fe Co, G W Aimar,
M & Ashton, D A Ammo, J E Adger & Co, F ? Bor?
ner, Bart fe Wirth. E Bates fe Co, W M Bird fe t:o, H
Bist hoff fe Co, O D Bruie fe Co, J Campsen fe Co, W
H Corwin fe Co, Cameron fe Barkley. Crane, Boyl
ston k Co, E clam, J C H Clavasen, O D Carr k Co, J
k F Dawson, Cohen'? Medical Depot, M Drake, A W
Eckel & Co, J s Fass, Di Plem ng & Co. Fogartie's
Book store, B Feldmann it Co, I L Falk fe Co, J 8
Fairly fe Co. Forsyth. Mccomb fe Co, Furchgott
Bros Goodrich, Winemnn fe Cc, A G Goodwin fe Co,
C Goldstein. J H Graver fe Co E H Gardiner, Hart
fe Co, W Gurney, 1 Hyman fe Co, N A Bunt, J H Bil?
len R Hunter, O H Johnson fe Co, Jeffords fe Co, C
Keafer. Klinck, Wickenberg fe Co. EH Kellern. C
i ltecbgt. Lauroy fe Alexander. Bishop Lynch. Mowry
fe Co, MoLoy fe Bice, Muller, N Uni tl fe Co, C Meitz
lor, J H Muller, Marshall fe Williams, J G Milnor fe
Co, J Maloney, N E Railroad Agent, Iney fe Co, W
O'Brien. B O'Neill, D O'Neill, J O Oppenheim, Otr
luuooirr & co, o l't?ui A ou, Palmetto Pioneer Co-op?
erative s ssociation, C F Pauknin, G E Phi gre o. Rior?
dan, Dawson fe co, Qulnby fe Co, W Roach fe Co, A
J Salinas, southern lixprasB Co. n O Railroad Agent,
G W bteffena L Schnell fe Co, J F Taylor fe 'Jo, i H
V?llers, Werner fe Ducker, Walker, Evana fe Cogs?
well. S H Wilson. L Weiakopff, G L Wright, li Hurl,
burt. 8 J houison, J H Renueker. H Blatte fe Co. 0 C
Righter. Mrs M Galloway, Mrs M O'Neill. C Kerri
son, J H h tender, J linc soil, Denny fe Perry, Lesesno
fe Welch, P Lata, H La Torre, Wagoner Ai Monsoon, E
W McMillan, W H Chuteo fe Co. W O Whllden fe Co,
8 M Gray, Gen W E Martin, stol!, Webb fe Co. M A
Tannlunson, J Archer, Johnston, Crews fe Co, P W
B, G Sleight, North, Steele fe Wardell, C H Mtott, J
Housman. Experienced strong SW gales entire pas?
sage.
AT QUARANTINE.
British sehr Lion, McLellan, Matanzas via Nassau,
NP, - <]ays. Sugar and Molasses. To W P Hall.
Cleared Saturday.
British steamship Marmora, Robinton, Liverpool
R Mure fe Co "*?
Steamship Manhattan, Woodhull, New York-Jos
Adger fe Co.
Steamship M ?ry land, John son, Baltimore-Courtenay
fe I renholm. *
Sehr Mooes B nramhall, Stout, New York-W Roach
fe Co.
Balled Saturday. -
Steamship Manhattan, Woodhull, Nea York.
Steam hip Maryland, Johnson, baltimore.
Fchr Argus Eye, thompson. Boat >n.
Sour S L Morgan, Morgin, Boston,
t-chr Golden City, Goul.t, Providence. R I.
Sailed Y es te rita y .
British steamship M ar ai ora, Robinson, Liverpool.
Krona tala Port.
Steamship Prometheus. Gray, ? hilad el phis, May 12.
Behr A E Glover, terry, Boston, May ll.
Scur Yankee Blade, Coombs, Nev? kork. May 12.
?sw YoBiTo??yK-ArrtveJ1.'?HttB?l
land. ?^-??ehv
May 16-Arrived, steamships Baa/aria, Aleppo and
Paraeuay
WnwmoTftv, M av 1R_?rrlvPfL W P Cl vd p. from
New lom.
cleared, Lucille for Baltimore.
bATAMNAB, May 16-Ainved. steamship Loo from
Now York
(Teared, steamships Tonawanda for Philadelphia;
San salvador for New York; brig Mary a Po-nell tor
Stonington, Conn; sehr Gettysburg for Providence.
Memo - ?uta.
The sehr Yankee Blade, at Nbw York 12th instant,
from this port, reports strong NE gales stove boat,
broke maii>boom, lost gsfftopsail, and about 1000 feet
lumber from deck.
The sehr Wanara, Hawkins, from Georgetown, S
O, arrived at New York May IS.
The sehr Torpedo, ChenavaL for Georgetown, 8 O,
cleared at Baltimore May 18.
The sehr Wm Butru an. Smart, from Georgetown,
S O, arrived at New Bedford May ll.
LIST OS* VESSELS
Cr. CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS POhl.
FOREIGN
LlVBBPOOB.
The Clifton, Williams, sailed..April 10
The Minnie, Robertson, up.April 26
DOME8T IO
BOSTON.
Sehr B N Hawkins, Wyatt, up.
< BELFAST, MB.
Brig Alexander Milliken. Snow, sailed.April 18
BOOB POST, MB.
Sehr D Talbot, Low, sailed.May 1
BAN GOB, MB.
Bohr Jacob fe william, Friable, sailed.May 5
BBW ?OBE
Bohr N W Smith, Tooker, np.May 9
Bohr Myro vt r, urown, cleared..May 10
PHILADELPHIA.
Bohr Henry Allen, Tatem, up.May ll
.April 23
BatlroaHs.
SOUTH OAKOL??*. ItAlMIOAP.
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE, I
CHABUKSTON, 8. C., April 9, 1869. (
ON AND AFTER SUUDAY, A PHIL llxH, THB
PASfcLTOBB TRAINS of the South Carolin?
Bailroad wUl run as follows :
FOB AUGUSTA.
Leave Charleston.......8.80 A. M.
Arrive at Augusta...4.45 p. M,
Coonee ting with trains for Montgomery, Memphis
Nashville and New Orleans, via Montgomery and
?rand Junction.
?1 ? ?OB COLUMBIA.
Leave Charleston.J ............. ?8.80 A. M,
Arriv? at Columbia.,,, t.6.10 P. M,
Connecting with Wilmington a,ud Manchester Ball
road, ana Camden train.
FOR CHARLESTON.
Leave Angosta.9.00 A. M
arrive ot Charleston.C10 P. M
Leave Columbia.7 46 A. M
icrive at Charleston.".6.10 p. M.
AUGUSTA NIGHT LX PRESS
(SUNDAYS EXCEPTED.)
Leave Charleston.7.30 P. M,
arrive at Augusta......,,.6.10 A. M
Connecting with trains for Memphis, Nash rfu?
md New Orleans, via Grand Junction,
r eave Augusta.,.4,10 P. M.
inri ve at Charleston.,,.4.00 A. M.
COLUMBIA NIGHT EXPRESO.
(?tTHDASS BXCEPTKD.)
Leave Charleston.6,06 P. M.
Irrive at Oolam Dla.1.46 A. M.
CounectJ^^undays excepted) with Greenville ano
Leave Columbia.. .*..0.50 P. M.
trrive at Charleston.....6.H0 A. M.
Br MM EB VI LL E TRAIN.
Leave Charleston.8.95 P. M.
Arrive at Summerville. 6.(05. M.
Save SnommrviBe.?.7.10 A. M.
rive ai Charleston..'.8.26 A. M
?AMDEN ?RANCH. * (
Camden and ' olnmbt ? Pa*een?ter Train? on Mox*
?Ava, WjaVMbtbitfa and SATUBDATS, connects with
ip and down Day Passengers at Klngvul?.
LrtMva Oamrtiw,..6 5? A. M.
url eat Columbia..........*......lfcoL A. M.
ueave Columbia.-.2 5- P. M.
trrive at Oaroden.....;.7.03 P. M,
Signed) H. T. PEAKK,
April 10 General Suncnnrendent.
TM UNDERSIGNED CALLS IBM ATTENTION
>f both city and cotmtry puroha*OTa to his large
Mk* of DRUGS, PATENT M BDIOINES. PEKFUM
IB Y, FANCY GOODS, fee, ito., oller which ho of
.ra at tfce lowest market rates.
H. B A E Rt
VO. Itt MEOT?NO-8TBEET, NBAS MAK
F
JPruga, Cljtrak?lJi, (Ctr.
o u T a ' ?
CELEBRATED
Horse and Cattle Powders.
mal, each as LUNG
LOW WATER,
H F AVES, Coughs,
Distemper, Fox ers.
Founder, Loss of
Appetito and Vital
Energy, ?io.
This preparation,
long and favorably
known, will thor
oughly reinvigorate
broken down and
low-spiriteo horses,
by strength on in ?
and cleansing the
stomach and intoa
tines.
lt is a sure preven
live of aU diseases
incident to thia ant
FEVEB, GLANDERS, YEL
Tts uso improves
the Wind, Increas?
es the Appetite
gives a Smooth
and Glossy Skin- 5'
and transforms the
miserable Skeletons J*>0^:
into a fine looking and spirited Horse.
TO KEEPERS OF COWS THIS PREPARATION
IS INVALUABLE
It inoreasestbe
quantity and im?
proves tho quality
of the MILK. It
has bren proven
bv actual experi
m< nt to increase
the q u entity of
Milli and Cream
twenty per cent.,
and maka the But
- ter firm and sweet.
In fattening cattle, it gives them an appetite, open*
their hides and makes them tin ive much taster.
IN ALL DISEASES OF SWINE, 8?CH AS COUGHS,
LIVER, kc. thia J^T^Sl fl ' HK A
articleactsasaspo-^a??K . .' HW
ciflc. Dy ptitUngftsnutf - " 0 WMQ\
from one-half to """"w,HT?v!? ?^??wm&K-*
a paper io a barrel
nf BWHI tlif? ab ve ? >,.IM :^g-^ffsrJ .^.-^^
diseases will bo e^^SWvH^SKSS^
eradioated or on- su-U''S-J~?*w -
Urely prevented. If given In time, a certain pre
Uve and cure for the Hog Cholera.
PBEPABED BY
it \ vin ic. poiin,
WBOLE8ALE DRUG AND MEDICINE DEPOT,
No. 11C Franklln-strect, Baltimore, Hd.
FOB 8ALE BY
DOW IK di MOISE,
WHOLESALE DRUG HOUSE,
No. 161 MEETING-STREET,
OPPOSITE CHARLESTON HOTEL,
March Si 45
SOUTHERN TONIC
FOR THE WEAK
FOR THE PALE
TFTR SICKLY
FOB THE AGED -
ron rnuxLm
FOR SPRING USE
WHO BITTERS EQUAL. TO THfQM.^?
THE CELEBRATED ti UM TER BJ TIERS,
made of PURE LIQUOR, HERBS AND BOOTS, so
well known in Pharmacy:
PERUVIAN BARK, CHAMOMILE FLOW
ERS, SNAKE ROOT, CHERRY BARK,
GINGER,
And such other HERBS AND ROOTS aa will in all
oases assist Digestion, promote the secretions of the
system in the natural ohannels, and give
TONE AND VIGOR TO THE
YOUNG AND OLD, MALE AND FEMALE!
AU Use It With Wonderful Succ?s
BRINGS COLOR
TO THE PALE WHITS LiiP.
BLOOM AND BEAUTY
TO THE THIN FACE AND CARE-WORN
COUNTENANCE. CURES FEVER AND CRE?
ATES APPETITE.
TRY THEM. USE NO OTHER.
Ask for SUMTER BITTERS. Sold by Druggists
and Grocers.
49*See that our signature is over the cork of each
botfle. DO WIE ?lc MOISE.
POPRIBTOB8 AND WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
February 96 OT* Charleston,, fl, 0.
P. P. TOALE,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DRALSR IN
AMS
MANUFACTURER OF
DOOR?, BASHES ANO SUNOS
HORLBECK'S WHARF,
Charle a ton, 8. 0.
Particular attention paid to Shipping.
July 80
P
IANOSI PIANO SJ I
mt
30LD MEDAL FOB 1668 HAB JUST BEE?
AWARDED TO CHAS. M. ?TIEFF FOB
THE BEST PIANOS NOW MADE,
OVER BALTIMORE PHILADEL?
PHIA AND NEW YOBS
PIANOS.
3FFICR AND WAREROOM. No. 7 N, LIBERTY.
STREET, ABOVE B4LXIMORE4TRKRT,
SAL.?SMOKE. Mts.
BTTKFF?8 PT ANO? HAVE ALL TBS L ATERI
mprovemont, incradiesr the Agraffe treble, ivar)
routs, and tho improved Frenen Action, fully war?
ranted far Ave years, with privilege af exchsnm
wi thin twelve months ir not entirely eattufaoiory te
purchaser. Hecand-handed PUuios and Parlor 0/
rans always on hand from MO to MOO. .
nxraaaas WHO HAVB ova PIANOS ra usai
- Seana! Sabers E. Lea, Lexington, Vs.
General Robert Ransom, Wflmta toa, H. C.
General D. H. HUS, cfcuttotte, * o.
Governor John Letoher, Lexington . Va.
Messrs. R. BurweB A Mona, charlotta, N. Cfc? Fa.
T0. B. Rlddlck, Female College. Kittreu'e Spring?,
S.O.
Bishop Wilmer, New Or?sane. La.
Max Strakoseh, Italian Opera.
Mesan. Pierson st Boas, Hunter. S. C,
Charles tfpsaeer, Onartsstou 0. il
Send for a circular. Terms liberal,
Ostober at
Prnn?. Wicmi?la, (Ste.
SUBE POP!
THE ONLY CEUTAtN
RAT DESTROYER
WITHOUT
Disagreeable Results.
ADOLPH ISAACSKN'S
PHOSPHORIC PASTE,
HERMETICALLY
eoatcd and warranted to
keep fresh for all time
the greatest discovery
of its kind in the age we
live in. No person need
be troubled with BATS,
MICE, BED BUGS or
ROACHES, for Mr. Isaacson's destructive remedy is
within the reach of all. Prepared only by himself,
from ra/e and valuable compounds, ita cheapness is
as wonderful as its efficacy. Bundirds of testimo?
nials have been received trom all parts of the Uuited
States.
lue great advantage this SUBE POP possesses
ever all similar preparations is tbo FACT that it is
Certain In its Kffect?,
and free from the unpleasantness of rats dying in
their holes, as it causee tUem to leave the premises
to seek air, and consumos thom so entirely as to
No Dita greeable Odor.
Numbers ot refer enees can be made to
Persona In this City,
who have successfully used it.
SOLE AGENTS FOB POD I'll CAROLINA,
DOW IE & MOISE,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
Corner Meeting and Basel-streets,
April 33 mwf6mo Oh?rleaton, 8.0.
HOUSEKEEPERS !
HOUSEKEEPERS !
MEN-WOMEN-ANl> CHILDREN !
MEN-WOMBS-AND CHILDREN !
READ-READ.
"Cooling to Scalds and Burns,"
"Soothing to all painful wounds," &o.
"Healing to ali boree. Ulcera," &o.
'COSTAR'S' BUCKTHORN SALVE
Is the most extraordinary 8*LVB ever known. Its
power of poothinor and Healing fer all Cuts, Burns,
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Chapped Hands and tkin, for
Sore Nipp'es, for Piles, Sir., ko -is without a paral?
lel. One person says of it: "I would not be with?
out a box in my house, if lt cost ti, or I had to
travel all th ? way to Now ?ork tor tu"
liV. Y. Evening AT<?u*. Keptenticr 5.
49- AU Druggists in CHARLESTON sell it.
"COSTAR'S "
STANDARD PREPARATIONS
ABE Hld
BBAUTI FIERI
~ .""'f UK
m* ' . "** .?.??. ????r? Rlnunma.
49- One Bottle, tl-Thiee for 52.
] HIS ... d < ?v .
"Costar's" Hat, Roach, Otc. Kxtorml'g.
"Co*tar*s" Ued Bus Exterminators.
"Costar'a" (only pure? insect fow?er.
"Only Infallible Bemuriiej known."
"111 Beware 11 1 of spurious imitations."
"All Druggists lu OHARL&irON sell thom. "
Address
"COSTAR," Mo. 13 HowanUt,, Ii. Y.
Sold in CHARLESTON, 8. C., by
GUODR1GH, WI NEMAN di CO.
March 23 DAO lyr
ROSAD A LIS
Purifies the Blood.
For Sale by Druggist* Everywhere,
July 2? u*o !>.
Sam,
MARVIN'S
PATENT
Alum & Dry Plaster
FIRE PR00?
0
SAFES
Are mort desirable for quality,
finish and price. /
MARVIN'S
SPHERICAL BURGLAR
SAFES
Cannot foe Sledged !
Cannot foe Wedged !
Cannot be Drilled !
BANK VAULTS,
VAULT DOORS,
' EXPRESS BOXES,
PAWS SLY PLATE SAFES,
< COMBI NAT SON LOOKS
Pleaao Bond for A catalogue to
HMVIN & OO.,
(.ojdeet eafe manufacturer?) ,
P- <",M ??i (266 Broadway, New fork.
??22S?L I721 Cheetnnt St., Phil?.
And for sale by our agents iii the
principal cities throughout ?he
United State??
ros SALK B7
WM. M. BIRD & CO.,
No. aC8 EAST BAY,
OHAHLHITUN*
Dmmutm t? ir*
<3nsaratur.
THL
EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY,
OF THE
TJIsriTED STATES,
No. 92 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
WM. C. ALEXANDER, President.
GEO. W. PHILLIPS, Actuary.
HENRY B. HYDE, Vice-President.
JAB. W. ALEXANDER, secretary.
ORGANIZED 185?.
CASH ASSETS OVER.$?,000,000
NUMBER OF POLICIES ISSUED IN 1808..11,08?
AMOUNT ASSURED IN 1868.991,891,835 |
ALL. ITS POLICIES ARE NON-FOKFE1TING.
PURELY MUTUAL.
ALL PROFITS ARK A S DUALLY DIV II) KD A DION Gt THE ASSURED.
BRIDES ISSUING ALL KINDS O^ LIFE AND ENDOWMENT POLICIES, THIC "EQUITABLE"
would call attention to their '. I ON ITNE LIFE AS*UR.\NCE POLICIES, ? upon whi>h manyare now
a < euring their lives, and which 1B tbouuht by those who havo Riven it tlio most study aud reflection, will
rena er Life Assurance popular to a degree hitljerto unknown. For documents or Information upon the
subject ot "LIFE ASSURANCE," application can be made to
WM. B. SHAW,
OBNUBAL AGENT, No, 111 MEETI51 (?-ST UK KT, CHAULESTON, S. C.
O. A. BOWEN,
MayM2
wfm Imo
(OF JAMES A DOER & CO.,) RESIDENT AGENT.
GUARDIAN MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY NEW YORK,
Organized in 1859. All Policies non-Forfeit able.
Half Loan Taken. No Notes Required^
LAST CAfciH DIVIDEND 50 (FIFTY) PEK CENT.
Statement.
Policies in forco.$25,000 OOO
Assets... 1,500 OOO
Annual Income.. 800,000
Losses raid.- 500,000
Officers.
W. H. PECKHAM, PioRident.
II. Y. OAHAGAN, Secretary.
L. Mo AD AM, Actuary.
G. A. FUDIOKAR, Superintendent.
' Directors.
Hon. JOHN A. Dix, New York. E. V. HATJQHWOUT, Firm E. V. Haughwout 4
Hon. JAMES HARPER, Firm Harper & Bros., Co.
ox-Mayor New York. WM. WrxKEi-,8, Firm W. Wilkens & Co.
JOHN J. GRANE, President Bank Republic. JULIUS H. PHATT, Merchant.
WK. T. HOOKER, Wall-street. WM. W. WRIGHT, Merchant.
WM. M. VERMUVTE, Banker (Vermilye A Co.) OHA?. J. STARR, Merchant.
CHAS. G. ROOKWOOD, Cashier Newark Banking WILLIAM ALLEN, Merchant.
' Company. W. CUTLER, Banker, Palmyra, N. Y.
Hon. GEORGE OPDYKE ex-Mayor of New York. GEO. T. HOPS, President Continental Fire Is
MINOT C. MOKOAN. Banker. suranco Company.
THOMAS Kiora?, firm Thomas Rigney & Co. JOHN H. SHERWOOD, Park Place.
BBNJ. B. SHERMAN. Treasurer New York Steam WALTON H. J -?OKHAM. Corner 5th Avenue Kai
Sugar Refining Company. Twenty-third-street.
AARON ARNOLD. Firm of Arnold, Constable* Co. | EDWARD H. WRIGHT, Newark, N. J.
RICHARD H. BOWNE, Wetmore * Bowne, Law- I GEO. W. FARLEE, Counsellor,
yen,. I W. L. COOSWT.LL, Merchant.
GEORGE KEIM, General Ascent for Sonth Carolina.
Or. T. REKSSTJKKNA, Examining Physician.
H. ISSERTEL,
,m GENERAL AGENT FOR CHARLESTON,
January ia 6mo ?*? Offiee No. ?<*5 King-Street. Charleston. S. C.
/erttltjew. _
FEB TIL I Z E "SJ S I
RHODES' SUPERPHOSPHATE W
THE OLD AND LONGEST ESTABLISHED STANDARD MANURE.
QRCHILLA GUANO! PERUVIAN GUANO ti
RHODES' MANURE. IN ITS PBEPABATION, IS MADE EQUALLY ADAPTED FOB FAOINf
lartre crops of Cotton, Corn, Wheat, Tooao-o Potatoes and other Boot Crops,
ibo Manufacturing Department is oonduoted by Frederick BUett, one of tho most s a?lful Chemists ani
Manufacturen m tb > United states.
It is endorsed, approved ?nd recommended by all of the most prominent Chemists and Agriculturists in
the Southern states. "It can be relied upon as uniform m quality." always reliable, productive of large
crops, and unexcelled by any m the market, tn tbe higb percentage of "True Fertib'ztua Principles."
Price $57 KO cash, or *6S time, with Factor's acceptance, and 7 per cent, interest until 1st December,
1869.
OltCHILLA GUANO-"AA." a fine Bird Guano, rich in Phosphates and Alkaline Balts. Pricers
cash, SAO time.
PJBRUV1AN GUANO-Warranted pure, and always on hand. Furnished at market prices for ca Rb,
Analysis of Rhodes' Standard Superphosphate of Lime.
Moisture Expelled at 212?.5.05 S
Soluble Phosphoric Acid.9,06 I
Equal to Phosphate Lim e.19.78 I
Common Phosphoric Acid.16.03 fl
Eqnal to Bone Phosphate.:.34.99 8
Total Phosphates.54.77 I
Lime with Phosphoric Acid., .29.68 I
Sulphate of Lime and other Salts not estimated.40.18 J
The above analysis indicates a Mammal Superphosphate of Lime of the highest grade ordi- I
narily found in the American market. Its large amount of Soluble Phosphoric Acid supplies I
an active nutriment for the development and maturity of the fruitage. The Sulphuric Acid fl
which it contains, by chemioal affinity with the elements of most soils, contributo to its Fer? I
tilixpiR Properties. To show Its best effects, this Superphosphate should bc applied under I
and in contact with tvs Seed, and with a moderately shallow covering of soil.
A. MEANS, i
Inspector, Savannah, Chatham County, Georgia? m
O. H. WILLIAMS, Assistant Chemist. fl
February 18th, 1869. fl
We guarantee that every package of RHODES' STANDARD SUPERPHOSPHATE shani
fully come up to the above analysis. m
B. M. RHODES & CO.,
No. 8? SOUTHH3TRBBT, BALTIMORE. B
13. S. &o SOIN", 1
February 27 AGENTS, CHARLESTON, S. C. li
^^^^^^^ Celebrated Cooking Moves, fl
PAMKNIH'S HEPATIC BITTERS, JAMH
THEY CURE DYSPEPSIA, ^| ?.WBBBBH1 Hj^Hj
&Ki> AU. DIB IAS ES or SHS Jja : nffi^BrT^asmwl^ BB
STOMACH AND LIVER. ^^P^^fSa^^H f
. - v Jr nsf
' *HBT ARB ?RCOWMSNOTD BT Tn? '^*,***?&? S
M33DIOAL PAOULTV. " PHILANTHROPIST' AND " GILLIAN,'* ||
Un l j i Manufactured st Troy, N. V., and for sale by
wcinmsr ? m ^ll T. f ff 1 V P ? PP ik V j HI
SJL?2vrJLi?xrjk^a.x^i csv H^"LS*9 **. M -%t u JU n w JL VT A* wm
AGENTS, NEW YOMK. AUGUSTA, GA. B
? - ,???..,- rjPHBSF, STOVES STAND UNRIVALLED FOB 1
vv m i v y ?V vi ?-? v WVVMWWWV X oapaoity, durability, conveniences and tbs gen> m
Manufaci?fea DY C. ?. P?NKNIN oral v*>r><*3 *? which ? oomm, stoves ?re ueed. TU? m
HMUMuavMaau J a . * Aa AI AXAV A AV ^ pelf ABTHBOPISI is sitia heavy plsted,. and bsa ?
CMMSt A?8) AF0TBB0AB7 Aflb Drawer; can be made into a xix boiler hoi? M
^ rr ^ T> T rn? o w_' _ .????. ' hs* oa?t iron W*ter Tank galTsnised, or
OEABLE8TON, S.O. enamel lined. A strictly flrst-olasa litove. Tie ?
JNT>jnM? MrnU fry Xbrugatet? JOff ?'VMJASI a.-sjan OiVlcfAN ls of a neat design, and bas a fine lsrge 9
K?hina?v ill Oven. Thi? Stove can be had with tbs extension HB
renrnsiyiE sawtlyr oack. ?xboles, andrMervoir whsn desired.
-.11 ^^^^^^m?mmma^mfff?iv^^ Wot further information apply tb H
SHAJIPOOIMO ANO HAIRCUTTING. . D. t. ?ULLBSTON, K
lann?ry? ?mos Auausta, oa. ^
LADIES AND OHILDREN
attended at their residences promptly and at reason
able rates.
Rend orders to W. X. MABRHALL. Barber,
April 14 No, 81 j3road-?tr*o4 (up stair*.)
pitAHLltfiTUSI AURIOU LTURAL
WAREHOUSE AND SEED STORE.
A G ttl CVIi J VIRA I. IMPLEMENT 8, QABDBB
&JKMD8 Sc
OHO. B. PINOBBR. I
Ne. 140 Moctlng-street, Oharleston.
Marah ai !??.