The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, May 20, 1869, Image 4
TMK J)A1LY JSTEWh.
Strangers y ow.
Years ol checkt mi lifo together.
Da. not' (air ami stoiuiy woaibor,
H oura of loi' and weary pain,
Momon tH ol eterual tiaia.
All ure gone-we know not bow.
And buvt> 1 U u* ?trangers now I
Words t at fiowed to lighten cart,
thoughts which o.hora could not share,
Hopes too bricht 'or moriul eyes.
Prayer* tor wisdom irona tho skies
Ail have oeased-we kuow not how,
Anu have ofi us ftraugeri now I
Will it evermore t>o Ihus ?
?hali toe pa-T ho lost to us ?
Can tho sou s. united h?ro,
Never ouce again be neat T
Must wo to theseutenee bow
.'. Hangers ever, strangers now ?"
Thorna amid tho roeea press;
Barth is but a wilderneas;
Flitting oVr a falle i race,
1 ove run fl d no ros'ing-plaoe;
Whero bis flowers Immortal grow.
Miall wc strang TB be as now ?
(frommen tal.
. KX ports.
BOSTON-Per e<>hr Anna Leland-23? balee Upland
Cotton 69 obis Rosin, 45.0CO teet l umber.
HEW YOEE- Per flo., rt .-hip Magnolia-332 balea
Upland coton, 13 nuga ?>ea I-iaud Cotton. 14
balee tottou Waste. 188 tleices ?ice, 364 barrels
Rosin. 27 casks Clay, 93 nales Yarn 49 oags Pea
nuts. 10 bb s Me, 10 nckages uudriea, OJ empty
Bane'.a. 777 packages Vegetables.
PH1LAD. Ll'Ulrt-Per i-chr Wm F Cuablng-571
packages ellina Clav, 44 OOO fret Timber.
Charleston Cotton and i?ice market.
OFFICE Or ruh CHARLESTON LAILV NEWH.I
OHARLKHTON. Wedueatlay Eveniuc. May 19 I
COTTON.- tho mamet was rather dall, with a
wery limited iuqutiy aud a light supply ot tho stapl?
on sals, bat prices wore without chansro of note.
Sales nour ' CH) bales v z: 19 st 28K; 41 at 26.V? ; li ut
37??; 10 al 27V. Wo quote:
blVJmPOOIi CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to i;uod ordiuarj..25%Ca)26>?
Low uddd.ing."'7 (a -
Middling.'W?W?i
By Now York classification v o quote;
MiddhnR.27J?@
BICE.- Hie businJsB waa restricted in conso
qnonce of tho limited alock and tho firm views ot
Actors. Halei oho it CO tiorceB of clean caro i aa,
liz: 10 Heroes at 7^'; 19it8Js?; 80 ut 8 516c V lb.
Ve quote convnon to loire ean Carolina at 7Ji@3 %<s;
good 8K@8>?c * lb.
Markets by 'J eligraph.
IfOBEIQN M.vnKETd.
LONDON, May 19.-Bonds quiet at 11%. Consols
LIYEBPOOL. May 19- Noon -Cotton dull. Mid?
dlings llkd; Orleans ll%d. SaltsCOOO bales. No.8
Ted WcBteru wheat 8a 6d.
Afternoon.-( ottin flit. Uplands UJ?d to 12)?d;
Orleansll??d to 1 % i. t-ales 800'- b .lea.
B?TOE, May 19.-Cotton flat. Tree ordinaire on
the spot lt 4 >?c.
FRANKFORT, May 10.-BondB closed last night at
Si*.
DOMESTIC MABKETS.
Nay YOBE, May 19-Noon--Tecka Arm. Money
Steady at 6 to 7. Merlina. 9??. Gold 42>?. Cotton
qilet at cents. Turpentine 47c. Rosin quiet;
Strained $2 53
Bvening,-Cotton ac'ive and unchanged. Palet
S900 bales at 23X- Flour uT chan ,ed. Wheat heavy
and a cent low Corn lower, yellow southern 93
?at? a cent better. Pork Armer at $31 50. 1 arti
higher, kettle 189* il9>i Whl>key firmer at 98 a$l.
BrooFrie? qui jt aud dull. Turp?n.ino 40>?a4'. Ho
alu $2 oma. Tallow firm at li^ai2. Gold closed
at 43*.
BALTIMORE, May 19-Cotton quiet. Flour - de.
Wand licht; supe: flue $5 25i6 23. Wneat and corn
dull; white oo u 8U8J; yo.low 82a84. Oats dull
Bght70a74 Whi*'ey firm and scarce at $1. Pro
Tiaion9 firm a d uu.hanged.
CINCINNATI, May 19-Wui?key firm at 93c; ho'd
.rs ask 93c. M"sa pork hold at i iii. Lird held a
18a, and no dermod. Shou'dera held. at. ia- ??-*
M_..._ -, XT> -TY nickey, 93o. PfTjvisioni
sjutet. Po k $31. shou dora, 12al2%; clear sides
163?; oinvi?irtd su;jar-.:ure.d hams, I9a23c. La.?J
.toady at 17 .'-?o.
LOUISVILLE May 19.-Wh'skey, 93>?J. Privi
.ionsqiieU Khou deri, 13>?; clear sidjs, r7al7?<?o.
Meas pork. $31 26a31 60.
Yfms.NQTONf, Mi/ 1'?.-rlpr.ta of turpentine ao
?ve at 41,Si iii Raain quio* at *l75a6 60. Crude
turpentine quiet. Tar steady.
AUGUSTA May 19-:.rtou dull; sales 130 bales;
receipts 6J; middlings 2?i26>i'c.
SAVANNAH, May 19.-Sales of cotton to-day 7?
hales; leceipta ? -7 bales middlings 2?&, 27a27>?c.
Monn.E, May 19.-Cotton firm and in good de?
mand; salea 1500 bales, (4C0 bales arter olose of mar?
ket yesterday;) low middlings 26>?o; receipts 84?
Balea; exports 4500 bales.
NKW ORLEANS, M av 19.-Cotton easier, but noi
.notably lower; middlings 23tfa28%c; sales 265(
hale?; receipt*121) oalei; exior.s 2.560 bales. Gold
*2J?. Hteriing 5134". Siput exohango on New Y ri
par to premium Hu .-ar. common, 9V'al0>?;
Prime Vi^YA%c Mo:aaaes dull; fermentiug 85a
Wilmington Market.
WILMINGTON, May 18.-TUBPKMTINK-Sales of
183 bbb) at 83 50 for virgin, ?2 85 for yellow dip, and
SI 75 for har.!, per 280 lbs.
8PIuirs TURPENTINE:-la %a higher, and we quote
Sales ot 250 bbl * a 41 >?c per ?allon.
ROSIN->alon today of 822 obbs as follows: 6t6 bbls
St ll SOal 85 for attained and No ?; al bbls at $1 BO
Sor No 2; 12 obis mt 42 for extra No 2; 60 bb a at $4 75
J?r extra No 1; and 113 bbls at $8 60 for window
Class.
TAB-Ita bbla received and sold at $2 85 pet bbl.
0OTTO^-NO sales report, d.
Wash ville Cotton Market.
NASHVILLE. May 15.-^OTTOW -Market to-dav
?mist, but steady. We quote : ordinary Hi ; good
ordinary 28)4^24; low middling 25.
NASHVILLE OOTT'.N STATEMENT.
Stock on hand eeptember i, isas.60
Beseived to day ,. 84
Beoeived previously.48,803-48.887
Total.... 48.847
?hipped to-day. 85
Shipped previously.46,940-46 T26
Stock on hand. 2,922
For November ai.d bee mber eelivery of cotton.
We hear of sakes of 200 bales of low middling, being
.mrohaaed on order, and to bed livers I 1st Decem?
ber, price ?ot reported. We also bear of some or
Sara for our best selections of cotton for car,y deliv?
ery tor mail wt act n. era at about 17o.
Macon Mai ke
MACON. May 17l-r'oTTON-We have no change of
Sojnseauence io note tn toe market since last weekly
arevMaw. 'Ihu dem ind throughout the week has reen
.Md. and holders firm. Middlings quot, d at SS^e,
Bte best ?0 1/0. 1 he receipt to-day amount to 98
bales; ?hipmentj 8 bales; sales 12 ba'es. The quota
Mens are aa follows-same us at cit so of last week's
SOTtowt Ordinary ia; Rood ordiDary 24J<; low mid
BUng 26; middling The receipts have r.een
wary light this week, rumoring np only 196 balee :
aBdpmeuts 1104 balds; sales 884 bales.
MACK IN COTTON STATKMKST.
Steak on baud ?outember 1, 1868. 182?
Beoeived thi-i week. 196
Beoeived previously.57.446 - 67,642
Ship pod this week.1,104
Shipped previously.66,008-57 202
Stock on hand. . 1 76A
The st'ok o . hand May 10, 1868, was'3300 biles.
teaiignoupitrauuta usotiua uuiiruuti
May IS.
902 ^ales Colton, 41 bates I'omesties. ll *hds Ba
Sin'rJ? ^^?"gent, inursion it ao.mes?, W C
flS^ntBH C?-K?patrick*Witte, it c -harp k.
fl^BVsSw?i^'lt^ 0rew8* 0?. Mowry ?-Jo,
G B Walter A Ot?, W K Rvan, Pelzer Bod 'ors A . 0
M LO, j tj a jioau a iiisrhoft A Co. Klinck Wieitnn
?ist A'S01"' uf'^'co;j%:;s
?onalKnee? per fwortnea?^? llallroad
Alu yr IO,
15 bales Cotton, 860 bb a Naval Stores, car? Lum.
Ber. Stook, Mdse, Ac. To B O'Neill, J v Bardah? a
-Vf Williams A Co. Boeder A Lavis, w S* kt
l$S??*$Tv?Z?imT?9'w 1 - 'wit
Paaeemser?.
? n%Bt*am8Mp M??11?"?. 'dr New York-Mrs Bole.
P Heffron und lo- v Lteut Quinton a d kd? RMK
FLeeds. Rt-v .. Hall, c R ?o??m?tffl^&
Ijn. George 1-cater. L Bowe, T i Whlttemo o R F
BTalt, J Lovering, J Sinclair and ladr Mrs Mn*/
.ans, Mis. .-ook. E A fceuborHnd ladf M? Ann
-?1,?r^m?!1?Ity Point, from Pakttka. via Jackson
Jllle, fernandina and savannah -P L ClVa.Tor ?ta?
??? w" ??" Miss Nolton, captain';am?
tSSlJ'n HT'*1*. Miss nenediot J Abd ?on ^Si
221?;^ A ?'nd8 ^nd "*d>- * ?u^k? "d lady, j 2
? ? r0."' B 11 blake, L A Nmlth O fl Nwi H I
A ff?SS?"1'*' '*PUi? D Coholan; W Kfiroi*' Wt
A X> Wuliams, clutter, and a on dsck. *
JHarinfJHo^
|i(>Jt'J' U./VI.JIFO.N L>>V*i.
FHA *.S OF 1 ll If MOON.
Last Quarter, 3d, d honra .1 nomutes, mo ning.
New Moou, Uti), 10 taoui* 47*tniuutes mon lug.
First Quarter 18th 4 hours 9 uiuutes, evening.
Full Moon. 26tb 10 bim a 3 mi o ai es morning.
MW
BUt. MOON
R1HKS. I BiriS. I UV.T-i.
mon
WAIHB.
17 ttoudaj.... 6.1 6 .62 I Morn Morn
18 luCMuay..... ?..0 6.61 12..21 12..33
19 Wednesday.! 6.. 0 6. 63 !.. 6 1..89
2MTuursday... 4 69 6 . 64 1..46 2..41
SUFridav.i 4..6? 6 66 2. .84 3..46
2i|Maturday...l 4..68 6. 6? 3.. 1 4..46
28 i'inrt:i?. 4 . 67 6 6? 8..41 5..40
<\mveU testera?*.
Steamship Prometheus, Gray, Philadelphia-left
- inBt. Mdse. To Jno & 'Iheo oetty ttai.road
Agents. J D Aiken Ai < o. J ?. Adger 4c Co. H Bul win?
kle Ac Co, J B Br^denourg, Byrne At Fogarty, l)r H
beer, II Bischoff Ai i o A Bischoff. A O Barool, K H
i.uruhain, H F Baker & ?o. Budd & Blake, J Camp
sen A Co. MoBnff i.ohen. flameion At Barkley, V H
Coatee & CO. P Al * oheD, W - Corwin & Co, r D
Doiterer. Bowie & Moise, ll A Duo. Fisher & Heln
iiseh, Fogartao'e Book House. M Gi coulai d, ?.ra
mauu & M-hwacke, .. M Ore? r. J H Graver, ll tirrdts
& Co, W Gurney, J Hui Hump & Co, Jeffords Ai Co. B
j, huaon Ac Co. Brie e & Chapman. O L Koruabrene
K?nck Wiokenberg Ac Co, M Luhrs, J H Mu lor. A
McLe sh, W Mancher, 0--doud"iff & Co, B O'Neill
Palmetto Co oooiative .issocatlou, C P FoppenheiiS,
G Prince. 0 F Panknin, J A Ouack-nbn.-h, J Itua-tll.
H I P?ake, G W >ir. ub, ?? P Sm th, W H Schaffer, N
A i orck, W G I ro J Ac CO, J U Voilera, J N M Wohlt
mann H Wol.l eu & Co, Willis Ai Chieolm, Wagoner
& Monsees, P Walsh, Walker, Evans Ai Cogswoll.and
EsR White.
bi-hr i? Talbot. Packard, R ckport, Me-18 days.
Lin e and Hay, lo A Mo obh, Jr.
sumner eily Point. McMillan, Palatka via Jackson?
ville, Fernandina, Savannah, Ac. Mdse, lo J li
Aiken Ai On, budd Ai Bia e J Hivers. Q W Steffens,
Moiletl Ai Whario.i, and J * Speis egger.
tl.med TfestcrUiay.
8 team ah io Magnolia, Crjwell. New York-Bavenel Ai
Co.
Sehr Ann r eland, Bennett. Pos'on-A J felinas.
8chr Win F Cushh R cook, Phiiaaelphta- B F Baker
Ai Co.
Sailed Yesterday.
Steam-hip Magnolia, Crowoll. New York,
behr W F Cusid g. Cook. Philadelphia.
? rom tilts i'uri
Stoamship "arasosBa, Bvder, New York, May 16.
hpjibiili bark Olympia. Pons. Barcelona. April 24.
Bp.mi-i' brig Enrique, Madu^uo, Barcelona, April24.
Bohr Nelne Cir.-, Lau-oil. Uailim ire. Ma/ 17.
behr scud, Jouos, hoa.o.i, May 16.
Slupnevrs i?.v '? ? '"trapli.
WiLMiNoroN. Mav 19-trrlvcd, Bteamship Pio?
neer i mai Philadelphia.
Cleared, Bto..mj.dpa Umpire and Yolunteer for
New > ork.
; AVASNAH. Mav 19-Arrived, steamship Hunts
vi le trom New Yo:k.
. learoo Bieumsuips Levant for Liverpool; Ameri
ous tor Bodton.
memo ? i<n :a.
The brig Nathaniel Stevens, from Oeorgetown, 8
O, tor Batu, Mc, arrived at Holmes' note Muy 14
The sc r Martha Marla, Dean, from Bucksvulc, ti
O, uxr.v d at Boston May 10.
1.1 vr UK VKSSKhd
UP, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS FOht
FOREIGN
LIVERPOOL.
The Clifton, Wi.Hanns, sailed.April IC
The Minnie, Rocertsuii, up.April tl
Dd Uti ST I O
<"sroN.
Sehr B N Hawkins. Wyatt, np.April 23
BELFAST. MB.
Briar Alexander Milliken -now, sailed..April ll
BvNQOB. ME.
Sehr Jaoob Ac William, F.iBhie, sailed.May I
aw rons.
Srhr Ann'e Lewis. Ba . ton, o o ired.May 1'
t-chr N W Siuiih, Tookor, up.M ly I
Sour Myrovtr, ro .vu, cleared .May i'
PHIL SOELP BIA.
Sobr Henry Allen, 'inn m np.May 1
?ll a fl) HUT i), <LCttsttng5f Cte
P??ON^
JOHN TP. TAYLOR & CO.
SUCCESSORS TO
CA91?HON ?i CO.,
Engineers Boilermakers &c.?
Not. 4, 6, 8, 10 and 12 FRI TC ITA UD-STREEIit
(NEAR THE DRY DOOK,)
Charleston, S. C.
STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS-MABINS
STATIONARY AND PORTABLE.
RICE THRESHERS AND MILLS OF EVEBl
DESCRIPTION.
SHAFTING, PULLEYS AND GEARING
IRON FRONTS FOB BUILDINGS,
CASTINGS OF EVERY KIND IN IRON OE
BRASS.
We guarantee to furnish ENGINES and BO I LEBE
of as good quality and power, and at as low rates ai
can be had In New York, Baltimore or Philadelphia
AGENTS FOB
Ashcroft'? low-water Detector,
THE ONLY PERFECT SECURITY AGAINST
DAMAGE FROM LOW WATER IN
THE BOILER.
REPAIRS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
May 17 _pao_amos
FLOUR AND CORN MILLS
AND
MILL MACHINERY.
ALL COMPLETE, FURNISH BD AT ?HORTE?!
NOTICE, ano of the uost Improved style and
plans.
Four of the said Mills are m operation In thia city
now, and have all proved satisfactory and superior
to all others.
Bolting Cloth, Screen Win, Acc., constantly on
baud. HABI Ar MUNCON.
Utica, New York.
For particulars apply to the understated, where
the Mills can be seen in full operation dally.
JOHN CAMPEEN A CO ,
Afrente i or Kouf h Carolina,
March ll_Ihm amos Charleston. 8. O.
F HOM 4 TO 350
horse power, including the
colenrateJ Corliss cut-ofl
Engines, Slide Valve Sta
tionarv Knginea, Portable
Engines, Aie. Also, Circu?
lar Muiav and Gang saw
Mills, Sugar Cane h is,
?.hading Pulleys, Atc. Lath
and Mungle Mills. Wheat
and Corn Mills, Circular
haws Bellin?, A e. Send
tor descriptivo Circuler and
Price List,
WOOD ftSJtANN STEAM ENGINE CO.,
February 18 ?moa Utica, New York.
JOH? I> . ALKXABBEil,
ACCOUNTANT.
NOTARY PUBLIC AND GENERAL AGENT,
Bo. 10 Broaul-slreet.
RESPECTFULLY ROUGHS BUSINESS IK AD.
JUSTINO ACCOUNTS of Merchants and others,
and in WRITING DP AND POSTING their BOOKS,
either In part or whole. Ac. January .
gllAMPOOlMO ANO UAIA-OIITTlnO.
LADIES AND CHILDREN
at (ended at tte.'r sestdeneee promptly aaa at resaca
Send ordars to W. E. MARSHALL, Barber,
April I? No, 81 Broad-street cup eta!ra.)
faction Sales.
English White I.end, on Account of Importen,
and a Singer's Sewing Machine.
BY JOHN U. MILNOR & CO.
TBT? DA7, 20th iustant. at 10 o'clock, we will sell,
at our Auction Salesroom. No 135 Meoting-stroet,
10 ko?H. 112 lbs. each, i.NULWI Will 1 K LEAD
yo k?gs. 5K DIB. ?adi, Ki vii h White Lead
40kegn, 78 lbs. each English W bite Load
I ai por tea and guaranteed to be uniiorm ia qual?
ity.
ALSO.
Ono SINGER'S SEWING MACHINE, said to bo
in p i f a ordor.
conditions cash. May 20
Men's Assorted II ats, Dry Goods, Shep
Goods.
BY JOHN G. MILNOR & CO.
THIS DAY, 20lh Instant, at 10 o'clock we will sell
atone Au:tion Ma'.esroom, No. 186 Meeting-street.
16 dozon Mou's Asaor ed FELT HAT?, Men's
Milan Hata, Kentucky Jean?. Shepherd's Plaids,
Blue tenions, P.aid and ."tripe Wategos Bobbmtt,
Balmoral - kir s, I adie1 isle Gloves, ?ilk tn ? Ia?
visib o Hoad Ni ts, >.\k Parasols, White < rape, Swiss
Mus lue Grenadine ~i k r-hawls, Blonde Lace, Bugle
and Black Lace Lace Collars, fe lu rt Braid, Paper
Cam ric, it: . ?tc.
Conditions cash. Mar 20
Sale Continued.
BY MILES Dit A KP".
THIS MORNLSG. at 10 o'clock, Iwlll sell at my
store, ?nruor ol Klug and Ltb'ity streets.
The lalance of ?stock ot CLO 1 HING, Dry Goode,
Pt-aw Goods, ?io.
On lO-VORROW I will seU 90 cases BOOTS,
oboes ana Hats._Ma> 20
Valuable Heal Estate at Auction.
BY ALONZI J. WHITE Ss SON,
A MC Ho ?eera.
Bv vir'ue of sn order ot sale to me directed Oom
the uou. Georue . Bryan, Judge ot the United
Stales Dl?inc Court for the Dl-trict of South Caro?
lina, I will offer lor Bille at Pubdu Auction, ut the
Did PoswjQleo, f ot ot Broad-street, Charleston, tv
C. on i HURsDAY, the 10th day of Juue, 1869, at
ll o'clock, A. M..
All t .ose I WO LOTS OE LAND in the V llago of
Now Summorvi le, with tho Buildings th^r.on. situ?
ate <m the outh aide ol Firs iMorth-street, bel wee >
Mani a d Ma nona s reels and kn-WU in tho plat
of ;a Jv.llue as Lots \ and O, in Square NO. 3
(threo.) orthern DM-ion. *s will appear by a cou
veyanco to Jesse H. Bolles by the l?xecut rs ot John
Rollinson, recorded in the office ot' the Register cf
Momo < ou voyance, hook L, No. 14, pago 61; each
i ot containing one acre. The buildings having
been recently repair- d, aro in complete order.
'lornas ol' ?ale-One-half cash; bianco payablo in
two equal successive annual inHta incuts, secured by
bond or bonds of the pu chat-er, with interest at 7
per cen<. per un .um, pay ble anim illy, and mort?
gage of the premises. Purchaser to pay for neces?
sary stamps and pap rs. LOUIS MOUIN,
Assign?e J. H. Bollos.
To WHOM rr KAT CONOWBN-Tho creditors of
JE-SK H i>i) LE?, Bankrupt, holding lions, aro
nerebv notified th t, under order ot the court, daten
May l9tu. I86i>, they aro r quired to Trove and
establish Unir liens bet?re J. fl. CARI-KNTER.
Esq , liovisti ar, < n or bet?re tho 7th of June. 1869,
or else be excluded Lem any beni flt of the salo in
this case. LOUIS Mai.MN.
May 20 thm7 Afl-i/iieeJ rt Holies.
Estate Sale, by Order Executrix-Torre's,
formerly Cartvfs Steam Saw Mills, south?
west corner Washington and Chapel streets
opposite Northeastern Railroad Company
Depot.
BY ALONZO J. WHl'LW & SON.
On THURSDAY, th- 27th instant. At ll o'clock, at
the O.d PostofB.ee, loot of Broid-sureet, will be
sold,
Unit exensive and valuable PROPERTY, situate
at the SOU bwest corner Oi Washington and Chapel
streets, well known as i OHK:. '.?, and formerly as
Crew's ?team .-aw Mills, witt? Engine Machinery,
&r. Lots measure on Washington-street 274 feel; on
Chape -street 210 feet; on west linc l'.i2 feet; on south
t hue ?OJ Ret, be the s v.d dimensions more or less.
9 ALSO,
1) That MUD OR MARSH L</T opposite to Lota above
deecr bed lying on east side ot Wi&hinatou--'treet,
measunuM 80 feet 6 inches trout on Washington
et eet, an ? in depth 16 1 ti ct 6 inches on nor, li hue.
and 170 feet on M nth line, affording, by moans of an
eh vated bridge or r-lip over Wash ngtou-street, con?
venient aocefd to and from mill property io sa d mud
or water lot.
All ot the above property, particularly delineated
by uescrintion plat, made bv Messrs. Hume and
phate or oti er wahuiucfut in/ purposes. Purchasers
are invited lo examine property and plaL
Conditions-une fi th casb; balance r>ay**>i? In
one. two, turee and f mr years, secured by bond,
bealing interest at the rate of 7 per cent, pat-able
semi-annually; a mortgage ot the entire property
sold; buildii.gsto.be iut-ured and policy asa!tined.
Puichaser to pay lor ?equini e aud sufficient titles,
and rciiulsite sia-.nps on all the pupers.
May 13_thad tn wt b 8
Brick Residence on Church street.
BY LOUIS D. DeSAUSSURE.
On 1UESD ? Y, the 25th instant at ll o'clock A. M.,
will be "Old at ti e Old Postoffl -e, Broad-street,
Obe I HR'li -lOi.Y BRICK RESIDENCE, No. 15
Chinch-street (about midway between Wale >s reet
?Aid LiuhtwooJ Ailey.) containing eleven rooms and
doab e pit UM; on the premises ore brick kitchen.
Lot measures about 86 feel ti on i by 134 feet deep,
mo> e or less.
Coud i ilona-One fourth cash; balance by bond
bdarin? semi-annual inti rest payabls in four equal
successive annual instalments, to be secured by a
mortgage ol tho p o nerty ; house te be insured and
policy assigned. Purchaser to pay lor pape- s and
rev'-nne stamps._thsruS mtu2 May 13
UNDER UKCltKB IN EQUITY,
Hannah Enston vs. James E. Walker.
A. c. MCGILLIVRAY,
Auctioneer.
Will be sold on TUESDAY, the 8th day of June
next, in trout or the old Customhouse, in Charles?
ton, a< ll o'clock A. M, precisely,
all that ceitain LOr OF L?ND. with th? Build?
ings thereon, situ ne on the weat aide of Meeting
street, W ard No. 4, and known a9 the No. 189, in
thecitv of Charleston; measuring and containing in
front on Meeting-str*-et 23 feet 6 inches, and in depth
from east to west 144 feet, bethe s me more or less.
Butting and bounding easton Meeting-street, to the
west and uovtb on lands of James K. Walker, south
on lands of Robert S. Millar.
ALSO,
AU that LOT OF LA N o, with the Buildings there?
on, next north and adjoining the lot above describ?
ed, situate on the west side of Mee'ing-street. Word
4, and known as Ho. 141; measuring and conta n
mg in front on Mee iog-sireet 19 feet more or less,
on tbe northern line from east io we -t 95 feet, then
running from sou h to north 21 feet 8 inches, then
on the northern lue 49 feet, on tbe west line 40
feet S inches, and ou the south line 144 feet, be the
B mae more or lesa hut ing and bound ng east on
Meeting-sin ot, to che south and weat on lands of
the said Jume* E. Walker, ana to the north on lands
of i he est .te of Walker and E. Ad urns
Terms-.< me-tnlrd ca u; butano s in four equal
succ?s ive annual instalments, with inter? at thereon
at rate of 7 per cent, per annum, p iyib'e eemi-an*
anally, to be secured by bond or bouda of the pur
chamr and mortgage of the said premises; tbe
buildings to be im-ured ard policy assigned. Pur?
chaser to pay for papers and stamps
E. W. M. MACKEY, 8. C. 0.
May 18 tu 4
Hatltoato.
SOUTH CAHUUNA RA1LROMA?.
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT'* OFFICE, ?
CHABLEBTON; H. C., April 9, 1869. (
OTU AND AFTER SUI DAY. APRIL lim, THB
PASs..^.>EB TRAINS of the South Carolin?
Railroad will run as follows :
FOB AUGUSTA.
Leave Charleston.8.80 A. M.
Arrive at augusta.4.45 p, M,
Connecting with trains for Montgomery, Memphis
Nashville and New Orleans, via Montgomery anr
Grand Junction.
FOB COLUMBIA.
Leave Charleston.8.f 0 A. M,
Arrive at Columbia.6.10 P. M
< ounce tin? with Wilmington and Manchester R?tl
road, anr camden train
EWU CHARLESTON.
Leavo Angusta. ".9,0ft A. M.
Arrive at Charleston.8.10 P. M
Leave Columbia.7 48 A. M
Arrive at Charleston.,..8.10 P. bl
AUGUSTA NIGHT EXPRESS
I SUN WAYS EXOKF?KD.I
Leave Charleston...........T.80 P. M.
Arrive at Augusta.?.io &j
Connecting with trains tor Memphis, Na*hvUI<
and Hew Orleans, v;e Grand Junction.
leave August?.4.10P. M
Arrive at Charleston.i.4.00 A. M
COLUMBIA NIGHT I-XPRESS.
(SUNDAYS VXCEPTKD.)
Leave Charleston.,.8,06 p, jg,
Arrive at columbia.4.46 A. M
Connecting cundara excepted) with Greenville and
Colim?la Railroad.
Leave Columbia,..,.5.6O p. M.
arrive at Charl*stem.6.60 A. M.
SOMMERVILLE TRAIN.
Leave Charleston.,.8.86 P. M,
Arrive at Summerville.?....6.(0 2. M,
Leave Sum merv ill?......7.10 A. M,
Arrive at Charleston. ...8.25 A. M
CAMDEN BRANCH.
Camden and columbi 1 Passenger Tra?na ob Hoir.
?Ate, WantacoAts and SATOBDAM, connect? wita
up and down Dav PA**? tigers at Ringville.
Leave Camden.6.W A. M,
arttveat columbia.11.00 A. M.
Leave Columbia......990?. M.
Arrive at camden.7,06 Y. M,
. Btgned) B, T. PEAKE,
April 10 General Superintendent,
Butter, Shoulders, Sides. Coffee, fte.
RKICKE & SCHACHTE
Will M'.l 1H1< DAY. at thoir S"oro<i. Nos. 143 ancT*f
145 I net Pay. at a quarter of 10 o'clock,
96 tubeOO-Ui-N HU 1 1KB
10 hhds. < leir and c. ll. .-Idea
16hhd-< Uoavy -boulders
30 batts Kio . offeo
60 box 's Condies
10 tl roes Molas-es
Lard, Herrings, Tongues kc. May 20
"jhY T. M. CATER.
Will be sold THT8 MORNING, on. Brown's Wharf, at
tbiee quaners i ast 9 o'clock,
20 tu ,s BUT I ER
40 tubs Lard
Sugar and Molasses.
Lot open ^ROCKEBY, Chambers, Bowls, Teas,
E woin and Ha si DH, tte, kc.
Cor dillons rash._May 20
Two Casks Assorted Crockery, for Account
of whom it may Concern; Lot of House?
hold Furniture.
KNOX, DALY & CO..
No. 100 JMeetlng-street, corner ot* Went?
worth,
Will soll TBIS DAY. a*) above, commencing at 10
o'cioeE A.M. precisely.
Conditions cann. May 20
~GEO. W. STEFFENS,
No. 30 &. n ? u e ?; a n g e ,
Will eell 1HIS DAY. at ball-past 9 o'clock,
30 tubs NKW BUI H R
6u boxes New Goshen Cheese
SOu uubagtrod Hams
BuO bright -boulders
6 drums Codfish
6 tier :. s i.ii?iii Brown Sugar
20 barrels Light Brown sugar
300 Duxes scaled Herriu^s.
May 90_.
Perttnptory Sale to Close Sundry Consign?
ments.
BY A. H. ABRAHAMS & SONS.
THIS DAY, 20th, at 10 o'clock, will bo positively
Bold, at our store, No. ?5 Hjyne-atreet.
A large nnd well solecto I Btoctc ol Domestic and
Faery DRY GOOD -, Nostone, Cutlery, Shirts, Hats,
Paper Collars, Trimmings, k ..
ALSO,
Fine WINE*, Brandies, soap, Caudles and Tum?
blers. May 20
1)M!ICI)STVTI.S M VHS 'I Al.'-. S Attlfi.
UNITES STATES OF A MK KIO A - SOU I'll CAROLINA DIS
TBIOT.
In the District Court of the United States for
South Carolina District-In the Matter of
Charles Madsen-In B mkruptcy.
W. Y. LEITCH & R. S. BRUNS,
Auctioneers.
Pursuant to an order ol the Hon. G?orge H. Bryan.
Judge ot the Distr.oi Court nf the Umted Stave
tor the. Di-trirt ato -esaid, lu Bankruptcy, Issued
the 18 o d iy ot M y. luci) 1 will n il at the Stote,
No. 73 mew t umber) bast Bay. recently orcui led
by Charis* Madsen, TH ld JJAY (thursday,) May
2'?. 1809, at li o'clock M.,
ELEVEN LAUGE BuXt?d containing TOBACCO
bTBMS
Ono Mahogany Desk, 1 Cigar show Case, 1 Chair.
lerms cisti: J P. M. EPPING,
United States Marshal for South Carolina District.
May 20 _
Houses and Lots in Blake-street-Positive
Sae.
BY JOHN S. R?AN, Auctioneer.
.Ou TUE-DAY. the 1st day of Ju* enext. at ll o'ol"ck
A. M.. will bo sold positively, at the Old l ostomce,
Broad-stieet,
1 HBEE (3 CO '-'FO KT AHLE AND CONVENIENT
DWELLING HOUSES, at the southeast corner ol
DI ko and Aiken stree P. fronting ou Blake-street,
bach -ox. ii ea-uro* ub mt 33 teet four luche i ia front
by about 80 feet In tieptb, moro or less, the dwell?
ings are two-storv woodsa houee* in good repair,
lillee ind spuluble. P^8-io8.<iou given iuime.ilateiy.
Terms-one-third cash; balance In two t?) equal
annual uavment?, io bo s cered Dy bond of tho pur
chaser and morigugo of tho promises; premises to be
Loured and pulley asaiuned. Porch ?ser to pay J. b.
Byan for paper.-, und levenue stamps.
May 20 thwtn3
O/ie Ten horse Engine and Botler, amd om
Woodworth Plani'g Machine, with Driving
Belt to Engine, all in good order, at Auction.
_BY A. c. MCGILLIVRAY.
at No. 23 ' Lynch;^W.Md instant, at lLo'cloxfr.
Wentworth. Bale po?l Ive.
.l ",^- .uthnS May la
Assets of the Insurance and Trust Company Oj
Charleston.
BY Z. B. OAKES.
WUl be sold, ou 1UH>DAY, 33th inst, near the Ole
Postofflce. at 11 o'clooa,
The ASSV-TS Ol' JUL INbURANCE AND TRU31
COMPANY of t hail eton.
CONSISTING) or:
235 HALF SHABiiS IS Dlil CAROLINA BAIL
ROAD O.\1P AN Y
$4000 bix per Cent. Bonds East Tennessee and
Georgia Railroad < onapanv
$6000 ?even per Cent. Bonita City of Savann-h
$1000 -even per Cent, bond Memphis and Charles'
ton Ballroud comp ny
13000 Seven per Cent. Bonds South Carolina Rail?
road Com any
12600 six per Cent Bonds Greenville and Colum?
bia BaBraad Company, guaranteed by State of South
Carolina
$3000 six per Cent. Bonds Citv of Men phis, guar?
anteed by Memphis and Charleston Railroad Oem
panv
2 Bonds, $60 each, Ptate of South Carolina Seven
per cent., dated February 1,1861
$6800 City ot char leah m six per Cent. Stock
$600 Bond Memphis and Ohio Railroad
20 shares Preferred Stock Northeastern Railroad
Company
$375 Certificate of Indebtedness South Carolina
Railroad Company
$260 Certificate of Indebtedness Northeastern Rail?
road Company .
26 t hares Bank Charleston stock
68 Shares People's Bank
20 Shares Bank Georgetown
217 * hares sute Bank
330 Shares Bank ol South Carolina
365 "hares Farmers' and Exchange Bank
$100 000 Confederate States Registered Stock
$32.360 Comen ?rate r- tates Elgi t per Cent Bonds
$9600 Confederate States Four per Cent Bonds
$20.000 Interest bearing Comedera te Treasury
Botes. *
ALSO,
The two etorv gr?mte iront BUILDING, No. 8
Broad-street, well kno^n a* the OfB e of the Com?
pany, and one of the best business stands on
Broad -street. Lot 20 teet iront and 110 feet deep.
CoDdlth ns-For the securities cash; for the real
estate one-third cash ; balance in two equal annual
instalments, with interest at ten (10 perceut.. pay?
able semi annually ; building to be kept insured and
policy assigned ; or all cash st the option of the pur
chaser. Purchaser to pay tor papers and stamps.
??y.-avannan Republican. Augusta Constitution?
alist, Macon Teleg aph and Columbia Phoenix will
in eert above and send billa immediately to auctioneer.
May 17
"T W. & L. G. WELLS & LO.,
FWODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Bo. ll* WK ST PRM T-8TREBT.
BALTIMORE, MD.,
RECEIVE AND SELL OM COMMISSION ALL
kinds ot early
VEGETABLES,
FBUIT8,
MELONS, bo.
We guarantee highest market prices and prompt
returns for all consignment* to our bouse, stencil
Platea furnished free ot charge. amos May 8
J T. HVBPUHHY8,
BECKER, AUCTIONEER AND COMMIS?
SION M ERCHAM 7.
SALES OF BEAL ESTATE, STOCKS, BONDS, 8E>
GURITIB8 AND PERSONAL PROPERTY .
ATTENDED TO.
flo. ?7 B R O Al)-STREET
CHARLESTON, 8. 0.
BXTXHXNCK?.
BOO. HENRY BUIST. W. J. MAGRATH, Baa.
General JAMES CONNER, T. B. WARING, Esq.
Octol?er
QHAIILK?T1>M AQRIOO LT V RAI,
WAREHOUSE AND SEED STORE,
AQRICULlURAL IMPLEMENTS, OAEDED
SEEPS, etc.
GEO. E. PINGBEB.
MO. 140 Meoting-itreet, charleston.
March 74_'_toe
TIDWAKD DALI,
GENERAL OOUMIBSION MERCHANT,
No. BB Wsurren-etreet,
NEW TOBIT.
PERSONAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO TBK PUB
CHASE of aU kinda of MERCHANDISE. Boote?
Shoes. Hat?, Ca s and Trunk*, and Straw Gooda a
specialty.
consignments of all kinda of Staple Articles and
general Produce eoUotted.
Prompt returns guaranteed.
EDWARD DALY,
Late 6t Charleston. 8. 0.
Berni-Weekly Price Currents tent free by post.
January 28 BAO ?mos
Jtrufls (?!)nnicol3t (Ste.
CHEMIST AND APOTHECARY,
No. 123 Meeting-street,
CHARLESTON, 8. O ?
IMPORTER AND VEALER IN
GERMAN,
FRENCH,
ENGLISH AND
DOMESTIC
DBMS, CHEMICALS
A KD
PATENT MEDICINES.
PRESCRIPTIONS
PBKPABXD OABXTUU,? AI
ALL HOURS OF THE DAY AND NIGHT,
BT T? BOU LAU
GRADUATES IN PHARMACY.
Upon thia branch of the butin?es, the utmost
PE B SON AL oars and attention la bestowed, and the
, PURITY of the
MEDICINE S
Used in compounding ls GUARANTEED.
f FRESH VICHY WATER,
l (HAtTERlVE.)
ALSO,
VICHY POWDERS,
Ot Direct Importa Alon.
EACH BOTTLE OR PACKAGE BEARING
THE GOVERNMENT STAMP.
0QN8RESS AND COLUMBIAN
WAT EB,
FRESH FROM TUB SPRINGS.
AOKNT FOR THE O EX 1KB BA TED
ROCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRING
WATER,
A complete assortment of
SOAPS,
PERFUMERIES, AND
TOILET ARTICLES,
COMBS, BRUSHES, ?Vc.
; \
AGENT FOB
GEO. TIEMANN & CO.,
OV JVkaW YORK,
MAsrrrfAcrrinssBs os
SURGICAL AND DENTAL
IN STRUM ENTS,
e
APPARATUS SOB .
DEFORMITIES, FRAOTOltSS, ?tc.
May IS
Jn5uT<i?UC.
THE PIEDMONT Llll^??^
N
HOME OFFICE,.Richmond, Virginia.)
CHARTERED I TNT 1867.
AUTIlOlllZTCI) CAPITAL..f$? ,(100,000
CAPITAL Securely Invested. 100,000
Premium? Karucd wilhln two years, OTir. 700.000
UM BER OF POLICIES 18 UED OVKK 3000. EIGH?Y-SEVEN AND A HALF PEK CENTUM O?
PUOFirs PAID I'O POLlo\ HOLD KUH.
Xfif, AU Funds received in routh Carolina to be lnv eted in thc State.
49-JOHN L. BRANCH, Onsoral Canvassing Agent.
W. 0. CARRINO'ON. President.
R. H. M A UR Y, Vioe-Preoident
J. 1. HOPKINS, Seen tory.
EIBECTOBB-R. M. MAURY, A. F. HARVEY, A. S. LEE, W. A. ARMISTEAD, T i. HOPKINS, RIO!
ARE IKEY, D. Tl DKM AN, i . F. VtEl>IOER, W. 0. CARRINO TON.
'this Board of Offlcers ero gentlemen of tho iltBt standing in Richmond, and UL-O well known to mai
of the citisons ot our Mate.
HW The undorsignod will canvass tho CU* of Charleston in tho inlcrosts of this Company.
JOHN L. BRANCH,
QKKERAIi ?Ai\VAS91>?? A O KBIT.
C. HENRY PBRUOW. M D., Vedioal Adviser.
Dr. GEOUOE ROSS, Assist .nt Medical Adviser.
May 20
gUARJ.Ait MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK!
Organized in 1859. All Policies non-Forfeit able.
Half Loan Taken. No Notes Required.
LAST CAMI DIVIDEND 50 (FIFTY) PER CENT.
Statement.
Policies in force.$25 OOO OOO
Assets. 1.500 OOO
Annual Income. 800.000
Losses Faid.? 500 OOO
officers.
W. H. PECKHAM, Trosident.
H. V. GAllAGAN. aoorotary.
L. MoADAM, Actuary.
O. A. FUD1CRAR, Superintendent.
Hon. JOHN A. Pix. New York.
Hon. JAMES HARPER. Firm Uarpsr & Bros.,
cx-Mavor New York.
IOHN J. OUANE Provident Bank Republic.
WV. T. HOOKER. Wall-street.
WM. M. VKRMILYE. Banker (Vormilya <St Co.)
CHAS. G. BOOKWOOD, Cashier Newark Banking
Companv.
Hon. GEORGE OPDVKB ex-Mayor of New York.
MINOT C. M ona AN Banker.
THOMAS KIDNEY, Kinn Thomas Rigney & Co.
BENI. B. SHERMAN treasurer New York Steam
Sugar Reflni'ig Co r.pany.
AARON ARNOLD Firm of Arnold, Consta ble ?Co.
BioHAiiD H. BOWNE, Wetmore & Bowne, Law
Directors.
E. V.
HAUGHWOUT. Firm E. V. Haughwout A
Co.
WM. WILKENS Firm W. Wi Ikons & Co.
JULIUS H. P Arr, Merchant.
WM. W. WRIGHT. Merchant.
CHAS J. STARB Merchant.
WILLIAM ALLEN Merchant.
GEO. W. CU?LER, Banker, Palmyra, N. Y.
GEO. T. HOP h. President Commentai Fire lui
suranco Company.
JOHN H. SHERWOOD. Park Placo.
WALTON H. * T:CKHAM. Corner Stu Avenue ni
L'wenty-thiru-gtreet.
EDWARD H. WRIGHT. Newark, N. J.
i GEO. W. FARLEE, Counsellor.
W. L. Coo.swr.LL. Merchant.
yere.
GV.0KGE KEIM, General Agent for South Carolina.
Or. T. KKli.NSTJKiiNA. Examining Physician.
R. ISSBRTEL,
GENERAL AGENT FOR CHARLESTON,
6uio USO Office No. '?<\5 Klns-strcet. Clurlcston. S. C.
January ia
S?H) Sharpener anb Pwpfn^
BEEPENE?J
GANG AND CIRCULAR SAW MILLS.
HAVINO PURCHASED TBE PATENT RIGHT FOR THE STATE OF fcOTJTH CAROLINA FOB TI
above, we are now orep red to fl I or.lers for the esme,
i ne advaut nies ot Una Machine are economy, dispatch and perfection in keeping all kinds of SAWS
rerlect or<ier. , , . ,
lJy its us the teetb of the "sw aro knot at a uniform depth, au "le and ?iee.
Fully one-fourth t)i| and bott r lumbe . can be cut per diy whoro this Machino ia used, tbe 8aws nia?
ning Ktraifjh cr. tri er, taster und cut. smoother.
A -aw eau bo shaipcued m tlv minu?s, amt in tho m ist perfect 'tanner.
Tho price of th* Mjchme cm bo ?aved in a few months in tho cost ot liles and labor.
For lurtber informai iou apply to _ __ _. "
CH1SOLM BROTHERS.
Mav 5
1 luths*
_ /crMtjfr*._
JET 3?1 tt^jTxJjl 2Z? E S !
RHODES' SUPERPHOSPHATE,
THE OLD AND LONGEST ESTABLISHED STANDARD MANURE.
ORCHIULA GUANO ! PERUVIAN GUANO !
RHODES' MANURE. IN IT8 PREPARATION, 19 MADE EQUALLY ADAPTED FOR FACING
loree crops of Cotton, Corn, Wheat I o nao o Potatoes and other Root Crops,
lbe Maautacturlng Department is oouducted by Frederick Klett, one of the most suillful Chemists and
Manufacturers in the United Mates.
lt ls endorsed, approv. d md recommended by all of the most prominent Chemists and Agriculturists in
the Southern Mates. -'It can be rehed m on as uniform m quality." always reliable, productive of large
crops, and unexcelled by any in the market, In the hlgt percentage of "True Fertilising Principles."
Price $67 60 cash, or $65 ame, with Factor's acceptance, and 7 per cent, interest until lat December
1869.
UHCHILLA GUAMO-"AA." aline Bird Quino, rich in Phosphates and Alkaline Salts. Pri?e M-11
sash. $40 time. ?,
PH. tili VIAN OU AN ti-Warranted pure, and always on hand. Furnished at market prices for ca'
Analysis of Rhodes' Standard Superphosphate of Lime.
Moisture Expoliad at 213?.5.05
Soluble Phosphoric Acid.9.06
Equal to Phosphate limo.10.78
Common Phosphoric Acid..16.03
Equal to Bone Phosphate.J.34.99
Total Phosphates.64.77
Lime with Phosphoric Add.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 the highest grade ordi?
narily found in tho Amerioan market. Its large amount of Solnble Phosphoric Acid supplies
an active nutriment for the development and maturity of the fruitage. Tbe Sulphuric Acid j
which it contains, by chemical affinity with the elements of most soils, oontribato to tts Fer-j
tilusing Properties. To show its bast effdots. this Superphosphate should bo applied under!
and in coota** with the Seed, and with a moderately shallow covering of soil.
A. MEANS,
_ "_ Inspector, Savannah, Chatham County, Georgia.
G. H. WILLIAMS, Assistant Chemist.
February 18th, 1868.
We guarantee that every package of RHODES' STANDARD SUPERPHOSPHATE shall
rally come up to the above analysis, :
B. H. RHODES Si CO.,
MIO. 8? BOUTH-STRKBT, IIALTIMOUK..
IB. S. RHETT Sc SOIT,
F.bnw? AGENTS. CHARLESTON, S. O.
LONDON AND PARIS EXPOSITIONS.
THE
GEORGE A. CLARK'S
Q. HST. T .
SIX COK?, SOFT FINISH
?POOL COTTON.
Tili? fovoxito Thread being Six Cord (o No.
80, purely Bolt Finish, ig recommended for Ha
great superiority for Hand and Machine Sow?
ing. . .
JFOR SALB BY THE
Principia Wholesale and ?etail
? Pry Goods and Notion Dealers.
February Ff # 8mo
ROSAD ALIS.
ROS AD ALIS.
foul toy
GOODRICH. "WI IVIE Itt AW * CO.,
Direct Importers of European Drag? sud Chemicals,
May8 atuthiyr OHAIO. E8T?N, 8. 0.
BOSAD ALIS
Purifies the Blood.
Said by Druggists Kvirywtaefft.
July 28 MO lit