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I mu t be beautiful. 1 bow.
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Be eaJtf *?. brilliant; all In vaia
I strive tue wonder to exp?ala;
Alack 'or met
And yet whate'er mt fanev be.
Some apark ot wit therein mast glow,
Whea auch as be can wink it se.
He calls me noble; ?nd I tura
Hy soul whbln my ?mjojmumi
? hu* fsr mel
I an ?ot proud S what i see;
And yet seme goodnaT there most grow.
When ?uah as be can And lt ?a
TJ> calls me lovely; and t try
Xe seri the speeiona rot son why;
Alack for mel
And yet I howth vam nay question be,
I mast be lovely-well i know
When ?nth aa he can love me sol
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Ex porte.
xtttW XOUK-3P*r Steamship Champion-49 bigs
fcca Ishiud Colton. 346 bales Upland Cotton, 222
tierces Hice. 47 bbls Botin, 23 bali s "Waste. 165
bai< s Domestic, t LH) err pty Barrels, 112 Jfaolagcs,
1620 bb;* end box?? Vo!:o?ablcp.
Charleston cot at? n tm rt lt ice Harket.
eiTiOI OP 7UK DBARL1I8TON DAILV NKWtJ, <
CHABIIB?TOH. Ka urtlay Evonicf?, May 22. ?
Conen._ibo stock ot tho staple in the bande of
factor? has bc. omo much reducoa. Tho dormnd to
?1-17 wan lujht. sime transactions in tho lower quali?
ties btinu at rates in baye: s lavor, while tho bot or
glades remained Eteady; calos 100 balos, Etty : 7 at
?1?; IC? at 25; 2 at 2J&; 23at20; CntU??; IC at
37X? S at 27??; Cat 273?; 10 at Silo. Wo quoto;
uv Eurool, ci^Bnuriui.xio?. ,
Cromaiy to uoi-d ordinary.25 CMC'J
Low mMdliug.27 (3
Middling.
By Kew york classification wo quote:
Middling.27?*?
Rica-lho maiket was but sparinnly supplied
vr: th stock, holdo a Lei np il rm ; Ralos only 30 tiorc s
of clean Carolina at 7>?c ^ iii. Wo quote corni
nally common to fair denn Carolina at ?3tf@3J?i
good, 8*?8><c._b
Warilda toy Telegraph!.
FOKRIOM llABKETa.
LOBPOH, May 22-Noon.-Consols, i)3%. Boade,
78%. Ruear. cfloat, buoy ant at 29s Cd.
I.rvsiu'ooL. May 22-Noon - fiotton opened dui* ;
uplands, ll)?; Orlo ns, il 5? ; aalos 7000 bales.
Altenjoon.-Cotton-uplands. HM; Orleans, 11>?.
Corn, 27s. Turpentiue, ?7* 3d.
BABVB, May 22-Noon-Cotton oponed quiet;
?pot, 1 40.
?OME6XIO MAUKETS.
Kiw Ton, May 22- Noun.- - tocks strong and
active klonev deafly Flcrlin,. 93? Gold 40 Flour
dull, tSalUr lower. Wheat dull uncllc lower. Corn
unchanged. Tork dull ?t S31 26*31 80. ? ard dui; ;
steam i?k;al8%. Co ton quiet at 28?.?. Turpentine
Hrmat48g. Robin quiot; strained $2 65. Proights
Arm
Bvenlxur.-W?ii-Brreet qnlot this afternoon. Money
easy at?. BankMateznont favorable, rends dull
off Qo'd rtrong 41 % Cotton quiet; BUIO
12C0 bales at 283?. ^lour dull. "Wheat la2o lower.
Corn unchanged. TVl.i*kcy firmer at tlal 10 Dork
heavy at$31 l?J?a3125. lard lowe. ; keUlo 10al9;?.
Turpontioo firm ot 4M?. Grocerien .miet and
etenoy. rroigt.? firm.
BAETTOOEI* MBV 22 -Cotton scarce at 23. Flocr
steady, Y-ueat weak; prime Pennsylvania-red $1 50
?1 86; valley red $2 0?n2T0 rora firm; white 8t;
J0pj\v 87a88. Whiskey vciy scarce nt $100. 1 ro
-puiom- firm. Virg'nlas, old, inscribed. 60}-,'; 'Ci',
76 J?; North Carolina^ old, 54 bid.
CmciiWiTi, May 23.-Ideas pork quiet and un
?han.ie?. P.acoa, fair ?Somaiul, especially for rides ;
shoulders 13c; sidea lGalCJsV, closing J?c jfcl-ker;
hams I8a'i0c.
KT.T-ICVIB, B5ay 22.-Whiskey lasher, CO.-. Pro?
visions firm. Perk?300305.'. B"con-jobbing enlos
only: ehouUcrn 13o; clear sides 17c; su^nr-enred
barns 20c Lard firm; ticrcpu 18o; kegs 19^'c.
LouisviiJ.E, May 22.-Raw -whiskey, none in mar
kel; dealers quota tiaiot. *ccea cai BO n-. -
-shoulders I8)?al3"t?e; clear rib K1:!CB lC??e; clent
17??0. Lard 13e.
WiiinNOTO.-*, May 22.-Spirits turpentine weak nt
42. Koria quiet. Crude turpentine; $1 7512 89. Tar
82 83. Colton-93o tor good ordinary.
SAVANNAH, May 22.-Ootion market dull; middling
36*4*1270; sales 250 balos; receipts 558 bales; exports
3493 ?JJ.os
MOBILE, M ty 22-Cotton quio! ; f.aiea 3?0 balep;
low mid liing 2fi;?c; receipts 223.
NEW OM.EAH3, May 22-Cotton-sales to-day SOO
balee; midoling 28a28^?o; receipts 668 bales; exports
dill, a to i-l in?-bank 51 ??. New York Si,;ht psr
Gold 403?. Sugar nominal; common 9&aJ0??e;
primo Yjy< il3%c. Mo'.aBsess unohanged.
Havana marls et.
HAVAN*, May 16.-The ;authorizod ""oaid of
Brokers" place sugars at the ? losing rates of the
previous weok-No 12 at 9 reals por arrobe and other
classe? ia proportion, lhe buMucns figures from
actual transactions, confirm thebasi. piyen v/ith tho
exception of a % real muru foi' Choice selections for
J2uYO.ie.iu maikoLs. eothai. I am compelled to place
the figures whites through at ^6l?a7}? por 100 lbs;
yellovv ?io iMool8to20 at Sd 3.10a5>? do; browns,
dj Nos ll and 12 nt $4>?a4??? co; t ucuruehos. do
Nea 7 to 10 ut i-lidj? do; Centrifuge's dcelincd;
troj.ls on tha ir.arlet inlorior; ?'t'.ee of Ko 13*4 at
att?nue; M .Hc vaioes-to.- rc?niiif: ?oed? X>3%?
4t% do ti hu of the week cover 38,000 boxes. Mh'fp.
pedirom klavaua and Matauz;is-64,001 l^oxes and
.?303 min ? ot whicn for i ons ot Uunod States and
Cauadi, 17 833 uoxca and 3691 hilda, .-.iodes in tuc
two ports iQUil to 33!),::8? boxee and 17,193 hbd i.
a^ala^t lor s une period las: y o.r 403.333 boxas and
11.434 hhda.
MOI.ASSE-1 -This goo;la has baan quiet through
the w.-ek ou aeco:int ot >ight s orlo hero and at con
venlentont;iorts ; clnyea firm at 6 reals for keg, and
Muscovado at 7^[a8 do
HoNax.-Stocks liyb' nud firm at C6a60j per gal?
lon lu other oroouce of tim leland I find nothing
now to advise; business action better.
FKEionTs- Falmouth nnd oidersat ?115 to ?2;
divers ana from oatp.>rts at ?2 'J> Cd to ?3 3s, tak< n
at equivalen-, rates; two vessels for 1700 box>s anti COO
koghbeao*, and for Cork C l-uiopean bolioms-4 at
?-2.10 and 2 at ?2 5 sn?) ?i 2s 6J Chartered tor
New York bria - uconia (German,) 35C0 boxen sujtar
at ?1 70 each; Dilti li birn Mai lida Orl'u vin, BOO hogs
beada uo. tat ?'ardoniiaj ar. tv caoh, ourrencv speoi
lied. Tor Rosto.i-bii^ IL JD. tUover, (SOO hogsheads
.u?or (at ?a?ua)at %1% each; British bark Cynthia
Pal mer, (it/o do. ?io. ot same. North ot Hatteras
bark Wiufiolu, 700 do. do. (to load at Cubarle m at $3
each; Btititvh birk Mngjio (to load beru for Havre
nnd U rdouuxi at 42)^ tranca for the first part and 45
francs i ir the bil?er. The business rather dull.
l'X BAKOB8-?ales $290,1100, I ondon CO days'
sigbt ai ll^aia^ipremium; 1,200,000 francs, par to
1 aissouut; Untto.i >ta'os curionoy, $1,260,000,(10
days' si?ht ai '?1"? to 28>? discount, and iif? for
. ho t sight bi Iii ; und gold, f- hort Bi#ht at 2.'j to 3>?
preml tm. . ho weeit olouing al ll A. M to-day: Lou?
don, 60 days' siftht 11>S io 12 pttmlum; Paris db \}?
to % ohin-mat; l.niteu Btate?, 63days' sight curren
wv, at to 23 disoun. ; dOBhort ai^htat 24)? to 24
do;-gold, short night at 2>? to 8 premium; more
pnpor on tho tnar?et now wanted; demand steady.
fiosfon ASai-lcct.
B03TO.'i, Mny 19.-COTTOII.-The market lins
boen bttcdy and firm for colton the past woek. Mit
novices from tho -ou.h make hpldots quite indi!
feront about eel.lng at present. Tho mauufaotUri ijg'
bnsmess JP, IJOWOVIT, quito dcpresseti, both ou this
Bidu?'idin ?roat Dumm, ond wo csnnot look for
any material imp ovemont, wi'h miLs ^uspendina
work ano gacda sclliug at lasa than eofl. lhe
transaction; cf tho-week have boen 8000 l alro, ?nd
tho i rescue i to k amounl3 to 12,100 bait s. We
quoin ord mary at 24!-;a23)ji; low middilog at 27J?i
2B>?; end middliug nt 28&i29%0 .per lb, inchiaing
uplands and gu'f.
DoMBixicn- Tho market Lae been quito dull lor
both cott.ii and ?sollen goods tho past wonk, a?;?
sale? limited at pikes ralina in favor ol buy ot a. 1 ho
jobbing i usinct.-. has boen moro acive, batp:i.oa
rule very low and unsnt'idasto.-y.
Goan? ??*as-Tho mark? t io quiet nt 16al6j\io onr
TCnty.
? un;, r fl0TH-'l he mnrkti is firm and rriccs aro
lOUUiug upward. Tte ?-ales Imvo benn 190 bales at
iiic, and 400 bales at 2.>;i,e, carrcnoy, olosln? firm at
22%c
N.-VAX. F?Olt?S-Tho d rormd for sp'iits lurrum
tinehhBbeen (;CO l and tho market ba?i ndvanced.
salts nt 800 conka ut 40a46ko, and now lieiG at 4iln
47c. with rmaH sales. In Uti' small sales nt fe;} eua
3 62K per bo), in roain, sales Of 400 bids No 2 al
82 V % per Lb). In plb-li, en'oa ot 2oo bbls Wilmlui.
ton ut S'J 60, ami nmah lots nt $3 (.?.J ; per bbl,
li ICE-The sale's have bec? in email loisatR*.;?
9Mc ; tu lb, as ts quality.
Wllntins.ton Blarkct.
WILMIN'G i f>N, May 2 .-i uriTENiur?.-"a'ea of
22?bblaat $?80 tor yel ow cip Ol d ?1 75 lor 1 ir.',
lier ??80 i ouuds.
irnit 8 loni'KNMNE-Ts ??c. lower, nr.dthomir
kct o ose? w.-aii. h;i?o . o?oOiJ ba's ?t 4?e, i orf?aiien
l'.o.u;i -ales ol 2 14 bMn at ^1 90 for No, 9," $2 25
/ortx/a No. 2, $??7}? for low Iso. J, *6 6?^?.fi for
pa'o ?ind $7 6:) tor extra pale.
3 AH.-SU bbls huid ?l $2 85 per bld.
sV'owoa.-3u?0lleales at 23cfor ^ood orXmv. ?
vm\m New "Kora* Vi??t?l?le ?ai Praxi?
Market
The Now Yerk World of Ibnrsdey 1??? "*7?!
OM i>otato?>B ?re decidedly lower, and lhere ia
only a i-mal? bustnoas et tho decline. Cliolco -tate
Beach blowe aro quoted to-d?v at 82a2 25 per barrel,
ooaolo-beada; PiTuc* Alberts Si 50al 76, looa ; do in
to'rr in 13 V?o added. OommoB poiaiooB are tm ned
.ut to peddler? ot almost buyore views. Home lota
from Michigan bava bien le? at railroad ata>luna
rattier than pay freight, t prlag ? uff ls In Rood ?mu?
nir domottio gonewdljr lowrr. Norfolk loreen peas
.Tire usually > baudant for the season nearly 80,(00
bushel*- having arrived nineo Sunday lut. Mew
potatoes are in market from Charleston, bet -jil] not
bring more th n SS per b incl os they enow pre
nvttnre digging. Asparagus is lower, t uc umbers
from Florida have arrived In good order, t (wrote
tm nips &c , are unobanged
Asparagus L. L and N. J., per dozen. .$1 26
Aaparagua. Oy?w ?av. per doxen.
hhub.ub. per 100 bnnohes.4 0b
Bermuda petatee?, per bbl. 9 00
Bermuda tom toe?, per 6 qt cox. 100 6? 160
Bermuda anions, pet bbl.6o li 00
Southern ?abbage, per 100, prime. 8 00 filO 00
Norfolk green ?eas, per bbl. 2 00 fi 8 00
Florida cucumbers, per orate. 2 00 fi 6 00
Charleston string btans, per orate.@ 4 00
Ne v Orb-en* onions, i.e.- bbl.. 7 tl) (na 7 69
Another authority reports that old potatoes are
pre-eiug in from all part- of the country, the curiae
quern-o ta a heavily stocked market; somo lots, re?
ceived the past week, scarcely paying freight. Nsw
aro moro plenty, but as yet preference is givoo for
doe old.
Oreen peas are vevy pleniy und lower. New Nor?
folk cabbages aro (clung at 81 50 tier dozen, and
Charleston string beana at f la4 50 V bushel.
Mrawb?rr-ca aro Increasing daily in qu ntity as
as well us quality; chi ii- o m ai y laud ?nd ft o rio a
sealing at iOt?O cunts per qUA.t, and lutortoi 30a
30 conti'.
Dried a-oplca are quiet an i unchangod. Vcaohos
aro quiet und rot us firm Berrie* ure scarce and
wanted.
Interior Cotton Markets.
COLUMBIA. May 32-'Ibo cotton market has boen
very dull dunn the past week, and couboquoatly
wc arc unable to giro any quotation*.
OUANGEUTJUGr, May 22-Sales of cotton for tho
wo k 10 balea; rr.ark?t dnll and declining, ?ve
quote ordinary 23}?; low middling 21; middling 21a
?6 cents.
MACON, May 21- Thc cotton mat ket was rather
qui 11 i-day-no cbaogo iu prions. Receipts to-day
ll lanka; Btnpment-i 3 bales; Bales 12 biles, ilia
qu dations tiru a-i follcw*: Ordin?r) 23; good erdi
nav 2*>i; low middling 25; middling 'U?y,. Ibo
stock on I.and by connt is 1851 bale?. Atcoiros
pondmg limo last year It was U536 ba:ea.
Georgetown Market..
GB0R3ET0WS, May 10.-COTTON.- No I?JJCB this
woolf. Wo quito lrom 25 to 27 eents per pound.
COHN.-Primo wblte corn Si 15 p r bushel.
i rafi E.-l-'cceipts 80) stielen, eales 150 sticks or
Cinary to good at 8 to 15 cents. Burply held back
for b t er figures.
'J TOP UNI: HF.-lellow dip $2 75; FC ape or hard
$1 25; >irgi i dip ?4 per bid t;f 280 los to thc barrel.
Savanna!* Weekly Market.
SAVANNAH, May 20.-COTTON.-Tho etaplo du?
ring tue past week has received but lit le af ont lon ;
the bad fiat? of trade in hngiantt bas caused primos
in the iaw material to he easy. spinner* oven at ru
l ng prices nu ?us only i nch lots a; wore doslrod lor
imra" into c->usuj>ption.
ibo unusually cold spring, (a con^i;luat>c.?, ol
which wo havo to-day) has dud thc tendency to re?
tard thc gtowth ol tito eottm plant, and, perhaps,
lead plant ors to suppose that tbe injury b ia bro
fatal, but (ho probability is th it from hin timo con?
tinuing through thn summer months, thc weither
w ll bo BuiH.icntiy forcin-to plac ibopiant in .ho
healthy condition t-cqtiii cd tor a good yield
Tho catornl?ar in Florida (as reponed tomo wooka
ngo) prove J to ho rotlnug moro than tho larass
worm, th? y being com"ara:a.vely harmless ; a warm
dty a cl will soon conquer th-iv movements, aud
pinesthe nt i nt iu a health y condition.
Thc t aneiottons oi the week i av# i con na follow?,
eui' market ?losing quio1 hut firm, Wo quo. o : Mid
d.wg 271.? ; low midd log HCiJ? ; gd d ordinary "Eli.
BA ISLAND-i lie market U a been quiet this
weok with modovate salea at previous quotations
Aiivi.ee trom Liverpool continue very unfa inutile
and buyers uro ofluiiag lower prices, but factors
yi?ld atowlr. those milli? business -jhc.ro bivi
brou a lew Fhipmeuts h, i la.nto a The weather h..s
this week bec i favorable t r tho crow rn; crop, but
tboro nre numerous comp ni . i t of the effects of the
previously unpropitious season. Common l'loi di-?
a id Geer i s 50J?5 ; me li im Flotillas CO ; good
Fiorld B-GSJTO; lino .-lo idrit 89.
Tho receipts t this por M.ie? May 13 h amount
to 353 i biles p'aud am 6 bales sea inland, ot which
3161 wc o received ? cr Central Railroad, TO dales m>
uvad and a b.iloi; tes, isluud pur Atlau i . and Unit'
Railroad. 8 from la ding* oi ibo Savannah Hiver,
aa.i 4 balo sea ialan i 1i?m Flori la and the coast.
T e exporta lor th? Famo time have iicen 14,053
bales noland and 409 hales FCO. island, ot whicli 8251
ba ea up and and 2 11 eales sea island wore 6h!| p '?
to liverpool, 281-5 balsa upland ?md ?55 b les sea is?
land wero ship od to HOV rv, ;22J biles upla.id and
?90 balen r:-a islan 1 wo e. shipped to New York, :'U6
bales upland lo Uultiinor-J und S79 bil-s uiiland to
rhi:ad'-l|)liia, and 1004 bul? s taplan . to B is on.
HieE-Very dull; fiir stock. Wc quote clean,
common to prime. 8a8)a'c; Interior ron?u, 51 50al75;
? ta OO..SI do St 7 a'J per bushel, i-tocs ot'clean tl o
at present iu tho cry, 70O tierces
t'olurahns WecKIy" Cotton Market.
COLUMBUS, May 21.-In this section tho soaso-.i
continues uni'avor.ible O i W daesday and Thurs?
day rains si >w and dripping ie'l. They wero suc?
ceeded by cool high wi ads, and chi'ly nlgiita. Too
elT-. ct has been very serious on tho st.inds of coMon,
killing it in many paie e, and destroviug its vigor
"'or thc past two days tho v catiicr hua b?en bright
and warm and the prospects aro fora c 'iitinnauo.
The crop has b en shortened a great deal, a d niuc-b
j et? dod. Tho s< fison wdl bo Into
1 hibmtrket has boon very dall thc inliroweok.
The basis of prices havo beea 2Cc for middling.
Grades ol this class arc very scarce. Theo has
been but a slight demand. Thereceints of the week
are 96 bales. The stock has boon reduced 399. Af?
ter this month but little moro cotton is < xpeoted
until after vcpt mber 1st. Ol tbo slock local specu?
lators hold about 700 balts.
The warehouses report tbo following sales : Fatur
day lp na.les; Monday C; Tuesday 48; Wednesday 41;
lhart-duy '?0. To day's sale- 61 natos. aDomand
more activo ut Ike following quotations: Ordinary 21
&23}?o; eood ordinary 24a24Mc; low raidoling 25a
05><c; middlings 2Cc; good middlings 2t$>?c. Ware?
house oules for 'ho week 257 halos. Week's receipts
i'6 bales, against J 01 thc corresponding weok of la-t
season, und 90 the pr?viens week of this year, thlp
mcntF 480 bales
WEFELY STATKMEST.
Btoek on hand September 3, 1888.260
Reec red past weok. Oil
Received previously.47,630-47,732
48,012
Shipprd past week. 4S6
fobipped previously.43,734-44,220
Bfttek on hand May 20,1868a.3,7?2
Kaslivllle Cotton Market.
NASHVILLE, May 20.-COTTON-Our marget dur
i . g the day was firm for beat grades, but entirely no
mmal for lower grades. We quote ordinary 21; good
ordinary 23a23>i ; low middling 25.
NASH Vi 1,1,15 COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand beptember 1, 1868..;. .08
Received to-day. 140
Received previously.49,250-49,399
Total. 49,469
Shipped to-day.. 307
Shipped previously.46,4C2-18,709
Stock on hand.2,750
ferine HCRIS.
l-'oart of OJuurleatoix*^M:?y 34,
X'OJfci'i' TC iVDji.lv.
PDA KS OV THB MOON.
Last Quarter, 3d, 8 hours, 21 minutes, morning.
New Moon, lltb, 10 hours, 47 minutes, morning.
First Quaxtor, 18th. 4 hours. 9 ml mites, evening.
Full Moon. 25th, lo home 3 minutes, morning.
MAY.
SUN
EISES, I fETB.
MOOS
RISKS.
Hld H
WATrn.
24 Monday....! 4,.57 , ?..37
25 f Thanda v.... 4..r.7 ! .?..57
2>s{Wednesday,j 4..60 ? 0..68
2?,'XJLi>irbday...| 4..Cil , o..88
a? Fri i ar..... 4..55 ? e..0?.
?tiSatur??y,.. 4..C5 I 7.. O
J|0'K\indi?v.I 4,:54 r 7.. 0
ItlECS.
ti, 0
8..10
?.. 9
10.. 0
iO.,48
ll..23
6. .30
7..18
8.. 6
8. .48
9.. 31
10.,52
ll.. 7
Arrived ttatnrda-j-. ?
Steamer Dir-tator, McNolty, Palatk? via Jackson?
ville, Fernandina, nnd Savannah. Mdse. To J D
Aikoii ft oo. M Goldsmith ft son,'? W Ht Co, C & W,
J, B Togui, and J Carter. . .
Arrived Yesterday.
JStcainbuip baragossa, Ryder, New York-left
"Wednesday, V M. Mdse, io Kavcnel & Co, D A
? n.m -, O ?> Aurons ?* C.), W Atmar, J Archer, J D
Aiken M Co, Andrews t?' Malvo, T M Bristoll, A Bis
clioJT, II Biachoff S; ' o. Q 5 Braks, Or H Bsir. ???
*S WlrfB; E Baica ?t{ CO, L Chap?n & Co, TI Cobla ft
Oo, W S OTWtn & Co, J A Cook ft Co, T D Clancy, J
Oommins. Or ms, l'oylston ft Co, Cameron ft Bark?
ley li Ou, E ll Cowperthwait, W B Obatee ft CO, B U
Occi.roft, P ' arcey, H Daly, Denny ft Terry. II Ho?
telman, F. Filis, B Fcldtnann ft Co, Forsyth, Me
Comb ft Co, I Ii Falk & co, 1> * Flem'ng ft Co, Mia
M J Furroll, J 8 Fan ly ft Co, Fu chaoU Bros, 0 F<>
tariy, A B Fleming, ? n Gurdher. O Oirdn?r, ?oort
r ch. Wine ? an & Co, C '1 Idstc'.n/H Oordts ft Oo, J
H (Inver, A Uttrdner, F JL> Outllemin, J B Billen, N
A Bunt, Holmes ft Guider, Hart ft Co, I Hyman ft co,
.Tefibrdg ft Co. C II JohubO?, Joho?ton, Crows & Co,
J.nmng? Them!!n??e !r CifE?tomanB^?i, C Sen
eon, Klinck. Wlckeuberg ft Co, O JJ Koruahrena, S
Kcmscm, M N Klein, Leugnick ft Soll, Lauroy ft
Alexander, W Mrt-lhlctaen, J G M'lnor ft Co Muller,
Njnhiis ft co, A MeCobb. Jr, PMeltalor, W Marschor,
MclKiy ft Hice, J H Murray, 8 lt Marshall, Maut ono
ft Co, J p klcEvoy, Ishmtm ft Borger, D O'Neil ft
Son, 0:.teuctorir& co. J C OJoman, M A Brett, Paul,
WM b ft Brana* ?, Palmetto Co-operative Aoooota
tion. o p PoppcDheim. c ll Platt, J Russel), ulerki
ft bchachto, J lt R- nd ft Co, P C ckrodsr, <? W tof?
ft bs. J li Si-mke, hlonhon.io ft Co, houihern ?aprosa
Oo, E Scott, J shaw, U fender, Stoll, Webb ft . ;o. O
.lidoman W i Trott, ,T F iayior ft Co M. A Tann
lunaon, AYhittcmoie ft Uiiodo?, Wagener ft Mon?eea,
Wa her. Evans k CORSweH. Werner ft Du ker, W H
We ch, S M Wi'soB, J N M WohUminn, and W /
Yat H.
aVorcluni'ti linc tybi Myrovcr, Brown, New York
O days. Mdse. To W Ro*cb & co, J K Ad*er * Co,
A*am*. Damon ft ? o, D & Animo, O D Ahrena & lo,
? Biaekefl % Co, O H Brown, U Bulwiukla ft Co. J O
Wouuue, tv 8 Corwin ft. i,o, Courtenay's J Caaap?. n
fc Co. Ulsetae ft Witte, H Cobla ft co, W PCamp
ba 1, Oowie ft Molao. J B Dava! ft Hon, D?mela** ft
HtUer, L Bli**. D V Fleming ft i o, B Foley ? Gold?
stein, B O Gilchrist, o. odriob, Winrman * Co, jr ft
T Getty, B B Gardner, Hart ft Co, Holmes ft calder,
J W Harrisson, ?y Unrkamp ft Co. O H Hacker. Jef
ford? ft Co, Knobeloch ft ScnoU, H Klette % Co. O L
Kornabrena, W Kiobeloch, Mcl.oy ii Rico, Mantnue
M Co, Mordecai ft o. Muller, NbrilB ft <'o. D Pani
h Co, A Mc oob, Jr. 0 ff Pankntn, W V P d doo, H O
Bdlroad Agnnt, Uivoncl ft Helmes, D H Silsox. H
hloK'intr, Bick** ft -o aoht*. W ?-nopparo, htenhouse
k co, Thnrston ft Holmes. J H Voller*, o B Vluoent.
r. W William? ft Co, W L. Webb J H Wnrbman. D d
Walker, West Ai Jone?. W L> Yates, W G) Trott, T M
BtlsteH, a B White, W P ?ns?ell. W Brookbank e, W
B Wilson and O Davie.
Hohr annis Lewie Dayton, New York-? days.
Bay, Bu'pnuric Add, ko. 'io tb* Master, King ft
Qibbon, Wando Company, and others.
Vicar** Matwrdaty.
Bteameklp Champion, Lockwood, Now York-James
Adger fc Oe.
Sailed Saturday.
Steamship Champion, Loekwood, New York.
Behr Anna Leland, Bennett, Boston.
Vron ali is fort.
Steam tog Belief, Flinn. Havannah, May 21.
Cleared for ?bl* fort.
Steamship J W Brennan, Snyder, at Philadelphia.
May 20.
.-- tesmshio Sea Gull Dutton, at Baltimore, May
British bark Maria, WobBtor, at Norlolk, May 31.
Shipntws i?v i ?'c.<irapn,
bAVAiurAii, May 22r-Arrived. Vtrgo frcm New
York; Mary A Hupper from New York ; Lizzie Curr
from Boston,
sailed, Howard for Boston; Benjamin Reed for
Providence; t?au Jacinto for New York.
l?tST WC VKMiKLH
UP, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS POiti
ff O BBI Q N
uvitnpoox..
Tho Clifton, Williams, sailed.April 10
The Minnie, Robertson, np.April 26
DOMB-?T IO
. isms.
Behr Anna E Glover, Tony, cleared.May 18
Behr B N Hawkins, Wyatt, up.Apiil 23
BELFAST, MK,
Bris Alexander Milliken snow, sailed.April lfl
Hchr Daybreak, Blafcp, u>-.May 15
BAN GOB, MF.
Sehr Jacob & William, Fustic, soiled.May ff
it.n ?oak.
Sehr Minnie, Hudson, up.May 18
Sehr N W Smith. Tooker, cleared.May 19
PlUXA.DBI.rHIA
Steamship J W Everman, K nyd?- r, elearcd.... May 20
brig Josie A De veroni, Clark, np.Mav 18
bohr Henry Allen, Tatena clea od.May 18
BALTIMORE.
Steamship Sea Gull, Button, cleared.May 21
HOnt uLU, VA
British ba k Maria. Webstei. cleared.Mav 21
ion?mncc8?ersoiun ? ai ola MIA ?tmlroaio
Blay M.
201 bales Cotton, 'JO ba.es Domestios, 2s hbds Ba
co i, 107 bbls Naval Slorcx. 7 cars Lnmber, 'J oars
Woo I. lo Ital road Ai rut, Pe'zor. Rodger* h co. K
Mure & Co. Goldsmith ft S JU, Q W Wil.iamB ft Co, G
F?din. Frost ft Advcr, Gracsor & Smith, G W .--tef?
lons, H Cuida & Co, J H Muller, sire I Bro- ft Co, G
A reub olin & S ll, A J Salinas, '1 li ft W DcwcfB
Kinemau & nowell. W G WhildoD, and H Klatte ft
Co.
Consignees per Northeastern Kallroad
May 'M.
ll bales Cotton, 00 bushels Rico, 353 bbls Naval
Stores Lumber, block, Mdse, &o. 'io J F Barden,
KnoxJDaly & Co, ? Marshall, Jr 8 D Money Kinr
mao ft tl o weil, j A Qnavk'nbusb, Dowio ft Moi so. G
W Wilhams & Co. -h^ckePord ft Kolly, Mowry ft Co,
Frost & Ai?ger, M Go'.dsmiih ft -on A A t.oldsmith
ii Co, - tia ?B fc Vai.ee. Kliucb, Wi kenbeig fit co
and uri'ro.id A tent.
S*assenp?or8.
Per steamship Champion, tor Now York-Miss L
Ooouricb. s? L UoppiuK, A 1> We.*t, c Hmettnglon,
M?as A Huntington. Mi; J HI.board, E Huntington
ono lady. Mr Benedict and lady, M . lumbeilatn, V*
Meveua A O ^ulvato and wno, -I H Thiele, lady and
child, M Murray and iadv, M sCranc. M? A Graves,
J I, scaring, L J John-o.i. J UiUi.iui;, M?HH "-prim-,
Miss K M - icken, Min , burch, : D Ro. ?, i Keenan,
E W Hunkeu, J P PicUou. U Kueh, Mrs Gienui, Miss
Gloniil. Mrs Cothroll, Master othrell. J l.uizon,
lady ai.d two children, S A Peck G U Ma bews. Mr
J tl AspinwuU, Mrs Atpinwall and two children, O li
Hull, O T Cunningtiam Mrs W uba'cy, Mrs J >toncy
and daughter, Mre Jessup and clind, ? Grnvetey nu <
wile. K bm rsou, D rrooka, J Johnson, Mrs J Ke.i
nerty. Mrs A Dufft, J A 1 eek und lady, Misa Fini *}
and servant. C M?Cullouffb, ? b Mathews. Mr >tm
ken and lady, Mrs Andrews and eou. C brown, W n
BisaeU KT Bird. W E bi ver?, B lire Miss Whitley,
Mrs Waldo. M ra Gu rard, G E -mtth, O B <> utchin
sen, O A Leugnick. J C W Bischoff, airs t* udder and
dtughtoi, F Momo, and J Cv. ie
Per steamship SaraK03t;a. from New York^-G M
Wilcox, li M Wilcox ? Wilcox, J Y. atou, J U Leats,
Per steamer Dictator, from Palatka, via Jackson?
ville, Fernandina and >svannah-fe Hun ingtou and
wifo, Miss tluntington, viss ll ibbard, C Hunting?
ton. Miss Oood i.-h 8 L Uoppi ig, Mtns .--urah do?
bie, J M Lvous, J MrManning. U W Kalkmau, t. A
I reat, Mrs Kandolph O tl Rando pb, Dr i aton and
Bon, Mrs Chambers, J J Monroe, Mr Renedict ?md
wife. Mi89 Ould. Miss Oaukor, Mrs BufBngton, Misa
Lizzie Bullington, Misa Uufnaaton, and 7 cn deek.
FOR SA I,E.
OA i\C\f\ BLAOK CYPBEH8 SHINGLES.
AU\J?\J\J\J MARSHALLS WdABF.
May 12_wtm6
liUMBEIl AT WHOLESALE AND
RETAIL.
ALL D EUC li IF Tl ONS A NJ) QUALITY.
AF?LL 8T0CK OP WHITE PINE, FROM % TO
12 i ii ohos thick clear and well s?a?oned.
lbs attention of Builders and ot hors is especially
requested.
Mahogany. Black Walnut, Hick orv, Ash, White
Oak, Poplar Boards and Planks Bo ewood and Ma?
hogany Vcmers, Atareis, balusters, ho.; ulso at
manufacturer's Prices, ba: hon, blinds, Doors, and all
kinds of Moulding*.
spruce ?pars and Ladt'ers, all lengths; Shingles,
Laths. Icc, constantly on hand and for salo in quan?
tities to snit pnrchaiers, by
? H. kx^JL ft CO.,
8nec?seora to lato J. N Wood, Agent,
Northwest corner Market-Etret>' r-ud hast Bay.
ISAAC HAU., New York.l
I.B. HAXX. 5 mwfSmos Aprils
STEAM SASH, BLIND
AND
DOOR FACTORY.
L. E. O?RDRAY & CO.,
No. 2 PRITOHARD'STBEET,
OPPOSITE J. F. TAYLOR fc CO.*8 MAOHINB
SHOPS.
SASHES, GLAZED AND UNGLAZED, always
on bond
PANEL Doon?., nor HODSE SASHES,
MO?TLDIriGS, Ac, mado up at ?hort no?
tice, Aii? at tl in lowest torna?.
Ii. B. COBDBAY.0. A. TBOD0HB
March 28 Brno
CAMERON, BARKLEY & CO.,
NOBTHEAST OOBNBR
Meeting and Cambei'laud Streets.
STEAM ENGINES
GRIST MILLS
CJ KC UL A II SA W MILLS, and
MACHINERY.
January 1 '_gmo
BRASS_W01tE.
STEAM GUAGE3. GONGS, GUAGE GOCES
STEAM DIBBS AND 8IOP COCKS, STEAM
WHISTLES .
QLC-BB AND -CHECK VALVES, OIL CUPS
WATER GUAQES. GLASS GUAGE TUBES
MERCURY CU AO 15 S, LOW WATER DETEC?
TORS
COPTER AND BRASS WIRB.
CABTOROM, BJtBKLBY ?i CO.,
Northeast Corear Mooting and Cumberland streets,
I , Gmo
?iruijb, CtpmMls, Cu.
HOUSEKEEPERS !
IlOUN^liBEPERS !
MBfl-WUSSicm-^MW ClUIJIRBS l
BBN-WOUB1-AID VHILDHBN 1
READ-afAD.
"Cooling toBoaMs and Barns,"
".MKHbiuK to all pammi wound* " frc
"Healinu to ai. ?ores, ule*.s," Ate.
'COSTAfc'S' ?UCKTHJRN 8ALVE
lo tho room extraordinary s* LVK erer Known. Its
power otKOOtbta't end Healing for ell Out?, Boras,
Biutfes. ^ores Ulcere, ChapneA t'amis and .-kia, for
sore Nipp es. tor Piles, tte,, tic - is wini ont a paral?
lel. One i orson aa? s of it: "I would not be with?
out a box in oa> houso, ll ti cost $6, ox I had to
travel all th way to New York tor it"
{iv", jr. Kettling Nevil. September 6.
??T AU Droguista In OH ARLHS ION sell lt.
4 COST AR'S "
STANDARD PREPARATIONS
ABS BI8
BE AUTIFIEKI
TB?
Bitter-sweet andi Orange Blossoms,
flar Ono Bottle, ftl-Thice tor 12.
HT*
?'Cottar's" teat. ttouen, ?Sec.. External's,
"to-tat'i" Bed Ung ".stcrmlmators.
"Cootsu-'s" tonly puro. Insect Powder.
"Only Infallible Rome?lo.? known."
"111 Beware! 11 of spurious imitations.''
"All Druggists in OHABLrfHl'ON sell them. "
Address
"CUSTAR," Ko. 13 llewardrft., IV. V.
Bold In OH A. RI, ISSI ON, B. C., by
OOOJOBICII, WIlfKMAN Ai CO.
March 28 _PAC_ Tyr
SUBE PO P?
THE ONLY CERTAIN
RAT DESTROYER
WITHOUT
Disagreeable Results.
ADOLPH ISAAOS?CN'S
PHOSPHORIC PASTE,
H B B HS B TI CAL LT
mealed and warranted to
keep fresh for nil time
thc greatest discovery
I of tte kind In th* age we
live in. Bo person need
be tronb.ed with BATI?,
MICE, BED BDGM or
ROACH ES. for Mr. Isaac sen's do?tructivo icm edy ia
within the roach oe* all. Prc pa rod only by himself,
from raro and valu to', o compounds, ita cheapness is
aa wonderful as Its efheaey. Bundicds of testimo?
nials have boon received M om all ports ot the United
otates
'tho great advantago thia SURE POP possesses
over all iimlLr preparations is tho FACT that it is
Certain In its tcflteets,
and free from (he unploassnteess of rats dying in
their holes, as it causas tuom to leave the premises
to oork air, and consumos thom so entirely as to
leave
Bo Dis?grcenble 0?lor.
Numbers ol rolo- eures eau be mado to
Persons in this City,
who have sueco* Bf ?Ry used it
DOW IE & MOISE,
IMPORTA B? AND WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
? Corner Meeting and Basel-stree ts,
April 23_mwf too charleston, S .C.
ROSADALIS
Par?tes the Blood.
For "sale hy JJruxigtiata Kvery wber*.
JUlV ?? O40 . . t
J"j1 O V T ?fi ' B
CELEBRATED
Horse and Cattle Powders.
mal, such as LUNG
LOW WATER,
HF AVES, Coughs,
Distemper, Fevers,
Founder, Loss of
Appetite and Vital
Eneigy, fcc.
This preparation,
long and favorably
known, will thor
ovghly rt in vi from tc
broken down and
km-spirltea horses,
by stienfftbening
ano deanship the
stomach and intes?
tines.
It ia a BTUe preven?
tive of JU diseases
incident to this am
FEVEB, GLANDERB, YEL
lts use improves
the Wind, Increas?
es the Appetite
gives a Smooth
aud Glossy Skia
amt transforms tbe
miserable Skelel ons _
into a fine looking and spirited Horse.
TO KEEPERS OF COWS THIS PREPARATION
18 INVALUABLE
It in creases tb?
quantity and Im?
proves thc quality
Of the MILK. It
has been proven
hv a o tuai expert
mint to increase
She q u entity of
lina and dream
twenty percent.,
?and make the Bat?
- ter arm aad sweat.
In fattening ??tale* ii gimas themas appetite, opens
their bides and noakes them thrive much tn st or.
TN ALL DIKE ABES OF SWINE, BUCHAS COUGHS,
?LOBBS IN "" '-'.? " ? ?? ?.? ?? .-4
HE LU NOS,
LIVER, Ac. this
ar Ucl rac ts asa spe
ciilo. By putting 1
from one-half to
a paper in a barrel
of swill the ab ve
d'sc&fca will be
eradicated or en?
tirely prevented. If given la time, a certain pre
live and ouro for the Hov Cholers.
VBBPABED JUT
D A V 1 I; ID. JB> O ll TZ,
WHOLESALE DRUG ABD MEDICINE DEPOT,
No, lift Franklln-Btrof ?, Paitnnore, Md.
FOB ?AUB BT
?OW IM * MOIBH,
WHOLESALE DB ? 0^ fl O ITS B t
No. 151 MBBTTFG-HVBBBT,
OPPOSITE CHiBLEBTON HOTEL,
March 81 aft
DRUGS 1N?I
THU UNDERSIGNED CALLS THE ATTENTION
of both olly" and country purchasers to his large
stock ol DH HOS, PATENT MEDICINES, PBBVDIf*
BET, FANCY GOODS, ko., ka., a? of which ha qr?
fare at the lowest market ratea.
H. B A ER,
No. 131 MEKTISa-STltEBT, NB A lt MAB
KBT-STBBBT,
Marsh 4
llotying an* /nra i-tying ?3?H? ?.
UNDBRWE?R.
rnB ?EST ASSORTMENT Or
UNDKBSHIttTH ANO DBAWJEBt are to be
onad at BOO!I'S h Bl RT BMFuBIUM.
Maj SI_8
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT
MIEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
AS
BLIOKWEIit'S rc lu w STORK,
JW?. 910 KI 0-8TRKET,
ONR DOOR BILLOW MARK11T-KTRBBT,
May 5 wrml mo
CLOTHING !
GLOTHCinSTO !
GItEAT ATTRACTION J
LARGE STOCK
OF
SPRING CLOTHING,
AT
No. 291 King-street,
Corner of Wentworth,
A? ELEGANT SUPPLY OP
Spring Clothier and Furnishing
OOO ID 3 -,
FUR MEN, YOUTHS AND BOYS,
Wow Opened and (MTcrcA at Low Prices.
Tlio Flock comprises ult ibo new Stylen of GOOD^
AND GAHMEN I'S introduced this searon. Tur
cbajcr? aro invited to call and cxanvne ibo stock r.nd
make their selection?.
FURNISHING GOODS
TW GREAT VAK1KTV.
INCLUDING TEE
STAR BRAND SHIRTS !
Which I have been Belling for twenty-live years,
noted for their GOOD PIT and Durability. Ibero
are four ounlitlee of them.
ALSO.
A L iltQE LINE OF
LINEN AND PAPER COLLARS,
Vis : TEE BYRONS, THE DICKENd, SrJAKES
PEARE, THALBERG, EGBERT, GAROTTE,
BISHOP, tte, Ac, (tc
THE TAIL0RIN? DEPARTMENT,
8UPPLIED WITH
Cnoiee Frenen, ir.^lisli and Ameritan
SPRING CLOTHS,
CAS81ME?ES AND COATINGS.
"Which will be MADE UP TO ORDER in the best
manner, under the care of a first-class French
Cutter.
WM. MATTHIESSEN.
B. IV. MeTUHBOUS, Superintendent.
April 83 _80
BARGAINS ! BARGAINS !
GENTLEMEN'S KID GLOVES 'FRENCH) CF
all sizes and colors. For sale low, at
fcCOri'S SHIRT EMPOUIUM.
Mayal 3
_Jkil?ojfl?is._
SOU i ll CAUOHNA 1LAIJLILOAO.
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENTS OFFICB, ?
OHABUTBTON. H. C., April ?, 1809. I
ON AND APT BB SUl'DAY, A PB IL Urn, TD I
PASSAGER TRAINS of the South Carolin?
Railroad ?ttl ru? as follows :
FOB AUGUSTA.
Leave Charleston.8.30 A.M.
Arrive at Augusta.4.45 P. yt.
Con noe tins; with trans for Mont? ornery, ni emph) ?
Nashville and New Orl?ans, via Montgomery urn*
Grand Junction.
. FOR COLUMBIA.
LenveCharleston.?...?.?.f5-?0 M,
Arrivent Colombia.,.?.JO P. M.
Connecting with Wilmington and Manchester Bail
road, anc camden train*
SfQlt CHARLESTON.
LMv? A ti pms ta.0.00 A. M
Arrive at Charleston. .. . .r>. io p. ti
Le*ve CoUinsoia.......7 45 A. M
Arrive atChsrlestbri.. .............S.TD P. M
AUUEBTi NIGHT EXPRESS
. ISUWDAIS KjUlKPXED.) f,.
Leave Cbsricston..7.30 p. M
Arn va at AnpUSta.../i?....6.10 A. af
jDonnecrtng witto trama lor Memphis, Noshvill'
aH0> New Orleans. v'?? Grand Junction.
Veeve augusta. ....4.10P. M
Arrino at Char lebton........4.00 A. M.
COLUMBIA NIGHT EXPRESS.
(SmVDATS ?S.TCKP?ED.?
Leave Charleston. .0.1)5 P. ?.
Arrive ai Columbia..4.40 A. M.
Connecting ir-undays excepted) with Greenville and
Oombabia Railroad.
( eave orlumbia.".5,90 P. M,
frrnvo at CharlcHton. .0.80 A. M,
S ' ' MM EB VI LLB TRAIN.
tam ObarlesUm..3.85 p. is,
arrive at Summerville. 1.(0?. U.
Leave Summerville.,.., .7.10 A.. M,
arr; ve at Oharleaton..9,25 i. M
CAMDEN BBANOH. ,
Camden and ?<obimbt? Pai-aenner Trains om Mow.
DAYS, Wsnns&arMTjaitd K/truuuii, connecta with
op sad deva Day Pustengord At dingville.
Ma*? Caroflnn...:.fl 35 A. M,
arri* eat Columbian.....11,00 A. M.
Leave Columbia......99*'P.M.
arrive nt Camden.7.09 P. M,
Signsd) R. T. PEAKE,
April 10 Gen rmi Ku ?or in tendent.
TO BAKERS.
JUai RKOEIV?l) AND FOR ?3ALB
WHOLESALE AND SR J AIL r
CARBON ATI! OT AMMONIA
PRIMS 2SGP3
ORHAM OP TARTAR
H. BAER, ?riiggist,
No, 181 HKB?IN?-8TBBBT,
Maren A
* * ' V . - . ?
_Jnanrantf.
THE
EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY,
OF THE
TJIsriTED STATES,
No- 92 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
WM. O. ALT'XANDEll, President.
?BO. W. PHILLIP?, Actuary.
HENRY B. RYDE, Vi<*-Pr??id6nt.
.'AH. W. ALBXAMDaR.Boorstary.
OKOANlZUD 1859.
GA8H A88BT8 OVER.fO,000,4
ND KIDER OF POLICIES ISSUED IR 1888. ' ll'f
AMOUNT ASSURED 1? 1888.1951,'?91*
ALL ITS POLIC1KS ARK NO(l>FOI(FBIl?U.
PURELY MUTUAL.
ALL PROITITS ARE AMNVALLT DIVIDKD A Itt O (VC T??K ASSDUEB,
BKS'IDIH ISSUING ALL KINDS OF LIFB AND EN DO WM lt NT POLICIES. THU "1CQBITAB
would eal! attention totbelr "TONtlNi? LIFE ASNURA NOB POLIUIR*/'upon wlit'h many oro.
a ?uring tb<-irliv?i-, and which is thou-ht ny tbosowho havo ?Wen it tho mont fcuidv aod rtfluctiou
ronner Life Assurance popular to a dcgreo hlticrto unknown. Fer doo? umala or Information uno?
aubjsCt ol "LIFE AB&UBANOF," application can be made io '
WM. B . SHA W ,
?EM?KAb AGKNT, No. Ul MKE FIN G-STKKJKT. CHAItLUSTON, ?J. C.
O. A. BOWEN.
May ia
wfm lino
(OF JAME? ADOER & CO.,) RESIDENT AGENT.
TUE PIEDMONT LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
HOIVIL OFFICE,.Rioliixioiid, Virginia.!
CHARTERED I TNT 1867*
AVTUURIZED CAPITAL,.$1,000,000
CAPITAL. Securely Invested. 100,000
Prcnatums I1', ur nod wMnln two years, our. 700,000
NUMBER Or POLICIES IB-UED OVER 3000. EIGHTY-SEVEN AND A HALF PER CENTUM
PROFIT* PA? l> TO POLICY HOLDERS.
AU Funds received In t-outb Caroliua to bo inv stod in thc Stak'.
BJ> JOHN L. BRANCH, General Canvassing Agent.
W. 0. CARRINO ON. Present. I C. HEN Ri PERROW. M. D., Medical A Iviser.
R. H. MAURY, Vioe-ProBiclent. Dr. GEORGE RO?d, Assist.nt Medical Alviser.
J J. HOPKIN? Seor? tory. |
DIRECTORS-R. H. MAURY, A. F. HARVEY, A. 8. LEE, W. A. ABMISTEAD, J. J. HOPKINS, BJCB
ARD IRBY, D. TIDBMAN, O. F. WEIMGliB, W. C. CARRINGTON.
"Ibis Board of Offioera are gentlemen o? the fliet eiauding in Richmond, and arc well known to rr.tvo>y|
of tbe citizens of our bute.
HSg* The undersigned will canvate Ult City of ChMl<jeton in the irtereftts of this Company.
May 20
JOHN L. BRANCH,
GENERAL CANVASSING AOKNT,
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YOES
Organise! in 1850. All Policies niin-rorfeiia?le.
Hali Loan Taken. No Notes Required.
LAST CAMI DIVIDEND 50 (FIFTY) PER CENT."
statement.
Polices in foivc.$25 COO OOO
Assets. 1,500 000
Annual Income. 800.000
Losech Paid.. 500,000
<jilicerr.
W. E. PECKHAM, President.
II. 7. GAHAGAN, Secretary,
L. MCADAM, Actuary.
0. A. FDD10KAE, Supamtondent.
Directors.
Lion. Jon? A. Dix, New York. E. V. HAUGEWQTJT, Firm E. Y. HaughwoTii A
fl on. JAMES HABPER, Firm Harper & Eros., Co. _ ",." . " t
cx-Mavor New York. WM. WILEENS. Firm W. Wilkeud & Co. j
JOHN J. COANE. Pre?i<ient Bank F.epnblie. JULIUS H. PKAXT, Morchant.
W >L T. HOOKES. Wall-street. WM. W. WRIGHT, Merohant.
WM. M. VERMTLYE, Banker (Vermily'1 & Co.) CHAS. J. HTARB. Merchant.
CHAS. G. ROOKWOOD, Casbier Newark Banking WILLAM ALLEN. Merchant.
Company. GEO. W. CU?LEB, Banker, Palmyra, N. Y.
Hon. GEORGE OPDTKE ex-Mayor o ? New York. GEO. T. HOPE, President Oontinoutal Fir? La4
MINOT 0. MOKOAN. Banker. suranco Company. j
THOMAS BIGNKT, Pinn Thomas Rigney & Co. JOHN H. ?HEUWOOD. Park Pluuo. I
BENJ. B. HHERMAN, Treasurer New York Steam WALTON H. ? -HCKHAM, Corner 5th Avenue R?J
Sugar Refining Componv. Iwenty-thira-Btrecit. 1
AARON ARNOLD. Firm of Arnold, Constable & Co. EDWARD H. WRIGHT, Newark, N. J. I
RICHARD H. BOWNE, Wetmore & Bowne, Law- J GEO. W. FARLEE, Counsellor. ?
yera. I W. L. COGS-WELL, Merchant.
GEORGE KEIM, General Agent for South Carolina.
Dr. T. HEENSTJEKA, Eiarai?lns Physician.
R. ISSERTEL,
GENERAL AGENT FOR CHARLESTON,
January li
6ino
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L?ISDON AND PARIS EXPOSITIONS.
FJFIIZE MEDALS i
THE
GEORGE A. CLARK S
O. IST. T.
SIX COU?, SUifT FINISH
SPOOL COTTON.
This favorite Thread being Sis Oord io Ko.
80, purely Soft Finish, ie red?ranosdcd for ?B
great superiority for Hand and Machine Sew?
ing.
FOR SALE BY THE
Principal Wholesale and Retail
Pry Goods and Notion Dealers.
February 97 3mo
M. L. FILLETS
Celebrated Cooking Stoves.
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.* PHILANTHROPIST" ANI> ''CIVILIAN,"
Manafaeture? nt Troy, N. ?nd for sale by
D, L. FULLERTON
AUGUSTA, OA.
SAB KTOVEP STAND ONBIVALLPD SOU
?apaoUy, durability, convenienoe; and the pern
eral pu . prme? lo which Cookinn Moves ?re unod. Tho
PHI1 ANTHROPIC! ia extra h?av> plated, and ba?
Aub. Drawer; can be made bato a six boiler hoir
.tove : baa oavt iron W?ter Tn nh galvanized, oi
en: ?iel lined. A strictly tgrst-ciasa fctove. ft?
ci Vi I.IAN in ol a neat dealjro, and bib aline Jaw
Oven. Thia Move oan be had with tho extension
six bolea, and reservoir when desired.*
further information apply to
D. t. FULLERTON,
January 30 ?moa Augusta, <ja
S??ts^_
Alum & Dry Plaster
FIEE PROO?
Are most desirable for quality,
finish and price, f
MARVIN'S
SAFES
Cannot be Sledged !
Cannot be Wedged ?
Cannot be Drilled I
BANK VAULTS,
VAULT DOORS,
EXPRESS BOXES,
FAMILY PLATE SAFES,
COMBINATION LOOKS i
Fleaee send for n catalogue to
MMVm & CO.,
* (oldest F:f. rv. manufacturers)
1>..,_. (265 Broadway, New Tork.
Pnncpal W cheatnut Kt.. Phil?.
Warehouses }loei,ank flt., CierelMid,0
And for sale by our agent? in tibe
principal cit ie a, throughout Jkbe
United State?. ' *
FOR KALE BV
WM. M. BIRD & CO.,
No. SOS EAST BAY,
Betsmb?r 29 Ijt