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THE DAILY NEWS. aChm.waaenwBnt ihowaDg out into ?k?"*7*?'? Ont laxo lae Weat end ot ?H??*??ta?t Bash bad on tba bonnet Ike. kept for ber best, *!S|ttar ?**S ?W??a wholesale, and had 'em " . ^*rkft dorn:** vj loriaeoranst work a?t? women most waste, ind whit', earned at leisure i? spent lo bait.', 'Though th? husbands are oemosning. Three m?D aal natta late?* rehour, S trtom'd^eir aoco uta as the fonda wsnt Xb$j tookvi) ipr. a aqua]], and they look'd ?ad and sour, 1 And their coat sleeves were rolled' wp, all ragged 3rorteS'rrraTtWWOTk and women mast wacto, Aad-JM areesed ia th? bataba ol the fa?xion and tasan, ... ; . Trenah the husbands are Bemoaning. Three writs they are oct in the badin's hand*, On the suing of one who wanta money down ; . Bataba debtors, poor devitt I can't meet their de -a?tbarrgo to ? apongtng house kept in the town; Toe men must wow and women mast waste. And the-parents are beggat'd, the children dis *** And good-bye-to.papa and his moaning^ 1 ' /faonrial na& Comocrnai. Tilt Ctmrleston Jtloaey alar feet. iBxnuDxr, Jone 10, 1800. Bevwral transaction? in sec uri ti oe were made dur* lng th 3 week, but the demand was limited and quo tatfons are not mrteriaQy changed. Southern baak i?U ar? sail Ja demand. State FecruiUea have ad. TsaVflT. wb?e etty stock remains at 53-tho dead lockin Council preventing any appreciation in its vara?. ? The st cck of the First National and People's Nallooal baniB are quoted at 110 to ill. Railroad ??&rtties have advanced slightly, and we have added to our hat the first mortgage bonds of the Chtraw and Darlington Railroad, sold at 82 to 83 *?. City Railway stock has idvanrcd to M. Other changes -naiapartant i~ " BCrCTHZAK BANK BEU.6. (-*.,.. . Current Bates SaofcolCsandrn....80 ftoo ??f'Charleston....80 ?00 of Cheat?-....18 Q00 Bank of Georgetown..tt........... 18 ?00 Baak c^Tlstaburg.. 7 @90 ?OX"OT ??swOsrrr.80 ?00 Bank of South,Carolina......20 @i'0 Bank of State of S Carolina, prior to 1861.50 @00 Bank of Stateof S. Oarohna, after 1st Jan., 3861 .? ..ta.?......... .25 ftOO r^mmerciaiBankVcolumbia.. .8 (900 Exchange Ba?a, Ootambl?.13 @00 jvarmera' and'Exehance Bank, Charleston. v,@oo ltartkOTt's Rank,Cheraw. .10 @C0 people's Bank, Chat teston...89 @00 Plaster's Bani of Fairfield.? @00 Han tem' and Mechanics'Bank,Charleston 85 ft 00 , Southwestern Ratlroad Bank, Charleston, (old).;.-.70 @00 Simm webern Railroad Bank, Charleston. <new>...60 @00 State Bank, Charleston.6 @00 IMtkm *atY^-, Ctarisrtoa.....07 to par Caty ot* Charleston Change Billa.96 @oo State S. Carolina Treasury Notes.. .09 @93 raaaaa, saoons aro COUPONS. Cityor*Colambra Bonds.;.....68 @70 dtf o? Columbi"Coupons..-.75 ftOU South Carolina TUtTroari and Bank Stock (whoieaharts)........... ............18 mo South Carolina Railroad (half shares).21 ?21 * 8. a . Halhrosd 8tx Per Cent. Bends.75 @00 S.O. ICR. Bevon Per Cent. B'da,.81 ?83 8. O. Bailroad Certificate of Indebtedness.88 000 Crty cf CTutrleaton Six r-r Ct. Stock..58 (cc00 Otty Of Charlesirn -Ti' e Loan Bonds...... 1& OOO ?Ute of South Caroliia Bonds (oW).ttl ft 83 State Of South Carol na Bonds (new issue. *2 of January 1,1867).80 @03 State sf KJU Lb Caranna bonds (issued tot Back of the State bills).73Kf37* ?Qi ttoutt Carolina Stock.470 ?00 of South Carolina Coupons.80 @00 People's National Bank Stock.110 ?CO gastaTallnnal Bank Stock..TT7.. ..Ul ft 00 TMon Bank Stock.'.. ..$9 ftOO <S9<ajyQi6 and Columbia Railroad Stats guaranteed bonds..-...63 @C0 OreenrlBb and Ctorumbla 1st Mortgage Booda..........75 OOO MsViishi ? B. R. Vi Mortgage Bonds.83 ?00 Xarfbsasteni BJC. 1st Coupons (past due).? J @co aTortbssitsrn Railroad s tock -capital)..$8X? 00 BdAeassern RaOroad Stock (preferred). ..33X@0O CtisMestVm City RsOway Stock.55 @00 sThsHSstbn itantng and Maaufactaring ? -Company's Phosphate Works..100 @00 fBarliilnn saaWSsvsirnsh Railroad Bonds (State guarantee).60 ft 32 : Srsrrnan sad Charleston Bailroad Stock.21 ft 22 CRy of Savannah Bonds.92 ft 03 OSr St BvssAAah. Coupons (due previous ^, .to 1st Jane, W86>.93 @00 ttty of Savannah Coupons idue after 1st June, 1858).96 @C0 Mst?tsnts ?rvl Caarieston Railroad stock. .48 ?00 Wafshis-aad Ohaxtestoo Bailroad Bsnda.87 ?68^ ifempfita and CharleatonR. B. Conr>cn9v.93 ft00 Ssparta far tia?;?Wesk ending TMsrraday ,.t.y. ?A : J nae 10 TJVRRPOOL-Per Br bark Dalkeith-225 ba?a fea - -Msaai sad 69? bales Upland Cotton. 91 bags Cot? ton Itssat 1708 bela Basin, 241 bbls Spirits Tur? pentine, 308 tons Phosphate, Hf TOBI-Per steamship Saragossa-395 bales Upland Cotton, ?9 tierces Bice. 35 bale? Yarn. 12 bund ?es Papar, 12 casks Clay, 38 packages hun. dries. 2416 bbls Potatoes, 1242 boxes Vegetables. ....Pv steam***? Janies Adgar-t bags Fes Ssa lamed and 2U bales Upland Cotton, 103 tierces Bios, 96 Dale* Tam, ft bbls Bovin. 166 . Km pty Barrels, 28 packages Sandries, 28tl bbls ' "* Potatoes, 1897 eater Vegetables... .Per sehr My rover-188 Oates Upland Cotton, 147 bbls SpMta _ Turp?n uno, 180 M leet River Boards, 27 M feet g i tiffl Boards, a packages Mdse. : PHILADELPHIA-Per steamship Prometheus-601 kales Cotton, 76 bales Domestics. 40 bales Yarn, " 146 >>bii ?oeiD. 50 bola Soirtts Turpentine, 26 tons Iron. 28 berces Bice, 195 bbls Potatoes, 320 basas Vece tables_Per steamship J W Ever HMD-87 tierces Bice, 678 bates Upland Cotton, 189 bales Yams and Domestics, 2 tierces Bees-1 : wax. 8 bag?. Peanut?, 50t.blaM,irits I arpen tine, 16? bbls Rosin, 468 bbls sad 244 crates Vegeta? bles, and sundry Packages. - BALTIMORE-Ptr steamship Pea OuU-108 tierces Bios, 448 bales Upland Cotton. 271 bbls Rosin, ST bales Domes'ice 89 balea Bacs, 4 bales Bides, ? i 836-boara and 265 bbls Vegetables. 20 packages ' ' Bundries-Per steanubtp Maryland- 98 tierces Btoe, 668 bales Cotton, 44 bales Yai n, 60 bbls Rosin. 25 bales Race. 60 caiks Clav. 4 Hides, 860 bbs? Potatoes, 657 bc xe* Vegetables, 128 pack? ages Sundries. THE CHA RLES TU V HARKET, 1 (J g miBs wara nmno rota 10, 1889. Tar Caops-The weather io ti is vicinity for the mask just passed has. been extremely dry, bat in seme sections of the interior favorable ah o wera have taken aUee, This sbsanoe of mois turo has been unfavor? able to the com and rice crops, but the hot sun and airy weather have had a good effect on cotton, and reports show that under Ita Influence thia slant ls -steadily lm| roving from the damaging effect or a col J spring. Tara Corrow Marrar.-The Northern manufac? turers bavtnf found t h em < el ve s with rather a scanty mpv j ot tut? article to carry them forward to the next crop, have biea literal boyer? ia th? southern markets for the period under review; but in cen?e auenco of the advanced state of the season, std the ?wnseqnent limited nature ol the stocks, they have lound it difficult to purchase good gradea of the Staple, which united to increase firmness at Liver jpool. ass ns used prices to steadily imp ove and in the- Eng!! sh mart et ru id ?> lin g uplands, which opened at ll Kd. improved to llhi?. ; at Now York they ad ran oed (rom tjf^c. to ?Tj^o., and at thia potni mld dThngs which b<?ja at 28};o. barJeued to 80c. 9 tb. Tba transaction? sad prices at Liverpool and New Sark for tho week have been as follows: Oo Friday, Jane 4, the former w*i a shade fl. mc- and m ire ac* Mve, sa'es 20.0?O bales, uplands ll J*d-, the latter waa ^Wri.eaJfsS.QQ t'tfes at SO^c. On Saturday tba flaroief con.inned active, sales 15,000 b.iKs, uplands IIS -I; the latter waa firmer, salts 35C0 bal?, at 30K cia OJ Monday the former was active, sales 13.i 00 tales upland? llXd : >he latter was firmer, ?alee 1900 bales at 30j?o. On Tuesday the io.rrer was a shade finner, ailee 11.0 K) bali s, uptatida Il^d; the Jaltsr was firmer and more active, sales 31Qt bales at SJo. ()Q Wedncstlay the former was quiet, sa^es ??KBW^eV.riplaniTs l?^l;~i?eTl?tlef was firmer and mor* afitfva, aa es 57^0 bales st Sljt<* -. Xcster dij the fermer was Or 1:tr, si PO lO.CCO balet?, Ttp Jands Ulf 1 ; tbe latter w-g steady at 31 |?e. The arrivals aifhs port for tho wo k hive bren 2 bags or soi -laid? sud Eloiiilai atvl 20W b i!c3 or aplsnds, agitost - ba . s sea bland arid FlorUsrand jW35 bi e< of Unlands tue wok Coloro, and 5 bips art islands a d r oridas an 1 2 >3 *x>ha ornplaid > tor the ?ame weok list year. T.eaa Hu>p?as har . como -fbrough th ; to'?wiag courV:-": 8ay.ol npi. adj. iK-r ?Oath viarorlaa * lu-oai, 2001 bales; per Njrtheast ?VB Kaarru . 13; 'nm -avaunih 50; of Baa laiaads, .ftvai Beau tot.. a. c., 2 b - gj. J. A J The stocks of the article in sight kt the latest date? veld as follows: . 1869. 1868. Moak in Liverpool. 883 000 648,(00 I Afloat from India.. 437.000 364,000 AfloW oom America.........?,. leAgft l"f " Stock in ^tufton,.......:.>.. ??.*? tJS. Afloat for London. 70.000 60,0 Stocl in Havre. 38 OVO ? 636 Afloat for Havre. ?.649 45.?? Stock in Bremen. 9.317 Afloat for Bremen. 4.889 3.192 Block In United Ehrtet porta..... 160.W7 147.018 Stock in the liUeaor towns.. 17,767 Total.M?,*? 1,624 286 ? Deficiency in visible supply "Pf"'. I 8tockof cotton held by Manchester spinners at j ! the mills, now 86,000 bales; same time 1868,106,000 j bales. Middling uplands, now lt*d ; then lt?d. ! The business for the week in this markt t has been ?as follows: ! On Friday, Jone 4, pnrehasera we?e restricted ?in their operations by the very limited stock ol the 'articleand the Arm views of sellers; ibe trana* c 1 Hons amounting to some 60 bales, ordinary to eood ordinary being quoted af ?6@27?; low addling. 28; middling. J8?c fA lb. On Saturday there was a good*demand and prices improved about. X<t V ft; sales 600bales, erd.nary to good ordinary being quoted at 26?@28; low mid? dling. 28? ; and middling. S9e *S ft.. . On Monday the etajle was firm, and^the restricted stocks prevented l buyere from operating; sales 70 bales; quotations unchanged. On Tuesday the market was firmer, and prices ad? vanced KcV.Ri; eales 300 bales, ordinary to gcod ordinary being quoted at 27(3 26 vc, low middling 29, . middling 29 K fa 80c ? ft. On Wednesday the article was firm, but in the ab? sence of stock business was limited to 61 bales; quo? tations M before. Yesterday the market was'quiet but firm; sa'es 225 bates; vis: 2 at 26?; ? at 27)? ; 33 at 28; 12 at 28? ; 2 at 28?; 4 at 38?; 40 at 29; 16 at 29?; 16 at 29?; 74 at 30. We quote: UTEUOCL CLASSIFICATION. Ordinary to sood ordinary.27 <?i28? Low middling...*?.19 62i? Middling..30 @ By New York classification we quote; Middling, nominally..30?<? FSA ISLAND COTTON.-The information in refer? ence to the growing crop of this article rn thia vicin? ity indicates that the plant, up to this time, has pro? gressed favorably. It baa been retarded som-what ! by cold weather, bat under Hie late genial suns has a healthy look, and is, in moat respects, making hopeful progress. There have been recei ved 2 bags ' of this class of the fibre. A better demand has pre? vailed for this staple, and the market has been fairly active, with sales of about 200 bags, the article clos? ing withs firmer feeling. Among the transactions were, say of Floridas, 67 at 60c. ; 9 at 63; 20 at 66; 5 at 68; 38 at 70. Of sea islands, 1 bag stained at 26; 1 ?do. at 38: -lat 00; 2 at 65; 1 at 70; 10 at 76; 6 at 90; 4 at Si "3 lb. We quote common Floridas at 60 a 6 J; medium at 60a79c. V ft. Sea islands may be quoted at 65@76 for medium, and 80?$1 $ lb for fin?. Bias -The market for this grain has been du)) snd prices bave bad au easier tendency ; eales a bern 2:0 tierces of clean Carolina, viz: 80 tierces at 7?; 67at7?;46at7H;61at 7?; 29at7?;40st8Xe 9 ft. We quote common to fair olean Carolina at ' 7?;good7?@8c JR ft: NAVAL exons.-The arrivals have been about 1960 barrels, of which 990 were rosin, 460 barrel spirits turpentine, and 610 barrels crude turpentine. The rosin was told at $434.50 V barrel for low pale; 13 2 4 ? barrel for No 1 ; $180@l 90 *A barrel for No. % and 91*80 tp barre! for No ,3. The spirits turp?n-, tine was ?old at 38c. an3 erode turpentine at $3 $ barrel for-Virgin, and tl -60 "fl barrel for bard. HAT.-The; e have boen received about 640 cale* of Nor th Elvo rand 350 bales, of Eastern qualities Won J: cr a sale of Girt bates of North Bi ver>at SI '.5 ? hundred, and a lot of Eastern at $1 40 9 hundred. COHN.-The arrivals hive been about 1703 bushels from Baltimore. With a good country and city In? quiry and limited arrivals, the market has been firmer, and jobbing lots of white Maryland are sell? ing a; SI 22(g) 1 33 %3 bushel, weight, bags included and SI li ? 115 9 bushel, in bulk. PEAS.-A cargo of clay and mixed, say some 1200 bushels, was received, which sold at (115 V> tusbol bulk. . " . FLOUB,-Toe market is well supplied with most rLu>?UU?a of Nortbom and Western brande ot this article, for which there his been a moderate inquiry during the week. We quote prices eomewhat easier, the rery prom'slrg charade: of the new crop caus? ing a general inclination in ratos to go lower. North? ern and Western super may be quoted at 86 25?6 60 H bbl.; extra at $6 75@7 25 ? bbl.; family ai $7 60 @8 $ bbl. ; and extra family and choleo at ?o# ll 00 *f) bbl. Southern quail ties are in light supply, and may be quoted at ta? 8 50 $ bbl. for sup** ; $9;o U 50 9 bbl. for extra, and $10(0.11 50 "? bbl. fur -emily to choice family. Bacon. -The firmer character of Northern end Western markets has caused a harder feeling he:e and sellers have some That stiffened their rates, and we quote prime shoulders at I5?@16c., and prime clear rib sidos at I8?@19c. f> rb. Burran-There is a' moderate stock of prime Goshen. Prices are easier, and we quote prime at 45o 9 ft. Wdatern and other lower grades sell from 80@4Oc. ?J ft, as In quality. SALT -lhere have been no arrivals of this article Store lots are held at 93?2 io ?. sack. INDIA BAOOESO.-The market for this article has been quiet. Gunny cloth 45? Inches wido and 2? fts to the yard, is nominal in the abaence ol transact, LS. Dandee bagging, 44 inches, IK the. for the yard, is hold at 30@35c. Sea island bag? ging, 45 luche j wide, 2 fte. for the yard, is held at 45c Bon.-The demand for rope ls moderate, and prices are somewhat nominal at quotations. We quote hemp at - cents 9 ft. ; greenleaf at 10 cents, and jute at 8?ft9 cents ?A pound. IROS BANDS ANO TICS for cotton, of the most ap? proved patterns, are offered on the market, at 7 a8c $ ft. Trarnn ANO LUMBTB,-Tho rcxrkct ls now well supplied, and the article ls dui?. We quote timber for milling purpoees trom $608. Shipping limber $10@16; 4 4fd 5-4 flooring heavy at $13@16 ? M. Bright lumber, Rood merchantable, from city mills, cut to rise from $221035 by the cargo. FaEiOHTa-Io Liverpool, by steam, nominal; by tall, ?d on uplands, ard ?d on sea Ulanda, with but litte going forward. To Havre nomi? nal. Coastwise vessels are in demand-To New York by steam ?0 on uplands, and lc. on sea islands, $1 ft tierce on rice; by sall, ?c ?A ft on cotton; $1 ft tierce on rice; 40c V bbl on rosin; $3 SJ) M. oa lumber ; $9(310 9 M. on timber. To Boston, by sail, ?@9-16o fl ft. on upland cotton. To Pro vi j enc J $3 fl M. on beards, ?c SJ ft on cotton. To Philadelphia, by steam, un? settled and nominal; by sall, $Ca7 $ V. on boards; $9 on tlm'-er; $3 per ton on clay; and $3 50@4 on phosphates. To Baltimore, by steam, un ettlfd and nominal. By eail. $6@7 fi M. ou boards-$8 60(44 ^ ton on phosphate rook. Vessels are m demand hy our merchants to talco lumber freight* from Georgetown, d.O., Daxlen and Saril? la River, Geo., and Jacksonville, Fla?, to North? ern lorts, and $11@12 $ M. aro rato3 on lumber aid boards, lhere is some Inquiry for lumber ves? sels for tho West ladle?, from the nae points, and $10 In gold is offered. EXCHANGE.-Sterling Bills-The rate yesterday was 160 lor sixty day tells. DoaiBSTio bxoBASOE.-The banks are purchasing sight checks on Now York ? discount; 5 days ? dUct uut. They are selling sight checks at ? prcm. GOLD.-Tho Brokers *?ve yostorday buying at 38, t.n J selling at 40. Marketa by Telegraph. Font, ION MARK tl TS. LOXDOX, Juuo 10-Soon.-Consols 92?. Bon"" q i'ct at 60?. bugir quiet, both on tbaspot ood ?float. Afternoon.-The Bank of EnpJau.l bas reduced ifs mto ol ?*count to hau" tho proj^nt rate. Tallow 4Cs Sd to 40? oM. Even! ug-Tn s bullion lu the Bink of England bas inc W.FOJ seven hundred and tea thou and poonda, bonds dull at ao.'-i. Xurpoutuia 23.1 Cd. bu ?ar steady! on 'bespat 39a SI. LTOBropi., Ju io 10-Noa-Ott vi firniT;u>. lind i l?d; rl.-a.n 12.1; euLi.-i 19.001 bi OJ. Sow corn 2Ts OJ; old 2i* Dd. Afternoon.- Provisions quiet. Other arti des u:> chun, i d. Kvenidg,-Cotton n rnftdo ?an-or; uplands Il?d; Orlcan- Md; .?a et 10 090 biles. HAVna Jane 10^- Jotton e?sler, both on the spot anu afloat; i.flj;l If ?0;?>'. Lyetui g--Cotton closed an changed, 1 I JU PABIB, Jone 10.-Bourse- quiet. Benfes .Titila. . Evening.- The bollion in tie Bank o? France has decreased Bil million francs. Bonrse heavy. Benlee T01?2. ... .. JDOkfESTJO lUBSprjS. , NEW Yons. Jiwe 10-Noon.-Stocks weak. Moa ey quiet at 7. Sterling 9?. Gold 39. Cotton steadier at 31?. Turpentine quiet at ?4?. Rosin Irregular; strained ta 30, Evening.-Cotton more steady, closing quiet; sales 2900 bales at 81?. Flour unchanged. Wheat a shade firmen Corn firmer. Pork (81?. Latd firmer at - 19al9?. Groceries, dull but steady. Turpentine 44a45. Benins $2?a8. Freights steady ; on cotton by steam ?. 62's 22?. Southerns duU. Money very I stringent at 7 per cent with V commission to coin. Sterling dull at 9?. Gold inactive at 39?. Stocks unsettled. BAXTEMOEE, June 10.-Cotton very firm at. 31c. flour fairly active. Wheat dull and unchanged. Corn advanced; white 95a90c; yellow 90c. Pork 832a 3128. Bacon acuve.' Lard quiet, 19?c. Whiskey WcaSL . ' . . CrscTHHiTi, Jane 10.-Pork in good demand at $32, held at the ?;bacon shoulders held at 14; clear aldea 18; ? lees offered. Lard huidle?; holders of provisions not offering slock to any extent. ST. LOUIS, June 10-Whiskey 94. Pork $32?; shoulders 14; dew sides 18. Lard 18al8?. LoTrnrrxLLX, Jone 10.-Provisions very firm. Pork $32 50. Shoulders I4?al4?c; clear sides 18?& Lard 19c. AUGOSTA, June 10.-Cot ton firmer; sales 270; re? ceipts 44; middlings 29. SAVANNAH, Juno 10.-Cotton was in good inquiry and bolaers Aim; middlings 29?; sales 326; re? ceipts 188; exports-foreign 3938. coastwise 381. MojiiLE June 10.-Cotton firm and in good de? mons; sales 1200 bales; low middling-* 27?; receipts 10?; exports 3f>23. NEW ORLEANS, June 10.-Cotton advanced ?c; middlings 29?, with an upwatd tendency; sales 1200;receipts 304; exports 2549. Gold 38?. Sterling 61?. Tork sight exchange par to ? discount. Sugt r -common 9?al0?; prime 13?sl3?. Molasses fermenting 46a66. Nashville Cotton Market. NASHVILLE, June 7 -COTTON.-lhere was ano? ther advance of ?c in New Yorkyeaterday, anda corresponding advance in our market, which closed firm as follows: Ordinary 24?; good ordinary 2Ca 20?; low middlicg 27a27?. NASHVILLE COTTON STATEMENT. Stock on h ind ?-cL-iember 1,1868.60 Beceived to-day. 61 Received previously..'50,489-50,640 Total. 50,600 Shipped to-day. 83 Shipped previously.48,990-49.019 Stock on hand.1.681 WHEAT.-Sales of 40J bushels old choice red at $126. COHN -We heard of sales of 300 bushels to-day, in shuck, at 67?; 1600 on wharf ut 78c, and shipments of ?800 st 82c, delivered m depot. Wilmington Market. WILMINGTON, June 9 - 1 UBPENTINE-Bas de? clined 10c. and wo quote sale.- of 174 Darrels at 14 tor virgin ; $2 70 tor yellow dip, and $160 tor hard, p?r 280 pound-. e KBITS IUBPINTINE- fales to-davof 115 barrels at 40c tor country, and 50 do at 40?c per gallon for New York packages. Kosis-ls unchanged in price; sale3 of 433 barrels at 3i 70 lor strain* d ; $1 90 for exua No. 2, and $2 60a 3 50 for >o. 1 ss in q taluv. Tan -34 butrels received and sold at $2 23 per burel Interior Cotton Markets. SELMA, June 7 --a es, 30 ba .& Low middlings 2Cc. Demand light and litte cotton offering. - COLUMBUS, Jone 8.-The-demand was light. Midd.logs nominally 28c. Warehouse saes. 43 bales. Receipts. 7 bales, t-h'pmente, 196boles. MACON. June 8- COTTON-The demand to-day was road, but there was little offering. We quote m t'dlincs at 27?e. Receipts tc-doy, 6 tales, ehip ments, 48 hale?. Sales, 35 balee, ttock on bond, 78 ? bales. Charleston Wholesale f*rlccs. ARTICLES. BAGGING. W yara Dunaee. 30 9 45 G nun v Cloth. - . ' j - BALE ROPE, ? lt-Manilla. - fl - Western....;. 8 M 12? Jue.;.i 8?fl 9 COTTON, 9 lb Ordinary to Good Ordinary. 27 & 28? Low Middling. 29 ? 29? Middling to btrict Middling. 30 @ 00 Good Middling,. - a - Sea Island....v. PO fl 1.60 COFFEE, fl tb-Bio.I 20 @ 26 Lagnayra.I is ot - Java. 35 ii. 40 FF RTILIZEHJS- I Carolina Fe tiL'zer, V 2000 lbs... |65.OD ta - Wando Fe rt Hirer.6C .00 ta - DoubleRcOnod Poudrctte. .... 30.00 rd) - Niles' Phosphate. 03.00 fl - Peruvian Guano, fi 2240 lbs._95.00 KB - Pacific Guana, fl 2000 lbs. 65.00 ta - Phoenix Guano. 65.00 (&1 - Baugh's Phosphate, ^ 2000 lbs... CO.00 fl - Rhodes' Phosphate, fl 2000 lbs... 105.00 ta - Rhodes' Stand. Manure-?65 time 67.50 'ai - OrehUla Guano-.$40 time 95 CO fl - Land Plaster. 24.60 ta - Mapes'SaperPhosphate,^ 2000 Ib|?5.00 (ai - Zell's Raw Bone Phosphate.|60.>>0 (is - Zell's Super Phospbatcof Lime. .160.00 fl - Woolston's Phosphate of Lime.... 165.00 Ca) - Woolston's Vegetat ir, fl 20C0 Ibs|05.00 @ - Croasdale's Gen. buper-Phos. net 60.00 & - Bowers'Complete Manure,net.. 60.00 fl - earJy's Phospho Peruvian, cash. C5.00 Cn) - Sardy's Pacific Guano, cash. 69.00 do - Patapsco Guano...,|05.CO OJ - FLOCil, fl bbl-Supe. . 0.25 fl 6.50 Northern and Western Extra. (5.75 SJ 7.25 Baltimore Extra. _ 2 _ Southern-Snper. 8.00 (?a 8.60 Extra. 9.00 fl U.60 Family.ll.CO (311.60 GRAIN- Maryland Oat?, fi bushel.! - (a) - Western Oats, fl bushel.I - (ce - Corn, fi bushel.I - ca - QA Y, fi cwt,-North Ki vcr.| 1.15 fl - Eutern. .| 1.40 @ - ? UMBER, fl M. ieet- I Clear White Pine, 1st quality.160.00 ($55.00 White Pine, good run.?3S.C0 (440.00 Yellow Pine. 20.00 (??25.00 Boards, fi M. feet-Rough.|l3.00 (?15.00 Grooved and Tongued....?28.00 (932.00 VOLASSES, fl gallon-Cuba.| 45 ta 47 Muscovado. 48 (g 55 Engar House. 50 SJ 1.00 Now Orleans. - (a) - If J VAL STORES, fl bbl-Tar.... - fl - Pitch. - ?a _ Bosln, Pale. 4.00 @ 5.00 Rosin, No. 1.1 3.00 og 4.00 Rosin, No. 2. 1.80 ((} ?.V0 Rosin. No. 3. 1.80 ta - Snlrits Turueniine, fl gallen. 39 (dj - OJ i'lin. .* ID.,. 18 (?gs - VA/LS-American, 4fl20d, fl keg.. | 5.50 & 7.00 POIKDE?-Dupont's, F.F.F. g.... 6.70 @ - Dupont's, FJP.F. 6.60 ta - Dupont's, Blasting. 4.25 fl - PRO VISIONS-W tb - - Bacon, Hams, fl lb. - 6% - Bacon, Sides. 18?fl 19 Bacon. Shoulders. 16? ? 1$ Bacon, strips. - (oj - Lard, in keg. - raj - Butter. 80 fl 46 Cheese. 15 fl 30 Potatoes, fi bbl. - - Onions. _ (di - Apples. sj _ RICE- Carolina, fl lb. 7 ta 8 East India. - fl _ SALT- Liverpool, coarse, fl sack.. 2.00 fl 2.10 Ll ver ?tool. One. - fl _ Sl't?AR, fi tb-Baw. _ & _ o o EE 6*: li ST ; ff: = <. c o & * a o o ? gg?? g ffffl *?. ci e? ex tc 'gig: sigla: gil ' sp ; ? ja& J ? jlSjlj s S S <o ? SI Irl fl? : S S: g: ! s ; oo : S SS co to il ?5S OJ SS c C. CA. ta* O to to M M . eOM I <x> to *? co oo ?c <*- ^ t 8?VS5S28-?S8S CC tO Ot W Lo ?OUCM-I 1 w. Bel re ? t? g M to. -a u c r & - ? oom ts 3 ? Eg t : : S* . ? ca cw 253 00 CO" I ?a Ie ; co; jS-5; aooo * S? 5? to ? ?n . cn. po co . gs M M Ot 3'to' '-qio*oen: la: sSSaSI A U CO -3 Cn CR 00 to X ic i- nts JD ot * "co -J wi o "co ?> M Ot IO lg Otto.-.- - ./rOty;*-? too-Jto-ato - ?cn - Joe O 1 $ tap Hs O * C lill 'gsiis,gif It : s: : 1-lUt?- CO IO V-co. I 25!: 00 CA I CO < O Ot ? io 221 S?0 Iii loSotEes LJS CO Ol j 5?' .> ? IO . *. CO Q 00 ^-JUXCKBIOO CO Ol ? 2 Vo >j i- p V 1.4 ? o otoc-j-acacsc-ato - MC-3M?-CtOCIC O ala "Bff Iii j' oi_-a ; ce ?S?* i? ?"i* oo . ci V -'"to ck . SS: ?S8Jg? gs] I ?St.: S? i o 3 .> ' tt. to I IS I If i NOTE.-We bave deducted Iroin New Orleans 37.43a balo Upland, from Mobile 15.6C0 bales, from Savannah 3040 bags Sea leland and 240 bales Up? land-and lrtim Charleston 2523'bac* Fea Inland and 231 bales Upland, the quantities received at those ports from \Tobile, Florida, Texas and Savannah.. comparative lCxports or Cotton, froto Ute Fort ot Charleston. FXrOllTED TO Uve rp col. Otber British Forts. SEA ISLAND Bales. Tots! to Great Britain. Bavre . Otber J rt neb Ports. Total to France. North of Europe. Total North of Europe. >outh of Europe. Wost Indies, kc. Total Foreign Ports. .3.787 UPLAND. Bales. 49.239 49.239 052 Boston. Rhode Island, ?x. New York. Philadelphia. Baltimore and Nor Uli.... Other United Sletes Ports. Total to Coastwise Forts. Orand Total. 3,787 33 2,620 2,717 602 2,404 C3.?95 6 060 1,784 97,019 0.1C4 17,330 109 ,0,604 bx ports or Klee. Naval Stores and Li-ini? tier from tile Port of Charleston, from September 1 to Jane 10.1860. Boston. New Fork. Philadelphia. Baltimore. New Orleans. Mobile. Providence, RI... Other 0. 8. Ports.. Total Coastwise] BICE. 1,761 13 608 2,024 6,670 207 403 .JO N. 6T0RE8 Barrels. 11,33s 6,864 1,096 3,860 L?HBEB. Feet 26 479 Barcelona. SI ajorca k a Market West Indies. Halifax, NS.... fit Johns, N B... London. Bristol, Eng.... Liverpool. Havre. Mont/'video. Gren Britain... Total Foreign.. Grand Total.. .1,143 70 70 26.C40? 2.71C '??6 12.183 8 447 806,126 4 320,221 2,1M>,3S0 2,?93,6C9 1,818,299 422,118 11,818,702 23,002 340,000 1,338,724 S 88,728 1.987 462 44,74?! 13.800,164 Stocks of Cotton tn the Interior Towns not Included In the Receipt*? TOWNS. , augusta and Hamburg.June 4 Macon, Geo.Juue Columbus. Geo.Juno 4 Montgomery, Ala.May2C Selma, Ala.June 4 Memphis, Tenn.Jane 4 Nashville, lenu.Juno C Total. 1869. 4.879 825 2112 1,200 761 0.667 1,619 17,76~ ?.ivr uh vi'.H>i?i.> PI; CLEA nao AND S :/LED FOR lins POAT. ? O MYA G N LIVERPOOL. The Hannah Lizzie, Ferguson, cieared.Way 20 Tbo Chiton, Wi'liams. sailed.april 10 inc Minnie, Roberton, sahel.,.. .May 13 DOMESTIC Scbr Prank Palmer, Lopham, e'eared..May SI M-hr Auna li (llover, ieriy, cleared.Hay 18 >. > I.S. Sc' r I illy, U?igb?i?, cleared.Juno fi Sehr Al ? i abt r. Aldrich o.ctred.June C Nebr Uar J arel k i ney. Div, ur.Juno 4 boor Itockinghsm, Mickelson, np.J.iue 4 PHILADELPHIA ?"ns Jo?io fl Devereux, ("lark, cloarotl.Juno 0 i onsigncea ncr ^ontti 1 rnutiua Uaitroau June 10, 333 bales Collen. 0? liases Domoati-'s, -ia package* Bacon, 131 bbls Naval -lures, 0 cara Wood, 1 eur Hook To i attn u? - gent. JJ J) Do^anssuro. ll< p kins i!cl'!if-r-o:i ii ? ..>, t II *e W Ho woos iv zci\ HodgeT& i o. co'd in t'i ? "?. n-icau- rir.t. o li ( o!).:i ."c Co, JefTontH i; CO K n-u. u .V Uowcll, (I W Stoifo i:, nod U a'boru Uu rim: !? Co, i'assciiffcf*; Per Btes in J \v kvurmaa, for Phllatlo'phle. lim* tl cu O'-\elll, Mia Jo II Ulli, Mr> M Oiil, M ry UM, ilia* ? i^a nt cn I. Mi*< i-aly O il, U i tl.7 ?du. Mi ".j ii, M:- W II m>ucr r baiters ll 8a-i-om lolunn Kbtciika mid It conk K aporta. NE'7 TOR1T-TVr PI.-VT N W ? m th-9 hsgs *TrJsnd a Sa i biles (J, land Cot uu. 37 bbl J 1.0 n, ?0 bb i. MM L-i ur, e .ii:.e, V> u Okni LiuaiMsr. ISO t n P. lrtn. 12c.sci Uti Ho da 2J i oxc T"ur ni nr.-, 11 rssks Lrandv, 1 casu Pu}.cr, 4 bales Iruinr stiavuijjy, Eu auipty Barrvlf. JRotiie tos. Port of Charleston.' June ll. PORT GAJUElNljAJtt, ' FHA IS 07 TUX MOO I?. Last Quart er, 2d, 2 hours, 1 minute, morning. New Moon, Oth, 10 boure, io minutes, evening. First Quarter. 16th, 9 hours, 0 minutes, evening. Pull Moon, 23d, 8 hours, 10 minutes, monmir. JUST. STJK um. I na MOOS BIS?. HI OH WATBB. 71 Monday.... 8 Tuesday.... OWednesday. lOIThursday... 11 Friday..... 12 Saturday... 13'Rnndav. 1..63 I 7.. .4 I 3..18 4..63 7.. 5 3..S6 4..68 j 7.. 5 sets 4..62 ! 7.. 6 7..40 4..62 7.. 6 8..38 4..?2 7.. 7 9..S2 4. 62 ' 7.. 7 10..20 6..47 6..3I 7.'. 18 8.. 4 8..40 9..37 IU..27 Arrived Yesterday. gchr Nettle Richardson. Davis, Baltimore-8 days. Corn. To West ft Jones, Jeffords b Co, Wagoner * Monsees, Clacius ft Witte, Goodrich, Winoman b Co, and Doughes b Miller. Cleared Yesterday. Steamship J W Everman. Snyder, Philadelphia-Jno k Theo Getty. Sehr N W Emitb, Tooker, New York-W Boach ft Co. Sehr Daybreak. Blake, Bath, Me, via BncrsviHe, S C- 3 A Fnslow b Co. Sehr G O Morris, Arils, Philadelphia, va Jackson ville, Fla-J A Enslow b Co. Sailed Yesterday. Steamship J W Everman, Snyder, Philadelphia. SchrMyrover, Brown, New Fork. From tb ls Pore British brig Teresina, lillis, Brietol Pill, May 24, for Un si ol. Brig Benrv Perkins, Mayo. Boston, June 7. Sehr W H Steele, Buck, Baltlaiore, June 8. Sbtpncws by i e'eerapb. SAVANNAH. June 10.- Arrived, bark Mary Ce'este from No v Fork; ?ehr Mitoaka from Baltimore. Cleared, steamship General Barnes for New Fork; ?hip General butler for Liverpool. Memo* j? ni*. Ibe fcbr Carrie 8 Webb. Brewster, for George? town, 8 O, cleared at New Fork June 7. The ?ehr Campbell, Torrey, frcm Georgetown, S 0, arrived at Martinique May 7. The scbrTda S Burges?, ?urge??, from Bucksvil'e, S C, for Belfast, Me, arrived st Holmes' Hole June 6. LIST UP SHIPPING In the Port of Charleston, Jane 10. VES?XLS UNDER 100 TONS. ADO STEAMERS COASTING WI rHIW THE STATE EXCEPTED. STEAMSHIPS. Manhattan, 1387 tons, Woodhull, at Adger's wharf, for New York, loadinc-James Adger b Co. SHIPS. B C Winthrop, 94C tons, f lewart, at Atlantic wharf, for L verrool, loading-Putterton k Steck. Bichard Ul, 985 tons, Wood, at Boyce A Co's ??har!, for Liverpool, w.iitmg-Street tros ck Cc. HARES. Maria (Bi), 690 tons, Webster, at Central Wharves, tor Nt wrestle Eng, loading-J ac T Getty. A ned oil (Br), -tous, lurplln, at Venning's wharf, for a Port tn Great Britain, loading-K Muro b Co. Helen rands, 563 ton?, Woodside, at bennett's wharf, for the Bio de la Plata, loading- ttreet Brother? ft Co. Sicilian, - tons, Percival, in the f tream, from Bos? ton, Ju?t arrive.:-Master. BRIGS. J L Pye (Br), 366 tons, Pye. at Marshal's wharf, for Liverpool, lo:ding-J a Enslow a- Co. H O Brocks. - tons. Brlec?. it Quarantine, from Matanzas, wading-w P Hall. SCHOONERS. Lion ;Br), Ul tons, McLellan, at Brown ft Co's wharf, ire m Matanzas, waiting-W P Ball. N W Smith, 295 tons, looker, at >dael's wharf, for New ?ork, loading-W Boach ft Co. S B Franklin, - tone, Mull, at Central wharf, from i Jardiner, Me. discb?rslug-Master. BN Hawkins. 396 to-ji, Wyntt. at Adger's wtarf, from Boston, dtfclurging- W Roach ft Co. Daybreak, 174 tons, Wake, at Palmetto wharf, fir BuocsvUItt, 8 C, ready-T A Enslow * Co. Winnie, 2S9 ions, Hudson, at Ada-r's wharf, from New York, difcharging-W Roach ft Co. Minnie Einplicn, 340 tons, Mmons, in Ashley Bivcr, lor Providene?, loadii c-L T Potter. Sar. h Watson, 813 tons, smith, in Ashley Biver, for Balumore, loading-J A tnslow ft Co. Anna E Glover, 298 ton?, Terry, at Brown b Co's wharf, tor Boston, loading-M Goldsmith ft Son. Sarah Cullen, 2'4 tons, A vi*, at ronheastern Bail? road wharf, for Philadelphia, loading-H 1 Ba? ker ft ?.0. G C Morris, - tons. Arris, In the Stream, for Jack Eonvil e. Fla, ready-J A Enalow ft Co. Nertie Richardson, - tons. Davis, at Kerr's wharf, from Baltimore, discharging-Master. Selah b strong. 145 ton?, Murray, in A?hley River, for Philadelphia, loading-Mister. .THU'TU Ct KULIN \ KAI L11UA D< GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE, I CHARLESTON, 8. O., April 9, i860, t ON AND AFTER SUTDAY. APfilL Urn, THB PASSCTOEB T KAI NS ni the South Oarollrs Bail? road will run ai follows : FOB AUGUSTA. Leave Charleston.890 *. v. Arrive at Augusta.4.45 P. M. Connecting with trains for Mon I.'ornery, Memphis Nashville and New Orleans via Montgomery anf Grand Jonction. FOB COLUMBIA. Leave Charleston.,.R.fO a. kV Arrive at Columbia.6.10 P. M connecting with Wilmington and Manchester R til road, ano Camden train. J?H CHARLESTON. Leave Augnsta.O.no a. M Arrive at Charleston.6.10 V. M Leave Columbia.7 46 A. ,u Arrive at Charleston.I ll) P. M AUGUSTA NIGHT EXPRESS ISTj.NDATS EXCEPTED.> Leave Charleston.7.30 P. M, Arrive at Amru?ta.-.'.lu A. M Connecting wltb tram? tor Mrmpliir, Na?hvlll> ind New Orlean?, va Grand Junction. leave Angosta.4.23 P. M Arrive at Charleston.LOO A. M. COLUMBIA NIGHT EXPBE?S. (SUNDAYS EXCEPTED. 1 Leave Charleston.?.05 P. M. Arrive at Columbia.1.45 A. Y OA^nccting Sundays excepted) with Greenville ant* Columbia Railroad. Leave Columbia.5.60 P. M Arrive at Charleston.5.20 A. M. SPM MBB VILLE i RAIN. Leave Charleston.(.36 P. V Arrive at Summerville. 6.10 2. M. Leave Summerville.7.10 A. M. Arrive at Charleston.>).25 A. V CAMDEN ?RANCH. Camden and '"olumbu Pa>senccr Trails on MON? DAYS, WEDNESDAYS and SATUBDAYS, connects wltb up and down Day Passengers at Ringville. Leave Camden.0 35 A. M, \rrUe at Columbia.ll.'* A. M. Leave Columbia......221,P.M. irrive at Camden.7.05 P. M Signed) B. T. PEAEk, ' pril 10 General Superintendent. grpatif Biltrrs. TRY PMIfllf'S HEPATIC BITTERS. THEY CURE DYSPEPSIA, A?J AU S19HASI3 Or TBE STOMACH A?TD LIVER. TUET ARE REC0M3IENBSD BT THK MEDICAL FACULTY. HEGEMAN Sc CO., AO ENTS, NE IP FORK. Harafactoedfiy C. F. PAMNIN, OBE?crj? Airo AroTH::AS?, C TI A JA ii 12 S T O X, R. C.. Otp-Rov Salo Oj aJriiffyisto Euc>'i/ieJtcrp.'~?i Peut uni y lo ruwflyr rASfES KSOX. ]? ? ? X * ? 1 l' Cotton Pnctors AXS GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS. AD: m SMITH'S WHARF, RAZTJllOBB. CONSiaSMBNiSOr1 COTTON, RIO a, ftc. BE ,[>l!;iH' LY ro: ci rd an I libara odvames wade Ibeicoo. Odors tor COBNBKI mcoN promptly executed with ciro a .cl attention, 3inos May 13 OFFICIAL. LIST OF LETTER8 remaining In the Poetofflee at Oh arie eton, for the week -nding JUNE 10, 18??, .Dd printed officially In TUE DAILX NEW?, ta the newspaper having the largest circulation in the City of Charleston, JES"Persons calling for Letters Advertised, should state that they are "Advertised." JEST Office honors trout 8 A. M. to ? P. H. Oh Sun. days, from 5 to 0 P. H. STANLEY G. 1 BOTT, Postmaster. WOMEN'S LIST. Addison, Miss S Adair, Emelia Allston, Mrs lt U Alquie, Miss M A Anderson, Fan Arther, Bella Austin, Julia Barlow, Mrs Barden, Mrs C Bennett, Eliza Beeb, 1 nally Bennette, Mary Be hr co ann, Mrs 0 Bewrf),' Mrs M Blaney. Mrs C Bland. Mrs F Bland Laura Blackbam, Mrs P Browning, Mrs E H Broughton, MJ> B Burns, Mary Burke, Mrs E Bujob, Miss J Brown. Clara Brown, Miss ld C Brown, Miss Jo? sephine Carr, Mis* A J carr, Mary Ann Carrison, Mary B Campbell Ann Chaplin, Mrs B A Clark, Miss B Cooke, Hannah Cooke, Ada (2) Travis, Sarah A Dcison, Mts DudleT, Mrs L blllott, Amelia FergOFor, Miss I Fludd, Sarah Kord, Flota OUiord, MifsE Gilmore, Miss N Gordon, Mis* E Gradlck, Garrie Hairlron, Miss A ? E Hates* Mrs M Mayne, Mrs Isa bella (col'd) Hess?, Mrs M E Beidennch, Emf lie Bolly, Mrs M Hydenwrigbt, airs E Jenkins, Mrs C H Johnson, Mrs N Jackson, Miss A Jt-nTord?, Emma Ki i.?, Mary E Lad .-on, Isabel A Legerton, Mrs iiowie, Mrs H F Lee, sirs E S Msyrsnr, Mrs E M ap'on. Miss H M an ago. Mrs B Mason. Fiera Meggett, Mis-: P Maher, Ellen Milne, Mrs ECS Motte. Marv Monroe, Miss Abby Mart?n, Miss C O Miller, Mis McGuinz, Mary Mcsweeney, Ma? ry Nelson, Ellin Nelson, tl lin M Fawley, Mrs B A Padelford, Lucia Page, Mattie E Pearce, Margaret Ramsy, Mrs B B tv odgers,Mrs PD Rodolf.Mary Ann Robertson, Mrs C Koddens Jane BoebblPz, Mar greth Boadin, Miss H Seymour, Mrs S Singleton, R?xe bell Sonntag, Mrs O soubiates, Sarah A Stevens, Jane Smith, .?arah E Smith .Emmaline Sine*:::. Mrs MB Small), Beater Mnltb, Eliza l?ompscn. Miss MA Theilmj, Mrs M Viney, Sarah Wallace. Lizzie J White, Miss P Wiliiman, Miss M Walker, Ann T Ward, Miss H A Winiam", Miss E Wilson, Mary Ann MK VS LIST. Anderson. Henry Garvey, Michael Oldenburg, A A rb ll ie, John -Jami s i ni ey, John Adams, Kev Jas Grand, L A Co Owens, Bbnben Adams, John Green, Billy Peoples, William Anrens, J?.hn Grant, B*v Jas Phillips, J S Allston, Col Ben Grantee, Willan Portwlg, W T Alston, Geer Graham, Quand Bant'n J M Baynard, Abra- Harnett,Arthur G Bestell, Andrew ham * Barrisun, Char- Reid, Charles Blauzman.Rlch ley Henry ard H Hartman, John Revus, Marena Balley, Clarence ?ealo, Peter (col'd) Blockson. Bros nales. Peter richardson, Jae Blanchard, Wi':- Heyer. JU ? G ham Hernden, A Y Bicheon, Joseph Bluett, N E Unrbert, John S Rosenthal, M Bland, B B Henckeo.John L Bowe, Carl Blake, Francis Uiere, J.hnny M Robinson. Kimon Bracy, David Hopk-nc, James r odgers, Henry Bradley, Henry Bolnie-, James Bosch, Capt Brassen, H Hodens, Geo: ge saliere, Robert Brady, Patrick E saltus. Jas Curry Bradley, Bron- Hull i o', Kirk 1 ^sunders, W gier Jeffers, H L Sanborn, Emery Brown, George Jerman, William A Brown, 8am K .-anders, G M (cord) Kennedy, John Sscut.B Brown. PW F Schmidt, tfalonah Barnett, Horatio Knzzcl Mr >chlondorff, H 8 Lawrence F D sci ?abe. Louis Back, Henry 'Lawlor, Jcsepb Seabrook, Etch Burrows, Hour; Lapali-se, J ard Burbins, R P Lunge, B D Serberling. John BuUwiskt). John Lupaliseo, Mons Sim?, JamesL Campt ell. James Martin, J G S in, m OL s, Robert Campbell, V Ma.uviu , Hern Slattery, I homas Callahan, Daniel I inri ch Smith, Henry A Ca'ns, Henry Mar.-ii, L Smith. Minnel A Cenny, Daniel Marcus. A Smith, L Churchill M F Mack, M Smyth, Jobn L Ciearv, P W Morse. Edward jfuuiur, If Chiton, Capt WU Mehrten?, cr. ri?- -ymes, Bnband liam U-fcr Taylor, James A Carolica Fdaca- Molloy. T P Taylor, ft ilium J lional Institut'' Murphy, P 1 hempson,'Mas Coue, Elet Mulder, corner ter L Ciffey, ahornas Murshand In- Iierney. Patrick Cooper, W 0 I spect'on sts 1 urner, Henry E Cross, William Muller, C F Ijeou, Mr. lato Curtis. James Mus: 1 for, Jacki on officer on board Darby, William (col'd) the Alabama Dargan, Dick Moir, Joseph Van Boam, Jo Davis, Francis Meyer, LOL ii feph (col'd) M yere, H A Von Eitzen, H H Douglass, Ir Jno Myeis, Gersbon Von Haren, Luis Donnelly, Fdwd Meye-, J F Wakfer, Charles l raper, B H Meyers, John T Edwar s, Thos Marti in Wagner, John BUrock J W Md 'otter, L Wugener, John Fliers. Henrv McGuire, James Wagener, Wm Farms. Her ry W Wa-binglon, Si Flejds, Prince McNamara, John mon Fields, John B Welch, Robt M Fludd, A McPherson, Bar- White, John Flynn, Joseph dy (col'd) (freedman) Fox, James Nayal, Mr Wi lUiuson. C D Preen an, E J W Mj BOD, F Williams, Geo Gardner.Lcrenf o O'Brton. Hon J F T ? O'Brien, L Zicbarias. P Gorse, Claus O'Brien, John Z egler. Moritz Sates. MARVIN'S PATENT Alum & Dry Plaster FIRE PR00I SAFES Are most desirable for quality, finish and price. : MARVIN'S SPHERICAL BURGLAR SAFES Cannot be Sledged! Cannot be Wedged ! Cannot be Drilled! BANK VAULTS, VAULT DOORS* EXPRESS BOXES, FAMILY PLATE SAFES, COMBINATION LOCKS Please send for a catalogue to MARVIN & CO., (oldest safe manufacturers) " . . , (2C5 Broadway, New York. Principal J?21 chutant St., PWla. Warehousea /108Bank St., Cleveland.O And for sale by our agents in the principal cities throughout Jfche United States FOR 'ALE BY WM. H. HIRD & CO., Nu. 203 EAST BAY, t UAIIlilCSTOff. vc.-'TTiWr 29 lyr pjt|,\ai?l?ltl..\A?. <v SKABKUUK; ATTORNEYS AT LA>7 AXD SOLICITO Ii a IN EQUITY, t liarlesron, 'S. V. OfTlc) in Hie Courthouse. D. LL OBAUBEIU',?!^, ? U>-Sendai.. .E. il. ? LABBOOK. .special at'enlion will bc pxld lo tno I'rofcocu lon ol Chains hold by parties outside of lue State. May I ffflffti.frgj gastt?gf< gtt^ PHCEIHTX ISO IT WORKS. JOHN F. TAYLOR & CO/ 8TJ00E880B8 TO . CAM EROS * CO.? Engineers Boilermakers &c, Not. i, e. 8,10 and 11 PR ITC HA ED-STREETS, ?NEAB TEE SET DOCK, ) Charleston, S. C. t STEAM ENGINES AND BOILEBS-MARINE, STATIONARY AND PORTABLE. BICE THRESHERS AND AULLS OF EVERY DESCBIPTION. SHAFTING, PULLEYS' AND GEABING IBON FRONTS FOB BUILDINGS, CASTINGS OF EVERY KIND IN IRON OR BRASS. Vie guarantee to furnish ENG I Nt S and B Ol LEB 8 of ss good quality and power, and at as low rates ss can be had in New Tors, 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 nao 8mos IT HOM * To 3SO horse power, including the celeorstel Corliss Cut-off Engines, Mide Valve Sta? tionary Engines, Portable ED gi BOB, Ax. Also; Circu? lar Mulay and Gang Kaw Mills, Sugar Qm* h Us, !? hairing Pulleys, ?tc. Lath and ehnigle Mills, Wheat and Corn Mills, Circular Saws. Beliing, lc Send tor descriptive Circular and Price List WOOD & MANN STEAM BKGINE CO., 1'ebruary 18 ?mos Utica, New York. fugs, (Remir?is, (fir. V H E POPI THE ONLY CERTAIN RAT DESTROYER. WITHOUT Disagreeable Results. _ \ ADOLPH ISAACSEN'S PHOSPHORIC PASTE, H EB METI CAL LY sealed and warranted to keep fresh foran rime-| the greatest discovery I of its kind tn the age we live in. No person need be troubled with BATS, MICB, BED BOOS or ROACHES, for air. Isaacaen's destructive remedy is within the reach of all. Prepared only by himself; from rare and valuable compounds, its cheapness kr as wonderful as its efficacy. Bun di eds ot testimo? niale nave been received ir om all parts of the United States. The great advantage this SUBE POP possesses over all similar preparations ls the FA OT that it is Cert jin lia its Effects, and free from the unpleasant o ess of rats dying ha their holes, sait causes them tr? leave the premises to seek air, and consumes them so entirely aa to No Disagreeable Odor. Numbers of references can be made to Persons in tais city, who have successfully used it. SOLE AGENTS FOB E OU rH CA BOLINA, ; DOWIE & MOISE, IMPORTEES AND WHOLESALE DBUGOIST0, Corner Meeting and Basel-streets. April 33 mwf 6mo_Charlee ton, 8. C. TUB GREAT. SOUTHERN TONIC FOR THE WEAK FOR THE PALE FOR THE SICKLY FOR THE AGED FOR FEMALES FOR SPRING USE d3-.NO BITTERS EQUAL. TO TIfKEL.eS; THE CELEBRA TED SUMTER RITTERS, made of PORE LIQUOR, HERBS AND BOOTP, so well known in Pharmacy: PERUVIAN BABE, CHAMOMILE FLOW? EES, SNAKE BOOT, CHEERY BARK, GINGER, And sunn other BBBBS AND BOOTS aa wiU rn ail cases assist Digestion, promote the secretions or the system in thc natural channels, and give I ONE AND VIGOR IO THE YOUNG AND OLD. MILE AND FEMALE! AU Cse it WUti Woudafnl Sucec i BRINGS COLOR TO TUB PALE WHITE LIP. RI.OOM AND REAUTY TO THE THIN FACE AND CARE-WORN COUNTENANCE. CUBES FEVER ANO CRE? ATES APPETITE. TRY THEM. USE NO OTHER. Ask (OT SUMTER BIIIEIW. io'.d by Druggists and Gioceis. jg^hee that our signature is over the cork of each bottle DO WIK & MOISE. POPRIETORS AND WHOLESALE DBPROISTK, .Mavis 16* Obarlestcn, P.0. jnroAs?fc s A. MACH urn, NO. 30 Ii ron tl- si veer, Charleston, ??. C., ?EOEERS, AUCTIONEER.-. BEAL ESTATE ?yr? ?J lOME?tA L CU HM >SS1 ON A OKA TS. IV'lt itttcnJ ti> Benins and" Heering of Renta md ?mrsbast] an-.l vie cl atoo-s, Baads, Gold, i:/vei and foal Ci-ta'e. * ALSO. -Sr lo tho Purchusa ot Goud> and Sunpties for pit A \ n tho country u;>on nealon ible terms. 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