The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, June 11, 1869, Image 4
THE DAILY NEWS.
<'I*e Voile*."
Three we ID cu went chopping out int? the Weet,
Ont into the Weet end ot London tows ;
Koon bad on tho bonnet ehe kept for her heet,
Aa? they ordered things wholesale, snd bsd em
"put down;"
For men must work and women ^f*'8'*'
And what'* earned at leisure ls spent in haste,
Thou(?b the husbands aro bemoaning.
Threo men sa? up at a lalosomo hour,
And trtuim'd then- accounts as tho funds went
They ?oo*?d for a equal), and they look'd sad and
sour,
And their coat s'.eeves wore rolled up, all ragged
and browo;
For men must work and womon mus! waste.
And bo dressed in the heijjht of the fashion and
taste,
Though tho husbands are bemoaning.
Three writs they a- e out In the bailifl's hands,
On ibe suing of one who wants money down;
But the deb'.oie, poor devils I can't meet tholr de?
mands; , ,,
So they go to a sponging house kept In tho town;
For men must work and womou must waste,
And the parents are beggar'd, tho children dis?
graced,
Aud good-bye to papa and his moaning.
[Judy.
The Cnarlcston Money Marktet.
THUHSDAT, June 10, 18C0.
?overal trau suctions in securities were made dur?
ing th ? week, but the demand waa limited and quo?
tations aro not materially changed. Southern bank
bills are still in demand. State f ecuiittea havo ad?
vanced, while city stock romains ot 68-the dead
look in Council preventing any nppreciation iu its
value. The stock of the First National and Peoplo'e
National banks are quoted at 110 to 111. Railroad
securities have advanced slightly, and we bave
added to our list the first mortgage bonds of the
Chtraw and Carlington Railroad, sold at 82 to 83%.
City Railway stock has advanced to C5. Other changos
unimportant.
SOUTHERN BANK BILLS.
Current Rates
Bank of Camden.80 ?00
Bank of Charleston..".80 @00
Bank of Chester.13 ?00
Bank of Georgetown.13 (3)00
Bank of Hamburg. 7 @00
Bank of Newberry.80 @00
Bank of South Carolina.20 ?t'O
Bank of State of S Carolina, prior to 1861.50 ?00
Bank of Stateof S. Carolina,after 1st Jan.,
1861.25 ?00
Commercial Bank. Columbia.3 (3)00
Exchango Bank, Columbia.13 ?00
Farmern' and Exchange Bank, Charleston. %@00
Merchant's Bank,Cheraw.10 ?to
People's Bank, Charleston.85 ?00
Planter's Bank of Fairfield. .... 6 ?00
Planters' and Mechanics' Bank,Charleston 85 ?00
Southwestern Railroad Bank, Charleston,
(old).70 @00
Southwestern Railroad Bank, Charleston.
(new).60 @00
State Bank, Charleston. 6 ?00
Union Bank, Charleston.07 to par
City of Charleston Change Bills.96 ?00
State S. Carolina Treasury Notes.92 ?93
BONDS. STOCKS AND COUPONS.
City of Columbia Bonds.68 ?70
City of Columbia Coupons.75 @00
South Carolina Railroad and Bank Stock
Smote shares).46 ?00
Carolina Railroad (half shares).21 @21 %
8. C. Railroad Six Per Cent. Bonds.75 @00
El. C. R. R. Seven Per Cent. B'ds.81 @83
S. C. Railroad Certificate of Indebtedness.88 ?00
City of Charleston Six Per Ct. Stock.68 @00
City of Charleston Fire Loan Bonds.76 @00
State of South Carolina Bonds (old).t2 ?83
State of South Carolina Bonds (new issue.
of January 1,1867).80 @00
State cf south Camltna bonds (issued lor
Bank of the State bill?).73%<3174
State of llouth Carolina stock.70 @00
State of South Carolina Coupous.80 ?00
People's National Bank Stock.110 ?00
First National Bank Stock.Ill (SO.)
Union Bank Mock.$9 ?00
Greenville and Columbia Railroad State
guaranteed bonds.63 ?CO
Greenville and Columbia 1st Mortgage
Bonds.75 (300
Northeastern B. B. 1st Mortgage Bonds.83 ?00
Northeastern R.B. 1st Coupons (post due).66 ?00
Northeastern Railroad stock (capital).$8%? 00
Northeastern Railroad Stock (preterred). ..33%@C0
Northeastern R.R. Certificates of Indebted?
ness.66 ?00
w and Darlington 1st mort, bonds. .82 ?82%
Charleston Gas Company Stock.21%?G0
Charleston City Ballway Stock.65 ?00
Charleston Mining and Manufacturing
Company's Phosphate Works.100 ?00
Charleston and Savannah Railroad Bonds
(State guarantee).60 ?62
Savannah and Charleston Railroad Stock.21 ?22
City of Savannah Bonds.92 ?93
City of Savannah Coupons (due previous
to 1st June, 1866).95 ?00
City of Savannah Coupons (due after 1st
June, 1866).96 ?CO
City of Memphis bonds, endorsed by M.
st O Rollroad.-... .70%@00
Memphis.and Charleston Railroad Stock. .48 ?00
Memphis and Charleston Railroad Bonds.87 ?88%
Memphis and Char lent on B. B. Coupons. .93 ?00
Kx porta for the Weeta ending Tiranda y
June IO.
FOREIGN.
LIVERPOOL- Per Br bark Dalkeith-235 bags Fea
Island and 692 bales Upland Cotton. 91 bags Cot?
ton Heed, 1703 bbls Rosin, 211 bbls Spirits Tur?
pentine, 308 tons Phosphate,
DOMESTIC.
NEW TORE-Per steam-hip Saragossa-396 bales
Upland Cotton, 49 tierces Rice, 85 bales Yarn, 12
bundles Paper, 12 casks Clay, 28 packages Sun?
dries. 2416 bbls Potatoes, 1242 boxes Vegetables.
....Per steamship James Adger-4 bags fee
Sea Island and 214 bales Upland Cotton, 100
Heroes Rice, 96 bolea Yarn, 54 bbls Rosin. 166
? Empty Barrels, 23 packages Sundries, 28(1 bbls
Potatoes, 1397 crates Vegetables... .Per sehr My
rover-183 hales Upland Cotton, 147 bbls Spirits
Turpentine, 180 M foot River Boards, 27 M feet
Mill Boards, 2 packages M dse.
PHILADELPHIA-Per steamship Prometheus-601
bales i ot ton, 76 bales Domestics, 40 balea Yarn,
145 inls Rosin, 60 bbls Srdilts Turpentine, 25
tons Iron. 25 tierces'Rice, 195 bbls Potatoes, 320
boxes Vegetables....Per steamship J W Ever
min-87 tierces Rice. 678 bales Upland Cotton,
160 bale? Yarns and Domestics, 2 tierces Bees?
wax. 8 bags Peanuts, 60 bbls spirits 1 urpentine,
169 bbls Kovin, 468 bbls and 244 crates Vegeta?
bles, and sundry Paokages.
BALTIMORE-Per steamship Pea Gull-108 tierces
Bice, 446 balee Upland Cotton, 271 t'bls Rosin,
27 baies Domestics. 89 bales Rog?, 4 bales Bides,
226 boxes and 265 bbls Vegetables, 20 packages
Sundries... .Per steamship Maryland- 93 tierces
Rice, 868 balea Cotton, 44 boles Ya< n, 60 bbls
Rosin. 26 bales Raes, 60 casks Clay. 4 Hides. 860
bbls Potatoes, 667 boxes Vegetables, 125pack?
ages Sun dr lon. "
TUM CHARLESTON HARKET,
Von THU WEEK ENDING JUNK 10, 1869.
THECBOP3-The weather lo this vicinity for the
week jost passed has been extremely dry, butin seme
sections of the interior favorable showers bare taken
Iliaco. This absence of moisture bas been unfavor?
able to the torn and nco. crops? but the hot sun and
dry weather have had a good effect on cotton, and
reports show that Ur der its influence thia plant is
.teodlly i m \ roving from the damaging effect of a cold
spring.
TBS COTTON MARKET.-The Northern manufac?
turera haring found themselves with rather a scanty
eupp'y of t?ls article to carry them forward to the
next crop, have b?cn liberal buyers in the Southern
markets for the period undor review ; but in conse?
quence of the advanced state of the Beason, ard the
consequent limited natura ol the stocks, they have
found lt di flic ult to purchase good grades of the
?tapio, whtcb united to increase firmness at Liver?
pool, tue caused pricao to steadily improve, sod in
?fae English market middling uplands, which opened
nt llkd. improved io lltfd.; at New York they ad
wanoed hom t( %c. to Sl^o., and at this potui mid?
dlings which bfgan at 28%o. hardened to 80c. fl a?.
Tho transaction? and prices at Liverpool and New
York for the week have been as follows: On Friday,
?fane 4, the former was a shade flt mer and moro ac?
tive, eales 20,000 bales, uplands ll %d ; the latter was
Armor, eales f i00 bales at 30%e. On Paturday tb?
. former cont urned ?cttVe, sato W.0?0 baie?, uplands
HXd; ibe latte* Wis firmer, salta 8500 baie? at 80%
gf.m. On. Monday the former was active, sole? I6.1 00
-4&S?C8 uplands l!%d; the latter was firmer* rales
3900 bates st SoJic. On Tuesday the ronner waa a
amado finner, sties 14.000 balea, uplands \\%a; the
tetter waa firmer and more aotlve, mles 8200 balee nt
8lo. On Wednesday the former WM quiet, ?ale?
10,000 l?eles, uplands 11*4*1 $ th? latter waa finner
and more toil ve, a? ?a 6700 balea at 81% \ lester*
day the former wa? Inner, aa'ea 10,000 balea, np
tends ll? i ; the Utter we steady at Slltfe.
Tks arrivals at tbia pott for tb? week have bean 3
teag? or ?9? "leads and Floridas ?nd 9063 bolea of
uplands, ?gain?t - ba /s sea leland and Florida? snd
1S3* b? ?? of upland? tao wok bolaro, and Shags
?MOulinda a>.4 f> oddas ea l ?59 ??is? of upland* for
Abe some week last year. T?ese supplies havo come
Jahrough th > 10 towing sources: My or Upland?, per
?oath karolina ? throed, 200 > bales; per Northeast
4aarn nail vi. 1 13; <r.im * a vana ah M> of ?O? lAtands,
jfrota Beaufort, s.o.,? bug*.
Tbs stock* of ?bo article insights* tbo latest dates
MO M follows :
1869. 1868.
.Hoc* in IJTorpool. 802 000 ?48.830
Boat ftwn1855. ?w.?oo 364,000
Afloat fiZ America. 140.3&0 1ILO00
Stock in London. 76.980 36,100
Aflost for London. 70.000 60,000
Stock in Havre. 88 0?0 46 626
Aflost for Haw. 99,649 46,83*1
Stock in Bremen... 9.217 12,106
Aflost tor Bremen... 4.889 2.192
Stock tn United 8t?tes ports. 160,637 147.918
Stock in the Interior towns. 17,767 1 2.693
Total.1,435,089 1,524,286
Deficiency in -visible supply . 88,847
Stock of cotton held by Manchester spinners at
the mills, now 86,000 bales; same time 1868,126,000
bales. Middling uplands, now lltfd ; then ll^d.
The business for the week in this market has been
as follows:
On Friday, June 4, purchasers were restricted
tn * heir operations by the very hmited stock of the
artli-lo and the firm views of sellers; the transac?
tions amounting to some 60 bales, ordinary to good
ordinary being quoted at 26?27)4; low middling
28; middling, 28Me fl lb.
On Saturday there was a good demand and price?
improved about %o fl lb; sales 600 bales, ord narj
to good ordinary being quoted at26%@28; low mid
diing, 28)?; and middling. 29c fl lb.
On Monday the staple was firm, and the restricted
stocks prevented buyers from operating; sales 7<
bales; quotations unchanged.
On Tuesday the market was firmer, and prices ad
vancod }?o fl lt.; eales 800 baree, ordinary to gcoe
ordinary being quoted at 27?28>?, low middling 29
middling 29>?6?? 30c fl lb.
On Wednesday the article was firm, but in the ab
uenoo of stock business was limited to 51 bales; que
tatt ons as before.
Yesterday the market was quiet but firm; sa'e
226 balos.viz: 2 at 2(5 ??; 9 at ?7#: 33 at 28; 12at 28>?
2 at 28>? ; 4 at 28# ; 40 at 29 ; 15 at 2?>?; 10 at 29?
74 ot 30. We quote :
LIVEM-OOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to eood ordinary.27 ?28>?
Low middling.59 &2i>>?
Middling.30 @
By Now York classification we quote:
Middling, nominally.30M@
F KA ISLAND COTTON.-Tbe information inrefei
onco to the growing crop of tbis article in this vicir
ity indicates that the plant, tip to this lime, has prc
gressed favorably. It has been retarded som*, win
by cold weather, but under the late genial suns ha
a healthy look, and is, in most respects, makin
hopeful progress, lhere have been received 2 bag
of this clats of the fibre. A better demand has prt
vatted for this staple, and the market bas been fairl
active, with sales of about 200 bags, the article clo
lng with a firmer feeling. Among the tran sac tlor
wore, say of Floridas, 67 at 60c; 9 at 03; 20 at C5;
at 68; 38 at 70. Of sea islands, 1 bag stained at 25 ;
do. at 35: 4 at GO; 2 at 65; 1 at 70; 10 at 75; 5 at 90;
at fl ft m. We. quote common Floridas at 50(3 0
medium at cora.70c. fi lb. Sea Inlands may t
quoted at 66@75 for medium, and 80@$1 1 )b ti
fine.
RICE -The mariel for this grain has been du
and prices have bad an easier tendency ; rales abm
2C0 tierces of clean Carolina, viz: 30 tierces at 7?
67at7>?;45al7H??l at 7S?; 29 at 7J?; 40 at Q%o
Yb. We quote common to fair clean Carolina at 7(
7%; good 7%@8o fl lb.
NAVAL STORE?.-Tue arrivals have been abo
1900 barrels, of which 990 were ronio, 4C0 barre
spirits turpentine, and 510 barrels crude turpentin
Tbo rosin was sold at S4@4 60 fl barrel for low pal
?3-34 fl barrel for No 1 ; fl 80@1 90 fl barrel for N
2, and $1 80 fl barrel for No.,3. The spirits turpe:
tine was sold at 89c. and crude turpentine at $3
barrel for Virgin, and tl CO ft. barrel for bard.
HAY.-The; e have been received about 640 bah
of North Uiver and 650 balea of Eastern qualltic
We n J! o a sale of 646 bales of North Birer at $1 j 5
hundred, and a lot of Eastern at SI 40 fl hun dre
CORN.-The arrivals hive been about 1703 bnsbt
from Baltimore. With a good country and city I
qui ry and limited arrivals, the market has l>c<
firmer, and jobbing lots of white Maryland are se
lng at SI 22@l 25 fl bushel, weight, bags include
aud $114@l15 fl bushel, in bulk.
PEAS.-A cargo of clay and mixed, say some 12
bushels, wae received, which sold at $115 fl bust
bulk. <i
FLOUR.-Tbe market is well supplied with mi
qualities of Northern and Western brands ot tl
article, for wbich there his been a moderate in qui
during the week. We quote prices somewhat eas!
the very promising character of the new crop cai
log a general inclination in rat's to go lower. Ncr
ern sud Western super m ry be quoted at $6 2536
fl bbl.; extra at ?6 75?7 25 fl bbl. ; family at S7
@8 f) bbl. ; and extra family and choice at $9@11
fl bbl. Southern qualities aro in llsbt supply, a
may be quoted at 08?8 60 f) bbl. for super; $9(q 9
fl bbl. for extra, and $10? ll 50 fl bbl. for lamlly
choice family.
BACON.-The firmer character Of Northern a
Western markets has caused a harder feeling he
and sellers have somewhat stiffened their rates, s
we quote prime shoulders at 15??@1 cc, and prit
clear rib sides at 183?@19c. fi fl>.
BUTTES.-There ls a moderate stock of pri
Stoshen. Prices are easier, and we quote prime
15c fl lb. Western and other lower grades Bell fr
)0@10c. fl lb, as in quality.
SALT -lhere have been no arrivals of this arti
Hore lots ore held at $2@2 10 fl sack.
INDIA BAQOINO.-The market for this arti
ios been quiet Guony cloth 45y niches wide 8
l?4 ms to the yard, is nominal in the absence
rani-act ioho. Dundee ba?ging, 44 inches, 1^1
br the yard, ls held at 30@33c. Sea island b
ring, 45 inches wide, 2 lbs. for the yard, ie held
L6e.
ROPE.-The demand for rope is moderate, a
prices are somewhat nominal at quotations,
ruo te hemp at - oents fl lb. ; g re on leaf at 10 oei
md jute at 8ya(?& cents fi pound.
IRON BANDS ANO TIES for cotton, of the most 1
iroved patterns, are offered on the market, a
?efl lb.
TIMM sn AND LUMBER.-The market is now 1
upplled, and the article is dull. We quote tim
or milling purposes irom $5? 8. Shipping timi
tlo@16; 4 4? 6-4 flooring heavy at fl8@15 fl
bright lumber, good, merchantable, from city mi
ut to sise, from $223029 by the cargo.
FREIGHTS.-To Liverpool, by steam, nomii
>y sall, %d on uplands, aid fi? on sea isbn
nth bnt litte going forward. To Havre nc
tal. Coastwise vessels are in demand-To 1
fork by steam %o on uplands, and le. on
Blands, ll fl tierco on rico; by sail, %c fl
in cotton; fl fl tierce on rice; 40o fl bbl.
o sin; $3 fi M. on lumber ; $05? 10 fl M.
huber. To Boston, by sail, >?@9-l6o fl lb
ipland cotton. To Providence 98 fi M. on boai
io fl lb on cotton. To Philadelphia, by steam,
ettled and nominal ; by sall, toa 7 ft on
0 on limber; fa per ton on slay; and 13 0
?1 phosphates. To Baltimore, by steam,
tiled sod nominal. By mil. $0@7 ft M.
loardB-$3 50(#4 fl ton on phosphate rook. Vet
re m demand by oar merchants to take Inn
raigbti from Georgetown, ti. a, Darlen and 8
? River, Ooo., and Jacksonville, Flo., to Mc
rn torts, and til? 12 ft M. ors rates on lon
nd boards, lhere is some inquiry for lumber
els for the West Indies, from the same points,
10 in gold is offered.
EXCHANGE.-sterling nilla--Tho rate yeetei
ra? loo for sixty day bills.
DOMESTIC KXOHANGE.- Tho banks aro pureba
Ight checks on New Fork % disoount; 6 da]
bice un t. They are selling sight ohtoks at ii pi
GOLD.-The brokers w?re yesterday buyin,
3, und Bolling at 40.
i i iM?-?
Markets toy Telegraph.
BOBEION MARKETS.
LONDON, Jun? 10- Noon.-Consols 02#. B
utet at 80K. bogar quiet, both on the spot
float.
Afternoon.-The Bank of Saglaad baa redete?
tte of 41*count to half the present rate. Toltol
d to 40? dd.
Evening-rh e balli on in the Bink of Knglanc
Mreaasd seven hundred and ten thousand pott
onda doll at SOX. Turp?n tina 28s Od. I
(?edy} on 'heapot ?Os OJ.
LxvxarooL, June IO-NI jon -Cortos: firm ari
ndOlXd; Orleans ltd2 salas 10.000 bales. :
?rn 27*0d; old 38? Od.
Afternoon.-Providion* quiet. Other article!
ian tc rd, p
Evening.-Cotton's ?hade ?Miar; uplands 1
titans ltd; aa'ev 10,000 baisa.
HAVES, June 16-jot ton easier, both on tho
nd afloat} taknt If 80*0.
Ly CHU g -Cotton clo? od uaehanged.
F AXIS, June 10.-Boone quiet. Beate? ,71f43o.
Evening.-Tho bullion In the Bank of France ha?
decreased six million franc?. Bourse heavy. Beute?
7?a72.
?OMJE8TTC MA&KBTH.
MEW Tons, June 10-Hoon.-Stocks weak. Money
quiet at 7. Sterling 9?. Gold 89. Cotton steadier
at 81?. Turpentine quiet t\t 44?. Rosin irregular;
?trained ta 80.
Evening.-Cotton more steady, closing quiet; sales
3900 bales at 81 ?. Flour unchanged. Wheat ? shade
firmer. Corn firmer. Pork 131?. Laid firmer at
19al9?. Groceries dull but steady. Turpentine
44a45. Bosins $2?a8. Freights steady; on cotton by
steam ?. 63's liy. Southerns dun. Money very
stringent at 7 per cent with ? commission to coin.
Sterling dull at 9?. Gold inactive at 39?. Stocks
unsettled.
BAXTIMOBK, Juno 10.-Cotton, very firm at 31o.
Flour fairly active. Wheat dull and unohanged.
Corn advanced ; white 96a96o ; yellow 90c. Pork $332
8125. Bacon active. Lard quiet, 19?;c. Whiskey
99ca$l.
CINCINNATI, June 10.-Pork in good demand at
$33, held at the ? ; bacon shoulders held at ll; o'ear
sides 18; ? less offered. Lard held at 19; bolder? of
provisions not offering stock to any extent
ST. LOUIS, June 10-Whiskey 94. Pork $32?;
shoulders 14; clew sides 18. I ard 18al8?.
LOUISVILLE, June 10.-Provisions very firm. Pork
$32 60. Shoulders 14?al4?c; clear sides 18?c
Lard 190.
AUGUSTA, June 10.-Cotton firmer ; eales 270; re.
ceipts 44; middlings 29.
SAVANNAH, Jane 10.-Cotton was in good inquiry
and holders fiim; middlings 29?; sales 326; re?
ceipts 188; exports-foreigu 3938, coastwise 381.
MOBILE, June 10.-Cotton arm and in good de?
mand; sales 12(10 bales; low middlingi 37%; receipts
1O0 ; exports 8033.
Msw CSXKAHS, June 10.-Cotton advanced ?ci
middlings 39?, wtth an upward tendency; salo
1200; receipts 304; exports 2649. Gold 38?. Sterling
61?. York sight exchange par to ? discount. Sugrr
-common 9?al0?; prime 13?al3?. Molasses
fermenting 46a55.
Nashville Cotton Market.
NASHVILLE, June 7-COTTON.-lhere was ano?
ther advance of ?.: in New York yesterday, anda
corresponding advance in our market, which closed
firm as follona: Ordinary 24?; good ordinary 2i;a
36?; low middling 37a27?.
NASHVILLE COTTON STATEMENT.
8 to ok on bind september 1,1868 . 60
Received to-day.?.. 61
Received previously.60,489-60,540
Total. 60,600
Shipped to-day. 83
Shipped previously.'.48,980-49.019
Stock on hand.1,681
WHEAT.-Sales ot 40 J bushels old choice red at
$1 26.
COEN -We heard of eales of 300 bushels to-day, in
shurk. at 67?; 1600 on wharf at 78.;, and shipments
or '?800 at 82c, delivered in decot.
Wilmington Market.
WILMINGTON. June 9 - 1 URPENTINE-Has de
ollued 10c. and wo quote sales of H4 barrels al S4 tor
virgin ; $3 70 tor yellow dip, and $1 60 tor bard, p?r
280 pound-.
M IIU?H 1 ITHPENTINK-Sales to-day of 115 barrels
at 40c tor countr>, and 60 do at 40?c per gallon for
New York packages.
ROSIN-Is unchanged in prico; sales of 433 barrels
at $i 70 lor strahle d ; $1 90 for extra No. 2, and $2 50a
3 BO for Ko. 1 as in q taluy.
TAB -24 barrels received and sold at $2 25 per
barrel.
Interior Cotton Markets.
SELMA, Juno 7 - >a!es, 30 baes. Low middlings
20c. remand light and little cotton Offering.
COLUMBUS, June 8.-Ibo demand was liant
Ml.id iuys nominally 28c. Warehouse sa es, 43 bales
Receipts.7 bales. Mi'umcnis, ititi oaics.
MACON. June 8 -COTTON-Ihe demand to-day
was pood, but there was little offering. We quote
mid dimes at 27?c. Receipts to-day, 6 bales, t-hip
monta, 48 boles, teales, 35 bales, ttock on hand,
78 i bales.
Charleston Wholesale ?*rlces.
ARTICLES.
OA OGINO, W yaru
Dundee. 30 @ 45
Gunny (Moth. - ?
BALE ROPE, f* lb-Manilla.. - ? -
Western. . 8 ? 13?
Jae. 8?? 9
COTTON, fl lb
? Ordinary to Good Ordinary. VI & 28 K
Low Middling. 39 @ 39?
Middling to Strict Middling. 80 ? 00
Good Middling. - @i -
Sea Island. 50 ? 1.00
0OFFRE, fl lb-Rio.I 20 @ 36
Laguayra..?.I ? -
Java.I 35 @ <0
FERTILIZERS- t
Carolina Fertilizer, f) 2000 lbs... |65.03 & -
Wando Fertilizer.60.00 uv -
Double RoBned Poudre tte.?30.00 ? -
Niles' Phosphate. 63.00 ? -
Peruvian Guano, fl 2240 lbs.95. Ou ? -
Pacific Guana, fl 3000 ?s. 65.00 <? -
Phoenix Guano. 66.00 ? -
Baugh's Phosphate, fl2000lbs... 60.00 (ci -
Rhodes' Phosphate. fl 2000 lbs... 165.00 ? -
Rhodes' Stand. Manure-?GSUrno 57.60 (cr, -
Orchilla Guano-.$40 time 85 00 ? -
Land Plaster. 34.60 @ _
Mapea'Sopcr Phosphate,^ 2000 lb 65.00 @ -
Zed's Raw Bone Phosphate. 60.00 ? -
Zell's Super Phosphate of Lime.. 60.00 ? _
Wools ton's Phosphate of Lime..-. |65.00 ? _
Woolston'? V?g?t?t?, fi 30C0 lbs 65.00 ? ._
Croasdale's Gen. Super-Phos, net 60.00 @ _
Bo wera'Complete Manure, net... 60.00 @> -
gardy's Phoapho Peruvian, cash. CS.00 @ -
Sardy's Pacific Guano, cash. 60.00 ? -
Patapsco Guano.165.00 @ -
FLO UH, bbl-Super. 6.96 @ 6.60
Northern and Western Extra. 6.76 ? 7.25
Baltimore Extra. - ? -
Southern-Super. 8.00 ? 8.no
Extra. 9.00 ? 9.50
Family.ll.CO ?11.60
ORA IN-Maryland Oats, fi bushel.! - ? -
Western Oats, fl bushel.I - ? -
Corn, fl bushel. - m -
BAY, fl cwt.-North Uiver.| 1.15 ? ~
Eastern......j 1.40 ? -
t, UMBER, V> M. loet- k
Clear White Pine, 1st quality.160.00 ?56.00
White Pine, good run. 38.00 ?40.00
Yellow Pine.?20.00 026.00
Boards, fl M. feet-Rough.?13.00 016.00
Grooved and Tongued....?28.00 ?32.00
MOLASSES, -? nailon-Cuba.?j 45 ? 47
Muscovado. 48 (g> 56
Sugar House..'. 60 ?1.00
New Orleans. - ? -
NA VA L STORES, fl bbl-Tar.... - 0
Pitch. - ? -
Rosin, Pale....... 4.00 ? 6.00
Rosin? No. 1.8.00 ?4.00
Rosin, No. 2. 1.80 31.90
Rosin, No. 3.si. 1.80 ? -
Spirits Turpentine, fi gallen. 39 ? -
(fe?mn. * ? ..... . 16 (c? -
VAILS- American, 4@20d, fl keg..| 6.60 ? 7.00
POWDER-Dupont's, F, F.F. g.... fi. 70 ? -
Dupont's, F.F.F. ... S.60 ? -
Dupont'?, Blatting.. 4.3d @ -
PRO VISIONS-fl Vb- -
Bacon, Hams, fi m. - ? -
Bacon, Sides. I83tf<a 19
Bacon, Shoulders......... l&X? 16
Bacon, Strip*.;............. - ? -
Lard, in keg. - (ev -
Butter. 30 ? 45
Cheese. 15 ? 80
Potatoes, ft bbl.;. - ? _
Onions.,. - ? -
Apples. - ? -
RICE- Carolina, fllb. 7 0 ft
Bast India. - ? -
SALT- Liverpool, coarse, ft sack.. 2.03 3 3.10
Liverpool, fine. - ? -
SUGAR, fl lb-Raw. - S . -
Porto Rico.. 13?>a 14
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NOTE.-We have deducted Irorn New Orleans
37.434 balea Cplaud, from Mobile 15,r,:o bulee, from
Savannah 3540 bags Sea leland and 240 balee Up?
land-and lrom Charleston 2623 bag3 Sea inland and
231 bale? Upland, tho quantities received at thofe
ports trom Mobile, Florida, Texas and Savannah.
comparative Exports of Cotton, from
tile Port ot Cit a neston.
EXPORTED TO
Liverpool.
Other liritish Ports.
Total te Groat Britain.
Havre.1.
Other 1 rouch Porte.
Total to France..
Nortb of Europe.
Total North of Europe.
i-'outh of Europe.
Wost Indies, kc.
Total Foreign Ports.
Boston.
Rhode Island, ?.c.
Now York.
Philadelphia.
Baltimore and Norotk....
Other United States Ports.
Total to Coastwise Ports.
Grand Total.
SEA ISLAND.
Bales.
3,787
3,787
UPLAND.
BalesT"
40,230
49,239
052
3,787
33
3,026
15
43
2,717
6,604
652
2,404
52,295
m
97,019
9.IC4
17,380
109
181,012
183.S07
K*porti or Klee. Naval Stores anet L,-i*?
oer front the Port of Charleston, from
September 1 to Jame io. 1869.
Boston.
Hew York.
Philadelphia.
Baltimore.
New Orleans..
Mobile.
Providence, BX...
Dther U. 8. Ports..
Total Coastwise'
Barcelona.
Uajorca ft a Market
(Vest Indies.
atufar, NS.
li Johns, N B...
[london.
Bristol, Eng.
Liverpool.
Sevr?.
Montevideo......
freal Britain....
Total Foreign..
Grand Total..
BIOS.
Tierces.
1,761
18 508
2,024
6,87?
207
403
70
70
25,5481
Barrels.
11,885
6,854
1,096
2,869
21,148
3,716
256
12?83
8 447
23,602
44,745
Feet.
806,126
4 830,921
2,159,380
2,293,669
1,818,290
422,118
11,818,703
340,000
1,358,784
388,728
1.987 463
13.806,164
1 tocks of Cotton m the isa tenor Towns
not included la the Receipt*.
augusta an? Hamburg.June 4
fa?on, Geo.jaue 7
?olumbus, Geo.,.jOB0 4
loutgomery, Ala.May 30
elma. Ala.,.june 4
leniphit. Tenn..*......Jane 4
Nashville, Tenn.,, v<.j uno 6
Total.
1869.
17.TM
bl ST UK VliiSSkfiliS
yr, CLEA RED AND SAILED FOR XBIS POhT.
FOREIGN
LIVERPOOL.
.'bo Hannab Lissie, Ferguson, cleared.May 20
'he Chiton, Williams, sailed.April 10
he Blinnie, Robertson, sailed.May 13
DOMESTIC
inttov,
ehr Frank Palmer, Latham, c'oared.May SI
enr anna E Glover, Ten y, cleared. May 18
?iv?. ross,
onrLiiiy, Hughes, cleared.June s
ohr MEI sher, Aldrich, olea red..,.. ..Jane 9
ohr Margaret ss Lucy, Day, up. .Jone 4
oatRockingham, Nic&erson,up....June 4
PHILAOK5.PHIA
ng Josie A Devereux, Clark, cleared.Jane 8
onsignecs per santa caioima Kaitroaa
Jan? 10.
186 kele* Cotton, 96 bales Domestics, 89 packages
lacon, 181 bbls Naval ntoree, & car? Wood, 1 oar
.oak. To railroad Agent, 1, r> Desausaure, Hep
ina McPherson ? co, t H A* W Bewees Pulser,
lodgers At co. Gold m th st 'on, Ostendorff ft co B
obis ft Co. Jeffords ft Co. K'wmnn ft Howell, ? W
teneos, sad cluehora. He ring ft Co.
Passengers.
Per steamship j w Kvsrman, for Philadelphia
(is* Ellen 0*Kettl, Mrs Joan Gil), Mrs M Ghi, wis?
[.rs qUL Mis? Koesi ni Gil!, Miss Sally G il, Mc
dwarda. Mr ?Ui"b, Mrs W H ^n>der. P Salters. 11
alcorn. Joh ?an Rl?f?i&? and R Ceoic.
exports.
?VT T*OE?-Per ssftr. N W MU tb-* bags fl island
a..u to? biles Oplosd Cot on. 87? bbl? 1.4? n, ?ft
bb is mslrlts 'nrpei.tiue, W.Ot 0 test Lumoer. 1M
?ona Pl f Iron, ? ? se? Dry Qo -ds 20 box?? Pu?
mmre, ll rooks Brandy, 1 oas* Paper, 4 nair*
Psptr fchavmgs, Be empty Barrels.
evanne IHM.
Fort of Chttrleaton. .Tune ll.
JPG arr GAJ?misrijj^j?.
?HA EB OT TBS MOOR.
Last Quarter, ad, 2 boars, 1 m?nate, morning.
New Moon, 9th, io boars, 43 minutes, evenir g.
First Quarter. 16th, 0 hours, 0 minutes, evening.
Full Moon, 23d, 8 hours. 19 minutes, morning.
BOTT
BUSS. I SXTS.
71 Monday....
8'Tuesday....
9:Wednesday.
lOIThuraday...
11 Friday._
12 Saturday..,
ISlRimdav.
4..63 I 7.. 4
4..fi3 7.. 6
4..63 I 7.. 6
4..02 I 7.. 0
4..52 ! 7.. 6
4..62 ! 7.. 7
4. 62 ' 7.. 7
MOON
RISES.
HIGH
WATER.
3..18
3.. 66
sets
7. .40
8..38
9..32
10..20
6..47
6..31
7..18
8.. 4
8..49
9..37
i 10..27
Arrived Yesterday.
Sehr Nettie Riohardson. Davis, Baltimore-8 day M.
Corn. To West ft Jones, Jeffords ft Co, Wagoner ft
Mousses, Clacius ft Witte, Goodrich, Winoman & Co,
and Douglass ft Miller.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship J W Evermah, Snyder, Philadelphia-Jno
ti 'theoGetty.
Sehr N W Smith, Tooker, New York-W Bosch &
Co.
Sehr Daybreak, Blake, Butb, Me, via Bncksville, S
C- J A Enslow & Co.
Sehr G C Morris, Arris, Philadelphia, via Jackson.
ville, Fla-J A Enslow ft Co.
Sailed Yesterday.
Steamship J W Everman, Snyder, Philadelphia.
Sehr Myrover, Brown, Now York.
From tilts Port.
British brig Teresina, Ellis, Biiatol Pill, May 24, for
Bristol.
Biig Benrv Perkins, Mayo, Boston. June 7.
Sehr W H Steele, Buck. Baltimore, June 8.
Shtpnows it y i e'om apia.
SAVANNAH. June 10.- Ari ivod, bark Mary Ce!o?to
from Ne* York;("ehr Mateaba from Baltimoro.
Cleared, steamchlp General Barnes tor New York;
thip Gineroi Butler for Liverpool.
Menin. i. ??.!?..
abe Fcbr Carrie 8 Webb, Prowster, for George?
town, S 0, cleared at New York June 7.
3he sehr Campbell, Torrey, from Georgetown, S
C, arrived at Maitmique May 7.
The scbr Ida fi Burgess, Burgess, from BucksvaTo,
S C, for Belfast, Me, arrived at Holmes' Hole June 6.
LIST OP SHIPPING
In tito Port of diaries ton. Jane 10.
VBB0KXS UNDEB 100 TONS. AND STEAMERS COASTING
WITHIN THE STATE EXCEPTED.
STEAMSHIPS.
Manhattan, 1937 tons, Woodhull, at Adger's wharf,
for New York, loading-James Adger ft Co.
SHIPS.
R C Winthrop, 94? tons, Mr wart, at Atlantic wharf,
lor Lverpool, loading-Patterson & Stock.
Richard III, 086 tons, Wood, at Boyeo ft Co's
whorl, for Liverpool, waiting-Street Eros & Cc,
BARKS.
Maria (Br), 690 tous, V ebster, at Central Wharves, tor
N< wcastle Eng, loading-J tt T Getty.
Ansdell (Br), -tot e, lurplin, at Veining's wharf,
for a Port in Great Britain, loading- B Muro A
Co.
Helen bands, 663 tons, Woodside, at Bennett's wharf,
for the Bio de la Plata, loading-street Brothers
k Co.
Sicilian, - tons, Percival, in the ?tream, from Bos?
ton, just arrive;!-Master.
BRIGS.
J I. Pye (Br), 365 tone, Pye. at Marshal's wharf, for
Liverpool, loading-J A Enslow Ai Co.
H O Brocks, - tons, Briggs, at Quarantine, from
Mutaneas, wailing-W P Hall.
8CHOONEB8.
Lion (Br), lil tons, McLellan, at Brown A Co's wharf,
mm Motanzas, waiting-W P Ball.
N W t-milli, 296 tons, 'looker, at edger's wharf, for
New York, loading-W Hooch & Co.
S B Franklin, - tons. Mull, at Central wharf, Lom
. Gardiner, Me. discharging-Master.
BN Dawkins, 896 tons, Wyiitt, at Adger's wi arf,
from Boston, discharging-W Bosch & Co.
Daybreak, 174 tons, Blako. at Palmetto wharf, fi r
Bucusvtlle, H C, ready-J A Enslow ft Co.
Minnie, 2P9 tons, Hudson, at Adgrr's wharf, from
New York, discharging-W Roach ft Co.
Minnie Kipplien, 340 tone, Simons, m Ashley River,
lor Providence, loading-L T Potter.
Sar.li Watson, 313 tons, Smitb, in ashley Bivor, for
Baltimore, loading-J A Enslow ft Co.
Anna E Glover, 298 tons. Terry, at Brown ft Co's
wharf, for Boston, loading-M Goldsmith ft Son.
Sarah Cullen, 2?4 tons, A vi*, at >ortheautern Rail?
road wharf, tor Philadelphia, loading-H 1 Ba?
ker ft to.
G C Morris, - tons, Artts, in the Sircom, for Jack
sonvil'e, Fla, ready-J A Enslow A Co.
Nettie Richardson, - tons. Davis, at Kerr's wharf,
from Baltimore, discharging-Master.
Selah B Strong, 145 tons, Murray, in Ashley River,
for Philadelphia, loading-Master.
_f?tlro??js._
Ct ll UT H CAHUL.I.-VA KAILKOAO.
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE, I
CHARLESTON, S. C., April 9, 1E69. (
ON AND AFTER SUTDAY, A PH IL lliH, TH B
PAS%L;:GF.R TRAINS of the South OarollTa Rail?
road will run aa follows :
FOR AUGUSTA.
Leave Charleston.8.90 A. ii.
Arrive at Augusta.%.4.45 P. M.
Connecting with trams for Montgomery, M em phi s
Nashville and New Orleans, via Montgomery anr
Grand Junction.
FOR COLUMBIA.
Leave Charleston.S.?0 A. M.
Arrive at Colombia.C. 10 P. M
Connecting with Wilmington and Manchester B til
road, ano Camden train.
FOR CHARLESTON.
Leave Augusta.....9.00 A. M.
Arrive at Charleston.5.10 P. M
Leave Colombia.7 45 A. M
Arrive at Charleston.5.10 P. M.
AUGUSTA NIGHT EXPRESS
(SUNDAYS EXCEPTED.)
Leave Charleston.7.30 P. M,
Arrive at Augusta.6.10 A. M
Connecting with trains tor Memphis, Nashville
and New Orleans, vis Grand Junction.
leave Augusta.4.10 P. M
Arrive at Charleston..?u...1.00 A. M
COLUMBIA NIGHT EXPRESS,
(SUNDAYS EXCEPTED.)
Leave Charleston.6.05 P. M.
Arrive at Colombia.4.45 A. M
Connecting (Sundays excepted) with Greenville am*
Columbia Railroad.
Leave Columbia.5.60 P. Si.
Arrive at Charleston....5.30 A. 31.
SP MMEBVILLE TRAIN.
Leave Charleston.3.35 P. ?.
Arrive at Summerville. 5.10,?. M,
Leave Summerville.7.10 A. M.
Arrive at Charleston.8.25 A. V
CAMDEN BRANCH.
Camden and Columbi ? Passenger Trains on MON?
DAYS, WET NEST) ATS and SATUBDAT?, connects with
up and down Day Passengers at KingviRe.
Leave Camden...........ASS A. M,
Arri?s at Columbia.....ll.no A. w,
Leave Columbia.2.2c P.M.
Arrive at Camden.7.05 P. M.
Signed) H. T. PEAKE,
April 10 General Rusertntsndeot,
Drpatir pilfers.
TRY
PAHKNI N'S HEPATIC BITTERS.
THEY Cults DYSPEPSIA,
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STOMACH AND LIVER.
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WUIHBN'g LIST.
Addison, Mles S Dudley, M>s L McGuinz, Mary
Adair, Emelia elliott, Ameliu Mcsweeney, Ma
Allston, Mrs lt M Fergusor, Miss E ry
Alquie, Miss MA Fludd, Sarah Nelson, Ellin
Anderson, Eau- Cord, Floia Nelson, Ellin M
nie dillard, Miss E Pawley, Mrs R A
Arther, Bella Gilmore, Miss N Podeltord, Lucia
AUBtin, Julia Gordon, Minx E Page, Mathe B
Barlow, Mrs Gradick, Carrie Pearce, Margaret
Bardon, Mrs C Hair?.0n, Mias A Karn-iy, MIB R S
Bonnett, Eliza E Kodiere,Mrs P D
Beck, fmily Hatch, Mrs M Bodolf.Mary Aun
Bennett?, Mary Hay ne, Mrs lita- Robertson, Mrs C
Behrmanu, Mrp bolla (col'd) i'odden, Jano
O Hesse, Mr? M E Roebblitz, Mer
Bewrn, Mrs M Hefdennoh, Eini- greth
Blaney, Mrs C lie Boadin, Mips H
Bland. Mrs if Bolly, Mrs M Seymour, Mrs H
Bland Laura Hyden wright, Singleton, Roxo
Blackham, Mrs S alrsE bell
Browning, Mrs E Jenkins, Mrs C H Bonntag, Mrs O
H Johnson. Mrs N Sor hi ates, Berat
Broughton, Mr? Jackson, Min* A A
B Jeffords, Emma .Slovens, Jane
Burns, Mary King, Mary E ?Smith, sarah E
Burke, Mi's E Ladson, Isabel A Smith,Emmaline
Eujcb, Miss J Leger ton, Mrs Sineath, Mrs M R
Brown. Clara x.owie, Mrs H F Sm alo. Hester
Brown, Miss M Lee, Mrs E S >mith. Eliza
C Moyranr, Mrs E Thompson, MiSB
Brown. Miss Jo- Mapson, Miss H MA
sephine Msnago. Mrs B Theihng, Mrs M
Carr, Miss A J Mason. Flora Viney, Sarah
carr, Marv Ann Meggott, Misil' Wallace, l.lfzio J
Carrleon. Bary B F White, MisrP
Campbell. Aun Maher, Ellen Wililmac, Mins
Chaplin, Mrs B A Milne, Mrs ECS M
Clark, M ins B Motte, Marv Walker, Ann T
Cooke. Bannah Monroe, Miss Ward. Miss H A
Cooke, Ada (2) Abby William?, Mise E
"Davis, Sarah A Martin, Miss C O Wilson, Mary
Deleon, MIB Miller, Mts Ann
M tuft's LIAT.
Anderson. Henry
Achille, John
Adam?, Rev Jas
Adams, John
Abreos, John
Allston, Col Ben
Alston, Geor
Baynnrd, Abra?
ham
Blair Kinari,Rich
ord H
Bailey, Clarence
- lil o ck pon. Bros
Blanchard, Wil?
liam
Bluett, N E
Bland, R B
Blake, Francis
Bracy, David
Bradley, Henry
Brassen. H
Brady, Patrick
bradley, Brun
gier
Brown, George
Brown, 8am
(ooi'd) '
Brown. P W
Burnett. Horatio
S
Buck, Henry
Burrows, Henry
Burhans, R P
Bullwinkcl, John
Camproll, Ja mrp.
Campbell, F
Callahan, B aniel
Came, Henry
(Jenny, Daniel
Churchill, M F
Clearv, P W
Clilton, Capt WU
liam
Carolii a Educa?
tional TuBtitute
Cone, Elct
Coffey, '1 bonis e
Cooper, W O
Croes, William
Curtis. Jamea
Darby, William
Dargan, Dick
Davie, Francis
(col'd)
Douglass, Tr Jno
Donnelly, Edwd
1'raper, R H
Edwar s, Thos
Elurock J W
li Hers. Henrv
Farms, Her ry
Fields, Prince
Fields, John
Fludd, A
Flynn, Joseph
Fox, Jamea
Freeman, E J W
Gordner.Lorenzo
T
Goree, Claus
Garvey, Michael
Jam'H
Grand, L &.Co
Green, Billy
Grant, Rev Jas
Grantee, Willan
Graham, Guand
Harnett, Arthur G
Harrison, Char?
ley
Hartman, John
leu lo, Peter
H aloe. Peter
Heyer, J C
Herne en, A Y
Uurbert, John S
U en eke n, John L
Hiere, J. Limy M
Hopkins, James
Holrao?, James
Hodglne, Geo: ge
Hull i o', Eirk 1
Jeffers, M L
Jerman, William
S
Kennedy, John
F
Kuzzcl Mr
Lawrence. F D
Lawlor, Jcseph
Lapali' se, J
Lunge, B D
Lttpahsse, Mons
Martin, J C
MaiuvlU'. Hern
L inri ch
Mari-b, L .
Marcus A
Mack, M
Morse, Edward
Mehr tens, Chris
tufer
Molloy. T P
Murphy, P
Mulder, corner
Marsh and In
spection ats
Muller, O F
Uustif?r, Jacki on
(col'd)
Muir, Joseph
Meyer, Louis
M yere, H A
Myeis, Gershon
Meyer, J F
Meyers, John
Maru in
McCotter, L
McGuire, James
W
McNamara, John
B
McPherson, Bar?
dy (col'd)
I Nay al', Mr
Mp son, F
O'Brlon, Hon J
O'Brien, L
O'Brien, John
Oldenburg, A
unley, John
Owens, Rhuben
Peoples, Wi.liam
Phillips, J 8
PortwiK, \V T
(lani n J M
Ri rsol', Andrew
Reid, Charles
BeDry
Revus, Marcus
(coi'd )
Bichardson, Jae
ti G
Riebeon, Joseph
Rosenthal, M
Rowe, Carl
Robinson. Simon
I- odgers, Henry
Roach, Capt
Milton?. Robert
altus. Jas Curry
?aunders, W
Sanborn, Emery
A
-anders, G M
Stent, R
Schmidt, t? alonan
>ch!ondoiff, H
hchwabe, Louis
Seabrook, Rich?
ard
Serberling. John
Situ-1, J ames L
SimmoDB, Robert
Slattery, 'I bomas
Smith, Henry A
Smith, samuel A
Smith, L
Smyth, Jobn L
su m ur, F
byrnes. Ru band
Taylor, Jamos A
Taylor, \\ i Ulam J
'thompson, Mas?
ter L
tierney, Patrick
limier, Hfnry E
lysou. Mr. late
officer on boara
tho Alabama
Van Hoarn, Jo?
pe ph
Von Eitzen, H H
Yon Haren, Luis
Wakfer, Charles
T
Wagner, Jobn
Wagoner, John
Wagoner. Wm
Wai-bington, Si?
mon
Welch, Robt M
White, John
(freedman)
Williamson. C D
Williams, Geo
F
Zacharias. P
Z egler, Moritz
Sates.
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( narie?ton, 8. C.
Office hi tho Courthouse.
>. a. ?siAWuntt,a?, Attr-GeevrsL. ?. .mannoox.
Special attention will be poid to the Prosecution oi
lianna bela nv nartlea eataA* et th* . Hf.? ?
J?^?^i* (totted Cc.
HONIX IRON WOHKS,
JOHN F. TAYLOR & CO J
8U0GE880R8 TO
C A H S II U N dc CO.,
Engineers Boilermakers &c"
JVo?. 4, 6, 8,10 and 12 PEJTCIIA RD-STREET8,
(NEAR THE DRY DOOK,)
Charleston, S. C.
STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS-MARINE,
STATIONARY AND PORTABLE.
RICE THRESHERS AND MILLS OP EVERY
DESCRIPTION.
SHAFTING, PULLEYS AND GEARING
IRON FRONTS FOR BUILDINGS,
CASTINGS OF EVERY KIND IN IRON OU
BRASS.
Wo guarantee to furnish ENGINES and BOILERS
of as good quality and power, and at ns low rates as
can bc bad In New York, Baltimore or Philadelphia.
AGENTS FOR
Ashcrofts Low-water Detector,
THE ONLY PERFECT SECURITY AGAINST
DAMAGE FROM LOW WATER IN
THE BOILER.
REPAIRS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
May 17 DAO 3mos
_________ FROM 4L TU 350
KmSSmSSJi horBO power, including tbn
4 "Wt ceienrateJ Corliss Cut-on
LWj ?fl Tc ? i ii 3 Engines, slide Valvo Sta
SaWfASS ?SBSJBI tionarv Engines, Portabio
I 3 \ I li I \ I Jil Engines, kc. A\no, Circn
I J k I Li 11 I 3kM ,ar Mulay and Gang Saw
[ja III IkJ jPJ Mills, Rugar Cane \ Us,
?KBHaW^seSSsl .'.un.ting Pulleys, kc. Lath
? ?WC*laPr3 and Shingle Mill?. Wheat
^?.f lyTl -j 'fr Jil a"(l Corn Mills, Circular
k^IluJ l| I ~ft|flp?5? Saws. Belling, Ac. Send
or~u ,r~m for descriptive Circular and
Price List.
WOOD vt MANN STEAM ENGINE CO.,
f ebruary 18 Cmos Utica, New ?ork.
Prap, Ctjemkols, ?tc.
li lt E POPI
THE ONLY CERTAIN
RAT DESTROYER
WITHOUT
Disagreeable Results.
ADOLPH ISAACSEN'S
PHOSPHORIC PASTE,
^^mmm^^ B EB M ET I CAL LY
AjayBHk sealed and warranted to
j&tikwmWV& Basse, keep fresh for all time
^flpxV~* v- ' JV%'-?''^^ U?e greatest discovery
?sSafP ' '-V fm of its Ki?d in the age we
^fB^^nHSB^mBS^H live in. No person need
^"^^lljlijfigsS?SF be troubled with -^Alg.
'J-*-^rjjrul^.?j?r- " MICE, BED B*a*JaJnr
ROACBE8. for Mr. Isaacson's destructive remedy
within the reach of all. Prepared only by himself,
from rare and valuable compounds, its cheapness la
as wonderful as Its efficacy. Hundreds of testimo?
nials have been received ! rona all parts of the United
States.
The great advantage this SUBE POP posseeseo
over all similar preparations is the FACT that it is
Certain, in It? Effecte,
and free from the un pleasant cess of rats dying in
their holes, as it causes them to leave the premises
to seek air, and consumes them BO entirely se to
Ko Disagreeable Odor.
Numbers of references ean be made to
Persons in tnt* City,
who have successfully used it.
SOLE AGENTS FOR SOU TH CAROLINA.
DOWIE & MOISE.
IMPORTERS AND WBOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
Corner Meeting and Basel-streets.
April ?3 mwf ?mo_Charleston, 8. C.
SOUTHERN TONIC
POR THE WEAK
FOR THE PALE
FOR THE SICKLY
FOR THE AGED
"? FOB FEMALES
FOR SPRING USE
*3TNO RITTERS EQUAL* TO
THE CELEBRATED SUMTER BITTERS,
nade of PURE LIQUOR, HSRBS AND BOOTS, so
veil known in Pharmacy:
PERUVIAN BARK, CHAMOMILE FLOW?
ERS, SNAKE ROOT, OHEBBY BABK,
GINGER,
And sus* other HERBS AND ROOTS as will in all
.ses assist Digestion, promote the secretions of the
ystem in the natural channels, and give
TONE AND VIGOR TO THE
WUNG AMD OLD. MALE AND FEMALE/
All Cue lt With Wonderful Stances
BRINGS COLOR
PO TUE PALE WHITE LIP,
BLOOM A2?D BEAUTY
TO THE THIN FACE AND OARE-WORN
COUNTENANCE. CURES FEVER AN D CRE?
ATES APPETITE.
TRY THEM. USE NO OTHER.
Ask for SUMTER ETHERS. Sold oj Druggists
od Grocers.
jarbee that our signature is over the cork of each
ot?lo. HOWIE ?fl MOISE.
POPRTETOB8 AND WHOLESALES DRUGGISTS,
May 18 16* Ob orienten, f>, Q,
rroiahB dt MACBETH,
Mo. SR JHrontt-street.
Charleston, b. C.
BROKERS, AUCTIONEERS. BEAL BET ATE
AMD
VMS NEILA SJ OOHnilflOa AGEST?.
Will ?attend to Renting aad^ Ueohng of Rent?
ad Durehsee and sale el Etoo ?a. Bonds, Gold,
ihrer and Real Estate.
ALSO.
To tb? Purchase of Gooda and Sappi tes forr>?tii
i the uonntry upon reasonable tetras.
toaraj. Bowns.Auuunnxm MiRin