The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, June 14, 1869, Image 4

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THE ?ALLY NEWS. DUU{H $100,000. Amanda Crate And 'Lima Spratu-. Ibey fell io 'ova at tight; Be liked her style. She liked hi? pile, And every t al og went right; - 'Twa* WH and coo, -and 'Hore rou," "My duck." "my d- ar delight." Alack t i las 1 . C - - lc came -to pass That boee should s offer b I'ght, - 9a And love, walch i ratted Too mach, be basted Ift ? breach of promise fight! . [Chicago Brining Post. OBITUARY. MU, Peter M. Wall?*?, o? ?partanburg. ,lDr. Pet? M. WtUane, of the Sp? r tanbar g j ?3a*?tte, died at Spaxttnbnrg Courthouse June ^ 1869, aged about severely-twoToar?. . -l?ie deoeased waa born in Charleston, 8. C., about 1797. He waa a grandson of Abner Sash, member of the Continental Congress, and one of the eerier Governors of North Car? olina, after whom the City of Nashville was aajned 'lhe father of Dr. Wallace held some Sp? connected ?iib the Customhouse. An .Uer brother of the subject of thia notice owned a Burp which was fitted out aa ? pnva. teer when the w ir of 1812 began. His field of operations was along the coasts of France and I ?fee]and. He there bet ame engaged to a Trench lady, whose parents required certified j ?Copies af the baptismal register, Ac. The I tether prepared the necessary papers and sent them by the deceased, then a lad of fifteen. Jin waa successful in running the blockade of I jp&Mi vessels then around Charltston, and reached France io safety. He found, however, that bis br ot nor w a? married, and only a few days bet?re bad left to resume the command of bia vessel in the English Channel. Neither ?the ship nor ita captain was ever heard from I again 1 Young Wallace, unwilling to mk a return borne under 'the- errcumBtarces, sought em ?i EDOD t on a vessel engaged in the China I le. Oe followed the seas for e few yean, -waiting Ohma, East Indies, South America, I Ac. He was on shore in ?ranee early m 1815, ?when Napoleon landed from Elba. He re num? bered diftinotly the enthusiasm of the old so! diera, and the grier ot the wives and mothers, j when couriers brought the thrilling int elli- I genoe to the town where be was at the time. A few years after, hts Teasel stopped at St. Helena for veter. end pro visions, .vb.cn the I feilen chief waa a prisoner there. With natural I ?ej?oaity, ho asked bave of absence from bis I ship- to see the il ns trions exile. A permit Awn an officer carried bim through several to on of sentinels, but when tn sight ot the bouse he was stopped by e guard, who told I tea that a pejks from the Governor's band was I aeoeeeery to go farther. He waited some time, I in the bops to see the distinga saed prisoner ?ame out mto the piazza or y aid, but was oom- I yelled to leave with bia curiosity unsatisfied. I. On his return borne he studied medicine. I, Comme to utfper Carolina in early manaood, bespent MM yeats teaching, and then.prac- J ticed' medici oe for many years in the lower part I ca*. Spar tanbury end in Union. About twenty- 11 fri years ago be bed me ed -r or the Spartan, I wbfrn had been started s el ort time before. In j Jos bends it became a controlling up-country paper. His career as editor embraced the ex- I cit mg period of 1850 and the few yeera pre ced-11 lng ead tallowing. Be wes independent and decided ia his views, simple jet pointed end I Jorciblo m bis style, baring many of the quali- I -scations of a "good paragraphist.'' Arter clos lng- bis connection with the pre 8 he encaged 1 fe mebntao urine, but with less success than > JbOowed his his effoi ts as pubhsher. The Lui- il ?re af bis plans in t usin?es, with the event I al * years, whion soou. followed, advaocing age and declining health, all these made their mark on f be? ?pirita- and energies, physical and men tal. * J? 1867 be resumed his dabee in connection * ..nih the press, bat tho editorial ' riebt hand" ti bed forgotten much of "its cunning." 0 It wee only at intervals that his pen moved so as to remind bis readers of his younger * .leys. He struggled manfully against the in- 11 roads of age and disease, on a Creme < >f unusual s ' tenacity and vigor. About two weeks since, as U -be passed from pia offloe, his feeble gail and h wested ap pear an oe drew forth expressions of fl aympaUiy ead uneasy forebodings from a ^troupe of friends as he pas J ed them. A physi- " ?Un present said: "This is pfobably tho last ? .toe we will ese tbe old gentleman in our streets.'' lbs ead prediction wes literally true, i He. went home, to d e. Hts closing days were t anent under the root of hie only son, wh -re . tem the family and inends be received those Attentions end minis tries which our nature * ?craves in the cn ti cai hours when "heart sud t tem" are failing. " I Thus hes passed sway one of the older mao mt oar. oom uuni ty, tad perhaps the oldest edi- . tor in our State. H s three Boore and ten Tem : bave been an esrenttel period m history. When 1 be came mto the world Jobo"C."Calhoun and William Lowndes were et Behool, Robert Y. % Hey ne wee pl ay ine itn the streets of < l barlee ton, c Potigru j end Cbevob bad just been admitted to ?eraotipe be/ore Burke, Bay end Grimke. John teflHaTe wes then Chiet-Jusiice of bia county. ? Hugh Rut led ea, John Dray to a. the Pin ci ne j B. 1 ead David Ramsay, were in their prime ! Saree, wttb their co temporaries, were laboring , together, by pnhUe end private influence, with . band a nd tongue and peu, to add to the reeour- ' ces, physic*u intellectual and motel, of the HU te w uer e Pro ? iden oe cast their lot. < " 0 I Bise, some other such ! I Cr an that we have left la empty talk ? 1 Ot otf achieves)eats, and aespalr of new." Spertenburg. Jane IL * * * * i AFFAIRS IX THB STATE. CreorsetaTfx?. < Old Georgetown is waking .un. A velocipede ! bas aotUilW made Ks anpearance in the town, propelled by its owner. Mr. R. C. Wallace. The I .andy streets, however, mads locomotion * -rather heavy work. ( Kershaw. Tbs crops in the immediate neighborhood of liberty Hill, Kershaw County, are suffering te rein. No rain baa fallen there in near loor weeks. Nevertheless, the crop? aie quite prom? ising, and enterprising planters ere pushing , things ahead with obaraoterisiio energy. Greenville. A meeting for the encouragement of the air j line railroad wea held in Greenvale on sales- J SThe committee appointed to commun;- i with the president and dir; o tors of the i company, were given until August to report, i Been Inti ona were adopted asking the mum- 1 cipal authorities for subscriptions, and asking I the selectmen to hold meetings and collect sub- 1 scriptioDS. A barbecue is to be given in July. Inion. The Union ville Times" comes to ns handsome? ly elad m a bran new dress. Tbe Union Coqntv Agricultural Society met on Monday last, adopted e constitution, and . appointed a o >mmittee of five to canvass the ?fiatriot m babalt of the Staie Agricultural So dety. The following r?solution was also adopt? ad: Resolved That the president of this socie? ty appoint a commit tee of th re J to protest against the winto J and intolerable taxation ?atoroed oa the landed property of the 8tate, end to invite co-operation with us by the State and other couotv societi s, WHOSO oppression le common with our own. Oconee W. H. Wooden, of Wal 'alla, has been ap? pointed s magistrate by Governor Scott for the Conni; ot Oouee. The Walhalla Courier says: "The intensely warm we ai ber of the past week oi ten d? y s bes been, since the recent rains, succeeded by ?old, unusual lor the Sfosoo. Th > cr<>ps. bow .erer, baye improved wondeifully, and now pr?? sent a nesltby arpea auc. Wheat croos in thia stotioa are g> ueraby fln<?r than tor seren? ! .years p-iBt." Tue interest rt the State in the Eeowee and Jtetkaeeegee rnrupike Company, originally ? Tal ned at i?OOO was sold bv tt.e County Com- i Dios ion era in, .pursuance of an ace pa-sed at the last session ot tba Legislature for the sum ?itte The county was the purewser. - ' ? Lastren?. Wednesday last was Rm urn Day for this dis- j triot-a .oui eighty cases being returned. This is the smallest issoo unce ilie war. Bob Young, a black fellow- shot down, I with'a snot gun, a colored mm by the name of i Joan Dial at Cl.nt.ou, lu tbs fall' oi 1867, hus been captured. He is m Jail at Concord. Ca- ' terras Coanty, N<>rtb C ralina, and awa ta the requisition of Governor Sc >ti. - ' . . ? . The e tei dance on sete-sday was small, com parauvely. No aa.es by public officers tnat we J beard of. Reporta of the wheat orop favora- , ble ; cool we . tuer ?nd gce-it ra ina keeping the i ?tuaiuativo oottob in the background, and the Bree? tnakroit strides by day and by nie h t. 1 Tbe District Agi icniiui ai Societv met io the 3 ?twortiiouse n ?oud.j. A number or acc?s- J ?ons were maoe to the n.embersbip E?ery -??mese mai. II th? uistnet euou.d ?oin and ? eaacMurage this movemout. ' Dr. J. A. ?ito*ai t died w.th paralysis in Lin- ' -sens on lbs IOU. Dr. Bwwart wes a r?aident i of Florid*, bat bad been spending some time in Laurens among bis friends. He was a prac? ticing physician, and stood at the head of bis profession, enjoying an extensive practico, and was admired and respected by all who knew bim. ? Lancaster. . Hr. Andrew Johnson HM yost completed a .ne Ador mill Si tuite on Lynch's Creek, in lan? caster County. The Lancaster Ledge? naya: "A genuine colton caterpillar, so-called, taken from a plan? tation a low miles . Booth of fae viUage, bas been left at oar offioe. It is claimed by profes? sional ones that there ia no mistake as td the identity." - .. . A correspondent sends the following crop re Sort from Lancaster Oonrthonae, under date of one 9 : .. . The condition of the crops in this county is not good. Cotton stands are bad and a good f deal ot it is not growing or ' promising to make anytbms like a crop. The county wiH average t^tnlrds or three-quarters of a stand, but will not make more than two-thirds or three quarters of a crop. Cotton is very backward and will require favorable seasons ana a Very late fall to mako the above figures. Corn ia a'Bo lale, and we can't expect to gather roll crops. Wheat is pretty fair. Oats looks well and are promising. - In the colored people I see no change or improvement. They seem to take no interest or very little in the farm, whether working for wages or part of the crop.. Our stands of cot? ton and corn wonld have been better if we cc old have sot tho freedmen to have taken the inter est tbafrTbey should have had rn the crop. They wonld cover the colton or corn when ploughing, and cat it ap when hoeiDg. The area io cotton and corn wil average about as it was last year. j_C0mg^ioL__ Exporta. NEW YORK-Per eteamsulo Manhattan-62 bass S I Cotton. 2G9 bales Upland Cotton. 101 tierces Bice, 110 bales Y ira, 36 bandies Paper 47 pack? ages sundries, 130 empty Barr?is, SJ40 bbla Po? tatoes, 633 crate? Vegetables. WILMINGTON, DEL-Per sehr Sarah Cullen-325 tons Phosphate Bock. cn ?neston Cotton ana Hace Market. OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS, | cn AIL SETON, ss turo ay Evenine. Jane 12. j Correa.-ThlB article was ia moderate request the transactions generally taking placa on the basis of previous ngaree; sties 250 bales, via: 1 at 28; 50 at 29; 74 at 29X; ll2 at 30. Wequote: LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION. Ordinary to good ordinary.-..27 (o)2S>i Low middling.99 &2JX Middling.30 @ By New York classification we quote: Middling.30X@ Bicz.-The mc.v<imeut in thia grain waa very limited; eales 35tierces of clean Oirolina at 7%o 9 lb. Wc quote common to fair clean Carol na at 7J> 7* ; good 7X@So flin. markets by Telegraph. FOREIGN' MARKETS. LONDON, June 12-Noon-Money 92^. Bonds 79ja'. Sugar firm ; spot 30s 0 Uto... and easter, adoat 28a M 29a. Evening.-Bonds firmer at 80>i - LTVEBPJOL, Jone 12- Noon.-Cotton quiet; up andi MX; Orleans 12; sales 6 00. Evening.-Balee of cotton 10,000, Rosin-com* nm 52. HAVRE, June 12.-Cotton opens unchanged: spot DAYANA, Jone H.-Bug ir firm; largo business. DOME-iTIO MABKETS. Nxw YOBS. June 12-Noon.-Mocks firm with an tpward tendency. Money active at 7 1-16 cama, is ton; sterling 9%. Gold 39X Cottm quiet and rm at 3:>?c Turpentine411*. Rosin lim; strained 2 35. Freight? quiet. Evening.-Money eas! r; daring * an 'i hours the apply was liberal at 7; subsequently it was aban ant at & 1 he b ink statement showj a sharp con -action, which undoubtedlv adj. d to the ?tnnseney f tho week. Morlan: WiiSX. Go d 33,'?. Gov rnm.nta stead;; 62'e 2UX<22X- stato bonds trongf Tennessee J, old, 67?67X; new 6ifs'i64',; iorth Carolinas, new. f6,^a57; Vi.giniaa Clab2. Cot jn Armer; sales 3500 bales at SIX. Four dall, eavy and lower. Coin scarce. Wuisu^yfiim. Poik rmerat$3162. Lard firmer; kettle 19?*a20. Naval to. ea steady. Groceries quiet. Freights quiet and inchanged. DALTTM BE, Jons 12 -Cotton very firm at 31>jc 'lour fairly active. Wheat firm but not quotably ii gb er. Corn firmar; white 98; yellow 9i. Fork 32 50. Bacon activo aud advauclug; shou.ders 15. jard firm at 19%&2\ Whiskey unchanged. Vir? ginias, old, 48 bid; coupons, new, 62 asked; North Carolinas, new, 65 bid. CINCINNATI, Jane 12.-Whiskey 92J9J. Mess pork ieldatS32 50. Btcon firm aud BCAIce; siiouldets 4; aides 18, closing Xe higher. Lard ht-H at 19. Sr. Lours, Jane IX-Whiskey firm at 91. Proyi iona doll. .Jeajpork$33 Bu-oa shoulders ll lear aldea 18Xal8X Lard qui . t. LOOTSVXLLE, Jane 12.-Bacoa ?bonUera 14J?; clear idealBX- Mesa pork $33. Flour doll; aapeiflne ii 50i5. WILMINGTON, Jane 12.-Spirits turpentine He ower, 39;,'. Rosin unchanged do prices; strained a TO. Crude turpentine 81 ?Jal 63 Tar (2 25. AUGUSTA. Juno 12.-Cotton lair demand, but hold ss generally abova the viewa of buyers, they eating toa for middling. Market closes strong. Salea 71 ?ales. Receipts 26 bales. SAVANNAH, Jone 12-Cotton market quiet, but Ira; middling 29a29X; sales 250 balea; receipts 471 ?alee. MOBILE, Jane 12.-Cotton active and excited; dosed irregular; salea 2250 balea; low middling i8a28X; receipts 215 bales. Nxw ORLEANS, Jone 12_Cotten buoyant ; mid lung 29&a30 . marie, nearly bare of middling; saleT*850 balee ; receipts 366 ; exporte 5068 balee. Sold 88>?. Sterling 62X- New York sight, par a premium. Sugar duU; common 9>^aiO; prime 13>?a 13)u. Molasses-fermenting 45a55. ' Havana Market. HAVANA. June f.- lae sneer sales of the werk cover obout 36.00 boxa*, and ano v a small fraction o' decline In the intermedlata and iower cia?' es, mostly taken on the basis Nos lt and 12 at 8)i t< 8X reals n. arrobe-quotations firm for whites through at 86 CO to 7 26 9 100 lbs >e)lowe do Nos 13 to 20 at 84 50 to 5 23 do; brown do Nos 1 an 12 at 84 25 to 84 75 do; Cucuruchos no Nos 7 to 10 ?t ts 75 to 4 12)? do; Muscoradoea bolder? dina to 7\ to 8reals for Ui r to good refining (83 87X to 4 V 100 lbs ) Ia cen? trifuga e. wi. lc i are scarce tor beat pel. crions, groce? ry qualidee 84 25 to 4 50; tower grades at 83 2? to 4 flo, and demand lor the two last classes very light; ibe Bioctis a r also very light here, and at convenient ottport?. Shipped during th- wees 43 923 boxe* and 2038 bhda; of whtou to the United -ta es 7029 boxe? and 1760 hhds; balance to European por's; leaving stock on hand in the two porta from where the shipments VP mido. Havana and Mat m zan equal to 366, 29 boxes and 21 iC8 hhds, agrnnst fi r ?ame period last year of 485,561 boxea and 12 966 hbds MOLASSES.-No movement oi importance; claved firm ato to 6X reals per keg; Muscovadoes 6?? to TX do Mos?T.-Receipts BmaU: firm at 66Xc per gallon. KUM- ?s lastauvla-d, with lesa demand. LIVA* IOBAOOO AND'"IQABS-Somewbat paralyzed on account of the immense uralt upon our industry; but i rices with limited transactions, remain as the trade are weil advised of, the factories employing 1G-B force in t v i log the weed rsxiQHTS-Had >he advantage of nore inquiry and eomewhat beter rate.. For F?lmoatb, for orders, 2 Bntisb ve-sels taken tor 3000 and 27i0 boxes at 4a each, hence direct. Nor b Hatteras_ bark John F. Cn?*e-850 hbda sairar at 87 c >cb, aud boxes at tl 75; Emma C. Litrhfl-U, t > lo cl at ciei - fuegos-800 hhds sugar at $9; b rk Marion, hf nee tor Q-oboe, at $7 eacb. Other vessels aken for Bevro, M?diter"anean ports and Liverpool at pro? portionale, atea IXOHANG*.-sterling sales of ?120,000; Paris 1,160 000 francs, including lOnUoen al. p-ya nie there. United > tates curren y. eta, $7??,uvC. ? losing rates if the week-Lo du, ?0 "ays' rLrbi. ai 13al3X premium; Karia dost j^aX disc>unt; u-.te.i staiM ourroncy. 60day ' sig t, at 27X?2'? discount; do. ?.hon ugh., ut 24Xa24do; oo gold, ehort sight, at 3X?3X premium. Boston filarliet. - BOSTON. Jane 9-' toms.-i here is no change lo notloe in the c flee market* borne lots ot Java tuve been shipped to New Torie. t>ut transactions have been quite limited Kn'en ot Jav t ?1244290; Singapore Java at 21a22c, go d and Kio at 2< a22o,' currency. Tn st. Dom jig o nothing has been doue and pr I oes aro comiraL tOTTOS.-the market for cotton has be n very Brm ibe past week, and tribes have advanced from lXa2c Der lb. The stock ia at out 90>'U baie?, ano tbe rroeipti for the balance of the cotton year it Ilk iv to beq'dte emili lhere has beeu a fir demand from aianut.icturers wltb sales of 3000 bales, and prices BOW range from 2'>)>27)ic for ordinary ; 28a'-9 ; tor jood ordinary ; Sda3lc fur low middling, and 31a?2o tor midd i?g m. ludinji nplaide nd gulf. DOMESTIC j.-i bete baa been qui e an active specu? lative demand for cotton goods. a?d at the i w pno s 3i evlou - j noticed some considerable lots have been MOghtup. Woollens h.ve also been more inquired or and sales hive been larger than tor earrie previ m weeks. Altogether there is a better feeling m . e dr? goods m .rk?t, al,hough prices are still quito intaliifa t irv. Gmnrx BAOS-i he sues have been 8 4 balea at 16X .17c currency. GSNXT CXOTW-De mend ac?T? tad maltet dm; Bale? of 3000 bales st 9?<?i0e gold, ia bond, tad 33c currency. ........ . BAT-Harket steady and firm, with s lair demand; sales of hast em and Northern at $18aM per ton, and choleo lota at sb ad vscee on the latter rate... NATAL STOB ES- Spli its turpentine bas been quiet at 47*4 Sc per calkin, with - small sales. Tu tar, no th aot any consequence hat been done. In rotas, * of 400 bbls No 3 at $993, and 200 bble good No 1 at ti 75 per bb'. Pit:h ts quiet. Bios-Market dull and the sales have been confin? ed to small lota. -Thc New Toxic Vegetable Market. NEW TOBE. Jane 9. -YrQETABLXS.-There is a trifle more activity in old potatoes through the clo ina out of the ends of tome lots at late lo? figures. Prime peach blows, m double-beads, S2a2 20; Priuco Alberts m do, $1 BOal 75; loose $1 25; mercers $1 60 a2, m bbls; common 75c all. Carrots 12 per -bbl. Russia turnips (lal 25 p*r bbl. Norfolk small green peas will not pay freight; the opening price for L I was 15 26 per bbl. Bermuda anions are in large sup? ply, hy Eteamer Fah-Xee. and lower. Southern green a ruff is m creator variety and tending lower as we near home growth. Asparagus, L I and N J, per dor.$1 50a 2 00. Asparagus, Oyster Bav, per doz.a 3 00 Rhubarb, per 100 bunches. 3 00a 1 00 Bermuda potatoes, per bbl.alu 00 Bermuda tomatoes-per 5 qt box. 1 00a 125 Bermuda onions, per bbl. ACOa .... Bermuda onions, in hampers. 3 00a .... Southern cabbage, per bbl, prune. 3 00a 100 Noriolk green peas, mairowiet, per bbl.a 3 00 savannah and Charleston cucumbers, per crate. 3.00a 150 Florida cucumbers, per crate. 100a 2 00 Charleston string beans, per orate. 2 00a 2 50 Virginia string beans, per bbl.all io Charleston potatoes, per bbl. a 00a 6 00 Charleston squash,per bbl.8 00a 4 00 Nashville Cotton Market! NASHVILLE. June U-COTTON.-Market contin? ues firm and bury*nt at ad vane d figures. We quote: Ordlnarv 26)^25 >?; gocd ordinary 26>?a26J?; low middling 27J?a?8c. NASHVILLE COTTON STATEMENT. Stock on hand september 1, 1868. 60 Received to-day. 78 Received, previously......50,860- 60.028 Total. 6Q',9tSS Shipped to-day. 617 Shipped previously.49,308-49.925 Stock on hand.i .063 Georgetown Market. GEORGETOWN, a. C.. June ll-COTTON-No sales this week. We quote from 26 to 27c PT m. COON-Prime white coro ll 10 per bushel. TIMBES-Receipts 300 sticks. Salea 12n sticks ar d'nary and fair mill timber at Salir. Market look? ing up, and prospect of increased demand lor large, long timber. 'J URPENTISE-Yellow dip $2 75; scrape or hard $125; virgin dip $4 per bbl, of 280 lbs to tbe barrel. Savaanah Harket. SAVANNAH, June 10. - COTTON.-1 be demand for manufactured g ods bas given a more healthy as? pect to the dealers in tba raw material. Tbe piices paid during tee patt we k will tbow the confidence ot both beld?is and bayers; for we find to-day a strong demand or domestic shipments, and at very mu prices. Tbe offering stock of cotton ii light, and compos? ed almost emir .-ly ol tbe lowrr grades, it being cear ! Iv impossible to execute an order for tho middling on l better grades. In the unsettled stale ol the market, we give quo? tations as entirely nominal: .Middling 30; low mtd 1 ?ng '2D; ?OJJ ordinary 29)6. SEA ISLANDS - I here nos been more Inquiry for th" s aple ibis week, and the n ark et bas been swept ot its off-Ting ?lock, leaving only 300 or 400 bags uc? eo d, and i e d at limit? from owners which have brought purcua-c to is c one. Prices are irregular and rattier i-ighrr. but there is not burmese enough to furnish quotations. Tho r^. -eif t- ut tb is port elace June 3d, amount t > 2.231 bales upland and 7 bale* sea island, of which 2,220 bales w-ro received perCeutral Railroad, 10 ba.es upland and 7 bales sea isl ind per Atlantic and Gulf R il oa i, dud 4 b. les upland (rom landings on the savannah river. Ihe exports tor the ?ame time have bc ia 0.025 ba'ci up.am) ?Ld 178 bales sea isla'd. ot which 3,770 I ?lo< upland and 168 bales sea inland were th pp d io Liverpool. 1,031 bjles upland and 10 bales bea isl md were shipped to New York, ajd 621 bales upland to Baltimore. iticE-Very dull, and sto^k mull, dean, com? mon to prime, 7^a8!.;c. lomiuaUv; Interior routh, tl 50a 1 7?; sea . oast d >. SI 73a2 $ barbel, btock cf clean rice at prcicnt ID tho city, 2?0 tierces. Ill aeon Cotton Market. MACON. Janell -'OTION.-receipts to-day 95 bakes lites 8; sblpmenra none, ibo market con tinsel firm and iri.es are still advancing, tb ou g h the cffjrlaff stocu is nearly exh. ust.\l Wc quo e. Ordinary 24J?;gjod ordinary 20'j; low middlings tifa dUddliiW* 28 MACON COTTON STATEMENT. -tock K?ptemocrlet,I8G8. 1320 Itoci ive i thia week.t. 93 Received pievionsly. 57.942-68 037 Total. 69,36a Shipped tblt week. none Shipped previously. 6fl,G67-W.657 Stock on hand. 806 Interior Cotton marketa. ORANGE' UR j, June ll -Sales of the week 35 bales. We quote; Ordinary 25.-; low middling 20 V; middling 27,Sc. COLBA!BM, June 1?.-There was bnt a smaU quantity of cotton offdred during the past week. All otto i brou? kt io market, however, was readily sold on a baals of 2G?i for middlings Lonaigncesper soatn . aioiina maurona Jane 12. 173 hales Cotton. 66 b les Domestics, 25 casks Ba? con, 139 bbls Naval Mores, 172 sacks new Flour, 3 cars Wood, 2 cars Lumber. Io Railroad Acent, l'H S W Dewees. Johnston, Crews k Co, J .Marshall. H Cobia S Co, Graeser k Smith, La urey k Alexander, 0 Litscbgi. Stenhouse k Co, Courtenay k Trenholm, Claghorn, Berring k Co, Goldsmith k Soo, and W W tm ?th. Consignees per Northeastern Railroad Jane 18. 6 bales Cotton, 200 bushel* Bice, 638 bbls Naval Stores, cars Lumber, cars Phosphates, stock, To? bacco, boxes Ordnance. Mdse, fcc. To Reeder k Davis, J Marshall, Jr, S D -lonev, Elm man & How? ell, W W Welsh, s O l yford. W M Bird k Co, Bis? choff k Co, J s chtr arr, J A Quackenbuao. J M Cald? well k f ons. G H Wal er k Co, G W Williams k Co, NlemttD k Borger, G H smith, W Steele, and Order. Ps Mengers. Per steamship Manhattan, for New York-Miss M Miller, E L Wells, J L Odgior, J B Moore. Mrs W A hopkins, Mrs Heigham sud th'oe children, Mrs Wheat mg. A 8 Kui rows. W A ll o ppm, H G Loper and wife, Mrs M R Batuc and child. Airs Burges, Miss J W Uart. N B Bart, Mrs W A Burrows, Al. s J Foster. Mrs J McPherson Creighton, nurse and two children, Mrs S N Hart, J McPherson Creighton, caDtaln G H Walter. R N Orirman and wife, Mrs H Oppenheim, H D B Oppenheim, Mles B Moses, M Goldsmith, Mrs 8 Levy and daughter, P J .shaw, J O Bowman, W H Collins, s Levy, U Shepherd, F Gray, ? A ?witt and wife. ETanenwald, Mrs BFoidmaon, Miss J fe?key, Miss M ft aha 1, UsSH bebinson. J L Streeter and wile, M O'Brien, 8 Bairdeo. T O Bridges, G U (look, W B Griffin, H L Deann, T Bryson. W U (?riffln, W 1 yner, wile and child, D 8 s mit h, J P McEvoy. Mies K Af cEvoy. S P Allen and wire, F Hein, M Hein, R K ? onsdon and wlte, A P Burnard, Major Von Hon? man, Mrs Von Denman and two children, W Barral. R U Lowndes, Miss C Lowndes Miss E R L"wnde<>, E M Nyle, s M A sp In wall, F Rosebrook, Mrs E Ton cab and five children, and 8 in steerage. Per ateamship Magnolia, from New York-Master Douglass. MISB Douglas?, O Weincke, a Eh in?. F J M ken, H < onion, P B Rodgers, J M Phillip?. J fen? nell R i rem ley, lr, O Balley, W Oree ne, E P Hutch? inson, G l Pomeroy, si Martin, T Mann, ll Curry, D Laws, sad 10 (ll steerage. fer Btenmer city Point, from PalAtka, via ?ackson ville. Fernandina and Savannah-Miss Burtloit, Mi Bronson and lady. Miss Pent, Hr* Fitzgerald. Ca .t smith and lady, Alh-s smith. J Montgomery, two Mn-es Douglas, w N Stokes, Miss Stokes, Mrs E st Baker, Mrs Boagg, Cap tin Stone, E D Souter, Mrs 8 Hoffman. Mrs Carter. F Carter, C K Baile sud lad v, Mis- Cheanut, W B Gathwrtgbt, W M Biro, captain Dutcb, so. on Hobin son, W Recd and lady, F D Lee, H L P McCormick, W E Abbott, e corley, W A Whit? taker, S O Roberts, and 6 on d< ck. Carine ?rms. Hort of Cri:irlf?Bto.i. June 14, FHA L'S OF TUE UOCN. Last Quarter, 2J, 2 ao;irs. 1 minute, mo ning. New Moon, 9th, 10 hours, 43 minutes, oveuftg. First Qaarter. Kith 9 hours. 0 niantes, erosing. Fall Moos. 23d. H bou:s. 19 miriues moraine sos EISES. I BETS. noon SISES. mea WAXBS. 14 Moa J.),.,, 1 .61 16 Tuesday.... 4..f.3 i6iWednesday.! 4..5? U..20 .Mom. 12..IS 1..15 2..19 3..V0 4..21 Arrived saturday. Steamship Magnolia, dowell, New York-left - inst Mdse. '1 o Kavenel & Co, Ad .mt Expr?s? Co, Adams, Damon t Co, Aiken k Co, Adger & Co CD Ahrens. J Apple. C D A bruns k > o. Bart k Wirth, W C Borner. M P Broughton, J Blauc'te. J Barry. W S Corwin k Co, E Bates & Co. WS Corwin k Co, J O B ClauBsen, U k a P Caldwoil k Co, G ? . ook. T M Cater. 8 Conlln, 1 D clancy k Co. ameron k Bark 1 y. bowie & M o Fe, . origlass k Miller. H A Due H Daly, L Elias, Fuirl? k Co. Foisythe, Mccomb k Co. () o iran i.e. Furchgott k ero, I L Falk k Co, W J 'arr, H Gerdts k Co, Goodrich. Wtoewea & Co, C Oraveley, J Goudkop B Hast d, I Hyman, D B Ha? selton, V A Hunt, Jeffords & Co, K'atte st Co. O Ker? rison, Kinsman Bros, Klinck, Wickenber^ i Co G J Lubn, Dr R Lerji-v, Laurev k Alexmdcr, J Marshall. W Matthiew, n, T McCarthy, J G Mi nor k Co, Mul? ler Nimitz k Co. Pv ebz cr, At s Loy k Rice. J H Muller, Nonius BI ern Kajiroad, s A Nelson, North, steele k Waroel), D O'Neill, o k Co B O'Neill ? . v J 8 -lnclpar, t: ? ro. penbelm. Palmetto Plonerr Co? operative Association. D Paul & Co, J R Read, W P Bassel) ft Go, CRjaf. Blecke A Schachte, Baver-el 4 Holme?, 0 0 High ter, G W 81? ffens, W bhepberd, J N i iderosnn * Co, J F Taylor * Co, Thurston at Holmes, Mn Tann'unson, O Tidemann, Walker. >. vans ft c?J swen, Mw Watta Werner k Docker, W J Saus, Bailxoad Agen??, and Order. Steamer City Point, MoMiUan, Palatka via Jackson? ville, Fernandina, Savannah, ftc Mdee. i o 3 D Alkea ft Co, J N BobsoD, Pani, Woich ft Brandea, S Hoffman, Moffatt k Wharton, Mrs L A Cowan. Cor win k Co, Jeffords, k co, KUnck, Wickenberg ? Co, Kiecke Si Schachte J M Conner, J A Bickley, Sten? house ft co, Q OTrenholm, W S Hastie, and B Bradley. Arrived A e s tc rd a y. Sehr Matilda Brooks, Jones, New York-6 days. Hay. To King ft uiboon. Cleared Saturday. Steamship Manhattan, Woodhull, New York-Jae Adger ft Co. Sehr carah Cullen, Avis, Wilmington, Del-H F Ba? ker ft Co. Sailed Saturday. Steamship Manhattan, Woodhull, New York. &chr Selah B Strong, Murray, Wilmington, N C. Up for this Port. Brig Anericu=. Hand, at Boston, Jone 9. Sehr S H Cady. Wood, at New York. Jane 10. Seor O 8 Oro voa, Weaver, at New York, Jone 10. behr Shiloh, Hubbard, at Baltimore, June 10. - Cleared tor thia Fort. Steamship Maryland, Johnson, at Baltimore, Jure ll. Steamship Prometheus, Gray, at Philadelphia, June 10. Sehr Bockingham, Nie ker ?on, at New York, Jane 9. Sntpnevrs toy Te'csrapli. WILMINGTON, Jane 12-Sehr Du Saunders from Little Elver, S C. for New York, is reported ashore on Little Bi vcr Bar, sixty miles south ot thia place. It ia thought the will prove a total loas. SAVANNAH, Jane 12-Cleared, Tonawanda for Phil? adelphia; America lor Baltimore; san salvador tor Mew York; bark Chanticleer lor Menai Bridge; sehr Irene Messervy for New Haven. June 13- Arr-vcd, steamship Livingston from New York. .TientaraadJ, The sehr Susan Wright, Mount, for Georgetown, S C, cleared at Ne v York Jnne 9. POBT OF GEOBGETOWN, S. C., JUNE 8. aawvaih June 7-Scars Carrie Walker, Walker, Thomaston, Me; Samoa, chandler, New Yerk; M M Merriman, Bibbit, Boston. Junes-Brig Amelia fmma, Carlin. New York; achr B G Whilden, Fenulman, Philadelphia. DIST OF VKSSHLS OP, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR i HIS PORT. FOBE1GN LIVERPOOL. The Hannah Lizzie, Ferguson, cleared.May 20 The Clifton, Williams, sailed.April 10 The Minnie, Bofcertaoii, sailed.May 13 ll O M E S I I O .asios. Brig Americus, Hand, up..June 9 Behr Frank Palmer, Latham, cleared.May 31 -?s mai Sehr Margaret ft lucy, Crosby, cleared.Jan? 8 Sehr T D Wilder. Heather, o eared.Juno 9 Scr-r lilly, Hugh-?, cleared.Jone 5 Sehr M E 1 abor. Aldrich, cleared.Jone 5 -cbr Clari W Elwell, -, np....Jone 8 Sobr rt or kingham NicUrson, cleared.June 9 Fcbr S H ''edy. Wood, np.June 10 Behr C S Groves, Wea vea, up.Jone 10 FHU.ADEI.PHIA Steamship Prometheus, tray, cleared.Jone 10 ? rig Josie A Dev. roux, Clark, cleared.June 6 paints, ?ils, (Ctr. QALMEKO.V, HAltKLfc. V ?Si CO., NORTHEAST CORNEB Meeting and Cumberland Streets, STEAM ENGIN FS GRIST MILLS CHICDLAR SAW .MILLS, ano MACHINERY. January 1 ?roo yy HI T K LEAD, ZINC PAIN T S, COLORS, VARNISHES, BRUSHES. <fco, ?fcc. RAW AND BOILED LINSEED OIL8. CA.'ltLltu.N. BAltKLKY cv CO., Northeast corner Meeting and Cam Orland streeta. January fimo O IDS! OIDSI OIDSI 1000 GALLONS PURE WINTER LARD OIL 700 GALLONS PURE WINTER No. 1 LARD OIL 500 GALLONS PURE WINTER SPERM OIL 600 GALLONS PURE MASON'S SPERM OIL 600 GALLONS PURE MACHINERY OIL 1000 GALLONS WHITE OAK LUBRICATING OIL 800 GALLONS REFINED NEAT8FOOT OIL 300 GALLONS TANNER'S (STRAITS) OIL. CAM Kit OS, BA It Kl. KY di CO., Northeast corner Meeting and Cumberland streets. January 1 8mo B B ASS TV O Ii K STEAM GUAGES, GONGS, GUAGE COCKS STEAM BIBBS AND SIOP COCKS, STEAM WHISTLES GLOBE AND CHECK VALVES, OIL CUPS WATER GUAGES, GLASS GUAGE TUBES MERCURY GUAGES, LOW WATER DETEC? TORS COPPER AND BRASS WIRE. CAMARON, BARKLEY &. CO., Northeast Corner Meeting and Cumberland streets, January 1 Umo B BLTINGI UKLTING! 5000 FEET OAK-TANNED LEATHER BELT IN G 5000 FEET GUM BELTING, 2, 3, 4, and 6 PLY 250 SIDES PATENT DRESSED LACE LEATHER 300 DOZEN METALLIC-TIPPED BELT LACING 100 BOXES BLAKE'S PATENT BELT STUDS 150 DOZEN TOLLMAN'S BELT NOOKS 750 YARDS GUM PACKING, 1-16 INCH TO i INCH THICK TUCK'S PACKING, i ESCH TO lr} INCH DI AMETER SOAPSTONE PACKING, i INCH TO li INCH DIAMETER WHITE AND BROWN JUTE PACKING ITALIAN HEMP PACKING RUBBER AND LEATHER HOSE MANHOLE AND HANDHOLE GASKETS OE ALL SIZES. ( iiIKiaiv, BAKKLKY & CU., Northe?st Corner Meeting and Cumberland streets. January 1 imo K O O F 1 S G TIN. 500 BOXES IC 14x20 ROOFING TIN 300 BOXE8 IX 14x20 ROO PIN G TIN 100 BOXES IC 28x20 ROOFING TIN 50 BOXES IX 42x20 HOOFING UN 25 BOXES IX 12x12 25 nOXES IX 14x20 20 BOXES IX 10x20 20 BOXES IXX 14x20 20 BOXES IXXX 14x20 20 BOXES IXXXX 14x20 BLOCK TIN, TINSilAN'S SOLDER, SPEL? TER. Ac. &o. IN STOKE AND TO ARRIVE. CA M K KO Y BABEhET dc CO., Northeast corner Meeting ?nd Cumberland streets. January 1 _Cmo A It I B O N B SHEET IRON AND STEEL, VVROLGHT AND CAST IRON PIPING, . STEAM AND MALLEABLE CAST IRON FITTINGS, tor st*am an! water. CA il K IC OS . B ARK CK Y dc CO.. Northeast corner Meeting and (. umborland streets January 1 . Cmo GUARDIAN MUTUAL LIFE ??S?KANC? COMPANY OF NEW YORK. Organized in 1859. All Policies non-Forfeitable. Hali Loan Taken. No Notes Required, LAST CASH DIVIDEND 50 (FIFTY) PER CENT.. Statement. Policies in force... '....$26,000,000 Assets. 1,500,000 Annual Income. 800,000 Losses Paid. 600,000 Orneen. W. H. PECKHAM, Presiden'. H. Y. GAHAGAN, Secretar*?. - L. Mo AD AU, Actuary? G. A. FUDIOKAR, Superintendent. Dlr ee tors. Hon. JOHN A. Da, New York. Hon. JAMES HABPEB, Firm Harper & Bros., ex-Mayor New York. * JOHN J. CHANS. Preeident Bank Republic. WK. T. HOOKER. Wall-street. War. M. VERMXLYE, Banker (Vormilye & Co.) CHAS. G. ROCKWOOD, Cashier Newaik Banking Company. Hon. GEORGE OFDTEB ex-Major of New York. MINOT C. MORGAN, Banker. THOMAS RIGKET, Firm Thomas Rijmey & Co. BEN;. B. SHEEHAN. Treasurer New Xork Steam Sugar Benni og Company. AARON ARNOLD. Firm of Arnold, Constable Sc Co. RICHARD H. BOWNE, Wetmore & Bowne, Law? yers. E. V. HA?OHWO?T, Firm E. V. HauRbwoui A Co. Wu. WILEENS, Firm W. Wilkeaa & Co. JULIUS H. PRATT, Merohant. WM. W. WRIGHT, Merohant CHAS. J. STARR, Merchant. WILLIAM ALLEN. Merchant. GEO. W. COTLER, Bank?r, Palmyra, N. ?. GEO. T. HOPS, President Continental Fire In? surance Company. JOHN H. SHERWOOD. Park Place. WALTON H. ? BORHAM. Corner 6th Avenue and rwemy-ttura-atreet. EDWARD H. WRIGHT, Newark, TS. J. GEO. W. FARLEE, Counsellor. W. L. COGSWELL, Merchant. GEORGE li KIM, General Agent for South Carolina. Dr. T. REENSTJEKNA. Examining Physician. R. ISSERTEL, GENERAL AGENT FOR CHARLESTON, January 13 6oiO CAO O Alee No. 935 Kins-Street. Charleston, S. C. THE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, OF THE TJ1TITED STATES, No. 92 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. WM. C. ALEXANDER, President. GEO. W. PHILLIPS, Acluary. HENRY D. HYDE, Vice-Pr?sident? JA9. W. ALEXANDER, Secretary. ORGANIZED 1859. CASH ASSETS OVER.$9,000,w00 NUMBER OF POLI?IES ISSUED IN 1888.11.9*6 AMOUNT ASSURED IN 1869.S51,8H1,H*3 ALL. TTS POLICHES ARE NON-FORFEITING. PURELY MUTUAL. ALL. PROFITS ARE ANNUALLY DIVIDED AMONG THE ASSURED. BESIDES ISSUING ALL KINDS OF LIFE AND ENDOWMENT POLICIES, THE "EQUITABLE" would call attention to tbeir "TuNTlNii LIFK AS^URvxCE POLTME-V upon wbieh many ere now a-stulog their lives, andwhicti isthouebt by those tr ho bave given it the most etndvaod reflection, will renier Life Assuraace popular to a degree hitherto unknown. For documents or information upon tu? eubj.ot of "LIFE ASSURANCE," application can be made to WM. B. SHAW GENERAL AGK \T, No. 141 MEETING-STREET, CHARLESTON, S. C. O. A. BOWEN, Vay 13 wfm Imo (OF JAMES A DOER & CO..) RESIDENT AGENT. iHarljincrn, (Casting, (Str. ^JEETI.>G-SIKEc,T VOUA DK Y. THIS ESTABLISHMENT IS NOW FURNISHING THE IMPBOVED MCCARTHY COTTON OIN, STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS, of various size? on band IMPBOVED VERTICAL AND HORIZONTAL COBN MILLS, 8CGAB MILLS, SUGAB BOIL Ll'.? AND PANS, of ag size* BOBSE POWEBS AND GIN GEARING, from C tc IC feet in diameter IMPBOVED LEVER COTTON PRESSES lor Hand. power, Saw and Bice MiUs MACHINERY AND CASTINGS of all description! made to order Particular attention paid to HOUSE FRONTS AND CASTINGS FOB BUILD? INGS, GRATINGS, CISTERN COVERS, SASH WEIGHTS, de., dr, WILLUM 8. HENEREY, MACH I NISI AND FOUNDER, No. 314 MEET LNG-STREET, CHARLESTON, S. C. Ausrast 3 mwa J) H CE XIX IRON WORKS. JOHN F. TAYLOR & CO. 8U0CE880B8 TO CAMERON 6i CO.. Engineers Boilermakers &c., -Mw. 4, 6. 8, 10 and 12 PR1TCHARD-STREETS, (NEAR THE DRY DOCK,) Charleston, S. C. STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS-MARINE, STATIONARY AND PORTABLE. RICE THRESHERS AND MILLS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. SHAFTING, PULLEYS AND 0 EARING IRON FRONTS FOR BUILDINGS, CASTINGS OF EVERY KIND IN IRON OH BRASS. We guarantee to furaisb ENGINES and BOILERS of oe good quality and power, and at as low rates as can be bad In New York, Baltimore or Philadelphia. AOENTS Fort AshcrolVs low-water Detector, THE ONLY PERFECT .SECURITY AGAINST DAMAGE FROM LOW WA 1ER IN THE BOILER. REPAIRS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. May 17 nao ?moa ir 1141 fl! 4 T U 350 horse power, including ih> celenratej Corliss < ut-of! Engines, "Olde Valve sta tiouarv Engines, Portable Engines, &c. Also, circu? lar Mulav and Gang vnw Mills, Puffer Cane a ls, Mia.ting Pulleys, Ac. Lath and bingle Mills. Wbeai and Corn Mills, Circular Belt in?, Kc Send for descriptive Circular und Price List. WOOD & MANN STEAM f.NGINE CO., February 18 fi ru oe Utica, New York. QHARliKSTUS A Ci ll l C C LT U KAI, WAREHOUSE AND SEED STORE. AORICVL1 URAL IMPLEMENTS, BARDEN SEEDS, de. ELLERBfi'3 TRANSPLANTER FOR SALE. GEO. E. PINGKKE. Ne. 140 Mecting-staeet, Charleston. March 2< too rrU.13, Conical*, (Eli*. rp UK BISHOP FILL: TUB BISHOP PILLI THE BISHOP PILLI A rurely Vegetable Pill (Sugar-coated.) "COSTARS" BISHOP PILL, "li ol extraordinary offlcacy for CostivimesB, Inal gestion, Dyspepsia, Headache. Nervous Debility, Liver complaint." "ibe best PILL in the world." Medical Journal, September 8. TRY THEM! TRY TH EMI ' All DiuggiBtt in CHARLESTON sell tbern. "COSTAR'S " STANDARD PREPARATIONS ARS "Costar's" Kat, Bosch, Ac. External's. "Cos ta r's" Bed Bag Exterminators. "Costar's" (only pure) Insect Powder. "Only Infallible Remedies known." "18 years established in New York." "3000 Boxes and Flasks manufactured daily." "111 Beware 111 of spurious i m i tab?n?. " "All Druggists in CHARLESTON sell them." For $1, $?, $1 and $5 sizes, Address "COSTAK" COMPANY, No. 13 Howard-street, New York, Bold In CHARLESION, 8, C.. by GUUDltlCH, IV IX EUA!? Si CO. kl arch 23 DAC iyr Q TJ K B POPI THE ONLY CERTAIN RAT DESTROYER WITHOUT Disagreeable Results. ADOLPH ISAACSEN'S PHOSPHORIC PASTE, HERMETICALLY sealed and warranted to keep fresh for all time the greatest discovery I of its kind in tbe age we live in. Noperson need be trout).ed with RAIS, MICE, BED BOGS or ROACHES, for Mr. Isoacsen's detractive rea ed y ia within the rt neb of all. Prepared only by himself, from rare and valuable compounds, its cheapness is ss wonderful as its effleury. Bundled* of testimo? nials have been received irom all parts of the United blatte Ihe great advantage this SURE POP possesses over all n'milsT preparations is the PACT that it is Certain In Its Effects, and freo from the unp'.easantrees of rats dying m their holes, as it causes them to leave tbe premises to seek air, and consumes them &o entirely as to leavo No Disagreeable Odor. Numbers ot references can be made to Persons In tills City, who have successfully used it SOLE AGENTS FOR SOU TH CAROLINA, DOW IE ?fe MOISE, IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, Corner Meeting and Hasei-streets, April 33 mwf too Ctn r eaton, 8. 0. R OSADALIS Parities the Blood. For ?ale by Druggists Ever j where, July 38 sao m GENIBAL BUPEBINXEMDENT'fi OJTIO?, j .. - CHABIX8T05, H. C., April 9, lfr89. OH-1KB AFTEB SUT D AY, APB IL ll TH, PAS&ETOEB TRAINS of toe South Cerotee road win run as followa r ? POA AUGUSTA. Les ve Charleston.8.30 A, Arrive at Au<ra?ta.P. Coo nee tina with trains for Montgomery, Mern Nashville and New Orl?ans, via Montgomery i Grand Junction. " ; FOR COLUMBIA. Leave Charleston.S.SO A. H. Arrive at Columbia.~.6.10 P. M. Connecting with Wilmington and Manchester Bail, road, ?nc Camden train. KOK CHARLESTON. Leave Augusta.9.00 A. J ? Arrive at Charle o ton...8.10 P. Leave Columbia.7 AS A. Arrive at Charlcaton.8,10 P. '. AUGUSTA NIGHT EXPREMS I8CXDAT8 EXCEPTED.I Leave Charleston.7.30 p. Mi Arrive at Atumsta.8.10 A. M. Connecting with trains tor Memphis, NasbvTOe and Kew Orleans, v'a Grand Junction. leave Augusta.;.*.10Pv Arrive at Charleston.i,?0 A. : COLUMBIA NIGHT KXPBESS. ISTOOATP RXCEPTED.I Leave Charleston.8,05 evie, Arrive at Columbia.i.iS A. M. Connecting iMindaye excepted! with Greenville and Columbia Railroad. Leave Columbia.j.50 P. M. Arrive at Charleston.8.30 A. M. Si MMERVILLK THAIN. Leave Charleston.3.36 P. M. Arrive at Summerville. 6.tOP. Leave Summerville.7.10 A. Arrive at Charleston.8.33 a. CAMDEN li BA Nc H. Camden and foi umbi? Pateencer Trails on 1 DAYS, WZEHBSOATS and SATOBDATS, connecte wi op and down Day Passengers at Ringville. Leave Camden.?5.35 A. Arri? e at Columbia.1L00 A. M. Leave Columbia...? ..k&SQP.M. Arrive at Camden.;7.03 P. M. Signed) B. T. PEASE, *?r!l 10 General Superintendent, Suies. MARVIN'S PATENT Alum & Dry Plaster FIRE PROOF SAFES Are mort desirable for quality/ finish and price. ; . MARVIN'S SPHERICAL BURGLAR SAFES Cannot be Sledged! Cannot be Wedged ! Cannot be Drilled I BANK VAULTS, VAULT DOORS, EXPRESS BOXES, FAMILY PLATE SAFES, COMBINATION LOCKS 1 Please tend for a catalogue to MARVIN & CO., (oldest safe man a f&c rorer*) . , , ( 205 Broadway, New York. Principal 1 m Che8tnut St> Phila. . . Warehouses j 108Bank Bt> cleveland,? And for sale by oar agents in th? principal cities throughout jjhe United States FOB SALE BY WM. M. BIRD & CO., No. 203 EAST BAY, CIIAHLKST Oft. December 29 lyr SOUTHERN TONIC FOB THE WEAK FOB THE PALE FOB THE SICKLY FOB THE AGED FOB FEMALES FOB SPBINQ USE **r N O HITTERS EQUAL TO THE>*_??r THE CELEBRATED SUMTEB BITTERS, made of PU?E LIQUOB, HEBBS AND BOOTS, so well known in Pharmacy: PEBUVIAN BARK, CHAMOMILE FLOW EBS, SNAKE ROOT, CHEREY BABK, GINGER. And such other HERBS AND BOOTS as will in all cased assist Digestion, promote the secretions of the ayetem in tho natural channels, and give TOVE AND VIGOR IO THE YOUNG AND OLD. MALE AND FEMALE! All Usc lt With Wonderful Macees BRINGS COLOR . TO THE) PALE WHITE LIP. BZO0A? AND BEAUTY TO THE TBIN FACE AND CARE-WORN COUNTENANCE. CUBES FEVER AND CRE? ATES APPETITE. TRY THEM. USE HO OTHES. Ask ftv SUMTER Bil TEES, bold by Crnggiaai and Gi oe STB. JKS-See that our signature ia over the cork of each bettie. DO wi K & MOISE, POPEIETOBS AND WHOLESALE DBU04UTS, May 18 <a arresten, 8.^,