Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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THE DAILY K EWS, v/toltol aub Cmirriiil TIM Charleston Morney Market. THUXSDAY, Jone 24, 1869. The-market closed mere favorably than foi ?orne ?Mil peet Though the business was limited, ?e lejitjli i ?ere in active demand. Money ?rae essy ?d toan* ?ere effected (luring the ?eek on ?tock TTHlftrir't at 0 per cent, per annum. State Bank >m? ?, ? etui appreciating ?ith a good business de nu nd. State securities are scarce and hare an ad? vancing tendency. South Carolina bonds, both old and new issue (ex coupons.) are rated at 76 to 77. Booda leaned for bank billa at TS. and State.ttock at 74 TO. State Ut-asory Dotes at 95. People's and First JsttdnsI Bank stocks are quoted at 113. , South Car ?UnaBaih-oad stocks and bond s have improved. Sa -Ttzroahaac' charleston Railroad stockls held at 30. etty Oas steck, eic dividend, 32. SOUTHESK BANK BOU . Current Bates Bank of Camden.>.80 SOO Bank cf Charleston. .78 #00 Bans of Cheater.18 Q00 Bank ol Georgetown.18 ??0 Bank of Hamburg.J @00 Bank of Newberry.'.,.? jgOO Bank of South Caroona..20 @W) Bank of State of S Carolina, prior to 1861.03 @66 Bank of Stateof 8. CaroHna, after 1st Jan.. rm.? aoe Commercial Bank. Columbia.3 (?00 Exchange Bank, Colombia.18 (?00 Barmen' and Exchange Bank, Charleston. 1 (?00 Merchant's Bask,Oben?. .10 @C0 Potpie's Baak, Charleston.88 300 TIanter'e Bana of Fairfield..7 @00 Planters'and Mechanics'Bank.Charlestori 90 (?00 Bouto weat ern Bailroad Bank, Charleston, (old).7C @00 SoxulhwstSnrn Bailroad Bank, Charleston. -foe?). ...r:. .v;v......................66 <g(Ht Mate Back,Charlenton.7 @oo Union Rank, (Charleston.98 to pa: Ot ty of Charleston Change Bille.96 ?J00 State S, Carolina Treasury Notes... .95 @0C " . SONDS. STOCKS alTO OOCPOHe. thty.ot Columbia Bonds.68 (?70 Cati of Columbia Coupons.70 <? so Booth Carolina Railroad and Bank Stock (whole shan*i.45?@co Boutjj Carolina Railroad (half shares).21 ?(?22 B. O. Railroad Six Per Cent. Bonds..70 (?77 Bs O. K. R. Seven Per Cent. B'ds,.83 ($86 & C. Railroad Certificate of Indebtedness.90 (SOO City of Charleston Six Per Ct. Stock.38 ??9 Oat/of Charleston Fire Loan Bonds.70 (?LO Btate of South Carolina Bonds (old) ex past : . dus coupons.i.76 @ 77 State of South Carolina honda (new issue, of January 1, 1867) ex past due oau : pon"...< ;.76 @77 Biala-cf ???(h Carolina bonds (issued fot Bank of thte Stat*-bilU)....73 (300 Stateof South Carolina Stock.74 @75 Stateof South Carolina Coupon?..80 ?00 People's National Bank Stock.113 ?00 That National Bank Stock.:.........-U3 (?00 Omeo Bank .-tock.-..*8??00 qSBMviTlB -and Columbia Swifted State jSSS?km bonds...;.?8 @C5 Orsenvllle and t> inmola 1st Mortgage Bonds....*V>.?0 (MO Nqrifaeaetern B. h. let Mortgage Bonds.84 ?00 Bortteaitem Kal,road etoek (?BMtalj..'?8X000 Northeaatani Haihoad Slock (s**?nrd). ..33??C0 Burl hat stern R.B. Certificate? of Indebted- . Mn.,~,?A??>.?........66 ?BOO Caeraw and Darrtogtoo 1st as crt. bonds..83 ?82? naaett?.!^! vt Charleatoo Mining ano Manufacturing .. sjBBBMf* rhssphsM WeaBs...BB fjsj ekarasaton and Harmans b. Railroad Bond? (State gaarmmaei.........."?0 ?S3 Battonah and Caaswleetoo Railroad Stock.10 g?0 ?ty of Savannah Bonds.92 @93 City of gavannah Coapons (crae previous ?to 1st June, 1866).-95 4)00 : City af Savanah Ooopoaa (dale after lal Jun?. 1866).M ?CO Caty of Memphis oonda, endorsed by M. kOBalhoad,.......70??00 MtmshMtaA Charlsrtoo aUOroadStock..48 900 BsOMfsstB and Charleston Railroad Bond?. 87 ?188? Bstaspaitand Charleston B. B. Coapons.. 93 ?00 Expert. Mat ?Bo ?tem ending Thursday zr. Jattte BA.. . BBWCtSTLE, BBO-PsT^tlah bark Maria-991 - . laaaat " ' ' rta" "ill ? ? ** -a _ BT IM? OCW Li .irCODI rtrO*yUBvM. jfMt tit GREAT BEI TAIN-Per British bark Aas n_-i?w bb? Spirits Turpentine, 868 bbl? j . wjataan c. BCBTORrvPar sehr Anna E Glover-437 bale? Cot? ton, 44 bb:s Rosin. 44 casks Cl.y, 160 tons Met? an....Per sehr Berne Eicha?daon-106 bales Upland Crt ton. 300 tons Phosphates. 36 ls Bosun. 1 bale Wrapper*. . MEW TORE-Per ste.reship James Adeer-633 - : attn Up ao? Osttoti. 8 baa? Boa Usas) Cotton, tl ttercn Bice. 83 bal-s lam. 09 packigea run - skrtaa, SB empty Barrels, 3364 bbl s Potatoes, 870 .% laxes Vage a Mes.... Per t tum ?trip Ba< agosta : -Bl tS s BlOcrftott. 478 balee UplaDd Cotton, Ml kn Bice. 36 bales LoTiesttca. 186* Mate and ?10 : entes Vegetables, 10 bbl? Itoor. 1 box Phos ? flatt? Snit, soll ?mndries... Bar ?Or B li Haw . MBS, 704 ham Upland Cotton, 100 cetks Baohn OKay. 18 packages Furniture. PHILADELPHIA-Per si earn ?i rp i W ?Tennan- 93 tierces Blot.Ml bale? Uplaad Cotton, 96 bb!s ????? ?osm, 94 bales Domestics. 120 empty Barrels, 2 . bales Paper, 5?0 bhla Potaioes, 873 crates Vege mb?ee. SO psftsgrs ramdrjaa. BALTIalOBE-Per s'eaanjhlp Ssa Gull-i 88 balee Upland Cotton. 1ST taatcnBJos,ll Mles Dome* ?let?!? bini Baga. 0 bales Hides and Stine, 3 bales Tnthery 417 beds ?ad 499 cr? tes Vegeta ans, sad Sundries. IBB CHA HUE ST OH MARKET, rom ra? waxx MKDiao jo.vx 2*. 1869. Trna Csora.-The weather daring tb? ?Mk Just j etoeed has been generally hot and dry, and m an re? aps* ^ hn besa remarkably suitable to the strong and healthy growth of the cotton plant, and reports aaxn ?early all sections admit the ' xcellent progrese -of the growing ono of th ts article. Tbs eora crop J M ano lookin? well hi many places, but has not Bod BBBBtSBt moisture in the lower portion of tots Mate, aad Mo um? cause is also threatening to dam -Og? ta? ric? ca several ot th e. smaller stream* ?bore th? ?a:er ba* become salt, and the grain in these sec? tions studs tn and cf a supply of raia. Tua Conow al AK ?T.-The staple for much of the psst week wu ia fair de uand and prices were | rather steadily munUlued, pa ticularly in the Eng Bsbtuiket, bat tb? article at New Xork bu been | Bat wi th a declining tendency, prioes at that point, ?hieb, opened at 33?, tailing off to 33.i??S3\"c * lb Mr middlings, ?hue tb? stock in the Soutiern porto has becomi so much reduced that factors for the present foe! strang in their position, ?nd will not ] jcotdtij accept softer rates. ... Th? staple at Liverpool asl New York bu exhibit od the following rra>isac(ions and price? for the ?wk; Qa Friday, June l(Uh, the former waa firmer, .ales 12,000 bain, nplsads I2?@i3?d; toe latter ??.leas active, sales 1900 bal?at 33? cents. On Batarday ?be former wu quiet a id unchanged, sales kCOOO bakw, uplanos UX% \3X,?; the latter wu duh and heavy, sal;? 900 baie? at 33? e ?. On Monday the former waa. active, ?ale? 15.100 bales, .upland? l?3??M?d ; ib? latter Sru quiet, at ss? cts. On TU ??day toe fm mer was firmer, sates 10,0uu bales, oplands 12>^d; the totter was heavy, sales 800 batet alt SSJfc. on Wednesday the former closed easier, ?ates 12,000 balee, upian?? 12? 1; the Utter wu dall, sa es 0v0 hain at 33?@33 cte. B dr. ? ester Mo> the former ?aa firmer at unchanged pncea, ?ates 10,000 bales; the latter wrs ste?ly at33??32?c. Tb 3 following H^B tko supply of oottoa in right at the laU st dates : 1869. 1868. Stork In Liverpool. 438 000 611.98U Afloat from India.. ?74.000 4 2,000 4float from America. 86,000 117.000 Stock ta Landon. 71,170 87.350 Afloat tor Lonnoa. 40.(100 82,000 BtockmHiTre. 84 800 41348 ?float for UaTT. 118,705 70.104 Stork in Bremen. 11.911 11,787 Afloat ior bremen...... 5?96 9,192 Mock lu United Mates Mets. 93 in 2 124.796 "I in the Interior towns. B,C9'J 11144 Total.1.&76.644 1,611 606 Eeflciency in visible supply . i34 963 Stock of e-'tton held by Wan ch ester ?i-iane? at ?be ?si ls. now 100.0> 0 bale*-; same time IO'S, 120 OOO loin Mi idling Uplands, now TJ?J ; tben li^d. The arrival? at tats port for tba week have bi en lt bags af te? islan Is and 1890 bain o< uplands, no bales of sea islands and Floridas and f bales ot up ands toe w ek before, and no bags ?nf so ?* ands and 369 bales of aplauda tor toe s^mo mawk last y ear. lbw? supplies have com-through ?MsMtSMBM sources, say of upland? per South Caro Baa K i n ?d. 1834 bale?; per North ear ern Bailroad. 10 bates; of ?ea ld ads 18 bags from Besoin rt. H. C. Tb? transaction? in thia market for th i B period have Bon ss follows: Ca Fridaj, Jone 18, tbs market wu unchanged, MM ?edi of tb? article belog mach roda ed and Itut if ; ?alu HO batea, ordin?r* to good crol. bi'? g quoted it 38029?c. tow middling 80? B9J4>. ead ai. a ? im? 81o B lb OB MWBiday tu? inqenry wu light; sales 70 baTei ; .jnctartions unaltered. 4*a o 'Bay lhere wu but hitit done, bu? v> arti. ?J? va* tia; estes 38 biles, ordinary io good oral, msry ?.-mg quoioi at 28?29?c. lo? middling 80? ! ac?< sad midi ring Sic ft Bl. 42a Xaeadsy thea o wu a more active inquiry, tell ern meeting travers at a boat previera s ligare* 370 belts, ordinary to good ordinary being que 2a?29),'c, low middling 30? 80 Kc and mlddli ? ft. On Wednesday the market wae qnlet; sales o bales; quotation? unaltered. On yesterday the artie]? was unchanged; eal bales. Tis: ?at 39; 3 at 29K; 15at 30; 28at 30 at 31c. We quote: LTVEBPOOL CLABfimCAXION. Ordinary to aood ordinary.28 @29; Low middling.80 @30? Middling.SI @ By Sew York cia ssl fl catii n we quote : Middling.SIK? Ssa ISLABD Corrow -The arrivals have beer of 18 bags from Beaufort, S C. The market been rather'quiet, and tbe transactions Un but we note no special change in the article eales wore only about Sti bag?, among which 1 at 65;120 at 10; 9 at 75; 10 at 80; * at 85c; 1 das ? at 50 and 1 at Kc %t rb. We quote con: PlorDas at 60060; medium at 60?70c fl lb. Islands may be quoted at 65@75 for medium 80c? $1 V ft for floe. BICK.-Iheie has been generally a steady lairly sustained'irquiry for thisgrian, and p daring the, p eriod bava been firm. We sote sa! about 260 tierces of clean Carolina, among vi were 30 tierces at 7c, ; 15 tiereea at TS c. ; 70 at 7 75 at 7Kc, and 33 tierces at 8c. it Bs. We e common to fair clean Caro ina at 7l?@7^c, good 8?8>4'c fl ft. MAYAL S TORT*.-The arrivals of articles nude: head, for the past week, have amounted to near bbl?. A bon t ?700 this ot Boato, were disposed ol pale at ?4* bbl; low pale 43 50; No 1 at $2 50 g as to quality,, and Noa 2 and 3, $1 800185. transadle na were mostly in low gradee. 8i opened at 88c;f) pallon, but bas ?ince declined ^37 Kc, tba rales amounting to about 600 1 ocrme 400; packages cruds roipenfme were diepos at $3 for virgin dip, ' $2 SO for yellow dip. and I for bard. The marker closed ecmewhat more ai with some stork un hand. HAT-The arrivals cf this article have been al 1200 bales of North Biver qualities. We le i transactions in this description at about $11 hundred. COBS.-There have been received of this cr about 12, G CO buebela frcm Ballimore, and a lim shipment fr om Chattanooga, by rail. There w moderate inquiry for plantation consumption, , with limited receipts prices have been ia i nye ported. We quote jobbirg lots of white Mary] at $1 2601 28 $ bushel, weight, aacks Included, i Tennessee qua?rierat $1 ?4 ? rushel, weight, sac from the depot Floua.-The market ls well ?upplied with Nbi ern and Western brande, lor which there is a : demand, prices during the week remaining with im poi tant change. We quote Northern and Wet super at W 96 ft bbl, extra $6 6007 26 ft bbl, fan $7500850 fi bbl, and extra/amilvat $10011 fi t Southern qualities ara in light supply ard may quoted at ?fl? 9 SJ bbl. for super, ?OJIO V bbL extra, sad HO?ll.fl bb L for family and choice qt ine?. Baoojt.-This article continued to show a fin tendency under the atrong po? i ti on of the article the leading pointa and the limited supplies here, quote prime shoulders at l&Ko fi lb, and prl olear rib aid??, of which ihere'is a verjx limned ai ply. at 20o fife All kinds of meat ? are held w cocflience, and have rather SA upward'tanoency, Burrin.-There la a' moderate aroek of prl Goshen. Price* are -tier, sud we quote prime 40o ft ft. Western tod other lower gradea sell fri 30?35c. fl lb. as In quality. 1 EALT -1 here have bees no arrivals parthia arti Store lots are held at $203 10 fl ?eek. INDIA BAOOZRO.-The market for rbis arti' nae been quiet Goony cloth 45 ,S' inches wide a 3K tts to the yard, is nominal in the absence transactions. Dundee bagging, 44 inches, 1K V for the yard, li held at 304J36c. Sea island bi ging, 45 inches wide, 2 Iba. for the yard, is held 45c BOPX.-The demand for rope ls moderate, ai price* ar* aomewbat nominal at quotations. V rao'e hemp at - cents ft m.; greenlea/ at 10 cent and jut? at 8K?9 cents ft poun.1. faon Basse ABD Tras for cotton, of the most a proved patterns, are offered on the market, at ale ft Sk.' TacBKB ITO Luraxn.-The market ia no w wi supplied, sod tbe article la dull. We quote timb for mining purposes tram $608. Shipping timb .io? 15; 4-4954 aoortng heavy at $18016 fl 1 Bright lumber, aood merchantable, from city mill Ctrl to sta*, from ?32 325 by the cargo. FnxiOBrra-To Liverpool, by a ream, mm! nil by fail, Jid on uplands, and %t\ On ita island with but Wie gotos; forward. To Havre noa ned. Coastwise Teasels are in de mani-To Ne York by steam Ko on uplands, and Kc on ?>< islands, Si 60 fi tierce en rice; by sail, Kc $ : on cotton; $1 ft tierce on rice; 40o ft bbl. c rosin; td ft M. o-a lumber ; 69310 ft M. c timber. To Boston, by saul, 3?'@9-i6c ft tb. c upland cotton. To Providence SS fl ML on board Ko fl m on cotton. Io Philadelphia, by steam, tn settled and nominal; bj sall, 66*7 $ M. on board) $9 on timber; ?3 per ton on clay ; and S3 50? on phowpbat**, To Baltimore, by steam, m ettied and nominal. By sail, $6?7 fi ML 0 board a-S3 5004 ft ton on phosphate rock, Ve**?: ire m demand by our merchants to takelumbc ireigbtf from Georgetown, S. C., Dar?an and San la Elver, Geo., and Jae a acm ville, Tia., to Norri em I ort?, and $11019 fl M. are ratea on lumbc and boards. lhere 1s some Inquiry for lumber ve? sela tor the Weat Indies, from the same points, sn $10 to gold ls offered. EXCHANGE.-sterling Billa-The rate yesterda waa 148K for sixty day billa. DosrasTio ExoHAitax.-The banks are pure has in sight checks on New York K discount; 6 days ) discount They are Belling sight checks at Jf proa GOLD.-The brokers were yesterday buying a 87, tind ashing at 30. MMfce** by Telegraph. "OHXKHr MARKETS. Lossow. June 24-Noon.-Con ?ol? 9\. Boad quiet at 80??. Sugar.on the ?pot firmer. Comm?] ro in 65* 8L Tua entiue 28s. The Bank has ri traced the rai* of interest SK p?-r cent LTTSBTOOL, June 14-Naon.-Cotton a I chad firmer, but prices unchanged; sales lO.OCO balee Br<-sdetuffi firm. Flour 23a 3d. Afternoon.- Bretvialirffi eisier. Lard fl rarer, bu not big ber. -?allow 44a SJ. .. ? . Evelin^.-Cotton closed with uplands, at. H*?d. Or leans 1-^d; sale? 10,000 ba'ca. HAVRE, June 24 -Cotton opened easier. oojtmro BASKETS. Nsw You, June 94- Noon.-Stocks firm ant feverish. Money active at 7, with 1-16 commission, Sterling 9K. Ooh?, 36K Cotton steady at S3Ka 33c Turpentine firm at itt. Ito,in moderately ac live at S330a3 30. Evening-Colton 1 clive and a shade firmer; eal-t 3300 bdes; middhngs 33c. Flour, -bute and West? ern OAIOC lower; southerj dull and drooping Wneal heavy and declined 3a*c Oom la2c lower. Pork heavy at $33K. Lard heavy Whiskey nominal al $102. Groceries dull and unchanged. >"aval store* qu et Money easier at 6a7. stetting firmer at DK a9K- Go.dS:. BALTIMORE Jane 24-Cotton steady at 33c Meas pork firm Wheat 6c better. Corp improved; wbhe 03 95a bhoj?dors lijfjB. Lard firm. CINCINNATI June 24 -Wuiekey dull and 93c of? fered. Provisions quiet and-dull Pork S32 76d33. 8oaBlden MJ*V? aides 17??I18 V- Lard held at l??4alO>ic M. louis. Jane 24.-Whiskey Pork un changed. Bac >u dull J .ard nominal. LousrvzixE, June 34.-Mess perk (3150. fibou! ders 14K'' ; clear sides 18Xc Waistpy 94c. WrutxiaTO , Jane 14 -Spirits turpentine quiet Boam steady at $1 80*4. Crude turpentine $3 66a3. Tar $2 25. Auo STA, June 24-cotton quiet but finner; sal's 70 bales; receipts 106 balee; middlings 30K aSlc SAVANNAS. Jone 24-Ttecelpts 133 bales; exports 186 bal?a; market dull and very Inactive; holders firm; middlings SOtfaSlc. MoBUJt Jone 24.-Cotton nominal; nothing done; re -e*pt? 88 bales. Nsw OsxsAJte, June 24.-Cotton nominal; mid dings 31 Kc; ales 161 bares; recetots 83 bales Gold ST*?*. *terl > na WK a MK- Mew York eight K lKo premium. Rn gar, prime 13K; comm tn 10a ile Id ol aa? es nominal, ' "Wilmington Market, WILMINGTON, J une 33.-Itravari il? ^ rfloetved and aold at $9 for virgin and tl 66 for bard, ^Si?l&mmM^n? market to-d.y has n?sTwith more bran es?, and bisher. The sales are 887 casie ai 38c for country and 38X0 per pallon for Sew York P-**B? Boam.-Market steady. Balee of'1174 bbls at $1 BM to lor No. 3, t3 for extra Na 2. $3 26 for low No. 1, fi 76 for No. 1, 88 76 for low pale and $6 25 lor eX?i*BP^Only 80 bbl? told at S3 25 per bbl. OOTTOH.-Small sales at 29>i"a30c for low middling and middling. n M 5 ? H>-3 to E O''. KS H i? Pill I Pt3 lili i Iffh : : : : ? ; j t m ? |*'_.? ; ; . i t : i acawei: . ? : iii! S?B&:: : i CH?HCHC, C* LI C4V1L1L1 ?g?g g -? gggg o 1 ec o (D O ? ? rp ? 8 S SS?? VI'*H' 00 Ci ?-* . M <0 ?fi . to COW oa>L3* MKHOIOI -a ki ?3 o trw s [lr! ?1 o," IMIiliMllilj Sta 01 ce ? -jeuii? *. 5: K>-j_??- tcp *. HOBO "to OD -a -J ?t r ti ss ?a ja SS ?? 2 5 S"aS. B u SJ O'S 51 tJ - "-3 ro " IO ss *. X ?J . M . - CO uS . *. ICC?: 09?. tojo?; ci.-io^j^: r*?" ov?lo* *3 ic - o oe- oja ?Soco, ouc-l?. a. en S jp 8? SB coot ? . -J ? 1 Jp . . . . H 5 ; et S Eg o s) is ss *. 0 I Ssa : : : - - ?ai 81 Wit j ?_s?l U SSglMHii_ll 5 7~-: I OJ? * .'. . la to to to co a.o M . . . ro ??? cc' ot to et t* o &>S* I ?Jo "o ?T :: : S S?lfiS-SS *** lu S : . .S ? i-SS- Sto?et -o ?o -J to J_ Jffl s rr ~: : ~: : : I * ?"! m ? j 3 j ei j ^-isp lg || * h 1; si: ^; ; aLiSiSS * i s : : : : : : : : ?y - . . : ? ?sj j j js| .*8? ?? iif -B ? iilgiii-iiiiiJi^ Iii : : : A? ' t-^n H & . %, " ? o bao. Jo o Ml I : : I 8?.': ct??SS 8? ??g g! 8 LUI! liiiiaaii Ht g ? i .* ? S : : S.? S "?-co-eo gig || . . . 5T . ; a.-.co25ot poi?.? - f? ??" B '. '. im ! I co^o.'cocel-too?-a-o *? !. . ?? . LL : 8 : . 8aH8B8ali J si ss ss j - ap-i S8 fl ?I I Vii loo CM-?.. ik-ttniOCp. . ?5 KL ll ?fe?: gSSiS; lg - 1 IE J j j jg j$2 : . ?gi ?.-!! I| : : : 8 ?1 ? : sills: 181"- I & il ; co ; .?? ?* ; o o 1 Si S io . S o . o ? cc -i . -?o SM * Ot Cl -3 Ot O - co to co o o> r*i* SalSi 28818S38 g H 3. m cr ?o?2 5 fi o NOTE.-We nave deducted from New Orleans 40,340 bales Cpland, from Mobile 16,630 bales, from Savannah 3720 bags Sea Island and 240 bales Op land-and lrom Cb ar lev too 2523 bagi Sea Island and 232 bales Upland, the quautitir.? received ai tbose ports from Mobile. Florida, Texas and Savannah. comparative Kxports of Cotton, from the Port ot Cnarleston. EXP0BTEO1? Liverpool. Other British Porta. Total to Great Bri tata.. Havre. Other l rench Porta. Total to France. Nortb of Europe. Total North of Europe. .. outh ol Europe. .Vest Indies, fcc. Total Foreign Ports. Boston. Rhode Island, -c. New York. Philadelphia. Baltimoioand Nor ilk... Other Uniter! Stn tes Ports a Total to leastwise Ports. Grand Total. Exports of Klee. Iiiaval stores ana Lub? ber from thc iV>rt of Charleston, fra in September 1 to Jame "i. 1860 RICE. H. STORED, j LUM BES. POETS. - --- --- Tierces. Barrel?. Feet. Boston. 1.7C1 11.379 805,123 New York. 13 8 6 6 384 4 305.221 Philadelphia_ 2,t)55 1,731] 2.1*9,380 Ballimore. 7,087 2,918 2,29,1,609 New Orleans . 207 .... Mobile. 403 Providence, RI.... .... .... 2,03P,64[. Other 0.8. Ports.. 0J0 .. 422,118 Total Coastwise1 26.829 22,414 12 114.019 Barcelona. .... 3,716 340,000 Majorca ft a Market .... .... Weet Indies. .... 2?6 1,858,784 Halifax, NH. St Johns, N B. London. .... .... .... Bristol, Eng. .... .... Liverpool. W 12188 Mom>viiieo!!. ... .... 288,728 Gre.i Britain. lu 867 Total Foreign.. 70 26.022 L987 462 Grand Total..] 26,898| 48,436, 14,11)1.611 Stock? of Cotton In Hie Interior Towns not Included in the Receipts. Augusta ?nd Hamborg.Jone 18 Macon, Geo.Jane 16 Coramba*, Geo.June 18 Montgomery, Ala.June 16 Selma. Ala.June 12 Memphis Tenn.June 19 Nashville, Tenn.June 19 Total., Charleston Wholesale Prices. BAGGING. ? yard Dundee. 80 0 46 Gunny Cloth. - 0 - BALE ROPE, fl lb-Manilla. - @ - Western. 8 ? 12?? Ju e. 8X0 9 COTTON, ? re Ordinary to Good Ordinary. 28 @ 29 ? Low Middling. 30 ? 30 % Middling to btrict Middling. 31 @ - GoodMiddling. - @ - Sea Island. fo & l.oo OOFFEE, f, lb-Bio.I 20 0 26 Laguayra. 2* M - Jaw.I 36 0 10 FERTILIZERS- I CarolinaFeiblizer, fl 2000ree... 66.00 @ - Wando Fertilizer. 60.00 0 - Double Befited Poudrette....... 30.00 13 - Niles' Phosphate.?8.00 0 - Peruvian Guano, a* 3240 Ks. 95.00 <g - Pacific Gnana, fl MOO lbs.':.65.00 <g - Phoenix Guano. 65.00 0 - Baugh'a Phosphate, fl 2000 ?s... 60.00 (gi - Rhodes' Phosphate, $ 2000 lbs... 165.03 io) - Rhodes' Bland. Manure-?65 time 57.60 (a) - Orchilla Guano-.$40 rime 35 00 @ - Land Plaster. 24.60 @ MarxM'8rrpcr Phosphate, "fri 2000 tb 55,00 0 - ZeU'a Baw Bone Phosphate.?0.?i0 0 - Zcll'a Super Phospbatcof Lime.. GO.00 ? - Wooleton'a Phosphate of Lime..-.|G5.00 0 - WoolBton'e Vegeiat ir, $ 20C0 lbs|65.00 @ - Crcasdale's Geo. super-Phos. net CO.00 (a - Bower?'Complete Manure, net.. 60.00 (a) - SarJy's Phospbo Peruvian, cash. C5.00 0 - Sardy'B Pacific Guano, cash.CO.no (gi - Patapsco Guano.|(!3.C0 (al - ? vrauk ( o-'.- PboBi hate.IC5.00 0 - FLOUR, H bbl-*uper.. 0.95 m - Northern and Western Eitra.C.50 i'm 7.00 Baltimore Extra.I - at - Southern-?uper. 8.U0 <<t 8.50 Extra. 9.00 ii i'.SO Family. .|l0.00 fa 11.00 GRAIN-Maryland Oats, T? bushel.' - 'it - Western Oats, ?1 bushel.j - W - Corn, t? bushel. - icc - HAY, H cwt.-North Biver.I 1.10 ? - Eastern.! - @ - L UMBER. K M. Icet- ? Clear White Pine, Int quality.50.no ?}5G.OO White Pine, geed run.33.CO (5,40.03 Teltow Pine.120.00 r?25.00 Boards, ft M. feet-Bough.113.00 ??16.00 Grooved and Tongued... .|>8.00 @32.00 MOLASSES, ft gallon-Cuba.! 45 0 47 Muscovado. 43 0 55 Sugar House. GO (gi 1.00 New Orleans. - to - NAVAL STORES, fi bbl-Tar.... - @ - Pitch.,,,. - 0 - Bosln,Pale. ?.0l @ - Rosin, No. ?.I 2.50 @ 3.25 Bosta, No. 2.1 1.85 @ 1.90 . Bosin, Ko. 3. 1.80 0 - Suiriln Turpentine, f? gallen.| 87 0 37 X Oaamm. ?t lb. I IC 69 - NA/LS-American, 402Od, ? keg., i 5.60 0 7.00 rWDE?-DuponfB, F.F.F. g.... 6.70 0 - Dupont's, F.F.F. 6.60 & - Dupont's, Blasting. 4.26 0 - PROVISIONS-* ra- - Bacon, Ham?, f lb_ . - (9 - Bacon, bides. 20 to - Bacon. Shoulden. 16X0 - Bseon, Stripe. - ia) - Lard, rn keg. - (ca - Butter. 80 0 40 Chees. 15 0 90 Potatoes, fl bbl. - ? - Onions. - ai - Apples. - 0 - R/Cf?-Oarolln*, fl ft. 7 0 8? Bast India. - 0 - SALT- Liverpool, coarse, V sack.. 2.03 (4 2.10 Liverpool, fine. - ? - SUGAR, H tb- Kaw.I - fa) - Porto Bico. 13.1? MuscovaC* .I - <a - Consignees per sooth cai on na ffailroad Jane 24. 42 bales Cof on, 141 bales DomestlcB. 04 bales Waste, 211 bbls Naval stores, 56 packages Bacon and Lard, 290 sack a Corn. 7 cars Pig Iron, 3 cars Wood, 3 ears Lumber and Staves, 1 car stoik. To Railroad Agent, Courtenay a 1 reuholm. F D O Bracke, G W Steffens. Laurey ft Alexander. B O'Neill, D A Amme. W 8 Corwin ft Co, Hit cte ft Schachte, Goldsmith ft Hon. Catxeron ft Barkley, a Gage ft Co, W W smith. Jefforda ft Co, Felzer, Rodgers ft Co, Johnston. Crt ws ft Co, W G Wbildcn ft Co, Hopkins, McPI er? gon ft Co, G H Boppook, and Kinsman ft Howell. ^Sarine ttrtns. Port ot Ckftrleston. June ??C. ?HA XS Or TBS MOOD. Last Quarter, 2d, 2 hours, 1 minute, morning. New Moon, Otb, 10 boura, 49 minutes, evenli-g. Firat Quarter. 10th, 9 hours. 0 minutes, evening. Full Moon. 23d, 8 boms. 19 minutes, morning. JOWX sus LIKES. I 8XTB. MOOS ai axe. 21, Monday.... 22 Tuesday.... 23 Wednesday. 24IThursday... 96 Friday..... 56 Saturday... 37 "nods*. 4..64 i 7.. 9 4..?4 7..10 4..64 I 7..10 4..64 4..E4 4..(6 4. 66 7..10 7.. 10 7..10 7..10 ?..59 Blass ?..68 7..62 8..40 9..24 10.. 2 Arrived Yesterday. ? 8 steau er Tallapeosa, Commander Ralph Chan? dler, Norfolk, Va-left 19th Inst Bound to Bey Weat U 8 monitor Sangus, Commander Joseuh Fyffe, Norfolk, Va-left 19 h inst Bound to Bey West m tow of the steamer TalUpooat, Steamer Charleston. White, Savannah. To tho Master. Steamer Marlon, Foster. Penlee. 706 bbl? Naval stores, and fu?arles, lo J Ferguson JV Bardon, Ebackelfrrd ft Kelly, 8 ?Stoney, Goldsmith ft bon, A Van Dohlen, and order. Cleared Yesterday. Steamship J W Ever man. Snyder, Philadelphia-Jno ft 1 heo Getty. Sailed Yesterday. Steamship J WEverman, Snyder, Philadelphia, british bark Metis. Webster, New Castle, ling, Steamer charleston, White. Georgetown, S C. Krona tb ls Pori. Steamship James Adger, Lockwood, New York, Jane 21. Cleared for this Port. Behr S H Cady, Small, at New York, June 34. Sbtpnew? by I Cr.?t apia. FAVATNAH, June 24-Arrived, sehr A E Valentine from Philadelphia. Cleared, tteamthip Gen Barnes for New York. Lil ST OK VKSSKI,?. UP. CLEARED AND SAILED FOR i TILS POA T, FOREIGN LlVXEPOOl. The Hannah Lizzie, Ferguson, cleared.May 20 The Minnie, Robertson, sailed.May 10 , DOMES!I O ?OROS. Brig Americus, Band, up.Jure 9 Sehr Frank Palmer, Lai ham e'eared.May 31 j UO XPOBT MR. Brig Manzanillo, tpear, sailed.Jone 12 Brig Monica, McCoob. sa led.June 0 OOLDBBORO', MS. Sehr Velocity, Pinkham. aaile i.June 15 ssw ZOBX Brig A Biadshaw.-, un.June 21 scbr ?lara W Elwell, Chl'da cleared.Jane 19 Sehr Graco M ton. Otis, cleared.June ll scbr T D Wilder. Heather, c eared.June 0 Sehr M E '? ab.r. Aldrich, cleared.Jane 6 scbr Rorkingham. Niceraon. cleared.Juue 9 ?cor S H 'ady. Small, cleared.,.June 21 Sehr ii fi Orove. Waiver, cleared.June 19 behr Wm L S) ringa. Hale' y, np.June 17 Scbr Mary Slow, Kaakib, c ea-ed.June 19 PHILADELPHIA ?'ns Josie A Devereux, Clark, doored.Juno C BALTIMOIIE. Scbr shiloh. Hubbard, cleared.June 10 Sehr E J Palmer, ; moot, cleared.June 20 L.IST UP SHIPPING In the Port of Charleston. Jane 24. VX?I!SU) UNDEB 100 TONS. AMD BTEAMEU3 COASTING WITHIN TUE STATE EXCEPTED. STEAMSHIPS. Champion, 1418 tons, Lockwo'd, at Adger's wharf, for New York, loadnos-James Adger ft Co. SB IPS. B C W'utbrop, 94C ions, stewart at Atlantic wharf, lor L. ve. pool, loading-Patterson ft St celt, BARKS. Helen Sands, 0C3 tons, Woodside, at Rcnnelt's wharf, for the Rio de la Piala, loading- street Brothers ft Co. BRIGS. Clifton (Bi ), - tons, W lllaniH.ai Boyce ft Co's wharf, fi om Liverpool, discharging- b av cu el ft f'o, J L Pye (Ur). 365 tons, Pye at Mirsbal's wharf, for Liverpool, .a-dlog-J A tneiow iv co. Et (; Brocks, - tons. Briggs, at Brown k Co's wharf, from M tanzas, walting-WP Hall, SCHOONERS. Lion (Br), Ul tons, Mi-LelJao, at Brown ft Co's wharf, rr, m Matai.zas, waiiing-J a Enstow ft Co. FR Ba rd, - tona Gardner, m A -tiley River, for Boston, loadlm- Bit-ley ft < reig non. Lilly. 412 tons Hughes, at A 'ger's wjarf, from New York, discharging-Wm Ko,ch ft Co. Margiretft Loo . 412 ton?, Cro?-*.ey. at Kerr's wharf. from New York discharging- Maslen Nettie R'chardson, - tons, Dav.s in thc Stream, for Boston, ready-?.Isley ft Creighton, OFFICIAL. LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the Postofflce at Charleston, for the trash ending JOE 24, 1669, and printed officially in TUB DAILY NEWS, as the newspaper having the hugest circulation in the City of Charleston, OSS* Person s calling for Letters Advertised, should .tate that they are "Advertised." tar Office hours trom u A. M. to 6 P. M. On Sun? days, from 5 to 0 P. M. STANLEY 0. TROTT, Postmaster. WO-IKVS LIST. Alesafeatber, Hamilton, Mrs J Miss la i per, Lydia Allston, Mrs A Haxleston, Ag* Alexander, Mis nea E Har* er?, M if s G Allston, Mrs R Healey, Miss E Anderson, Nancy Heller, Mrs (J Armstrong, Henery, Mrs I Grace A Berrie, Hester tloward, Miss Behling, Miss M Hooglln, Margt If dtedr, MrsC Blakely, Mii>s L Holmes, Mies L Boni. Mrs M Holmes, Susan Bryan, Jane L Jackson, Mrj Bryan, Mrs H Sam'l Urala, Arnols Jbredon, Falley Buckleboo", Anna J hnson, Mrs M Bitler, hu-an Johnson, Mrs J B?ro. Mrs ML D Bm ck m y cr, Kl- Jenkins, Mn M len E Brown, Miss A T Jenkin.:, Miss Brown, Mrs A E Jones. Mrs H M Brown, Mrs M Jones. Bosa H Burden, Mary E Jones, Mire A U Busy, Miss Reddell, Emma callum, anny Brammer, Miss Carr, Hallie M Carme, Mrs Dr Ladeon, Miss M M li Loyal, Fannie Carroll, Mary Logan. Mary Camson, Norah Lourcker, Mi s Carroll, Mrs Ea M Christie, Mrs O Log m. Mary Cia ik, Mrs Harsh ill, Mrs? Coachman, Mia? Maloney, Mary bJ Mareeba), Miss Goldmen, Mi ?? L M Mahony. Anna C Constantine, Meynardle, Jane Mary Hixson, Mary A Cronan. Arn C ? rook, Mrs E M'tcbell, Martha Crochan, Miss C Mitchell, Mrs E Colinton, Mrs t; .Minnigin, ^alllc Dart, Alis C Moore, Mrs Deas, Ma'il di Frank Deune, Miss M Moore, Miss P B ii on I com cry, Deren, Mrs M Lydia Dix >u, Mis M Motte, Mrs J W Ora'ton. trama Motte, Mary 8 hi e Mrs S M Martin. Mrs An Lrvtn. Mary na lt Ferguson,'Mrs E Miller. Mis? M Femara, Mrs C Mill-r, Mrs F C A Miller, Mrs W C Fennix, Anea Muller, Mrs M fripp, A Lea Mvere, Mrs J M Framer, Mis? M McCaa, Mrs C Forman, Mrs L McCormick, Mrs A AN Gii'o t. Eliza Mc Cl ay. Mary Ualaway, Ann McGrath, Jane Gould, Mrs H J McNieil Miss M Gltsel. Mrs H Nell. Anny Glon, Ulis J 0 iles, Mrs S Greene, Mrs J M '.. Oneil], Mary Ob arra. Mrs J Porcher, Mrs C A Payne, Mrs Ihos R Patrons, Mrs E E Pc tor PB cn, Mrs M Peroineay, Georg Anne Plnckney, Mary Pinckney, Mrs V A Portir, Mrs M E Porcher, Boza Porch eon ?.Lydia Proctor, Istbella Rai ney. Sarah Redex, Mts*. H Beddick, Mrs M Bred, Miss F Kiley, Mrs M Richardson, Mrs E Reckeis, Miss D Rivers. Mrs M Rodgers, Mary Ann Roas, Mrs M Rolle, Mis? E Sanford, Mrs M nru-on, Sarah seabroo?, Mrs A .-'caol?n, MrB sergent, Mrs J L -'tab-rook, Miss S S Scott, Man ha E nelling. Nancy Spiuicl, Susan ?poncer, Mrs M luv.-ni, Mrs R .(pads, Mrs C J -weeney, Mrs B Smith, Mis Y smith, Mia OJ .mun, Mrs W Smiih, Mrs F A B Toye, Mary Tennent, Laura L Upton. Mary A Venutng, Miss B Wald?, Mi? M Western, Anna M White, Mrs J Whiting, Mrs B M Willis, Mrs L WIIIBOD, Mrs 3 hos R Willi .ms, Mrs C Ah Young, Anna B MttBl'g LIST. Addason, George Antonio, Gui? se pp e u A vender & Bree Baker, Solomon Borne. James E Ball. J A Bald), W H Beano, W B Bee, Petter Black, Simon Borger, Johann Binrtch Brandt, Johann Karl Bradford, F M Brown, Bon Jas M Brown, 8 K Burna m, Joseph Bulkier, L Cantdy, Jonas Caulfield Jr Ford Campbell, ar cbey Cahill. Edward Campbell, F Charleston Land Agency Chapman. J F cb td wick. E>q Clarket, John Claosse, Joh Hein Clara, Ihomson Cooper, WI'I lam Correa. Senor t n Juan Covetiey, M B craig, Joseph W Cudwortn, Jo? seph Davis, Galen Danriob, August Das h<-rm or. '1 om Doogjran, James Drueile, Tailor Edwards, /lien (col'di Eliott, William Fair, James Ferara, Angelo Fisher, t G Fifcher, Berry Flrher, Lawrence Lee Flem In;;, Thom? as Floihman.Charle Frost, Dr Henry B Friers on, John B Fein Seth Gandet, Silvain Galbraith,Robert M Gill lard, John Gao, J H, agett Gil an, J WC Gibes, John 'j oban ten, Sr Do Ramon G ref!. P * Co Gra:er, J 0 Gregory, O F Harr'SOB, frank Hat mon, Eleazar barris, G W Hackemano, W Harvey, D H Haynes, Henry Harrie. William Ball. Wm H Higgs. W B (ool'd) Hoard, William A bf oilman, A Howaid, Col W Homes, January Hugh, ls :c Hunter, James |jjcoby, Mr Jessen,C C .Jenkins, Jobn Johnson, J Joms, B W Jones, Bich'd J Johnson, camus) Ketchem, A H Kiddell, Chas Kram, Daniel Long, Thomas W Lykes, J M May, P F Masbure, Wash? ington MUD roe, Thomas icol'd) Marion, Albert Mahnken, Hin rieb Maitland, Phelps . iCo Magweod, Boo? en Mansell, Mr M*carwell, Jobn Mentlog, Conrad Michel, G. orge Millen, 1 homes Moore, William O Moses, H A Muller, Martin . Maurant, Chas (COl'd) Miers, CH Meyer, John H Mi Dowell. W H M'Kelvy, Sam'!, Jr Nagle. Richard Nelsen, Nicholas Nissen, John P Perkins, Reuben Pope, Lance Powers, Jessy Poppe i, A?or?is Powers, Michael Poppen, An Raysor, Capt G W RlgH, Thos W Rase brock Koberson. Need f.obetts, J D Roue, H E I Rober i son, A A Russell, samuel charlock, George Scheper, H Scaniao, chas A icbouchert, Louis inclair. Wm iiaumons, Abra? ham Smith, Wm spencer, Albert Solomons, J T Sou.fa Carolina Tract f eciety sohl, Pet? Snow, EP lowelL John ? tei-im?n, C J .> te wart, Peter Ta, lor, Isaac lied oman, H?n iy _ risp]. George W Toocoer, F ti Yadeu, Capt Wm i A Wakfer, Charles 8 Watson. William Walsh Patrick Walker, WJ ?Wlizel, Louis Weiden, Charles Winningham, H Wt naen, Robert Witherspoon, J O Whitner, Ricks Whaley, lbos williams, Issac Williams. Pro? phet Wergonier, F w.ight, John Young, William 0 Zciglcr, Moritz 49* Persons depositing letters in the Postofflce win please place the sump near the upper right band corner of the envelope, and they will also please to remember that without tho stamp a letter cannot be mailed, but will be sent to the Dead Letter Office. gUUTH CAHULIM KAI Lit (JA I). .?ENERAD SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE, I CHARLESTON. 8. C., April 9, 1669. 1 ON AND AFTER SOI DAY. APRIL lliH, THU PAsSHirOFK TRAINS of tbs Sou'h Carol" a Rall, road will run aa follows : FOB AUGUSTA. Leave Charleston.8.30 A. V arrive at Augusta.i .it P. M, Connecting with trains for Montgomery, Memphit Nashville and New orleans, via Montgomery anr Grand Junction. FOR COLUMBIA. Leave Charleston.,.6.?0 A. M, Arrive at Columbia.6.18 P. M. Connecting with Wilmington and Manchester Ball road, inc Camden train FOR CHARLESTON. Lette Augusta.9,90 A. M Arrive at Charleston.5.10 h. M Leave Columbia.7 46 A. M Arrive at Charleston.6.10 P. M AOGCSTA NIGHT EXPRESS [BCND4YP rrcEPiEn.i Leave Charleston.7.30 P. M. Amveat Augusta.6.10 A. M Connecting with trains tor Meraphle, Nash?lll and Hew Orleans, v'u Grand Junction. 'eave augusta.4."3P. M irrive at Charleston.4.00 A. !? COLUMBIA NIGHT EXPBSdH. (SUNDAYS ?XCEPTED.) Leave Charleston.6.05 P. M Arrive al Columbia.4.4- A., y Connecting i-unsays sxcpced] with Greenville an< ?oluDbia Railroad. I.eave Columbia.6.5o P. M Arrivo at Charliston.6.CD A 31. 8' UM ER VILLE L It ATM, Leave Cliurlenton.1.S5 P. >i Arrive ut Summerville. 6.10 2~. M Leave Summerville.7.10 K. M .?rr? ve at Charleston.8.15 A. V CAMDEN BKftNCH. Camden and ? mumbil Passenccr Trans on MON DATs, WEiNESDATsaud SaixmDA?s. counects wm up and dom Day Pasdeogers at Klngnllo. crate Camden.6 36 A. Y *rrt eat Columbia.ll.-i, A V Leave Columbia......3 ^ p.sj Arri?e ut Camden.7.05 P. v Klirnrd? B. T. ^LAlir, AprllO Goncral SurrnctesdeDt. T U BAKERS, JUS2 RECEIVED AND FOR HALE WHOLESALE AND REI AIL : CARBONATE OF AMMONIA PRIME HOPS CBEAM OF TARTAR H. BAER, Druggist, No. 181 MEETING-STREET. March 4 GUARDIAN MUTUAL * LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YOBE* Organized in 1859. All Policies non-Forfeitable. Half Loan Taken. No Notes Required. LAST CASH DIVIDEND 50 (FIFTY) PER CENT. Statement. Policies in force.$25,000,000 Assets. 1,500.000 Annual Income. 800,000 Losses Paid. 500,000 Officer?. W. H. PECKHAM, Preei?Bfl>.: H. T. GARAGAN, Secretary. L. McADAM, Actuary. G. A. PUDICKAB, Superroteodest. Directors. Bon. JOHN A. Drx, New York. Hon. JAMES HARPER, Firm Harper k Bros., ex-May or Mew York. JOHN J. CRANE, President Bank Republic. WK. T. HOOKES, Wall-street. WK. M. VEBMTLYE, Banker (Vermilye & Co.) CHAS. G. ROCKWOOD, Cashier Newark Banking Company. Hon. GEOKOE OFDYKE ex-Mayor of Now York. MINOT C. MOKOAN, Banker. THOMAS BIGEST, Firm Thomas Bigney A Co. BEN?. B. SHERMAN. Treasurer Mew York Steam Sugar Benning Company, AAEON ARNOLD. Firm of Arnold, Constable & Co. RICHARD H. BOWNE, Wetmore ? Bowne, Law? yers. E. V. HATJQHWSUT, Firm E. V. Hauch wc* i A Co. WM. WILSENS, Pinn W. Wilsens & Co. J?LT?S H. PRATT, Merchant. WM. W. WRIGHT, Merchant. CHAS. J. STABS, Merchant. WILLIAM ALLEN. Merchant. GEO. W. COYLES, Banker, Palmyra, N. Y. GEO. T. HOTS, President Continental Fire Itv eurance Company. JOHN H. 8 HEB WOOD, Park Place. WALTON H. J -GEHAM, Corner 5th Avenue and* Twenty-thira-street. EDWARD H. WEIGHT, Newark, N. J. ' GEO. W. FABLES, Counsellor. W. L. COGSWELL, Merchant. GKORGE KEIM, General Agent for Sonlh Caroliua. Dr. T. UKfeVSTJKttVA. Examining Physic lan. Jannary 12 R. ISSERTEL, GENEBAL AGENT FOB CHARLESTON, Office Ho. SSS King-Street, Cntrleston, S. C. _grags, dL?iemirols, (Etc. ^jQ EAT II TO W O ll M S t 3 D Y FLEMING'S WOR/.1 CCN'FE JllON'S, The Beat lu Vue. They are maila of "Santoni ?fe," a d contain no Injurious f-rng. Bead what one < f Ibe most distinguished physi? cians ci Richmond V?., say-i about tb? Lozetgea : I have lons used Santonin", thc ?clive principle of European Woim-seed, oa an effectual r>medy for Worms in cbiijren. ur. Wai nor 1. fleming pre? pares a f.or.euge composed or it, wbicn is u veiy pleasant and palatable f rm in which ti admlnlater lt to children, and which may be relied on aa prop? erly prepared. O. F. M kNSOX, M. D. For sale by *si,"? a It, 1 CDS. H. BAEB, Wholesale ?Rent, June 81_No. 181 Meetinc-alreet. CO L O G .1 E , o"*? ? >'sw??g.''- -? S?PEBIOB TO TEE BEBT" IMPORTED CO? LOGNE WATEB, manufactured and sold wholesale and retail by Dr. B. BA EB, June Ul_No. 181 Meeting street. TJ RTE POP: THE ONLY CERTAIN RAT DESTROYER WITHOUT Disagreeable; Result. fADOLPH ISAA'CSEN'S PHOSPHORIC PASTE, HERMETICALLY sealed and warranted to keep fresh for all Mme the greatest discovery j of Ita kind in tba age we live m. No person need be troubled with BATS, MICE, BED BUGS or BOACBBS. for Mr. Isaacsen'a destructive remedy ls within the reach of all. Prepared only by himself, from me and valuable compounds, tts cheapness Ja as wonderful as its efficacy. Bundxeda of testimo? nials have been received irom ?l parts of the United States The great advantage this BUBB FOP possesses over all similar preparations is tbe FACT that His Certain in tts Kffecta, and free from ?be un plea saut essa of rats dyinR in their holes, as it causes them to leave tbe premises to seek air, and consumes them so entirely aa to leave .No Disagreeable Udor. Numbers ol references can be made to Persons in this City, who have successfully ??ed it SOLE AGENTS FOB rOC TH CAROLIN A, DOW IE & MOISE, IMPORT*RS AND WBOLEdALK DRUGGISTS, Comer Meeting and Basel-streets, April 38 mwf 6mo Charleston, 8. C. Soles. MARVIN'S PATENT Alum & Dry Plaster FIRE. PROOF 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 cataiogne to MARVIN & CO., (oldest safe manufacturera) . , ( 265 Broadway, Now York. Principal j m chegUmt ^ PhiIiL Warehouses j108Bank St^ ciereland.O And for sale by our agents in the principal cities throughout ?he United States FOB SAXA BY WM. M. BIRD k CO., No. 208 EAST BAY, CHAKLESTUJj Decenter 29 ly j_ peints, <3)tlst (Eic. QAMERU.V, BAHKLET SS CO., . NORTHEAST CORNER Meeting and Cumberland Streets. STEAM ENGINES GRIST MILLS CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, and"' MACHINERY. Jacnary 1 Uno HITB LEAD, ZINC PAIN T S, j COLORS, TARNISHES? BRUSH?S, 4c., Ac. 1 RAW AND BOILED LINSEED OILS. CAM 11 HOV, BAKKLBY Si CO., Northeast cotter Meeting and Cun?toland atreeia. January 1 6mo O Ih?l Ul Li BI OILS! .. ,'. ..ci 10O0 GALLONS HUBE WINTER LARD OIL 700 GALLONS PUBS WINTER- No. 1 LfBLV Ott 600 GALLONS PURE WINTER SPERM Olia' 600 GALLONS PURE MASON'S 6 PER M OIL 600 GALLONS PURE MACHINER! OIL 11000 GALLONS WHITE OAK LUBRICATING. '. OIL 300 GALLONS REFINED NEAT8FOOT OIL, 300 GALLONS TANNER'S (STRAITS) OIL-. CAMEROS, BAKKLBY ?fe CO* Northeast comer Meeting and Cumberland arrests. January 1 Caa? R O O F 1 S G Tin 600 BOXES IC 14x20 ROOFING TIN SOO BOXES IX 14x20 ROOFING TIN 100 BOXES IC 28x20 ROOFING UN 50 BOXES IX 42x20 ROOFING TIN 26 BOXES IX 12x12 26 BOXES IX 14x20 20 BOXE8 IX 10x20 20 BOXES rXX 14x20 20 BOXES rXXX 14x20 20 BOXES TT ra Y 14x20 BLOCS TIN, TINSMAN'S SOLDER, SPEL? TER, ftc, Ac IN STORE AND TO ARRI VU. ? CAMEKO N, BAHKLET di CO., Northeast corner Meeting and Cumberland a tracts. January 1 imo B Bl Li T I N GI B E LT IH C ! 5000 FEET OAK-TANNED LEATHER BELT? ING 6000 FEET GUM BELTING, 2, 8, 4, and I PLY 250 SIDES PATENT DRESSED LACS LEAfHER 300 DOZEN METALLIC-TIPPED BELT LAGING 100 BOXES BLAKE'S PATENT BELT STUDS 160 DOZEN TOLLMAN'S BELT HOOH8 " 760 YARDS GUM PACKING, 1-16 INCB*TO 4 INCH THICK TUCK'S PACEING, i INCH TO 1, INCH DI. AMETER SOAPSTONE PACKING, | INCH TO IA INCH DIAMETER WHITE AND BROWN JUTE PACKING ITALIAN HEMP PACEING RUBBER AND LEATHER HOSE MANHOLE AND HANDHOLE GASKETS OF ALL SIZES. CAMh.ltON, B UIKLEY ?fe CO., jr Northeast Corner Alee ti og and Cumberland atra?is, January 1 arno B AR I R O ff SHEET IRON AND STEEL, WROUGHT AND CAST IRON PIPING, STEAM AND MALL E ABLE CAST IRON FITTINGS, tor steam and water. CAMEKO*, RA Et It LE V ?V CO.. northeast corner ?Ieetang and cumberland arr?ela January 1 ?mo B K ASS WORK STEAM GU AGES, GONGS, GUAGE COCKS j STEAM BIBBS AND SI OP COCKS, STEAM WBISTLES | GLOBE AND CHECK VALVES, OIL CUPS WATER GUAGES GLASS GUAGE TUBES' MERCURY GUAGES, LOW WATER DEFEC? TORS COPPER AND BRASS WIRE. CAME HO\, IM li KLEY ?i CO.. Northeast Corner Meeting and Cumberland streets, January 1 i'm o F H r, s u uituos. JUST RECEIVED, GKIMATJ.LT Si co.'s PltUPARATIUPjS* I IODIZED SYRUP OF HORSE RADISH VEGETABLE CAPSULES OF MATICO I SYRUP OP HYPOPHOdPHirE OF LIME j GUARANA POWDERS. p ill fresh from Pari?, and for sale by Or. B. BARR, May 8_Ko. 131 MKETINQ-<TBEBT. JHI BEHOVE G-CEA SE SPOTS. j USE TBB DOUBLE DISTILLED BENZINE, Prepared, and for sale, wholesale and retas], by DB. EL BAiB, May06_No. 181 Me ting-street, JUBN D . ALEXANDER. ACCOUNTANT. JfOTJLRT PVBETC A HD G BX ERAL AQSN1, Ra? tS MSW* street. BZSPECTFULLT eOLKllt. BJ?1NES8 l^AJD JUBilMO ACOODNI- ol Merchants and outers, and m ?RKrlN? OP ANO POoTLNO their fiOi?18, si ia y m parc ?r whole, kt January 9 I