The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, July 05, 1869, Image 4

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THJ? ???LLY IS EWS. Moat ?ml Drink. Enthusiasts, wbo would have us to Abstain from beer and ?in?, And every spirit, how do yon Propose that we sbou:d dine ? At dinner men n< t only bit.-. They also need to sn ! ; Champagne and claret were it right To banish from the cup ? And when tbe month contains an lt, With oj Biers, which are in, Tho li PB from Cbauli- to debar. Would it not be a alu ? Breathes there the man who could foreswear Burgundy or Bordeaux W hen at h e wet dews ? If so, where Does be expect to ge ? With white bait give iced punch, if not, dive white buit not to me ; And ob, without that same punch, what 1 Would even turtle be ? Ifltb everv dish a liquor ?oes, By every wise man's use. '. And even every schoolboy knows What Latin ie for Goose. What Goose ls English for is < lear To all ?nco but ?D sse; Bim who maiiuns sound wholesome beer, Aad bans the generous glass. [Punch. (Commercial ?exports. NEW TOBK-Per steamship Manhattan-Cl bags S I Cotton, 193 bales Upl?nd Cotton, 98 bales Po? mer tic , 30 tierces Clay, 20 Herpes Bice, 18 bales Bides, 900 toss Phosphates. 78 packages Sun? dries, 166 empty barrels, 1419 packages Vegeta? bles and fruit. - Charleston Cotton Ana* it ?ce Market* OFFICE. OJr THE CHARLESTON DAILY MEWS,) CHAKI. K* TOM. Ha turo ay K vening. July 3. j COTTON.-Ibis article was firm but transactions Were very restiicted in the absence ot stockdales about 70 bales, viz : 2 at 30; 3 ut 31 y.; 2 at 32>?, and W on private t ? rms. Wc quote : J, . "* LlVXtPOOL CLASSIFICATION. Ordinary to ?odd ordinary.80 <?>32 Low middling.32>?@ - middling . .?.S3 @ By Mew York classification we quote: Middling, nominally.33>?(c? - Brea.-This grain was in moderate request at .steady rates; tales 60 tierce-- of clean Carolina at "7J?S fy ?. We qnote common to fair cleon Carolina ?t fHmik; ?oed 8@8#o ? a. Wi arlie ts-lb y Telegraph. rOREl?N MABKET8. LOKDOM, July 8-Moon.-CODBOIP, V?%. Bonds, 81 Jf. ?sugar on the spot firmer; afloat steady. Tal. low 4*a fd. Bine rosin 14s fid. LIVERPOOL, Jnly 3-Moen.-Cotton a shade finner;, uplands I2?*al2y<s; urleuns 12^al2^d; sales 16,000 bale?. Coru, old, i(9s; new 27?. Others unchanged. Afternoon.-Cotton continues active. Uplands ldtfd; Oreaos I2?4?\ Provis!one dull. ."jtfVM, July 3-Noon.-Cotton epene active, both on the spot and afloat. DOHK8TI0 MARKETS. KEW YoBKy July 8- Noon --tc ck s Arm but fe? verish. Money active at 7 per rent p-en tum; com? mission %. hurling exchange 109%. Gold 87. flour -dull and unchanged Wheat scarcely co firm. Corn UDobsnged. Pork dull at ? 31 76 to 81 87>?. Lard ?dull,. Cotton quiet at 84% < e us Spirits turpentine firm ot 42 io 42)ic Begin duli; strained common Vi, 23 ; good 82 30. 1 reights quiet. -Evening.-Cotton quiet; tales 000 bales at 34 \e. Floor unchanged. Wheat 2c lower Corn closed quiet W bi, key firmer at tl. fork firmer at iSJo 532 25. Lari lower; kettle 19 >?al9J-?c. M aval storos ?quiet. Groceries dull. Freights a shade firmer. Money a sbade eaaier at 7 | er cent., currency to Cold. Gold closed heavy at 3C%. Southern gecuri ties generally dull. BALTIMORE. July 8 -Cotton firm at 34c. flour dull. Wheat weaker; prime new red tl 56al 80; white 81 COol 80. Cern dull: white 95a Si Gc; yeUow 83c. Oats firmer and light at 70u73.-. Pork quiet at $8t. Shoulders 16c. Laid 20c. Whiskey ?102. CINCINNATI, July 3.-Whiskey 92o. Pork quiet ?1182 60. Lard 19c. Bacon u> changed. ST. LOUIS, July 8 -Whiski y steady at 98 cents. Provisions heavy. Pork $b23?u33??'. Bacon quiet; aboulders,18*?al4o; clear sides 18^"c. Lard 19c. WILMISOTON, July 8.-Turpentine steady. Sales 183 bbls at 83 for virgin aud 82 65 for ye low dip. per 280 pounds, bpirlts turpentine : soles 18 bbls at 38 J? ?ant? Bosin: eales 221 bbls atti 66 for s trw ned, and tl 79 lor Mo 2. Tax : 17 bblB sold at t2 25 per tMurrsL AUGUSTA, July 3-The stiffness of holders pre y en tod aale*. Receipts 28 bales. Middling 39.??r ; SAVANNAH, July 3.-Cotton, market quiet bnt Arm. Middlings 32%o. Receipts 17 bales; exports 2167 balee. MOBILE, July 3.-Cotton market quiet but firm Sales 100 bale?. Low Middling 81o. Receipts 44 balea Msw OBLE ANS. July 8-Cotton stiffer; middling 32Xa33o. Bale? 164 bales; receipts 129; exporta 1654 bales. Gold 87J*. .Sterling 61}?;. New York siRht --4? per ?eat, premium. Sugar: none in first hands; eoiumon 8>?al?, pT.S? ?8- Mplaraes nominal; prime tt?64. _ Boston Market, BOSTON, Jnne 30.-Corras.--'Jhere bas been a better demand for binrapore Java, the sales comptas lng laMOi pockets, inlo.s, at9l%i-gold. Java bas been aelhnif at 24Xc gold, nm Bio at 19)?a22c ft lb our'encv ??o ht. Domingo of any consequence here and pnees are nommai. COTTON.-At<er asiight r- ac ion tbe cotton market bas ?nain become, qu i- excited and higher, at d price? have advw.-e-d tull lc V lb. The sales ol the week have bi eu 2500 bales, and the stock new on band ls something under 6 O) bales. We quote prie, s firm at the cose ut 18a29o tor ordinary ; filo tor ri? d ominar-, ; 38^a34c fi>r low middling, and 84>ia36o for midd mg, including upland ano gait. Higb grade co. ion ls very d.flicultto fli.d, ?sd for s straight ".hiding and upland holders are able -to ot tain a fincy pnce. DOKBSTICB-Cotton goods are very firm, and pnce* tenuing'upward, bu. (he demand the psst week baa been moderato. Woollens remain without much imp ovameut, and prices are still low and un _?a ti* factory (.munt BAOS.-BUM of 100 balee hsavy at 17c, cur stoney. ? ' ! ? ?.UIIH? CLOTH - Tho demand bas been good, bu> the marist len.ains witnout improvement, ?rales ol lflOObah s ai Illalone, ?old, in Loud, and 23-, cur? rency, duty paid ; and 950 ^ates r omeo and native cloth ai an uvcruge ol 9%c tor tbs native, and iiqior th? Borneo |?>{ ! ; f 1 : : . ' Har.->o change. iSteufly m'es at ;tl8?88panton fer common and coolee. MAV L -TOBES-bpirlts-turpentine has been eold at <U> Att^t n?r uai.on, and is now held higher, in tar. rc+u? tSA o toh T?O transit-tone. Bi?OU- i here have been i u ri her email solee of Fan g eon ai 7>^a8c; an.i Carolin o at B^-S^e. \ t?porfc?towu Ma*|xet. .. GBOBGETOWN, Juno 28-COTTOH.-NO sales this week. Wt uuote fi om 36 to 27o per lb. Coan -Prime white corn ?1 .0 per bushel, with an n nw aro tandei oy. TtBBXA-tt.ceipta- sticks; sales - sticu? ordi? nary sad idle >mU timber ate to 14c. Market look? ing up, and prospect of increased demand tor laige. .long iim? r. l uara Tra*-?lrata dip 83 2>i$ vellow dip 83 65; scrape or bar., tl 76 per bbl, of 280lbs to the barrel. TAU-Per barrel, re.?ii. 83. Augusta Market* AUGUSTA, July J P M.- o'!ION-The market couth ucs quiet and u. chanced. tyliJiiling, norui Lally, ia^my . Baie? 69 nab? ; . ejotnts CO bal? a, AUOU 1 A COTTON 6TA'XKMItNT fitoek on b nu o- pici.ib.-, 1, iB?8.1 807 Beoflpts since to date..93 60S -961C? Bxpoi ts and l>omn oonsumpt on. 03.662 Btook on Land thia day.16 4) --88,102 t'slambni Weiton Market. com M bu.". Ju.y a-Own? to ibo* wau* of stock and few bus . rs iii<ie hui been aecomplit-beo in tu ie market i he nommai price lor muid tags to w d n<? av i a -bee>i 30c ?xoep? on raurd y, wbmii ?ra quoiodat .9>4 Si c Wednesday and iburaduy BL- were pam ul a ( ? balea 'today no bing W-B tu denasnd bnt middbiigc, Sslea 1 bales 3 ut 28X, 3 at 80 and I' at tlc, aie Billowing aremeieiy noiiiinal quotations: ordinary Bl Ml geed ordinal y 28)4 ; cw middlings 80?30>4; middling file. -Wsrebouse ?ali s for tbe w< ek 1A< ba ea B eek's receipts 86 bal? a sash si 17 te sorrespondlng week Of loot season rt iomeut < lttbsteQ. WKBKXT BTATBtf.-KT. m*fimy fc?nd ...??. i, 186?. 280 ^?eejvsj past week. 88 JfcC*?td pr vlousiy.V.....4S.!B?--flOtt Te4al......?^??i jjb*f?j?l pata wr?*.?.Itt .4* av** .....aa '.fli;-47,8f8 jStflja ea ua d Ju.? 8, 1868...;..?.".. 818 I???FitoTf C. ? on Marfcele. COS^O \l Mt i, Ja.y 8.- Le ooUon market baa be:,. stamou* nt inly bare daring tb? past week ; a KC- d tm ad y of mt d.tug would hiing ?le, low, v.r. . ?HU G i'?MU, Ju y 1-Cotton mark, a besvy w ,?b do -. Ping t?i>d< ney ; te $M ot tbe week -it. b 1er "Wt aunt t Ordinary 38K: low aBddnag 27>?;ml* Mum f a vu i? nw li Ma nut, HAVANNAH, July 1 -Corrow.-M' the close of our last wok j report we noticed a Unlit stock on Baie, and a flrmnees on the part ot holdem The wi ok under review han prevent* d no noticea? ble chango, other than in prices, tbe stork being r<> duocd te ao email a firzure that banaaot'ouB have been limited to salo? ot but 50 o 100 balee per day. i he gradual a'lvame in the Liverpool and Kew Tori: marketa br.e t:iven holden here great conn deuce in th? staple, and unless outside figures can bp reallied, they th wno disposition to sell. We give tbe following quoietions, based upon prlceB paid to-day: Liverpool middling 32>?; low mid? dling 81J?? pood ci din ar y 80?. ) SKA ISLAND-Continues very quiet with only a few lois offering. Ihe sulea of thu week are 4 bags at B8o, ard 4 bags at Wo. Advices from Liverpool con cornins this staple aro not encouraging and wi h the favorable reports of crop now golog forward an improvt ment in prices cannot be anticipated. Tlae receipts at ibis port since June 24th amount to 722 bules upland, o. which 705 bules weie received per C. lt. B., lo b >l< a per A. ti G. lt. lt. au l 2 Dales per steamer Swan, from augusta. Ihe exports for the sime tiu>e bave been 1968 balea up and, and 48 bags sea toland ofwhieb, 811 balee upland, and 48 bags sea Island weie shipped to New York, 604 bales up? land to Baltimore, and 548 bales upland to rhiladel pba. . ttfw BICE-Verv doll and stock small, with but Httlo demand, and that confined to retail trade. Clean, common to prime, 7X>8%c ni mlnolly ; interior rouKh, tl 60.1 70; seacoaist. $1 76a2 ^ buBhel. Stock ?? clean rice ut present in the city, 25*. tierces. I'ossongcrs. fer steamship Manhattan, tor New York-O H Pu> dam, wile sud ?nlunt, C Bailey, wile, three chil? dren, and nurse. A Burnwell, M P ratter wile and nurse, It t: ol ? linst and child, O O Lombard and wile. M s J MiLarty, Mrs A Mitchel), B Hyman J Heffron, Mrs o B Newhouse, J Pennis, Miss A Simpson, J D Ferd, wile, two children and nurse, Misa E Englcman, MIBB C H Murtoa. J C Sanders, J M eden i an, W J 1 caus?n, J Bresnsban and wile, C N Oaabin, Miss Gre? n. Miss Hall, MIBB Dennie. Miss Wakeman, Mire E 'lit us, A O Iles, A Baldwin, Mrs M I) ara van, Miss K Di ra van, lara Knight, t-arah Brown, Linda Ueyward, Miss N Boblnson. Mies A fa eRcock, Mira J Heacock. W McComb, J Caine, T H Irwin J Irwin, Mrs G O Wharton Miss E B W Har? ton, Miss 0 ? Wharton. ft isa fros*. I) Morel, tara W D Davie, T Cliffy, G P Davis, Mis Gibbs and daugh? ter, Mrs K C oilchrlBt, child and nurse, W Handy. MIBS Kain, Mr O'Brien,' wife and children, and ? on deck. tunas* - taste Per Bteamahip Saragossa, from New York-Miss M E SrigniouB, c teignions and wife, F Aweele and wife, J s Floyd, D Ll Jaques. F Gochfban, D lt Sos. nooB. D Moore, Miss H Middleton Mary leeman, J i urrey, J btern, wife ana two daughters, and M Cai ter. Per steamship Sea Gull, from Baltimore-W B Fuller, wite and < hud, Mrs L Haaa and daughter, L Dunneman, F B Durna, B I Login, W Cheetham, and two on deck. fer B teamer City Point, from Palatka, via Jackson? ville, Fernandina and ?savannah-W S Tucker and lady, J T Hennessey. 8 F Marshall, H Fureiigott, J Gtiradd'Ck and iauy, Mrs H E Dotterer and daugh? ter, P B H Dunley, E Hade. J T li oben POD, T D How? ard, H a Woolnian. Vi E Moore, Miss Binney, T E Coopee, J D Hrpkine. Mrs I. T i urner, Miss iv ?wall, Mrs J B West, Mr LaBtme-d, L Parrish. D OMI tefe, and 15 on deck. ,,. JBttiae lt?*. fort ot <?r: ?rittet.? ?ri. July ?. PUK i UAJUMiiV Ujiht. ~ rna MS or TUX MOON. ' LaBt Quarter, lat, t noora 27 minutes, evenir p. New Moon, 9tii, 8 honra 14 minut?s moaning. First Quarter, 16th 1 hour : H minute?, morning. Full Moon, 28d 8 bou>B 34 minutes, morniho. Last Quarter. Stet, ll hour*, 45 minut?e, morning. ?? TONK a J ULT j RDJE8t SETH. MOOS BISES. BLOB WATS* CMouduy.... 4 68 7.. 10 6.Tuesday.?..i 4..fa) , 7..10 7 Wednesday.! 4..59 7..10 8 ihnrsday...! 6.. <? 7.. 9 9 triilay. 5.. 1 | 7..0 lOiSaturday...! 6.. ll 7.. 9 llIRntin??.,.. 5 2 7 9 1..62 2..31 3..17 Hets. 7..2t 8..14 fl.. * 4. .21 5. .16 6.. 9 6..69 7..61 8. .S9 Arr a wu sa.i?iuiii?k Steamship baragoesa, Byd?r, New York-lett - inst. Mdse, lo r avonel ft Co. D Ammo. J E Adger & Co, M J Uooih, G E brown, W fcTookban&s. F il Bor er J Br. wn, W M Bird & Co, Charleston Hotel, F F Chapean. R & A I1 Bidwell, 1' M Cater. Douglass ft Miller Howie ft Moise, Denny ft Perry Frost & Ad? r. Fors>th;>, McComb & co. P L Gnille ratn, E H Gardner, H Ocrdts & Co N A Hunt, D B Haselton, J Hurkump & Co, J H Hill' n. J< ffordb & Cc 0 Keliock, KUm k. Wickeuberg & Co, Knete & Chapman, Knox. Daly & ?!o, ELon man, Laure? & Alexander, W K Middleton. J G M ll., or A co. acan? tone & Co, McLoy & Klee. N K h ail road Agent 8 C Bollroad Anent, D O'Neill, B O'Neill, Oetendorff A co. G E Pinsrree, H I Peake, L tani. W lt oar h ft ?'o, Beicke ft Schachte, J R Bead ft Co. G hacHel?ord, L Sehn ;li, Southern Lxpre?s Co, Stenhouse ?t Co, G W Steffen ft Co, Captaiu -tewa t, D H bllcox, ? Tide man n 8 lhompvon, J F I aylor ft Co, W G trott, J H Vol e s, -. ll Wi Bon P Walsh E Washington WJ Ya'OP, Waiker, h vans- ft cogswtl', J E schroeder. W H hafcp ft Co, . d?< rton A Kichards, H Faa*, luit ft Land, P Tecklenonrg. J N M Wonitman. O K- ni son. McDuff ' ohen, K <. cort, A A Goldsmitb. E Kates St ce, G W Swam, J Ferguson, Cameron St Barkley, Jennings, l homliue >u ft Co, Johnston. Crew? ft Co, J F Knauim in, B campaeh, W Ufferhardt. Friday. 2d 4 P M, off Look .ut, p*8*ed t>teamship Prome? theus bound North; 7 P M, 30 miles north ol Fry iou Pan, pasted eteamnhip Berman Livingston, b un i N^rth. Steamahip Sea GuH, Dutton. Baltimore-left 30tb ul?, P M. Mdse. To Mordecai ft Co, Courtenay' ft Tremuolin. n o itili-o.id <tgem, ls E ?II.IKWH ARi.i.t, D A Amme, C D ? brena ft co, * fi'Adger ft Or?, U s CoinmiB8ary, H Msclioftft Co, F C Berner, Bo11m.?nn Bros, J U Blobme Dr H Baer. W M Bird ? Co, lt M Butler, H Uni winkle ft Co, J o H clause en, H Cobla ft co, W 0 COUTI ney. W H ?'batee ft Co, Douglass ft Miller, H H DeLeou, B Feldmann ft Co, Frost ft Ad* ger, E J H F scher, J H Graver ft co. Goodrich, Wineman ft Co, G Boppoek, Hart ft < o. Holmes ft Co. Holmes ft calder Hnrkamp ft Co, Jennings. ihomlinBon ft Co, Jeffords ft Co, J Jara H Kin tte ft Co, Di E H Kellers Laura, ft Alexander, G J Luhn, I. C?rente, C Lilien thal, 8 It Marshall, Mowry ft Co, W Mari-cU'-r, CF Pauknin,Palmetto Pioneer Coop?? rative Association, O Phillip?, If avenel ft Holmes, G W Steffens, C Sabtaann, F E Schroder. "' hackeliord k Kelly J F Taylor ft Co, W G1 rott, P P Toale 3 N lldemann, leny ft Nolen, J lorra?T lopper ft Hons, i erner ft Burker. W G WhiiJfn ft Co, W L Webb. G to Wilhams ft Co, and Blocke ft Schacht, Brig Monte?, McCobb, Bockpart, Me- ?5 days. Lime To A McCobb. Jr. Scbr S H ' ady, small. New York-ll davB. Mdse. To W Bosch fi Co, Railroad Ageut. ai d others, lune 28th, off Cane Hatteras, saw the achrs Bocking asm and C ? Groves, for thia pori. Steamer City Point, McMillan, Palatka via Jackson? ville, Fernandina, Savannah, kc. Mdae. 'lo J D liken ft co, W O Courtney ft Co. M Goldsmith ft ton. Monett ft Wharton J G.Bickley, Paul Welch ft Brandea, J F Ta lor ft Co, Hunt Bros ft Co, T Knee, Jourdln, Matthleftsen ft Co, U Graveley, Adams ft Damon, a A MttcbeU and Order. Arrived Y este romy. Sehr Mary Stow. Rantin. New York-14 days. Salt leW Boacb ft co. and G W Williams ft co Sehr John A Griffin, Foster, Ph ladulpbla-12 days. 3oai. To H S Baker ft co. Sehr Clara W Elwell, Jenkins, Kew York- 20 days, lav. To liifley ft CreiuhtOD, and Kn g ft Gibbon. Ju Friday, off the Flying Pan, saw the sehr Grace 31itu>n, for this port. Cleared Saturday. Steamship Manhattan, Woodhull, New York-Jas Adger ft Co. Sailed Saturday. Iteamsbip Manhattan, Woodhull, New York. ?ailed Yesterday. Jritlab brig J L Pye, Pye Liverpool. > tea ai er Cuy Point, Mr Millan, vUjuiln :ton, N C. Dp tor -tills Port, iris Hampden, Perkins, at New York, June SO. lour Myiover, Brown, at New York Ju>y l. Jchr ?arah Cullen, A via. at. Philadelphia, July 1. Cleared for Ibis fori. Iteamship J ri Lvermaj, S< yder, a' Philadelphia, Juan ?d , lng A Bradshaw, Sears, at New York, July 1. - tffc merni' f?n The phip Iticbnrd lil. Wood, from ' hatleslon for If i sci? -ot Me pa-Bed tbe Highland Light at Cap* lo Units 30. TL ? brig Americns, from Boston lor Charleston, *?<< epojteu (no dam or latitude) by tue New York a.ot Uoat J W Elwell. Ibo BC.ir s B Franklin, Mull, from Georgetown, S ), for .toe,on, seven days out, arrived at Holmes' luie J.um 30. The sehr Robert Palmer, dark, from Georgetown. I iv, mr Bath, Me, arrived at bolmts' Hole June 30. POHI OF GEORGETOWN. 8. C., JDNlt 20. ABB VXD. Ju'.e 56-Ktenm tug Cha' u ?thu. White, cbarlei-ton. Juno r I. woodberry. Wood Deny, Uatb aoie; sour Ft naaco, crew her, Bal.imcte. GLXAHKD Juno 29-sehr Iraucouia, beavitt. Bath, Me. lil!?T UP VhK<)|i.|i? 7JF?, CL?A RED AND SAILED FOR ( HIS POjfr T. 9 O II H I G N Ll V li R POOI.. Tho Hannah Liado, Ferguson, cleared.May 20 Ihe Minnie, Rot ?ttsnii, saltea. May I* Cns VLuoe, Hallrisy, up.. .June 12 DOMEsiIQ 408TOR. Brig Amerlrns, Band, up.joo? g BO xvoBT arc. Brig Man?an Ho, - pour, H ai.?.junf 12 WiffiratT. sus tour Stet?Psi, Thomasa ?ai ed...;.JUBB 20 OOLDSSOBO'. MK. Sehr V >ocity, PiAkhain. ?ailed.June 16 . fm r.??? .* Brig A Biadahaw. Sea ?, cleared.jt ]y \ Brig B mobil, Feral ?a, np.....June30 \ehi MvruTdr, Brown, up.,.,imy l <our ?r .po 11 .01, Ulis, cleared.Jun? la ?ear Hot kinghi na. Mle erson. eieaied .... ..J n.e 0 lohr ? S oro'v.i We ?er, cte?red....June IS lour Wm I. niringa, Halt 7, mfl.Jua? 17 PHJLM1KI.PH1A lleamBhtp j w Ererman. iayd. r, eleared.. .June St , hr Aooi, h B ogeL Koclnaoo, up.June 28 ?in Sarah cu.itn* ATI*# up. .Ju.y 1 . onsuineesper aoata * molina Kalimna ??' July?. 117 bales fotton. Cl bale* Domestics, 244 bbl? Ka* yal stores, a ears Wwi 1 cir Shingles To Railroad Agent, 6 W Steffens. J ft T Getty. Cleghorn Her? ring ftc Co, J Corop- m & Co. Goldsmith ii hon, L Lo? rentz, O LltsehcL GrnoBcr & Smith, G Foll?n J Mar chal?, R Mure & Co, Bavenel ft Co. and Kinsmss ft Bowell. Consign?es per rv art tie a. stern lt ai Uro sd Joly 3, 13 bales Cotton, 50 bushels Bice, 490 bbls Nsval Stores, Lumber, lohscro, Mose, ftc. To Beefer ft Davis, l Marshall, Jr, Kinsman & Howell, SD -to ney, J N Barden Howard ft Bro, J s hoLlrmer. Ken? dall ft Docxery, J F Walker D H Siloox, W K Byan, Kscn mann ft Co. G W Willisms ft Co? T B Baynard, a 8 Morcan. P Walsh, a A Go.dsmith & Co, K WoU Hu ;, M Hanley, W T tandera, and B F Simons. wm*, $1*0% (Cte. tf~y L D W HI 8 Kl K S. I HE UNDERSIGNED BEG LEAVE TO AV NOUN CE that they have been Appointed by Mea-rs. Hi .NB Y H. HANNIS ft CO.. of Philadelphia, their sole Agents tor thi State of Hnmth Carolina for the Sale ot their cele? rated ACME. X, EX, XXX. XXXX, NECTAR. CABINET and other branda OT.T> p.YE WHISXIRP. They ?iso wish to announce that they will be in constant receipt of their COPPER DISTILLED MOUNTAIN PUBE RYE WHISKIES, direct from Distillery at Hannaville, Berkeley County, Weet Virginia. Liberal contracts will be made for la-ge lots of new Whiskies in bond at Distillery Warehouse. OLACIO? ft WITTE, No. S3 East Bay street, Jnse IS wfmSmos charleston, 8. C. JAMES A. MILLER'S CHICKEN COCK WHIBKEY. We are Agents of the QUO ve celebrated and well known brand of JAMES A. MILLER'S CBI< KKN CO'X OLD BOURBON WHIr-KFY, Which ia ?he Gf NUIN K ARI IOLE, and offer te to the trade, war? ranting lt to sive entire ratisiaction lt is manufac lured, copper distilled, ol the best grain and pure qualities-impioves by age, especially in the South, ern climate. A large stock constantly on hand, of a fferent ages and price* ; cooperage of the most superior. For sale in lots to snit pmchasers. by t COBB, LOLHONDK ft Ca, ? role Agents tor ?be t-outh. No. 3? Natchez-street. New Orleans. ' Or HENRY COBIA ft CO.. Sub-Agents, Charleston. 8. C. June 16 Imo ^larfoncrt), Castings, (Etc. jyjTKK'lTNG-STRKKT EOU.MDHY. THIS ESTABLISHMENT IS NOW FURNISHING THE IMPROVED MCCARTHY COTTON OIN, STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS, of various sizes on hand IMPROVED VERTICAL AND HORIZONTAL CORN MILLS, SCGAB MILLS, SUGAR BOILERS AND PANS, ol all sizes HORSE POWFR3 AND GIN GEARING, from 6 tc 16 feet in diameter IMPROVED LEVER OOTTON PRESSES tor Htmc#| power, Haw and Rico MiUa MACHINERY AND CASTINGS of all description? made to order Particular attention paid to HOUSE FRONTS AND CASTINGS FOR BUILD TMOO, OK A TIN GB, 9J STERN COVERS. SASH WEIGHTS, rfc , ?fr, WILLIAM 8. HENEREY, MACHINI&l AND FOUNDER. NO. 314 MEETING-STREET, ' CHARLESTON, P. C. Anenst 3_mw a TJUaHNIX IRON WOXtJKS. JOHN F. TAYLOR & CO. SUCCESSORS TO CAMERON ?V CO.. Engineers Boilermakers &c. Nos. 4, 6. 8, 10 and 12 PRIT CHA BD-S TREE TS, (NEAR THE DST DOOK,) Charleston, S- C. STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS-MABINS, STATIONARY AND PORTABLE. RICE THRESHERS AN? MILLS OP EVERY DESCRIPTION. SHAFTING, PULLEYS AND GEARING IBON FRONTS FOR BUILDINGS, CASTINGS OF EVERY KIND IN IRON OB BRASS. We guarantee to furnish ENGINES and BOILERS >f ?9 Rood quality' ano power, and at as low rates aa san be bad in New York, Baltimore or Philadelphia. AGENTS FOB ?shcroffc's low-water Detector, IBB ONLY PERFECT SECURITY AGAINST DAMAGE FROM LOW WATER IN THE BOILER. REPAIRS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. May 17 DAO J moa mm V Hom * 'ff o 350 horse power lnr udrns th? ee>eorateJ Corliss out-oB l.nglnes, ?Ilde Valve Ma tioufr> Engines Portabh Kngh es. ftc ?Iso ctr. u ar Mmsv and A eng ssw Mills, Sugar Cune a Us, -ha ting Pulley*, ftc. Lath and ?bingle Mills Wheat and Com Mills, Circulai .iiws Reltni::, AO. fetid tor descriptive Circular un? i Pries List. ?TOOT) ft MANN HIE*M ftNGIWBCO.. vobru iry ia ntnos Ottos, New York. rpo lt II fi 1 N IS ? ?4 fit KN. ~ TM? SD??TSR NBWS, PUBLISHED At HU MT ER, 8. C., Ii OS? OF ma ll EST PAPER- IN TBE UP? KOUNTRY; baa a largo circulation, and affords en. oerior advantages aa an advertising medium, lora low Addres , DARR ft O-TEBN, Fehrwawv M Prawn*** AO RIOS) LT U RAI MMAUlihHT WAREHOUSE AND SEED STORK. kVRlCTL USAL mPLEMSNIB, QA EDE* BMWDM. ?Uk ELLEBBE'S TRANSPLANTER^ FOR BALE. 3 Et?. B* PINO BBB, Moron sj No. 146 MeetlnK-f.trset, chat lesion. ams GUAROSUN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK. Organized in 1859. All Policies non-Forfeitafole. Half Loan Taken. No Notus Required LAST CASH DIVIDEND 50 (PIFi V) PEU CENT. Statement. Policies iii foreo.$25,000 OOO Assets. 1,500.000 Animal Income. 800,000 L?seos Paid.. 508,000 officer*. W. H. PECKHAM, Presiden?. H. V. GAHAOAN, Secretary, L. McADAM., Actuary, U. A. FUD1CK.AR, Superintendent. Hon. JOHN A. Dix, Now York. Hon. JAMES HARPER, Firm Harper & Bros., ex-Mayor New York. . JOHN J. CRANE. Preeidont Bank Republic. WK. T. HOOKER, Wall-stroot. WM. M. VERMILTB, Hanker (Vermily* & Co.) CHAS. G. BOOKWOOD, Cashier New.uk Banking Company. Hon. GEORGE OPDTKE ex-Mayor of New York. MINOT C. MORGAN, Banker. THOMAS KIDNEY, firm Thomas Bigney dc Co. BENJ. B. SHERMAN. Treasurer New York Steam ?Supar Refining Company. . AARON ARNOLD. Firm of Arnold, Constable & Co. RICHARD H. BOWNE, Wetmore ?t Bowne, Law? yers. Directors. E. V. HAUGHWOUT, Firm F. V. Haughwont A Co. WM. WICKENS, Firm W. Silkens & Co. JULIOS H. PHATT, Morchaut. WM. W. V/RIGH?, n?erciiant. CHAS. J. STARR, Merchant. WILLIAM A LL IC N. Merchant. GEO. W. CUXLEB, Banker, Palmira, N. Y. GEO. T. HOPE, President Continental Fire In? surance Company. JOHN H. SHERWOOD. Park Place. WALTON H.TCKHAM, Corner 5th Arenne atc rwenty-thira-street. iv EDWARD H. WRIGHT, Newark, N\ J. GEO. W. FARLEE, Counsellor. W. L. COGSWELL, Merchant. GEORGE KEIM, General Agent for South Carolin?. Dr. T. UKKNSTJlfirtiSA, Examining Physician. January ia 6ruo R. ISSE?tTEL, GENERAL AGENT FOR CHARLESTON, Office Ko. ?65 KtnK-Stre4t. Ca.?x-leaton. S. c. rjlHK BKS T IN U8K, LINN'S VEGETABLE PILLS, FOB RALE BT ALL DBU001BT8, AND BT W. T. LINN, Druggist, Comer of Cooling and Cannon streets. June 11 imo* H. K I C H A TJ* S GOLDEN HEME Da E S ASK PCR NO OTHER, TAKE' NO OTHER, AND you will save time, besito and money. tit to REWARD for any case of disease in any stage which they fail to cure. Dr. RICH ?? D'a GOLDEN DALS A M No. 1 cures Ulcers, Ulcerated Bore Inroat and Mouth, tore (yes. Cutaneous or Hain Eruption", Cooper Colored Blotches, soreness of tho "*calp. Scrofula, An : is the , greatest Renovator, Alteiative and Blood Purifier known, removes a l disesses from the system, and leaves the blood pure and beslthv. Dr. RICH AD\H GOLDEN BALSAM No. 2 cures Mercurial Affections, Rheumatism ha all it forms, whether f. om mercury or other causes; gives imme? diate relief in sil cases. No dieting necessary. 1 have thousand? of Certificates proving tbe miracu? lous cures effected by these hem? dies. Price of either No. 1 or No. 2, tB per bottle, or iWU bottles for I I?. Dr RICHAU'S GOLDEN ANTIDOTE, a safe spee? dy, peasant and sadlcal cure V>T all Urinary De ragemente, accompanied with full directions. Price 93 per bottle. Pr. RICHAD'.S GOLDEN ELIXIR D'AMOUR, a ladiral cure for Nervous or General Debility, in old or joung; imparting emrgv with wonderful effect. Price t5 i er bottle, or two bottles for $9. On receipt ol price these Remedies will be shipped to anyplace. Prompt attention paid to all. corres deute. None genuine without th? name of '.br. RICH AU'rt GOLOKN REMEDIES, D. ?. RICHARDS?, Sole Proprietor," blown in glass ot bot les. Address D B. RICUAKDS. No. 228 Varick-street, New York. Office Hours from 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. Circu'ars ?ont ly July 3 ?J1 H K I! 1 S il O P ; I' 1 LT t. X TUB BISHOP [PILL I THE: BISHOP PILL: A Purely Vegetable Pill (Sugar-coated.) "COSTARS" BISHOP PILI, "Is of extraordinary efficacy for Costiveness, Indi? gestion, Dyrpepsia, Headache, Nervous Dohility, Liver complaint." "Ieebest PILL in the world." Medical Journal, September 8. TRY T H E Ml " TRY T fl E M i ear All Druggists in CHARLESTON sell them. "COSTAE'S " STAND ABD PREPAR ATIONS ABB "?ostarV Bat, Roach, &e., fixt?zml'i. "tiostarV Bed Bus; Exterminators. "Coster's" (only pure) insect Powder. " - "Only Infallible Beniedie* known." ..18 yearn established in New York." "2000 Boxes and Flask? manufactured daily." "111 Beware 11 ! of spurious imitation?." "All Druggists in OB ABLES ION sell them." For $1, $9, $9 and SS sizes, Address "COSTA ti" CO? PAK Y, fio. 13 Howard-street, New York, Bald In CH ABLEST ON, B. C., by 6UODH1CH, BlINEHAN & CO. March 23 x>AO lyr R OSAMA I. IS Purifies the Blood. i- Vor sale by tiru atriste at ver y vsr to ere. ? ?; Jun? .'. * w i S " lt ? POP! TBE ONLY CERTAIN RAT DESTROYER WITHOUT Disagreeable Results. ADOLPH I?AACSEN'8 PHOSPHORIC PASTE, B BB MB Tl CALLY sealed and ws'isnted to keep fresh lor al' time tl ie greatest dis every I of ila kind in tbe ace we live tn. No per?on need bs tronb>ed wfth HATb, MICK, BED bVQ- pr ROACH ES for Mr. Isaacnen's de-tmetive rem edy ls within the reach of all. Prepared on h by himself. Iron rare and valuable compounds, tts ss tap? ess lt hs wonderful ac its eaeacy. Bundled? af lestttao Diaifl have been received lrom all parts ot tko United States Ike great advantage tkis 8UBB POP possesses over ah ilanilsr prepara tiens 1? Ibo BAOT that it M Certa tm tat tra KflSsata, lad #r*e from the unpt????Si:-sss itt iii* ?yin* ia their ho! es, a? lt causes tuarn tr? leave the premises to soak sir, sad consumes them aa entirely aa to >MV* Ko ?ts??raeaMo Oslar. Numbera of rote enees esa bo made to ,v. A Perrons tm ttaxs City, ?bo bava successfully u?ad lt BOLE AGENTS FOR ?*OU Iii CAROLINA, . DOWIES ft MOISB, IMPORT??? AND WHOLESALIi DRUO?-8TB, Corner Meeting and Hsact-Mreets, April 2? limwldmo GbaMOton, 8. C. _JkjWf JCbemtrols, (Cte. *pOn It II KU ai AT ISM, PAINFUL SWELLING8, &c., USE NEUROTIC OIL. St ld Wboli sale by .OODRICH, WINEMAN & CO., No. '23 Hayne-etreet. At Retail by ?. W. AIMS lt. Corner King and Vanderborat streets. July 1_,. TI- 6 Jj> ISON ? S i TOBACCO ANTIDOTE. Warran ted to Remove all Desire for Tobacco. It is Rarely Vegetable and contains nothing Injurions. The following ia one of thousands or testimonials that are daily received by the Manufacturar: RICHMOND VA , November 98, 1868. Dun SiK-Tho "iuiiat'co Antidote" prepared by you aci-ornin? to the ?eeeipt you have submitted lo me, and the ingredients ot which I have examined, is purely vegetab e. entirely bai micos, and contains nothing in tho least injurious. It is not disagreeable to tbe taste, ?nd aa a homo article, I hope you will meet with nady au lo tor it, and I believe that if tbe fiirections are followed, it will do ail you claimed tor lt. JOBN DOVE, ?I.D. SS" Price 50 cents p.T BOT. The usual discount to the Trade. *r For tale by Dr. H. BAER, WHOLVSaLE AGENT FOR SOU 1H CAROLINA. June 7 K C A II K F II I WHAT MEDICINES YOU TAKE, WHEN YOU ABE EXH AUSTED BY OVEKWORK of ht ad or haod. and feel the need ot eomeiuing in vluorating. don't drmk whiskey or any intoxicating thing, whe her under the name of Hitters or other* wise, t-uch articles giv*? Just a? much strength lo your weary body and mind as the whip gives to the jaded horse, and no mort*. Alcoholic stimulants are injurious to Nerve health, and are AfcWAYSfollowed by DEPRESSING BEA Cl ION. Dodd's Norville aild Jnvigxnmixfr ia a TONIO and GENTLE STIliDLANr wbiob ia NOT attended by REACTION. What it ?aina for yon it maintains. When itrt freshes body or mind, lt refreshen wi'b natural strength that cornea to s?ay. Weare not recommending teetotalism in tbe interest of any faction; but long sod extended observation teae?o? nB that he who resorts to the bottle for rest or r?cup?rai ion. will find, aa be keens at il, that he is kindling a Sro in Kia nones which will consume like the flames of perdition. Tun from it. Take a tonio that will re freso, and not destroy. JDOX>I>'C M ERVINE ls for sale by all DrugoistB. Price One Dellar. Kee Book of Certificates that aocompanleK each kettle. 7mos June 35 _Sclix_' MARVIN'S PATENT Alum & Dry Plaster FIRE PR0Q? SAFES . Are most desirable for quality, uni sn and pri?e. / MARVIN'S SPHERICAL BURGLAR SAFES Cannot bo Sledged! - Cannot bo Wedged ! Cannot be Drilled I BANK VAULTS, VAULT DOORS? 8XPRS88 BOXK?, .FAMILY PLATE SAPES, COMBINATION LOOKS Please send tut a catalogs? te aNLaUKTOLW A OOa. (Ohle?! safe manniaoinf era) . IM5 Broadway, Mew York. Warehouse. (108B?s.k St.,01e^U?dv0 And for sale by ow agents ls tin principal eitles throughout j^s Usitved StAieav FOB 8* La ?V WM. M. BIRD ?r 00., No. a08 EAHT BAY, Otfi istlAStBTOSf. O Milker lt ?yt _faints, (SHls, (Eic. QAMEUON, BAHKLEY dc CO., NORTUEA8T COB NE li Meeting and Cumberland Streets. 8TEAM ENGINES G?BST MILLS CIRCULAR HAW MILL8, and MACHINERY. January 1 II I T K li KAU, w ZINC PAINT S, COLORS, VARNISHES, BRUSHES, &c., Sus. RAW AND BOILED LINSEED OILS. CAMHRON, BAUKLKV Si CO., NorHicast corner Meeting and Cumberland atreets. January 1 *' O I li SI OILS! O I I. S I 1000 GALLONS PURE WINTER LARD OIL 700 GALLONS PURE WINTER No. 1 LARD OIL GOO GALLONS PURE WINTER SPERM OIL 500 GALLONS PURE MASON'S SPERM OIL 600 GALLONS PURE MACHINERY OIL 1000 GALLONS WHITE OAK LUBRICATING OIL 300 GALLONS REFINED NEATS FOOT OIL 800 GALLONS TANNER'S (STRAITS) OIL. UANEHUN, BAltK LKV Si CO., Northeast corner Meeting and Cumberland streets. Januar? 1 R, O O P I N Cr TIN 500 BOXES IC 14x20 ROOFING TIN 300 BOXES IX 14x20 ROOFING TIN 100 BOXES IC 26x20 ROOFING TIN 50 BOXES IX 42x20 ROOF1NG TIN 25 BOXES IX 12x12 25 BOXES IX 14x20 20 BOXES IX 10x20 20 BOXES IXX 14x20 20 BOXES LXXX 14x20 20 BOXES LXXXX 14x20 BLOCK TIN, TIN SM A N'S SOLDER, SPEL? TER. Ac, Sec. IN STORE AND TO ARRIVE. VAHEHO.i, BAHKLET ? CO.. Northeast corner Meeting ?nd Cumberland street?. Jannary 1 B KLTINGI B E L T I m (J ! 5000 FEET OAK-TANNED LEATHER BELT? ING 5000 FEET GUM BELTING, 2, 3, 4, and b PLY 250 SIDES PATENT DRESSED LACE LEAIBER 300 DOZEN METALLIC-TIPPED BELT LACING 100 BOXES BLAKE'S PATENT BELT STUDS 150 DOZEN TOLLMAN'S BELT HOOES 750 YARDS GUM PACKING, 1-16 INCH TO ? INCH THICK TUCK'S PACKING, i INCH TO LJ INCH DI? AMETER SOAPSTONE PACKING, i INCH TO 1* INCH DIAMETER 5VHITE AND BROWN JUTE PACKING ITALIAN HEMP PACKING ?UBBER AND LEATHER HOSE * MANHOLE AND HANDHOLE GASKETS Of ALL SIZES. CAMKKON, BAKKLRY Si CO., ?orUieist Corner Meeting and Cumberland streets. January 1 B AR IRON SHEET IRON AND STEEL, VROLGBT AND CAST IRON PIPING, ? TEAM AND M ALLE ABLE CAST IRON -piTTlNOS, tor Bte am and water. CAMBRON. BARKLEY Si CO.. < ort beast corner Meeting and Cumberland streets January 1 B R A S S WORK. ?TEAM GU AGES, GONGS, GUAGE COCKS ITEAM BIBBS AND SI OP COCKS, STEAM WHISTLES 3LOBE AND CHECK VALVES, OIL CUPS ?TATER GUAGES GLASS GUAGE TUBES klEECURY G CAGES, LOW WATER DETEC? TORS X)PPER AND BRASS WIRE. C AMR RON, BARKLEY Si CO., forth east Corner Meeting and Cumberland streets, January 1 Pra??, Cirmifttls, (Etc. n H B S II D R V ? S. JUST RECEIVED, 3 lt I MA ll LT dt ?VS P ll SEPARATION S ODIZED SYRUP OF HORSE RADISH VEGETABLE CAPSULES OF MATICO 1YRUP OF HYPOPHOSPHlTPi OF LIME JU ARAN A POWDERS. All fi cali from Pari*, and for sale by Dr. II. BARR, May 8_No. 181 MEBTING-^TBBBT. Jil? RR MO VB GHBASE SPOTS. U8E THE DOUBLE DISTILLED BENZINE, *repared, and for sale, wholesale and retail, by DIL H. B Ai.it, May 35 No. 131 Mo-tree-street. B A K R R S r" Hi V. JUS2 RECEIVED AND FOR SALE WHOLESALE AND RETAIL : ARBON ATE OF AMMONIA PRIME HOPS CREAM OF TABTAB H. BAER, Druggist, No. 181 MEETING-STREET. March 4 O li lt (1 N Rt ^IIPEPTOR TO TPS BEST .IMPORTED 09 00;NE WATER, manufactured a. d sold wholesale art retail by Dr 8. B.fcb. Jnne2i No. 181 Meeting etreet. ^ IT RAT 10 OP MAGMliSIA. A GOOD COOLING KUM M KU MEDICINE. MAD* esb every day, by Da. B. BABB, Mayas Bo. 18? Meeite'-street. D BATH TO WORMS! BUY FLEMING'S WORM CONFECTIONS, Tia? BM? la Va?. They* are made of "R^^tonine," and contain no jurions ''rog. Bead what one ot UM most distinguished pbysi ans ol Richmond Ya., says about tue Loceoges ; I bave long Wed -antoniue, tee uotive prlncipl' of nropuan Wo>an-?eed, as sn effectua' r medy tot ronna in ohin.ren. Mr. Wa nor li. Fl em Jig pre ares a Loaeoge composed of i? wbscd ia a vsiy ?asan* sad pelaUbl* r rm IU which to sdmhdater te obi drem and which may be re led o* a* prop rty pn-pared. O. F. MANSOM. M. D. Wat sale bv DB. B. BAIB. WWeeald Amt, june 21 No. m M?cting-atrc?t, Pro(|ST OLS?cmuals, (Cte. ?1 in. PANK. NI?, CMEMISTAN? APOTHECARY, No. 1&3 Meeting-street, CHAR li E S X O RT . S. ?, J A?.P ?RTLR AND DEALER. IN GEBMAJT, FRENCH, ENGLISH ANO DOMESTIC ?BUGS, CHEMICALS: AND PATENT MEDICINES, 1 PRESCRIPTIONS [PREP ARID CABKFOIXY AS ALL H0UB8 OF TBE DAT AN? NIGHT. BY {BEOTJIiAB GRADUATES IN PHARMACY. Upon thia branch of the business, the utmost PERSONAL care and attention ia bestowed, ami (he PURITY of the MEDICINES Used in^ccmpoundtng is GUARANTEED. FRESH VICHY WATEB, (HATJTER1VK.) ALSO, VICHY POWDERS, Ot Street Importation EACH BOTTLE OB PACKAGE BEABING THE GOVEBNMENT STAMP. i CONGRESS AND COLUMBIAN WATER', FRESH FROM TUB SPRINGS. AGENT FOR THE CELEBRATED HO CK BRIDGE ALUM SPRING WATER, A complete assort meet ec JOAPS, PERFUMERIES. AND TOILET ARTICLES, COMBS, BRUSHES, Ac? AGENT FOR 3EO. TIEMANN Sc CO.i ?tf ?Bl W YORK, KANUSvOrUmBSS or , IV BO IC AL AN? DENT AI? INSTRUMENTS, ABTABACUl 'FOB imommm, matOWftj A?. Moy 10 wA?