Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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THE DAILY JEWS. The History ot * JLtife. Dey dawned: Within a enruinec? room, Filled to faintness with perfume. A lady lsy, at point of doom. Day closed: A child had seen the light; ' But Kr tho lady, farand bright, fehe rested in nndreamtng night. Spring rone: Tho lady's grave was green; And near it afterwards was seen . A gontie boy, with thoughtful mien. Tears fl id: Ho wore a manly face. And strung el in tn? world's rough race. And won, at least, a lofty paco. And then-be die J1 Behold before ye, Hnmsnity'd poor sum and story, life-death-and a l that 1B of glory. Tnt unarleston money Market. TH?TESBAT. July S, IG?C. The past week bas been characterized by no change. There were few transactions and quota? tions are nominal. StateJBank bille are in good de? mand with a slight appreciation. South Carolina Railroad and Bank stock remains unchanged. Bales of City stock were made at 68 to 64. The People's and First National Bank stocks are still qnoted at 118, no eales being reported. Union Bank stock $9%. Other quotations unchanged. There was a general dullness in business ciroles, and securities were not in demand. Money 1s easy at %? to 1 ptr cent, a roJntb on unexceptional collaterals. .. SOOTUSAN BANS OCLiS. . . Current Bates Bank of Camden.80 ?oo Bapk of Charleston.78 ? 80 Bank of Chester..12 ?ie Bank of Georgetown.12 Ol5 Bank of Hamburg... Y ? 8 Bank of Newberry,. ,.80 @00 Bank Of South Carolina..20 @<'0 Bank of State of S Carolina, prior to 18C1,53 @54 Bank of Stateof S. Carolina,after 1st Jan., 1861..25 @00 Commercial Bank. Columbia. .8 ($00 Exchange Bank, columbia.. .12 @13 Farmery' and Exchange Bank,-Charleston. 1 @0C Merchant's Bani,Cheraw.....12 ?CO I People's. Bank, Charleston..85 ? 88 Planter's Bani of Fairfield.-. 7 @ 8 Plantar*' ?nd Mechanics' Bank,Charleston.90 @00 Southwestern Railroad Batik, Charleston, fold!.7C @00 ? ou th western Railroad Bank, Charleston. (newt......65 @68 State Bank,Charleston.;... 7 @00 Union Bank, Charleston_...97 @98 City of Charleston Change Bills:..-....96^.?98 State S. Carolina Treasury'Notes.95 @961 vii : ; I T30MDB. BTOOK8 AHO 000*0?*. , City of Columbia Bonds..................70 ?00 i City of. Columbi J Coupons. ?.t..75 @00 South Carolina:BsUroad and Bank Stock li (whole shares)...?........dull.?&?^O? South Carolina Railroad (half eharesidull .21 '??00 B. C. Railroad Six Per cent. Bonds..70 &oo 'Mt Q. R. R. Seven Per Cent. B'ds.82 fei 86 S. C. Railroad Certificate of Indebtedness.95 ; (ii 00 City of Charleston Six Per Ct, Stock. .69 (tx) G4 City of Charleston Fire Loan Bonds.... 72 @00 ? Btate of South Carolina Bonds (old) ex past due coupons.73 (g?4 fitste of South Carolina Bonds (new issue. ..'- ? of January 1, 1867) ex past due c JU i-'pee? ?J. rt. ii. i..............@06 State of couth Carolina bonds (issued for ?rr f . Bank of the state bills).70 (SOO Btate of South Carolina Htock.73 ?00 State of South CaroUna Coupons.65 ?00 People* National Bank Stock...no sales..113 soo First National Bank Stock..no sales.. H8 ?00 Union Rapk stock.$9>?@00 Greenville and Columbia Railroad State * . guaranteed bonds.?......64 @00 . Greenville and Columbia let Hortgage Benda,..."1/1,4......... !.. ..00 ooo Northeastern R. B. 1st Mortgage Bonds.84 ?00 Northeastern R.B. 1st Coupons (past due).84 @oo Northeastern Railroad stock (capital)_..fS^dxOO Northeastern Railroad Stock (preferred). ,.33>?@00 Northeastern R.B. Certificatesof Indebted? ness.".....57 ?00 Ch eraw and Darlington 1st mort, bonds. .82 ra82}? Charleston Gas Company Stock (ex div).. .21X@00 Charleston City Railway Stock.53 ?00 ObarlestOQ Mining and Manufacturing Company's Phosphate Works. .100 @00 Charleston and Savannah .Railroad Bonds (State guarantee).68 ?CO Savannah.and Charleston RB. Stock.dull.20 @20% City of savannah Bonds.......wW.......91 @0Q City of Savannah Coupons (due previous to 1st June, 1866)..97 ?00 City of Savanna ti Coupons (due after 1st ' June, I860) . . ..'.. .?fc???0 City Of Memphis 00 ida, pudorsod by M. ?t O Kailroad.. .".. .70^@00 Memphis and Charleston' Railroad Stock s ll ,'??12 Memphis and Charleston Railroad Bonds .67 ?88 Memphis and Charleston R. R. Coupons. .93 ?00 - /iii*. ':*? ??- ' -: ' THK CH*tlLE?TO< MAI1KKT ; ron THE WEEK KNTJIWQ ?OXT 8, 1869. Tin CROPS -Tha lptalligellce from nearly all por? tions of the Sontb, with some few unimportant exceptions, uss been of a favorable character for the week Just closed, and the general aspect up to this -time gives indication that the planters will be blessed with a j ear of reasonable abundance. Corlen is, ' however, passing through a period of trial, and an enemy may appear at sar moment which will seri? ously affect the result. Sufficient rain has been secured in some sections to perfect the grain crop, b?t In others a more ample supply of wt.ter ls need ed. ' TVS CoTrON Mxrimrv.-Thei market for this arti? cle for the peribcl Udder review1, bas shown cons! fl ?r? able eteadtseW, but prices' have 'hoi made any advance arid th? rates remained without material 'alteration during the week-middling uplands in the "Kaglish market b?log quoted at 12^d, at N Sw York Ot 34Xe, |nd at ttys port at ?3c fl lb. The staple at Liverpool and New York has shown the follow ng movements during tho week : On Fri? day, July 2, the foi mer was active and a shade firmer, sales 15.000 bales, uplands 12??d; the bit? ter wes qbiet hUt firm, sales 1200 bales at 3iXc Op Saturday the former was active, ?ales 16,000 bales, uplands 12 ^d; the latter was quiet,'sales 900 hales st 343^0. On Monday the former was quiet, eales 10,000 bales, upland-. 12}?d; at the latte? there was no business done. On Tuesday the former was a shade easier, sales 8000 balee, uplands 12 Xd; the latter was firm, sales 2000 bales at 84 Xe. On Wed? nesday the fermer was quiet and nominally un? changed, sales 10,000 bales, uplands 12Xo" ; the lat? ter was rsth r weak, sales 2900 bales at 31 Xe- Yes? terday the former waa firmer, sales 15,000 bales, up? lands 12*?d; the latter was steady and unchanged at 84Xcfl.fi>. The arriva!? of the staple for the wads have been no bags of sea island and 624 bales of upland, against Sb bags of sea island and 952 bales of uplands the week before, and 6 bags of sea islands and Floridas and 164 bales of uplands for the corresponding week I 'Bt year. These arrivals have been from the following sources, say of uplands, per South Carolina Railroad, ?04 bales; per Northeastern Railroad, 20. fta ;ihs e^oejre of ?ottotf iff' sttfbt at the fcvtett dates l.'We^as WII?WE: 1 i 1869. 1868. Stork in Liverpool_. 332 000 603,180 Afloat from India. 510,000 500,000 Afloat from America. 80,000 To.uOO Stock in London. 75,880 89,281 Afloat tor London. 45.000 91,000 Stock tn Havre. 48 770 41,178 Afloat for Havre. 117,412 93,479 Stock in Breiten. 12.076 11,666 Afloat for Bremen. 6,296 8,112 Stock in United States ports. 60.061 96,887 Stock in the interior towns. 6,209 9.679 Total.1,881,198 1,65.1,411 Deficiency in visible supply . 228,218 Stock of cotton held' by Manchester spinners at tbs mills, now 125,000 bale-; same tims 1868,126,000 bales. Middling uplands, now 12Xd; then 11X@ "Xd . . The following statement will show the operations , in thi- msrket roc Ute -week .. On Friday, J u y 2, the artic'e was stiff, and prices had a firmer tendency ; ?aies 160 bales, ordinary to good ordinary bein?! quoted ot ooraro., low rold .dlmg diHvid mid di in? nominally 93c. fl nt. On Saturday the transactions were light; salea abou? 70 bdes; quotations unaltered. On Monday, tyeing holiday, no business was transacted ? "* On tuesday the artlcl? was firm; sale? 100 bales, ordinary to good, oidinary bono quoted at 30@32, low middling 82X. ?nd middling 83o. fl lb. On Wednesday the Maple was quiet but nn chansed; sales80 bales; quotations uaal ered. Ye? kerray tb? article was quiet buts-es dj; sales 88 bales ; S at 31, and 27 at 82.X Wo quote : LIVKUVOOI, CXlSSinCATIOK. Ordinary touood ordinary .......60 ?32 Low mtddlbag.. 32 ya a - Middling.......83 Qt By hew York classification we quote: ' Middling.38X0 Rsv ISLANDS.-- Tho market for this class of the Ahrs has been, generally firm With rather a goo 1 in ' ?auiry, and a stock at present very, much reduced. . fair amount of trans ?tions having taken place du? ring th? week at about previous figures. We note ?ates of about 100 bigs of sea islands and Flori las, jun on j wh oh were ic Floridas at 65; 82 at 60; Oat JUfi 9 mixed s. a islands st 45; 9 at 70; 6 ai euc fi jfe. Wo quote common Floridas at BO?60 medium 60? 70o; sea islands muy be quoted at 65?76c for me? dium and 8i'c@f l fl VB for fine. Bios.-lhere bas been a' moderate inqu'ry for tbU grain, and prices have bf en fully sustained, the transactions amounting to about 860 tierces of clean Carolina, among which were 37 tierces at 1% ; 67 at 7X;*0at7K;6aat7Xii>eat7K;27at8c f) ?. We quote common to fair clean Carolina at 7 }??V? i good 8X2)8 fl lb. NAVAL t-TORES.-Thero Lave been received during the past week about 900 bbla roela, 200 bbls spirits turpentine and ?00 bbla crude turpentine; tho arriv? als of rosin bein., mostly of tbe medium and com? mon kinds. Transaction? have taken place In extra No 1 rosin at $898 26; extra No 2 at gi 9092; No 2 at fl 80; No 3 at $1 76. Spirits turpentine sold early in the week at 37c, but has since advanced, and transactions have taken place at 37??&88o fi gallon, according to package. Crude turpentine waa sold at $2 80 for virgin, $2 60 for yellow dip, and fl 66 for bard. BAT.-The arrivals of this artiste have been liberal, and amounted to about 1800 bales of North Biver and 220 bales of Ea.tern qualities. About 726 balea of North Biver were disposed ol from the wharf at fl fl hundred, and 200 bales do. at 97o fi hundred, and 220 balee Eastern at fl 23 fi hundred. COHN.-The receipts have been largo, amounting to about 30,000 bushels from Baltimore and 6000 from New York. We note sales of 7884 bushels Maryland white and 2330 of Maryland yellow, in one lot, and 7000 bushels Maryland white, both on pri? vate terms. Jobbing lots of white Maryland are Bellin g at fl 23?al 25 fl bushel, weight, bags in? cluded. (fi-, -fj FLOUR-The market ls fairly supplied with North ern and Western qualities, tbe lower grades snow? ing diminishing ?tocks, and all kinda are held with a stronger feeling, and wbi e some sellers bave tran?acted business at rather better rates, the change has not been sufficient to cause an alteration in quo tations,and we renew previous figures, say for North? ern and Western super $6 25 fl bbl, extra f6 50? 7 Sh ?> bbl., ram i iv 97 CO?8 50 fl bbl, and extra family at $9@11 fi bbl Southern kinds are in limited stock and may be: quoted at $8?8 SO for super, $9@0 60 for titra, and fi0<?ll fl bbl. for family descrip? tions. . ' . BACON.-The market is n od rat ely supplied with this article, for which lhere bas been a lair inquiry, prices having exhibited some tendency to fall off. We quote prime shoulders at 16>?c fl lb; prime clear rib sides at lOJtfc ? lb. WHEAT.- orn? fine lots of new Southern have been received., and we quote prime white at ll 70? 1 75 fi bu<-hei . A lot ol inferior i >d cold at fl 25. BUTTES-There is a fair-stock of primo Goshen. We quote priment 40 o's. fi lb. Western, and other lower grades sell from 80@86c. fl lb, as in quality. SALT-A cargo of H bout 1 Seo sacks were received coastwise. . Store lots are held at $2?210 fl sack. INDIA BAGQINO.-?ha market for .thia artic? has been quiet. Gunny cloth 46J?; bichea I wide and iyx lbs to the yard, ls nominal in the absence ot trautacfions. Dundee badging, 44 inches, \% lbs. for the yard, ?a held at 80?35c Sea Island bag ging, 45 inches wide, 2 Iba. for the yard, ie held at 46c. ROTE.-Iho demand for rope ls moderate, and prices are somewhat nominal at quotations. We quote hemp-at - centB fl lb. ; greenleaf at Iq cent*, and Jute at 8>i?? cents fi pound. IRON BANDS ANO TBS for cotton, of tho most ap? proved patterns, are offered on the market, at 7 a8c ff lb. ? TIMBER AND LUMBER.-The market is now well supplied, and the article ls dull. We quote timber for milling purposes irom f??8. Shipping timber ?10? 15; 4-4<3 5-4 flooring heavy at fl3?15 fl M Bright lumber, good merchantable, from city mille, cut to pike, from f22?26 * 7 the cargo. $hEi?HTS.-To Liverpool,'by.steam, nominal; by SAH, i?a on uplands, and %d on. sea islands, with but litte going forward. To Havre nomi? nal. Coastwise vessels arre in demand-To New York by steam y2c on .uplands, and ??c. on sea islands, fl 60 f) tierce on rice; by sail, %c ? lb on cotton; fl ft tierce on rice; 40c fl bbl. on rosin; fd fl M. ou lumber; f9?10 fi M. on timber. To Boston, by sall, }a'@9-lGc fl lb. on upland cottgewajjpProvidence. f8 fl M. on beards, %u fl lb on colton Tn PhiladelnhlH. by steam, un? settled andnominal ; by sall, f6a7 fl M. on boards; f9 on (ironer; S3 per ton on clay; and f3 50?4 oh phosphates. To Baltimore, by steam, uh ettled and nominal. By sall, f6@7 fl M. on boards-f8 50 ?4 ^ ton ?rt phosphate rock. Vessels are m demand by our merchants to take lumber freight* from Georgetown, S. O. ? Carlen ?ni S?bi? la Biver, Geo., and Jacksonville, Fla., to IV^rth? em i orts, and f 11@12 fl ii. are ratea on lumber and, boards.. 'lhere 1,? somo inquiry for lumber ves? sels for,the, West Indies, from the ?ame points, and fio ip-gpidVi Offered. EXCHANGE.-sterling Bills-The rate yesterday wa? 147 tor sixty day bills. DOMESTIC lix OH ANGE.-The banks aro purchasing sight checks on New York ii discount; 6 days J? discount. They are Belling sight checks at )? prom. GOLD.-The brokera wre yesterday buying at 35, t.nd selling at 37. i. Markets toy Telegraph. FOREIGN MARKETS. LONDON, July 8-Noon - con-ols 98%. Bonds 81 %. Sugar, both on the spot and afloat, easier, but not lower. LIVERPOOL, July 8-Noon,-Cotton a shade firmer; prices unchanged; sales 10,000 bales. Breads tuffs firm. Other articles unchanged. Afternoon.-Sales will reach 12,000 bales. Bed wheat 9i Sdafis 44. Flour 24s. 1 ard firmer but not higher.. Jallow 45B. Evening.-Cotton closed at previous quotations; sale' 22,00V bales. ' HAVRE, July 8.-Cotton opened flat. DOMESTIC MARKETS. NEW YOBS, July 8^-Noon.-Stocks strong. Mo? ney active at 7, with J?e commission. Sterling 9%. Gold 35%. Cotton quiet at 34)?c. Turpentine 42a 42J?c." Boam dull; strained common f2 25; good strained f2 80. Evening -Cotton unchanged ; sales 1700 bales; middling ?i}?i. Flour active; State f6 lOaC 86; Wes em f 6 )0a7 26; common to fair extra Sou.hern ?6 50a9, which was active at ttie.noou advance] Com active and 2a8c better; whito Western 03c. Lard, kettle lfXalf&Oi ! Other provisions 1 unchanged. Groceries dull. Turpentine 42a?2)?Cv Bosin f jj 26 a9. Freights Armer. Money easier at 7, with ex? ceptions at 6, but discounts are still out of tbs"ques? tion ; merchants continue to suffer. Sterling steady ato%s9%. Gel? firmer at 86fta37. Stocks strong st the advance. .,?..,. .. W p ? BALTIMORE, July 8 -Cotton steady at 34>?c. Flour quiet but firm. Wheat ateady; prime new red fi 50 al60. Corn,firm; white 98c; ye,low 96c. Provi? sions unchanged. Whiskey less firm at fl. CINCINNATI, July 8.-Whiskey Arm at 93c Ba? con ateidy ; shoulders 14c; clear aides 18c. lard dull at 19c. , . LOUISVILLE, July 8 - Provisions firm. Mess pork 183. Ba<-on, clear sides 18)?c; shoulders ?4)?o. Lard 19 %o. Whiekey 94o. WILMINGTON, July 8.- Spirits turpentine, noth? ing ii M ug. Bosin steady at fl6os6 50. Crude tur? pentine unchanged. Tar uucbanged. AUGUSTA, July 8-Cotton, market easier, bu* very little offering; sales for two days 75 bales; re? cepta 70 nales; middling nominally 82o. ?SAVANNAH. July 8 .-Cotton, market sim .firm; middling 32c; sales nominal; receipts 147 bale?; ex? po ts 484 bales. MOBILE, July 8.-Cotton nommai; sales 26 huies; lowmidd'ing 8:c; receipts 68 bales; exports 197 bales. NEW ORLEANS, July 8.-Cotton quiet; middling. I ??J?c; sales - 203 bales; receipts 289 bales. Gold 38>a'. Sterling 60. New York sight %o promium. Rugar tending upward; common OKalOJio; prune 13???13??o. Molasses, lebofied 66a60c. A; aeon Market. MACON. Joly 5 -Corrow.-Theare bas been very little done the pact week. I he sales tor the week amount to 106 bale ?; receipts ii bales; shipments ina h iles. There is no demand, and but little cotton offering. We quote middlings 31o 'The reoelpt* .day amount to 1 bale; shipments Tabales; no sstss MACON COTTON STATXMEkT. Stock September lst,1868. 1,826 Received this week. i 64 Beceived previously................ 68,064-68 418 Total..... li il.i 69,744 Shipped this week...... 154 " Shipped previously. 69,102-59.S 66 Flock on hand. 488 JULI A.-.The market ia vary duB, buyers scarce, and no cotton offering. Middlings aio. There were , no aalpmenta to-day ; receipts 8 balea ; no **t?* ; stock on hard 481 balee. WI J J ni i? ? ton BJ ?met. WILMINGTON, July 7.-TUTUPINCTTUC.-Price? steady, balee of 190 bb!? iii S3 for virgin, and $2 65 for yellow dip, T *r 2M) pounds f-prarrs 'j uRPENTiNE -Market firm, with eales of 491 bbls at 89c per gallon. HOBIN-Sales of 686 bbl* at tl 65 for strained. $1 70. 1 76afl 80 for No 2, $8 50 for No 1, and $4 67 * for extra pale. TAB-60 obie received and sold at 12 25 per bbl. Export? for tile Wt?k mains; i'linrsday . Joly 8. < ' ' . . ' DOMESTIC. BOSTON-Par brig H. O Brooks-207 bales Cotton, 106 tons Scrap Iron, 50,000 feet Lumber, 10 bugs Wool. 81 rolls Matting PROVIDENCE. B ?-Pet sehr Margaret & Lucy 284,578 feet Flooring Boards, 22,197 teet Hewn Timber, 8000 feet re ?awed Lumb r. NEW YOUR-POT steam Bblp Saragossa-42 bags Sea Island Colton. 80 bales Upland Cotton, 79 tierces Bio?. 66 bale? Tarn, 681 bbla Rosin. 185 crates Fruits and Vegetables, 19 bbl? Vegetables, 146 . paokagM sundries. 271 ?acia Wheat 60 cask? Clav, 20 empty Barrels..... Per steamship Man? hattan-61 Ws B T Cotton, 192 bales Upland Cotton. 08 bales Dom?ptJc% 80 ueroe? Clay, 26 tierces Rice. 18 bale? Hide? 200 *?S? Phos? phates, 78 packages b?nflrtes, 105 empty Bar? rels, 1400 packages Vegetables and Fruit. BALTIMORE-Per steamship bea Gull-289 bales Cotton, 164 Hoi ces Rice, 87 bbls Rosto, 120 bbls Kaolin Clay, 51 bal?s Vu rn, 20 balea Bags, 908 pat kanes Furniture, 40 tons Pig bron, 280 pack ages Fruits and Vegetables. Charleston Wholesale Prlceav ARTICLES. i PRICES. BAGGING, ? yard Dundee. 80 @ 43 Gunny Cloth. - ? - BALE ROPE, ** lb-ManUla. - ? - Western. 8 @ 12X Ju e. 8#@ 9 COTTON, fy lb Ordinary to Good Ordinary. 30 & 32 Low Middling. 02?@ - Middling to btrict Middling. 33 & - Good Middling.. - 0 - Bea Island. 60 @ 1.00 COFFEE, fy ft-Bio.I 20 @ 20 Laguayra. 3t> & - Java.I 35 @ 40 FERTILIZERS- I Carolina Fe. tUizer, fy 2000lbs... 166.01 ? - Wando Fertilizer. 60.00 (g> - Double Beaned Poudrette. ....|30.00 (ay - Niles' Phosphate. 63.00 & - Peruvian Guano, 2240 lbs. 95.00 & - Parino Guana, ft 2000 2bB.65.00 ra, - Phoenix Guano. 55.00 (?> - Baugh'ePhosphate, V 2000tts... 60.00 @ - Rhodes' Phosphate. fy 2000 IbB... Co.00 (a) - Rhode?' Stand. Manure-165time 57.50 (d) - Or chi! la Guano-.$40 time 30 00 @ - LandPlaster.v... 24.60 @ Mapes'Super Phosphate,* 2000 lb 65.00 ? - Zeli's Raw Bone Phosphate.6O.?>0 (g> - Zell'e Super Phosphate of Lime.. 60.00 @ - Woolston's Phosphate bf Lime..-.|65.00 & - Woolaton'e Vegetatir, V> 20CO lbs 65.00 @ - Croasdale'? Gen. super-Phos, net GO.00 Ci? - Bowers* Complete Manure, net.., 60.00 @ r- . ; hardy's Pbospho peruvian, caeh; C5.00 ?' - hardy's Pacific Guano, cash. 60.00 <g> - Patapsco Guano.....,165.00 ? - E Frank ( O*'B Phosphate.[65.0o @ - FLOUR, fy bbl-Supe. .6.75 (a) - 1 Northern and Western Extra. 6.50 @ 7.25 Baltimore Extra.| - @ - Southern-Super..18.00 ? 8.60 Extra. 9.00 fa) 9.50 Family...|10.00 @11.00 3RAIN- Maryland Oats, fy bushel.. - & - Western Oats, fy bushel.,1 - co? - Corn, ft bushel. 1 20 (ca 1.25 aAV, fy cwt,-North River.J 9f i.oo Eastern............| - i? - o UMBER. M. teet Clear White Pine, 1st quality. 60.00 @55.00 White Pine, good run.-38.CO @4O.G0 YellowPine. 20.00 ?26.00 Boards, * M. feet-Rough.13.00 ^16.00 Grooved and Tongued_ 28.00 (#82.00 VOLASSES, fy gallou-Cuba,,.,.,, I., 45 @ 47 Muscovado. IS (ca 55 SugarHouKO.... . CO @ 1.00 New Orleans. (ia - VA YAL STORKS, fy bbl-Tur_ - @ - Pitch.- - OA - Rosin, Pale. 4. O J @ - Rosin,'No. 1........I 2.26 @ 8.25 Rosin, No. 2....i 1.80 ? 2.00 Boein. No. 8..;.?..'.11.76 (a) - SoiritKTurpentine, tallci.| 37>?r<3 38 Cumul. aa it> .:. I ic cm < "MLS-American, 4(?r20d, ?? ke?..| 6.60 (? 7.00 POWDER-Dupont's, F.F.F. g. ... 6.70 @ - Dupont's, F.F.F...... 5.60 f?> - Dupont's, Blaotlng. .. 4.25 @ - PRO VISIONS-fy lb- - Bacon, Hams, fy. Yb.i - (9 - Ita?onV Bides.....| Vb%ra\ 19& ' ' Bacon, 'Shoulders. 16% ? - Bacon, Strips. 20^(4 2L Lard ip*t\g.v. - Gt - Rutter... au rcs au Oheese... 16 <t% 80 Potatoes, fy bbl. - m - Onion?. -,. - aa - Apple?....-. - Ot - RICE-Carolina, fy tb. 7 (A 8S? East india. - Cal - SALT- Liverpool, coarse, fy sack.. 2.00 ?4 2.10 Liverpool, fine. - (a) - SCH AR, ?& lb-Baw. -J- ?9 - Porto Rico....it 14 Mtiscovay1' ...................... - Qt -- T S s! a B M I . CPU 81 : 88 O -J i: 8 lal H CD -1 I -5 81 S j*. ? O OJ 3 fes to ? GD . Cn N-* OD I SSS I 5,381 comparative Exporta or Cotton, from tue Port ot Charleston. |S*A ?SLAND. EXPORTED TO kn : ?. . liverpool. Other British Ports. Total to Great Britain. Havre. Other Jrench Ports. 'total to France. Nortt of Europe. Total North of Europe. >outh of Europe. West Indies, Ac. Total Foreign Porte. 3.7P5 3,793 49,239 49,239 652 Boston. Rhode Island, ..c. New York. Philadelphia. Baltimore and Nor ilk..., Other United Stetes Porto, . ? . /"-v , "r ? , Total to Coaatwise Porte. Grand Total....... 180,637 iLxnorts of Klee, fvavni Stoieu ?net ii-ina *?er fro ix? tl?e> Pori of Onarleston, tram ?eptember 1 to Joly 8. 1869_ ~ ' 1 " I 'BSCS.'' I*. STOKES.I LUltBSB. Boston.,,..... New York. Philadelphia. ...... Balthnore. New Orleans....... Mobile. Providence, It I Other ?. 8. Ports.. Tierces. 1,761 14,206 207 403 ?jo Total Coastwise Barcelona. Majores M a Market West Indies. Halifax, N 8...... . St Johna, N B.. London.....'. Havre. Montevideo... Great Britain. Total Foreign.. Grand Total.. 36,r*es 70 70 27.0*5 Barrels. 11.440 0.861 2,060 28,288 2,710 *366 .... !?968 12.183 10*867 Feet. 806,125 4 893,221 2,169.880 2,293,669 2,038?64B 42-?.118 12.114.0i0 28,985 62,268 840,000 1,858,784 il' i .. 288"728 1.987 462 14,101,611 Stocka or Cotton In the Interior Town not Included in tbe Kecelpta. Augusta and Hamburg.Joly 2 Macon, Geo.July 3 Columbus. Geo.,_July 2 Montgomery, Ala.June 6 Selma. Ala.June 12 Memphis, Tenn.July 8 Nashville, Tenn.July 3 Total. 1869 5.209 it S": a ; 5"; tr: "83 ?5 rt> Pj o tr ^ kin D' .-. eaaa a a gaaa -? vj vj vj vj VJ g vj itvi <0 08 CO tO -1 *-* e. Hi OD OT . 1- ?O ass - r I* MO- (JOrSM-qtOiKOi .3 O iii m tau ^5 os ?Ba <? 3 3 ?? *. S p? u ? 5? S 2 to "ti bo io bi N> *-j WB* ?a *o a <? oo gfijisifljiigtmj ? "J j?> ? c>s 82 jil ii2 SS to co O -1 , ka on I; g g S Sc?; oo^toSS; Jn < S co co ^ euvSSl ( sel*, ?MM eS; ; ; co ^o?5 ? o S IO * Ol O, -4 CT> M co to a?; cotocort_ao I-co ^ Cn CO - to S O CO OO 2 !? CO ; ; SM CO " ; M ?i co oe a? i? o' ?5 ol ?i : S Hg -J OJ 00 - 8? sss co pi NI j? o j-5 MilLilMMlsJi a.? , SSH ll! |?: ; jo jo?-; o vi lr : fest c. : ? cpoojfNaoi. NO-i LU ! 2 : i* co S ; ; ; co ; o ; S S? S . . . ?-* SKI ?SS r- to?, .-J. two, CT Sa SSS: Si i?-o>BS- OD i loiSg Soi >&. 00 co ; fCoo to "cn Soo S ?> co .LL? 5 5 8 8 8 31 j ;?: Soi3gi ?? co '? '?Nfs; l^P? ion* c? oe oe -n OT - -5 ?Oe- C><300-4-l- OiW. NOTE.-We have deducted from New Orleans AI,run Hnion Tiplnnd. from Mobile 15,630 bales, from Savannah 8724 baga Sea Island and 240 bales Up? land-and from Charleston 2623 bags Sea Island and 282 bales Upland, the quantities received at those ports from Mobile. Florida, Texas and Savannah. Paixengert. Per steamship Sea Gull, for Baltimore-J Tronche, Mrs Tronche and servant Mrs Nienmeyer, Mrs Bag. heimer, three children and nurse, Mrs J B Nixon, M B Panie. J N Fowles, F B Howard, and J W Hall. ' Per steamer Pilot Boy, from Havannah via Beau? fort, Blufltou, HBtou Head, ho-F F Baasau. W W Millar. C B Smith, Mrs Bird and daughter, A Mc? Wragg and wife, Miss Glenn, Mr* Myers, Mra Owens, Mrs, Strong. W Kressel, Mr Brown. A Barnwell and sister, and 17 on deck. ' ... - I Per steamer Emilie, from Georgetown, S C-J P. Alston, A asear. W Greene. J Parker, A O'Neill, o P Alston, Major ? Manigault, S Carley. Dr F L Frost, Dr H F Heriot, DX Pringle, Mrs ? Barrett, Misa: M B Withers, Miss ? B Beckman. Mrs A Morgan, ana ? on deck. . JHartu lent. JPort of QkKArleotoju. July 9. JPCVKN?^ OW IES HOOK. Last Quarter. 1st, 7 hours. 27 minutes, evening. New Moon, Otb, 8 hours, 14 minutes, morning. First Quarter, 16th, 1 boor. 58 minutes, morning. Batt Moos, 23d, 8 hours, 34 minutes.morning., Last Quarter. 31st. ll hours, 46 minuto?, morning. S JOHEAJTJLY BtTN ?I fins. MOON ?HEB. BIOB. WATEB. 6|Monday...M ?..58 6 Tuesday.... 4..C9 7] Wednesday.) 4..69 8.Thursday... 5.. fl Ojlriday._? 5.. 1 10 Saturday.;. 6.. i lllSundav.....) 6.. 2 7..10 7..?0 7..10 7.. 9 7.. 9 7.. 9 7.. 9 1..62 2,.?i * ,17 . ttets. 7..at 8..14 9.. 3 <3T 6..16 6.. 9 6..69 7..61 8,. 89 7 9..2d Arrived Yestcreiay. Brig A Brad stow, 8>ars, New York-5 dar?. Mdse. To W Bosch' & CO, J ? Adger A- Co,' Adams, Damon A To. G W Aimar, C D Ahrens'Ar Co, i? Bate? & Lo, W Brungea, W F Brewer, Ciaci.ua A Witte, Douglass & Miller, camoi-on A Barkley, B A Due, Bowie & Moise, L EHay. D F Fleming s do, B Gerdts A co, J Gorham, Holmes & Calder, Hart A Co. W Barral, J ll Bead & Ca, H Klatto St Co, King Si Gibbon, Osten - dow? fc i id, B&MeibVG p PoOpcnheltn. OLU?enthal. Muller, Nimitz * C \ J A Quachenbu*h, navena* ? Holmes, J Bells. Rh che ft fotiacbte, Railroad Agent, D H Silcox, Stenhouse & Co, Oonmander ? ? Rtcsae, 0 W Bttt^art?^r?. Bon.VTofttaa' sons. J H Toi lera, Werpsr k Du. ker, W ?/Wqbb, G v W llianis & Wefatbpi, BWhitflv- j N^^oaltma n, B B WbXte,.p Bowan, J ?i.T B a gnew,J abd E B O. Seb?Ui.n H De?s. ?rom West Point'Mill. 86 tes B)esr^to W 0 B*e k Co, and C T Lowndes. \ j$to?tpiir Pilot* Boy, Peck, havannah, vl> Beaufort, Brauton, Bilton Head, ac. Mdse and Msndrlss. To J Ferguson. M Goldsmith & son, WK Moore, Sten houso, & co; Motet? Sr Wi.arto.i, Col G P Blunt, J M?Cready,,F.?jri ssl. ? W WiJhams.A QO, G Hamil? ton, B omsolm. Jr, J Adear A V.o, Wagener A Mon ?ees, B P Adams.-and F Matt howes. ?teamer T?mtUe,'Lewfs, Georgetown, SC. 89 tes Lice. Md-e aud hundries. io Shaokelford A Kelly, Thurston A Holmes, B O'Neill, i A Qnackenbush, J B Pringle, Mr? DE Huger, E Pboanix, and others. AT QUARANTINE, British bark Fan tee, from the Cape de Verde Isl? and. To B Mure k Co. . < . Cleared Yesterday. Steaniahip Sea Gull, Dutton, Baltimore-Courtenay k Trenholm. Brig H 0 Brooke, Briggs, Boston-J A ?u?low k Co. ischi^ Margaret A Lucy, Crossley, Providence, B 1 " Sailed ncsieraay. Steamship Saragossa. Bydor, New York, Steamship Sea Gull, Dutton. Baltimore. . i -i i leana fttr tnU Port. Brig H W McGUvery. Stutts, at Franktyrt.Me. .?uly 1. Sehr W L Springs, Halsey, at New York, July 6. Sliipnewa Toy ?'e'r.jjrapi?. SAVANKA.H, inly 8 -Arrived, tho Margare*, from Portland ; cleated, ?teamer General Bornea, for New York.. .. .... I?IST OS* VASSKIdl UP, CL BA RED AND SAILED FOB 1 Hilf fS?A T. . VOBB ION uvxaroot. > Tbs Hannah TJsaie, Ferguson, cleared.May 20 The Minnie, Rotiertsou. sailed.May 13 The Vince, Halliday, up................-.June 12 . Dy OM B?TIO arxrA sr, ats. t chr Zeta Pal, Thompson, sailed-.. J.June 20 oouDsnoao', ats. Behr V.'locJty. Pintcham sallad. .June 16 Brig H W McGllverjrf ed^^elear'ed.July 1 rona ?k Brig Bampden, Pfrktns, up..Ihne 80 fahr Mvrover, Brown, np.Joly I Behr Wm L Si ringa, HnWy. beared..J,nly 6 PMrLADKlLPHIA. Behr Barah Cullen, Avlr, up.t.July 1 1' IST OF SIIIPPINO In the Port ol" Charleston, Joly 8. rsaeiLb UNDEH 100 IONS, AND ST KA M KKK coAbriNO WITHIN TBE STATE EXCEPTED. STEAMSHIPS. Champion, 1418 tons, Lockwood, at Adger'e wharf, for New York, loading-James Adger & Co. Hill PH. R C Winthrop, 0-1 f. ton?, stewart, at Atlant lo wharf, for Liverpool, loadiDg-Patterson k Stock. BARES. Helen Panda, 663 tonn. Woodside, at {Sennett's wharf, for the Rio de la Plata, loading-Street Brothers & Co. Fantee (Ur), - tone,-, at Quarantine, from the Cape de Terds, just arrived-R Muro k Co. BRIGS. Clifton (Br), 182 tons, Williams, at Marshall's wharf, for Liverpool, loading-R More As Co. Josie A Dovereaux, 426 tonn, Clark, in Ashley River, for Philadelphia, loading-street Pros fe Co. H ? Bro? kn. 162 tons, Briggs, at Palmetto wharf, for Boston, ready-J A Enelow as Co. Axaericus, 996 tons. Hand, at Central wharf, from Boston, digcharglug-W Roach k Clo. Manzanilla, IBO ton?, spear, in Ashley River, from Bookport, Me, discharging- Olney k Co. Monica. 148 tons. Mcrobn, at N E Ruilroad wharf, for Philadelphia, loading-J A Enslow k Co A Bradshaw, - tons, bears, at Adger's wharf, from New York, discharging-W Roach k Co. SCHOONERS. Lion (Br), 111 tons, McLeUan, in Ashley Hirer, for Bermuda, loading-j A Knelow k Co. Lilly, 412 tons. Hughes, at Adder's wharf, for New York, loading-Wm Roach & Co. Margaret & Lucy, 412 tons, Crossley, in the stream, for New York, ready-Master. T D Wilder. 297 tons, Heather, In Ashley River, for Providence, loading-W Roach k Co. Frank Palmer. 212 tons. Latham, in Ashley River, tor Philadelphia, loading-H F Baker k Co. E J Palmer. 197 tons, Sruoot, at Railroad Accommo? dation wharf, tor Baltimore, loading- Master. Clara W Elwell. 296 tons. Jenkins, in Ashley River, for a Northern Port, loading-L T Potter. S H Cady, 200 tens, Small, at Northeastern Railroad wharf, for New York, loading-W Roach & Co. John A Griffin, - tons, Foster, at Centrai wharf, tor Philadelphia. loading-H F Baker Ai Co. Mary ?tow, - tons, Nankin, at Union wharf, from New York, dischaning- W Roach k Co. Grace Clifton, - tons. Olie, in Ashley River, for Philadelphia, loading-Mumer. Shiloh, 270 tons, Hubbard, at Kerr's wharf, from Baltimore, discharging-H F Baker k Co. C B Groves, 288 tons, Weaver, at Kerr's wharf, from New York, discharging-H F Baker k Co. E Waterman, 107 tons, Marshall, at Brown k Co's wharf, from Baltimoie, discharging-Street Bros & Co. Adolph Hugel, 242 tons, Adams, at Central wharf from Philadelphia, discharging-H F Baker k Co. Rockingham, 169 tons. Nickereon, at Adger's wharf, irom New York, discharging-W Beach k Co. Consist nee? per sonm taiolina /timn oaa July S. 89 bales Cotton, 16 bales Yam 25 boxes Tobacco, Z42 pack* Wheat, 20 packages Bacon and lard, 1 car Stock. To Railroad Agent. ? H Walter k Co, W C Courtney k Co, A B Mulligan, Pelser, Rodgers 4c Co, J D Aiken & Co, JG Mllnor k Co, G W Clark A- Co, E Binder, L Elias, Morris k Fox, B O'Neill. Muller, Nimitz k Co, G W Steffens, and Goldsmith k Bon. OFFICIAL. . LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the Postoffice at 3barleston, for the week anding JULY 8, 1869, md printed officially In TUE DAILY NEWS, as the aewspaper having the largest circulation in the City ?f Charleston, . ?^Persone calling for Letters Advertised, should itate that they are "Advertised." 49? Office hours trom k) A. M. to 6 P. M. lays, from 6 to 6 P. M. STANLEY* G. TROTT. Postmaster. OnBun WOMAN'S LIST. abrott, Jane Abbott,- Mrs A. alston,Mary \peler, Annie Bono. Mrs A barrett, faille Barnwell, Mrs i Bennett, Ellen Black, Murali B.ackmon, Lidy brown, alice Brows, Mrs M Brown, Miaa K R Barckmyer, Mrs E' ' . Butler, Mrs P B'iggs, Laura Carntgnan, Maxy J Cambell, Mary Ann 0hicbester,Barah E Com pe, Mrs J Nj Coba. Misa H Coleman, Eve O Corlnean, Mrs E G Dlsmukee, Mlas Era5?fS??i?y~' Dufort, Mles C Edwards Martha Kllla. Mr? S E Fogartte, Mrs P 0 Foster, Mrs H Farris. Mia? P Fishbone, Miss HE Fiebmon, Mary Ann ? . ; . Fnltae, Mina C O Sage, Mrs E A langer. Mr* S G loldnck. Annie 3raff, Emma arimba!!. Mrs T 3uerard, Mrs T Harbers, Mrs S Harley, Mary A aeart, Mies O A Biggins, Mrs A Bines Miss L H Huber*, Miss L Sowland, Mrs E aafeklng, Rose Hogarth, Ella Bogarth, Ella S Ironler, Miss J F Jenkins, Miss F Johneon, Mrs D Johna, Mrs O A Jones, Matilda Kiall, Mis-? M Kramer, Mrs B F Kirbv, Mie? M Kells, Mrs F O Lynes, Martha M Lese Bue, Julia Lenny, Mary Lewith, Mrs H Lewies Mrs A Lewis, Mies E Linaars, Mary Ann Leland, Soe A i cary, Annie Labitnre, Misa C LsFar, Lilly Martin. Mary Jane Martin, Betsy Maloney, Mrs T Mitchell, Sarah J Mic'jel Mrs L Middleton, Mra M Mlt< ii?ll, Mia? C Morrison, Misa A J Miller, Mrs R Muter, ?arah McAeey, Sarah A McFoy, Claudia Mciver, Miss E H UcKmeany, Mrs .'.Bl i McDonald, Mrs B MoGrane, Mrs B McKee, Elisa McLeisb, Eliza? beth A Mcrerson, Em? ma McPherson, Em ma .Nevins, Mra L A ?dot, Mrs H H Pau n too, Miaa E A Parker, Mrs O A Patrernole, Mrs 0 Parker, Anna 0 Parker, Laura Parker, Sarah Perkins, Mra Plnckney, Miss E Pl ck ens, Jane Platt. Sarah A Powell, Liddy Prince, Mrs M Kantin, Mrs F Robinson, Mrs E Ross, Mr? M Rod richs, Ann Hogger', Mary Ann Sanchez. Dorcas ?ires, Mia* M Scott, Miss L Shirlocfce, Mn J span, Mra R stevlne, Mrs M C Stelnner, Miss Stent, Miss O Staley, Mrs E G stanton. Eira smallwood, Ml BS SA SnUiven, Anne Mnitb, Mrs R smith, Anna H Smith, Miss L Simona. Miaa C -im m one, sarah teasdale, Mra G O Thompson, Mary F Thompson, Mary A ' 1 hom peon. Nan? cy Toomer, Mrs R Voigts, Maxy J Walker, Misa H Watt , ?rs O L Wheeling, Mrs Tyra Wiltften, Miss E Whitehead. Mm M Wurran, Mrs fl Wolfe, Misa M T Wragg, Mrs 0 Wlengea, Mrs C A M Wilson. Mn M L WhiBiams, Miss L X0ungblood,Mrs O MKM'8 LIST. abrena. William Abrena, O H Bailey, David Barn well, samuel Ba'ke, J Henry Bethune, A Boea.MoBeu Cook Boyd, John O Brien, John A Burrows, Frank A Burgess, John L Brown, James Brown, btr.ff rood Brown, Andrew Carter, Urven Cam an, Claus A Cattle; Benjamin L'a) vitt, John P ?b ase, Mr (tea Cte-kr Edward ' cochrane. Wil? liam Cochrane, Thom .s-B ft Cole. Tl. om as M Coben, N M Colgan, ihomas Cohen, Henry eolian. Allan Cole. Julius H Crews, J M Cross, William Davis, Dimer Davis, Riobard Davis, Tom Davidson. B M Donald, James Dozohng,John Dryer, J li Drang t, O Datnlap, William MD Daffy. Henry Donehy, ihomas Edmunds, Jouu Ferguson, O Fitch, George M Fisher, E G Fiten;wemrr.'* No 84 KiDg-st Froat, J H k Floethmao, Charlea Foice, A W Bro Fulford, A R Uercken, Claus Gilbert ito Glliiney, J Gilbert, George Gould, Horace J Gooln, William Gnmke, Dr Tho* S Grant, Sm ait Green, George -my, Joseph, Jr Harvey,'Glen Hamilton, P Hayne W A Hayman, O gey wood Philip ?eapavf vanea Hu he? J P . duggans, Henry Ingram, Dunkt-n Jaca ?OH, Marion Jackson, Jobo J ohneo ), Joseph Kaptan, Theo? dore.. ... Kerrigan, C H Kormerdy, M slaven* few ; Knudson, Uenn Lahutat, Freston T * Lockwood, Thor P Lyons, Louis Mathews. ?J L Martin, Adolph May, Larince Mahnte, Henry Meier.Herman D Meister, Jobu E Mets. C Mitchell, JEM Morris, B R Moses,Chief Jus? tice- ' ' Montgomery E b Moor* ,Wf?tHr?i*?i Moipan, Edward Murdatigh, J P M jen. Augusta* McCa? ty,Micha el McDonald, Don aid McNiel, W M McNamara, John B ttcBae. Gilbert Nesbit, Pr noe North, O O O'Connor, A O Ogburn, W ? Paul, H Pat at, L P Pearson, May Pearson, Dr B E tt i Plnckney, Wil* liam Powers, Michael Powers, Lewis prinor, ?cap Hen* ry Bankin, Fulham ?fe co Rely ea Geo W Rey noir* e. Mark Robertson, cea aar Hogers, P fi Russell, John Ru.z, Yoefonso Byan, John T Scott, William cott, .Richard ShrewBouty, Wm n 'Sheehy, John Singleton, Amlel Smith, Rev F A } malla. David Stokes, Thadoue V stlgb, Henry Iben?. Thomas i hacheimer, L roomer, UL Turner, James lurch Martin . Washington, Wm While. D Willson, John i riedr? ia Wtlison, 3ohv Persons ?.epositing letters in the Post?nico will pleatte place the stomp near the upper right band corner of tho envelope, and thoy will also please to remember that without the stamp a letter cannot be in ailed, but Will be sent to tb? Dead Letter Office. " : ' V <'? . * 1HAKWCSTUJI AUUUiUhT V H AL WAREHOUSE AND HEED STORE. AURIC CL TUBAL IMPLEMENTS, O A II DR . SEKDS. <*C. ELLEKBE'S TRANSPLANTER FOB SALB GEO. E. P1NGRRE. NC no Meetlng-atraet, charleston. March 24 . _ doa* rpo Bli ?INK* al SIKN. TH? 8DMTER NEWS, PtiBLtBBEB AT WUTKBi 8. A, 14 ONS OF THE BEST PAPERS IN TBS UP? COUNTRY; baa a lame circulation, and affords mi r>?Tlor twlvantages as an adrsrttsiag medium. Tarma IftW. Addres SASS? A GSTSSN, February aa PropiWewft, 6U?RD??N LIFE INSXJBANCE COM Organized in 1859. Half Loan Taken. LAST CA8H Di VI DEN I) Statement. Policies in force.$25,000.000 As?ete. 1,600.000 Annual Income. 800,000 Losses Paid. 500,000 Dir?* Hon. JOHN A. Drx, New York. Hon. JAMES HABPEB, Firm Harper A Bros.. ex-Mayor New York. JOHN J. CHANE, President Bank Republic. WK. T. HOOKER, Wall-street. WM. M. VERMILYE, Banker (Vermilye A Co.) CHAS. G. BOOKWOOD, Cashier Newark Banking Company. Hon. GEORGE OF-DYKE ex-Mayor of New York. MINOT C. M ono AN, Banker. THOU AS RIGNEY, Firm Thomas Rigney & Go. BENJ. B. H HERMAN. Treasurer New York Steam Sugar Refining Company. AARON ARNOUD. Firm ot Arnold, Constable Sc Co. RICHARD H. BOWNE, Wetmore A Bowne, Law? yer?. GEORGE KEIM, Generai Dr. T. KEKMSTJEK?A. Examining ; I GEN January 13 dm o PAC Office W fnntinfl. PKINTING. THE NEWS JOB OFFICE, No. 149 East Bay, Ex?cutes all kinds of PLAIN and FAN0? PBINIING with neatness and dispatch. The best work guaranteed at less than New York prices. t EVERY DESCRIPTION OF JOB WORK, BRIEFS, PAMPHLETS, POLICIES CABDS, CIRCULARS, NOTEB BILL-HEADS, POSTKR8, RECEIPTS CATALOGUES, BANK.-CHECKS SHOW-CARDS, PROGRAMMES TICKETS, DRUG LAPELS, Ac., Ac. . AS WEU. Af LAW BLANKS of every description. Printed at the shortest notice, and cheap for cash, at * THE NEWS JOB OFFICE. THEATRE MANAGERS, TRAVELLING SHOWMEN, RAILROAD AGENTS, HOTEL KEEPERS, STEAMBOAT AGENTS, And all those who have JOB PH1NTTNG to do, will find it io their interest to eas at THE NEWS JOB OFFICE, No. 149 East Bay. A large and well assorted stock of PAPEBS and MATERIAL kept on hand, from which se'ectfons may be made. OUR FRIENDS IN THE COUNTRY may send their orders to. THE NEWS JOB OFFICE, And rely upon their receiving the same attention and teing filled as promptly and as cheaply as if given personally. Our Job Department la in charge of Mr. JAS. D. PABRY, a practical and ex? perienced Job Printer, who will afford every facility possible in the execution of orders. ' Address THE NEWS JOB OFFICE, No. 140 Bast Bay, Charleston, S. 0. rroidiEs & MACBETH. NO. 3ft Broad-street, Charleston, h. C., BROKERS, AUCTIONEERS, RBAL ESTATE AND OENKRAL. CO RI AI 1 8 ri 1 O M AOBNTK Will atttend tb Renting and " lleoting of Bents and purchase and sale ot Stocks, Bonds, Geld, ?uiver and Heal RatMs. ALSO, 9o tbe Purchase of Goods and Supplies for parties tn the country upon reasonable terms. Ososas L. MOLKA*.AwBXANDca MACDEIH. January1 ^ '^ | lyr O U A I> A l* I * Purifies th? Blood. Vor Sale by Dr? cc ist s Kverywuere. July 3? tit R ratter. MUTUAL :PANY OP NEW YORK. AU Policies non-Forfeitable. No Notes Required. 50 (FIFTY) PER CENT. OAccra? W. H. PECKHAM, President. H. V. GAHAGAN, Socrctary. L. McADAML, Actuary? G, A. FUD1CKAB, Superintendent. itera. E. V. HATJQHWOUT, Firm E. V. Haughwout A AX Co. ? WM. WILBEWB, Firm W. VVilkens & Co. JULIUS H. FHA rr, Merchant. WM. W. WBIOHT, Merchant. CECAS. J. STABB, Merchant. WILLIAM ALLEN. Merchant. GEO. W. CUELEB, Banker, Palmyra, K. Y. GEO. T. HOPS, President Continental Fire ID? Burance Company. JOHN H. H II EB WOOD. Park Place. WALTON H. .* TOBHAM. Corner 5th Avenue and rwenty-tbira-Btreet. EDWARD H. WBIOHT, Newark, N. J. GEO. W. FABXEE, f'uunsellor. W. L. Coa?^vi.;Ljj, Merchant, Agent for South Carolina. Physician. ISSEKTEL, EBAL AGENT FOB CHARLESTON, O. 303 King-Street, Charleston. S. C. San*. MARVIN'S PATENT Alum & Dry Plaster FIRE P?00F 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 LOOK8 i Please send for a catalogue to MARVIN & CO., , (oldest safe manufactur?is) ^ . -, ?265 BrnadWyNew York. V^i???L i721 Chestmit ?t,. Phils. Warehouses |10aBcnk:6t.,Clovelnnd,O And for sale by oar agents in the principal oitiea throughout tb? * United Staten ron SALE BY WM. M. BIRD & CO., No. ?03 EAST BA?,, CH A KL,M ?TOS. December 39 lyr gc???c pittcra. TAY PANKNIN'S HEPATIC BITTERS, THEY C?RE DYSPEPSIA, AND Ali DISXA8ES OP THE STOMACH AND LIVER. TEXT ABS RECOMMENDED BT TBS MBTJIOAIi OTJLTV. HEGEMAN &, CO,, AGENTS, NEW YORK. Haranfactnred by C. F. PANKNIN, CBBDSt ASO APOTHECARY, CHARLESTON, S.?. /X^-t'or Sale by nritgglste Everywhere."^ ' Febiuaty IS' mwflyr ?jry M. ii ? c II A ii H aCLSEK REMEDIES. ASK FC a BO OTH9R, TAKE HQ OTB EB, AND you will save time health aid rooney. SBJOOBBWARD lor day ??te of ?diseise In say stage which they f illMo cure. . Vt. lt ICG \TJ*{*' O?I.L1?N I) A I.SAM No. 1 cures Ulcers, Ulcer ?j ted Sore 'throat and Mouth, 8 ore Bye?, Cutaneous or gkih Emption-., copper Colored Blotches, *oreness oft bo Hcalp, ecrofum, Ao. ; ls tb? Kwtest Benovator, Alterative and Blood Purl der own, removes ai ' diseases from the system, and leaves tb? blood pura and healthy. Dr. HIOHAD'H GOLDEN BALSAM No. 2 cure? Mercurial Affections, Rheumatism in si! it? form*, whether from mercury or other causes; gives imme? diate relief in all cases. Bo dieting necessary. I have thousands of' Certificates proving the miracu? lous cures cflVoted by these hemedies. Price of either Ko. 1or .No. 2,15 per bottle,or two bottles for SQ, Dr. BICHAU'? GGT.DRN ANTI ?O l E. a ?ste spee? dy, p'sasant and radical cure for au Urinary De. rageaeui.,accompan ed with full directions. Prion $3 per bottle Dr. BfCHAU'd O OLDEN IXIXltt ?'AMOUR, a lacteal cure for Nervous or Gen. ral Debility, in old or joung; imparting em rev witta wende-ful effect. Price SS esr bottle, or two bottles for 19. On receipt ol price these Bom edies will be shipped to any place. Prompt attention paid to all correa* dft?ts. None genuine without the name of "Dr. BICHA?M Gt)Ll?EN BBMBD1B8, D. B. RICHARDS, bole Proprietor," blown in glass of bot'les. . Address D B. BICH A HD". Ho. 'Ms v ariclt-stroet, Now York I Office Hours from BA. M. to 9 P. kl. Circulars sent. ly Inly 8