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THE 1>? IL Y ffEWS. Thrift. My ships are blown about tho world, From BesrrV Content to icelefelnd; The tide? play out, tho winds coma do*n, And peril? follow tide and wind. When Funcy trioks me into dreams, 1 see my love in roya! rooms Moro'enan a ijueon when all are queens, And kings beside her seem live grooms. Meanwhile 6he ?plas her wheel indoors, beixiui lug when the. day? begin -. ?.We shall not want. "--her verv words " . uoaun never ship ol thine come io." 4 QLottNttrilal. Exports. HEW YORK-Per steamship Manhattan-23 hags S I Cotton, 623 bales Upand Cotton, lt>2 tierces Eire, 203 bbl- Boeiu, ?7 bales Yarn. 21G sacks Wheat, 38 l>bls Bl? ur, 29C crates Vegetables and ITU t, 170 emi ty itar.cm, 4U0 Watermelons. HOB WALK. ONN-P?r sehr Mary Stow-126.000 feet Boa* de and Piank. ATHKNh, BUD-ON BIV?R-Per sehr S H Cady 125,022 feet, Beeawed Vt'ifi*. Charleston Cotton ?ntl lt icc market. OFFICE O? 1HE OBARLEBTON DA1LV NEW?, . CHABLEBION, Saturday EvoniuR, July 17. I COTTON -The supply anti demand heine limited, tr?nsat tiena were restricted. Sales 60 bales, say 1 at 29; 3 at 31 ; E5 at 83. We quot? : ?.IVKI1P001. CLASSIFICATION. Ordinary,to oood ordinary.80 gj.32 t ow rn'-idling.82>?<5? Mtudlins.33 ($ J? y New York clasHitlcatlvn tve quote : Middling. .83%'? - BiCE.---There; was but little on the market and prices were firm, but no transactions took place. We quote nominally common lo fair e'ean Carolina *t 7tf^7?i ; good 8@8tfc ' W lb. Market? by Telegraph. FOREIGN MARKETS. ; LONDON, July 17-Noon.-Console, OS. Bohds82% tjtvanrooi,, July 17-Noch.-rCotton quiet at Ityi'H Orleans 13}{d? pales , 8000 bales. Others un? changed, ea . .i . ?iVa?A; July 17.-?ugar Arm at reals. Xxohange on United Slates short. Gold 5a6o ire ^Urjj.-'.<? .' h _! oJ : :Doks8TT?'i?AB.HET?i':. ' : \[f '! N?w YOB?V!?wy; rt-*ltvehinK.-C?tt?n ?W Sid unchanged} eales-860; Miles at 84>?a34>?c. Flour dull ?nd b'-avyt an.. halOo lower; BUperaue State $? 26? 6 hOj; ;Wb?*? Ia2c lower.. Corh tba ?1^6, and acarcV ly aa Arni. Whiskey quiet; Western. $1 0?. free. *tf?k;pjpn*t4t1t?? 30 apd/a#iefc XMd 8ieady.;?sval .tprej?;miM Grpd^V I : ?xv X^'io'llo lio '.i'au .BAMM?oalc, July 17.-Virginia alicea, old, OOH. \ ?..?.. j cotton,qt??t at 84c.. Flour doll with light detnandl - -Wheat-steady and maotiveinow red il GO* 100 Corn firrner?t ?1 10.' Pork" quiet at $84. Bacon activo ai,d ud waneing ; clear 18*?el9c; bheulaers I5}?o, Lo?nrvilXB, J niy VI .-Whiskey ac tl re. Provisions ?wert flrqi. . Par?. 188., i aeon, clear rib, 18al8,^c. LAr? lO*10>?o. Baw whiskey SI. CINCINNATI Joly 17.-ProviaionB fin. Mess pork ?88. Lard 19)?c. .... (., .". Bs Loma, July if-Meas pork $38 25a 33 60. Ba? con, clear rib, 18^c; fiide? lc<^e. Whiskey steady at *1 02*105. r .'. ' ' .'. .", .?yTiiaATNSTqN, July ?7.-Bpirito turpentine steady ?188>?c: : ?.oem quiet at Ol 65a3 60. Crude i turnen ain? unchanged, ?ardrelhi d 2Qfc, . ; JiopjLS, July rj.-cotton, . notLlii?. dono; re? ceipts ?6 balea. t .lt Tfm:it?^$'$ft T7.-Colton, m?dmig?S2^e;; saj?a?' 876 (??i?a j rt ceu te 443 balea, export s 2611 halse. Gold 36%. sterling 60??. New York sight ya pre sniuin. tsugar, common lOall;; prime ; l3S?a Mo Jasaes. none offering. SAVANNAH, July .17.-Cotton, no market; exports 163 bales. >f) , 'Va\V?KNSA? iifttfjR#lr*M0* 4,1 baje?; [receipt* 0 bale*. Market clonedr armer than lo? some days W.lln U J . hfa )'???? '. .. ? ..' . *,' i-ci! j t Boiun Market. BOSTON, July 14.-COFFEE ?lhere is very Mtfle doing. ?nd transactions hare been con fined to small lots aa wanted by the trade. We quote-salea of Java at243^c r^lcU ^inUpo e Java at. '?icyn gold and Bio CdWt]iM.'-%i? tna>n?t for coton has been quiet for sofflv daye past and prices have eased off? little from Ute rates carrel, t otu y In the wees, ? tight money market '? d>Tlttitet> demand ir om manu tao tarers having md nene ed price? unfavorably. Brocka ho? - aver, "?*ftJW?> .light, and hoi dara indifferent about aeTiibg. :. We quot? Ordinary at 28a29 ; good ordinary 80X?31 ; low middhng 38>^ti34, and middling 84>?a doc rb1 Including bpi ands and golf. DoiCBSTios.-Th? market bsi been quiet the pas1 week for both cotton?and'woollens, and saleo con fined id small lom as wanted by jobbers Cottons ?re quite firm, and for seasonable ; woollens the mar dtet aaatomB tuil current pricea ;~ GUMMT ?AGB.-i he market ie quiet for ganny bags, and prises ore nominally lt aie^c. currency QU?TST . ixyra - Market quiet bat firm. Sale? of Ifjo bales Borneo th hew York i t 12o. gold in bond. ?nd 100 bales native at 28jfc. marveney We quote . 4la^%?V?airency, and lO^c. gold, in bond. BAT,-abe sales haye been at $15aft22 \f> ton, aa te ?roaJlty, for Northern and Western. WkvAh -TOBKS,-?pirlta turpentine to firm and prices hare advanced to ?OaaO&o, with ama'.l sales. In tar. rosin and pitch no transactions or any im? portance. ' . The New Torte Hie* Market, The Journal of Commerce of Friday, - the 10th instant, raye: 'Last evening and to-day there was a large movement in Carolina tor speculation and job? bing tue, embracing some MO cask* on the spot and to ar.ive at 8^a9 .. With the ex-option of this srtumtlt> the market is bare ol stock, and an advance ls looked for. To -day the local trade ls quiet, out there 1? a good d* m?nd fer ont of town ase. We quot? today 8>?u0>?o. Io Wangoon there ls more doing for local une; 500 baga sold a_ 7^a8%c, cur? rency,'doty paid." Sawajataak Market. - SAVANNAH, Joly 15.-COTTON.-uur market for the past ?.eek has been very dull, but little offering and, exoepv at cCnceestons, few silea have been made. Bu. er? hav? no enooaragement to ship te the, Northern markets, and we are too high and our stock fob small to induce a foreign demand. In fact the businwo may be considered over ?or the season] We>Qooto; Liverpool mkld'ibg 82j?; low middling 81?i ; good or- mary 29o. Crop. o ount,3 are v&ry flattering from all points, and panteaMvly front our section. Ba feet, we nave rarely, had such an- eiAire -absence of ?omplaint m July and ir the present weather bola? out tor a few week? lottgetvol- ?hieb Iber- ls ey. ry prospect, (so aay lae weatbeivwiaV) wv shall closely rfraT antt-war receipts next season. : Th?;New OrleaUn Prt. e Cur? rent states that many parties there are already e?tl mat?nff ?he neftt crop at 8,Ooo ooo, bat kt the same time cautious lisreadere against lara - fl-ures the long crop'tneu there-havinff been ao badly diaupp?inted tbJaocaaatu ittouai be borne in mind, however; that while--Ko Wast gave besvy entim tes last year, our erop'^Isaatam led our people to rather anderes ?im ate. --~ 'MU rerANi?.-1 here has been acme inquiry but no tale-, se we are without a mai bet to report or quota l?on* to ?ivo ? 'J ne letioipts af Ibis oort sin. o July 8 amount to 630 baio- nptan?i and 4 bale? sea leland, of wu iel 609 laue? were received per (i B. B., 21 bales per a and O B B.. a?d 1 bde from A gusta. The exports for the same time bave be n 796 bales aplano and 39 bags sea Island, ci which 198 baleB ot upland and 22 bsjre a- a island were abippea to New York, 885 oates upland were auipped to B i.iraor i, and 212 bates ap land were sblppej to Pnlladelpb a Rica-Very dall and stock small, with but little ?cimo . and that co fine ! ti retail trad", clean, common to prime 7u8? nominally; ?nterin*rough *1 25*1 6 ; se? coast ii 60*1 75 per buxuei. bto^k of iClean rice at present in tbo city 100 torces. Qeargetourn Maurket. GEOiliEitiWN. 8. <" July 16-COTTOll.-No *ali B this week We quote Irena 25 to fe ty lb ' i OKM - Prirae white corn ?12? fl bushel, with an upw>?'d tendency ? iiMBEB Beccipta - etioks; sale? - sticks o di nary un i ta r mm timber at K?14O. Market lockin > -up. and prospect of increased d< maud tor btr^e lung At Daber. ^ ItrarERTisa -VI gib dip (3 20; yellow dip $2 C6 ?cra^e or nara $1 76 fl b d of 28U ibu to tn. cbL ' Interior t otton Mark ta. COLUMBIA, p. V Joly. 12.-ihe colton mattet lia? naen a.moaten irely ware during the past week; .a goo J quUiivoi middling would hrlug sic, now ?ever . OfttNOEBBitO, July 1?.-ootton la fair demand ?ll h little off.ring -aie? fer the week 12 batea We quot : >rdl .kr> 2.>?c; low midoiiud 2tf>?o; mid Ahoy; 80?3!*?io _ fiam?>.ta t otton Market. AU ?U l'a, Ja y IT - '. -OTTON -There is aa little 4>f this step.? oitflema ket at present that we ure at a loka lo'maka ? report.. Two or three sates wera ^ffo t*-d t"-.i v, '?ut HO uotf e> MUthorized m making a ooo L*t.?,?, ?bough tba market is armer than fst *b . asl .ow dUya. eales 41 bales. BecetpU 6 .fa>e>. ' ' ??ut?nu the ween Just closed th? staple has been in sadie ate a? faaaid at norn mn rate -, ?ty M^c for ni dd u, g. tho., f'h the market han been weak a. thai ?rice un Ir to-dav, wh*?? the stock on hand wat Aa* ?er.a'?od to * a .ni BOO balo* wbi?b caused holders to ba ore Arm and ff.-i ing ?parioglr In fact but aitde o s been put upon the m rt-et during tho -week. Bunion also of aa ad vanee In New York hara r>1<o had nomo eftVVt ari 'tb"" .? nrket. week 694 bulen. Receipt? 180balee. CO. TON SI'A 1'fcVfCN r. block on band Benton ber 1. .1808. 1.607 Receipts since date.,.93,891-96,498 Fxports Mid borne cou >mm pt ion..04. ? '8 Stock < n hand tats day.... o60-00,49? COHN .-Nothing of importance has transpired dur? ing the week iu the corn market. Prices nave ral? d steady with limited transactions, whioh were to sup? ply the daily consumptive dornend. Receipts for the week by railioad are 6 }9 bushels. We quote to? day fir choice wi ii te from depot, $1 87al ?0; mixed and J ennest-ee white $1 30al 36 WHEAT-Ie lu rather better demand, though arri? vals are still slow. Our quotations of last week are slightly advanced and the marhet Armer. Our mar? gin to-day is 91 65al 85 M Choice white, and $1 50a 1 60 for red. tonnaneci per sonia ?moi ma Kai I roa** Joly 17. 163 bales Cotton, 44 packages Bacon, 60 sacks Bran. To Railroad Agent, Pelzer, Rodgers & Co, A B Mulli? gan, W < . Courtney tt co, Bol.munn Bros, L Lorentz, A McLeihh, B O'Neill. U W.steffens, Claiborn, Her? ring & co, Eart & Wirtb, i'DC Kracke. Conalsrneea per Northeastern Ka Uro ad <Juiy IT. C7 hales Cot'ou, 65 bushi ls Rice, 427 bbls Naval Stores, cats Lumber, Stock. Mdse. Ac To J Mar? nhull, Jr, J V linden 9 D stoney, feeder & Davis, A A Goldsmith A Co, Di. ckoff & Co .7 A Quacken btivh. Ka ve ucl & Holmes, Cl Foll?n, L Coi ott A t o, X Murphy, P I, Guilkaume, J M Caldwell A bons, J 8 .'?chinner, Frost & A doer, li Bull, J H Kells, Miss Blamyer. J Wiet s, B F Simmons, W T (anders, und Railroad ? gent. - . ? ' Passengers. Per steamship Manhattan, for New york-Mts Gristr, Master F Ryan, Misti Blanche, A (jordon. Ii M GordoD, Misa P ? Ruger, Mrs M. J Alston, Master L A IP ton, Miss Annie Alston, J W .""prague aud broth? er. G W Aimor and wife, P P 'loale, Mr Hicrgins, wile and three children, Mrs F E Gause, Miss J Mc? Donald, Mrs T P Forreston Mrs M b. Levy i Captain J D laltordanii wile. Mrs J Jars. Mr Calvera, Mrs A Brown, J J Martin, Mies A brown, J Caitello, Mrs W P Russ'll, infant and nurse, Mrs C U Bernard, s N Buughtou, .Uss M J Smith, Mrs Gannon, F Hefner C Hurley. E Kenney, i Reiley;G N Sernard, X j Beaton, J frmith, ?4 Carrel. W Fyne, J bull ivan D Calhoun, C Height, J Bulley, Miss L Carpen.er. W Morrison, Kev & Clapers. J N Barnwell, Juttge Car? penter, Mles Carpenter, Miss Courtney. H crine, Mr Wehner and wife, J Riley and wile, M Riley, H Bon Ben, j Bailey. J Baik ?y. M Mao and wife; Mr Mc. 3uire,Mrs Punt, ..aptaln Lockwood 8D easterby, sir m iching. Mr stalling, j,; shnth, F W Doyle, and ) in steerage ?. " r . Per steamship 'Saragossa, from New York^-Miss iWSjfflSpW j.K ( ohu. i McHvoy. A B Goodyear, *t C^S . H c Fuller, Mary Gurney, hi Lynch, F ? -1 Calmera, 8 i ai mses. Pe-. Btesrr'ehip Maryland, from Baltimore - O W .o.ikinp, Ann? Mt Isner, Miss Bro wnt- 3 Frazier, and J Mo-em ann. Per Bteamer Dictator, from Palatka, via' Jackson? ville, Ferpandina ?and Havannah-TW starke, B H Starke, T Hilder bra. A,' Mrs J T' Graber, G J Green, r chnetmer and family, R'M F mit h, Mw Canipb ll, Miss luquii, R F Laureau. 8 Walker, E louse, H H Albert, P Plnkerschn, JiBGcehtiorff, JLPurse. E Ramsay, H Pratt..W L Chapman; Mr? J L'JUOBlev ind .child, Ber J JJ Arthurton, D M.Bligh and three ad?es. Mr Migb, and 20 on deck. I JNartnr %tm: ?'??rt ol CJrinrimsiorx, Jv^jr IO.. ' .JrtC*A*'iA 0^\.l^rtaVJ^^L>fc. uast Quarter. 1st, 7 hours 27 minutes, evening. . New Moon,'Otb, 8 nour?. IA minutes morning.. Kirst Quarter 16th 1 hour. US minutes, morning. Full Moon. 28d 8 boure 34 minutes moruinp. Last Quarter, 31st, ll hours, 45 minutes, morning. JULY, SDK " 1 ' aiOOM BISES. I artS.] RI .JEU. j VrAlKB. anon 19 Alonuay.... 6.0- 7.. 6 2e?3rueadiry.i.. 6 . 7 l?J>J 5 2! | Wednesday.' 5.. 8 7.. 6 22 Xnursday...' 5.. 8 7.. 4 23 Friday. 6.. 9 7.? '8 2i Saturday... 5..10 7., 8 ?5 Sirod*v.....' fr. IO 7.2 1..42 2. ?27 3.. 16 Bises. .'? 7. .2? 7..69 8..as 4. .?7 6..63 40 fr..28 8..ll 8..4(1 J Arrived Saturday. Steamer Dictator, McNelty, Palatka via jackson, ville, Fernandina, and havannah.. Mdse. To J D Aiken & Co, W C Bee A Co. G W Clarfc, R Graham, Patterson A Stock. Kirkpatrick A Witte, 3 F Taylor, J Biscboff, and others. ateaner vity Pomt, McMillan, Wilmington, N C. To J D Aiken A Co. : J, ; \ - ' : Arriver? k?eteirday. Bteamsbip Saragossa,' Ryder, . New York-left - inst. Mdse, lo Ravener & Co. ? C Railroad Agent. N B ?atlroad Agent, G W Atoar, Mrs Artn B troue. J Archer, Adams, Danit n A Co, J D Alkea & o, J ti Aoper & Co, W Al Bird & Co 1? C Bo net, H Bulvvinkle, H Bincho? & Co, nr6blll4k Si D Briggs, E L Bailey Mr? Batter fitld,-J Cummings, J a Cook A Co, X D Ctanev. cameron & Btu kif y, W 8 Corwin a Co, Ii Chap?n, T M oater J Campeen A Co, R & A' P Caldwell, J Coben, W H Chafe? & Go, a Cobla A Co, Charleston GAS Co, F BL Duo, Dowio <A Moise, col A H -Ecdy, Forsyth, Mccomb & Co, Furcbgoit A Bro. Goodrich, Wineman A Op. H Gerdts A ".o? 3 H Graver, ? Hickey, Hart A Co J H Hilft?, J Bl heath, I Bym n & oo, A Diing, O E fc -\ 8 Johnson John*' s:on. Crews Ss Co, feffords & Co, H Klatte * Co. O Kerrison, Klin, k aickenbet gA ; o, Kinsman Ar Bro, Knete As Chapman. T Kelty, Lauroy A Alexander, J X Kttiapaux, ? Logeman, J H Murray A> <:o, 8 U Mars all, Murphy ^ Little," P -Melucler,. MtcL?y A Bice, Mrs Mehrten?, D O'NelU, Oettndojff & Co. J C Oppenheim, Olney A Co, 0 Pl en ge. Palmetto Pio oecr Cc-operaUVe AeBOciii?on. Pelzer, hodaera & i o. Rt ecke ?ijschBcht", J a Behoeker, B h od ri goes. J R Rea.! M t o, W hteele A O Mono, hten'iouae A Co, J ?mall, G W st. fleas Southern Express co. J Shaw, ti h elwell,B cregling, J F taylor A co, W UtTerhardt, J H Voders, JN M Wohltmann, Walker. Evan? A Log ewell, Puni. Welch A Brandes, Werner A Ducker, and F G Whitney. Qa the ldih. at 3 P M, 'iS miles south of H tteras, passed a steamer, suppoeeu to bf thf Falcon, towing a large steamer with white stripe around top of the Bmoke stack, oteerlng North. Ex? perienced strong southerly winds and heavy ho id Bea from Hatteras to Lookout Steamship Maryland, Johnson. Baltimore-tefl 16th inst, P M. Mdse. To Mordecai A Co, Courte? nay A Itenholm, 8 C Railroad Co. Jeffords kt Co, G W bteflens A Co, Holmes A Calder, Mourne A Co, J H Graver, G W Williams A Co, J B E Moan, H Cobla A Co. J Jnarsbsll, Jr, Klatte A Co, J A Quackenbush. Klincb, Wii kenberg A Co; J < smpsen A Co, Ciuvtius s Witte, 3 G Ojernann, W G Whiiden A Co, Good? rich, Wineman dc Co, J houison A Co, H Bischoff a Co, PMritzler,"Cameron & B.rkley, Pelzer, Rodgers A Co, A J alluna. D Briggs, C Gravelly, 8 S Mar? shall, Paul. Welsh ac Branoes. J H Murray, J>iurey A Alexander, B Feldmann, P F T?ale, J F Taylor A Co, W o Bee A Co, o tblihps, and others. Cleared saturday. Steamship Manhattan, Woodhull, New York-Jae Adger A Co. Sehr Mary stow. Bankin; Norwalk, Conn-W Roach A Co. Sehr s H Cady, Small, Athens, Hudson Elver-W Roach A Co. Sabled Saturday, Steamship Manhattan, Woodhull, New York. Brig A Hradxhaw. hears; Jacksonville.' Fia. Sehr Eockinghtirn. Ni?kewon,.?AtjUa, Ga. ?ailed Vestciday. Brig Monica, McC. bb, Pbi'adclph?a. Up for Usia i'orx. Rrig Susan E Voorhls, Fulford, at Boston, July 15. Cleared for tn Sa Port. Sehr Louisa Bml h, Orcutt. at Nf w Yoik, iuly 18. Sailed for tata XNart? i Y . Behr Car .ie, Nt bitehunt, irom Norfolk, Va, July 15. Saapmevra toy r?'?a;ra>fii*. SAVANNAH July 17-Arrived, bark Dirlgo, from N cw y ork. hailed, ' an Jacinto for Nev York; bark George Durkee for Doboy. Ulcmii'nii'ia. The New York Herald of 1 buraday last says : "The steamship Moto Castle Captain R Adams, cf the Allanton Mail Meamsblp Co's line, lett Havana Jone 10, at 1 PM and arrived at Lower Quin ni i e where she now lies at anchor-at 5 A M. the 14th, making the passage lu three days and sixteen hour?. This ls the quickest tame ever maie between ti e two potts. . The sehr Can ie, which sailed from Norfolk, Ya. foi thia port, July 15, had on board a cargo ot 1600 bushels pea*. 1 he sehr Willie Dill, E- glich, from Georgetown, S C, arrived at New York July 14. The P? hr Franc co, Crowther, from Georgetown, 8 C, arrived at Bal. I more Juiy 16. POBT OF GEORGETOWN, 8. JD%Y ?4. OLE AUK?. Joly 10-Sch- Pa'm et*. Pt arre. Near York; Susan Wripht, Mount New York; Francisca, Crowther, Baltimore. July 12- "?chr Emmi, An'ltony, Baltimore.' Jury 14-Behr 8 K Woodbur.?, Woodbury, Bears port, Me. LIKT OF VSJ*HKM: UT. CL HA BSD AND SAILED JVB 1 Bi S WAT. FOREIGN liTBaroo&. i j The Hannah Lizzie, Ferguson, clearedMay 29 The Vince, Ha.ll isy, up..,,Juue 12 r> o M E 0 '? IO eouMBOBo'. m. Behr Velocity, Pinkbam stilled.,.June KL nuMaroBT. am. ' Brig H W McGilvery, etutM. cleared.July l Brig hnaah B Voorhls. lulfor*, np..July 15 Beor Mamp?de, buatton, cleared.Joly 8 , *W TO i Brig Hampden. Perkins, ap.Jone 90 ?oaf B W Smith, looker vp....July 12 8 dir Wm L ?\ rings. Halsey, cle ared. .. .Jnly 8 Behr- M y rover. HnOna. clewed... Juiy 12 Ber Louisa hmitb, Os?uit. cleared.July 16 r*Hlt.ADBLPHlA Hehr Sarah Gullen, Avis, np.Jaly 1 KOBVOUt VA. . Bohr Carrie, Whitehurst, sailed.July 16 jp ii El S Ii D Ii ? ? 8 . . JUST. RECEJVJSDf OHIM?I?LT & ??.'S t?vB?PARAT10NS t IODIZED SYRUP OF HORSE RADISH VEGETABLE CAPSULES, OF. MAT?CO ; ' . SYRUP O F HYPOPHOSPHTTE OF LIME . GUARAN A PO VYDERS. All fresh from Paris, Mad for sale by" Dr. H. BAEB, . May 8 _No, 181 MEETING-STREET. BATH TO WUHMBI BUY FLEMING'S WORM CONFECTIONS, Tbe Best in Vee. They are made of "Santonloe," and contain no injurious ?TUR. Kt Read what one of tbe most distinguished physi? cian? of Richmond. Va., says ahou-t the Lozenges: I have long used cantonino, the active principle of European Wotm-Seed, SB an effectual r. nicely for Worms in chit iron. Mr. Wu-nor I. Fleming pre? pares a Lozenge composed of lt.. which is a very pleasant and palatable f irm in which to administer lt to children, and which may be relied on as prop? erly prepared. O. F. MASSON, M. D. For sale by DR. H. BAER, Wholesale Agent, June 21 No. 131 Meeting-street. T O B A K. B ll S JVS2 RECEIVED '?Wkf FOR SALE WHOLESALE AND REI A IL \ CARBONATE OF AMMONIA . PRIME HOPS . J CREAM OF TARTAR H. BAER, Druggist, No. 181 -ME ET IN G-ST BEET. March 4 i; i .vu QITRATE OP MAOMESIA. ? j, A GOOD COOLING HUMMER MEDWINB. MADE fresh every day, by DB. R. BAEB, -j May 25 Np. 131 Meeting-street. J^tOB, THE II A I il ? , , JUST RECEITfD. 'PHALON'S OHEMICAL HAIR INY1GORATOR ! AYER'S HAIR VIGOR ? ? ? y MONTGOMERY'S HAIR RESTORER BURNETT'S OOtJOAINlP HALL'S SICILIAN HALB RENEWER CHEVALIE?'* LIFE FOR THE HA?R CHALF?NT'8 COCOA CREAM LYON'S ?? A T tl AIR?N ^ r?BAB3Y^?fctCOPt?EB0US BEE YB'S AMBROSIA EXCELSIOR HATB TONIC ' SAVAGE'S ?BS?NA BATCHE LOB'S TIA TR DYE ' HAWLEY'S HAIR DYE HAMBLETON 1S HAIR STAIN POMADES, PHILOCOMES HAIR OILS, BANDOLINE COLOGNE WATER MAGNOLIA WAT?B FLORIDA WATER BAY. BU af; &c>, &o? For sale by Dr. H. BAER, May 8 Ko. 131 MT.?TTSQrSTREST. ijlO REMOVE GHEASK SPOTS. USK THE DOUBLE PISTILX-B? BENZINE^ : Prepared, and tor sale, wholesale and retitl, by DB. H. B A?.R, May 2? ?e. 131 Mesting-street. JQ ARB Y'S PfiOPHYLACTlC FLl?W. Zetter from Hen. Ales, fr. Si-phms, ?/ Georgia. CBAVtfroxrwrvnojs, Ga . September 29.1868. Darby's Prophylactic -Finid ls an article of little cost, but great value. Ito dom set! a as Well as medi? cinal uaea are numerous, while ito, specialties are most wonderful I have not been without lt for ten years, ' and no heed of a family who can afford to have it should be wimont lt ALEX. H. STEPHENS. THB WUHDEHFUSJ FAMILY MK DI. f-- OINK. ;. Letter from fht Surgeon-General af the late Confider ate States. - RICHMOND, Va., January 14, 1869. JOHN DAUBY ft Co., No. 160 Wflhaia-street. New York: *? : ' " Qenftwn-I have received your letter of the 15tb of December, -1866,1 callina my attention to your (Darby's Prophylactic) Frald. I moat eheertoHy stat? that the Fluid was furnish? ed to, and- extensively used by, the sunreons lu charge of general hospitals in tbe Confederate ver Vice with czwBt benefit to the patients-all the sur? geon s making a favorable report-a great deal of it waa used in the hospitals. -Verv respectfully, vour obedient tervant, ?crff! SAM'L" PRESTON MOORE, M. D, THB ASTONISHING DIS IN FE CT AN T. EMOBY COLL?GE, OXVOBD. GA., December 28,1868. Prof. DABBY. Dear Sir-nfcviDg bot been en? gaged for many years in the setive duties of the Medical profession. I am on ly eupt racially ac. aaint ed with the cla'ma cf your Trophylactio Fluid, but am weU acquainted wUbits chemical elem fats. While; therefore', I cannot speak ex pe ri rr entally of the value of the compound vet tbe disiaf -otmg and therapeutic properties of the ? gents em loy?d in Its composition,, together with the well ki.own reputa? tion or ita discoverer, as a chemist, authorize me to wpnrd its merit? as ot ? high order; oh the whole it ai', -st be considered as a valuable eontrioution to the cloe? of articles to which it belinga. These views, I may add. aro Mistained ny the testi? mony oi many competent judges, who bave tested ito properties. Believe me, dear air..'j CURBS BURNS. WOl??91>S, STINGS, ?fcc ''Al^BAM??jlSAl<BX0t?'*AI^'' V TirBCAXiOoeA. December 02.1808. j Messrs. JOHN DAUBY A Co., No. 160 Wllilauvsnvet, New York: . . Gentlemen-I received your circulars of theil th instant, asking an expro?sicn of opinion from me as to tbe merl fe of your Prophylactic Find. I he pro pars tiou has heen so g inMttll) used by the protes sion and public at large, and so universally esteem? ed, that it ' seems to me to need no further recom? mendation. , ,, As a disinfectant and remedial agent too. when in> di cat d, it ia not excell* d bv any similar preparation. We UBe permeanganic prep? allon? vary extensively in this b< spltal, and cou <l hot do without thorn. 1 consider yon>8 tue best and moat elegant pit paru? tion of tbe kind manufactured. . ?: Beapectfnliy Jrwure, Ac , P BRICE, M. D., Sup't and Physician Alabama insane Botpnal. .DUWIE & JU tel SK. WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, May 25 tuthaOrnos Agento for South callina. / ttl A U bESTON A ? lt 1 V I) ii T li R AL WAREHOUSE AND SEED STORE. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, GARDEL SEEDS rfc. ... ELL ER BE'S TRANSPLANTER FOR SALK, GBO. E. PlNGRKE. Nc. lad Meeting-Staket, charleston. ' March ii_ass? ? fpo WIT KI iv ia HW m KN . Trii? SUMTER NEWS, PUBLISHED Al SUMTER, S. C., Dt O SE OF TBB BEST PAPER? IN TBE DP COUNT BY; baa a large circulation, and affords su? perior ?a vantages as an advertising medium, lsrm* lew- Addres DARB A O STEEN, February 22 ProiwW*"*. MCULEPBOBEhli, Ne. 87 LINE-STREET, BETWEEN KIMO AND ST. PHILIP. LUMBER OB BY BBB DESCRIPTION AMI BUILDING MATERIAL, LIME tm* PI ?STKB? INO LATHS. FAINTS. OILS. QLASSES, SHINGLES ; also GBOOVS. AND TONGUE BOARDS, fte., SOB staatly on hand ?t tits lowest marfcet prices, Bepteni ber 13 mXSu&JZ gtHJTIS CAROLINA RAILROAD. GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE, I CHABXEBTON. 8. C., April 9, 1H09. I ON AND AFTER SUKDAY, APRIL IT?, THB PASSLICQEB TRAINS of the South Carobia Bail road 'will ruo as follows : FOB AUGUSTA. Leave Charleston.;.8.30 a. M, Arrive at Augusta.4.45 P. af, Connecting with trains for Montgomery, ?U m ?/ni H Nashville and New Orleans, via Montgomery snf Grand Junction. FOR COLUMBIA. Leave Charleston..B.SO A. M. Arrive at Columbia'.6.10 P. M. Connecting with Wilmington and Manchester tun road, ano Camden train FOB CHARLESTON. Leave Augusta.9.00 A. M Arrive at Charleston.5.10 P. M Leave Columbia.7 45 A. M Aril TM ut CL. a il. pion.5.10 P. M AUGUSTA NIGHT EXPRESS (SUNDAYS EXCEPTED. ) Leave Charleston.7.90 P. M, Arrive at Augusta........6,10 A. M Connecting witb trams tor Memphis, Nashvill' and New Orleans, viu Grand Junction. l eave Augusta.,.,.. .4.10 P. M Arrive at Charleston..... ..1.00 Ai M COLUMBIA NIGHT KXPRESS. (8UNDATB EXCEPTED. ) Leave Charleston.!.6.05 P. M Arrive at Columbia..?.4.45 A. M Connecting (Sundays excepted) with Greenville ant Columbia Railroad. Leave Columbia.5.60 P. M. Arrive at Charleston.5.30 A. M. SOMMERVILLE TRAIN. Leave Charleston.3.95 P. Al, Arrive at Summerville. 6.(0 P. M, Leave Summerville... li........... .;.7.10 A. M. Arrive at Charleston.,,,,,,,,,.8.35 A. M CAMDEN RRANOH. Siawhjn and columbi i Passenger Trails on MON s, WEDNESDAYS and SATOBDAVS, connects with up and down Day Passengers at Ringville. Leave Camden.;.C.35 A. M Arrive at Columbia.U.uu A. M Leave Columbia.'._2.20 p. M - Arrlve at Camden.7.05 P. M. Signed) H. T. PRAKK, April 10 General ^unertotendect. paints, 4Ns, Ctr. QAMERON, BAKKLKY & CO., NORTHEAST CORNER Meeting and Cumberland Streets? STEAM ENGINES GRIST MILLS CIRC ULAR BAW MILLS, and MACHINERY. January 1 -._ ll I T B Ii KAU, ZINC PAIN T S, COLORS, VARNISHES, CRUSHES, &c., Ac. RAW AND BOILED LINSEED OILS. CAMBRON, RAHKLKY di CO., Northeast corner Meeting and Curpbwrlaud streets. January 1 O ILSI OIL SI OILSI nm burp i Ol: ttl! il it.twl t.t*t 1000 GALLONS PURE WINTER LARD OIL 900 -GALLONS. PUKE WINTER No. 1 LARD OIL 600 GALLONS PURE WINTER SPERM OIL SOO GALLONS PURE MASON'S SPERM OIL 600 GALLONS PURE MACHINERY OIL 1000 GALLONS WHITEOAK LUBRICATING -. : i 0TJj ? ? : 800 GALLONS REFINED NEATSFOOT OIL 300 GALLONS TANNER'S' (STRAITS! OIL. CAMBRON, BAHKLEY ?t CO.? Northeast corner Meeting anQ Cumberland streets. JW^1;.? ?-%Hi To,r,t , jgBLTIN Ol ll K li T I N ?.1 u-:> T? tull?* T? T". ,.:. /*.;!. 5000 FEET OAK-TANNED LEATHER BELT? ING \ 6000 FEET GUM BELTING, 2, 8, % abd 6 PLY 260 SIDES PATENT DRESSED LACE LEA ? HEB * 800 DOZEN METALLIC-TD?PED BELT LACING t iii i; t? Jin E 100 BOXES BLAKE'S PATENT BELT 160 DOZEN TOLLMAN'S BELT HOOKS 760 YARDS GUM PACKING, 1-18 INCH TO I INCH THICK TUCK'S PACKING, J INCH TO 1, INCH DI? AMETER " j 80APST?NE PACKING. | WCtt T? Ii INCH DIAMETER WHITE AND BROWN .JUTE PACKING ITALIAN HEMP PACKING RUBBER'AND LEATHER HOSE MANHOLE AND HANDHOLE GASKETS OF ALL SIZES. CAMBRON, BAHKLEY di CO* Northeast Corner'Meeting and Cumberland streets. January 1 B RASS WORK. STEAM GAUGES, GONGS, GAUGE COCKS STEAM BIBBS AND STOP COCKS, STEAM WHISTLES GLOBE AND CHECK VALVES, OIL CUPS WATER GAUGES. GLASS GAUGE TUBES MERCURY GAUGES, LOW WATER DETEC? TORS COPPER AND BRASS WIRE. CAMBRON, BIRKLBY dc CO., Northeast Comer Meeting and Cumberland streets. January 1 B AR IRON SHEET IRON AND STEEL, WROUGHT AND CAST IBON PIPING, STEAM. AND M A X. L E ABL E CAST IBON FITTIN' IS, tor a team and water. CAMBRON. BARKLEY ACJJ.. Northeast corner Meeting and t uruborland streets January 1 E O O' ?f t ' ti v? ?a* i-N 600 BOXES IO 14x20 ROOFING TIN 800 BOXES IX 14x20 HOOPING TIN 100 BOXES IC 28x20 HOOFING TIN 60 BOXES IX 42x30 ROOFING TIN 26 BOXES IX 12x12 26 BOXES IX 14x20 20 BOXES TX 10x20 ? 20 BOXES IXX 14x20 20 BOXES IXXX 14x20 20 BOXES IXXXX 14x20 BLOCK TIN, TTNSMAN'S SOLDEE, SPEL , . .. TER Ao" &?. IN BTORB AND TO ARRIVE. CAHBROII, BAHKLEY 4( CO., No?thc*ai corner Mooting and Cumberland street?. January 1 QHAniSUULAlN ?Si SKABRUWK, ATTORNEYS AT LAW .- , . , . A*? '.ii SOLIOITO RS IN ?Q Ul T f, Chnrlestou, ?. C. Office in the Courihoase. ^> > D. H. ctn?ktBiBLMN. AUy-Genersl..E. ?. BEABBOOK. Special attention will be paid to the Vrowscut ton o i Claims held by parties outside of the State. Mur 4 - rf-?-?-..vi ? r'O KMox.....fons oiu NOXsfe OIL I?, Cotton ATMfters AB? ? EN BB AL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, j Afc i?? SUnH'S WHARF, BALTIMORE. CC NB1GN V?RM . 8 OP COI TON, BICK, Ac, BS* S PB TIT LL Y solicited, an I liberal-art va. OM mads theieon. O den ft* CORN sud BACON promptly .xeonted ?Ith oaee and attention, Smoa May li K CHEMIST AND APOTHECARY, No. 123 Meeting-stroot, C M A II LUST Cl Pf , S . O , iM_r o ii TL a AN JJ JJ J; .A x ii Ji i x GERMAN, FRENCH, ENGLISH ANA DOMESTIC DRUGS, CHEMICALS PATENT MEDICINES. PRE8OREPTION8 . F-BEFABE.O ?ABJeaTTIXT AX *" ALL HOURS OP TBS DAY "AND MORT, BT BMTOLAR .ui - GRADUATES IN PHARMACY. Upon this branch of the business, the utmost PERSONAL care and attention ia bestowed, and the PURITY of Use MEDICINES Used in compounding ls GUARANTEED. s-jj*' t ...ii . .;. . _ - i FRESH VICHY WATER, (MAVT&RKVB.) AL?O, . VICHY POWDERS, j t ' i T<.' " .. .' ">! - Of Btrcet ImfKOtation. iXXmi t?? fi'- J..?;. -. .... , : . . : jj EACH BOTTLE OR PACKAGE BEARING THE GOVERNMENT STAMP. 00N8RE88 AND COLUMBIAN "WAT* ER, FRESH FROM THU SPRINGS. AGENT i OB THE OXXRBRATED ROCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRING WATER, .J&?.? Jul?um? . A complets as?ortmcnt of SOAPS, y PERFUMERIES, AND TOILET ARTICLES, COMBS, BRUSHES, &C. AGENT ?OB GEO. TIEMANN ?fe ?CV 'GI t.'?H \V"X X CT 'il* *\ - rel tkAft ': . ' ? ' OK RBlW YORK, . . UANUlFAOrDBKBS Oe' SU.R&ICA LAND DENTAL ,T.A 'I ? O (.'O..'. INSTRUMENTS? APPABA-SOfl >0JB ?* t; . L'*?rTWl Gt** MTi:i'"' rrj Li. a D^FMI?IK?, mu.G?Uumt &?. May H> wito Jlnafis, Chemicals, (Etc rp H K II 1 8 II O P PILLI TUB BISHOP (PILL! TUB) BISHOP PILLI A Purely Veritable Pill (Sugar-coated.) *'C08TA 11V* BISHOP PILL, "Is of extraordinary efficacy for Costiveness, Indi gestion, Dyspepsia, Headache. Nervous Debility, Liver complaint." "Tbebeet PILL in the world." Medical Journal, Seple.nber 8. TRY THEM! TRI' THEM! 4GI- All DrugeiBis in CHARLESTON soil tbcrn. "COSTAR'S " STANDARD PKEPADATION S ARS .?Coitar's" Kat, Roach, ?Sic. External's. ..co,ian's" Bed Bwa; Exterminators. '.Costar'*" (only pure) Insect Powder. "Only Infallible Rcmertiej known." "18 year* established in New Tori." "2000 Boxes and Flasbs manufactured daily." "111 Beware 11 I of spurious imitation "All DrusRists in CHARLESTON sell them .." For fl, $?, SB snd $6 sizes, Address ??COSTAR?' COUPAAY, No. 13 Howard-street, New Torte. Hold In CHARLESTON, 8. C., by GtOOUItlCI), WIN EWAN di CO. March 23 nae ' - Jyr B, OSA If ALI* Purines the Blood. Vor Sale by Orncglsts Everywhere. Jul?''' Ijl D U . It I i II A I'S G O LD EN REMEDIES Af K FQB NO m HFR, TATUE NO OTHES, AND y?u will save time hesltb ard money. ' *l('fj0 BBvY^Ri> for suv case of disease in any .tags which they fail io cure. Dr. BICH^U'a OOIBEN BALPAM No. 1 cures Ulcers. Ulcerated Sore Threat and Month, bore lye?. Cutaneous or.Skin.Eruption*, Copper Colored Blotches, r orenesx of the scalp. Hcrofaia, Ac; is the greatest Renovator, 'Alterative and Blood Purifier known, removes ail diseases from the system, and leaves the .blood pure and healthy. ., ... Dr. KIOHATJV GOLDEN HALSAM No. 2 cures Mercurial'Affections, - Rheumatism in all lt- forms, whether f om mercury cr other causes; gives imme? diate relief in all cases. No dieting necessary/. I have thousands of Certificates proving the miracu? lous cure? eaVcteo by these Remedies. Price of either No. 1 or No 2, $5 per bottle, or twp bottles fer $9. Dr BICHAU'S GOLDEN ANTIDOTE, a safe speer dy.p easant and radical cure for all Urinary De rarement s, accompanied with full directions. Price 83 vcr b?telo i. ' fl t Dr. Bf CHAD'S GOLDEN ELIXIR D'A MOUE, a ladiralcure for Nervous or Gen.-ral Debility, in old or yoong; imparting-em-rev with wonde ful effect. Price 15 ter bottle, or twoTjottlesfor S9,. ., On receipt ot price these Remedies will be shipped to any place. Prompt attention paid to al) corree? dents. Nose genuine without the name of "Dr. HI. H AU'S GOLDEN HEMED 1 EH, D. H. RICHARDS. Sole Proprietor/' blown lo glass of bot Isa. ' r Address ., . DB. RICHARDS. No. 226 Varlok-street, New York Office Hours from 9 A. M.toUP. M. Circu'ars sent , , ly - July 3 I S O N ' B TOBACCO ANTIDOTE? Warranted toReinoTe all Desire for Tobacco? lt le PvnlV Vegetable an rt contains nothing Injur?ala* . The following ia one of thousand* of teat i menials that are daily received by tb* Manufacturer: . RiCBMoKO, VA., November 28,18*8. DKAB FIB-The "Tobacco ?.ntidote" prepared by yon accord luff to the i eccl ?1 you have submitted to me, and the ingredients ot which I have examined, ls purely vegetable, en tirai y bat mle ts, and COD tains nothing in the least injurious. It is not disagreeable to th? taste, and as a home article, I heps you will meet with ready sale lor it, and I believe that if the directions are followed, it will do all yon <*]snw>d for it. JOHN DOVE, M.D, ASfr- Price 60 cents per Box. Tba usual discount to the Trade. SS- For sale by ** ' . - Dr. H. BAER, WHOLESALE AGENT FOB SOUTH CAROLINA. June 7 E C ? Ii K F tl li . WHAT MEDICINES YOU VAK K . S WHEN YOU ARE EXHAUSTED BY OVERWORK of bead or hand, and feel the need ol semethirg in? vigorating, don't drink whiskey or any Intoxicating thing, whether under the name of Hiter* or other* wise, such articles give just ap much strength to your weary bodj and mind as the whip gives to th? jaded horse, and no more. Alcoholic stimulants are injurious to Nerve health, and are ALWAYS followed by DEPRESSING BEAC! ION. Budd's Nervine and Invigorator is a TONIO and GEN TLE STIMULANT which is NOT attended Ky REACTION. W i.at it gains for yon it maintains. Whin itr?freshes body or mind, it refreshes wi<b natural strergtb that comes lo stay. Weare not recommending teetotalism in the interest of any faction; but long ?vd extended observation teaches ns that he who roiorts to the bottle fbr rest or recuperation, will find, as he keen* at lt, that he ie kindling a Sr* in hts bones, .walch wUl consume Uko the semes pf perdition. Turn frena lt Take a tonio that will refresu 'and bot destroy. DOD D'S NERVINE ls forsake hy all Drugelsts. Price One Dellar, seo Beek of certificate? that accompanies each bottle._7mos_ Jone 25 IT HE PO PI TBE ONLY CERTAIN RAT DESTROYER WITHOUT Disagreeable Results. -A.D OLPH IBAACSEN'S PHOSPHORIC PASTE, HERMETICALLY sealed and warranted to keep fresh for all time thc greatest dis overy of il* kind in tbs age we live in. No person need be troubled with BATS, MICE, BED BUGS or ROACHES, for Mr. Isaaosen'sdestrnctive remedy ls within the reach of al). Prepared only by himself, from rare and valuable compounds, its cheapness is as wonderful as its efl)cary.- Bundi'ds of testimo? nials have boen received i rom al)-parte ot thc United States The great advantage this SURE POP possesses over all s?mil?? preparations ia the PACT that itt* Certain In it* KflTeets, and free from the'un pheasant ress of rata dying in their hole*, as it canees them to leave the premises to seek air, ano consumas them so entirely a* to leave flo lil sa ?re eevb ie Odor. Numbers oftefe? enees can be made to , Persons ia lal* City, who hay* successfully ?sed it KULK A'-iJBaM FOE f OD TH CAROLINA, DOW IB & MOISE, B&POBTBBA AMD WHOLES*LB. DRUGGISTS, ? gorae* Mwtft and Baan ali uta, April 83 m vf ??ao Chsrl estoc, I. o. ^?rljinmj, Castings! (Ctr. H CB NIX IKON WOK KS. JOHN F. TAYLOR & CO., SUCCESSORS TO CAMERON ?Si CO., Engineers Boilermakers &t" Nos. 4, 0, 8, 10 and 12 PRITCHARD-STREETS, . (NEAR THE DRY DOCK, ) Charleston, S. C. STEAM ENGINES AND Bu ILER?-MARINE, STATIONARY AND PORTABLE. BICE THRESHERS AND MILLS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. SHAFTING, PULLEYS AND GEARING IRON FRONTS FOR BUILDINGS, CASTINGS OF EVERY KIND IN IRON OR BB ASS. We guarantee to furnish ENGINES and BOILEF.S of as good quality and power, and at as low rates aa can be bod in New York, Baltimore or Philadelphia. AGENTS FOR Ashcroft"? low-water Detector, THE ONLY PERFECT SECURITY AGAINST DAMAGE FROM LOW WATER IN THE B01LEB. REPAIRS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. May 17 D*O fimos jyj EETI\?-STltIiKT KOUSiDR?, THIS ESTABLISHMENT IS NOW FURNISHING THE IMPBOVED MCCARTHY COTTON OIN, STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS, ol various sises - an band . IMPROVED VERTICAL AND HORIZONTAL CORN MILLS, SUGAR MILLS, SUGAR BOILERS j AND PANS, of sB sizes HOBHE POW?R9 AND GIN GEARING, from . to IQ feet in diameter < - IMPROVED LEVER COTTON PRESSES for H*nd | power, Saw and Rice MiUe MACHINERY AND CASTINGS of all descriptiona made to order Particular attention paid to HOUSE FRONTS AND CASTINGS FOB BUILD. INGS. GRATINGS, CISTERN COVERS. SASH WEIGHTS, eic, die* WILLIAM S. HE N ERE Y, MAOBJNIbl AND FX) XTND EB.. ; - ?. : VC. SM MEETLNG-STBEET. l-l .. v CHARLESTON, P.C. . August 3._mw? FROM 4 TO 350* hone power, including the celebrated Corliss Cutoff Engines, SU de Valve Sta? tion?r v > Engines, Portable Engines.. Ac Also, Circu? lar Malay and Gang Saw Mills. Sugar Cane A fla, Sha.ting Pulleys, Ac., Later and Shingle Mille. Wheat and Corn Mills, Circular Saws. Belting, Ac. Bend for descriptive Circular and Price List. WOOD A MANN STEAM ENGINE CO., February IS Arno? Utica, New York. Safes, MARVIN'S PATENT Alum & Dry Plaster S AF ES Arc most desirable for quality?' finish and price. / MARVIN'S SPHERICAL BURGLAR SAFES Cannot be Sledged! Cannot be Wedged !. Cannot be Drilled t BANK VAULTS, VAULT DOORS, * . EXPRESS BOXES, FAMILY PLATE SAFES, "j ' COMBINAT: O N LOOKS Please eond for ? catalogue to B^^t^Cs^s?E^^w^SiStfSr ^5^L^?y (oldest safe manufacturers) nj..,..! f 868 Broadway, New York. W>rS?* i781 S'., Philo. Warehouses (1WBsnk 8t.,ClevBktBcl,0 And for sale by our agento in tb? principal cities throughout the V United States ^ FOB BALE BY WM. M. BIRD & CO., No. a03 EAST BAY, CHARLESTON. 0 o I o o ? E" ^ I ,J^WWO?t.?0 ??? BB6T IMPORTED OO? LOO NI WAf BR, manufeotnred and ao d wholesale .ad retail ?r Dr. H, B ABE. ai No. Ul Meeting ah eat.