The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, July 23, 1869, Image 4

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THE DAILY NEWS. Aftn ma tn. AB orno who on the tranced Ciroeen shores Hst h loitered long, until ai list the shadows fUtmmei and gloom athwart the purple moors And by the lutedmeadows; And. setting loose the rudder- o and 5. doth find. Against tbe beady turre.it outward farr?. Dark seas before and stormy shoals behind Tat tons on, ondespairlng. As one ?ho of tom* subtle cup bath drunk. And walks the while as in a golden vision, Sat wakes om e more ere yet bis toni hath sunk Into th - swoon Elysian; And with 'he bitter lees upon his Up?, Rues sad turns bim to tue lite-quest dreary, Thoegh ad an? nd bath suffered dark eclipse, and heart and band are weary. 801, forgetting all the honied Fast, And scorning ?cmewbat that old Ufe of pleasance, Turn earnest-eyed towaids that Light at last whieb elasna a purer Presence. JUciog no more t e 1 - Hes of tbe Tale, . Mar roses ia-rer tor the bid Jen c inker, Seeking a truer guace ior benn and sail- - Trusting a sorer anchor. Tooling far out beyond the utmost rim Ol the dark billi an'il my deep thoughta gather From the doak silence, infinite though dint, Ibe fal i neei of the Father. And, stooping, pluck horde the rocky path A abnpic flower, the pledge of that new morrow. Only a Heaxt?ease as the ?lt? math Of all that vanlahed sorro v. /.Mimi flirt (Eammrrnol. Tb* tnarlesuin Money Market. THUSSDAT. July 22, 1869. Th? week was unmarked by any decided change In the pries ot securities. Boniness was dall tod j lae dem md limited, eta te stocks and nods have depreciated attghtiy. Bank bills are in goo i demand and are dally appreciating. The stoer 0: the Charleston, Plantera'anal Mechantes', ant People's Bank are quoted resp? c ; ive ly a t te, K and tl BO. Other quotations are unchanged. Carrent Bates Bank of Camden.....-V.80 @00 ?nkof Charleston..,..80 900 Salt of Chester.; .M ?co Bs?k*cf Georgetown.;.13 000 Bank of Hamburg.8 $00 Bank of Newberry.80 ?00 Bank of South Carolina..,..20 @<0 Bank of State of S Carolina, prior to 1861.60 000 ' Bank of State0f 8. Carolina,after 1st Jan.. rm.....26 ero Commercial Bank. Columbia.3 300 Xxchange Bank, Conimbia.12 @90 Tanner 'and Exchange Bank, charleston. I @oc Merchant's Bank,Charaw.ll @t0 People's Bauk. Charleeton.90 @0O Plentert Baiu of Fairfield.8 @C0 11sfct4er"'aja4 Mechanic?'Bank,Charleston 90 @00 Scsathweetarn Baltroad Bank, Charleston, foro...^.TO 000 ?ontbweetem BsdlroadBaak. Charleston. mew)....68 ?1C0 State Bank. Channon.8 000 Bsson Bank, Chariestun.97 000 ?My of Cbarlnaton-Change BtDs.97 0rO lB>teK Celina Treasury Notes..........98 000 ," " ', sua?sx aroona ann conroys. Qty of Ogham bu Bond?.69 @00 Oty Of CVttumbU Coupons.75 ?00 ?bath Carolina Railroad and Bank 8tock , rwboie shares).IS 045K Booth Caroana Railroad (half shares).Ti^gOO St^CjBaih-oad 8ix Per Cent. Bonds..73 ?T5 iCCJTilR. Seren Per Cent. B'ds,.8? ?181 m C. Railroad Certificate of Indebtedness. 92 (BOO ?tty af Charleston sra Per OL Stock.??%GteS Otv sf .Charleston Fire Loan Bonds.72 @oo tUitf South Carotina Bonds (old) ex past . ?oe couponf..70 ?00 State of Sooth Carolina Bonds (new issue. -. ar teosa? 1, 1867) ex past due e u - f*jM?m??.6? ?70 , Mais c/ Hmth CamHna bonds (issued Mr Bank of the *tate buts).66 ?68 Stats of KnrUiCaTobna stock.....68 @70 State of SonmCarohha Coupons.70 060 yetssyiHaBoaal Bank Stock...110 900 S'a*National Bank Btock.HO (<W>0 SI Bank -tock....?9X<<*00 Of i b-rleston stock (Old).84 ?too sr?'and M?chame s' Kink stock (old). ?5 ?TOO JFeopiVe Bau! stock (old)....86).0UO ?arosnviDe natl Columbia Railroad Stats sjBjasjsjsjii ml oonda.69 000 OreeavttJ? ?nd Columbia 1st Mortgage Bande.........v...60 000 BtVthaastefb B. B. 1st Mortgage Bonds.83 ?0O Mts Sk ss? lum RA 1st Opopona (past due). 88 000 . afimtm itali asssrotdVaxk (capital)..ts 000 ??ti tail na BaOroad Stock (pretorred)... $333 CO JfcrtaWatern R.R. CertlAcataeof Indebted . .r^aens..t.JT..65 ?00 ?beraw and Darhhgtoo lat mort, bonds..8J <fdd8 tBaattStsa Oas Company Stock (ex div)... 31 ?? ?RaissshMi Oty Railway Stock... .64 0CO vtedesao?i Kintng ano Manntartarlng - Company's Phosphate Works..100 ?100 Cktarfcwtoo and aavannah Railroad Bonds (Btats guarantee)... .68 089 Ssmnnah and Charieattm BR. 8tock_21X000 eRtyeigssvannah Bonds.90 000 ?.ty of Savannah Coupons (dna previous ta 1st June, 18*8).,-97 000 m CUy of Savannah Coupons (due after 1st Jtoe, I860).97 000 City et* ?ftrnphla non da. endorsed by M. k C Railroad.....70 000 hUenphia and Charleston BaOroad Stock.tux000 Meauplus and Charleston Railroad Bond*.90 000 ?MpjPJtMp Md Oharleatoa B. B. Oonoons. .98 000 JEipwrtaf'farr the Week ending munday Joly SH. rxutxwnc. ?OBWALE, CONN-Per sehr Mary Stow-126,000 Hast Boards sad Flank. P10VLOESC , S I-Per brig Americas-180,000 feet Flooring. ...Par Orig adelaide-150 000 feet Flooring.... .Per sot r c W Elwell-129 960 fest . Beeawtd Lamber, ea. oro feel Arneb Flank. - -JONI TORE-Per ste? nub I o migras? 6 bags Sea I ?land cotton, 73 balts Upland Cotton, 74 tierces knot, 76 bales Domestics, 176 b' ls Rosin. 86 casan ?lay c3 parkas es undrles, 276 boxes Mus? kel? 43 boxee A ait, 849 H?lons, 92 sacks Pea nots_Per s: earns lp Manhattan-99 bags 8 I Cou ou. 633 balea Up and Colton, 1 J2 I terree 1 Fire, 203 bbl* Rosin, 67 bales Tarn. 316 sacks . Wheat, Jg bbls Fluor, 396 crates Vegetables and Snit, HS -em. ty Barieie, ?no Watermelons. Per sehr K W terma -so.. 78 feet Lumber. ATBK"*, HUDSON K IVE B-Per ?ehr 8 H lady 116,032 feet K esa wed Muff. A HOBlohBN POB -Per s- tr C S Grove-130,Of 0 . lest Mooring, 40,000 fe. -1 Yellow Pine Timber. PHILADELPHIA-Per sehr Frans Palmer-125.000 tret Be sawed Lamber and oards, 83,000 iee* Timber.Per sehr Grace Chiton-160,000 feet Tetlow Pine Lamber, 20 COO leet Yellow Pine Flooring. BALIIMOH* - Per steamship Maryiand-E8 bales Cotton, 66 bales Bags. 1 tale Seeths rs. 1 bales Wool, 38 bara Peana'a, 6 cases Mdse, 2 bags toffee, 70 casks i lay 8 ton? Pig Iron 3 hbo? Copper....Par Behr Zeta-Psl-360 tons Phos? phate Rock._ TklK* OAKLKSTON- MA fiKLKT. jroa THX wxxx xnnrso THUXSDAT, ;rn 23, 1860.1 Tax ? BO rs. - i te pi ot ric ted dry weather, accom oompanled by intense heat whl-h has prevailed foi M csi. Uder? ole time, baa bad a very damas lng effect on the corn crop ot the State? particularly tn the ?niddie an-i uep-r MC Mons, where it is stated thia -varoabfo grain will . e quite- a failure in rome In? stance*, sad t..at it his been much unpaired over a largo extent oi country. There h. ve been partial rain? in -ocall tie- and la such places the ero ? pro? mises wed-heavy showers even now wom'd still Benefit thu crop ?otton generally 1 ?oks well, but abe best and droa?bt have been so extreme tbat this pleat bas been som -what inj ired by its eft* et h.. t ns- derate s ow- rs will keep up a healthy vitality ia this crop wi iub, ap to tbls period, b rather promis, leg. 1 he pm mt s a p?rij i ol mai for this valua? ble arl io'e ol commerce and very nile can be said "W|lh cert .lo iv seoul the amount of the yield nu il abe season advances farther. 1 he lice . rop on iLe Jsrgeriveis o.>ks well, but lha emslie? streams are atm su 11, ?u i os crop DU i beni fsffjeing for wat r. Tux t ? aa: LI. STUN ? AHXXT -The Northern ma n afao BIVI-, W..0 u^ve boca the chief purchasers lor MUS luie past haflcg obutaed u rupp.'y aod with drawn io a . e taiu ex.eui from the market, the ac UviiY and e-reuL-iu mhicb previously cncrictensed . th? aKirle soni what lessened, and the demand has Been amad wa. en incKnaiiou lo pty prevailing priera, i he English traiket oi.cacd steady at l?a . . 9 tb formdd i rjudm is, but aft-i wards became -qui t and ree? ed to Vt% .; at >ew Xurk the flt.re "baa bee. d J withaneasloi tende .cy. commencL,-; ?184^034*4, and meaing to 34ft3i.<?; una at thu point tue ?rlele has becu dull an i p.ieeB liss atroog ai 33J. 9 lb. tor mi Idling aplanas Th mirk :-ut -.ive-pooland Nov Y TI- havede -velop tl t..e lol.o.v.ug m vements lor the we el : At the formet orf Kti-a.-, Ja>y lo. thc slap e was steady ^aajle- tp.000 bah s, u-.-tmi ?s 12^d; the ?aller waa du 1 .and u . ha: ged, sales 75J tMl?!t at 34 '^?34 !,c f tb On -a ned., itta ormor was quiet, tal -t- 8 00 bales, Hplan?s ISKdi tue aber was dui aul unchanged, aales 350baie? a 34,l4iui34>ic. Ou .uond.y io? r,r tate Wai q'Jiet a-lc- 8' e. o bales, upland? I.'>? J ; tho latter waa n'< an lower, sales 183 bales at W^r. ?On iaeaday tb- former waa quiet and unchanged, sale*80L0 ba.ea, m ian s Utid; the lat.er was oe oimiDg sate? 2U0 bal- a at 34(a34>,e. O? W< d.ies<iav tke former wa? n-m but not higher, .ales 10 000 j tales, o^auoe w j><; .oe-a..cr was n.ore u.t ve at J ^B?aBneLpru-c?, ?it.fc, lsuu t-alea at 84@34>?c. Yest r- . dsy the fonaei waa steady, and the Utter -ra* dull and unchanged. Tbe stocks of eotton in sight ac the latest dates ?ere as follows: : 1869. 1868. Stock in Liverpool. 382 000 563,000 Afloat from India. 666.000 5W.OO0 Afloat from America. 26,000 30.000 8tock in London. 61.620 36,999 Afloat for London. 45.000 lla.OOO Stock in Havre. 43 431 43,569 Afloat for Havre. 136,119 87.833 Stock in Bremen. 11.62? 10,604 Afloat for Bremen. 6.117 5.328 8tock in United Statea port?..... 42.224 91 370 Stock tn the interior towns. 2,303 8 Old Total.1,315,314 1.57? 616 Tendency in visible supply . 260 3o3 Stock of cotton held by Manchester spinners at tbe mills, now 125,000 bale?; same time 1868, 120,000 bales. Middling Orleans, now 12,Kd, then 10K@ 10?.d. Tbe arrivals st tbis port for the week have been bag? of sea island and 723 bales of upland, against no bags of sea island and 715 bales of upland the week before, and no baga of sea isUnd and 187 bales upi? nd cotton for the same week last year. These supplies bav? come frdrn the following sources, say of uplands, per Boa th Carolina Bail road, 756 bales; per Northeastern Railroad, 67 bales; of sea Islands, from Ed ? s to. a bags. The trsusscdona sud prices prevailing in this mar? ket for the week have been as follows: On Friday, July 16, the demand for the staple was light, with a quiet and unchanged market; s J le? 190 bales; ordinary to good ordinary being qnoted at j 80032, low middling 32%, middling 33c 7? ft. On Saturday the transactions were limited at un? changed prices; sales 00 bales; quotations unal? tered. On Monday the article was dull and somewhat < ier; sales 38 bales; quotations unchanged. On Tuesday the staple was fl it, and purchasers would only operate at lower rates, but factors de? clined to accept them, and there were no transac? tion?. On Wednesday there was nothing done, and prices were rominal Yesterday ba sin ess continus*, st a stand and there were no transactions. We quote, nominally : LTVaXPOOL CLASSIFICATION. Ordinary to sood ordinary.30 033 Low middling..33K& Middling..38 @ By New York classification we quote: Middling..*.sax? Sza ISLAND COTTON.- I be ver? ilmi<ed supply of thia class of the bbre now constituting th- ?tocks at this point, prevents transactions of importance, and the business of the week was confined to tbe | sale of s few limited lots st raies about the same a? previously prevailing. We qu ile common Floridas 59060, medium 60?70o fl ft ; medium sea islands msy be qnoted at 65475, snd One at 80c ^il fi ft. Riem.-The stock of thia gram has bes?me much reduced and the article 1? held firmly, purchasers coor eque-J tly operate sparingly. We note sales of J about LOO tierces of clean Carol tra, among which were 8 tierces at 1%', 78 tierces at 7Kc fl ft; 21 at Di; 10st 1%; 10at 713-16 ; 37st 8>?; ?3at 8*4c ?B ft. We quote common to fuir sisan Carolina at 7 K0 7 li ; good 8?8)i cts ft ft. Carolina rough rice msy be quoted at fl 603180 for interior and tl 7? @ 1 90 for ?ea coast. NAVAL -iona-'.-Tho arrivais of artic'es of this de? scription for the week have been some 1180 bala Transactions bave taken p!s/*e in extra Na 1 rosin at $3 600375. No Ida at .3 ?60S, and low No 1 st S3 ?6fl2 35; extra Nc 2 at tl 90. No 2 st SI 80, and No 8 at SI 70fjl 76. About SOO bois of spirits turpentine were fold sf S8c ft gallon. Crude turpentine m iy be quoted st S380 fl bnl for virgin. S3 60 for yellow dip, and SI 60fur hard. 'ihe. market closed steady at the above figures. HAT - Th-re have boen no arrivals of import- j ance, sad the transactions have been mainly of a Jobbing character. Cona.-Tn the Absence of arrivals the stock ht re has become small, and with firmer ntws from other markets pnces hsve had sn upward tendency Jobbing lot? of white Msry*and aro selling at SI st) fl ' ushel, weight, sacks included Fixma-I? tn moderate stock with a tait inquiry Priesa of fresh ground are firmer hi consequence of | the light stock. We quote Northern and Western super at S6 50?6 75 fl bbl; er tn st S74B7 60 fl bbl ; finally st $808 60 fl bbl, and cholee qualities at S9 60 dil fl bbl, bout hern description* are isllizu at $808 00 fl bbl for raper; $909 6*ft obi lorex tra, and SIS 6001160 f? bbl for family. BACON -The market for this article had a tendency to go up, and prices are some wh s t firmer. We quote prime shoulden at 163t*c ft ft and prime clear iib odes st 19X0200 ft ft. Prims strip? are held at 20c. WHEAT.-SO ne lots of new Southern have been received, and we quote prime white at SI 7o01 76 fl bushel, and prime red st Si 40@1 50. BvxTxa.-There is a fahr stock of prime Goshes. We quot? prims st Mets, fl ft: Western and other lower grades sell from 35036c. fl ft, as In quality. BAIS.-The article from shipboard is held st S3 fl sack. Store lots are held st S30310 fl sack. INDIA BAGGING -There ls some Inquiry and a few sales have taken place at 36c fl yard for standard, but tailers looa for higher rates. The stock here at I pre*eut ts light Dundee bagging, ?4 Inches, tit tts. for the yard, ii held at 30033c. Sss island bag ging, ?5 inches wide, 3 ftc, for the yard, ls held at 45c Bora.-The demand for rope ia mod?rate, and prices ara somewhat nominal at quotations. We quote hemp at - cents fl ft.; green leaf it 10 cents, snd jute at 8K09 cents ft pouni. IaoK BAHM AND Tras for costos, of the most ap? proved patterns, are offered on the market, at 7 a$? fl ft. TTAtBEK airo LuicBfta.-The stock having been re? duced by shipments there is more firmness in the market. We quote timber for milling purposes rrom SSS8. Shipping timber S1O015; 4 ira 5-4 floor log at"?14015 fl M Bright lumber, good mer? chantable, from city milli, cut to size, from $300 33 ft M by the carro. FREIGHTS.-TO Liverpool, by Bteam, nominal ; by c ail, \ u on upland?, a< d s, d on tea islands. Xo Havre, nominal. Coastwise vessels are In demand-To New York ty steam Ko on uplands, and \o. on sea Islands. $1 60 fl tierce on rice; by eau, Kc fl lb on cotton; $1 fl tierce on rice; 40o fl bbl. on rosin; $8 fl M. 01 lumber; $9010 fl M. on timber. To Boston, by sall, K@?-16c fl lb. on upland cotton To Providence $8 fi M. on b-.-arde, Kc fl ft on cotton. To Philadelphia, by Bteam, un? settled and nominal ; by sail, $6a7 fl VI. oe boards; $9 on timber; i3 per ton on clay; and $3 6004 on phosphates. To Baltimore, by steam, un citied and nominal. By call. t6@7 H M. board*-S3 5U(<u? V ton OD pbospuat? rjck. Yesselr ire m demand by oar me.chan!s to take lumber freight- lrom Georgetown, sVC , Uanoi am gahi? la' River, Geo, au<< Jaccsonvihe, Fia., to North? ern 1011=, and $11012 $ M. are rates on lumber and board-1. i xe HANGE.-Sterben Bills-The rate yesterday was 147 tor sixty dav bills. DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.- Ihe banks are purchasing si?bt checks on New York H discount; 5 day? ?j disc, un t. They are selling sight ch-cks at }? prcm. GOLD.-The brokers *"re yesterday buyiu;,' at SS& - nd stiling at 37. ?t arkets by 1 eic;?. upu. FOBKIOS N.lltKETS. LONDON. Jab 23-Ni>0.i - on o?s 93.i?. Bonds 8J?4. ?u.;ar, on ttie spoi, tina st 37s 9J; aft at at 28 LIVERPOOL, July 22-Noon.-Cotton a tirade fininr; un suds ln,liu; Orteuua 13d; sales 10,000 talcs. Bcd Wt-t ia wlii.i 9?. Old cora cita; liew 29a Laid 19-ml. HOilESTIC MAT?KKT-. NEWYOUK, July 22-Noo,? - t.cks stcdy and duli. Money s oa-ly ai 7 bterli.iit 9%. Gold SiK \ t.ondull -t31c i. 'apo tim; -ii i tunta nude r-tely active; good strained 31 25a'J39 twxi-g.-(litton les- ac.iv;- and droop'ns; sales Tu'jb .us Flour moro oom;; fur export; Min- rfln Mst t5 VSJS "j ; >ouiheru steadier, common to lair extra $0 5J-7. Wheat ri fbi demand. p?rt for rx pur ; wl.iie Mi> bigs < S 11S Jora excite J with a git d speen stive ann r.-d . . ....md; mixed Western il 1 05 Mess pork a. u urinal at $33 75. I ard a sn de lower at in -? 'irv. .'u isl cv active ami Arm at ?1 03 Bee qui,:; Carolina 8-9 .. >uaar steadv; iMuscovauo ll Jillie; U.van lllt>U]fC Cuflee firin. Molasses .ml Naval stores qni-t. Freights fl:m; o flou ls 9.1. G verun.sat.-t closed steady. '6iV2'i,;?, - ou'heru HU m tr Money easier; sun plv eu-e.iinu the d< maud at Ca7 i er cent ou call, with t xe* puons at o; di-c um e-sier kt 8il2 per cent ->ter ing steady at 9% 10. Gold ar?S o ks closed d- ll BAJLTIHOBS July 22- t'otion du'l. Flour finn, with esiXesMl.t Uj;?l t-took W??at i's 1; rm oj choice red $1 Mil 60; waaia $1 60 il 75. oo.u dalt ind lower; while $1 07*1 ll; yellow $1 05*1 68. Oat* doll and lower; new 65*76c. Hees pork quiet ?.wi. Baiou active ana advautintt; rib sides 19% al8>?c; shoulders U%c Lard 19)i*30o. Whiskey very acaree ai $1 C9*l 10. Cn.c7vx.Ti, July 32.-Whiskey ll; demand light. Provlalona firm and quiet, liesa pork 133a83 26. Shoulders 14J?al4Xe; clear sides 18 Xal8i?o. ST. Loma, July 32.-Whiskey $1 Dial 05. Pro. vis oes firm. Mess pork $33 60. Bacon firm; shoulders 14\? ill ; jc ; clear si les 18 Sic LOCIBVZIXE, July 33-Mess pork $83. Olear sides 19c; f boulders 16c. Laid 19 %c. Whis? key $1 01. Wrurriiaxov, July 22.-Spirits turpentine quiet at 38,4c. Rosin steady at St 66a5. Crude turpen? tine steady. Tar quiet at S3. AUQCSTA, Joly 22.-Cotton quiet; demand light; sales25bales; receipts 18bales; middling S2%c. S k VAKVAH, July 22 -There was no market, and no offering stock; receipts 23 bales; exports 157 bales. MOBILE, Joly 22.-Cotton quiet; sales 160 bales; the demand and sale by one buyer; low mid? dling 30c. NXWOBLX?NS, July 22.- Cotton, nominal; mid? dling 32i0' ; gales 60 bales: receipts 31 balee; ex? pon s 917 bales. Gold 35 s ; Sterling 60. New Tork exchange %c premium. Sugar unchanged. Mo? lasses, no sales; fermenting noainally 63c Wilmington Maraet. WILMINGTON, July 21.-TtjBPEJrTilTE-On ly 74 bbls received, wbieb sold at 93 for virgin and 92 66 tor jellow dip, fl 280 rb?. SPIRITS TusPXMTisrx.-40 bbls changed hands at 38Xo fl gallon Boenr.-sales of 680 bbls at tl 66 for strained, ll 72X for No 2; 14 for low pale, and 15.6 for extra pale. Tan.-14 bbls sold st 12 fl bbl. Comparative Ki po na ot Cotton, from Ute Port Ot Charleston. EXPOBTXD TO Liverpool. Other British Ports. wt ISLAND Total to Great Britain... Ba vre. Other J rench Porta. Total to France. N'ortt of Europe. Total North of Europe.. on th of Europe. ?Vest Indies, *c. Total Foreign Forts. Boston. Rhode Island, -e. New York. Philadelphia. Baltimore and Nor ilk.... Other United Strtes Ports. Total to Coastwise Ports. Grand Total. Bales. 4.T323 4,023 4.023 33 3^097 8192 7,216 Bales. 662 662 2,404 62.P45 6,622 3 488 101,246 10.904 18,763 109 140,191 193.086 H if gi MI ll! mimi ? : . s . . : : : S : i ? ri-~Li : : f : : : '/.aye: j : : : i ': gm. . : : r . : ? o.*5 ia: . - . : : ; : e. e? : : ; : EE Si sf J ?,C-,?H<-i ?- *4 tH?4?>?-< P P = P P_ C P P P O <<<?5vf ** M - tal ka BS pd H1 M M W ? -4 -> -J " Ol ?O -J C9 Ol S fe 5: 8 fe ? S ?o .' 381_ y t? -, ? ; |5 fi! S2E28 SS ' Ss SI ; .? : S * ?sst LI - 2 S *- 2 o 5 ?p? S U ! Ul tC t? Q -1 - CO C< r C -3 e. JE *?.OOKH-JO -?-S5 ?s^ lt nats? <ooiS I 3 tri Jai ? ?'S i M 2 ?. 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Cl k5 : ol cfc?: SBS?"' cfs Iff g 5 NOTE.-We have deducted lrom New Orleani 41.785 bales Upland, from Mobile 15,030 balcB, lrom savannah 3724 bags Sea leland atd 24U bales Up? land-and lrom Charleston 2523 bag? >ea Island and 212 bales Upland, the quantities received at those rons lrom M o?dle Moridn. Texas ano nvnnnah Hxports of ttice. .\UVUJ stores .?n i 1, <i uci (rom tlie Port of Cliitrlcston. frasa Si j>t <min i 1 to July 499? IS?,'.? PoltTS. R. STOKES. I LUktBBtt. I Tierres. I Barrels. Boston. Net? York. Philadelphia. .. Baltimore. New Orleans .. Mobil i*. Providence, it I. Other C. K Ports Keel. ll.?ut' M;I 7 40"^ P.N3 2.GU 2 SJ7, ?..29. 2.W3, 647 125 300 ?tao t ? B 3 118 Total Coastvrtsel ' 28.3211 24.C?: 13,743 211 a.71C| 34t>,000 2?I 1,3^8*7?4 Barcelona. Mtjorca k a Market West Indies. Balllax, Ns. Mt Johns, N B. London . (instill. Bng. Liverpool. Havre. Mont -vi 'co. Gr?.I Br.tain. Total Foreign.. Grand Total., 2,903 15 959 CSC 4:7 10 8G7I 32 7 l| 2 3.-i5 1'l 67 438 18.CtR.S93 :kt of Cotton in tne luterior 1'uwa not inc ma ttl in t?e Itcccipts TOWNS angista ?nd Baahur .July 17 Macon, Geo .July 19 Columbus. Geo.July IS Montgomery. Ala.July 16 Selma Ala.July 15 Memphis reno.July IC Nashville, 'tenn. July 17 1KC9 i 60 191 243 45) ivs 633 151 lola] charleston Wlfblesale Price*. ,' UT I OL LB . BA GOING, r Yard Dundee. 80 @ 45 Gunny Cloth. 06 0 - BALE ROPE, 9 lb-Manilla. - i - Western. 8 @ 12& Ju e. 8X@ 9 COTTON, 9 ft Ordinary to Good Ordinary. 30 fi 32 Low Middling. 32tf@ - Middling to btrict Middling. 83 @ - Good Middling. - @ - Sea Island. 60 @ 1.00 COFFEE, 9 lb-Bio.I 20 @ 26 Lagnayra.I Sh @ - Ja??.I 35 @ 40 FERTILIZERS- I Carolina Fe Ulizer, 9 2000 lbs... ?65.03 (3, - Wando Fertiliser. 60.00 i'm - Double Beflned Poudrette.|30.00 fd) - Niles' Phosphate. 63.00 @ - Peruvian Guano, ft 2210 lbs. 93.00 (9 - Pacific Gnana, ft 2000 lbs.65.00 % - Phcenix Guano. 56.00 @ - Baugb's Phosphate, fl 2000 lbs... 60.00 ? - Rhode?' Phosphate, 9 2OOO lb?... 65.00 (dj - Rhodes' Stand. Manare-?65 tune 57.50 (<u - Orchilla Guano-.940 rune 35 00 ft - Land Plaster. 24.60 fe, Mapes'Super Phosphate,9 2000 lb 66.00 <?> - Zen's Baw Bone Phosphate.60."0 (c - Zell's Super Phosphate of Lime.. 60.00 (B) - Woolaton's Phosphate of Lame..- .?65.00 ? - Woolston's Vegetal ir, 9 3OC0 lbs 66.06 @ - Croasdale's Gen. super-Phos, net 60.00 @> - Bowers'Complete Manure, net... 60.00 @ - 8ardy'sPbosphoPeruvian, cash. C6.00 @ - hardy's Pacific Guano, cash. 60.00 KS - PatapscoGuano..(65.00 @ - B Frank Cow's Phosphate.|65.00 @ - FLOUR, 9 bbl-linpei . 6.50 (a) C.75 Northern and Western Extra. 7.Ou @ 7.50 Baltimore Extra. - Qt - Southern-Super. 8.00 (a, 8.50 Extra. 9.00 Cd) 9.50 Family.10.00 ? 11.00 GRAIN- Maryland Oats, ip bushel.. - @ - Western Oats, 9 bushel. - ? - Corn, 9 bushel. 1.10 ts - BAY, 9 cwt-Morth Bi ver. - ? - Eastern.1 - @ - LUMBER. 9 M. feet- ? Clear White Pine. 1st quality.160.00 (335.00 White Pine, good run.138.00 (glO.OO Fellow Pine.[20.00 ft22.ou Boards, 9 M. feet-Rough.Hi.00 (?16.00 Grooved and Tongued....?28.00 @32.00 MOLASSES, 9 gallon-Cuba.| 45 @ 47 Muacovado. 48 ts 66 Sugar House. 60 (dy 1.00 New Orleans. - & - MA VAL STORES, 9 bbl-Tar.... - @ - Pitch. - H - Rosin, Pale. 4.OJ & - Rosin, No. 1.1 2.26 @ 8.75 Rosin, No. 2.1 1.80 0 2.00 Rosin. No. 3. 1.70 4 1.75 SulritsTaroentine, T> salle-). ...I 88 ? - OJ^UIU. ?m. I 16 a? - VAILS-American, 4@20d, * keg..| 5.50 @ 7.00 POWDEE-Dupont's, F.F.F. g.... 6.70 @ - Dupont's, F.F.F. 6.60 dj - Dupont's, Illaotmg.J.. .. 4.25 @ - PRO VISIONS-ft- - Bacon, Hame, 9 lb. - ft? - Bacon, Sides. 19X4s 20 Bacon. Shoulders. u \ cc - Bacon, Strips. 20 *ai - Lard. In keg. 22 fl 23 Butter. 80 (? 40 Cheese. 15 & 30 Potatoes, fl bbl. - & - OBI on s. - Ca, - Apples. - ? - RfCaT-Carolina, 9ft. 7 tj Bli Bast India. - ?3 - SALT-Liverpool, coarse, 9 sack.. 2.00 6 3.10 Liverpool, fine.*... - et - SUGAR, 9 ft-Btw. - ft - Porto Bico. . 13*,? 14 Mnsrovat" . - Cat - /Banar firms. fort ot Charleston, Utily 23. _PO KT CALEND?K. VB? XS O? THH noon. Last Quarter, 1st, 7 honra. 27 minnies, evening. New Moon, 9th, 8 boura, ll minutes, momias:. First Quarter. 16th. 1 boor. 28 minutes, morning. Full Moon. 23d. 8 boors. 34 minnies morning. Last Quarter. 31st. ll hours, 46 minute?, morning. BTU usas, i reis. noon BI3E8. BI OH wari?. 19 Monday....! 6.. 6 20 Tuesday.... 6.. 7 U Wednesday.' 6.. 6 29iThursday... 6.. 8 23 Friday..... 5.. 9 91Haturday...l 6..10 26 Mnnriav. 5. 10 7.. 6 7.. 5 7.. 6 7.. 4 7.. 8 7.. 3 7.. 2 1..42 2..27 3.. 16 Rises. 7..20 7..69 8. .35 3..67 4..67 6..63 6.. 10 7..28 P..ll 8..46 Arrived Yesterday. Steamship J W Ev erm an. Snyder, Philadelphia left - inst. Mdse, To Jno s Theo Getty, Raliroau Agente, W G Whnd-n k Co Byrne k Fogarty, Cam? eron k Barkley.-B O'Neill, J I nom son A co, c H Johnsen, McDuff Cohen. T M Bristoll. W F Pad? don. J B Graver, J H Fenneker, G W Steff ns, J cos? grove, U Gerdts k Co, W S Benerey, J F I avior k Co, i'U Blackwell, P kl Caben G J Lnhn, Pulmo:to Pioneer Co-oterative Association, W A \J ehrt cn H H Bulwinkle A Co, B r'e'dnann k Co, Laurey k Alex? ander, J M Fason k Kio, Gas o, C Rim;. Q Lil en thal & Co, Jeff-rds. & Co. Chisolm Bios. Walker, Evans k Cogswell. Mrs A Ross, C P Poppeuheim, Waeener k Mousees. Mowry k Co. Fogaxti-'s Book House, Holmes' Book Houi-e. Bullmann Bros, F 0 Borner, L k hobertson, c F Eomahrens. and ollie?. t teamer Emilie, Lewis, Georgetown, SC. 22 tes Rice 10 bales cotton, 729 sacks f lour, am .-nndriee. lo isbsckeliord a Kelly, < Kerrison, J F O'Neill k Son, 'ibuibton k Ho mes. F G Michel. C AlstJD, : * A Conuer. J M baton k Brr, H Elalie A co, Dr B A Kinloch, Express Ct, and others Cleared Yesterday. Steamship M wyland J^Lnsou. Baltimore-Courtenay s ireoh"lm. Sehr tl S Grove. Witvcr. a Northrrn Port-Risley k Creighton. Sehr clara W Elwell, Jenkins, Piovidenc, R I-LT Potter. Sailed Yenteulaj . Steamship Maryland, Jobnsou. Baltimore. I'tiiish i> ig Ameri us, Un d, Providence, R I. Yacht Louiy,-, l'arc Royal ana a t raise. r lum I ll lil on. Steamship M ithattau, WoodhUil, ''cw York July li >ebr k J Palmor Miioot, Haiiiui"re, Ju-y 19. Svbr Ltliy, HugLes. .\e-*Yoik. July l'J. Cleared tor this Port. British Lri;; i Tiiu?, Lovejoy, al New Fork, July 20. ?ll lpn eu.4 i? v ?e -tiupli SAVAMIAH July . 2-(Tear-?, i-chr Haon^h,Brews? ter. New Y.irl; Maleo, steamer Rai idan. New Toik. ?lfin<? ? Xhe 6chr ;-"mma, Antionv. from George:own, S C, arrived at I altimore July i9. The erhr Nimos ''hardier, iroa Georgelown, S C, arrived at Bu>ion Jui> 8. LIST OK V I j? VP CLr'ARED AM' S4/LEP FOR . HIS W/.T. e o R r i a > LIWBHIIOL. Thc Hannah Lizzie, Fenrueou, cleared.Mny 20 The Vince, Bala jay, up.<<?ne 12 r>.. ss e.- . t ' OOLOSBORO'. STE. Sehr T. locity, PSukham. ssile-i.June li FBASKPOKT KC Brig H W AlrGilVuiw, -lutta, clea.cd.July 1 Bric ?ufiinE Voorhls. Fullor", up.Inly 15 Stix ?>tump"de, Stratton, cleared.July 3 r Bri?sh b i" J 1i:n?, Lovejoy, rlean d.TH'.V 20 drig Kain ileu. P. rki -, . l.ared.Julyl? -eui- N W Smith, i coker ui>.July 12 Sehr Wm L ^i nuK9. Hals y. cfan-d.July 6 .ehr Myiover. B n?c, ricrtii.Ju i 12 Sour Louisa >mitl>a Or u t cleared.July 15 PHIZ. VDELPHI A Scbr ?arah Cullen. Avis, np.July 1 S ETOLS VA. Bohr Carrie, Whitehurst, sailed...Joly 15 LIST OP SHIPPING In the Port ot Chant ?ton, July 39. VKasaXs UMDI? IOU TONS, AND SX?AJiEUB COASTING WITHIN THE STATE EXCEPTED. STEAMSHIPS. Champion, 1418 tons, Lockwood, at Adger'a wharf, for Mew York, loading-James Adger si Co. J W Everman, 698 tons. Snyder, at Atlantic wharf, for Philadelphia, leading-Jno k Theo Getty. BABES. Fantee (Br), 243 tone, Cleverly, at Marshall's wharf tor a port in Great Britain, loading- E Mute k Co. Minnie (Br), - tons, Robertson, at Vanderhorst's wharf, from Liverpool, discharging-Bavenel k Co. BBIGS. Adelaide, 218 (ons Wilson, in Ashlev Biver, for Pro? vidence, ready-Risley k Creighton Clifton (Br), 182 tons, Williams, at Marshall's wharf, for Liverpool, loaning-B Mure &> Co. Manzanilla, 160 tons, -pear, at Northeastern Rail? road wharf, for Roundout, New York, leading-J A Enslow k co. SCHOONERS. Zeta Psi, - tons, Inompson, in the Stream, for Baltimore, ready-Risley k Creighton. Lion (Br), 111 tons, McLellan, in Ashley Biver, for Bermuda, loading-J a Enslow & Co. Clara tv Elwell. 296 loos. Jenkins, In Ashley Biver, lor a Nertliern Port. re?d<-I. T Potier. C S Groves, 258 tons, Weaver, in ashiuy Biver, for Philadelphia, readj - Bifit-y & Creighton. Adolph Hugel, 242 tons, Adams, in Asblev Biver lor Philadelphia loading-H F Baker ?? Co. Shiloh, 270 tons, Hnbiard, in Ashley River, for Baltimore, loading-H F Baker k Co. E Waterman, 107 tons, Marshal, in the Stream, for Newport, ready-Street Bros k Co. lonsicneesperSom ti Carolina Itaiiroad July '4-4. 48 bales Cotton. 10 bales Domestics, 17 packages Bacon, 29 packages tobacco. To Baliroad Ageut, J B Graver, O Tidemann. B O'Neill, Gold-mith k Son, Cleghorn. Berrina k Co, ti Litschgi. Johnston, Crews k Co. Wagener & M onsets, and G FoUin. Passengers. Per steamship Maryland, for Bait: rc or- -Mrs W M Kirch and daughter, airs J A Eay, E Goldsmith. Per ftemner Emilie, from Georgetown, 8 C-J Pvart Major E Hazcard, A GTreabolm, r>r Henry Stone, Mrs F L Stone, A L Ellis, wife and servant. A A Conner, wife, chi d sud nurse, Miss vi McMichael, Mt-s Ida sampson, J LaBruce.W Bourke, T D La son, and 12 on deck OFFICIAL. LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the Postomce at Jbarleeton, for the week inding JULY 22, 1869. and printed officially In THE DALLI NEWS, as th? newspaper having the largest circulation in the City of Charleston. jtr?T*Persons calling for Letters Advertised, should i tate that they are ''Advertised.'' ag- Office hours trom 8 A. M. to 6 P. M. On S un? lay?, from 5 to 6 P. M. STANLEY G. 1BOTT. Postmaster. Wt OIK VS LISP. Adams, ann .Mlcot-, Minnie L Allston, Miss H acrrum. ?arab Barri n, Miss L Bedon, rallie Brisior, Ella H Brmdr, Mis L L Brandt, ails* M T Barell, Ann butler, Ann Bnllwinkel, Meta < arroll, Mrs E A Carr, Ka y Ann \Jlark. Mary Cordroy. Miss M Covert, h ?HIP i onion, Kate M Conner, Mrs ? D Conmgum, Mar? tha Daran, Uiss 0 i. ray ton, Mrs S D mean, Mrs J i unnonon, Han? nah Eddi i gs, Susan Farrow. Mary E Falk, Mrs H E Farr, Ann Fmity, Mrs C C Foster, - usan Ann Fobes, Francis Forrest, Mary E Friser, Mrs E Francis, Miss M J Gunohan, Uargt Ureen, Julia Green, Betsy Germen, anna ?-e nett, Miss Gul i co. Emma Gibbes, Mrs S A * ti bs. Mrs Glover, Mrs H A Goodman, Miss st Hart, Miss F Hvams, Mrs ' Headerly Ellen y'rimes, Miss B Jerks, .Mrs J P Johnson. MA M Johnson, tuna Johnson, Judy Jones. Viss L il Knight, Marj aeitt, Annie ady, Miss L La vs] 1. Mrs Levy, EIlxs Leslie, Mrs J F Linen, Mrs 8 Loyal, Mary Mani, Mus C al ac neal, Bes? Martin, Elisa Muthaws, airs J a Mills. Pillie Mc siaaann, Em? ma U Moore, Mrs T A Moore, Ann Mullins, Annie Met tr, Jane il il er, Carra Moble hilen Nelson, Emma Pa emer i>alv Patterson, Eliza Pinckusy, aurie Piuckuey. Mrs C Bamsey, Mvy Kai lord, Miss C KIN ere, Mrs P Ann Bieppe Mii^s s Rodrwues, Mi-s F Kr blnion, Mary T Steed, Msrv -Uwart. Miss C A levens, Mary jlvo Madame herldan, MissL iskn Rosa > m ed es, Mrs LA srae'ter, Misa R uart ., Mrs H w -?malls. Charlotie tuions. Miss S M Taylor, Marv A litt?. Mus M Werlo, MTS Weelllngs Tyrah Wbaley, doa Wilkinson. Be? nah Wl'iia. Anna Wig.'. Isabella Wood, Mrs H HKS'S Ll ST. Alston, Col W 8 Gebeken, John Nawwood, James Alston, B F GlovM, Robert R Alden, Joseph X James O'Borke. F Avelino. John Godfrey. Geo O'Donnell, Mr, Barnwell, Thom- Green, Ambros Tradd-street aa Griffin, J W O'Hara, John Fa?nwell. Ed- Biggins, Richard Ordma<n, Leal ward Bon ck, Delphine Patjold, Benja Bail, wm Holmes, i ex ar min Basr, John Horson. Mr, Patrick, Benia Braford, Capt wo d factor min *? Benton, Charles Hollvan, John Perrycleir. Jas S Bigelow,.JR Butson, Ja-per Phoenix, Edward Bord man, Fred B Platt, fl H Borger. J H Jacobs, M J Pohl, Thoa B Brown st River* Jacques. D H Prichard, Joe Bremer, T T Jennings, Wm Purcell, Denis Brailaford, W H Calhonn-st Quary, John Buckleboo, Wat- Jones, Hon Wm Raspson, Samuel son H Reed, James Buhre k Rhode Johnson, Edwd Bichwood, B F Bul winke], Hin- U tilley, John rich Johnson, Beary randers, Samuel Burns, AB Johnson, Mr . ., jindera,, fl,, Byihewood.Wey- Kennedy, J F * andere, Henry month Berkeley, James G 0. A B B Sade, Bickies Csmel, Pani . Kelev, Mathew Scott. Bob Coli lonah. JIB Larch focatte, J Scbroder. John Coburn, BP R Fried* Cudwottb, Jo- LaConte, Edward sharfer. Fried seph Li rance, Otto Sharp, John Curtis, J 8 ? . Lovell, John ?harper, Jo> n D Dawson, W L lehman i, Mr h hookier. J 8 Darlington. J T Lear, M Simons, Camp Danner, A B Lee, Charles E bell Davs. Simon Lillentbal, F Simsen, W 'Dingle, John A Loomis. N M Mncleton,Benup Dos i-h er, FD Marinon. A C Smith, Jeff-y Dorado, Sr Da Mark, Michael .?malls, Capt Luis Meyers. Henry A Robert Drew. Edward Key erhoff, Hen- Spencer, Richard Duffy Frank ry speckceter.t'laus Dy ebel Dan J Meta, E flt ran, F Eason. H B Mliell. James M Sullivan k Am Elcrby, Albert Hiller, Rev Dr A dereon Fmery, Moulton W Tweitmac, Mr Evane. Dr Mitchel, Came Wagem. Billy Favren, Bouert Miller k Si roman Waster, Luis Fleming, feter ?liddleton, An- Washington, Fleming, Rich- drew Henry ard Morris, Richard Wheaton, Fran Frazer. 1 homas Morgin, James eis Gary, Edwin F Patrick Witherspoon, '?arey. David Mormon. Robert Isaac Geddis, Gilbert Kam Joseph L White, Stevyn C Uvrell, M F Williams, * .Nelson W Ulam . &3~ Persons depositing letters in the Postomce will please place the stamp near the upper right band corner of the envelope, and they will also please to remember that without the stamp a letter cannot be mailed, but will be sent to the Dead Letter Office. S VUG P O Pi TBE ONLY CERTAIN RAT DESTROYER W1T?OUT Disagreeable Results. ADOLPH ISAACStN'S PHOSPHOR!! PASTE, DERM KT I CAL LY sea cd ant wa1 -nuleri to keen tre.-li taral' tune t1 c greatest dis owry of its kind in th- ase we liv--in No person need be tronh ed with RATS, MICE. BI D HUG - oi BOA CB Es for Mr. Isaacsen's destructive re? edt is nhhin the reach cf all. Prepared only by himself, trom rare and valuable compounds, its ch' ?pi eas ls as wonderful as it? efficacy, Bnadi'ds of lestamc uiais have been received :rom all parts ol thc United otates 'thc great advantage this st;BK POP possesses over ali simili.? preparations is Ibe PACT that it is Cert ii In lu its UlTcCtg, and free from the onp'eaaanli ess o: ?ats dyin? in their holes, a? it causes them to leave the premises to seek air, ann consumes them so entire.y as to Jflsive Ko Disagreeable Udor. Numbers ot rete enees can ne made tu Persons in tins City, Who have successfully used it SOLE AGENTS FOB SOUl'U CAROLINA, DOW IE ge MOISE, IMPOB?ERS AND Tin OLES, A LS DKUGG'STS, Corner Meeting and Basei-streeta, April 23 mwf (?mo Obar.eeton, a. C. Irai)*, ClKmi??is, ??^^ Q F . P A I KR I I i CHEMIST AND APOTHECARY, - No. 123 Meeting-street CHARLESTON, S. C, IMP 0RT ER AND DEALER IE GERMAN, FRENCH, ENGLISH AND DOMESTIC DRUGS, CHEMICALS AND PATENT MEDICINES. nmxro OAJUE?TI?I AX ALL HOTES OF TBE PAT AUS M?BT, BY EEOULAH GRADUATES IN PHARMACY. Opon Uus branch ol Lbs business, the nfjcoil PERSONAL care sad attention is bestowed, and th* PUBITYoTthe MEDICINES Used in componadme; is GUARANTEE!?, FRESH TICHY WATER, (HAl'TEKIVK. ALSO, ?VICHY POWDERS, Ot Direct Importation RICH BOTTLE OB PACKAGE BEARING THE GOVERNMENT STAMP. OONGRESS AND COLUMBIAN WATER, FRESH FROM THE SPRINGS. AOBNT POB TEE CELEBRATED ROCKBRIDGE i LUM SPRING WAT E E, A complete assortment el SOAPS, PERI U.MERIEL, AND TOILET ARTICLES, COMBS, BRASHES, &o. AGENT F07. GEO. TIEMANN & CO." OF NEW rous, HANDTtCr?BBB6 OF SUKGICA LAND DENT.4?, INSTRUMENTS, AFPABATBS 'i OB liSBO&MITiaSj FBAaTTtTBElh fe. Maj 13 ttl Pru^s, ?lUa???-i, ?Iii. jy K. HICHATJ'S GOLDEN REMEDIES. APE FOB NO OTBFR, TAKE NO OTHES, AKT> yon will save time healtn and money. $1600 REWA KD for any caso of disease in any ?tage which they fill ;o cere. Dr. BICB-O's ooi.DtN BALAAM No. lenses Ulcers. Ulcei.ted Kore throat and Month, fiore ryes. Cutaneous or t'kln E.option-, copper Colored Blotches, ?orenes* of the scalp, r'orofais, ?c.; is the Stalest Renovator, Alieiatrve and Blood Partner own, removes al diseases from the system, and. leaves the blood pure and healthy. Dr. RICH A O'.- QOlS>Zl> .AL-AM NO. 9 cures Mercurial Affections, Rheumatism in aU its forms, whether ii om mercury or other causes; gives Imme* diste relief in all ease? No dieting necessary. I have thousands of Certificates proving the miraca lons cures effceteo by thc-e Remedies. Price of either No. 1 or No 2, $5 per bottle, or two bottles for 19. Dr BICHAU'S GOLDEN ANTIDOTE, a safe, spee? dy, pleasant and radical cure mr all Urinary De regiments, accompanied with full directions. Prie? $3 per botde Or. BICHAU'fl GOLDEN ELIXIR D'AMOUB, a ladlee! cure.for > ervous or Gem-rsl Debility, ineid or joung; imparting . fei?, won de ifni effect. Price $? uer bottle, or two botdes for $9. On receipt ot price those Rem edie a will be shipped to any place. Prompt attention paid to aD corree, dents. None genuine without the name of "Dr. BICHAL n GOLDEN REMEDIES, D. B. RICHARDS, Sole Proprietor," blown in glass ot bot les. Address D B. BICHA RDS. No. 938 Varies-street, New Y cri t Office Hours from 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. Clrcn1 are sent. ly July 3 rp HE BISHOP Pll. Lt TUE BISHOP PILLI THE BISHOP PILL ( A Purely Vegetable Pill iSugar-coated.) "COSTAilV' BISHOP Pill/, 'Is of extraordinary efficacy for Costiveness, Indi, gestion, Dyspepsia, Beadacbe.' Nervous Debility? Liver ?omplaint." "Tee best PILL in the world." " Medical Journal, September 8. TRY THEM! TRY T tl E Ml ill Droggistl In CDABLESTON sen thea* 'COST AR'S " STANDARD PREPARATION ABS "Cottar's" Ital, Bosch, dc?.. External's. .coeta? V Beef Beg tCxterjmlnus tears. ..CoatarV' (edy paje> lautest Powder. "Only infallible Rem tn le. known." "18 years estabbshed in ??w York." "3000 Boxes and Flasks saanuLClares' delly." "I lt Beware I! I of spariou. imitations.*' "AB Drogguts in CB AB LE* IO 3 sell thean. ~ For fl, ti, $3 and K sues, Address "CUSTAK" COS PA A Y. Ho. 13 Howard-etroet. sew York. Sold tn CHARLESTON, 8. C., by W1??K1CH, Win KB AS di CO. March 33 nee ITT A D A L I S Purifies the Blood. Po? Sale by Dv-watalat? lt very where. Jaivi* l?r Sm. MARVIN'S PATENT Alum & Dry Plaster FIRE PROOF SAFES Are most desirable for quality, finish and price. . 4 MARVIN'S SPHERICAL BURGLAR SAFES Cannot be Sledged! Cannot be Wedged ! Cannot be Drilled I BANK VAULTS, VAULT DOORS* ) EXPRESS BOXE6? FAMILY PLATE SAFES, COMBINATION LOCKS Please send for a catmogne to MARVIN & CO., (oldest safe manufacturers) T, . - , (205 Broadway, New York. Principal \m chestnut.St., Phila, Warehouses ]108Bftnk St., Clevek??,0 And for sale by our agents in the principal cities thronghout j^e > United States FOB SS LB BY WM. M. BIRD & CO., No. 203 EAST BAY, CH A lt L KS TUA . December 29 lyr ^1 HA?. H I C K H. Y , G I L D P. R , PORI BAIT AND PICTURE FBAME MANUFAC? TURER. No. 343 KING-STREET, CHABIEVIOV. S.O. LOOKING-GLASSES of all eiz s fitted toFramts. Jul? IC cao fmw3me !