The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, July 23, 1869, Image 4
THE DAILY NEWS.
Axreituain.
AB OBO who on the tranced Clroean ?bores
Bath loitered lon?. Until at laut the >hadowo
?immer and gloom aih^rt the purple moors
And by the Idled meadows;
And. setting loose the rudder-oanda. doth rind,
Against the beady current outward ?ttfcfc
park sea? before and stormy shoals behind
Yet tons on, uudeepairing.
As one who or som ^ Bublle cup hath drunk, ?
And walks Otc while as tn a golden vision.
But wakes on. e mere, ere yet ala tout bath sunk
lido thc BWOon Blysian;
And with ?he bitter lees upon his lips.
Bises and turns him to the uto-tpicot dreary,
Though all uro .nd hatti Buffered dark eclipse,
And heart and hand ar? weary.
Bo I, forget!ins all the honied Past,
And eooTuinu somewhat that old life of pleaeance.
Turn earnest-eyed towaids tbat Light at last
Which clasps a purer Presence.
.Asl ly g no more t e 1 Ilea of the vale.
Nor roses tatrer for the bid'ien canker.
Booking a truer guide for holm and sail
Trusting a eurer anchor.
Looking far out beyond the utmost rim
Of the dark bills un'U my deep thoughts g ither
Prom ibo dusk silmee; Infinite though dieu,
abe fumes* of the Father.
And, stooping, pluck bes de the rocky path
? simple Bower, the pledge of that new morrow,
Only a Heart-ease as the ? Ile math
Of ali that vanished sorro ?.
TU* (.'karicston .Heney Market.
t.,x, THUBBDAS, Juiy S3, 1869.
The week waa. unmarked by any decided change
Initie price pt recuritieB. Business waa dull and
the dem md limited. M ste stock's and bonds have
BeprCeiated slightly. Bank billa are In good demand
and are daily appreciating. The stocks ot the
Charleston, Planters' ana Mechanics', and People's
Bank are quoted reepeciively at $C, $5 and % G fid.'
Other quotations ire unchanged.
sowimas BANK saxa.
. ; . Current Bates
! Sank of Camden.,....,...80
Sank Of C barios ton.80
lank-of Chester.-. ..........i; 14.ia
Bank of. Georgetown.,... j,.?t., t. .ia
,Bank of Hamburg.^.. . 8
... Bani of Newberry.;, ,80
.. Bank,of ^u^Cero^iha,.....20 u>v
Bank of.State of S Carolin?, prior to 186?.C?O ?00
Bank of Stateof 8. carolina,after let Jan,,; f
,.. , 186L,.-.....'.25 ?oo
Commercial Bank. ColtiniWft............. 8 (5)00
, Btqhatige Bank, Columbia.. '.CU ?oo
Farmer * and Exchange Bank, Charleston, t i@0C'
v Merohant'e Bank,Cberaw.,,,.., ;; .D' ?*0
Beopl?'a Baiik, Charleston., .1'.?. .90 ?00
Wanter's Bani of Fairfield.V.. .... 8 @C0
Planters; and Mechanics' Bank.Charlcston 30 ?00
Southwestern Bailroad Bank, Charleston, j ~
(w?t..:.. u. ?....... .......J,, .TO !@oo
Southwestern. Bailroad Bank, Charleston,
(new!.?P-.v'(?....../.VM*. .\..68 )@C0
Slate Bank.Chnrieaion.................... 8 ?00
? - Bbion Bank, Charleston.... ,\ ?....;,-?;t ;.97 ?00
?ty or Charleston Change Utile....97 ?CO
. State 8. Carolina Treasury Notes...-...., 95 ?00
, Bonns. BTocxB ABD otrroste. : . ' I
? ^fBtyof (^ltiinrnaBorras......;;.i;. ,.69 ?00
ii ?ty of Columbi* Coupons.............. ..^5 !@00
South Carotina Bailroad and Bau? Stoelr
^ rwboie sharesi............ imMK?.JiW !@?6)?
Bout* Carolir? Bailrond (half shares).....21 yd?00
: B. c. Bailroad Rix Per1 Cent. Bonds..... J. .73 ?T5
lb. C. B.'B. Seven Per Cent. B'de,.84 ?8i
fi. C. Railroad Certificate of Indebtedness.93 (900
.Sty of Charleston Bra Per Ct, Stock i.. .'62 Wh?63
i ?StyOf Charleston Fife Loan Bonds,. 72 ?00
State ef Sooth Cardin* Bonds" (Old) ex past
. clue conpena,. ...........70 ?00
.Baste of South Carotina Honda (new issue.
. of January 1, 1867) ex past due o u
pens.v?r?vr....69 ?70
Mate ut sooth "Carolina bonds tissued *er
Bank of tho ?tate bills)..GC (368
Btate&r Uouth Carolina Stock.68 ?70
Beate Of' Sooth emroiinaCoupons.. .70 ?00
3S*aople'o National Bank Stock. ,110 @00
BlrstNational Bank Btock.......HO ?00
s ajaron Hank atock...............,.B9V?00
Sank dr .CB*rleeton stock (old) .'J.. ! . . .so ooo
yjwrifT^'snd Mechanics' Sank stock (old).SO ?00
JFcnple's Uaok stock (old)........ ...?5>?@uo
Qreanville and Columbia Bailroad Stat*
? . guaranteedboons....., tn I. . .?rv. ,vv??B @00
.fliwnvUle and Columpia 1st Mortgage
i Ut J Booda....60 OOO
Northeastern,B. B. 1st Mortgage Bonds.S3 ?00
Northeastern B.B. lat Coupons (past due). 83 OOO
Beaaaeaatern Bateoad ?loci (Capital).-... ABB i?0Q
Harshe*?Terr> Bailroad Stock (preterred)... B33@0O .
Borthcaatcrja U.U. Cer^iflcAtesol Indebted- .
C\ .-ncei..X;i.{?'..,L.uw....v.l....1.65 ?oo
Cheraw and Larlingtou 1st mort? honda. .81 ?88
?"'-Jt3? Corney Stock (ex div).. ,91 ^?28.
?n City RaQway Stock.......5* ?00
rleaton. Mining . tod Manuf*cturinK
Company's Phosphate Works.........100 ?00
Charleston and Savannah Bailroad Bonds
[(^^?vMt?^u..:.?'vMV....68 @C9
Kavanuah and Charleston BB. Stock. ... 21M@00
. ?if ?Of H?vanna.n Bonda...,.A.90 ?00
??ty of i Savanii?h Coupons (due previous
tolst.txy???tm?.,..............97 ?00
Caty of Bavannab. Coupons (due titer 1st
?UH0, I860),..,.. .... ...97 ?CO
CMty of sacaipbis oonda, endorsed try af.
AO BaliT?ad...........70 @00
Meraphu and Charl ea ton Railroad 8touk.Sll^?oo
Memphis an? Cbarleston Bailroad Bonds.90 ?00
' BempbiB and Charleston B.B. Coupons. .08 ?00
Brxports fiar take Week ending: Thnrwlay
.'-awiyiiKTr*'*'" "' "
iKArtB?TI?.
HOB WALK, CONN-Per acor Mary Stow-125,000
feet Beave> ead Plank. . ,
maOYIDENO , B I-Per brig AmericuB-180,000
feet flooring... .Per brig Adelaide-150 OOO feet
Flooring.Fer Bohr o W Elwell-129 960 feet
Bess wed Lumncr. 66, of 0 feet 8-inch Plank.
JDtf YOBS-Per steamship Saragoeea-6 bigs Sea
, Inland Cotton, 72 b*lt B Upland Cotton, 74 tierces
Bice, T6 bale* Domestics, 170 b> la Rosin. 86
casks 1 lay 63 packages undries, 276 boxee Mus?
kets i? boxes. Fi OH, 649 B?lons, 92 saoka Pea?
nuts....Per steams ip Manhattan-23 Lege1 S
I Cotton. 623 bales Tjpiand Cotton, 162 tierces
Bice, 203 bbls Bosln, 67 bale? Yarn. 216 aacka
Wheat, 88 obis Flour, 295 crates Vegetables and
i -fTUit, 176 em. ty Bar.els, 4u0 WatermelofM.
Per Bohr E W terma -BO.. 78 feet Lumber.
ATBicVs, HUD-O't nlVElt-Per sohr S H Cady
195,022 feet Renewed ntun*.
A NOBlMfcttN POB -Per e^hr O 8 Grove~130,OC0
feet Flo?rlne-, 40,000 fe^t Yellow Pine Timoor.
PHILADELPHIA-Per sehr Frank Palmer-126,000
feet Keaawed Lamber and . oards, 63,000 toot
Timber..... Per echr Grace Chiton-160,000
feet Yellow Pine Lumber, 20,000 feet Yellow Pine
Flooring..
BALI IMO?*- Fer steamship Maryland-bales
Cotton, 65 bales Bags, 1 tale Feathers, 4 bales
Wool, 2d buss Peanuts, 5 cases Mdse. ? bags
Coffee, 70 casks clay. 8 tons Pig Iron. 2 hbda
copucr....Per sehr Zeta-Pai-860 tone Phos
phare Book.
WHB? C'lARLKSTON MARKET.
??OB THE WEEK ENDING THTJBHDAY. JtJI*\ 211, 1809.]
. Tara caora- i be pi otracted dry ?eather, accom
companied by intens? heat which has prevailed foi
et eonsidereDle time, nae bad a very demagirig effect
?on tho com crop Of the '"State, particularly tia the
Middle and u?-p*r seoiions, where lt ia, slatted this
Trainable ?rain will t e quite a failure in some in?
stance", and that it has been much impaired over a
* large extentot country. There hu va been partial
jalna in tocaSiUes, and in such placea the croo pro?
mises well-heavy showers even now would still
Benefit thia crop Cotton generally looks well, but
the heat and drought have been so extreme tbat this
plant bas been som-twhu injured by its eft*-ct, but
w denle showers will keep up a healthy vitality in
?hie crop wide e., np to this period, ii rather promis
fag. i he pre. ant .aa period ol trial for thia valna
Ble artie cot commerce, and very 1'tlle can be said
With certataty aiKittt ;the amount Of the yield unit
ike season advances further, the rice ?rop?n the
Jante i ivei a ooka weU, buttha J mailor streams are
still suit, eu < iud oropon ihem suffering for wat> r.
Tan CBABZ.KBTO?f Y ARK EX -The Northern man.
.?fae tarer*, wno have been the chief purchasers for
?Mote ?me past having obtained a supply nurl with
drawn to a e. laiu ex. ten I from the market, the oc
aivitv and H.re.i.-th which previously cbarictenzed
?hi ar^vle sort?, what les?ened, and the demand baa
Been amad wir ? ess inclination lo piy prevailing
priers, i be hngllah market opened steady at viy,
9 B> for m'ddd gUol-ndB, brit after weirds became
iji?l t and roc- .od to \->y% .; at Sow York the fiore
.taw bec., dal W)**- au eerier tendency. comiaouutug
*?84>??34.f?, and reading to 34?3*M; and at this
paUit tue ar'i?lo bas been 'dull and prices lesa
?troog t? 83o. V lb. for roi Idling uplands
Th mirk tear t ivornsjol and Nov York have de?
veloped i -ie tol.ow.ng m<.vemeuta for the week : At
th* form r on Krf?a>, July lt?, the atap e waa, steady
smim* 13,000 bat?s, uplands 12Hd; tho latter wae du i
\and ? . hi..ged, eeles 75> balsa at 84J??M>?c 91 tb
On-u nrd.> th* tprmer was quiet, eales fcVOO bales,
fltplanaa 12Jidi tb#>att?r was du i on I uuohanxedj
enies 3A? bates a- 34^ra>84^c. on monday O.o for
gae? wac quiet sales BOdO bales, uplands 13^1 ; the
Jatterwas ni. an . lower, Balee 183 bales at SeJtY.
afta i neaduy th- former waa quieV and unchanged,
4Btte?aXkObalee,upian e ltKii the latter was pe
mtalng seie? SOO bal. s at 84?? dt>4<: OM W? dnewiav
- ?ha former wee din bat not higher, seles lo OOO
n. i?,iiuu*ii- ?i?<>;?iio .alter sra* more ?. tva at
. prices, iw.e. BMW nales at M084M?< Teeter
day tho formo? wa* steady, and tho latter vjasdutt.
?rid unchanged..J .. ,.. .k....? V.
?j lie utocka of cotton in Bight at the latest datte were
as follows : . },1
1869. 18C8.
Stock in Liverpool. 882 000 688,000
Afloat from i?............... 6*6.000 WQ,W0
Afloat from America. 1 E
Block in London. 61.620 86,990
Afloat for London. 1?2*KS2
Stock in Havre. ?fffi
Afloat for Havr*. 186,1? 8T.8W
Stock in Bremen. H-620 10,604
Afloat tor Bremen. 6,117. 6,828
Stock in United State? ports. 42,224 04 870
Stock in the Interior towns. 2,308 8 013
ToUl...1,312,314 1,672 616
'lifcflciency in, visible supply .....?.; 260 3U2
Stock of cotton held by Manchester spinners at
the milli*, now ?36.000 bale?; same time 1868, 120,000
bales. Middling Orleans, now 12>jd, tben I0\d#
lOftd.
The arrival? at this port for the week haye been 2
bags of sea leland and 723 Dales Of upland, aralnst
no bags of sea island and 716 baleB of upland; the
week before, and no baga of sea iel md and 187 bales,
xi pin nd cotton for the same week laet year.
These supplies bav? come from the following
sources, say of uploads, ?er *o**S> Osroliiii BMI
road, 766 bales; per Northeastern Railroad, 67 bales;
of sea islands, from Edi ?to, a bags.
Tba transaction* and prices prevailing in this mar?
ket for the week have been as follows: '?j] j
On Friday, July. 19. the demand for the staple WAS.
light, with a quiet and unchanged market;' pdsa loo'
balee; 'ordinary to good ordinary being quoted at
80@32, low middling 32 >?, mt (Idling 33c fy lb.
On Saturday the transactions were limited at un
changed prices; sales 60 bales; quotations unal?
tered.
On Monday th? article was dull and somewhat eas*
1er; eales 38 bales; quotations unchanged.
On Tuesday the staple was flit? and;purchasers
would only operate at lower rates, bnt factor* de?
clined to accept them, and there were no transac?
tions. 1. ?
On Wednesday there was nothing doa*, and prices
were nominal.
Yesterday business continued at a stand und there
were no transactions. We quote, nominally t
. LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to OOOd ordinary ..... ..30 ?82
Low middling.ii. OBX*}r- Ki
Middling.....33 @
By IS ow York classification we quote:
. Meddling....S8*?-?
f^ rst^n'Cc?rT?K.-The ver> limi'ed supply of
this class of - tho nbro now constituting the stocks
at this point, prevents transactions Of importance,
and the business of tho week Was confined to the
sale of a few limited lots at tates, shout tie same as
previously prevailing. We qu ite commok&lpridas
G0?60, medium G0@70c ^ rb ; medium seft islands
?Say be"quoted at G5(?73, and fino at SCctyll fy lb.
??CE.-The stock or this grtiti bas becomemucb
reduced and the article is held firmly, purchasers
OODrequeotly operate sparingly. We note sales of |
about tOO tierces of clean Carolins/among jwbich
wets 8 tierooa at 7>< ; 73 tierces at 7Hc Vt ra1; 21 at
7K; 10 at VX; 10a? 7 13-10 ; 27 at ; ?3 at 8!?c fy
Ya. We quote common to fair clean carolina at 7>?@
7J? ; good 8@8>? cts fy lb. Carolina rough rice may
be quoted at 91 60 $1 80 for interior and ft 7f@l 90
for sea coast. . _ ....
NAVAL M ORB-?.-The arrivals of articles of this de
aeriptl?n for the week have been, some U0? bble.
Transactions nave taken p'a^e tn extra t?o 1 rosin at
88 PO?3 76, NO 1 do. at .2 i5@9. and tow No li at f3
25(32 36; extra Ko 2 at $1 90, No 2 at fl 80, and Nb 1
at 91 70@176. A bon t SOW 'bois Of spirits turpentine
were ?old at 38e V gallon. ? Crude turpentine may be
quoted st 92 80 V bt>l for virgin. 92.40 for yellow
dip, and 9160 for hard. The market elosed steady
at the above figures.
HAT-Th re have been no arrivals of import?
ance, and the transactions have been mainly of a
Jobbing character..
COEN-rn the absence of arrivals the stock h re
has become small, and with firmer news from
other markets prices hive bad an upward tendency
Jobbing lots of whito Maryland are BeUin?r ai 9140
fy ! usbtJ. weight, sacks included
FLOUB-I? In moderate stook with a nur inquiry
Prices of fresh ground are firmer in consequence of
the light stock. We quote Northern and Western
super at 96 50?6 73 fy bbl; extra at 97*37 60 fy bbl
fnmiir ?t ?flj?B oo %i i>i.i. ??J jtttfVte? isysn.*'*- -
99 CO dil fy bbh Southern d?-e<qript ions are selling
at $8? 8 50, fy bbl for super; 9??9 60$ obi for extra,
and ?10 5Q<gll50 f* bbl tor family. ..
BACON.-The market for thia article had a tendency
th go up, and prices are somewhat firmer. ' We quote
prime shoulders at lO^c fy lb, and prime clear rib
odes at 19^?'? 10c fl m.-Prime strips are held, at 20c
Vt HEAT.-So jae lits of new Southern have been
received, sud we quote prime white at 91 7?@l 76 fy
bushel, and prime red at 91 40@1 50. .
Uurnsa.-There ie a fair etoot of prime Goshen
We quote prime at 40cte. fy Vb, Western and other
lower grades sell from 25?35c. fy lb, as in quality
; 8/iLT.-The article from shipboard ie held at 92 fl
saelL Rtore lots are held at83@2 10 fy sack.
J KOLA. BAGGING.-There le, some inquiry and a few
saj.es have taken piare at 26c fy jard for standard,
but tellers look for higher rates. The stock her? ot
p resent la light. Dundee bagging, 44 Inch?*, ta tts
for the yard, is held st 80?36c. Sea island bag
ging, 46 inches wide, 9 lbs. for the yard, is held st 46c,
Rora.-The demand for rope is moderate, and
prices are Somewhat nominal at quotations. We
quote hemp at - cents fy lb. ; greenlea/ at 10 cents,
ip nd jute at 8>?(*9 cents fy pound.
IKON BAUM AND Tras for cotton, of the most ap?
proved patterns, are offered on the market, at 7
??e fy lb.
TTMBXB AND LUMBOO.-The stock having been re?
duced by shipments there ia moro firmness In the
marget We quote timber for milling purposes
n orn 95? 8. Shipping timber il0? 16: 4-4<B 5-? floor?
ing at S14?16 fy M Bright lumber, good mer?
chantable, from city milli, cut to sise, from 920?
%s fy M by the rar go.
FREIGHTS.-I'o Liverpool, by steam, nominal ; by
call, % u on uplands, ar d ?fd on sea islands. To Havre,
nominal. Coastwise vessels are In demand-To New
York ty steam >?o on uplands, and %c. on sea
islands. 91 60 fy tierce on rice; by sail, %c fy fb
on cotton; 91 fy tierce on rice; 40o fy bbl. on
rosin; 98 fy M. oa lumber ;. 99?10 fy M. on
timber. To Boston, by sail, J6?9-i6c fy lb. on
upland cotton. To Providence 98 fy M on board??,
fia fy lb on cotton. Io Philadelphia, by steam, un?
settled and nommai; by sall, 96a7 fy M. on boards;
90"oh tim? er; ?3 per ton on clay; abd 98 60?4
on phosphates. To Baltimore, by steam, un
ettled and nominal. By sail. 96?7 fy M. on
boards-$3.60?*, ft: ton on pbdsph^te Tock. Vessel*,
are in demand by oar merchants to take lumber
fiel g t.t< from Georgetown, a. O., Darien sud Satil
:la i River, (leo, and Jacksonville, Bia., to North?
ern iori?, and til? 12 ft M. are rates on lumber
and board.-.
tXOHANOK.-Sterling Bills-The rate yesterday
was 147 tor sixty fl av bills.
DOM EST?O EXCHANGE.-The banka ore purchasing
sight checks on New York >? discount; 6 days' ;?
discount. 'They arc selling sight checks at )? prom.
GOLD.-The Drokers were yesterday buying at
S5>i, t.nd selling at 87.
Pi ar kc ts li y Telegraph.
FOEKICi?; :iAU??T?.
LOUDON, July ??2-Noou - on-ols i)3>?. Bonds
83>j. .?u*ar, on the spot, linn a; 37a ?J; aft at st
28.H
LIVERPOOL, July 22-Noon.-cotton a shade
firan r; uyand? 121,(1; Orleans 13d; Sale* 10,000
oates. Bcd Wot rn whrat 9i. Old -corn Ulis; new
20s Laid 60s 6d.
- DOMESTIC MARKET*. 1 '
NEW YORE, July 22-Noon.-.tick*' steidy(;B&d'
duli. Mouey * eady ??J7 . bterli.iu 9%. Gold 33%.
' < itou dull "t 34c Turpe 'tino 41 'i. ivoaia mode
rutely act ive \ good straiuedl 92 25^230
Lvtni ig.-Cotton les- active and drooping; sales
700 bales Fiour moredoint for export; sup? rflne
mat 95v6?6 76; Southern steadlOr, common toi fair
extra 90 SiWi. Wheat la fair demand, part foV ex?
port ; white Michigan 9; 08 ? a exettod with a
got d speculative ano txadi* n,- mixed Western
tl 108 aleas pork ashed, u "ist at 999 78. Load
% sb de lower st 19J? i2ttc. w ,.akoi active omi Arm
at 91 05 H os quiet; Carolina 8..?.-. *uaar steady:
MuBcovifoo ll^aiae; llavau? ll>?all?o. Oofte?
firm. lfola?sesou<L Nsvai stores quid. Freights
Arm ; OU flou ls 9tl. Q vemme.it* closed eteodf.
'6?'?23>?, hon?bern Biron, er Money easier; sup?
ply enc^etiin? the fli-nwnd Ot 6a7 per cent on coil.
With ?ioeptions at 6; di?c m its e<ner at 8A12 par
cent titer ?nt Moody at 9% 0k Gold 8BJ* S coks
closed d. ll # ? tg& -
BaLmBOBB JTalf 22- (lotion <Stt?l. Piont* flr
With .mrcineU light ?took. Wheat dulls pf?tl of
ohotoo red 8150al 60; waua 91 ?aal 78. Oom amil I
?nd ..lower;, ?bite...fl 07?! ll ; yellow fl Mal 88.
Oat? doll ?od lower j now tWIh. Mm jpffi^k fniet
att>34. wcuu ?ouve aaa advancing; rib aides|lf?
al8Xc; shoulders l?.'?c Lard 10>?B20C. Whiskey
very scarce at fl C9.il 10.
CINOWKNATI, July 22.-Whiekoy fl ; demand light.
Provisions rtrtn rtud qniot. Mesa pork 133a83 26.
Shoulders 14 ???ll'?c; clear tl J en lSKalSfco.
6T. Loma/July 22.-Whiskey fl 0*8,1 05. Pro
vi s'ouu firm. Hess pork 133 50. Bacon firm ;
shoulders U^aM^c; clear sties'MJffo,
Louisvnj,*. July .22 -Mess ; pork $83. . Clear
sidea life; Shoulders 16c. Laid lftj^c' Whis?
key HOI.
WILMNOTON, July 22.-Spirits turpentine quiet
at :w.'uc. Koiin steady at $1 65a5. Crude turpen
tise steady. Tar ir?fj^jtfti_ ." '
A noe STA, July 22,-Cotton quiet; demand light;
sales 25 balee; recol?te 18 balea; middling 82>?c.
SAVANNAH, July 22 -There was no m.rket. and
no offerte flt<k-.k; receipts 25 bales; exports 157
balee,' . ~~~r~. i ":I
MOBILE, Jul y 22.^*001 too ftulet; ?ales I?O bales;
tho deiriaud Abd sale by one buyer; low xoid
dttbgfcob.. ? !.. j . "i
- N?w-o??i???f!, -js?y 42.-Cotton, ns?ii?t?? Lu??
dling 32% ?; salea 60 bales: receipts 81 balee} ex?
ports 847 bales. Gold 85J?; Sterling 60. Hew York
exchange Ko premium. Sugar unchanged. , Mo?
lasses, no salea; teroventicg noainaUy 68o. j .. >
Wilsisinirtei? Mamet,
WILMINGTON, July 21.-TUUPENTINK-Only 74
bbls received, which sold st 13 for virgin ?nd 92 M
tor yellow dip, V 180 lbs. I . .
Brians TITBPKHTISB.-40 bbls changed banda at
38%c gallon
BOBIN.-sales or 660 bbls at $1 66 for strained,
.1 72% Tor No 2; 94 for low pale, and $616 for extra
pale. ...... I
Ta?.-M bbls sold at g % bbl. _, I
Oomparative aQxportS vf Cotton, from
the Port Ol Charleston.
SBA ISLAND.
EX3POHTEP10
Liverpool...........
Other British Ports.
Total to Great Britain...
Havre ......:.
Other * rdnch Ports.. ?jtia
Total to France. ..
North Of Europe...;.....
Total North of Europe.
. oath of Europe.
.Vest Indies, Ac.
Total Foreign Port?....
Boston.
Rhode Island, -c.........
New York..
Philadelphia.,
Baltimore and Nov uk...
Other United Stntes Ports
Total to Coastwise Ports.
Grand Total....M.
Bales.
4,023
4,02?'
4,023
,33
3,097
"lb
47
3 102
7,215
UPLAND.
Bales.
49,789
49.760
662
662
2,404
62,845
. 6,622
2 488
401,240
i 10.964
18,762
100
140,191
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NOTE.-We/ have deducted from flew ? Orleans
41,786 bales Upland, ?iom Mobile 16,030 halos, from
Savannah 8724- baga Sea leland and 240 bales Up
laud-and lrom Charleston 2628 baga Sea Island and
232 balea Upland, the quantities received at tboso
oort? from W?Mle. Florida, Texas ?no>svannah
ttxports of H tee. Al a wai stores ana L> - "?
ber from tlso Port of Cnarleston, from
September 1 to Joly 4!4, lSttV
ItK'E. N. STORKS. J LU M II EH.
Hosten. . I
New York.........
Philadelphia. .. ...
Ballimore...,.
New Orleans .. .;,
Mobile....v.,
Providence, RX...
Other B. S.Ports.,
I i Total Coast?*
li. lu Wi f> I *
Barcelona.
Majorca & a Market
West Ind ie.........
Hsl?ia*V?:*-.i..v.-:
st Johns, N B..
London'..
Bristol. Eng.t....;.
Havre.
Montevideo... .....
Gro.it Britain......
Total Foreign..
Grand Total..
16 098.892
tstoelcs of Cotton an the Interior Town
not included In tne Keeeipth
t.* i.S J. . . ,J ? "'.?> r
AugustaandHampor ........July 17 (60
Macon. Geo .... ......u,..Jul.v 19 ? 18J
Oolumbu?. Geo.,.July ?0 ' 348
ssa* ?a~-.r.v.v?*-? ' ?_
...rim
Charleston TV Hoir ?nie l'rices.
?.nTlOI.K?.
BAOt?lNG, fi yard
Dundee. 80 fy 49
Gunny cloth. 26 <& -
BALS ROFE, fl R>-Manilla. - fi -
Western. 8 @ 19%
Jae. . 8)*@ 9
COTTON* * ft
Ordlnary to Good Ordinary. 30 fi 32
Low Middling.. 82 X A -
MiddUng to Strict Middling...!.. 33 fi -
Good Middling. - fy -
Sea Island. 60 fy 1.00
COFFEE,- fi lb--Bio.I 20 fi 26
Laguayra. I 2* fi -
?ra....I 35 fi 40
FERTILIZERS- I
Carolina Fertilizer, V 20001ha... ?5.03 ? -
Wando Fertilizer.?0.00 fi -
Double Beftned Poudrette. ....80.00 fy -
giles' Phosphate...v.. 08.00 fi -
?rOTian Gu?no, V 2210 Sb?. .... ?5.00 ?s -
Pacific Guan?. ft 2000tbsi. ?6.00 0 -
. Phoenix Guano... 66.00 fi -
Baugh'a Phosphate. ft 2000 lb fi... CO. 00 fi : -
Rhodes' Phosphate. fl 2000 lb?.. > 05.00 ?? -,
Rhodes-' Stand. Manure-?05time 67.50 fy j-.
OrchUla Guauo-.....t40time 35 00 fi ?B?
.LandPlaiter:.;. .24.60 @
Manes'SnperPhosphate, V 2000 lb ?6.00 fy -
ZslT'E IMW S%>?? Phosphate.60.00 (gt -
Bell's Super Phosphate of L?ne.. ?0.00 fi -
. Woolston'? Phosphate of Linie.... 160.00 fy - ,
i Woolston'? Vegemtw, fl 2OC0 ?s 06.00 ,@ -
Siaedale's Gen. fcuper-Phos, net ?0.00 fi
wears'Complets Manure, net... 60.00 .fy -
Bardy'o Phospho Peruvian, cash. C6.00 fi -
hardy's Pacific Guano, cash. 60.00 fy -
. Patapsco Guano.,|65.00 fy -
E. Frank Co?'s Phosphate.166.00 fy -
FLOUR, fl bbl-rtJune...0.60 . (a) 0.76
Borthern and Western Extra..... 7.00 fi 7.60
Baltimore Extra.. - fi - I
Southern-Super.. 8.00 fy 8.50
Extra. 9.00 fi S..50
Family. io.co & 11.00
GRAIN-Maryland Oats, fl bushel.: - fi -
Western Oats, V bushel.] - fy -
Corn, ? bushel;..1.40 fy
HAY. ? owL-North Bi ver.I - fi 1 -
Eastern.I - fi -
C UMBER, ? M. feet- i
Clear White Pine. 1st quality.160,00 fiS6.00
White Pine, good run. 38.00 @40.00
Yellow Pine........... 20.00 fi22.00 ,
Boards, fl M. feet-Rough...'..I. 14.00 (?16.00
Grooved and Tongued.... 28.00 Cg32.00
MOLASSES. fl gallon-Cuba. 45 fi 47
Muscovado. 48 (9 66
Sugar House. 60 fi 1.00
New Orleans.;. - fy -
NAVAL STORES, bbl-Tar.... - fi -
Pitch. -;? -
Rosin, Pale. 4.03 fi - ;
Rosin, No. 1..(fl 2.25 fi 8.76
Rosin, No. 2. 1.60 fi 2.00
Rosin. No. 3. 1.70 fi 1.76
SUrttsTuiuentine, f> ?all?-L... SS fi -
- Oaaum. * io..1? ?a -
NULS-American, 4@20d, fl keg.. | 8.60 fi 7.00
'POWDER-Dupont's, F.F.F. g.... 0.70 fi -
Dupont's, F.F.F.... :. 0.60 fi -
Dupont'fl. Blasting. .. 4.26. fi -
PROVISIONS-Bl- '-' -
Bacon, Hams, ft lb. : - fi -
Bacon, Side?.1, 19%fo 20
Bacon. Shoulders... 16&d -
Bacon, Strips....:..?*.. ? 20 fi -
Lard, inks?. 22 fi 23
Butter. 80 fi 40
Cheese. 18 ? fi 80
Potatoes, fl bbl.. - fy -
Onions. - fy -
'Apples.......'..;...... -ill fi
B/CjE-Carolina, fl ib... 7 fi 8?
East India........:. - fi -
SALT-Liverpool, coarse, ft sack.. 2.00 fi 9.10 .
Liveniool. fine...} - & -
SWAB, fi lb-Haw.J -fi -
Porto Rico.r 13K<& lt
Muscova*** . - fi i
fu xs ?v TWX noon.
Last Quarter, lat, 7 hour?. 27 minutes, evening.
New Moon, 9th, 8 hour?, 14 minutes, morning.1
Pint Quarter. 16th, 1 hour. .28 minutes, morning.
Full Moon, 23d. 8 hours. 84 minutes morning.
La it Quarter, 31st. ll hours, 46 minutes, morning.
JTTLT.
IUI
BUBB. I SET a.
WATBB.
19 Monday....! *.. ?
20 Tuesday....I 6.. 7
21 Wednesday.I 6.. 8
29(Thursday... 6.. 8
28 Friday..... 5.. 9
241 Saturday... 6..10
26 ftnndav. 6. 10
7.. 0
7.. 6
7.. 6
7.. A
7.. 3
7.. 8
7.. 2
( 1..42
2. .27
8..1?
Rises.
7. .20
7..69
8.. 86
Of
4.. ?7
?..63
6..40
7..28
e..11
8..46
Arriver! Yesterday.
Steamship I%7 EvermaxL Snyder, Philadelphia
left - mst. Mdse, t To J nc ft Theo Getty, RaUroeo
Agents, W G Wnud-nA- Cb Byrne ft Fogarty, Cam?
eron ft Barkley, B O'Neill, J i bomsou ft'Co,' c H
Johnson, t McDutf Coben, T M Bristol! W F Pad?
don. J H Graver, JB Renneker, G W Steffen?, J Cos?
grove, H Gerdts A Co, W tt H en ere y, JP ?ayior k
Co, T H Black well, P M Ceben O J Luhn, Palmetto
Pioneer Co-oi era ti ve Assoeiattoo, W A M ehrt ens. H
Balwmkle A Co, B Feldmsun ft Co, Laure? ft AleS
audi r, J M Fawn A Bro, Gas o, ORina. O, Lil'en
thai ft Co, Jeff irde ft Co, Chlsolm Bros. Walker.
Evans ft; Cogswell. Mrs A Boas, C P Poppenheim,
Wagener ft Montees. 'Mowry Sr Co. Fogarti-'s Book
Honee, HolmoB' Book House. Bollmann Uros, F 0
Borner, L F Robertson, c P K or na hr ens. and oilier?.
>-*>?mer EmiUe, L?wls, Georgetown, BC. 1 22 tes
; EiC? 10 bales < ot ton, 729 sacks Flour, and * ondriee.
To hhackelford a?.Kelly, ? Kerrison, J F O'Neill ft
Bon. I burston ft Ho-mw. F G Miohol, O Alston, cr.
a A Conner. J H ??son ft Bro, H Blatte ft Co," Dr R
? Kinloch, Express Gt, sod others ! .
Charro Yesterday. j kgn ?>
Stear?8hip>lwyl?md,Joun?oP,l^liim
.. ..TronMj?. J '
Sehr c H Grove, Weaver, a Northern Port-Risley ft
Sebrof*! W?Mwe?,'je???tos;tPtovldence, B I-LT
Potter.- ..r . tt
sailed Veste? ?la. y.
Steamship Maryland, Johnson, Baltimore,
British b lg Amurl. us, Ha. d, Providence. B I.
Yacht Louiy, --, Port'Royal and s croise.
K 'rom talia cort.
Steamship Msnbattan, Woodhull, New York July 19
Sehr h J Palmer, bmoot, Ballimore, Juiy 19.
Bchs Lilly, Hughes. No's1 Tork. Joly 19.
.Mesired for this Port. 1
Bri Lt M. brig J Titus, Lovejoy, at New York, July 20.
l&ipnSW* ll > ? O' 'a ri p In ,
SA VAN H AU July ; 2--Clear ni. sehr H sn na h, Profi?
ter, New York
Milieu, ?teamer Rapiden, New York.
niel??? ..??'?*
The eohr Fmmi, Antionv, from Georgetown, B O,
arrived at Baltimore July 10. ' v '
Th?*sehr Samoa ' Chandler, from Georgetown; 8
O, arrived st Boaioa Jai* 8.
?7f?. CLEA REV AND 8 AILED FOR M H?#t fWA T?
" 1 . . ' roitrios ' j
, , l-lVKBPOOl.. . ! . . ,
The Hanna h Lissie, Forgunon, cleared.May 20
The Vince, HaBiuay, np..............,.Juue ll
BOMB- i lt
OOIOSBOBO'. MTS.
Behr V.docity, Plnkham. sailed. .June If
Brig H W MeGHivery, stutts, cleared....... .July 1
Brig >u?anB Voorbi?. Julawr?, wt..Joly 16
Boor ?ta?tp?dB, stratton, cleared.?July 8
Bri uh m 1? J Titus, Lovejov. cleared.Tnly 90
Brig Hampden, Perki n < hared.July 1?
xenr B W Smith, looker up.July 12
Behr Wm L-I rtngs. Ual* y. olHiml.July S
' rMM.AOBU?HIA
Behr flsseft Oallen, a?M, np.......w*A ?.i^..JBly 1
H aveux WA.
JBohr Osnrts, Whltehurat. wdiod...
.JBlyl?
I.IST OB' SHIPPING
In the Port ef Chavrtcston, .inly 99.
?.UKI.? ?HDBB 100 TOMB, AND RTKAM Kurt WIABHNU
WITHIN THE STATE EXCEPTED.
8TEAM8HIP.H.
hampton, 1418 tons, Lockwood, at Adger's wharf,
tor Now York, loading-Jame? Adgor & Co.
W Srerman, 690 tons, Snyder, at Atlantic wharf,
for Philadelphia, loading-Jno ax Theo Getty.
BARKS.
antee (Br), 243 tons, Cleverly, at Marshall's wharf
for a port In Great Britain, loa-ilnst-lt Mure At
Co.
linnie (Br), - tone. Robertson, at Vanderhorst'B
wharf, from Liverpool, discharging-Raveuel 4c
Co.
BRIGS.
delatde, 218 (ons, Wilson, in Ashley River, for Pro.
vpleace, ready-Risley & Creighton,
litton (Br), 182 tons, Williams, at Marshall's wharf,
for Liverpool, loading-R Mure & Co
lanzanilla, 160 tons, "pear, at Northeastern Rail?
road wharf, for Roundout, Now York, leading-J
A Bnalow fe Co.
SCHOONERS,
eta Psi. - tons. Thompson, lu tho Stream, for
Baltimore, ready-Risley fe Creighton,
ion (Br), lil tons, Mclellan, lu Asuley River, for
Bermuda, loading-J A Eas low ti Co.
lara W Elwe.l. 296 tons, Jenkins, in Ashley River,
for a Northern Port, read*-L T Potter.
S Grovae, 258 tes?, .Ve&vvr, in fVihi?> River, for
Philadelphia, ready-Risley A- Creighton,
dolph Hugel, 242 tons, Adams, in Asblev River.
tor Philadelphia, loading-II F Baker & Co.
hi lob, 270: t>us, Rubi ard, in Ashley River, for
Baltimore, loading-H F Baker A Co.
li Waterman, 107 tons, Marshall, in the Stream, for
Newport, ready-Street Broa St Co.
onsistneesper Soutn ? ni on nu iiaiiroaa
Jul v 99,
48 bales Cotton. 10 bales Do tn est ?cs, 17 packages
lacon. 29 packages Tobacco. To Bail rood Agent, J
I Graver, O Tidemanu. B O'Neill, Gold-mi th & Son,
leghorn. Berring Ai Co, C Litachgi. Johnston, Crews
c Go. Wagener a Maneees, and G FoUin.
Passengers.
Per steamship Maryland, for Baltimore-Mrs W
I Fitoh and daughter, -Mrs JA Hay, E Goldsmith.
Per ?teamer Emilie, from Georgetown, 8 c-J
.vatt, Major E Ha sw? rd, A G Tre<ibolm, Dr Henry
itono, Mrs T L .Stone, A L Ellis, wite and servant, A
I. Conner, wife, chi d and nurse, Miss M McMicnael,
flss Ida Hampson, J LaBruce.W Bourke, X D Eason,
nd 12 on deck.
OFFICIA. ?.
LIST OF LETTEBS remaining in the Postoffice at
Ibarleaton, for the week anding JULY 22, 1869,
md printed officially In THE DAILY NEWS, as the
lewBpaper having the largest circulation in the City
if Charleston,
Ay Persons calling for Letters Advertised, should
tate that they are "Advertised."
MW Office hours from 8 A. M. to 6 P. M. On Sun
lays, from 6 to 6 P. M.
STANLEY G. TROTT. Postmaster.
,1 WOMEN'S Lis f
tdamp, Ann . Gunonan, Margt Meter, Jaue
vllcott, Minnie Green,Julia Miler, Carra
L, Green, Betsy Noble Ellen
Allston, Miss H Germen, anna Nelson, Emma '
ic mm. narah M'S .nett, Mies - Pa esaer Sal?
Barri n;. M lia L Gul i co. Emma Patterson, Eliza
Bedon, faille Gibbes, Mrs S A Pinckney, Silvie
tlrisior, Ella ft GibsJ Mrs. ' Pinckney. Mn C
Brtndr, Mis L L Glover, Mrs H A Ramsey, Miry
Uraudt. Mies M Goodman, Miss Kaitord, Miss O 1
T B Rivers, Mrs P
Burcfl, Ann Bart; M?S F Ahn
nuder, Ann Hyams, Mrs ui. ppo Miss s
Bullwinkel, Meta fleadorly Ellen Rodrigues, Mira
arroll, Mrs E A Holmes, MiKS lt F
?arr, Mart Ann Jerks, Mrs J P Rr hinton. Mary
Jlai'k. Mary , Jobo son, Mrs M T .
3ordray. Miss M Johnson, reina Steed, Marv
Jovert, callie iJohnaon, Judy stewart. Miaa C
onion, Kate M Jones. Vlas L M , A
bonner, Mrs SD Knight, Mary - teven B. Maty
Jnnnignm. Mar- aeitt, Annie ' -alvo Madame
tba ? ady, attie L .-sheridan. Miss I,
3arah. Misa C Laval I, Mrs siako ROMS
L ray ton, Mrs S Levy. Elli a - H ruedes, Mrs LA
Dimcan, Mra J Leslie, Mrs J F smezer. Miss B
? uonorson, Han- Unen, Mrs S >narcs. Mrs H n
nah Lo?ni, Mary Amalle; Charlotte
Sdditigs, Susan . Mani, Mus C ilmona. Misa fe
barrow Marj E Marnaal, Rosi M
r.Ik, Mrs H E Martin, Elisa Taylor, Marv A
farr, Ann Mathews? Airs J etty, Mia* M
finley, Mr? CC A . Wedo. Mrs
foster, USen Mills, Sallie Weellings Tyrah
Ann M< ermann, Em- Whale*. Cloe
fobes, Francis ma C Wilkinson. Be
rorreat. Mary E Moore, Mrs T A nah
?Tifer, Mrs E Moora, ann Wl'lis. Anna
francis, Misa M Mullins, Annie Wig/. Isabella
J *. Wood, Mrs H
MEN'S 1*1 HT.
Meron, Col W 8 Oebehen, John Na w wood, James
liston, B V Glover, Robert R
aldert, Joseph E James O' Rorke. F
tveilbe. John ? Godfrey, Geo O'Donnell, Mr,
Barnwell, Thorn- Green, Ambros Tradd-etreet
aa Qrifftn.JW O'Hara, John
SartoweH, Ed- Biggins. Richard Ordmat n, Leal'
ward . Honok, Delphine Pat j old, Benje
Ball, Wm . Holmes, cexax min
?asr, John Rorson. Mr, Patrick, Benja
Benfor-a, Oap? wo< d f??tor ' sain
Henton, Charlea Hol Ivan, John Perr-raleat*. Jas H
Bigelow. J R Bat eon, Jasper Phoenix, Edward
Bob.man. Fred H < Platt, c H
sorger. JE : Jacobs. M J . Pon?, Thoa B
Brown 6% Rivera Jacques. DH Prichard, Joe
Bremer, T T Jennings, Wm PureeU, Renia
Brail af ord, !W H Calhoun-st Quary, John
BucJ?ebo!, Wat- Jones, Hon. Wm Raspson, Samuel
SOp ? a - Reed, James
sure Jt Rhoda Johnson, Edwd Biehwood, B F
Bulwinkel, Hin- M Riley, John
rioh . Johnsbh, Henry handers;. Samuel
3iim?; AR fJohnson, Mr Sanders, W T
Bythewood,Wey- Kennedy, J F ;, t- andera, Henry
month ' Keckeley, James G
3. AB Ml Sade, Nlcklea
7amel, Paul . Keley, Mathew Scott. Bob
:o?i?o"dffh. Jas Larchfocatts, J Schroder. John
?oburn, R P J^B FrteMt
Tudwoith, Jo* I LaOonte, Edward Snarler. Fried
aeph Larance.Otto Sharp, John
Surt?s, J 8 Lovell, John ^-harper, Jot-n D
Mawson, W L fehmanu, Mr rhocJrter, J S
Darlington, J T Lear, M Simons, Camp
banner. A B [Lee, Charles E bell
Dave: Simon . Lilienthal, F Simsen, W
[ringle. John. A Loomis. N M singleton,Benup
Roscher, FD Marinon. A O Smith, Jeffry
Jorado, Br Un ' Mark, Michael Amalle, Capt
Luis . Meyers. Henry A Robert
Drew. Edward Meyerboff, Hen- Spencer, Riobard
D"f?y Frank ry N pe ck ee ter, Clans
lychee Dan J Mets, E fi ran, F
lasen. H R Mureil. James M Sullivan fe An
?lerby. Albert Miller, Rev Dr A derson
>neryr boulton W T weit mar, Mr
Ivan*. Ihr Mitcbel, Catoe W?gern, Billy
ravron, Robert Miler A Si roman waster, Luis
fleming. Peter Middleton, An- Washington,
.Terning, ?Bich- drew Henry
ard Morris, Riobard Wheaton, Fran
'razer. '* h can as Morgin, James cl?
lary, Edwin F Patrick Witherspoon,
tarey. David :. Morrison. Robert' isaac
toddis, Gilbert Murry Joseph L White, 8tevyn
C ^ Myrell, MF Williams, 8
.......Nelson W illam.
MW. Persons dopoplUpg letters in the Postofflce
rU) please place the stamp near the upper right
?nd corner of the envelope, and they will also
onnpt be oaRed, but will b> sent to the Dead Letter
THE ONLY CERTAIN '
RAT DESTROYER
WITHOUT
Disagreeable Results.
ADOLPH ISAACSON'S
PHOS PH OUI t, PA8T?E,
HERMETICALLY
sealed and WA^ranted to
keep fresh toral) lime
the greatest die oVfry
I of ita kind In the age we
Uve in. Nb perscn need
be troubled with RATS,
MICE, DI D BUG>> or
1OA0HBH. for Mr..teaacaen'a destructive rewedv le
?Rhin thc reach of all. Prepared on I v bv himself,
rom rare and valuable compounds, ito ebuappess ia
a wonderful as ita efUcary. Ou?di?da of teettroo
ila?s h?v? been received i rom all parts ot the United
itotee
The great Mvantage thia SURE POP possesses
iver all Mm Har preparations fa the FACT that it is
iii 'eevteiai tn fte Katoota, ; :
nd cree from the nnp aataauieaa or rate dyfaer la
heir holes, a? it ceases mam tc lee ve the premise*
o eeek air, and coeuames them so entirely ae to
lave ' _
, Ne> Dlaafraaaatlala Odor.
Numbers ot rofe She es can ne made to
Pensai Am Usia City,
rho have racoeaafully need it
SOLE AGENTS FOB SOUTH CAROLINA,
POW IE * ?riOlSE,
IMPORT BBS AND WHOLEB?.LO> DBUGO18TH,
Oorner Meetaat and Beaet-etraata.
April 28 mwfttttro Oharietrw?, a. C.
Q F. PAMK.N1N,
CHEMIST AND APOTHECARY,
No. 12 8 Meeting-street
CnARLEBTOV, 8. C,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
&ERMAN,
FRENCH,
ENGLISH AND
DOMESTIC
DBTJGS, CHEMICALS
AND .
PATENT MEDICINES.
PBESORIPT?ONS I
PBMAEF.D OABXWVWt AT
AliTj HOURS OF TBE DAT AND NlGtW,
BT BE4T/LAB
r, . . J
GRADUATES IN PHARMACY.
Upon fiile branch of the balinese, the tflsno?t
P?BBONAL care and attention ie bestowed, ena the
PtJBrTYofth*
MEDICI NE S .
Used in commanding QUARANTE ED.
FRESH VICHY WATER,
(BAUTER?V E.)
ALSO,
VICHY POWDERS, .
Ot Direct ?mport?tJon.
EACH BOTTLE OB PACKAGE BEABIRG
THE GOVERNMENT STAMP.
??N8RESS AND COLUMBIAN
"WATE R?>
PRESH FRO? THE SPKINOS.
AGENT FOB THE CEAZBBATEJ)
ROCKBRIDGE. ALUM SPRING
WATER,
" ?<:??? :i .'r. ' ' il '.' ' U % \ ?i
vj . ill ;,, -rtSip < M ?. vii ??!J0 . i: I if
A' complete assortment ot
SOAPS,
PERFUMERIES, AND
TOILET ARTICLES,
COMBS, BBIISBioS, &o.
AGENT FOB
QEO. TIEMANN & ??.?
OV SEW TO il lt ,
KAJTOTAOirVMBMl OF
8VRGICA LAND DENTAfc
1 fet%"! '-.'.rt: ?A . , . j ^ f
INSTRUMENTS,
ACVAflUrfsB >o*
? i^wmm, F?Aei??B?, fe.
JJrn?s, CWi-'-, urti.
.J-^ K . K I C H A U ' S
GOLDEN REMEDI E-? .
AVK FOB NO OTB EB, TAKE NO OTHER, AND
yon will eave time bealtl? und money.
S1U0O BEWARD tor any case of disease tn ar?y
atago which they fail io cure.
Dr. HIOHATJ'*? OOI.DEN 1?AI>AM No. 1 euroa
Ulcera, Ulcerated Koro Jhroat und ?loutb. Sore
Eye*, Cutaneous or ski" Eruptions, ?'onper Colored
Biotcbce, "orenessof the ?scalp. Fcrofaia, Ac; is tbe
freutest Renovator, Alterative and blood Purifier
DOWD, removes ail diseases iruui tbo sybtem, and
leaves tbo blood pure and bualthr.
Dr. v.icHATJ'! OOM^L;:: NO. 2 cures
Mercurial Affections, Bbeumallem in all informs,
whether fi om mercury cr other canses; give? imnie1
diate relief in all caaes. *\> dietiuR necessary. I
have thousand* of CcrtlnYi'tetj proving tbe miracu?
lous cures offecteo by Iheeo Remedios. Price of
either No. 1 or No. 2, $5 pi r bottle, or iwo bottles for
?9.
Dr RICHAU'? GOT DEN ANTIDOTE, a safe, spee?
dy, peasant and radical cure tor all Urinary De
ragenrente, accompanied with full directions. Prico
S3 per bottle
Dr. RICHAU'3 GOLDEN ELIXIR D'AMOUR, a
radical cure for Nervous or Gem-rai nobility, in cid
or yoong; imparting - -SJ wondei ful effect.
Price $6 MT bottle, or two bottles for $9.
On receipt ol price these Remedies will be chipped
to any place. Prompt attention paid to all correa
dente. None genuine wlibout the name of "Dr.
BICH?U'rf GOLDEN REMEDIES, D. B. RICHARDS,
Sole Proprietor," blown in glass ot bot lee.
Address D ?. RICHAKDS.
No. 228 Varick-atreet, New York I
Office Boors from 9 A. M. to 9 P. M.
Circu'are sent ly July 3
T
rp H K BISHOP PILLI
THE BISHOP PILL f
TUB BISHOP PI'LL I
A Purely Vegetable Pill (Sugar-coated.)
"COSTA UV' BISHOP PILL,
"Ia of extraordinary efficacy for Costiveness, Indi?
gestion. Dyspepsia, Headache. Nervous Debility,
Liver complaint-." "Tbe beat PILL in the World."
M?ditai Journal, September 8.
TRY THE Ml
TRY T H E Ml
49- ill Drngpistsin CHARLESTON seil them.
" COST AU'S "
STAND Alai) PREPAK ATI0K8
AB:?
MCoetsur's'" Uart, Booda, dbe.. Kxtevmi'a.
?trntarV Bed Bug; Exterminatore.
'.Costar's'"* (only pure) Inaeet Powder.
"Only Infallible Besneotes known."
"IS yean established in New York."
"2000 Boxee and Flash* manufactured daily. "
"111 Beware I ! 1 of spurious imitation?."
"All Druggists in CB ABLES ION ?ell them."
For fl, $2, $3 and $5 sizes. Address
"COSTAR" ClfMPASW
fio. 13 Howard-street. New Yorke,
- Sold in CHARLESTON, 8. C., hy
eUOBKICB, WIN KHAN di CO.
March 23_nae_lyr
"J^ O S A IA A A. I S
Pnriiies the Blood.
For Satie by Drxa?srl?ts K ver y w ta ere.
Jul? .ih ?yt
Sal?.
PATENT
FIEE PROOF
5 A a^
Are most desirable for qusiity,
?nisli and price. .
MARVIN'S
SPHERICAL BURGLAR
Cannot be Sledged!
Cannot be Wedged !
Cannot be Drilled ?
BANK VAULTS,
VAULT DOORS,
i EXPRESS BOXE89
FAMILY PLATE SAFES,
COMBINATION LOOKS
Please send for a catalogue to
MARVIN A GO.,
(oldest safo manufacturera)
?."./, ( 385 Broadway, New York.
\m Chestnut St., Phil?.
Warehouses j m Bank St., CleYeiaa^O
And for sale by oar agents in tb?
principal cities throughout Jfee
i United State? ^
FOB SALB BY
WM. M. BIRD k CO.,
No. 5.08 EAST BAY,
?JMAHLKSTUSJ.
DctcrottrW, ayr
QUA?. U 1 C K ?0 Y ,
GILDER,
rORIBAIT AUB PICTURE FRAME MANPYA?
TUB KB,
No, 845 KIM G[* S T R E B T ,
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