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THE DAILXyEWS. Sun and shadow. Al Hook from tbe ?le, o'er its billows of preen, To the billows of foam-crea ed bine, Ton ba k. that f r In the distance is eren, Salt dreaming ? y eres will pursue ; ? Bow dark io ina ?had w. abe ?caliera the spray Aa th? ch-ffin the rrok> of the fl U How wMreaa 'he e. a-trull abe flies on her way, 3bc ami g. emin,; uu,.,u. ou u?r c*i?. Tat her piiut ia thinking of dar pera te shun, Of breafcem tra. whiten and roar ; Bow hue he care, if rn shadow or ann They see i un who gaze from tbe shore I Be lo >x? to th be con that loom s trom the reef, a o the rock that a nuder hi* lee. Aa ha dritte eu tbe "last like a wind-wafted leaf, O'er the tra. fa of the desolate sea. Ikaa Arl Ung alar to the dim-vaul ed caves ff ere Ule and ha ventures are laid. Tba aswan ra wno gase while we battle tbe waves Bar ase os <n sunshine or abade ; Tetera to our course, though our sbsdow grow dark. ?Tall trim our broad sail aa before. And stand by tbe rudder that governs the bark Bor ask how we look from the snore 1 i /mudd ana iUmmxml Takt C?aaurleaton money Market. jffHtraaDAT, augnat 19, 1869. A general dearth of busineia and the few trans ac? tions of tbe past week combine to render quotations merely nomiaai. Billa of the Bank of the State have depreciated to some extent. Other bank buis Are in demand, city stock ls dull at 60. Kales were I ?ade daring the wvek by Mr. A. li. Moreland of j l?.OeO -outh Carolina haiiroad bonds, due in 1872, sad SOO abare* People's Bank stock, old, at 88 2$. Boney la easy at X per cent, per month, on good col latumi security. - aourauuR BSWK BILLS. Current Bales lank of Camden.80 Bank of Charleaton.83 @&5 Bauk of Chester.13 ?15 Bank of Georgetown.13 (815 Bank of Hamburg.8 @00 Baak of Newberry.80 ?82 Bank of Bon tb Carolina.20 ?' 0 Bank of State Of S Carot: aa, prior to 1861.40 ?00 Bank of Steteof 8. Carolina,after 1st Jan., 1861.10 KOO .Jo mm ?rial Bank. Columbia.3 04 Sxekange Ban*. Columbia.13 ?14 larmer-' and Exchange Bank, Charleaton. 1 @0C Merchant's Bani.Cheraw.13 @t0 People's Ba.ik, Charleston.92 600 Planter's Bajxi of Fairfield.7 ?00 Planter?' and Mechanics' Bank.Cbaweston.95 @00 joueb Western Ral tread Bank, Charleston, (old).78 ?00 Southwestern Railroad Bank, Char leeson, - (new).78 @00 Baste Bank,Charleston.7 & 8 Union Bank, Charleaton.98 6 98 City o? Charleston Chango Bills.98 ?499 Stare H. Carolina Treaaury Notes.97 000 * ?o?ros, STOCKS awn COUPONS. Crty of Columbia Bonds....68 6300 Qty of Columbia Coupons.7S ?00 Routh Carolina Railroad and Bank Stock - (whole shares i.45 ?co Routh Carolina Kailroed lhalf shares;.20 ?CO 8. C. Railroad Six Per C?nt. Bonds..73 ftOO S.O. R.B. Seven Per Cant B'da..80 (g82 tV C. Railroad Certiflcate of Indebtedness.93 (SOO Qty of Charleston Sra Per Ot Stock.69 300 City of Charleston Fire Loan Bonds.78 ' ewe of Routh Caro ana Bonds (old) ex peat due coupons.63 067 Btate of South Carolina Bonds (new issue, of Janna cn l, 1867) ex past due on* pens.63 ?64 Stat? nf south Carolina bonds (temed tor Bank of the State bills).60 (300 State of South Carolina ?ock.83 ?GO State of South Carolina Coupons (fun d able) 70 @ 00 People's National Bank Stock.110 (gill First National Bank Stock..HO ?111 Union Bank Mock.$9 ?00 Bank of > h .Weston stock (old), in demand and acaree.87 ?8 Planten-' and Mechanics' Bank stock (old) ' doll..84*? 4? People's Bank stock (old).dull. .65 ??? 00 tireen vine and Columbia Railroad State ' guaranteed bonds.62 ?00 Greenville and Columbia lat Mortgage Bonds.~..75 OOO Barth eastern B. K. lat Mortgage Bonds. 83 ?100 BoTTheaatera E.R. lat Coupons (past due).83 ?PO Berthes*tern Bailroad Stock (capital)..88 000 Borsneastem Railroad Stock (preferred)..,|2o ?00 Borth eastern R.B. Ce rtifl catea Of Indebted ness.....?.65 ?00 Ofteraw and Derfcngtoa 1st mort, bonds. .00 ?00 43?aj?eaton Gas Company Stock (ex dlr)...22 @00 Chewton City Railway Stock.'....84 ?CO Charleston and Savannah Railroad Bonds (State guarantee).60 ?00 Savannah and Charleston R.B. Stock.21 ?00 City of Savannah Bonds.......92 ?00 dry of Savannah Coupons (due previous to lat June, 1866)....97 ?00 Qty of Savannah Coupons (due after lat June, 1886).:.....97 ?CO City of Mempbis benda, endonad by M. St O Railroad.70 ?00 Memphis and Charleston Railroad St<x? $11 ?I % Memphis and Charleaton Bailroad Bonds.90, ?00 Ji?mphls and Charleston B.. R. Coupons. .93 ?00 THK CfLaRABSTOB M.tRKKT. 8?OK TEX wan axnnro TKUB8D4T, aco. 12, 1883.] Tai Gao PS.-The general raport for the week haa , on the whole, favorable to the crops, with ? complaint af rest and shed ding itt limited lo? calities, but aa the weather haa assumed a dryer and - more settled sppe J rance, these evfia may not prc babty spread. ^Reports of the opening of new cot? ton comes from aerara] quarters, and, with dry and Warm weather, the In creasing receipts cf new crop may b* looked for speedily, a single balo each har-I mg been reported in Georgia and Texas. Planters on tte? sea islands are a abada more hopeful, the -oat? pillar apparently not progress tag, and lt la thought that the manet may make a le* a destructive . -wiatt than heretofore. The rice crop keeps up a food appearance on moat of the rivera, and a favor? hie harvest tune is what ia now needed to secures Sur yield. Tn Corrow MABXXT.-The Engbsh market xor the period ander review baa preserved considerable j eteadmesa with moderate transactions-middling being quoted at lf%A B Bl advancing to 13d; at Hew York the prices have been without important I ehanpe, and middlings bare ruled at 38>?c fi lb, while at thia port transactions, which were on the most res'rict ed eenie, showed a slightly easier ten dec cy, closing steady, slide)lugs, which ware some waatjarmlnal at 81X331, softened to 31 ^c B m. Tba Liverpool and New York marketa hare shown the following mc rem en ta for the week On Friday, Augnat ?, the former was ateady, sales 12,000 balee, nplandc 13%d; the latter waa firm, sales 1800 bales at 33J?C ,On Saturday the former waa a shade firm? er, uplands laXd. eales 12,000 bales; the latter waa Brm. salee 1800 balea at 33Kc On Monday the for? mer was quiet, sales 12,000 bales,uplands mid; the latter was firm, sates 1800 baies at SS^c, On Tues? day the former was steady, eales 10,000 bale.; the Batter waa ensitered, sties 1500 balea at 33 yAc. On . Wednesday SM sumer wea finner, uplands 18d, sales 12,000 eales; the latter was more active, eales 9600 balea at S3 Kc. yesterday the former waa firm. . salea 10.000 balea, uplands 13d ; the latter was quiet trat steady at 83 Xe The arri vaia at this port for the week hare been no Bega of aea Ulan J . and 189 balea of uplands, against no bega of ?ea islands ?nd 166 balea of uplands the -weak before, and 3 baga of sea leland s and 543 balea of uplands for the week tat year. These supplies have come from the following sources : 5-ay of up? lands, per Routh Carolina Bailroad, 179 bales; per Borth eastern Bailroad, 10 balee. Tba stocka of cotton in sight at the latest dates were aa follows: 1869. 1868 Stock tn Liverpool. 277 OOO 580 630 Afloat from India.. 587.000 636,000 Afloat from America. 20,000 8.000 Stock U London. 43,250 35,010 Afloat.tor Locnon. 6*.0OJ 139,000 8tock m Harre. 55.690 36,791 Afloat for Harr-. 115.038 109 095 Stock ta Bremen. li>,086 11,199 Afloat tor bremen. 4.701 18279 Stock In United state? porta..... 34 < 49 5.',946 Stock in the interior towna. 1879 6 006 Total.1,205,7*3 1,621 9.5 Deficiency m visible supply . 416,23* Stock of o>turn held by Manchester spinner? at the milla, now 180,000 bala?; same time 18*8,105,000 kele?; middirnn;upland?now 13d. then 9,'id. The transactions and prices prevailing ta the mar ^ keilor tte week havs been aa follows: On Friday. August 6, the tendency of the market wa ? in buyers' favor, the Inquiry being mainly from one porch: aer ; salea 12 bales; ordinary to go->d ordinary being quoted at 29@30,V low middlidg 31, middling 81 X?32c B lb. On Saiurdiy tbe badness waa light ; tales 20 bales.; ?cotations unaltered. On MoadaT, there waa bat Utile inquiry and a limited stace ; aaies un importas t and quot attona aBjsRtjplBy aTaWjaWgesl Cm Tuesday there waa but little done, at rather easter price*; aaa? M bales; ordinary to good ordi? nary being quoted at?2 ?30, low middling 31, mid ?tag8I>ia BBL . "" On W?one?d?y tbe- business waa light; salea lr tralee; quota: iou? nomina.ly unchanged. " * . yesterday the market wa* quiet; salea 76 bales AIT put of whLh wes soi? tb? dey before, say 1 at 3e; 1 at 31; 32 at 31J?; 40 at 32c. We quote: Lxvt?PooL CLASSIFICATION. Ordinary to good ordinary.98 030 Lowmiddling...31' ? Midduhg....SIX?---. By New Wk classiflcatini we quote : Middling, nomiualry.32 ? SRA ISLAND COTTON.-Tbe stock ot tina article having become reduced to a few limited lots, the budnee* has bt.cn unimportant Tte growiac crop in thi? vicini y ia looking well, and bns n 'BS in thia class of the staple will be hardly wo-thy of a report until the new crop begins to come forward. We quote nominally common.floridas at BOafiOc; medium 60a 70c fi lb. Sea blands may be quoted at 65*75c for meaium, ani 80ca(l $ Bs tor flue. hiern. - J he limited stock of tbirgram remaining on hand is held dimly. The transactions for thc week bare bet J about 350 tierces of clean carolina; fay 30 tierces at 7?; 70 at 8c; 63 at 8X; 160 at 9%; 23 at 6>?c fl lk. Yesterday the market was very firm and heMers were generally aaking higher rates-in one cage S X' fl Xs waa refused M an si tra lot of goad rice-quotations are consequently nominal. KA val. S io BXS.-Tte arrivals under this head for the week bas bees about 1600 obis. Bales of Ko. 1 Bosin were made at $2 7503 50; low No 1 at $2 23; extra No. 2 at M 90 ; N o. 2 at $1 80, and No. 3 at SI 75. The tr m'action s in spirits turpentine amounted tc about 350 bbls, which were sold at 37X? 38c, as is packages; and a rm ai lot in New Tork bbls at 38Xc. the marte* closing firm. Crude turpentine so"' at 83 80 ? bbl far virgin, $2 8J tor y ell sw dip, an j?*c J for bard. f Hat.-Tbe arrivals bave been restricted: .//knited lots of North Elver qualities We note sales of this description at 95 ft tl per hundred. Conn.-the receipts have been about 0600 bushels from Baltimore and limited supplies from Tennes? see. About 9600 bushels of Maryland white was soid at 8190 $ bufrbel, weight, Backs included. Jobbl ip lota of Maryland are selling at about t1 31 3> 1 36 fl bushel, weight, bagB included, and Tennes? see quali'ie*, mixed, have been sold at 8137 9 bosh?], wucht, by the car load from tba depot FLOUR.-Northern and Western qualities are in moderate stock, and super of this quality may be quoted at 88 75?7 ? bbl; extra at 97 25g.7 75 fl bbl ; aud family at 886? ? bbl. Southern descrip? tions are coming forward more freely, and super may be quoted at V 25(a)! 50 fl bbl.; extra at 88? 8 60 fl bbl., and family at 99910 fl bbl. Bacon-Tain moderate ? tock and is held firmly; prime shoulders may be quoted at lT.'^'c fl lb, and prime clear rib sides at 31c. fl Bs. Some wholesale transactions took place at rates within these figure?. Prime strips are held at 20X; long clear salted are held at 18X&I9. and clear nb sides at 18 XQ19. WHEAT -Moderate supplies of new Southern are coming forward, and we quote prime whita at 91 70 J 175 fl bushel, aud prime red at 9160@150. BVTTKB.-There ls a fair stock of prime Goshen. We quote geed to prime at 3C@6) cts. fl fb. West? ern and other lower grades sell from 30@30 cts. fl ?, as in quality. Saxe-lhere have been no arrivals. Store lots are held at 33 26 fl sack. INDIA Baeoxve.-There have been liberal arrivals of this article, But the demand is aa y et but Hmttedl We quo>e 26X eta. fl yard oash and 27 cte on Lore. The stock here at present ls Ught# Dundee bagging, 66 inches, ix tts. for the yard, is held at. S0@35c. Sea island bagging, 15 lnchet wide, 3 fae. for the yard, is held at 66c. Bors.-The demand for rope ls mode, J te, snd prices are somewhat nominal at quotations. We quote hemp at - cents fl fh. ; green leaf at 10 cents, and jute at 8,x?9 cents % pound. IRON BANES AND Tua for cotton, of thc most ap? proved patterns, are offered on the market, at. 7 aSc ft Bs, and some pales have taken place at these figures. TIMBER AND LUMBER.-1 he market for this arti? cle is doll. We quote timber for milling purposes rrom 85?9. Shipping timber 810@15; 4 Ha 5-6 floor lng at 916@15 fl M Bright lumber, good mer? chantable, from city mille, cut to fize, from 920 ?26 fl M by the cargo. _ " Fina HTS.-Io Liverpool, by steam, nominal ; by sail, %a on uplands, ai d %a on sea islands. To Havre, nominal. Coastwise vet ?els are in demand-To New Tork by steam Ho on uplands, and Xe. on sea islands, 81 50 fl tierce on rice; by sail, Xe fl lb on cotton; SI fl tierce on rice; 40o fl bbl on rosin; S? fl M. on lumber ; $9?io fl M. on timber. To Boston, by sail, x@9-16c fl tts. ou upland cotton. To Providence 98 fl M. on boards, Xe fl lb on cotton. To Philadelphia, by steam, un? settled and nommai; by sail, 96a7 fl V. on boards; 99 on timber; (3 per ton on elsy; and $3 50@6 on phosphates. To Baltimore, by ?team, un? settled and nominal. By sall, $6@7 fl M.' on boards-$3 50? 6 fl ton on phosphate rock. Vessels are m demand hy our merchants to take lumber freight< from Georgetown, 8. C., Darlen and Saril? la River, Geo., and Jacksonville, Fla., to North? ern ports, and 911@12 f* M. are ratea on lumber and boards. EXCHANGE.-Sterling Bills-The rate yesterday waa 166X for sixty day bille. DOMESTIC EXOHANGX.-The banks are purchasing sight checks on Nlw Tork at par ; 5 days X oft They are selling sight checks at X Prem. GOLD.-The brokers were yesterday buying at 35, and selling at 36X. Alar Bets by Telegraph. FOEEION MARKETS. LONDON, August 12- Noon.-Consol* 92X- Bonds quiet at 83 \. Sugar dull on the spot, and steady afloat. . . LIVERPOOL, August 13-Noon.-Cotton steady. U pun ts i3Xaiy:.(d. Bales 10,000 bales. Bread stu fb firmer. Lard excited at 73s Sd. Evening.-Cotton unchanged. Sa!e3 10,000 bales. Others nichmnged. HAVRE, August 12.-Cotton opened steady both on the spot and afloat. DOMESTIC! MARKETS. Nnw Toan, August 13-Noon.-Money steady at 6a7. " Sterling 9X- Gold 86X- Cotton 33Xe. Tur pen tine 63Xc Bosin firm. Evening.-Cotton firm. Sales 2300 bales at 83Xc Flour. State and Western, h?avy and drooping. Su? perfine to fancy State 86 9Sa760. Superfine to choice white Western 95 90a7 75. Southern |uiet and heavy. Common te choice extra 96 9l>all 75. 1 bent- winter in Rood request at full prices. Spring ie < wer. Am? ber State 9163al 68Xe Corn heavy and unchanged. Beef ?leady. Pork quiet at 831 MX. Oid ?S3 76. Prime S38a28 60. Lard firmer at 30X?30Xc Whis? key firmer at 8112al 13. Bice moderately active. Carolina 8Xa9Xc Sugir less active. Coffee fairly active. Molasses dulL Turpentine 63Xa66Xc. Bosun 82 3318. Freights Brm er. Governments closed strong. 62's 36. Southern heavy Money' steady at 6a7 per cent Sterling 9 J,' al 0. Gold qui et at 36X. 6tocks dull and unsettled. BALTIMORE, August 12.-Cotton steady. Flour steady. Low and melin a grades family active. Su? perfine 86 26a6 TS. Wheat firm. Prime 31 60al 70. Corn steady. White 8103al ia Bye dull at 8115a 116. Oats steady st 60c Provisions firm. Whiskey more doing-9113. CINCINNATI, August 13.-Provisions quiet and firm. Pork held at 933 26. Bacon 15 Xe. Hams 26c. Lard 30c. LOOTS VILLE, August 12 -Provisions firmer. Pork 836. Shoulders i6c. Clear .'ilea 19'?c. Hams 22Xa 23Xc. LsnJ^OXc. W hi key $108. niLMctSos, Augubt 12.- Spirits 'urpentiue ad vanced Xe Sales st 39c. Boam dud. Crude tur? pentine 83 60a3. Ta steady at 82 25. AUGUSTA, August 13-Cotton dull. Sales 6 bales. Beceiph 37 bales. Middlings nominally Sic. HAVANNAH, August 13- Receipts 9 bales, two if which were new ?otton, classed strict low mi diing, acid one sold at 62c. MOBILE, AUaust 12.-The market bera dosed dull. Sales 75 bales. Lo * middlings 30c Bec ipt- 25c. Nxw ORLEANS, Augast 12.-Cotton, demand lair and prices firm. Sales 613 bales. Low middling SOXc. Becerpbj 91 bales. Sugar un-han^e 1 Gold 33Xe. Sterling 63;,c. Sight exchange on New York at par._ Nnskwllle' Market. NtSBVILLE, Auguxt 9.-COTTON-The market is still dull and unchanged *? follows: Ordinary 27; good ordinary x$Ka29; low middling SOaSUX. NASHVILLE con TN STATEMENT. Stock on hand September 1, 1868 . 60 Beceived to day. 6 Becelved previously.61,972-61,978 Total. 62,038 ?hipped to-day..... 13 ?hipped48hnouBly.01 906-51 916 ?.lock on hand. 122 BLOUR-We coo i Inno to quote a b i-k market, with i great demand for low gruie*. The ?hip . eu s t > lay amounied 10 600 obis, o ? a basis, of S5 25x5 76; ingle extra 88 25; double extra 86 60; family 87 25a 7 76 ; ?anry ?8 25?8 (0. Tbe Jackson Hille to-day ad. vanW 36c f> bbl reund. WHEAT-Market moderately aetlve, and miine in favor of buvere. i he receipts to-day foot np 7064 bushels, with Bbipaent* of S2f>0 bushels. Wo anote Mediterranean at liai 05; red $110; amber $116; I white $130. Coas- ' ha reoeipis to-day included 3600 bushels, purchased looa" at 76 ?? and shipmen s af 3900 bath els at Wfc and 95c, delivered in depot. Wilmington Market. WILMlNGr'?N, August ll - TTmPEimwK-leun changed in prie?, ?ales of 135 bbla at $3 lor virgin, and $3 60 'ci j< ! >w dip. per 380 pounds. :-piijib luBa-SNTnra - ales reported of 16bbl*, I in oil b?rrela, at <6>?r. and 100 bbls at 38J?C per pal ! los. market elating firm, with an aGvanctn^ ten? dency. Boam -sates of only 174 bbls at $1 "Sal 80 for Ho 3 a id $2 76, $3 35, $3 50 and 14 for Ho 1, aa to quaUtv. Ho other eales reported Charleston wholesale Pri?es. a ETI OLE S. BAGGING. fl yard Dundee. 80 M 43 Sunny Cloth. 96 @ 27 BALM BOPM. ? ft-Manilla. - fi - Western. 8ft 12X Ju e. 8K0 9 COTTON, fl ft Ordinary to Good Ordinary.. 28 ?3 39 Low Middling. 31 33 Middling to Strict Middling. 33 ft 31 J? Good Middling. - ? - gea island.:. tc ? i.oo Q0FFSE, * ?-Wo.I 20 fi 36 ^.:::::::::::.r;::::::::| ? I ? FERTILIZES*- I Carolina Ferbliaer, f 3000tts... |65.00 ft - Wando Fertilizer.60.08 ?j - Double Refined Poudrette.|3?.O0 ti) - Niles' Phosphate. 63.00 ft - Peruvian Guano, ft 3240 tbs.?95.00 KS - Pacific Guana, fl 2000 Ita. 66.00 @ - Phoenix Guano.,.. 56.00 @ - . Baugh'sPhosphate, fl2000lbs... 169.00 @ - Rhodes" Phosphate, sj 2000 lbs... 165.00 @ - Rhodes' Bland. Manure-?65time 57.50 (ttl - O rehu?a Guano-.940 t?ne?95 00 & - Land Plaster.[24.60 G Mapes'Sar^rPhosphate,fl 2000 ib]G5.00 ft - Zell's Baw Bone Phosphate.|60.u0 ft - Zell's Super Phospbateof Lime.. 160.00 ft - Wool tton > Phosphate of Lime..-. |65.00 ft - Woolstou's Vegetal ir, fl 20C0 lbs C5.90 ft - Croasdale'8 Gen. Super-Phos. net 60.00 ft - Bowers'Com p?ete Maanre, net... 60.00 it - gardy's Pnosnbo Peruvian, cash. C6.00 ft - Sardy's Paaflc Guano, caeb. 60.00 ?j - Patapsco Guano.165.00 ti. - E. Freak <;e*'e Pboaibate.\%6M ?J - FLOUR, fl bbi-supei . 6.75 ft 7.00 Northern and Western Extra. 7.25 (?5 7.15 Baltimore Rxtra. - ft - Southern-Super. 7.00 ft 7.60 ? Extra. 8.0(1 ft 8.50 Family. 9.CO (211.00 GRAIN- Maryland Oat*, fl bushel. - ft - Western Oats, fi bushel. - ft - Corn, fi bushel.. 1.27 ?a 1.30 BAT. ?cwt.-North River. 95 0 1.08 Eastern.I - @ - ?-UMBER, fl M. teet- I Clear White Pine, 1st quality.'50.00 ?55.00 White Pine, good run.?38.00 MO.00 Yellow Pine. 20.00 4*24.00 Boards, V M. feet-Rough.114.00 (?15.00 Grooved and Tongued....128.00 ra;32.00 MOLASSES, ft gallon-Cuba.I 45 ft 47 Muscovado. 48 ? 65 Sugar House. CO ft 1.00 New Orleans. - ft - NAVAL STORES. f? bbl-Tar.... - ft - Pitch. - ft - Rosin, Pale.;. - te - Rosin, No. 1.1 9.76 4? 3.r0 Rosin, No. 2.1 1.80 @ 1.90 Rosin. No. 3. 1.76 ft - Suirlls Turpentine, ft gallc-i.| 87Kft 38 Ouana, wi rc. I 10 ft - VA/XS-American, 4ft20d, fl keg.. | 6.60 " (Si 7.00 POWDER-Dupont's, F.F.F. g.... 6.70 @ - Dupont's, F.F.F.?...-6.00 ft - Dupont's, Bla?tmg. 4.25 ft - PROVISIONS-"* lb- - Bacon, Hams, ?lb. - ft - Bacon, Sides. SO^fe 31 Bacon, Shoulders. 17 (ct 1TM Bacon, Strips. 20J?ft - Lard, lu keg. 22 ft 23 Butter. 20 ft 40 Cheese. 15 ft 30 Potatoes, fi bbl. - ft - Onions. - ft - Apples. - ft - B7C?-Carolina, fl lb. 7 ft 8J? East India. - ft - SALT- Liverpool, coarse, fl sock.. 2.26 ft - Liverpool, tine. - ft - SCO AR, fl lb-Raw. - ft - Porto Bico. 13.V.T) lt Muscovado. 12?v2 13 soo - - X IA? I Ot Cs) I e UM ll : SS 2?? I tr. 5 i #? a ! ?B g I ! * T ls I s ? e ?. .JO ! H ? 1 OD Pg i ii ; ' si fr TJ I h1 s ; s S B M Bl! SI i SI SI sse I C? ti o. . Kxports or Klee. Naval Stores and L it? ocr from the Port of Charleston, from September 1 to August 13, 1860 Tierces. Rarreis. LUMBEIt. Feet. Boston. New York. Philadelphia. Baltimore. New Orleans., Mobile., Providence, BI.... Other (J. 8. Porte.. Total Coastwise Barcelona. Majorca A a Market Weat Indies. Halifax, NS_ St Johns, N B... London. Bristol, Eng_ Liverpool. Havre. Montevideo. Great Britain... Total Foreign.. Grand Total.. 1,761 16.208 2.401 7,915 207 403 '?j? 28,80,1 70 70 12,230! 871.126 8:09. 0,1 0 396 3,Ca>; 2,507,386 3,469 2,4-28,669 27,563 2,731,665 547,118 14,252 143 2,716 *256 2,903 17* 297 12,808 36 041 28,8751 63.694 340,000 1,423*.734 I 656 417 Z420.1.rl 16,672,294 comparative Kxports ot Cotton, from the Port ot Charleaton. EXPOBTED ZO Liverpool. Other British Ports. lota! to Great Britain.. Ha vie. Other j-rench Porta. total to France. Xortb of Europe. Total North of Europe, outh of Europe. A'est Indica, fcc SEA ISLAND. Total Foreign Porte. Boston. Rhode Island, -c. New York. . Philadelphia. Baltimore and Nor ilk.... Other United St-tes Ports. Total to Coastwise Ports. Gaand Total. Bales. 4,023 83 3.?99 3 294 7.317 Bales. 49,763 49 7-9 2,401 63,-15 6.622 2 488 302 193 11.3 6 18,-92 109 341,eOS 194 454 Stocka of Cotton in the Interior Towna not tnclaftedl in the Itcecipts Augusta and Hamb ur..August C Macon, Geo .august 9 Columbus. Geo.,. August 6 Montgomery. Ala.July 20 Selina. Ala.July _ Memphis, Tenn.Au* tut 6 Nashville, Tenn.august 7 1869 461 88 127 843 232 128 Export? for tho W?ek e?dl?g i hurg?ta> . A.|?<t 1?. . lossiest, ST. GEOHGE'S. BERMUDA-Per British sehr Lion -96,000 feet Pite li Pine lamber. DOMESTIC BOSTON-Per ?ehr A b Glover-650 bbl? Spirits Tnrprntine. 240 bbl* Bosin, 91 tons O d Iron and Me a e. lit bal's Ra*?, lO.OOO feev Lumber, 171 loose Bides, 2 boxes Leath r PP.?viutNcE, lt 1-per sehr Lottie-143.000 feet Flooring Hoard*. NEW TOB&-P?>r (rtoamnhip Cbamt.io'i-510 Ki|?i Upland Co ion, 23 rags Sea Island Cotton, IC? Herkes Ric*. 30 ca?as i'lay, 26 bbl? R-rin, 67 b.les Tam, 19 bundles Paper. 2t puck age? -undrlo*, 8C6 Melons, 1 Fi e Eng ?UP. P r steam.fbp Magno,la-19 bales . i. iton. 22 bales furn, 246 bbl? Bo In, 16 tiercel? Bice, 43 casks Clay, "?9 Melons, 48 packueee >un drtes.Pr scbr Myov?,r-162,000 feet Lun ber, iou h' di Molasses 16 h ls Beef 18 boxes Wine, 77 bags Cotton Heed 8 parka^c? Furniture, 3 boxes Bardwa'e, 1 bbl Tinrsar PHILaDBt Pdlt-Pe seamship J W Eveiman 190 hale? roi ton, 60 hiles Tarn, 7 bal--?' RUMS. 1 balo Wool, 305 bbl* Rosin, 116 tons Pbospba> ....Pee sci r Claru Bell-280 tons Phosphate Bock. BALTIMORE-Per steamship Fal on-71 tierces Bice, 42 ba'es Co't >n, 240 bbls Hoe in, 80 cask-* cia *, 46 bales Leatter, 34 bales Hair, 60 bales Domestics, 4 bales Rigs. 140 fons Ptiotphate Rock 60 packages Vegetables and Sund iles. Per brig Klien Marin-800 tor s Phosphate hock EE O'.' Bi ff 2.9 s s 5 sss.* hilf : iii . . ; ? aciaid- : : . : : . : M'S uv . . : . . . : : B.S*??.: . . : : : ' : sosa;:.; ? ?>p> > > : .??? a a a a a a ? p c e o-a ?3-3 >~ it li ? NS U 00 s's Soo* ai io a' ? *o ; SS I_ V g - O 8?B ; y coo, I g j M -J Vii;- HTMOIOI -I ts I . I * SSS: S S S S 3 o SSL L_ ; s ta o ?J -i ? o IO M u m ff" co ic ss 8 S *. -J CP 'C C Cu ? - to io i-i - M co - io -2 ---roc? o _ f *? ^c oc*-3oiav,3?5to-io* 888823858888 Hi?aittH?w-J-ii?i g^S^es ES fe - cs S S j *. c-. S ot p> *- CC .i^.-J.-l ,' 2?0f-l*0>-ICQ0*l0-O Ono-. uiCfiwS - ttbou OCICO;5W*I-?C>IV6 ??3 . *. ECT; COS MOO; is-i?j -Jw g dg; g Vi'53 gb?, c?Vi 88B? ca 8 51a S. S ea B I i ts LB ' fag 3 ?Li ts li* ltd 5: I e; SS ii SSS ft o; SS: ea jo os <c Sj oS 8: 88 co ; - M? Sse' a-ScoSS SS ?28: SSSB52SS c.-Jto- BfeJefjBI -fl g O a. 3 er Md? S *J H ?t?o O O M JJ pia i?. ?XO-no- ? 2 2.S ; ; pix COM o-??ooo po a. S p . . o'oif a^aVbin^ . o t? . . ik?oQoia)^?^? 1 . . oai?ao>Moeoii2 I : 8 ; ? j taS; : 8 j SK: . ?? I ?.pp. : VI "otqk : si ?3S io ; V KS ta co I 2.0 SSoo; o. ca pi S? 5 p-S fr!? i? S 00 . OoSSS?o' SS P** ca ca ?3 - BBagB te ?- S 1 'll 10 ia* : -1-5-1 S. . tux* : -ri 3, to - ; o-a j R "ii; lil n? o.Sp.5 2 ? i= bo c o< Va ca ??. BJBaaJ oi m -4 J . 5 as ce .a oi --a >a ia ; ; -J x ca - oi to o ta o o | .* : 6888BSMSS3I . ? O X O ? W ? C Cl ?! X I : i i -I goo M IO I-I O i O -, r* ; co ; JD oi ; *>S i a.j?,tf : n: 88: SS I S III: 3' m g1 2 LT - |? = ? wi 2 0 0 2 1 I ? "fi? SH -; er 3' . 3 i ? Ol u i?f? ss o - oi ? oi ia S? ? SS o or ca - to ag ?x; ; ?a io j*- - ?tc . . v. -?c. oce tx* . oi Oe c. ca - . io ci CA - . Hwtf ooii -ta ?ll "I NOTE.-We have deducted from New Orleans 43,383 balsa Cpland, from Mobile 15,630 bales, from Savannah 87*,4 bags Sea Island and 240 bales Cp? land-and from Charleston 2523 bags Sea Island and 232 bales Upland, the quantities received at those ports from Mobile. Florids, Texas and Savannah. Kx po ns. ATHENS, N T-Per sehr W L Springs-160,800 feet Lumber. Passengers. Per steamer Emilie, from Georgetown, S C T W Daggett, Dr J B Amer-on. B S Lester, J Jones. HW! ?lton. A Smith, B Beard, B Bogan, X Brown, and 6 on deek. JBflfinc finns. Port Ot ChariPSton. ^ut?ust 13 PORT CALKNDAK. FHA ?8 OF THE MOON. N-w Moon, 7th, 4 hours, 46 minutes, evening. First Quarter, 14th, 7 hoar. 19 minutes, morning. Full Moon, 21st. ll hours. 3 minutes eveuing. Last Quarter, 361b. 2 hours, 38 minutes, morning AUGT/ST. SUB BISX8. I SETS. MOOM 8?Td. 9 Monday.,.. 10 rn cad ny.... lllWeduesday. 12,xh urn day... Friday..... SatnrSay... Sunday. 6. 20 5. 21 6..21 : e..22 j 6..23 ; 5..23 ? 5. 24 i 0 .49 6. 48 6. 47 6..46 6 .43 6..44 6..43 9.. 2 9..40 10..21 10..69 H..41 Morn. Arrived Yesterday. Brig E W McGllvery. Stubbs, Bucksport, Me. Hay. To J A Essiow h Co. Hclur Francisco Crowther, Baltimore-15 days. Cona. To T J Eerr & Co. . . Yacht Loud s-, lrom Port Boyal and Beau? fort, s c. Steamer Emilie, Lewis, Georgetown. 43 tes Rice, Mdse, and Sundries. I o Sbarkellord b Kelly, 8 L Howard b Uro, J M Eaton k Br >, h s Solomons, J F 1 avior b Co. Mrs J D Word, B O'Neill. Mrs D E Hu? ger, C J Walker, H Kl .tte b Co, C D abrens & Co, C Alston, Sr, and others. Received iront Chisolm'a Wit-36 tierces Bice. To S.L Howard b Bro. Cleared Yeaterdar? Scbr W L Sptiogs, Halsey, Athens, New York-H F Baker k co. Sailed Veste rd ny. British bark Fantee, Cleverly, a Port in Great Bri? tain. Brig Ellen Maria, Smith Baltimore. *chr Anna g Glover, 'lnrry. Booloo. Sehr Electric Spark, Cornell, New York. From Min i on. Sehr Adolph Huge), Adams, Philadelphia. August 9. bp tor this Fort. Brig J A Devereux, Clark, at Bo-ton. August 9. Cleared tor thia Hort. Behr Menewa, Dissosway. at New York, August 9. fUcran* tt'tt* The steamship San Jacinto, from New York for Sa? vannah, went ashore on Body Itland on the 'J tb lust. 1 he paaseng1-? and crew wee saved. 1 he ship at last accounts wag still reiior'ed tu good condition. LIST OP VKSSBILB W? CLEARED AND 8 AILED FOB i Ula POl\T? F O B SJ G N LIVKBPOOL. The Hannah Lizzie, Ferguson, cleared.May 20 The Vinco, ?alh.Jay, sailed.July 15 British brig Courier, Evans, sailed.July S 9 O' Bl E H T I li OOLDSnOSO*, ME. Scbr Velocity, Pinltham, sailed.June 16 tOKTGB Brig J A Devereux. Clark, up.August 9 Brig Cyclone, Frinbie, up.August 3 r*W 20UK Sehr Geor.de, Swan, up.July 31 *ch Lilly, Buche-, up.ingust 4 behr Menewa Dissosway cleared.Aug oat 9 ruILADELPHIA behr Amanda Flannagan, Collins, cleared... .July 30 LIST OP SHIPPING In the Patt Of Mr, arie s ton. A a gnat 19. V??E2L2 r.^ZB ICS IONS, ?ND CTEAMEBS COASZINQ WITHIN THE ETATS EXCEPTED. STEAMSHIPS. ' Manhattan, 1387 tons, Woodhull, at Armer's wharf for New lora, loading-Jame* Ad?er A Co. 8eaOuVl,ei6 tons, DUHQU, ?mon wharves, for B*rlMoro: kaiiug-Courtenay A Trenhoim. BARKS. Minnie .Tr), 223 toiis. K..bcrtacn, at Marshall's wharf, for Liverpool, lowdina-E Mure & Co sana. H W McOih-ery, - t'.n*. starts, in inc ctrcira. from Frankfor . Me. jost armed-J A vnslow ft Co. J Ti<?e i Br). 175 urns. LOT-joy. at Bennett** wharf, for the Mediterranean, load np- .- P Hail. Bella Dolores hpan). - tons, Dunll at Quarantine, irom atanziH, WMitinit-A P Uah .Susan t Voorbeo. 390 tons, Full rd. In Ashlev Bi ver, for Ne* York, loading-Ri-1 y ft Creigh? ton. SCHOONERS. Mvrover, 416 tons, Brown, st Palmetto wharf, for New York, ready- Kisley ft Crelshton. stani.. ?do 145 tons. . trattcn. in Ashley Elver, for P ovldence, loading- L 1 Potter. Wm I. Springs, 216 lons, Halsey, st N I Railroad wharf, for New York, loading-H V Baker \- t o. -arsh ' nilen, 274 tons, Avis, in the >tream, lor Wilmington. Del, ready-H F Bakor ft Cc. Clara Bel^e, 166 tone, Arasbury. in ihe ?tream, for a Northern Pott, ready- Olney ft Co. Solio e. - ton?, i ext jr, at Vennina's wharf, for Boston, loadin -M Goldsmith ft Son. Lotti , 266 tons, Johns on, in the. '-Bream, for Provi? dence, ready-Risley ft Creighton. NW m th, 296 tons. Tooker, at Adger'a wbarf.from New Kerk, olscnarging-W Boacb ft i o. B N Hawkin?, 896 tons. Mc Wy at Anger's wharf, from New kork discharging-W Roach .t Co. Waneta, - tons, Featherstone at Venning'a wharf, from Nea T?rk, discharging-W P Hall. Fmmft D unney, 164 ton?, Milton at I nlon wharf, from Jacksonville, fla, to be repaired-H F Ba? ker ft Co. OFFICIAL. LIST OF LETT KR9 remaining in the PostofBce at Jkarlcston, for the wera -.nding ATJUCKI 12, 1869. and printed offlelally In Tue DAILY NEWS, as the newspaper having thc largest circulation In the City of Charleston. jas-persens calling for Letters Advertised, should .tate that they arc "Advertised." 49> Office haut? ?rom * A. M. to 6 P. M. On Sun lays, irom 5 to G P. M. STANLEY O. TROTT. Postmaster. Winn.vs List'. Allston. Miss Mai yaun Allstou, Miss H M Aiken, Daphna Alston, ?usan Augustine, Uar' J Banks. Miss An neyE BatlereoD, Mite M Berren, Miss S Ii Bentbem, Mire Kate bradford, Miss Julia H Brown, Miss Em? mie R \ Bryant, Miss Ve? netia Burk scyer, Miss M B Cambel, Mrs El? lenor Chisolm, Miss Borah Chisolm, Miss L Z Chisolm, Mrs Harriet Chamberlain, Mrs F D Collins, Mrs Mary Cook, Mus Ada Ci ok, Urs Em melina Coats, Clari B collins. Miss Cathren Cray ton, sue Davis, Mrs Cece lia Days, Mrs Han nah Deas, Miss Catb rcu Daron, Mrs A Joseph Drayton, Mrs Been Draper, Mrs Emily Driscoll, Mrs Mary Dunhose, Miss Mary Duff -, Mrs An? drew Eady. Mrs Ada? line Dav's, Urs John toward'. Mr? MI an K Feavcrs MIBS Rebecca Fora. Miss Em merintha Gib .p, Miss Ma ria Gibbs, Mi6s Cc celia F Jibbe,Mrs Pleas ant Oreen, Mrs Mar tba Haneworth, Mrs Levi .nus Hammond, Mrs Mary Han.Lion, Mrs DH Hair, Mrs Cath? rine Hen denen, * me? lla O Hillyer, Mrs Har? riet J Hilton, Mrs J C Hoeartt, Mrs El? la S Holloway, Brid? get Bombs, Mrs Eli? za F Jenkins, Mrs I L Jenkins, Miss J, fiord?, Mrs Llirabetb Jones. Mrs C M Jones, Miss Ro? sabel Jones, Mrs Ellen Kruse, Mrs Wir liam Lambert, Mrs Boston nan Learn. Mrs J Louis, Mrs Sarah Lyons, Mrs Uea tbin. Muree, Miss A L essrrvy, Mi.s Laura Meyer, Ur? Mary Meyers, Mias Augusta Mitchell. ?Irs Amelia Mcrchnel, Mhts a M Ul kel I, Mr? Eli zibeih Milling on, Miss Mary M r.s. Miss Jen vie Morris, Mi<a So? phia Mu id, Mr B Mur 'bo K Miles, Miss Bai? lie Nortin, Mrs Sa? rah Olryn, Lydia -aiker, Mn Pcg Prince, Mrs Hen? ry Pat norn, Miss J Purtle, Miss El? lan Renington, Mis Mary E B'chard son. Misa -gnes Rtebmi.nd, Mrs Georue A icoH, Miss M E rimons. Miss Annie Simons, Miss Ls; her 9miih Miss Cor? nelia Smothers, Miss A M doubl?tes, Misa Sarah A Spencer, Mrs S dtraus?, Mrs sol taylor, Mr- Le lt ion thomas, Mrs C K rorron, Miss Mary Vin. e, Mrs Julia Wall, Mrs Cath? ren P Wederhorn, Mrs Sarah Webb, Mrs Car Hma WiDoo, Miss Ju? lia Wetgthman, Mrs Marla too , Mies Fan? nie Y Wrifibi, Miss Kate MK VS LIST. AletoD, thomas Anderson, A C Asner, M F Aster, Chas E Bonville, Thos Ba ington, Ed? ward Backer, John Bethune, losetb bisbop, Ed ware N Bischoff, JCW Blake, Joseph Bolman. James Brown, Richard Brown, B F Brisbane, Abbott H Brandt, J O Brandt. James T Burrows, Henry Bu're ft Bhode Bullwinkle, Hen ry Boll, Wm Calvin John D Carney, Peter Carter, Andrew Carean, Fnnk Churchill, kl H Clark, Tbo as Clara, Oenry W Clement, Jan e? M Cclelonch, James Cook, Fred Coben, Sam Cnllin, James C Davis, Dimer Dale, John C David A Davison, Capt James Davidson, E J Devereaux, Ste pben Deming, George B Dohon, W R Diers, Wm I ix m, E M Dixon, O W Y Dor James Drayton, Tfc orn? ea Doune, Thomas Duelen. O H Dunnemao, An gust Easton, Robert Edwards, James R Ellis, George W Emery, Moulton Farr, W W Fengoa, H p Fennicks, John, Foster. J Foster, Kdwin F Frost, Peter Friend, Daniel ii Frierson, John R Franklin, C L Gordon, Robert Gardner, Char? ity Geldings, Dr J FM Gleer, Bob'rt Jem's Gowan, J For? rest Goodwin, Geo Grant Capt O B Green. Harry ilrlffln k Hoff? man Harrington, Timothy Hard, ? lort, Godfrey Hales, Joshua H arie* ton, John Harney, W Y Harvey, D v. Harben. Claus r- orton, A C Huggins, G W Ja.'kson, Oliver P obneon, Alfred Johnson, Robert Johnson, Georre Juhn.-on. James Jones, Lewis Johanne, J F Kavanagh, John Kit g. T Bernard Kin- Diehard Kunmoy, F M Kinsman, E Roopman, U Kuck, H LaGrce, Tom Lawrence, Ed? ward Losbicolt, Capt J Lay lor, M M Lawranc?, F D J I es. enc, E B Lee, Peter Leslie, Jobu W Li ven-on. Chas Loper, Robert Lowndes, 1 T Lone. A K Lucas, G Manning, Capt B H Marks, N Martin ft Co Matlison, Alex ander Matson. Peter D Marshall, Jobn B Meyers. A G Meyers, JobnT Meyberg, Diede rlch Melville, J K Mosemsnn, Capt W E Monltry. York Murdaugb ft Co, JP Mtilloticy.Thom Muller, tl Fred Me : ut chea, Dan? iel McLeisb, James M?fia us, John McSwain. J A Mc-ween. J A Nelson, John Nnbleion. T H farber, Arthur Pars.-ll, Geo Parks ft Co, Geo Perene eau, I F Perkins. Wm A Pinatel ft Fisher tinckney. Wm Ii Bandai], J B Reeves, Join Rlckedbsker, M Rivers, Wm Riven, John Richs dsen, O R Rink, H W Biehler. Tobias Rogers, Beverly Bobertson, Peter Hobiaon, Carle Rober, Charles Rnggi, W Savage, Samuel 8 Kargent, H J Sch wari it off, Chas Scott, Jonah Shier, Dr H F bington. Alfred simmons, Abra? ham Sheppard, Joshua -inith, Thom s ri i tb, Harry Spenser, Wm oller-, Ho ct springer, Daniel Stilson, Frank stockley, John autlitfe. Wm Sweeney, Jtmea R taylor, Z T en-ion, Jackey Tbee. Jobs' n H roomer, Robert Vanderhorst, O B Vooel, Henry Vince, T G Vince, (! W Vick, J L Von Ohsen, George Watter, Cholles S Worner, Robert Woleh. James Wh g. Alfred Williamson, Chirles Witherspoon, Ha Isey ft Co Wr'gbt. Wm Vates, Jeremiah, Jr Tounp, Wm J Y nmg, Phillip GST Persons depositing letters in the Poatottlce will please place the stamp near the upper right band coruer of taw envelope, and they will also please to remember that without the stomp a letter cannot bc mailed, but will bc sent to the Dead Letter Office. p L I' A lt K F D li WHAT MED?CINES YOU T A K K . WHEN YOU ARK EXH AUSTED BY OVERWORK of bead or hand und feel tbe need ol something tn viKoroiing. don't dnnk whiskey or any intoxica ting thing, whe her under the name of Hitters or other? wise, -uch articles give just a- much strength to your weary bod aud mind as the whin gives to the jaded horse, and no more. Alcoholic stimulants are injurious to Nerve health, and are ALWAYS followed by DEPRESoINU REACTION. Dodd'8 Nervine and Inv?gorator is a TONIC and GENTLE STIMULANT which is NOT attended by REACTION. Wnat it .gains for yon. it maintains. When it rf freshes body or mind, lt refreshes wi'b natural strength that comes to sray. Weare not recommending teetotalism iu tbe interest of any faction; but long sod extended observation teaches us that he wbo resorts to the bottle for rest or recuperation, will^nd, as he keene at i', that he ia kindling a fire in his bones which will consume like thc flames of perdition. Turn from it Take o tonic that will refreah ?nd not destroy. DODO'S NERViNK is forsaio by all Bruguists. Trice One D' Uar. See Book of Certificates that accompanies each betti Taus* Jana 26 _Siitt. MARTIN'S PATENT Alum & Dry Plaster FIRE PROOF SAFES Are most desirable for quality, finish and price, f MARVIN'S SPHERICAL BURGLAR SAFES Cannot be Sledged! Cannot be Wedged ! Cannot be Drilled! BANK VAULT8, VAUtT DOORS, EXPRESS BOXES, FAMILY PLATE SAFES, COMBINATION LOOKS Please sead for a catalogue to ' MARVIN A 00., 4 (oldest safe mansfectaren) "_? \ t (286 Broadway, New Yeti. Principal J m che6tottt St,f Phi]a, Warehouses J m Bank gt#> ?jktyt\x\Ji?,0 And for sale by our agents in tilt principal cities throughout the United States FOB SALE BY WM. M. BIRD k CO., No. 203 EAST BAY, f CIIAKLKSTOS. December 29 lyr ijcpdtif Sitters. TEY PAMNIN'S HEPATIC BITTERS, THEY CURE DYSPEPSIA, ANS ALL DISEASES Or THE STOMACH AND LIVEB. l?n ARE axcoifimnm BT IEI MEDICAL rACULTY. HEGEMAN Ac CO., AGENTS, NEW YOEE. Manufactnred by C. F. PANKNIN, CSailC? ?SD AP0TSZCAB7, CHARLESTON, S.O. MWEor Bal* by Druggist* Everywhert.'*?M\ Febrnaiy 15 mwflyr IPrngs, (gljemifate, CU. Q U K ? PO Pl THE ONLY CEBTAIN RAT DESTROYER "WITHOUT Disagreeable Resulte. AD 0;LP H I8AAC8EN' S PHOSPHORIC PASTE, HERMETICALLY sealed and warranted to keep fresh for all time tbe greatest discovery if its kind In tbe age we dre in. No perron seed *^ be troubled with BATS, Al ICE, BED BOOS or ROACHES, for Air. Isaacsen'a destructive remedy is within the reach of all. Prepared only by himself, from rare sud valuable compounds, its cheapness is as wonderful ss lie efficacy. Bundreds of testimo? nials have been received irom all perts of the United States. The great advantage this SUBE POP possesses over all similar preparations is tbe FAC T that it is Certain lu its Kilt ct?, and free from the unpleasant ess of rats dying in their holes, as lt causes tbem tn leave tbe premises to seek air, and consume* tbem so entirely as to leave Ko Disagreeable Odor. Numbers ot references can be made to Persons in this City, ?ho have successfully oued it SOLE AGENTS FOR SOU 1H CAROLINA, DOW IE & MOISE, IMPORThP.S AND WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, Comer Meeting and Basel-streets, April '?3 mwt6iuo Charleston, S. C. 1 S O K ' S TOBACCO ANTIDOTE. Warranted lo l?e m ove all Desire for Tobacco. lt ls Purely Vegetable ?nd contains nothing Injurions. The following is one of thousands of testimonials that are daily received by the Manufacturer: Bicnx 'ND. VA-, November 28. 1868. DEAS Rn-The "Tobasco Antidote" prepared by you according to the leceiptyou have submitted to me, and the ingredient? ot which I have examined, 1Hpurely vegetab e. entirely harmless, and contains nothing in the least injurious. It is not disagreeable to the taste, ?nd a? a home article, I hope you will meet wi tu ready ?ale lor ir, sua I believe Uiat if the rlirectiousare lollowed, it will do a l you claimed tor lt JOBN DOVE, M. D. MW Price 50 cents per Bot. The usual discount to the Trade. MW For sale by Dr. H. BAER, WHOLESALE AGENT FOB 80VTH CAROLINA. June 7 gOL'TH CAROLLWA RAILROAD. ^ ^HAsuaraii, ?. C., April V, 1M9. f ON AND A>TBB ol'}. DAY, AP?IL Urn, TH J PASS..-. >RB IKAJNS of the south Carola a Bal? road will rus as follows : FOB AU6BSTA. Leave Charleston.8.30 -. If. Arrive at Augusta.4.45 P. If. Connecting with trains fer Montgomery. Memphis, Nashville and New Orleans, via Montgomery sud Grand J mutton. FOB COLUMBIA. Leave Charleirton.8.30 A M, Arrive at Cetambts.8.10 P. M. Connecting witt Wilmington sud Manch ester Bill? road, ?nc Camden train POB CHARLESTON. Leave Augusta.8.00 A. al, Arrive at Charleston..;.......10 P. M. Lea re Columbia.7 45 A. M. Arrive at Charleston..8.io P. If. AUGUSTA NIGHT CTPBBB8 (SUXDATB BCZRD,) Leave Charkaton.7.30 P. M. Arrive at Aajmsta.?.io A. M. Connecting with tiaras tor Memphis, Nashville and New Orleans, via Grand J auction. I eave Augusta. 4.1Q P. M. Arrive at O h?rtesten. .4.00 A M. COLUMBIA NIGHT EXPRESA (?TODAYS BXCXFTB?.) Leave Charleston.C.15 P. H. Arriva at Columbia.AAA A. M. Connecting (Sundays excepted) with Greenville an* Coram bia Railroad. Leave Columbia.6.50 P. M. Arrive st Charleston.5.S0 A V. SCMMERVTUiB TRAIN. Leave Charleston.8.88 P. H. Arrive at Sommerville. MO ?. M., Leave Summerville.T.10 A. MA Arrive at Charleston.A35 A. M CAMDEN BRANCH. Camden and Columbi4 Passenger Trains en Mon DAY?, WanjESDAYs aud SATUBDATS, connects with sp and down Day Passengers al Ringville. Leave Camden.6.85 A. M. liri.? at Columbia.ll.oo A. at. Leave Columbia.12.UP.H. Arrive at Camden.7.05 P. M. 8lgned> B. T. PKAKE, AorH io flwuwM' -. - vttt. S A D A A. 1 S Purifies the Blood. For Bale by Dvuaglrte Everywhere. inly 28 lit rp H E BISHOP PILLI THE BISHOP PILLI -THE BISHOP PILLI A Purely Vegetable Pill (8ugir-Coated.). - "COSTABA" BISHOP PILI, "ls of extraordinary efficacy for Costiveness, Ind)}' gestion. Dyspepsia, Headache, Nervous Debility, Liver complaint." "The best PILL in the world." Medical Journal, September A TEY THEM! TRY T H E HI All Druggists in CHARLESTON sell tbern. "COSTAR'S" STANDABI) PBEPABATI0NS ABE "Costar V flat, Roach, die. External's. "Cottar's" Bed Bug Exterminators. ?.Costar'?" (only pure) Insect Powder. "Only Infallible Remediea known." "18 year? established in New York." "2900 Boxes, and Flasks manufactured daily." "111 Beware 111 of spurious imitations." "iii Druggists in CHARLESTON sell them." Fer $1, $7, 83 and $6 sizes, Address "COSTAR" CUMPA S Y. rio. 13 Howard-street, New York. Bold in CHARLESTON, 8. C., by GOODRICH, WIN EH Aft dc CO. March 33 nao i yr K ? S K u o : SCROFULA, DYSPEPSIA, LITER COMPLAINT,. NERVOUS DEBILITY, RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, SIDNEY AFFECTIONS, EBUPIION8 OF THE ERIN, ABD ALL Obstinate or long standing diteases of th? BLOOD, LITER, URINARY ORGANS, NERVOUS SYSTEM, 4c. It purifies and enriches the Blood, eradicates Syphilitic or Scrolulons Taints. Restores the Liver and Eidneys to a healthy action, aids digestion, reg? ulates the bowels, and invigorates the Nervous Sys? tem. ^ 49- NOT A SECBET QUACK MEDICIVE.-** FORMUL A ABOUND EACH BOTTLE. Recommended by the best Physicians, eminent Dlviaes, Editors, Druggists, Merchants, Ac. HST THE BEST AND HOST POPULAR MEDI CINE IN USE. PBEPABED ONT. Y BT J. J. LAWRENCE, M. D., (An experienced and well-known Physician aa* Chemist,) Laboratory and Office, No. 6 Main-street, NORFOLK, VA. I -ice One DoPar per bottle. For sale by GOODRICH, WISEMAN k CO., DOWIE k MOIsE, Charleston, 8. C. . And Druggists everywhere. 4 July 26_Die_lyr Jj R. R I C H A U'S GOLDEN REMEDIES. A?K FOB NO OTHKB, TARE NO OTB KB, AND you will save time, health a?id money. tu(0 REWARD tor any cate of disease in any stage which they fal) io cure. Dr. BICH?D*B ?Ol DEN BALSAM No. 1 cures Ulcers, Ulcerated Hore throat sud Mouth. Sore I-yes. Cutaneous or skin Eruption-, Coup*T Chored Blotches, -oreness ol the Scalp. Scrofula, kc ; ls ?ne greatest Benovator, Alterative and Blood Purifier known, removes a l diseases trom the kyttem, and lea vee the blood pure und health'.'. Dr. HICBAO'K GOLDEN KA Ls A M No. 2- cures Mercurial Affections, Bheumatism in al) it'forma,, whether t< om mercury cr other causes; gives Imme* diaterelief in alteases. No d>e>ing i'<cef*ary. I have thousand* of Certificates urovmg the miracu? lous cures eflVcleo by these berni dies. Price of either No. 1 or No. 2, $5 per hotti.-,or iwo bottles for $9. Dr BICHAU's GOLDEN ANTIDOTE, ?safe ?pee? dy, p'easant and radical cure lnr ali CnoaryDe ragements, accompanied with full directions. Price $3 per bottle. """" Dr. RICHAU'S GOLDEN ELTXIB D'AMOUB. a ?adieal cure for fervous or General Debility, in old or yoong; imparting en?-rgv with wondeifol effect. Price 85 uer bottle, or two bottles for $9. On receipt ot price these Bemedits will be shipped to aay place. Prompt a ?en tien paid to ?H corree de ut?. None genuine without the name of "Dr. BICHAU'H GULI'EN B EM EDIES, D. H. RICHARDS, Sole Proprietor," blown ki glam ot bot les. Address D B. BICHAKDS. No. 228 Varick-stroet, New York' Office Hours from 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. Clrcu ara sent ly July j QOLOGNE, J M1PBBTOB TO THE BEST IMPORTED CO? LOGNE WATER, manufactured and soid wholesale an? retal? ey Dr. H BABB. Jue SA N.O 181 Meaang-etreeL,