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THE DAILY ?EWS. Snn and simdow. As I look froni the isle, o'er its billows of green, To tbc billows oi foam-cres ed blue. Ton b? k. that f r in the distin?>- lssron. Half dreuralug u y eye* will pursue ; Now tUrk id the ?lind w Bbo "caHer* the spray Ae the chaff io the 6trok? of (be fliil New w* i'ea" 'un ?ui ::uii ehe flies on her way. The sun gleaming bright on her cuil. Yet her pilot is thinking of dargcre to shun,? Of breakers tiiat whiten and roar ; Bow l?ue be ca<o* if iu shadow or sun They Bee ' im who gaze from the shore I fie lo ikH to th t>e<cou that looms ircm the roof, To the rock that s under hin lee. As he ? til's ou <be blast, like a wind-wafted leaf, O'er the mi is of the dosolate sea. Thus drl ting mar to the dlm-vaul ed caves W ore lite and Us ventures aro laid. The dr. nm ? who uozo while we battle the waves May see us n suuHhine or shade ; "Yet tra to our course, though our shadow grow dark. We'll trim our broad sail as before. And stand oy the rudder tbai governs the bark Nor ask how we look from the shore I /inamial ?ttft Commercial Tiit CUarleston Money market. Thursday, august 12, 1869. A general dearth of business and the few transac tions of tbe past week combine to render quotations merely nominal. Bille of the Bank of the btate have depreciated to some extent. Other bank bills are in demand. City stock is dull at 61. gales were made during the week by Mr. A. M. Moretaod of 16,000 south Carolina Ilailroad bonds, due in 1873, and 600 shares People's Bank stock, old, at 15 20. Money is eapy at J? percent, per month, on good col lateral security. SOUTHERN bank bills. Current BatoB Bank of Cam den.80 ?00 Bank of Charleston.83 @8? Bank of Chester.13 ?15 Bank of Georgetown.13 ?15 Bank of Hamburg.8 @00 Bank of Newberry.80 @ 82 Bank of Booth Carolina.20 ^0 Bank of State of S Carolina, prior to 1801.49 @00 Bank of 8tateof 8. Carolina,after 1st Jan., 1861. .10 ?00 Commercial Bank. Columbia.3 ?4 Exchange Bank, Columbia.13 &u Farmer*' and Exchange Bank, Charleston. 1 @00 Merchant's Bank,Cheraw.12 (i(,co People's Bank, Charleston.,.92 ?00 Planter's Bank of Fairfleld.. 7 ?00 Planters* and Mechanics' Bank,Charleston.?5 @00 Southwestern Bailroad Bank, Charleston, (old).-.78 @00 Southwestern Bailroad Bank, Charleston, (new).76 ?00 Satte Bank, Charleston. 7 ? 8 Union Bank, Charleston,.. .96 @98 City of Charleston Change Bills.98 <g>98 State S. Carolina Treasury Notes..........97 ?00 bonds. stocks AND co?ponp. City of Columbia Bonds.68 ?00 City of 45olu mma Coupon s.76 ? 00 South Carolina Bailroad and Bank Stock (wholeshares)......16 @C0 Boutb Carolina Bailroad (half shares).20 @C0 S. C. Bailroad Six Per Cent. Bonds.73 ?00 S. O. B. B. Seven Per Cent. B'ds.80 (?.82 8. C. Bailroad Certificate of Indebtedness.93 ?00 City of Charleston Six Per Ct. Stock.60 ?00 City of Charleston Fire Loan Bonds.76 @00 State of South Caronna Bonds (old) ex past d ue coupon?.65 ?67 Btate of South Carolina Bonds (new issue. of January 1, 1867) ex past due cm Pon?.63 @6i btate ot South Carolina bonds (Issued for Bank of the State bills).60 (300 Btate of Houth Carolina Stock.65 @00 State of South Carolina Coupons(luuriable)70 @00 People's National Bank Stock.110 ?111 First National Bank Stock.HO ?111 Union Bank stock.*g @oo Bank of Charleston stock (old), in demand and scarce??.$7 @ 8 Planters* and Mechanics* Bank stock (old) dull.ti}?@ 1% 'People's Bank stock (old).dull. .$6^(300 Greenville and Columbia Bailroad State guaranteed bonds.63 @00 Greenville and Columbia 1st Mortgage Bonds.75 ?O? Northeastern B. B. 1st Mortgage Bonds.83 ?00 Northeastern B.B. 1st Coupons (past <|ue).83 ?00 Northeastern Bailroad Stock (capital).$8 ?00 Northeastern Ilailroad Stock (pretf rred). ..$25 ?00 Northeastern B.B. Certificates of Indebted ness.55 @oo Cheraw and Darlington 1st mort bonds..00 (a00 Charleston Gas Company Stock (ex div).. .22 @00 Charleston City Bailway Stock.54 @00 Charleston and Savannah Bailroad Bonds (State guarantee ).?._60 @00 Savannah and Charleston B.B. Stock. ... 21 ?00 City of Savannah Bonds-.".92 ?00 City of Savannah Coupons (due previous to 1st June, 18G6).97 @00 City of Savannah Coupons idue after 1st June, 18(50)...r.. ..... .97 @co City of Memphis bonds, endorsed by M, & C Railroad. .70 goo Memphis and Charleston Bailroad Stock'su. 5 >i Memphis and Charleston Bailroad Bonds.90 ?00 Memphis and Charleston B. B. Courons. .93 ?00 ??;-? THE CHARLESTON MARKBT. Ivor the week ending thttr&dav, ado. 12, 1869 ] The Crops.?"'he general report for the week bas been, ou the whole, favorable to the cross, with some complaint oi rust and shedding in limited lo calities but as the weather hoe assumed a dryer and. more settled appejrance, these eviia may not pro bably spread. Beports of the opening of new cot ton comes trom several quarters, and, with dry and warm weather, the increasing receipts of new crop may dp looked for spee-iily, a single bale each hav ing been reoorted in Georgia and Texas. Planters on the sea islands are a shade more hopeful, the cateipillar apparently not progressing, and it is thought that the insect may make a le-s destructive visit than heretofore. Ihe rice orop keeps up a good appearance on most of the rivers, and a 1 avora ble harvest time is what is now needed to secure a fair yield. The Cotton Mabket.?The English market for tbe period under review has preserved considerable steadiness with moderate transactions?middlings being quoted at 12%d *? lb advancing to 13d; at New York the prices have been without Important change, and middlings have ruled at 33%c ** lb while at this port transactions, which were on the most res'rioted cale, (hewed a slightly easier ten dency, closing steady. Milbings, which were sonie whatnominal at81^@82, softened to 31>?c *? lb. The Liverpool and New York markets have shown the following movements for the week On Friday, August 6, the former was steady, sales 12,000 bales, uplands 12%d; tbe latter was firm, sales 1800 bales at33>?c. On .Saturday the former was a eba>'e firm er, uplands 12%d. sales 12.000 bales; the latter was firm sates 1600 bales at 88J?c. On Monday the for mer was quiet, sales 12,000 biles, uplands 12%d; tbe latter was firm, sales 1800 baies at 33>$c. On Tues day the former was steady, sales 10,000 bale- ; the latter wss unaltered, sales 1600 bales at 83^o. On Wednesday tho former was firmer, uplands ISd, ales 12,000 hales ; the latter was more active, sale* 3600 bales at 33>?c. Yesterday the former was firm, sales 10.000 bales, uplands 13d; the latter was qulel but steady at 83Kc. The arrivals at this port for the week have been no bags of sea islanis and 189 bales of uplands, against no bags of sea islands and 166 bales of uplands the week before, and 3 bags of sea islands and 543 balee of uplands for the week 1*4 year. These supplies have come from the following source?: bay of up lands, per South Carolina Bailroad, 179 bales; per Northeastern Bailroad, 10 bales. Tbe stocks of cotton in sight at the latest dates were as follows : 1869. 1868 Bto-kln Liverpool. 277 000 680.630 Afloat from India.ft,.. 687,000 636,000 Afloat from America. 20,000 8.000 Stock in London. 43,260 85,010 Afloat tor Lonaon. 6V.00U 135,000 Btoch In Havre. 55,693 ' 86,791 Aftoatfor Havr-. 115,068 109 096 Stork in Bremen. 10,086 11,199 Afloat tor Hi err..11. 4.701 13.270 Stock in United s?tes nort*. 84 649 62,946 Stock m the interior towns. 1,879 ?006 Total.1,206.728 1,621.956 Letlciency in visible supply . 416,283 Stock of cotton held by Manchester splmier* si tbe mi IIb, now 180.000 bale*; same Ihne 18**8, 105,000 hales; ml idling uplands bow 13d. Iaen9%d. The transactions and prices prevailing in the mar ket lor tbe week have been as follows: On Friday. August 6, the tendency of tbe marke! to* in bayera' fsvor, tbe inquiry being mainly fron one' purchaser ; sales 1 2 bales ; ordinary to go >i ordinary being quoted at 29?i30>?. low middlfdg 31 middling 81XA820 ? tt?. On Saturday the business was light ; sales % bales ; quotations unaltered. On Monday, there was bat little inquiry and 1 limited stock; sales unimportant and quotation! nominally unchanged. On Tuesday there was but little done, at rathoi aster price*; sa e? 24 bales; ordinary to good ordl nary hein? qutfted at 2 ?80, low middling 81, mid ?Wng81>*c. # lb. On Wttoueiday the business was Jfght; sales 1* bale*; quotations nominally unchanged. Yesterday the market was quiet; ?aies 74 b?te? p?rt of whi-h was fold tbe day before, say 1 at 3cj 1 at 31 ; 33 at :il ? ; 40 at 33c. Wa quote : LIYKRPOOL OLABtflKICATIOM. ordinary to crood ordinary.28 ?SO LowmMdltng.81 @? Middling.81??? By New York elaHsiflcarbn we nutzte : Middling,nominally.33 ?? Sea Inland Cotton.?The st^ck ol this article baving bueone reduced to a few bruited lote, the business has bten unimportant Tbe growing crop in this viciai'y is looking well, and buein?6s iu thin class of tbe staple will be hardly wo- thy of a report until the new crop begins to come forward. We quote nominally common Floridas at COaCUc; medium 60a 70c V lb. 8ea Manda may oe quoted at 6<fe75c for tucoium, ani 80ca$l V lb (or flue. Uice ? lhe limited stock of this grain remaining on band is buld fltmly Tbe transactions for the week have been about 350 tierces of clean Carolina; sny 30 tierces at 7? ; 70 at 8o; 88 at 8?; 140 at B? ; 23 at 8?c 9 It. Yesterday the market was Very firm and hsldsrs were generally asking higher rates?in one case 8?*- V to was refused for an extra lot of good r'ce? quotations are consequently nominal. r. AVAx. >xonJta ?Tiiv arrivals under ?bis iiea? for the week baa been about 1400 bbls. Bales of Mo. 1 Rosin were made at $3 75493 60; low No 1 at $3 25; extra No. 3 at $1 90; No. 2 at $1 80, aud No. 8 at il 75. The tr in'OctionB in spirits turpentine amounted to abont 3S0 bbls, which were sold at J7??38c, as in packages, and a em .11 lot in New York bbls st 38?c. the market cloning firm. Crude turpentine sold at ?2 80 bbl f?r virgin, $2 60 tor yellow dip, and $1 0 for hard. Hat.?The arrivals have been restricted to limited lote of North River qualities We note sales of this description at95@91 per hundred. Corn.?lhe receipts have been about 8000 bushels from Baltimore and limited supplies from Tennes see. About 2400 bushels of Maryland white waB sold at ?1 30 $ bust-el, weight, sack* included Jobbl is lots of Maryland are selling at about % ; ?u a 1 86 V bushel, weight, bags included, and Tennes see qualities, mixed, have been sold at $127 f> bushel, weicht, by the car load from the depot. Flour,?Northern and Western qualities are in moderate stock, and super of this quality may be quoted at S G 70?7 $ bbl.; extra, at $7 '255*7 7fi bbl ; and family at $8@9 V bbl. Southern descrip tions are coming forward more freely, and sup?r may be quoted at $7 26?7 SO V bbl. ; extra at $8? 8 50 V bbl., aud family at t0@10 ?I bbl. Bacon?Is in moderate t-tock and is held firmly; prime shoulders may-he quoted at 17?c. ^ lb, and prime clear rib aides at 21c. lb. some wholesale, transactions took place at rates within these figure?. Prime strips are held at 20 M ; long clear salted are held at 18>?? 19, and clear rib sides at 18?? 19. Wheat ?Moderate supplies of -new Southern are coming forward, and we quote pr^me whits at $1 70? 175 V bushel, and prime red at $14G@1 60. R?tter.?There is a. fair stock of prime Ooshen. Wo quote Rood to rdNbe et 3C@4) cts. lb. West era aud other lower grades sell from 20@30 cts. ffl ?b, us in quality. ' Salt.?There have been no arrivals.* Store lots are held at $2 26 tp sack. India Basqino.?There h?ve been liberal arrivals of this article, but tbe demand is as yet hut limited. Wo quote 26? cts, $ yard cash and 27 eta on titre. The stock here at present is light, Dundee bagging, 44 inches, 1? lbs. for tho yard, is held at 80@35c. Sea'island bigging, 45 inche? wide, 2 lhe. for the yard, is held at 45c. Korr.?The demand for rope ts moderate, and prices are somewhat nominal at quotations. We quote hemp at ? cents "? lb. ; greenleaf at 10 cent ?, and Jute at8??9 cents pound, ' ' ' Iron Bands and Tibs for cotton, of the most ap proved patterns, are offered on the market, at 7 aSc 9 lb, and some sales have taken place at these figures. Timber and Lumber.?The market for this arti cle is dull. We quote timber for milling purposes from $5@9 Shipping timber Si0(31? ; 4 4@ ?-4 noor iDg at $14@15 %1 M. Bright lumber, good mer chantable, lrom city mill;, cut to size, from $20 @24 9 M by ihe-eargo. j*t Freights.?To Liverpool, by steam, nominal ; by sail, ?d on uplauds, ar d ?d on sea islands. To Havr*;* nominal. Coastwise vessels are in demand?To New York by steam ?c on uplands, and Jfo. on sea islands, $1 130 V tierce on rice; by. tail, ?<s V ft on cotton; $1 $ tierce on rice; 40c ^ bbl on rosin; $3 M. oa lumber ; $9? 10 # M. on timber. To BoBton, by sail, ?@9-16o ft. oh upland cotton. ToProvideuoe, $8 %1 M. on beards, ?c ^ ft on cotton. To Philadelphia, by steam, un settled and nominal ; by sail, S6a7 $ M. on br<*ra?, $9 on timber; ?3 per tou u? ?1*71 and S3 60?4 on phosphates. To Baltimore, by cteahi, un settled and nominal. By sail. 6<J?7 ^ M. on boards?$3 50?4 *B ton on phosphate rock. Vessels aro in demand by our merchants to take lumber freight* from Georgetown, S. C., Darien and Baril la River, Gco., and Jacksonville, Fla., to North ern ports, and $11? 12 $ M. arc rates on lumber and board*. Exchange.?Sterling Bills?The rate yesterday was 146? for sixty day bills. Domestic Exchange.?The banks are purchasing sight checks on New York at par ; 5 days ? off. They are selling sight checks at ? preni. Gold.?The brokers were yesterday buying at 35, and selling *t 86?. Markets t?y Telegraph. fobeion MARKETS. London, August 12?Noon.?Consola 92?. Bonds quiet at 83?. Sugar dull on the spot, and stesHy afloat. Liverpool, August 12?Noon.?Cotton steady. Uplun ls 13?al3?d. Sales 10,000 bales. Breadstuff* firmer. Lard excited at 78s 6VL Evening.?Cotton unchanged. Sales 10,009 bales. Other:' unchanged. Havre, august 12.?Cotton opened steady both on the spot and afloat. DOMESTIC MARKETS. New York, August l??Noon.?Money steady at 6a7. Sterling 9?. Gold 84?. Cotton 33?c. Tur pentine 43?c. Ronin firm. Evening.?Cotton firm. Hales 3300 bales at 83?o. Flour, State and Western, heavy and drooping. Su perfine to fancy State $5 9Sa7 40. Superfine to choice white .Western $6 90a7 76. Southern quiet and heavy. Common te choice extra 80 Wall 75. Wheat?winter in good request at full prices. Spring 2c lower. Am ber State $168al 68 ?c Corn heavy and unchanged. Beef steady. Pork quiet at ?8113?. Old ?82 7ft. Prime $38a28 60. Lard firmer at 20?>i20?c Whis key firmer at 8112*118. Blee moderately active. Carolina 8 }?a-3?c. Sugir less active. Coffee fairly active. 1 Molasses dulL - .turpentine. s8?a?4??. Bosla $3 33i8. Freights firmer. Governments closed roDg. Cl's 24. Southern hesvy* Money steady at 6a7 per cent. Sterling 9? at0. Gold quiet at 84?. Stocks dull and unsettled. Baltimore, August 12.?cotton steady. Floor steady. Low and medium grades family active. Su perfine $6 26a6 7S. Wheat firm. Prims 81 60al 70. Corn steady. Whtto 8103cl 10. Rye dull at $115a 116. Oats steady at GOc. Provisions firm. Whiskey more doing?8118. Cincinnati, August 13.?Provisions quiet and firm. Pork held at $38 26. Bacon 16?o. Hams 24c. Lard 20c. Louisville, August 12 ?Provisions firmer. Pork 834. Shoulders 18o. Clear ei?ea 19%Co, Hams 22?a 23?c. Lard 20?e. Whl-ksy f I 08. Wilmington, August 12.?Spirits turpentine ad' vsnoed ?c. Sales at 89c. Rosin dull. Crude tur pentine ?2 60a3. Ta? stead v at 82 26. auoc3ta, August 12 ?Cotton dull. Sales 6 bales. Becsiptb 87 bales. Middlings nominally 81o. Savannah, August 12 ? Receipts 8 balsa, two tl wbioh were new cotton, classed strict low middling, and one sold at 42c. Mobile, August 12.?The market here closed dull. Sales 75 bales. Lo* middlings 30o Bee4pt* 35o. New Orleans, Augast 12.?Cotton, demand tali atod prices firm. Sales 818 bales. Lew middling* 80?c. Receipts 91 bales. Sugar unchanged. Gold 11 83?c. sterling A9?*. Sight exchange on Hew York atpar. , _ Xswlawlllo M ?ratet* j* \ RH VI LUE, August 9.?Corrosi?The market I? still dull and unohangvM as follows] Ordinary 27; good ordinary 28?a20; lew middling 80*80?. XASMVnJUB cotton statement. Stock on hand September 1, 1388,.?0 Received to day.i.i 6 Received previously.61,9.2?51,87? Total. Jf..?. 62,088 Shipped tOHlay..f. W hhtpped previously.<..61.904??1,91? .-dock on hand.;. 1*1 m* Flour?Wo oontlwue to quote a ? l -k market, with n a sreat demand for low ?rades. The ?hip . en s daV ani?anrcd <o 400 Ohls, oa ft basis, of 8? 25u6 W| single extra 86 35; double extra 86 50; temliy 57 tth 7 7?; ?8 25s6 60. Tbe Jackson Mills to day ad vane?d 2?c V bbl round. Whxat?Market moderately eativ*. and imitas: in favor of buyers, the receipt? to-day foot up 7084 bushels, with sblpmont? of 1300 bushels. We quote Mediterranean, at IIa] 05; red tl 10; amber $1 10; white $1 'JO. ?. Conn? I be receipts to-day included 2600 bushels, purcbiu?ed loos- st 75 and shipments ef 3300 hush els at 92? and 9Je, delivered in depot. Wilmington Market. WILMING^'iN, Aur^stlt?'r^jBPBWTtNK?T* un changed lu price, hales ot 185 bbls at $8 tor vir?in. and $2 CO lor ye.P*w dtp, per 280 pounds. j Krmrra Tobvehtonb ? ales reported of 16 bbls, in oil Darrels, at !6>?v. and 100 bbls at 28?o per ?ai Ion, market dosing flrm. with an advancing ten- , denoy. Koam ?Sales of only 17* bbls at $1 70al 80 for No 2 a id $2 76, $8 35, 98 60 and 94 for No 1, as to i quality. No other sales reported Charleston Wholesale Hrftees. 43 27 0 30 82 ? 0 ? abtioxxs. J V BAGGING, ? yard? Dundee_s*,:?*-,-....?.... 80 Gunny Cloth.. 26 BALE ROPE, ? lb?Manilla. ? @ Western. 8 ? Ju e. eue COTTON, V lb Ordinary to Good Ordinary.. 28 (?; Low Middling. 31 ?@ Middling to Strict Middling.. 82 @ Good Middling. Sea Island.I CO ?3 1.00 COFFEE, V m?Rio.I 20 ? 26 Laguayra.| 2k ta) Java. 30 & AO FERTILIZERS? I Carolina Fertiliser, v> 2000 lbs... j?5.0D (ft ? Wando Fertiliser. 60.00 (m ? Double Refined Poudrette.. ....|30.00 ? ? Nil.-a* Phosphate. 63.00 @ ? Peruvian Guano, V 2249 lbs._195.00 t& ? Pacific Ouata, <ft 2000 ms.06.00 @ ? Phoenix Guano. 05.00 @ ? Baugb's Phosphate, V 2000U>s...IM.00 @ ? Rhodes' Phosphate. 2000 lb h... j 05.00 & ? Rhodes' Stand. Manure??65time|67.60 ?D ? OrchUla Guano-.$40 time 36 00 ? ? Land Plast??.3t. 50 @ MBped'8uper PhoBubato,V 2000 lb|C5.00 (<i> ? Zell's Raw Bone Phosphate.60.00 @ ? Stall's super Phosphate ot Lime. .|60.00 @ ? Woolston's Phosphate of hime..- .|66.00 (3) ? WoolBton's Vegetatjr, W 2OC0 lbs 66.00 @ ? Croasdale'e Gen. huper-Phos, net 60.00 0 ? Bowers'Complete Manure, net... 60.00 KarUy'e Phospho l'eruvian, cash. 05.00 feardy's Pacific Guano, cash.60.00 Patapeco Guwao.|65.00 E. Krank Ce^'s Pbosthats.|65.00 FLOUR, ? bbl?Supsi . 0.76 7.26 Northern and Western Extra, Baltimore .Extra..,. ? Southern?Super. 7.00 Extra. 8.00 Family. 9.C01 G RA IJV?Maryland Oats, 9 bushel, i ? Western Oats, V bushel.I 7 Corn, V bushel.,'.. 1.27 SA Y, ? cwt.?North Biver.I 95 Eastern.| ? i.UMBER, * M. teet? 1 Clear White Pine, 1st quality.'60.00 White Pine, good run.[38.00 Vnllow Pine.,... 20.00 Boards, M. feet?Rough.114.00 Grooved and Tonirued.... 128.00 MOLASSES, ^ gallon?Cuba.| 46 MUBCovado.....L 48 Sugar Houbo.[ 50 New Orleans. NAVAL STORES, bbl?T*r_ Pitch. Rosin, Pale. Rosin, No. 1.,.....j S.78 Koein, No. 2. Rosin. No. 3., Spirits* Turpentine, rbIIc-i Oj.ir.ui. *i m (et) ? @ ? w ? @ ? @ ? <8> 7.00 @ 7.76 <H - @ 7.60 ta) 8.60 @ 11.00 ? ? (?p ? ta) 1.30 ta 1.00 @65.oe 0140.00 @24.O0 (916.00 @32.00 @ 47 (9 56 (g) 1.00 ta) ? @ ? (A, ? KKILS?American, 4@20d, ? keg..| 8.60 PO Dupout's, F.F.F. g. Dn*w}Qt*9- W.Y.Y,,........... Dupont's, Blasting. PROVISIONS?"? lb Bacon, Hams, V lb. Bacon, Shoulders. Bacon, Strips. Lard, in keg. Butter. Cheese. Potatoee, bbl. OhiouB. Apples. ?/C^-Carolina, lb. East India. SALT? Liverpool, coarse, V sack Liverpool, fine. SUGAR, fi lb?Raw. Porto Rico. . Muscovado. . * f 1 . . . i-i Is 3?2 ! : I Ii is! g BS CO ?g, QD to to i-* o 6 1 ^< ?' ? o S % xi o CB ? 5 aa If I er 3 9 tCxpsrts of it ice. Naval stores and AVana ber from tbe Port of Charleston, Crom September 1 to August 1?. 180? Boston;...... New York.......... Philadelphia. Baltimore., ... New Orleans. Mobile.S Providence, It I..., Other U. S. Porte.. Total Coastwise' Barcelona t. Majorca & a Market West Indies..... Halifax, N 8. StJohiis, K ?... London.i Bristol, Bng. Liverpool...4?. Havn ..>,..:,.;... Montevideo.... .9.. Great Britain.;,,. Total Foreign. . Grand Total.. Tierces. 1,761 16,208 2,401 V.926 20? 403 Barrels. 12.230 8109 3,C4) 3,449 wjmbeh. Feet. 27,653 70 70 a,7io '250 1 %f? ^7,297 12^809 .36041 871,126 6,l'ld.396 2,507.380 2,428,659 2,781.566 647,118 14,252143 840,000 1.423^734 03.694 ???417 16,672,294 Oemparative Kxpvrt? or cotton, ?rosa the Port ot Charleston. expobtxd to Liverpool.... .".<f^... Other Brh?sh fori?. E, rsxAJi Bales. Total to Great Britein... Havre.. Other l<rench Ports. Total to France.; Xortb of Europe. Total North of Europe. :- outh of Europe/. West Indies, Total Eore1gn^er^?y.^T,..jAOW. Boston...... .?. Rhode Island, ?;c New York. Philadelphia. Balttmora sad Nor ->lk Othov "ulted Stetes Porte. TotaS to Coastwise Porto. G.i?d Total....I 4,028 'i 4,023 8,199 .... 15 8904 ?9,789 49,7b9 652 ?52 mm .'SSjWS. il o;?22 2 488 103.193 11.8 ff 18,892 1?? 141.609 7,91? 1 ,194 454 Tnterior Towns Ktocsis of Cattesa ass t not ft net tasted lot the Heeetpte. towns. Auguste and Hambnr?. M aeon. Geo. Columbus, Gee....;.. Montgomery, Ala. HetaCMs Ala. Memphis Tenu. KasBTdte, Te ' Tstol. ..August 8 .. august 9 .august 71 1869 197 S89 136 Export? rar the w?eh ending Tfesursday. AwKttst 1*. ST. OFORGE'8, BKRMUD??Per British sehr Lion ?96,oce fest Pitoi? Pins Lumber. DOMESTIC BOSTON?Per sehr A *, Glover?550 1>ble Spirits Turpentine. 240 bbls Borin, 91 tons Old Iron and Meiae. US b?>s Rat??. 10,000 feet Lumber, 171 loo-e Hides, 2 boxes Leath- r. PBOVIDtNOE. K l-per sehr Lottie?148,000 feet Flooring Boards NEW YOKE? P?>r steamship Cbarnnion?210 bole? Upland Co ion, 21 t ags Sea Island Cotton, 100 rlo'ces Blc-. 80 casts Hay, 26 bbls Rosiu, 67 bdes Yarn, 49 bundles Paper. 24 pack ages c undrfe.?, 80S Menne, 1 Fi>e Engine. P> r steamsb p Magnolia?16 bales ?i<,tton, 22 bales Yum, 240 bbls Ko-in, 15 tierces Rice, 48 casks Clay, 729 Melons, 48 packages Mm. dries.P,r Robr Myovtr?152,000 feet Lumber, 100 hbds Molasses 16 b' Is Beef, 18 boxes Wine. 77 bags Cotton Seed 8 packages Fourniture, 3 boxes Hardware, 1 bbl Vlneear PHIUDKLPdUU? Pf>. sieamship J W Everman? 190 balos < oiton, 60 bnles Yarn, 7 bal<>s Bans. 1 bale Wool, 805 bbls Bosin. 115 tons Phosphate ....Per scur Clara Bell?280 tons Phosphate Rook. BALTIMORE?Per 8team?blp Fal-on?71 tierces Rice, 42 bales Cotton, 240 bbls Rosin, 80 casks Clav. 40 balos Leather, 84 bales Hair, 60 bales Doi&?aitC?, 4 bales Rood. 140 tonn Pbonnhate Bock CO packman Vegetables and Sundries. Per brig Ellen Mart i?300 toes Phosphate Kock II jgss -313 ?8 Oas-<s5 q op Hug? Will : : IUI: I liai i g lift m co os ?3-3 -a f ci o -1 o m g g g g s s s s? ?gs f*. ci jjc ^ tn Ot Co jo j<i oo oo -a ^K -a k5 oo o? tot-o ?sMo,j *-*?Hg: ?| lili M?m M : S: '.p je; ; ; ? 8; ?B ?1: i i ??J?i ?i co ; m Ma ?S o> ; j? S to S S S? ,**ih r ; to"tot?ro5i2Sooo liiiiil&iia If g cd ^ -1>-*fcS. -iiroiVj ?en 1 HI 1 a?gjl. I? : y i s - ? ? -?s ?j?oo; o< je ? . ?fe Mgijucp'oci J_!._?.w p o S S S g (3 bo !2S: sig2S: Il ?8. ! o, oo o ? S?S CO* h to i.; o Di ?-. to Note.?Wo have deducted from New Orleans 43,383 balea Upland, from Mobile 15,630 bales, from Savannah 8724 bags Sea Island and 240 bales Up land?and from Charleston 2523 bags Sea Island and 232 bales Upland, the quantities received at those ports from Mobile.' Florida. Texas and Savannah. Kxport*. ATHENS, N Y?Per sehr W L Springs?160,900 feet Lumber. Passengers. Per steamer Emilie, from Georgetown, S .C? 1 W Daggett, Dr J B Ar der^on. B R Lester, J'Jones, H W Tllton, A Smith, B Beard, R Bogan, T Brown, and 6 on deck. Port ot Charleston. August 13 IHl ES OT TUB MCOS, New Moon, 7th, 4 hours, 46 minutes, evening. First Quarter, 16th. 7 hour, 19 minutes, moruing. Full Moon, 21st. 11 hours. 8 minutes, evening. Lett Quarter, 30th. 2 hours, 88 minutes, morning. AUGUST. sum RISKS, j SETS. SETS. t' BIOS I water. 9 Monday.... 10 Tuesday.... lllWednesday. Thursday... Friday..... Saturday... 161 Sunday. 6..20 6..49 6..21 ! ?..48 6. .21 6..22 : 6. .23 I ?.?28 ! 5. 24 6. 47 6.. 46, 6.45 6..44 6..48 8..2S. 9.. 2 9. .40 10.21 ; 10..69 11.41 Morn. 9.. 6 9..66 10..42 11..82 Morn. 12..28 I..26 Arrived Yesterday. Brig H W McGilvery. ?tnbhs, Bucksport, Me. Hay. To J A En slow A Co. * Hohr Francisco. Crowther, Baltimore?16 days, Corn. To T JEerr it Co. Yacht Louly, ??, irom Port Royal and 'Beau* fert, e O. Steamer Emilie, Lewis, Georgetown. 48 toe Bice, M dee, and Sundries. I o Snackeuord A> Kelly, S L Howard A Bro, J M Eason h Bro, s H Solomons. J F 1 ay lor A Co. Mrs J D Ward, B O'Neill, Mrs D E Hu ger, O J Walker, H Blatte A Co, C D Abrens A* Co, 0 Alston, Sr. and others. Received Irom Chisohn's Milt?95 tierces Biee. To 8 L Howard A Bro. ? Cleared Yesterday. Sehr W L Springs* Hsfsey, Athens, New York?H F Baker A Co. .Sailed Yesterday. British bark Fantee, Cleverly, a Port in Great Bri Brig Ellen Maria, Smith. Baltimore. Kehr Anna a Glover, Tc-rry, Boston. Bohr Electric Spark, Cornell, New York. from tbls fort. Sehr Adolph Hugel, Adams, Philadelphia, August 9. Up for tails ??ovt. Brig 3 A Dovereux, Clark, at Bouton, August 9. Cleared tor tbls s?ovt. Bohr Menewa, Dlssosway. at New York, August 9. ittemoiMiia Tbe steamship San Jacloto, from New York for Sa vannah, want ashore on Body Inland on the 9tb lust. The passenxTs and crew we-e saved. The ship at last accounts was stul reported ta good condition. LWWJtW^mnMLk-1 UP, VtBARED ANS> SAILED FOR * HIS The The FORE?G tf.iVKttrooi.. Hannah T.ierie, Ferguson, cleared.May 20 ?o Vinco, BsUtoay, sailed., .July 16 British torig Courier, Mans, sailed.July 9 OOMJBST?O ootnsneno'. MB.M Sehr V-dooity, Pinkham. aoUed.June 16 lAKCCX. Brig J A Devereux, Clark, up..'.August 9 Brig Cyclone, Ftfabie, up. .August 8 ! *?^tOBK Sehr Georgia. Swap, up.,..July Si xoh. Lilly, Huurhes, up.;. ..Anmiat 4 Sehr Menewa Dissoeway cleared...August 9 PUrJUiOKWMIA 6chr AmandaFhtat^?9,0olhns, sleared....July 99 I.IST Or SHIPPING m In the Port or tnaarieston, Aagnit I?. V?BflIL9 VNDEB 1*0 TOKS, .VXD 3TEA?S3S COABTJUB WITHIN THE BTATE EXOEPTEp. 8TEAMS?IKf. ManhAttab, 1837 tous Woodtmll, St Adger's wharf, for New York, loading?James Adner St Co. Sea Gull, 610 tonn, Dutton, at Union wharves, get* Baltimore, L?adlug?Ueurtenay & Trenholm. tl.vl'.Kh. Mionlo (Br), 323 tons Robertson, at Marshall's Wbarf, for Liverpool, loading?R Muro & Co. BHIG&. H W McGilvcry, ? tons, stutts in tbc Stream, from Prankfor", Mo, just arrived?J A ^nelow St Co. J Titus |Br), 176 ions. I.ov<?joy. t"t Bonnett'H wbarf, for the Mediterranean, load ng?W P Hall. Bella Dolores (-pan), ? tout*. Dural 1 at Quarantine, from ?stabs??, waiting?W P BaU Susan E VoorbeeM. 399 tons, Forf-rd. in Ashlev River, for No x York, loading?Rlslcy St Creigh ton. SCHOONERS. Myrover, 418 tons, Brown, ot Palm<-tto wharf, for New York, ready? tttsley & Crelghton. Stampede 146 tons, ?-tratton, in Ashley Rivor, for P ovtdrnce, loading?L Pottor. Win I, Springs, 210 ton?, Halsey, at N B Railroad > wharf, for New York, loading?H V Baker SiCo. Sarah f?llen, '274 tons, Avis, in the Stit-an, for Wilmington, Del, ready?H F Baker St O?. Clara B?1?a. 1A0 tons. Amsbury. in th.t stream, for a Northern Port, ready?Olney & Co. Sulio e. ? tone, i extor, at Yenning's wharf, for Boston, loadin ?M Goldsmith St Hou. Loi li -, 266 tons. Johnson, lu the stream, for Provi dence, ready?Rlsley & Crelghton. N W . m th, 295 toss. Tooker, at Adder's wharf, from New York, (ilacharging?W Roach St c'o. B N Hawkins, 896 tons. McVey. at Adger's wbarf, irom New York, discharging?W Roach St Co. Wanata, ? tons, Eeiitherstone at Vennlng'a wharf, from New York, disobarglnir?W P Han. Emma D *lnney, 154 tons, Milton at ? nion wharf, from Jackson ville, ? la, to be repalrod?H r Ba ker & Co. OFFICIAL. LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the Postofflco at Charleston, for the week ending AUGUST 12, 1869, and printed, officially tn The Daily News, as the newspaper having the largest circulation in the City of Charleston. 49a,Persons caDlng for Letters Advertised, should t?te that they are "Advertised." 49- Office horny irom 8 A. M. to 6 P. M. On Sun days, from 6 to 6 P. M. (STANLEY G. TROTT, Postmaster. WOMKN'S LIST. Allston. MIsb Maryann A IIb ton, Miss H M Aiken, Daphne Alston, susan Augustine, Mar.' BarikB, Hiss An noy E Battereon, MUs M Barren, Mies 8 E Beruh cm, Mite Kate Bradford, Miss Julia H Brown, Miss Em rule B , Bryant, Miss Ve netla Burkayer, Miss M B Oambel, Mrs El lenor Cblsolm, Mips fcfarnh Cblsolm, Miss E Z Cblsolm, Mrs Harriet "Chamberlain, Mrs F D Colline, Mrs Mary Cook, Mu b Ada Cook, Mrs Em meline Ooats, Clor*B Collins, Miss Cathren Craytou, Sue Davis, Mrs Cece lia Days, Mrs Han nah Deas, Miss Cath ren Daran, Mrs A Joseph Drayton, Mrs Been Draper, Mrs Emily Drikcoll, Mrs Mary Duhhose, Miss Muij Duffs Mrs An drew Eady, Mrs Add' hue Dav's, Mrs John I'd ?tards, Mr* Mi nn E Feavers. Miss Rebecca Ford, Miss Em mariutha Gibhs, Miss -Ma ria Gibbs, Ml 68 Ce celia F L?ibbs,Mra Pleas ant Green, Mid Mar tha Huiusworth, Mrs Levin una Hammond, Mrs Mary Hamilton, Mrs D? Hair, Mrs Cath rine Henderson, A me lia C Hillyer. Mrs Har riet J Hilton, Mrs J C HORartt, Mrs El la 8 Holloway, Brid get Hombs. Mr.? 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Mrs lmlrui Aoo , Mies Fan nie Y Wright, Mise Kuto MKK'S IilST. Alston, ThomaB Anderson, A C Asner, M F Aster, Chas E Barn ville, Ttos ea i up tou, Ed ward Backer, John Bethune, fosoth Bishop, Edwaso N Bischof. JCW Blake. Joseph Bolman. James Brown, Richard Brown. B F Brisbane, Abbott H Brandt, J O Brandt. James I Burrow*, Henry Bub-e St Bbode Bull winkle, Hen ry Bull, Wm Calritt. John D Carney, Peter Carter, Andrew Cereau, Frank Churchill, M H Clark, Tho as Clark, B'*nry W Clement, Jan cj M Colslough.Jamee Cook, Fred Cohen.Kam Onillu, James C Davis, Ulmer Daly, John C David A Davlson, Capt James Davidson, E J Devereaux, Ste phen Darning, George B Dohon, W B Diem, Wm . Iixon,EM Dixon, Of ? Dot James ' Drayton,. Tiiom 111 Daone, Thomas DuctSAj O H , Dutfneman, Au gust fi I Easton, Robert Edwards. James B Bills, George W Emery, M oui ton FftiT, W W Feugas, H p Fennloks, John; Foster. J Foster, KdwinJp Frost, Peter Friend, Daniel H Frierson, John B Franklin, C L Gordon, Robert Gardner, Char ley , Geddings, Dr J FM Gloer, Robert Jem's Go wan, J For rest* iGco?win, Geo jGrant. Cspt C B Green, Harry arifflu h Hoff f*man Harrington, Timothy Hard, U yart, Godfrey Hales, Joshua Harles tou. John Barney, W Y Harvey, DB Harbers, Claus borton, A O Hug;, inn, ? W Ja aeon, Oliver P Johnson, Alfred Johnson, Robert Johnson, George Johnson. James Jones. Lewis Johanns. J F Kavanagb, Jons King T Beruard King. Bichard Kunmey, F M King man, E Koopman, B Kuck, H LaGree, Tom Lawrence,. Ed ward Lashicott, Capt Laylor, M M Lawronc?, F D h?? ,.. t.eaeane. E B Lee, Peter Leslie, John W Livenaon, Ohas Loper, Robert pLoWndes, 1 T Long, A K i Lucas. G , Manning Capt' B Marks, N Martin * Co Mattison, Alex ander Matson. Peter D Marshall, John B Meyers. A G Meyers, John F Meyberg; Diede rich Melville, J K Mosemann, Capt W E Monltry. York Mordangh & Co, JP Mulloney .Thom as Muller. O Fred Mc< Jutchen, Dan iel McLeish, James Me Mai, us, John Mcbwaln, J A MoMween. J A Nelson. John N-'bleiou, T H Parker, Arthur Parsvll, Geo Parks & Co, Geo Perenc eau, I F Perkins. Wm A Pinatel & Fisher i inckney, Wm R Randall, J R Reeves, Joan Rfck?nbaker, M BIvers, Wm Bivere, John Ricba dsen, O B Rlnk, H W Richter, Tobias Rogers, Beverly Robertson, Peter Kobison, Carle Rober, Charles Ruggi, W Savage, Samuel 8 Fargeut, fj? ?chvrartzDdij Chus * Scott. Jonah Shier, Dt* B F Sington, Alfred Simmons, Abra ham Bueprard.Joshna <<mitb, Them Smiib, Harry ripent-ev, VTm obiers Rorert springer, Daniel SUlsou, Frank Stacki>y, John Sutliffe, Wm Sweeney, James B Taylor, Z T tension, Jaakey Thee. Joha< n H Toomer, Robert - Vtmderhorat, O 30s?, Henry nee. Id , Ince, O W Viok.JL VonOebBen, George Wakfer, Chailes S Worner, Robert Welch, James Wh:g, Alfred Williamson, Charles Wlthersnoen, Hslsey St Co Wright. Wm Vates, Jeremiah, Jr Young, Wm J Young, Phillip 43T* Persons depositing letters in the Poe to theo will please place the stamp near the upper right hand corner of the envelope, and they will also please to remember that without the stamp a letter cannot be mailed, hut will be sent to the DeatAetter Office. nE CAftKFl'L WHAT MED rOINER YOU TA K K > ' WHKN YOU ABREx?T?dTED BT OVERWORK of head or hand, aud feel the used of romething in vigorattng. don't drink whiskey or any tntoxics ting thing, whelher under the name of Hitters or other wise. Mich, articles give )ust as much strength to your weary bod v and wind the whip gives to the Jaded horse, and no more'. Alcoholic stimalant* are injurious to Nerve health, and axe ALWAYS followed by DEPRESSING REACTION, Diridto Nerdne and InTigoratorj Is a TONIO and O?KTLB BTIM?LaNT which Is MOT attended by REACTION. Woat it gains for yen it tnatntalea. When it freshes body or mind", it refreshes with nsrarol strength that ceniei te-s?y. We are not recommending teetotailsm in the interest of any faction; but long sad ex-ended observation teaohosus that he who re?or?s to the MHIefbrrest or r?o?{*?r?;kM.. w?l? ?a*. W B? MfW' **? ** is kindling a Ore in bis oonea which will consume hke the Cames of perdition. Turn from 1? Take a tonio that will aeftean ??d,sw* *****oy. VODiyg NERViNK is for sale by all Brngglstij. Prie* One Rrliar. See Book of Osrdacetes^iat aeeompauisg iiVMt?. . 1mm ??WM MARVIN'S PATENT Alum & Dry Plaster FIRE PROOi SAFES Are most desirable for quality, finish and price, / MARVIN'S SPHERICAL BURGLAR SAFES Cannot be Sledged ! Cannot be Wedged ! Cannot be Drilled! BANK VAULTS, VAULT DOORS, EXPRESS BOXES, FAMILY PLATE SAFES, COMBINATION LOOKS Please send for a catalogue to MARVIN & CO., (oldest pale manufacturers) d t t t ( 265 Broadway, New York. Principal ) 731 chestnut St., Phil*. WarehouseB (108Barik St., 01eveland,O And for sale by our agents in tbt principal cities throughout the United State* FOR SALE BY WM. M. BIRD & CO., No. 2G3 EAST BAY, CIIAKL.B8TOJS. December 29 lyr gcpo?ic fitters. MUM HEPATIC BITTERS. THEY CTJUE DYSPEPSIA, AND ALL DISEASES OP THI STOMACH AITS LIVER. *BBT ABS RECOMMENDED BY TBS MEDICAL FAOTJliTY. HEGEMAN Ac CO., AGENTS, NEW YORK. Manufactured try C. F. PANKNIN, CHEMIST AND AP0TBXCAB7, OH A RLESTO S.C. 4SfEor Sale by UruggUtU Everywhere;^* February 15 - mwflyr Progs, <EI)rmiiiris, <Etr. ^ ? K B I? O PI THE ONLY CERTAIN RAT DESTROYER WITHOUT Disagreeable R?sulte. ADO?LPH ISAACSEN'8 PHOSPHORIC PASTE, HERMETICALLY sealed and warranted to keep fresh for all tune? the greatest discovery of Its kind Ju tbs age we live in. No person need be troubled wstb BATS, MICE, BED BUGS or ROACHES, for Mr. Isaacson's destructive remedy Is within tbe reach of all. Prepared only by himself, from rare and valuable compounds, its cheapness is I wonderful as Its efficacy. Hundreds of res time | ..niste bave been received irom ail parts of the United 'States; lbs great advantage this SCBE POP possesses over ?11 similar pi ^?rations Is the PACT that it Is Certain in its Kffects, and free from the unpleasantness of rats dying in their holes, as It causes them to leave tbe premises to seek air, and consumes them so entirely as to leave . No Disi??roeal?Io Odos. Numbers ot references can be made to Persona la tills City, ?ho bave successfully used it SOLE AGENTS FOR FOU F H CAROLINA, DOWIE & MOISE, IMPORTES? AND WHOLESALE DRTJQ??ST?? Corner Meeting and Hsset-streets, April 28_mwf ftnaq_Charleston, 8. C. J^ 1 S O N ? S> TOBACCO ANTIDOTE. Warranted to Kemove all Desire for Tobaceo. It is Purely ^egetmwle ^aml cantninc The following le one of thousands of testimonial* that are dally received by tbe Manufacturer: Kichk kd, Va., November 28. 1888. DsAa (?ra?The "Tcbatco Antidote" prepared by you soooMins to the receipt you have submitted to ! me, and the ingredient s of which I have examined, i? purely vegetable, entirely harmless, and contains nothing la the least injmioos. It la not fessgreeable to the taste, and an a home article, I bops you will m ?et frith ready sale for it, awTl Selteve thai If tbe dlreettens are followed. It wi:i do ail you Uimed for It JOB M EKVVE, M. V). HBf Pries 00 cent* per Bot. Tb? usual discount ta fc.v.Trass. ' , .,. ?. W Vessel* by s Dr. H.BAER, I WHOLf8ALE AGENT ?O* SOUTH CAROLINA. i OUTIl CAROLINA HAILEOAU. GENERAL oOPEK^'j b.tsUtmVU OxFIOE, i OhabjmrvoN. C. ??" ' ?, ???o. 1 ON AND a EX El<. bUI DAV. APUIL 11th, JHH PASSE.-1ER TRAIN? of tfcp *ouiIa Oatoln a Rail read wIU tub as follows : VOR AUGUbTA. Eoav? Ohariesion.8.30 n, M. Arrive at auguste.,.4.45 v m, Connecting with trams for Montgomery, Memphis, Nashville and New Orleans, via Moutgomer: an? Grand Jnnetion. FOB COLUMBIA. Leave Charleston.,.8.150 A, M. Arrive at Colombia.6.11) P, M. Connecting with Wilmington ard Mnuobestor lUiU road, ana Camdeu train y (OH CHARLESTON. Leave Augusta.0.00 A. M, Arrive at Charleston.......MO P. Mv Leave Columbia.7 46 A. M. Arrive at Charleston.6.10 P. If, AUGUSTA NT^HT KXIUIWB (SUNDAYS kxckpckd.) Leave Charleston.7.30 P. m. Arrive f t Augusta.,.?.10 A. m, Connecting wltb trains tor Memphis, Nashville and New Orleans, v?? Grand Junoti'ii. eave Augusta.4.10 P. M, irrivo at Charleston.4.00 A. M. COLUMBIA NIGHT EXPRESS. (sundays kxceptks.) Leave Charleston.6.05 P. M. Arrive at Columbia.4.46 A. m. Connecting (Sundays exc?ptedl with OreenvilJe ami Columbia Railroad. Leave Columbia.5.50 P. M. Arrive at Charleston.6.30 A, Mf. 8f MMERVILLM TRAIN. Leave Charleston. .9.95 P. M. Arrive at Summervillc. 6.t 0 P. M, Leave Summervllle.7.10 A. M, Arrive at. Charleston. .8.25 A. M CAMDEN HRANOfl. Camdenand columbi. Pa^scncer Trains on Mqk? DAYS, WjBl>NB8DAYf> aud fc'atubd.lY?. COnUCetS With up and .iown Day Passengers at Klii{jv;'.!s. Lea re Oamden.6.35 A. M, Am e.at Columbia.11.00 A. M. Leave Columbia.2.2?' r. m. Arrive at Camden.7.05 p. m. Signed* II. T. PKAKli, Aor*l 10 r;PT,o^'.t . ''?t. B ? S A 1) A 5i 1 S Purifies the IHood. tTor sale by Dru?Kl*t?> Everywhere. Jul\ 28 ljr rjlHB BISHOP PI L 1,1 TIER BISHOP PlIiL.t THE BISHOP PII.L.I A Purely Vegetable Pill (Sugar-Coated.) "C0STARV BISHOP PILI;, Is of extraordinary efficacy for Cosrlveness, Indi gestion, Dyspepsia.. Headache. Nervous Debility,. Liver complaint." "The best PILL in the world." Medical Journal, September 8. TRY T H E MI TRY T H EMI 4?- All Druggists in CHARLESTON selltbeoi. " COSTAE'S" STANDAttU PREP AB ATlO N H ARS "Costar'e" Eat, ?toach, Ac., Extermi'i. "tostaiV Bed Bag Exterminators. "Costar's" (only pure) Insect Powder. "Only Infallible Kernel lea known." "18 year* established in New York." "2000 Boxes and Flashs manufactured daily." "111 Beware 111 of opuriou? imitations." "All Druggists in CHARLESTON sell them." For $1, 82, 83 and 86 sizes, Address "COSTAR" COMPANY, No. 13 Howard-street, New York, Sold in CHARLESTON, 8. C, by GOOBKICH, WINUMAN <St CO. March 23 dac lyr O ? K O O I SCROFULA, DYSPEPSIA, LIVER COMPLAINT,. NERVOUS DEBILITY, RREUMAIISM, NEURALGIA, KIDNEY AFFECTIONS, ERUPIIONS OF THE SKIN, AND ADD Obstinate or long standing diseases of the BLOOD, LIVER, URINARY OBGANS, NERVOUS SYSTEM, Ao. It purifier and enriches the Blood, eradicates all.' Syphilitic or Scrolulous Taints. Restores the Liver and Kidneys to ahealthy action, aids digestion, reg ulates the bowels, and invigorates the Nervous Sys tem. 49- NOT A SECRET QUACK MEDICINE."80.. FORMULA AROUND EACH BOTTLE. Recommended by the best Physicians, eminent Divines, Editors, Druggists, Merchants, dec. Jtar THE BEST AND MOST POPULAR MEDI CINEINU8E. IllEPAHED onxt by . . iVJ. LAWRENCE, M. D., (An experienced und well-known Physicien and? Chemist,) Laboratory and Office, No. 6 Mai u-a tree t, Kobjtouc, Ta. Price .One DoVar per boule. For sals by GOODRICH, WINEMAN A CO , m DO WIE k HOISE, Charleston, 8. C. And Druggie's everywhere. July 20 ' Dac lyr R . R I C H A V? S GOLDEN REUE DIES. ASK FOR NO OTHER, TAKE NO OTHER, AND you will save time, health and money. SICCO REWARD for any case of disease in any siaite which tiibjr fail io CUrr. Dr. RICH ill's OOI.DEN BALSAM No. 1 cures Ulcers, Ulcerated Sore Throat and Mouth, tore Eyes, Cutaneous or Ht in Erupt ion-. Copper Colored Blotches, eoreness of the scalp, t'crofoio, ko. ; is the Eistest Benoyator, Alteiative and Blood Purifier own, removes a!l diseases from the system, and leaves the blood pure and healthy. Dr. R?CHAO'N GOLDEN HA LH A M No. 2 cures Mercurial Affectione, Rheumatism in all It- forms, whether tiom mercury or other causes; gives imm? diate relief in all cases. No dieting necessary. X have thousands of Certificate!! proving the miracu lous cures effected by these Remedies. Price of either No, 1 or No. 9, 86 per bo) tie, or iwo bottles for Dr. BICHAU'S GOLDEN ANTIDOTE, a sale, spee dy, pleasant and radical cuts for all Urinary De? ragetnents, accompanied with full directions. Prioo 88 per botilo, - ' Dr. BICHAU'S GOLDEN ELIXIR D'AMOUR, a ladieal curs for Nervous or General Debility, in old or joans; imparting energv with wondei Col effect. Price 85 per bottle, or two bottles for SO. Ott receipt ot prlco these Remedies will be ahipp?d to aay place. Prompt attentt?n paid to all eorrea deuts. None genuine without the name of "Dr. BICK&U'rf GOtDBW REMEDIES. D. B. RICHARDS, Sole Proprietor," blown to glisa of bottle* Address . . D ?. RICHARDS. No. 228 Varlok-stre*t, New York1 G40ee Bonn fronaO A. M.toOP. at. Circulars sent, ly ; *tjy 9 C tlffli a, '?^ '?ti hPPKBtOl TOGNKWAl \ and reisil by ' Dr. H ?AKftT Juao il N.o m Kootiag otroai,.