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THE DAILY NEWS 'i-o>jaorr?w. Xc~aMcrow-~'Us an idle ? croud, (J?^wyo?eitfciTiMieeriof^ W?Mflll iV?f^g?VbrdeMrfl? these O. . gol Uu?oW. mid-oma? be 'he field ; if ltd na ooo*** J? uremia' air t? Tbe.r pulpy fruitage yiMdL WMleaecA today r&y ^plkdaaat bower. Ana vioM d*A?*j*a ? r% fc:?Otoftmmc?row-'-caln> ' I? His sreat hand I would abiJe, W>o ftO* ?O ?kre^t hour wi lb bairn, ind tnt-^ w.hatt'er bet??c, .??sss*. ? gXX BEAMISH CABLISXB. The Moreraaat B?O?1B| Formidable 1 ' Th* London limes has the following ?orrea jmoinnrin in reference to the Carlist movement "htBpain? The dojobts I bad ot tb? existence of a wido apread ' and dangerous plot in favor of Don -Carlos SM much diminished. - Makio g allow? ance ror th? exag?rations of partisan - journ? als, I am h?wc^r1?oprHba,t ajast conspiracy i^jal&l^^r^ tbe^army? UPI aa cue*i der? bio number af non-commis ?ioned i'ffieers nf the one and ol special , ?nm have been not ansuccessfuly tampered J^Sfttotives tbat_&cj.nated them are rn tell i l^8*ble. . The, late revojurion gave more promi xierico than, ever ito' tba military, and it ie not WMpM?rBi| men seem g so many, " ?bb, less Iban SPyear afro, were their own equals, now .snpenor officers, should grasp st (bis opportu? nity for advisement in tho same manner. Tbs army..and particularly the ol aaa ol stu-? altern aod Tioc-commi? KO ced officers, though os decidedly ht*"! tendencies, # not, ox at ??sjt was not, Republican. Seither eanthcy eemagebend a Regency liko that of Gooers 1 ^Serrano. They well understood its necessity wheo Qoeen Iaajbeta wac a child, *Dd when her mother adminrsiteri? the affairs of the kinpdom te ber name; sod that of Espartero *hi:e the Quain waff rmi xa her miroriry. : r , ^aa^tttO^Ewlaod 1 'cannot say how murd*,, It ia certain, too, that . here are some tbwfr sands M baspartisane in ?arma in La Mam-hiT th? fr^ ?M v*O2?8r fh^? tb* town, to gear posses*ieO-of the citadel ot Pampe^na^aa^ Don l^ffi^ the Car . sxjs ?-x'r-.-jc"' PVipjtt* ALITE. ? V'6 it :. ... : I . -.. ..eaUt/ui'.? (? i> ?-. i-.??! tda*,")?. otu: .. : . PopmlrvUon of th- City "Tarni Oat to Askdst ls Extricating the Batir. i l x ysi'r adir. T/ai7/ A terrible accident occurted av Concord, N. H., oo Friday last, the facts of which were as follows: * George A> Dow, of the . firm ol Don.. Keo itf?jf ? Cfe* ?oil known master m aeons, was acgagad with two or more men in digging a *Hr8?M*'Yf*, a^ewhat^ but I have'no feara* BatSj?k^?Lpmi<fmll the curbing mvself." .JLji^tiJn^ortha acodeiit, which occurred aafeMiltijwjW oft doloci. slr. Dow was at tha-boMom af the well at work upon the eurb JBWi Bis assistants were at the top letting . IdwB him ber and-toots. As the clock struck Untie be sane out pleasantly to ?he men ab?te : ?MWM?&W aUV well* we are getting ?MKjmffety.* tom trere the last words ha M*lBMa%.|l,9afk- " Afterwards there ?rhu ajtamDiing in the bottom of tho wei) and the lest leokod down and saw that the bottom was one confused mass of broken curbing SQQ saith. Aa the rumbling sound com me aced they.heard Mr. Dow'* voice, but could not dia The alarm was at once given, 'and.hundreds rushed to the spot. Mr- Lyman E. Fellows, with his gang of men. who were engaged on fairs until the arrival of. Captain A. B. Holt, who assumed the'charge at the request of all l?oeauL At first it was attempted to lower a man wi tb a bucket and win d"a sa to commence ?huming at the bottom. A Mr. Patch was tba**** get' toto <he basket; bot he bad Jhefc boss more . than half way let down wben . snother cavmgbesrsV, and' tr^wss fonnd that hisute was not safe in tbe well. fart of the crowd then comm en oed digging j sw^SAWiace of the Krouud nev ibo top of tte welL and others began tbe oonstiubtion ot newBtnwng, to be let down irtBide of that wh? rerosrned whole. Tbe work waa prose ..WftTjtttb^aR the lapidif and earnestness thal nundi eda ol strong men Iroip all olasaes ?*?c^y wore capable >1 exhibiting. At five ??Otea* the first piece of new curluDg, fifteen fees- in; length, was suoceeafnllv let down. fafSftls^m?BTwere gotta with conjideiable dit l??J?J?11 AV sbf.st three o'olock this morning. a*ter neaify twiervo boure unremitting and ????Jus MlbSiV ti? body of Mr. Dow wss .iiecovered at tbs depth of some thirty-f^nr .feet. He was m sn upright position and nfelesa. . Ttje ipeapon thea.aro&o -xe to how the remains- ocmld be excreted. Themen th*-first two had to be smaller tban the one precodiEg, it was eradeai; that ehU;another section would have to be, much more con tra cr ed. The work waa tnan.vrcrnouTjCjerJ verv dan gerous by engineers, who said that another wirren wo rita mevrtSDiy carry death to ail in tbe shaft. Still, brave men. whose heroic deeds will long be rem?mb?ieu, came forward sad calmly volunteered^ to go .to. the bottom and relieve those there-wnoee herco?eaa labors bsd slmos t ezbaneted them. A large crowd of people were' at?F c?Mct??, representing all clasaes of cit ?sene. Ladies were present dis penatng coffee and refreshments. A rope was placed at a suitable distance h om the well to keep back tne eager crowd, whose pressure upon tbe earth was likely to induce another caving. ?Tust outside ol : the rope at cod reliefs Ot* strong men-ten tiraos, si maoy as could posaibly be wanted rmd^any-^bcnuisrances all anxiooa to join in tbjf^prlr. .; Thevicinity of the w?t? Wii^bifflttptle.ZigrJt ? ed up with lamps, whileTfttnQn^Miickly bongin tba trees near by. m airdirectiona tbe houses were lighted, showing that the peo? ple could not sleep nuder the excitement of m oocaaion. Ail nigh I tong heavy teams were nttttng to and from' tbe apot, carryinr: away erel and bringing hack lumber and tools, s scene was a sad and painful one, wbose impreeaion will net soon be forgotten. The next step toward? recovering the body was to construct another section of curbing, which could be duty two.feet square. This was let to the bottom, directly over the remains, so as to enclose them as it settled. '1 hen commenc? ed the toilsome and difficult labor of removing the earth from the body. Wniy one man at a time could work inside of the curbing, and the dirt had to be removed with a trowel. It was .bx o'clock thia morning before the remains could be drawn up. The head was pressed sgain* t one side of the well, and death by suffocation and compression most have been sodden. One hand was placed on the top of the head * nd a hammer was grasped in the other. Physicians were on the spot, who were nanxnooa is pronouncing life to be extinct. fimtU? ul (?aatrri?l. ? - The L'harie*T.on Jloney market. THOUfeDAT. August 18,. 1889. u ., Mu?amjm ?pmrin* wi ayfaf -u* pg wert i&Ur iee; In? in ? tate - eenritiei, and hoi den are un .willing, to ?ell, feeling confident thayne present vi*? will te enhanced. ' N?:ion?l Bank 'stock and People's National ls held it $113,aa advance on for? mer rates. Money is easy at % tj) cent, per month. BOUTHXJ0 BAKE BILLS. ...... . . , Current Balee Bank of Camden.TS ?80 Bank of Charleston.......86 @oo Bank of Chester..13 ?16 Bank of Georgetown.,.13 ?916 bans of Hamburg.. fl 8 ?00 Bank of Newberry.80 Bank ol Soath Carolina.?. . il? ?20 Bank of State of S Carolina, prio-l861>40 ?00 Bank of Stateoi H. Carollr- Jax 1861. ..10 ?12 ?mm^aM?Ootobhi. .1 n? benanga Bank, Columhia.. ?T Barmet'anT?xcbangsBank, Charlrwton.Jtf @0C Merchant's Bank, Cheraw.." ??0 People'. Bank, Charleston.......? @W Planter's Bank of Fairfield.. J." ?90 ? Planters"andMoohanic.'Bank,Charteston.90 @Wf ? on th wea te rn Railroad Bank, Chartoston,. ^ toidi.70 ?75 .outhweatom .Railroad Bank, Charlc?ton, (pewZTT;?^.....^.......-...^""" f? s tai ?Bani, Channon.8 ?po Onion Bank. Charleston..........95 089 City of Charleston Change Bills.96 ?97 States. Carolina Treasury Notes..87 009 . " BONDS. STOCKS ATO OO?FOBE. City of Colombia Bonds..68 fiOO City of Columbia Coupons.-75 @80 Sorrth Carohmt Railroad and Bank Stock Jwhole snares)........... .4SX?60 a carolina Railroad (half shares).203jf 00 , g. p. n.i'.w a tx-Dor Os**Mses?a'sr.r. ,T.. 78 - ?00 ~ h. C. B. B, 8eren Per Cent. B'ds..81 ?82 S. C. Railroad Certificate ol' Indebtedness.83 f<i 00 City of Charleston BU Per Ct. Stock(duli).60 (800 Oily of Charleston Fire Loan Bonds.76 ?00 : State of South Carol na Bonds (old) ex past due coupons (lnd-anaid.67 <g00 ? SUte of Sou tn Carolina Bonds mew issue, of January 1, 18?7J ex psst due c n pons (in demand).66 ?900 > bia te > f -ou th Car-Una bonds (uwnod for Bank of the State bills).68 (BOO State of South Carolina h tock.66 ? 00 state of South Carr<hhaO(nrpons(iuodab]e)66 woo People's National Bank Stock.....112 600 First National Bank Stock.H2 ?00 Dhtba Sank stock.$9 @O0 ? sieamUBs' and ' Ooraanbia baTtroad State guarantied bonds.....?.?0 @00 Greeny i lie and- Columtrfa 1st Mortgage Bonds.?.75 000 Northeastern B. B. 1st Mortgage Bonds.88 (900 Northeastern R.B. 1st Coupons (past duej.CC QUO Northeastern haiiroad ttock (capital).$8,Si#00 ! Northeastern Rallroad-Btock (preferred). ..?3a (900 Northe*ste?A*U?rt?cat<sol TsdaWed ness..tti'.."...-;.''..........V....66 ?00 Cheraw saki Darlington Ist mort, bono?. .83 ?00 ' Charleston OM Company Stock (ex dui... W ?300 Oha rles toft City Ball way s tr?ck.... ..vi... M ?CO Charleston and Savannah lUilroadBQads (Sutoghan?ntee)...........?,,.60 ?00 Savannah ind Charleston U.U. btodtf? 21 CtOO City of Savannah Bonds.,< ST. -92 ?00 City of Sayftutab Coupons (dna prevjtm* City pf fjanSfoi <W>?t'i'do?'s??/lS* Jrme/4Sfe).'.-.87 610 City of Memphis bonds, endorsed by M. Cutroad.69 (300 Memphis and Charleston Railroad Sic*i.WJ4?00 Memphis and Charleston Railroad Bon db.WO ?08 ?Semphts sud-Charleston R. B. Connons. .93 OOO ' e.-r-^.v. Exporta for the Wea* carting rnuradavy. ?IBSBT- Awsjwat 1?. # . 1 .'v'?*v roanos. DENIA, 8PA?N-per BrtUAh brig Ti tus-122,500 feet Lamber. 3?0C feet Timoer. . A ' .' * ' noaosxtc. TfEW TOSS- Per ateatnship. Maxbattan-4 baga 8 I Cotton, 363 bale* Poland cotton. 71 tierce? Bice. 6d caaka Clay, 66 bois Rosin, 73 packages Sun. ?ries, 23 bbla Flour, lie empty Barrels. 163 bales Domestics, 3 casks Wax, SQ bbl* Ale, 859 Water melon?.! Horse.... Per steamship S trago rna - IS bate* Upland Cotton. 330 bbU lioeio, 39 bale* "' Domeat^ 79 Packages, 60 casks Clay, 46 crates - Fruit, 01 jacka Cottsn Seed, and kuudries. PHTLADEtfBIA-Per steam.hip Prometheus-73 bales Upland Cotton, 1 bale Lew Cotton, 101 bate Yarn, 16'tona Lea tb tr, 38 biles Bags, 4 bales Wool, 8 T Wa Pools. 26 bb! s Metal. 9 bbl s Whiskey, 348 b'ds h osin. 76 obis t-pirits Turp?n pen tine, 60 o?d Wheels 31 Axles, 24 bbb Irot, 66 crates Grapes, and Sundries. BALTIMORE-Pa* steaa^bua t eaJSnll-ll3 ll.rees Bise. 6 bah* t'otfou. lOT'lMCAVfVin. 49 bales Bass, MbaletVHidea^lA bales DC me? tica, T pack agea Metal, 1 p^k?^MVeal116?? -2 000 f<*tPioor . Inj Board?, 61 packages Frul^ajjd^sinoTie!?. l^^rQHAtkXKSTON MAVHKKT. cwrp, ??aaa%^ o^B^r^and in aU^eanncU calculated to carry the planl to-'? healthy milnrttx and obstruct the progres* of-the cai?rpr lar and other Insect life. The ne ve from most points have conaequeptly^b^^^o^to e^C^P^to^very limited' exl en :. The new crop Lae begun to make 1U appearance at mostjwbits in the South and yg^Sglfta, (c^ttnuajnf^iQ?W present favorable wM^^ihS ?^s>aay!b>.expected to open raJdcVy, ?nfl se^bsi?cra o fe iner es* in the receipts may be looked tor st once. The MI island crop has con tinned in a very- promising condition, and the citerpillar. although seen In virions places, don on the large streams, bnt is considered nearly a failnreon Cooper Rinr. and ? is muchhjj?ad on Coinbahee and Ashe>oo Rivera a^l aoma other pointa, in conswrtreiice onbe salt condition of those water courses. Tas Corro? VAmrsr.-This article particularly at Liverpootnhas shown a firmer tendency during Uie week, and at that point there hu been a steady and well sustained demand; prices which opened at lSXd advanced to 13>ira 13?id * ft for middling upland?; at New Yolk tbs staple na* lather stiffen? ed, m-tors improving lom 33>??34d34??c ft lb, while at this point the rate? bave been generally steady at about si \ c sjl ft fer middling upland?, the very reduced condition of the stocks restricting operations to the most limitad form. \ The Liverpool and New Tork markets have ex? hibited the foUowiog sales and prices for the week: On Friday, Aturost the 13tb, the former war active, sales 5,000 bales, nptehda lSJad; the latter was firm with a good demand, sales 2500 bales at 33>a<\ Da) | Saturday Ute former was active, Mles 15,000 bales; uplands 13'4d; the Utter was firm, sales 1100 bales at 33J?C Un Monday the former was Sim, tales 12.000 bahs, uplands 13>?d; the Utter WM quiet and firm, sales 400 biles at 83>?c. On Tuesiay the former was active and firmer, satos 15,003 bales, up? lands js^d ; the latter WM firmer, sales 3000 bale? ?t S8J?feS3J?c. On Wednesdsy.tbe iormer clrsed active and excited, sales 20,000 bales, uplands 13Xd; the latter was ^c better, sales 2800.bales at 84c. Yesterday the former wu a? ti ve. sale? 20,000 bales, uplands 13}t'd@ 13??d;at New Tork th? de maud iras fair, and pries* firm at 34)?o. 1 he stock of the arnols iu sight at the latest datos WM as follows : 1869. 1868. Stock In Liverpool.... HM) ooo 577.680 Afloat from India.. 697,000 686.000 Afloat iron) America. 19,000 _ 6.860 Block In London.,. 43,330. 39,648 Afloat for London_. 60,000*' "126,000 Stock lu Havre.?. 53,07 J 32,936 Afloatfor Havre.150,379 1 112,963 Stock in Bremen. ? 9,692 11,105 Afloat for Bremen;. 4.701 H.461 Stock in United Staten ports. 24,720 62,007 Stock in the interior towns. 1,177 4 655 ToUL.1,182.978 1,671,038 Efficiency lu visible supply . 388.090 Stock of cotton held by Manchester spiuuers at tho mill?, now 127.000 bale?; same time 18UH, 115,000 biles; middling upland? now UK^MM?d, tbenlOJ?d. The arrivals for the week bave been no bags of sea Hai'ds acd 123 bales of uplands, against no bags of sea islands sud 189 bales of upland* the week be? fore, and no bags of sea islands and 168 bales of up? lands for the week last year. 3 bese supplies have come from the following sources: say of npland.?, per.-outh C-trolin Railroad, 128 bales; per North? eastern Railroad,- bales. The trans teflons hi this market for the week have been M folio WI : On Friday. August the IStb, there was a light de? mand at steady rates; sales 66 bales; ordinary to good ordinary being quoted at 28? 30, low middling at Sic, middling at 31^c fl ft. On Saturday the business was unimportant ; sales 10 bales at 30^c V ft ; quotations unchanged. On Monday tbs transactions were in a very limited way; sales 33 balee; ordinary to good ordinary being quoted at 28 1 30, low middling at 31, and middling 31KO13 ft On Tuesday there WM a moderate demand, but there was but Ettie of the article on the market; sa les 60 bales; quotation? unchanged. On Wednesday there wai nothing done, mainly for wast of stock ; quctations nominally unchanged. Yesterday the market WM quiet tor want of stock, the few bales taken by buyers being all that could be purchased at the going rates; sales 14 bales, My 8 at M ?3 at ?; J. itt 90\; 4 et 31 ; 2 at 3f>4VU'. iW? 'quote, nomlniDy : _ uTOPooi CLASSIFICATION. inary to good ordinary.28 w rn id d?ng. CT _ Tort auftrat lon ve quoi?; WStu?..7?......?a . "BA ISLAND OoTTOii.-lue market for tale quality j of tue ?tapie has been quiet, the stock banner be? come to? mnth reduce! to admit o.' important trans - attions. In the pwent condition oi the market we quote nominally, saj: Common FlorMas 60000c; medium 6o@7( o 3 ft ; sea ulands may be qnottd at 66976c for med lam. and 80e#si fl lb for fine. Biofe-7 his aman nae been very ranch at a stand " daring tue week, tte very reduced condition of die ' supply waxing factor? to ask advance/! rt^6 for the"| limitai stock on band, and tfc?*r views having toen above tte 'offers Of purchasers, so transactions of j note have taken place. I. the afcteaoeof sales quo? tations wen entirely nominal Yesterday, after a pfclonped inactivity, T6 tierces of good' Carolina ahanged a?xrJa et 811-16e f) ft. We quot? no mi? nali y : common te lair clem Carouse: at 898J?c; good '8J?S8*i'c ?ft. Carolina rough may be quot? ed at ?1 759186 for interior, and (1809190 for sea? coast* .. . . KAVAL PTOHES.-The arrivals bar? been about lesObbla for the week, mostly conmen rosins. Pales of rosin have been made at $3 SO fl bbl for good No. 1, and No. Ito low.* o'. 1 at 822393 76 ft bbl; No. 2 at 81 75 a 180, ss to enanty. About 200 bbls of ?pi? rlta turpentine was sold at 88c, and some extra pack. I ages at 38 J?c ft gallon, trude turpentine may be quoted at 83 80 for virgin, 82 60 for yellow dip, and 8100 for aard, "Hai.-The receipts wore restricted to a ?mau lot of North River, consigned to a dealer. Tbe transac? tions have been only of a retail character. Cons.-The receipts of this grain have been about 8000 bushels from Baltimore, limited supplies izom Tennessee, and a small shipment received per rail from Sort ort, Ta. We note sales of a bout 8:0 bush? els, of cc mm on North Carolina white at il r ft bushel, weight, sacks included, at the depot. Jo ri? bing lots of write Maryland are generally held at ?136@iS7 T^buaheL wt igbt, hage included. A saleDf J i Maryland white was made from the wharf at 81 28 1 fl busbel, weight, bajs Included. I FLOUR.- ! he market is naaxiy fair? of Ure. grades of fine and raper, and prices of tb?*qBal?Ue?. ar* ! firmer. We quote Northern and Weaaem super at | ! 8797 26 ? bbl.; extra at 17 505-7 7?fV bbl j and family st 8839 fl bbl. Southern description* arc rn lair supply, and may be qudtod ?; jr x?t M fl bbl for raper; 8898 60 fl b^fereairaf ?nd fll ft ? bl for family and extra mj^f^??k :. J^S BACON.-This ariiele cnat?ift*i34zliG**^}*2d pilme shoulders, which were sold for much of the. weekatn^candprme clear rib.cides at 31a fi; ft, h?s seff?oed, and prime ?boulders werebe?d st: the elo?Tat lg*., and prime elesr rib sides it 9?%c. fl ft. Prime snips were seOtagat 21e.; long clear salted at 18X0193, and salted clear iib sides at 18^ 919c. .1 I W . ti ? A T j WHXAT.--Moderate supplies of new Southern ?re cooling forward, sad we qnete prime whi.e at St 70@1 76 fi qushel, and prime red at 81 409 81 60. Bvrtaa.-There is s fair stock of prime Goshen. We quot* good to prime at SC@4') eta fl ft. West, ern and other lower grades ?ell from 20930 eta. fl ft, as in quality. SALT.-lhere have bren no arrivals. Store lots .are held at 82 ? fl sack. I sn IA BAG onto.-There have been moderate re? ceipts of this article, but the demand Is as-yet but -UmKod. We quo'e 2?)?'cft yard cash and 27c on KT e. The stock here at precept ls light Dundee bagging, 44 inches, IK ft?, for the yard, ?a held ?t 80@35c, Bea island bagging, 45 inches wide, 2 ft?, for the yard. la bald ?t 46c. ROPE.-I he demand for rope ts moderate, and* prices are ?omewhat nominal at quotation*. We quote hemp at - cen? fl ft.; greenleaf st IP cents, and jute at 8??99 cents f> pound. IB?N BANT? ANO TIBS for cotton, of the most ap? proved patterns, are offer*] on'the market, at 7 aSc fl ft, and some ?ales have taken place at these TIME tm ANO LTOBBB,*-! he market for this arti? cle ia doll. We quote timber for milling purposes rrom 8639. Shipping timber 8I091G ; 4 m 5-1 floor? ing at ?14@16 fl M. BrlRfal lumbor, good, rn? cbantable, from city millr, cut to rise, from 820 924 fl M by the caw. FREIGHTS.-To Liverpool, by steam, nominal ; by ?ad, ^don upland?, at d %a on sea islands. To Havre, nominal. Coastwise vet fels are in demand-To New York by steam Ko on upland?, and ??c. on ?ea islands, 81 60 fl tierce on rice; by sail, ^c fl lb on cotton; 81 fl tierce on rice; 40o fl bbl, on rosin; 83 fl M. 01 lumber ; 89?10 ft M. on timber. To Boston, by sail, )i@9-I6c fl ft. on apland cotton. To Providence, 88 fl M. on b- ard", Xe fl ft on cotton. To Philadelphia, by steam, un? settled and nominal; by sail, 86a7 fl V. oe boards; 89 on timber; 83 per too on clay; and 83 60@4 on phosphates. To Baltimore, by steam, un? settled and nominal. By rall, 8697 fl M. on board?-83 6094 fl ton on phosphate rock. Vessels are m demand hy oar merchants to take lamber freight? from Georgetown, S. C., Darieh and Satil la Biver, (leo., and Jacksonville, Fla., to North? ern port?, and 811912 V M. are rat M on lumber sad board?. EXCHANGE.-Sterling Bills-The rate yesterday was 144X for sixty day bills. DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.- The banks arc purchasing sight checks on New York at par ; 6 days ;.i off. They are selling sight checks st % pre IE. GOLD.-The brokers wore yesterday buying at 33, und telling at 35. Markets by Telegraph - FOREIGN MAS BETS. LONDON, Augu-t 19-Noon.-The Bank of Eng? land ha? reduced its rate of interest to 2 50. 1 he weather is fair, o mois 93. Bonds 63,'.?. Sngar afloat quiet and steady. Evening.-Sugar closed quiet and steady. Tur? pentine 26e 6da20s 9d. Bullion tn Bsnk of England increased ?26,000. LIVERPOOL, August 19-Nocn.-Cotton active; up* lands 13}jd; Orleans 13^d; sales 15,000 balee. Afternoon.-Cotton excited; upland? 13)?daI3%d; Oreansl3Xal37sd; eales 20,000 bales. Pork iu3s od. Bacon 64s Cd. Tallow 45s 9Ja46s. "Evening.-Cotton cloaca activ?; uplands 13%d; Orleans 14d ; sales 20,000 bales, including 8000 bales fer export and speculation. PARTS, August 19,-Bourse firm. Rentes 73f 23c. FBANBBOBI, August 19- Bonds &8X. DOjktEBTIO MABBETS. 1 NEW YORK,, August 19-flaps.-Stocks steady. Money 6a7a Sjerlu g, long 97? ; ?hort I0?f. Gold 33'4. Cotton flrtnef; uplands Jl,1,^" Turpentine 2>?c Bosta nj*. | j ^ . * , ' * Evening.-j?otton fully ,^cbetter^saleas 200o bales at 34,':'c. Wtrar dull; ' s?p?rrn?e State S S' 96iG 45; common to fair extra Southern $6 76a7 20. Wheat Western and Southern 6la66c Mess pork du i and heavy. Lard dull; kettie 20!?a20'?c. Whiskey firmer, active at $1 17 ;4'n ll 8." Rice in fair' request; Carolina S'Xc. Sugar steady. Coffee in fair request. Molasses quiet aud firm. Naval stores quiet. Freights firm. Money closed easy at 6a7c. Ster? ling dud at 9%. Uold clo>cd weak at 3'.'Ji. Slocks active and Irregular. Governments cljscd weak. '62's 22J4*. Southerns steady. BALTIMORE. August 19 --Jotion very Orin at 34?, Flour, alight demand; Howard-street -upcrtkc $0 25a7. Wheat steady. Cora firm; white $1 Ile; j el Jo* 8116. Oat?64a53c. Bye $1.1 OJ 1 15. Mess pork 134 Bacon, shoulders 16>4al0>ac. Whiskey scarce at 81 18. CINCINNATI, August 19.-Corn scarce at SI 95a 19S. Whiskey excited aud held 8115. Provisions firm and quiet Mess pork 833 50. Bacon, shoul? ders 16c; clear ?ides 19c. Lard 2Cc M. Louis, August 19-Whiskey 81 15. Me-s pork dall. Bacon, shoulders lS^alCc; tides 19al9 ye. Lard held at 20a LOCLSVILLE, August 19.-Provisions firm, vsbi key firm and unchanged. WILSUM a ION, August 19. - Spirits turpentine steady at 38>ia39c. Rosin 81 6Ua3 75. Crude tur? pentine 82 50a3. Tar unchanged AUOCSTA, August 19.-Cotton, market very firm; holders have withdrawn; ?ales Shales; receipts ll bile?; middling 32c; two bales new cotton receiv? ed to- ay classed middling and good middling, sold at 96 and 40a M GUILE, August 19.-No tb ??? ?one in cotton to? day, and 30 bales sold after close ye-terday ; receipts abales ? NEW ORLE AK a, August 19 -Cotton, eales '1 odes; qu ration? nomi uni; re eipU 96 bales Go m 31','. Sterling 46. New York sight exchange ?,'c premium. | M ' wii?u?st<y? ?f?nett. WTLMINGTO*!, August 18.-TTBjTrjrrnrr,-Only M bois received, which sold at $3 for virgin and 12 60 for yellow dip, par,280jounds. BPX&ITB T?BP?wnwz.-Market steely. Sales of 800 obis at 88Ho tot country, and 30c per gallon for New Yoi fiJT?'?;1*- ?* . - , Bonn -sa'es of 1801 bbls at $1 M for strained, Ul 70, ?,76al 80 lorNo 2, *? for extr*No2,12 12>? for how No 1 18 26*8 SO for Ko 1, 84 tor ex'ra ?o 1, and Hawter pale. TAB -One email lot sold at $2 30 per bbL Georgetown Harket* GEOBGETOWN, Almost 18.-Do no?.-No eales this week. jjWoaaajte front 2"> to 27 oenta per lb. Coas.-Prime whte corn fl 20 per bushel, with sn npwarr? tendency. ? .il? KS-No sales to report. No tim jer In mar. kef. Milla nearly oat, and will be compeled to stop 'V?WSB soon"supplied. Good timber in demand, :??<?cifl*riii*lair figures. ' ' " ' a ; Tcaraurrawa.-Vlrjrfn dip $3; yellow dip 19 66, scrupe or'hard $1 60 per bbl, of 210 pounds to the barrel Psr gallon 38 cents. ' Tan-Per barrel, retail; 88. charleston Wholesale Prices. aancnau. BAGGING. * yard Dunoee..... 30 (fi 45 GururrCteth.......26 9 27 BALE BOFE, ? ft-Manilla. - ? - Western.8 @ WA Jue.L. 8?@ 9 ?'COTTON ft ft- - on Ordinary to Good Ordinary.. 28 ?J 80 Low Middling. 81 @ - Middling to Strict Middling. Sltf? 33 ?tocdlaTddlmg...;...;;.. - ? - Sea Island..!?.. 60 6 1.00 COFFEE, V lb-Bio....I .?0 @ 26 Laguayra.I _* & - Java......;-....| - 85 (8 <0 FERTILIZERS- . I - . . OsrolinaPerhliaer, fl 2000tts... |65.00 @ - Wando Fertilizer. 60.00 * - DoubloReined Pouarette.. ....jso.00 <a> - Niles'Phosphate;.63.00 (o - Peruvian Qnano, fl 3240 lbs..... 106 .Od (<o ' - PadneGuasa, fi C000tts....."... 65.00 ? - Phoenix Guano..165.00 @ - ' Baugh's Phosphate, ? 2000 lbs... 160.00 ? - Hhodes' Phosphate. fl 2000 tts... 165.00 & - Rhodes' Stand. Manure-165time 67.50 <d - Orchula Gnanc-.$40 tim? 35 00 ? - Land Plaster.24.60 @ Mapes'SaperPhosphate,ft 2000 ft 05.00 ft - ZeU's-Baw pone ?osphate......|80..)0 & - 'zeiraSapcfMiospoateWLb^^ ? - Wooleton's Phosphate of Lime..-.165.00 & - Woclstoii's Vegetal?, 2000 lbs|65.00 @ - Croasdale's Gen. Super-Phoa, net 60.00 tja - Bowers'Complete Manure, net... 60.00 ft - Sardy's PhosphoPeruvian, caeb. C5.00 @ - hardy's Pacific Guono.'caab.".OO.'OO tai - PaupscoGuano.,..,...,165.00 (?a) - ?Fr?kCo?'?Phosphate........|66.00 <s> - FLOUR, fl bbl-Super. 7.00 ($ 7.26 Northern and Western Extra.? 7.60 & 7.7? Baltimore Extra.I - @> - Southern-Super. 7.25 @ 7.10 Extra. 8.00 fa) 8.50 Family.I 9.C0 (311.00 GRAIN-Maryland Oats, fl bushel. 73 ft, - Western Oats, fl bushel. - af - Corn, ?bushel...;. 1-27 ?t 1.30 .OAF, il cwt_North River..1 - ?t - "^Eastern..;..I - <s> - CUMBER, 11 AL 1 ce t - . I *' Clear White Pine, lat quality.'50.00 @55.00 ,M fcWtft Pine, good run..38 .W $<f;M , ?eUow Pine.?.08 ?24.00 Boards, fl M. feet-Bough.14.00 4*15.00 Grooved and Tongued.... 28.00 @32.00 MOLASSES, fl gallon-Cuba.I 45 @ 47 Muscovado. 48 ? 66 BngarHouse........ 50 S 1.00 New Orleans........ ' - ? - ITA VAL STORES, fl bbl-Tar.... - @ - Pitch. - ? - Bosin, Pale. - @. Rosin, No. 1.1 2.76 (fi 3.50 Boain, No. 2.1 1-80 @ 1.90 Boain, No. 8.....j 1-75 ? - Spirits Turpentine, * gelid.| 38 fd - OJuntn. VS re.I 18 <* - A-'A/XS-Amencan, t@20d, ? keg,.| 5.60 M 7.00 FOF'_)E?-Dupont,B,F.F.F. g.... 6.70 ? - . Dupont's, F.F.F. ... 5.60 IS) - Dupont's, Bla?ttog. 4.25 @ - PROVISIONS-^ ft- _ - Bacon,Hams, fl lb. - ? - Bacon, Sides. 21 ?a - Bacon, Shoulders. Its vt - Bacon, Strips..,. 21 <a> - Lard, in keg. 22 <a 28 Butter.......I 20 fl 40 Cheese. 16 & 30 Potatoes, fl bbl. - # - Onions. - - ''Apples."..... - 9 - B/C?-Carollno, fl ft. 7 ? ?X East India. - & - SALT-Liverpool, coarse, fl sack.. 2.25 ?6 - Liverpool, fine. - ? - SUGAR, fi lb-Raw. - ?3 - Porto Bico. IS?? 14 Muacovado.12X? o o 9 : Siel I g Bg.? SS??? g. a : : : a . cr : ti 83 gib: : : : S R5 g.; : i j a.B.>a? > p> a??>>? kttuig aM sta asa, af** CD B O af? CO CO I ?o aSk. M . CO - i-' . ?- O 8? mmttij sissjJI ?o o , rsa Si r n P: . ts pj . * >)? o to si to b3 -a u klMM - UM 2 S o <? 5 5 (Bf- w * - g. Su ?o e li ss OJO o ?o &8 . i?. i;tt' U? .tri H X I??1?: 88 lz- PJ ; ; i c z r ? ?J ?? ? M! ! ! . w. MC? E*' 2 e? . g. . . . o; ci cn = o 2 . a ?_8|_; . ' 81?' ? COK. a g Tn " ~ ?so t ? ss; i i - jssi os 5 S5 : : 8 gg: ?1 ?*B fi - gB. . . c? tsj-._g_i_rj.fa_ i ll K 83c,j .Sc, s g SI |is g I ; .S?Siiiis?S RJ J * T ? goSSSu.o.'?.onl- jj t si.: 0.5.0.88 Pg SIS |l> . ?2.8 1 Hs II 3 t c. * M H S : 0 _,: a : 8 co2: . . ?* <o8; pp kg: : i "?2: Sg: ?S? .fe: : : r;: ss. ex I? Ol 83 : SsSa?l___lJ*-! fa ii ? ?F ? 9 S??fg ll 5 iifii - fret S I ?. I Iii B O o ? o tr g: ! 82 t-: I ?-J 10- f'kS ?'2?: SI IMS: 2^S?-: ?S BB " ?oTK.-We "haTe" deducted lrom New Orleans 44 055 bales npland, from Mobile 15,030 bales, from Savannah 3724 bogs Sea leland and 240 bales Up land-and irom Charleston 2523 bags Sei Island and 232 bales ?pland. the quantities received st those norts irom Mobile. Florida. Texas and Savannah. Stocks of Cotton atTtiae Interior Towns not '"-'"^ in tnt Kecelpta._ Augusta and Bambara.}* % Macon. Geo^.. August 13 115 Columbus. Geo.... .A^ust 1 340 Montgomery, Ala.au? Selma Ala...August'?2 'iii Memphis, Tenn._??_??_t iq on Nashville: Tenn.August 13_20_ Total.3,177 Kxport* of Klee. Ararat Store? ana L, m ber Crom the Port of Charleston, from Sfptcrabor 1 to A nc nat 19. I860 POUT?. Boston. New York. Philadelphia. Ballimore. New Orleans. Mobile. Providence, BI.... Other 0. 8.Porte... Total Coastwise BICK. Tierces. 1,761 15.279 2,401 8,088 207 403 "?J? S. STORKS. Barrels. 12,230 8.685 3.640 3,576; Barcelona.:. Majorca & a Market West Indies. Halifax, NH_ St Johns, N B... Liondon. Bristol. Eng.... Liverpool. Havre. Montevideo. a reit Britain... Total Foreign.. Grand Total.. 27.937 2,716 ?56 ?963 vi.wt LUMBER. Feet. 871.126 BSCS. 196 2,507.380 2,450,659 2,874.665 647,118 14.918,943 340,000 126.185 1,423,734 066 417 70 i9,lE9 30 0411 2643,331 03 078'17,465,274 (.uniparative Kxports ot Cotton, iroro' .Jae Port ot Charleston. EXPORTED TO SKA ISLAND. Balea. Boles. Liverpool. Other British Ports. 4,023 49,789 Total to Great Britain... 4,023 49,759 ; Sarre . Other * renell Porta. Total to Prance.. North of Europe. Total North of Europe. t oath of Europe. West Indies, 4c C62 Total Foreign Ports. Boston. Rhode Island, -c. New York. Philadelphia. Baltimore and Nor ilk.... Other United sutes Ports. Total to Coastwise Ports. Grand Total. 4.023 3? 3,309 "?6 47 3 298 7,321 692 2,404 62,846 6,823 2 488 102.3;9 11.120 19,022 100 141.890 104 735 Passengers. Per steamet Emilie, from Georgetown, 8 C J B rawson, wife, two children and nurse, Mrs M W Wilson, Dr G B Weston, Mis* ? A Toomer. H C El 1. nuon. ? 8 B?rry, J W LaBruee, Jr, W- Burke, Mr Muesli), O J Butts, G B Congdon, and 9 ou deck. jB?tint fleos. Port Ot Charleston, August 20 PORT CALKNDAK. FHA ES OF TUE KOOK. New Moon, 7th, 4 hours, 46 minutes, evening. First Quarter, 14th. 7 hour. 19 minute?, morning. Full Moon. 21st. ll hours, 3 minutes, evening. Last Quarter. 30th. 2 hours, 38 minute?, morning. 16 Monday_i 6..25 17 Tuesday....' 5..25 18 We J nee J ay. 5.. 26 19 Thursday...1 6..27 ! 20 Frldav. ....j 6..27 j 21l8sturda?-...1 6..28 22 Pu nd ay.! 6.. 29 i C..42 0..41 6. .40 C..39 6..38 0..37 G. .36 12..25 1. .14 2.. i 2..67 3..61 Bise?. 7. .11 2..30 3..87 4. .88, 6..33 6.. 20 7.. 2 7..45 .Arrived Westerts?*. fear A M Flannagan, Collins, Philadelphia via Tybee. Coal and Vdee. To H W Baker Sc co, Rail? road ?gent, W Shepherd, M Luhr?, W S Hen er ey, J BA direr A Co, Cameron, t'arklev A Co, Goodrich, W?neman k Co, C Saunders. J M Eseon A Bro, C P Poppenheim, Georgia Railroad Co, McDrrff Cohen. Br H Baer, H a Due. In putting into Tybee Booda for a harbor, parted chala and drifted ashore on the Knoll, 'rom which was assist?doff by the steamer ,-amt.on after taking out part of tbe cargo, and wa? towed to this port by the above steamer. Sehr Ann S Deas, from West Point Mill. 100 tes Bice. To o T Lowndes. t-tramer Emilie, Lewis, Georgetown, S C. rc tea Bice, 1 bale codon, 40 baga Flour, and buodriea lo Shackeltord A Kelly, J R Fring.e, J M rason A Bro, P G Fitzslmons, W C Bee A co, a Chitolm. Mis? U C loomer, I Hyman, J M Caldwell A Son. 1 J Cart, Dowle A Moise, D Blake. M McUorty, H Klarte A Co, E Bates A Co, J A Quacken'msh, and others. Received from West Point Mill-45 tierces Rice. To Chisolm Bros. Cleared Yesterday. Steamship Prometheus, Uroy, Philadelphia-Jno Getty. Sailed Yesterday. Steamship Prometlieu?, Gray, Philadelphia, from this Port. Steamship Manhattan, Woodhull, New York 152 hour? i, August le. Up for this Port. Sleomehip Minuetonka, -, a' Kew York. August 16. Sehr Nancy Smith, Boyd, at New ?oik, August 16. fiemo'nvtla? POBT OF GEORGETOWN, 8. C., AUGUST 17. ARRIVED August 12-Sehr Ada, Whitehurst, Beaufort, N C. CLEA KED. ' August T2-Sehr Carno 4} Webb, Rowland, New York. August 14-SchrM Holme?, Howard. New York. August 16-fohr Palma, Ireland. New York. Augu.t 17-Sehr M ? Dana, O'Neil), Bath, Me. L.IST OF VKSSKLS UP, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR a HIS l'"hT FOREIGN LIVERPOOL. The Vinco, B alli lay, sailed.... :.July l S British brig Courier, tvan*, saileJ.July S DOMESTIC BCSICH. Brig M C DoteveP, Farnsworth, cleared.. .August ll Brig J A Devereux, Clark, up.August 9 Brig Cyclone, Friable, cleared.August 11 nsw rons. steiimshi. Minuetonka.-, up.August 16 s"chr Nancy ^mith, Boyd, up.August 16 behr Geordie, bwin, cleared.?UgU?t 14 Schi Lilly, Hushes, cleared.Ausustli ?ehr clara Montgomery, Cole, cleated.August 14 Sehr Menewa. Dissotway cleared.August 9 PHILADELPHIA Bark RGW Dodge, Munro, cleared.Augu-t 12 BALTIMORE. Sehr Virgiuia Dare. Johuson, up.August 14 t-cbr Wenonah.; Mitchell, up.August 14 II.I.IS di CI11SUL..U, FACTOhS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS aim SHIPPING AGENTS. WILT. ATTEND TO THE PURCHASE, SALE AND SHIPMENT (to Foreign ?nd Domestic Portal ol COTTON, BICE, LUMBER AND NAVAL STORES. ATLANTIC WHARF, Charleston, 8. O. S. WILLIS.A. R. CHISOLM October M * ^IHAKliESTUN A UK HT' LT I' KAL WAREHOUSE AND SEED STORE. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, QARDE1 SEEDS, de. ELLERBE'S TRANSPLANTER FOR SALE. GEO. E. PiNGRKE, March 34 Ne. 148 Meeting-itreet, Charleston. 6rae LIST OF 8HIPPING fia" ' the " Port " of Charleston. *^a_mf1 19. rmrrn UNDES loo TONS, ATO BIT AMIES coAsrnra WTTHTK TU STATE EXCEPTED. STEAMSHIPS. CLamplao. 1418 too*, lockwood, at Adger'e wharf, for New York, loading-James Adger & Co. Falcon. 612 tons. Honey, at Union wharf, fer Bard ? a?, reidj-f^i^snax 4? IreaholiD. Ba?Kh. Minnie (Br), 323 tons. Bobertson, at Marshall's whan; for Llverp coVJoadbig-B ol Tire & Co. BRIGS H W Mojailvery, 260 tons, stotts, in Ashley Uiver, for Boston, lo - ding-Risley st Creighton, J Til ns (Br), 176 tons. Lovejoy, in tbe tresm, lor the Mediterranean, readv-w p Hall. Bella Dolores ( pm), - tous, Durull In the Stream, from Mstanav,'waiting-w P Rall Susa" E Voorbees, 399 tons, Fulfrd. In Ashley River, for Ne v York, loading-Bi?l?y A Creigh? ton. SCHOONERS. Stampede 146 tons. - trat ton. In Ashley Uiver, for P ovldfOce, loading-L 1 fatter. Sulio:e. - tons, ". eater, at Vennina's wharf, for Boston, loaain -M Goldsmith st Son. N W .-m th, 296 ton?, Tooker, at ti E Railroad wharf, I for New York, loading-W Bosch ft Co. BN Hawkins, 396 ions. McVey in ashley Hirer, for Philadelphia, loading-W Bosch's: co.. Winata, - tons, t eathers tone at BennoU's wharf, lor a Portin Spam, ksditw- WP Hall. .:.>,, Emma D > arney, 164 rons, Mitton, at I nion wharf, from Jacksonville, Ila, to be repaired-H F Ba? ker ?too. Francisco, 93 tons, Crowther, in Ashley River, for Baltimore, loading-T J Kerr st Co. A M Flanagan. - tone. Colli us at Union wharf, from Philadelphia, discharging-H F Baker & Co, OFFICIAI,. -?BT OF LBTIEB8 remaining in the Posto AB ce at Charleston, for the ?eek 'tnding AUOUHT 19,1869, and printed officially In Tua DAIXT NEWS, as the newspaper having the largest circulation in the City of Charleston. ny Persons calling for Letters Advertised, should state that they are "Advertised." ?gr O ace hours from 8 A. M. toop. M. On Sun Jaye, from 5 to 6 P. M. STANLEY G. lltOTT. Postmaster. WOMfclVS LIST. Alston, Mrs fcu-|LaDee, Madame (Beeves, His*Ella san E X Brown, Mrs Mar- r am nie, Mrs Beed, Miss Fan tha Lou sa nie Brown, Mist Lil- Loy-1, Misa Ma- Rlcliards, Miss ly . nie Agnss L ' Brown, Mit H Li'.- Lucas, Mrs Jona- Rivers, Mrs Ma )y thau xia'E Brown, Mas An- Lyons, Miss Har- Boberts, Miss Bi? riet . i harlott B Brown, Mrs Lin- Martin. Misa Rooert on, Misa dy Aaron , Julia Brassington, at rt Mack, Gourdins. Byan, i isa Alice MM Mazjck, Miss ? , Camble,Mus Ma- anna ramalson, Mra ry J afatbew, Mrs Deal!? Cariaghan, Mrs Ann San Cera, Ure Sa Marya Mathews, Miss rah Canter, Caroline bailie K Seybrook, Grace Cums, Mn Anna Meyers, Miss scanlan, Mrs 0 Emily Margaret Dailv, Mrs Meyers, Miss E Sims, Miss J G Don yuan. Miss Myers, Mrs J M Soeby, Mrs Sal tallie Mit chen. Mrs sa-. he. Easterby. Mad- ton Mnill, Mrs Msria amo M H Middleton, Mrs standward, Mrs Ed wards, Mr* 8t> Mary F Lucy 77 san tingan, Mrs Pol-bullens, Mrs M Pagan,Mrs Maria ly K P Moultrie. Mba rnckcr, Mrs Dea Fecci, Miss Sa- Margaret lia rab Murray, Misa ' raj lor,Maryjane Felt, MM Graey Francis I Tnumpaon, Mite Foster, Miss Bes- Buller, Miss Ma- - Dianna sie rv Tbonais,' Miss Fronlin, Miss McJinnls, Miss Charlotte Josphlne Ellen Harney. 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A nj- Persons depositing letters in tho Postomce will please place the stamp near the upper right band corner of thc envelope, and they will also please to remember that without the stamp a letter cannot be mailed, but w'.u be sent to the Dead Letter Office. STAIR RODS, ^PBECNSE, FIBS UL?, A Porcelain, That srtvin XO Cleaning, Wmi TH? PATENT DROP FIXTURE, ninon tua ao aramaa. The Qrieiul ud only BdSabla "irrae mide. It can be applied to any Stair Rod, either Round or Flat, and prevents Its slipping from its place. Ask for the Patent Step Fizrsi?, SOLO BY AU . Carpet Dealers,' AND BUY MO OTHES. ALSO, ^^^saaasw^^ wt A ss AOT ZINC . STAIR PLATES, For Hotels, Restaurants and Public Buildings, MANUFACTURED BT W. T. 4 J. MERSEREAU, 62 Duane St. HX August 13 , Caw f? ll K B 1 S ll OP P IL.Lt TUE BISHOP PILL, t THE BISHOP PllXe A Purely Vegeta ole Fill (Sugar-Coated,) BISHOP piiiis ' ls of extraordinary efllcacy for Co? ti veness, iMfcV jreetion, Dyspepsia, Headache, Nervous (Debib(y, Liver oonpIaJoL" "fte beat FILL m the WOT?*.'" ?M?eal ?itrmer, feather 8. TRY THE HI IB! T t? E Hi AU Druggists is CHABLFSTON sell tb ea). %'COSTAR'S" STANDARD PREPARATION ABE "CskUr'n" Bat, Boaeh, dee.. Fixera?? s, ..CottarV Bcd Da? Extermina tor?. "L'Mtar'i" (only pure) Inaect Powdar. "Only Infallible fi em edle.? known.** '.18 j ear? established In New York." .. "?OOO Boxea and ria?a* maainiactuied daily." "111 Beware 1 ll ofs euricu?faltar?an?." "All Druggists in CHARLESTON Hil them." For tl, 8?, 83 and 88 sixes, Address "COSTA K" CUMPA AY. rf o Aa. ? 13 Howard-street., Kew Yarak, Sold in CHARLESTON, S. C., by GUOO lt ICH, WISEMAN <Si CO. March 23 " j PAC_ lyr J) U S A O A.b l S Purities th?? Bipod. Ker Salo by Oma erl? tr Kvers-wwere. Jim 28 ' " " ' T O B A K E K S J??S2 RECEIVED AND FOB RAUB': WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. CARBONATE OF AMMONIA PHIME HOPS " CREAM OF TAB TAR. H. B?ER, Druggist, No. 181 MEETING-STREET. Marchi_ A, n K . KI CH ACS GOLDEN REMEDIES. 07 ; . ? ? . ASK FOB NO OTBEB, TAKE NO OTHER, ARA* you will save time, bealla aid money. 81000 REWARD for any ease of disease in any stage which they fail to core. Dr. H ICH AU'S GOLDEN BALSAM No. 1 cures Ulcera, Ulcerated "Sote. Throat and Mouth, Sore Fyes. Cutaneous- br Skin Emptions, Copper Colored Blotches, corenes?of the Scalp. Scrofula, Ac.; ia the greatest Benovator, Alterative and Blood Partner known, removes all diseases from the system, and leaves the blood pure and healthy. Dr. BICH A CM GOLDEN BALSAM No. 2 cures Mercurial Affections, Bheumatism In all its forms, whether from mercury or other causes; gives Imm?? diate relief in all cases. No dieting necessary. I have thousand* of Certificates proving the miracu? lous cures effected hy these Hemed les. Mee of either Ne. 1 or No. 2, 86 per bottle, or two bottles for $9. Dr- BI CH ACS GOLDEN ANTIDOTE, a safe, spee? dy, pleasant and radical cure for all Urinary De. ragemente, accompanied with full directions. Price 83 per bottle. Dr. BtCHAU'S GOLDEN LL FX IR n'AMOUB. a ladical cure for Nervous or General Debility, in old or young; Imparting energy with wondaifhl effect. Price 86 per bottle, or two bottles for 89. On receipt ot price these Remedies will be' shipped . to any place. Prompt attention paid to sll correa. dents. None genuine without th? name of "Dr. RICHAU'd GOLDEN REMELLES, D. B. RICHARDS, Sole Proprietor," blown in glass of bot ? le?. Address D B. RICHARD?. No. 228 Varick-stree t, New York Office Hours from 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. 1 Circular? cent. ly July 8 MARVIN'S PATENT Alum & Dry Plaster FIRE PE00F SAFES Are most desirable for quality, finish and price. ; MARVIN'S SPHERICAL BURGLAR SAFES Cannot be Sledged ! Cannot be Wedged ! Cannot be Drilled I BANK VAULTS, VAULT DOORS, EXPRESS BOXES, FAMILY PLATE SAFES? COMBINATION LOCKS Please send for a catalogue to MARVIN A CO., (oldest safe manufacturers) ... , , (265 Broadway, New York. Principal 3721 cheetnut St., Phila. Warehouses (10gBank St.,Cleveland,0 And for sale by onr agent, in th? principal cities thronghout the United State? FOR SALE BY WM. M. BIRD & CO., No. 203 EAST BAY, CHARLESTON, ?scrakerf? :-TI ?