The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, September 17, 1869, Image 4

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THE DAILY NEWS. Th? Locomotive? O'er Hie prairie wide and thc diemal swamp, Tlirou th tunnels of rock that oro dark ami damp, Beneath frowi.ing erasa ami (be rugaod ridge. O'er Ibo rcatiuc flood ami Mic tremu'.iug bridge, O'er the mouuUiu gorge, o'er desert and pi-'.n, Sweips Hie iron steed witb bis weighted train, I,1kc?ouio demon ol wrath lu bis vengeful ire, Ho feeds on tbc flames of a raging Ure. He hisses and snorls. and Ins uostrils swell, And bis munni ls red as ihr Jaws ol bell; Bis terrible throat devours piles of wood, Tli a (be gnarled rnols tell where a forest stood ; And tho ra-li will lind quick torture anti death In Ike scalding steam ar his burnlug ti mi'li ; And Ibo belching smoko that he somtta high ls blacker than clouds in n murky Bk? ; And his piercing sin loka am louder by far Than (he eagle's scream or trumpets of war; And bc twiner runs lu his onward basto Than thc ostrich flVs o'er thc nrld watte. He tushes aloug by Ibo mountain side. And Ibo lompest mocks with a ecornlul pri le; Amid howling wiudsand cold sleet aud hail. H's whistles arc heard in the midnight gale; And wild echoes ring that aro weird mid groud* Aa bu ouw.ird SV/SSM through Ibo deseit laud. When tho ulara oro lost lu the gloom of night, On his awful Iront shines a flaming light; Anti thc blimiOg lamp? through window aud path Llk? a comet's tail in Ibo darkness flash ; And ?littering rays in Ihelr glory gleam On lils dome ol brass and his ehest? ol steam. Hy rivets and bolts he is firmly bound, And b? buruti-bed hoops he ts girdled rouud, And a sounding bell, 011 thc monster hung, Rings aloud his m ireh willi an iron te ?ur. This terrible Scud of devouring Aro Never pauls like bruten with a wild desire; Mm UiK boaat ol strength and sinewy limb. But strong nerves aud bones atc weak thinrjs to lim; I Bc can cruab Ihom all as a wi?p can tear Thc soli, filmy threads ufa t-pldcr's suarc. With his iron lungs aud his iron fmnie Be puts all (heir miuht and tbeir speed to shame. The in i .i may crash ond tho bold grow pale, But he trembles not iu thc wildest gale; EliU he thundots on. and ho nover looks back In his daring rare on tbc iron Hack; And ibis flory 6lced, with a Ecn^clcs form. Carries timid mau through tho ten ri ul storm. ALL AllOUT TUE STATE. TUE Un il I 11 l-l * BAPTIST ASSOCIATION. Tho association commenced nt Bethany Church, near Liberty Hill, on tho 10th inst., and was permanent ly organized by thc election of tlio Hov. John Tripp as moderator, and W. \V. Adams, Esq., ns clerk. Tho deliberations wcro wise and troll regulated, and tho work was dispatched willi promptness nud judg? ment. Thc citizens of I lie Bethany noigbbor ho'>.l, in thoir velcotnc ol ministers, delegates and visitors, displayed tho wost elegant, on lightened and unbounded hospitality. Tuoso zealous and distinguished preachers, Dre, Forman and Manly, of tlioFuimau University, were in attendance', aud delivered worthy aud effective addresses upon tho education ol' young men tor the ministry. Sermons wero prcs.ebc(l by tho Rev. Mr. Meaning, tho Hov. Uv. llrojtldus. and other reverend gentlemen. ThcMlcv. Luther R. Gwalticy, BOdooply be? loved throughout thc lcncih and breadth of EdtfeQcl'l, was not present, as hi-.d been ex* poe cd; a tact which caused universal corrow and disappointment. Tho awocitttlon ad? journed on Monday afternoon. Its session for 1870 will bo bell at Mountain Creak Church, lom ion milos abovo EdgcQcld, THE INVESTIGATOTlB IS IDOLFIELD. Tho Edscfleld Advertiser cay*: "They have come 1 They have seen ! Ana, no donut, they will conquer ! Wo mean thc Congicssional Invcsturation Committee appoint cd bv the nr gTO Lcglslatmo to turn thc Third Congi CS Bioml Disirict inside out. and shako it as yon would an old bat;. There arc ?ix un thc com? mittee, two ?lutea, one a Democrat, lour ne? groes, all Rubella, lint only four have ar? rived in Edgeficld, Messrs. Ivan Bryant and Joseph Crows, "Vliitc, and J. J. WrighUand lt. B. Elliott, colored. They have tot tip their official rest in tho court house, and will proceed to t-ep.irate thc tarca (rom thc wheat, catting the foiiuer into outer darkliest!, whore lhere is weeping, wailing and gnashing ol' teeth." A BLACK DESPERADO CAUOJir. Tile Darlington Democrat says: ''The nolo riotvs Frank Uco alias .Alack, colored, who bas been ,;iviug tho people in thc neighborhood ol Geo's mill so much trouble, has boen shot and arrested Ho waB surrounded by tome of thc gent lumen of tho neighborhood, and when he found tbat they were after him, he jumped from tbc house and tried to make biB csenpe. drawing bia pistol 'and presenting it at ono of tho mon, who, to eave himself, tired on bim witb a dont)lo barrelled gnu, sbivuriag bis left m m. and lodging tho contenta of the guu in bie body. Ho has been turned over to tho proper authorities, but it is supposed ho will ale of biB wounds. Ho bas repoatedly made bis boast tbat 'foity mon could not taite bim, and tbat lead was not mada to hit bim.' " AK UOLY OASE. Tho Km gs tic o Star mentions tho following caso of falso sweariug which occurred tbero last week: Alexander Hanna, a negro, went botoro a magistrate and made oath that Mr. D. ' F. Gordon, in 18GG, killed a- negro who was SAld to have beoii murdcrod ia '.bo neighbor? hood of Johnsonville. A warrant was issued and Gordon was arrested and imprisoned. Two days later, thia same negro went before a magistrate and mudo oath that bia affidavit waB taine, and that bo was induced to muke it by Mr. John D. D. Singletary, who paid bim, or promised to p ty bim, one hundred dollars to swear falsely against Gordon. Tho negro is now in prison on a charge of perjury. Gordon bas beon lot to bail by Judge Creen. We bave no comments'to make on thc abovo transaction further than to say that there is an old and bitter feud existing between Cordon and Sin? gle! arv. but that Alexander Uanna cannot bc b??evcd against either party. i SUBEOS OF BTATE KEW8. Dr. A.-G. Nagle, of Grumleville, a physician or worth and intelligence, died in th, t placo on the 7ib instant. A negro iu Spaitauburg, named Monroe Thompson, is said to have bec? bbo: and killed cn Tuesday by n white man named H. C. --il**y. la; DamlCT Watchman is advocating ibo qaist'on of establishing a market in tbat town. Tb; caterpillar is doing a little damage in Darlington and cousidor.ib'o in Williamsburg. A' the elect nm held on .Monday for intendant and wardens of K:ug8trco-lor tho ensuing year. Air. S. W. Maurico WAS olected intendant, ana Messrs. James M. Stagcers. Sr., M. Schwartz, W. V/. Ward uud H. A. Swaila wardens. A SOUTUEItJV COTTON Af ILE. An Interesting-Statement. A corespondent of the Memphis Appeal, writing from Stonewall, Mies., describes acot to.ur.il iii operation at tho latter place. Ho ?gives Ibo annexed facts : lu tho piuc barrons, 100 milcB above Mobile"' and t wenty below Meridian, on tho Mobile acd Ohio Rood, is tho cotton manufacturers' vil lase ot Stonewall. Tho airueturos aro ol' brick, the main building 180 feet long, 55 wido, with two wings, each 50 feet square. Two costly mu.nits, each of fifty-horse power, duvo ibo machinery ot tine model establishment. Ibero in power on ou;: h for rive times the number of looms and spindles now in operation, and since tho number of superintendente and ojstly em? ploy?es and mauagorB would require no aug? mentation, tho proprietors will at once double tho le ngth of tho main building aud till it with machinery. Witb Ibis view tho capital stock cf tho company, when incorporated, will bo in ti/cascd, sud tho quantity of giodn manufac? tured will bo doubled wben tl.o additional cap i'r.l invested will not bc moro than one-fourth the original outlay. At pres jut lhere arc only 52 looms and 2010 inindlns in operation, consuming daily about three balea of cotton. Soventy-tbreo womot, and gir s aro employed about tho Mtabritli* mont, whoso white cottage?, (nrohbed freo o? rent chnrgo, dot tbc Dflji?hhnrlt?w hill MU?* traMMw io"LJi,it negro, eavo the proprietors bouse servante, at Stonewall; nearlv every ope? rative is tho widow cr daughter off miiies im? poverished by tho war. Tho whola monthly coot of tho mill ia 11400, Inc.udrog fuel, oil, Batarles ol superintend-, nts and laboroi-B. And yet thc mana-or of Ibo mill informed mo that bo waa paying higher wag*? than any pther manufacturer In tho South. When I soiigbt information- SB to tho pruflnblqnoss of tho establishment, was told to mako roy own cu'culatione. We liave cotton enough nf ibo boat quality, whloh coat us loss than tyrtmly cents, to InBt till December. Ir wc wjra not doing well wc would have sold 300 b.bu at.i profit often eenie por pound. Thc clear prob a of the establishment aro not lost than from $75 to $100 per day. One ox-planicr baa $50.090. another $25,000, nrd throe others $5000 each in vos tod In this ??lahlisbnicnt. When tbe Legislature meet-*. Ibo Stonewall Mills will bo" incorporated and tho capital increased. Tbero ia porter enough lo drivo flvo timos tho number of looms and spindles now runuing. and ibo sain/) numbar of eu penn london ls and overseers can super? viso Hu additional machinery and increased uombor of hand*. ADOlher wing will,- there? fore, Ito t ddod to the building. Fivo times AS nr?ny looms and spindles may be put In opo i..:on, witb an addition of only fifty per cont. ^ij?6 ?u?y e*ipondit i financial onb Commercial. Th? Charlcilan money Market. TUUHSDAY, l-eptcnic-cr IC, MM Securities were centrally depressed dorine tho past week on account of the Blrinnei.ey of motos nnd thc nalrs mido mrs affecle-1 by Ibis cause. Mr. S C. Blovk sold *10,000 of city six per cent, slock, ca October interest, at au average of Wit" Other quotations arc euerely uomiual. Bank billB aro 'u good demand. ?louey is Ugh! al l>i fl cent, a mouth on good securities. lt ie g? ncrally conceded that thc ililli -easou is drawloa to a close, aid thu aecnriUca of every diseriptioa will soon cuhiucj iu TftlUC._ tourac HM DANK DILLS, Current Itatct? Dank of Camden.76 ($80 Dank of Charleston.SO fit nu Bank of Chester.13 ftOO Dank of Georgetown.18 (300 Bank or Hamburg.7 @00 Bank of Newberry.83 ?00 Bank of South Carolina.20 fi toe bank of State of S Carolina, prior to 1801.10 ($00 Bank of Stateof S. Carolina, after 1st Jan.. 1801.30 ft 00 Commercial Hank. Columbia.3 ft00 Exchange Dank, Columbia.16 ftOO Farmers' anil Exchange Baak. Cunrleslon.llO (g)i)0 Uercbaut'a Dank.Cbcraw.13 ia00 People's Bank, Charleston.87 fte? Planter's Bani or FalrOcld.7 ($00 Planter*' and Mechanics' Hank, charleston 87 ?CO ioutbwrstcrn llallroad Bank, Charlcaton. (old).75 ftOO southwestern Itaiiroad Bank, Charleston, (now).70 ftOO Slate Bank,Charleston.8 ft00 Unit ii Hank, Charleston.09 ftUO City ol' Charleston Change Billa.07 ax00 Stale S. Carolina Treasury Notca.98 @)00 nONDS. 6TOCBS AND COUPONS. Olly or Columbia Bonds.68 ftOO City or Columbia Coupons.70 ft no South Car olin a Railroad and Bank Slock (whole pliarcs).. :.10 ft?) -nulli Caroliua Bailroad (hair phares'.10 ftOO S. C. Railroad Six Per Cent. Bonds.74 @U0 S. C. lt. lt. Seven Per Cont. B'dl..80 ft(!0 S. C. Itt ihva.i Ccrllllcale ur Indebtedness.93 @93 City of Charleston Six Per Cl. Slock (ex October interefl).GiJiftOO Olly or Charleston Fire Loau Bonds.75 ftOO Buicof South Carolina Uonds(otd|.CH (?70 Slate ol South Carolina Bouda mew issue. or January 1, 18?7i.67 ftOO Stale if south Car lina bonds tissued tor Bank ol' the State bills).05 di 00 State ol South Carolina stock.CS ?C0 State ol South Carolina Coupous;lundablc)fl5 ftOO People's National Uank Stock.115 ftOO First Null'mal Uank Stock.115 ftOO Greenville and Columbia llallroad Slate guaranteed boudE.60 (O02 Greenville and Columbia 1st Morlgage Bondi;.C5 m 00 Northeastern lt. lt. 1st Mortgage Bonds.80 ftuo Northeastern U.R. 1st Coupon? (past duc).70 (finn Norlbeaslern Railroad ^t'icli a-ai il al).98 ft?O') Northeastern Bailroad stock (pretrrredl.. $33 ftCO Northeastern R.R.Ccrtilleatrsui Indebted? ness.56 ftOO Cheraw and Darlington 1st mor?, bonds. .80 (a09 dunric- lon Gas Company Stock.22 '"itu Obarlcaton City Railway Stock.01 c.! o Charleston Mining and Mannfattnrlnfi Company's Phosphate W rk?.09 ?CO Cliarlestou and Savannah Railroad Bonds ?State guarantee).Co tfeflO Savannah uud Charleston lt.ll. Stock. ... Vt ftOO City of Savannah Bonds.00 <<<U0 City ol' ?avaiinah Coupons. ,duo previous to 1st June, iS'M).97 (SOO City ol Savannah coupons iilue lifter 1st ' lime, 18ii6i.97 fti.O Ciiy ot Memphis bond?, iMwlor??! by M. k C Railroad.00 (i?0l) M i-tn j his and Charleston Itaiiroad KU* i ?11 (nlOO Memphis and Charleston llallroad Bonds-.' 7 ftOO Ucmphisaud charleston ll. lt. Coupons..Du IKOJ Importa* RUATAK, HON-Per sehr K V lurni-r-90.UOJ Cocoa i.nlp, flood Plantains. 'JIT ounetua Bacanas, to J A in?'ow & Co. Experts for tile Weela encl Inp; i'lmrstlnj , ScptcmUiv ZO. BOSTON-Por bria J.vic \ n? vorcanx-18 WW ls Na val Stores. 80 tons Iron, III un- iiuauo, L'-l tons cotton .- eel, 31 l ales Raga. 12,000 feet I.umoer. 600) Iloins. 1 Piano. NRtv YORK-P r s'eanishlpjam** Ariger-21 ticrc* Ri.'C '31 bales Upland Coll?n, 01 casks Clay, t.i i.a'ca Dom."ties, 9 bates R?g-., sn p?ctanos Sun? dries .Per steamship Man hail tn- 496 hairs Upland cotton, 49 lie real Rice, aol bbls Hindu. 39 bales Yam. Cl empty Horrels. C'l Packages. 1'er irlir Meucwa- 100.00U feet Yellow Pino'I ira. . bor; 8 \34 ? lec-t Ycl'ow Pino Lumb> r.... Per sehr Lilly-175,00? feet Lumber, 450 bbls Rosin, 21 imply Horrels. 20 empty Carboys, 4 packages Mdec, 1 bag Hoot?. ST MARY'S, GA-fer sehr \V n Jone;-Groin OL<1 Hay. BALTIMORE-Per steamship Sea Gull-358 bale Cotton, 41 bale* Domestic-', 47 casks Clay, 40.030 feet Boards, 10 balet Hi les, 8 bale Rags and WooL... .Per sehr Wenonah-IMO tonoPboraialu Rock._ TIIK CIlAithUSTOK MARKET. TOR TBE WEEK ENDINO TUOnSDAT, SECT. 16, 1RC9. Uni: .Tnors.- Tbc foiling off in the condition of j tho cotton plant in many porUcna br Sou'U Caro'lua and Georgia, baa cauecd crop estimates made ot an carher period to be somewhat lowered, and many who calculated, under the prospect <>xistlng a lei WM:1I? ainec, on a y leia or 2,700,0-JO to .',800,000 balta have recede! to 2.4?0.OCO, 2,600,040 and 2,600,010 balee. Tbc plant is now paining tbrougti a period ot trial, and mach remains to bo determined by tito weather lo be experience I in the next flvo or mx woks. The reporta from thc pro'iflc Southwest arc as yet generally favorable, and a late and dry rall will make a great difference ia that region. In .Seeth Carolina and Georgia thc action of thc rust baa caused the plant to open rapidly, and tbc lop fruit to drop off, co that tho crop herc has in mint caaes lesa to gain by a late (all. The weather, s ii, ce our last report, bas been generally luv -rabie to har? vesting, and cotton and rico lire being socurid in good Condition. Tba a itcrpillar on the st n islands ia doing dainog". but baa not yet become so general? ly destructive aa last year. TUE Corros MAUKKT -Operators in thia article, thinking prices too high, wera endeavoring steadily to have tho rate? brough' mire in conformity to their views, and mamitacturer* aa well as pureba* era generally were only buying in a limited way, and at rates iu Int ir favor; and with increasing receipts of thc new crop quotations have hid a steady ten? dency to fall off. Thc English market durlns the week has exhibited no animation, prices commenc? ing at M.VI. and receding to 13d. for middling up? land H. The New York market bas been decidedly downward, and middling, which opened at 84, fell OB to 30c. aud at this port middlings, wM n opened al 31c, declined to abont 27c. 9 lb. Ibo Liverpool and New York markets have shown thc following movtnients for thc week: On Friday, September 101b, tho former was | dull, rake 500O bales, middling uplands at lb?,il; the lotter waa steady, sales 600 bales at 34 cent?. On Saturday tho former waa steady, op lands 13VI, H ilea 10.000 bales; the latter waB a shade Jivwer, ?ales lot o bales at 33Jifia 34 cent*. On Mon? day the former was doll, uplands ]3>,u, sales 7000 balee; the latter was decidedly lower, sales 700 belia ot33@93.ii cent?. On Tuesday the former w. e dull and n?mina), uplands 13>?d, salts 3000 halest the lader was heavy, and full one cent lower, sales 12G0 ?liaUs, cloatog at 32 cents. On Wednesday Ibe former | waa dnll and irregular, sales 4000 bales, uplands 13d ; the' latter was decidedly lower, sales 1200 bofes at GO.1 j cent?. Yesterday thc ronner was a rhado firmer, sales 70CO halos, uplano? io J . tit?, i-tt-- w at 30 cents %1 lb. Tho ai rivals of the staplo at this portJor^i?fTweek have boin 28 bays of sea islands *??'JPiotla%i aud 3831 bags ol uplandB, against lAjtJjj,, 0] ?Ci ulanda and Florida? oud 1675 baU^ftjf,ianua th? WCek before, and 4 bag- ol scaja{gnds ond Floridas aud 370 bales or uplands fcrrfbe same week last year. Thoaa sup "irvfeome throne* ft.? ??"-'-. ??"?'?*?#"?>" ./ "....Ca- per south Carolina Railroad, 3301 bales; per Northeastern Railroad, 6J5 bales; Georgetown, ?. C., 4; Florida, C; wagone, 15; of s a lslaadsfrom Beaafort, ti. C., 8; Eduto, 5; Wadmslaw, 0; (.brist Church, 4; Florida, C. The supply or ibo staple in sight at tho latest Oates waa ss fallows] 1809. 1868. Stock in Liverpool. 442 000 179,700 A ll oat from India. 364,Ot? 623,000 Afloat from America. 0,000 2,600 Stork in London. 23,800 62,601 Afloat for London. 100,000 164,000 stock In Havre.:. 12,4?! 32,147 Afloat for Havm.; 110,060 305.848 ; Stock in Bremen.V. 6,181 12,310 Afloat tor uremon.1,600 7,418 Stock in United Ktato< port?. 10,186 88,668 9tock in tb? Interior Iowna.* 8,938 1.830 m Total.1,128.611 l,858,8f.B Deficiency in vlalhle aupply. 230,054 H tock of cotton held hv M ?eches'.sr ap?suui al tbs natus, now 110,000 bale?; oamo timo 18C8,110,000 baleas middling Orleans now 18d, then OftalOd. ' The transactions and priest prtrailiug lo thia market for the week trill be seen by th? following ttalemenl: , . On Friday, Beptemher 10.h, tbs inqulty was limit? ed, with prloi s In buyers' favor; sa4.es 108 bales, or? dinary to ?ooa ordinary being truoUd al 27029; low midd hug 33; middliivg Sic. fl B). ? On Balurday the betjor gradea were Steady, but thu lower quantics were eisler; eales 325 balea, ordi? nary to good ordinary bolos quote l at 27ig28>i'; low middling 30; middling 31o. ft tb. Ou Monday Ibo articlo declined v? ls. fl lb; eales 200 balen, ordinary to good ordinary hoing quoted at 27&78K; low middling 29; middling 30c. ft lb. On Tuesday priccR wero recoding, middlings com? mencing al 20ii and cloding Hat and unecttlcd nt 29c. ; talos 2C0 bales, ordinary to Rood ordinary lie lug quoted at 20g827; low nilddliug 28; middling 39c ft lb. On Wednesday Ibo market was unsettled, bu.tcrts decliniug lo moko offers, and Ibo atti lo closed flat and nominal; salci 60bales. Yoitorduy priors baying receded to a polut more in accordant-'1 witb HIP views of purchasers, au im? proved fouling prevailed, and tbe market became moro active. t-alcH 600 bates, viz: G at 21; 77 nt 25; los at 25& ; 105 at 20.U; 138 nt 27; 42 at 27 U ; 21 at 29,-, Wo quote : L1VEI.POOL CLASSIFICATION. Urdioary to pood ordinary.24 ?? ' Low middling.20,^.(126 ?i Middling.27 @ BEA ISLAND COTTON.-The arrivals of Ibo new crop are increasing, but are still light, having bren 23 hage of South Carolina und C of Floridas for the week. 1 bo market has beon without signs ol activi? ty, purchasors elthsr being without orders or are holding off lo obtain n better Idea of the final result of tho crop, and Ibero have boen ns transactions tn this qnallly of thc staple. lu tbie dull condition of the article quotations arc entirely nominal. Th" In? telligence In reference to tho caterpillar show?, that whilo this insect has been quilo destructive on a lim? ited numbor of plantations, tbe general damage np to this period has not been great; but planters stand in dread of new developments, ns il ls not too late for ruinous injury to the crop. RICE.-Tho arrivals have been about 1000 bush? els of new Carolina rough f r thc week, gomo par? cels of now clean were placed on the market, and a lot ot 60 tierce i of good to common prime new Caro? Una sold at 8??c fl lb, and a scco?d parcel of 31 tierce* woro disposed,of at Bfjc lb. Tho crop ia being harvested tu good :oii'littoD. NAVAL s nun H. - th" arrivais of articles under Ibis head have been U nited cud amount t*j about lOVO tibia of nil kind i for the week. In the absence nf supplies Ibo transactions luv- been moder?lo at about Ibe following figures, say ?3 25(5,3 60 f*. bbl for rxlru Nol rosin; $2 75@3 fl bbl lor No 1 do; $2 263 2 50 fl bbl for low No Ido; 62 fl bbl for dull end opaque; $1 75@1 85 ior No 2, and $1 70 fl bb] for Nod. Spirits turpentine in ordinary packages w-.is Hold at 38c V gallon. Crudo turpeutlnc is in good demand at ?'2 80 fl bbl for virgin, ?2 CO ft bbl for yellow dip, and fl CO ft bbl 1er hard. HAT.-Tho arrivals have been conOacd to a fmall lot of North Hiter qualities. Ibero have been no transaction* of importance. ConN -"lins grain e-ontinaed lo show a Armer teu deue.y. tho arrivals lor thc week Having been about ?iOOO bushels of Ma'jlacd qualities. 1 he demand ii moderate, and dealers were asking for jobbing lots ol white Marylaml il 5uiil 60 "p bus'uel, wotgbt,ba|re Included. FLOCR-Tho martel is lollly mipplPd. The arti? cle shows no important chango in rales, and we r* iicw previous quoLHions. Say lt r Norther.: and W?storn *U*iCT 57 2 .?7 50 fl burel; extri 87 75@ H't? barrel, and family 88 5r@n *p liarrel. --outiiorii doevrlpttcus arc in moderate supply and may bc limited al $7 60 fl bartel fer saper; t-M? 50 f? barrel for exirn, and ffC'il.i Vi barrel for family qualities. llAcon.-Hie mari el ls moderately supplied With thia article. Price* with a hsh; stock aro rather firmer In wini' caatl ; thc demand hr.? been roo 1er? ato for moat of the porto :. Prime shoulder* ore pe' liupr.t 17.'ie ti lb; prime rib aide? at -'0.1, v; ?0^ ?prime clrar iib aldea st 31?333tJj; prime strips at 31, ard hulk fhou'der.-i. ?alte.l, at IC*. WOKAT.-WO quoin primo white at tl "fA?.l 7.1 fl brothel, and pa lue red at SI 10 uti CO. r.uTrnn.-There is alair -tock ?f prime Goshen. Wo quote good tu prime at HV(?l4 i ot?, ft ll, West? ern and olhi r loner grade* ?ell irom 20(330 els. fl lb, as in qnallly. SALT.-MOO sacia received the previous week di? rect irom Liverpool were sold on private loma. 5100 .sachs to arrive wrro disposed of with thc same re Elri-ticiiH. J bbiug io's Irom^shipboard ure held ot 83 30 *P sack. Store lots are held at $2 30@*2 40 ft sack. INDIA HAGGISO -With a good stock ibe market ha?, boen taster, n::d v *> quolc al 25}i&10:. fl yard. Dundee bap-gin *, 44 in.-hes. I?; Ibu. for tho vord. i* imM si 001900t. sea island L-apginp;, 46 iuebe i wide, 2 lbs. for the yard, is held at 41c, ROFE.-Tho demand for ropo ts moderate, and prices arc somewhat nominal at quotations. Wa quote hemp at - cents ft, lb.; greenlea! at le cont?, and jute at 8j??9 eenie, ".s pound. IRON BANDS AND TIES for cotton, of the most ap? proved patterns, are offered on tho market, at 7 adc HA -ft, and sales have taken place at these figures. Tr Mm. H AND mom - Thc market for this ai l?? elo is dull. Wc quote limber for milling purposes Irom 86(90. Shipping limber tlOfidlS; 4-4'?o-4 floor? ing at tl4@15 fl M. Brlpbt lumber, good mer? chantable, from eily milli, cul to pize, from 820 @24 fl M by Hie cargo. FAEIODTE -To Liverpool, by steam, nominal ; by sail, ",d en uplands, aid,vi on tea ialands, nomi? nal. 'To Havre, nominal. Coastwise-To New York by steam J?o on uplands, and lc. on sra ielucda. 81 60 ft tie,"o on rice; by eai), Kc fl lb on colton; SI fA tierce, on rice; 40o fl bbl. on rosin; Sd fi M. on luinbrr ; $9@10 fl M. on limber. To Boston, hy sail, >;(?0-l(?c fl lb. on upland cotton. ToProvldeno-j 88 fl M. on board.*, S'e fl lb on cotton. To Philadelphia, by steam, vu settled and nominal; hy sail, 86a7 fl M. on beards; tO on tim' er; in per too on clay; and $3 60? 4 on phosphates. To Rainmore, by atoara, um settled and nominal. By ?oil. 8C@7 ft M. on boards-83 60(<rt)4 fl lon on phosphate rock. V?asele aro in demand by our merchants to lake lumber freights from Georgetown, 8. C., Dation and Baril? la Stiver, Oeo.. and Jacksonville, Flo., to North? ern i ori?, and $11013 ft M. are ratea on lumber and boards. EZOBANOE.-Burling Bills-The rate yesterday waa ltiy? for sixty day billi. DOMESTIC ExcnANOE.-,The banka ore purchasing sight ?becka on New York at }f discount; 5 days X discount ; 10 days 1 per cent, discount ; 15 days Hi off; 20 days Iii; duya 2 off. They are selim-j aight checks at par. j tl OLD.-Tho brokera w?re yeaterday bnying at 31, and selling at 8C. Marlicts by Telegraph. FOTIEION MABHCTS. LONDON, September 20-Noon.-Consols say. Bonds 83. Engar quiet, both on tho spot and afloat. livening.-Tho decrease in specie in tho Bank ef England ls ?198,000. ConsolsOljsj. Bdnda 83. Com? mon rosin Osaca 3d. Tallow 46s Od. LIVERPOOL, September 18-Noon -Cotton dull; uplands 13d; Orleans isjfdl ?ales 60C0 balee. Bed We lern wheat 9a CdalOs. Coin 30a. Afternoon.- -Cotton a ?bade Dru. er; siles will rea: h 7000 bales. Bveniog.-Cotton cloted o phado firmer; uplands TJ^Morreana 13>?d; atlee 8000 bales, of which 4000 'Wero tof peculators and esport?n. Breadstuff* dull. Provision! quiet. PAnia, SeptembcrlO -llonrseflrm. l?enles 70f 60c, ex-dlvidend. HAVRE, September IC-Cotton opened quiet. DOMESTIC MAEEtTS. NEW Yoim. Hupicimbor IC-Noon.-Stocka weak and unset lied. Money steady ut Ca7. Storllng, long, 81/j short, S3,. Gold 3C. Cotton drooping at 30 coats. Turpentine 4 1,'J eenie. Boain quiet; common to good strained 82 ar,-.2 -?'?y,. Evonlnc.-Colton heavy; sa'ea 2300 balea at 3d cents. Floor, old steady; new dull and declining; aoperflne 8tate. 83 90i6 20; common to fair oi tra Boothera 86 6??? 85. Wheat active and pilcos un rhmgod. Corp fairly active, and 2aS cents better; mixed Wettern 8118al 17. Fork firmer, and In fair* demand at 830 37X. Lard heavy at 19.19X cents, Whiskey deoldadh low-rat tl 20. Blco dall; Caro? lina 8a0 cents. Sugar atd coffee firm. Naval atores steady.. 1 r.t,,bin flrm Money active at7per cent. Storllng dui'.; fong 8; short 8,';. Gold 3u>4'. Gov ernmenta heavy; 1802'a 2ii?a2L Southerns duli; North OaroHna's declined to oTlf. lULTTMonK. 8epten)ber 16,-Cotton nominally at 35a30 couts. Fleur qu??t an? s^s^y. -j?heat weak, aild prlcea unchanged; prime to choice red tl_t5a 1 GO. foro firm ; whl.o 81 2Bit 28; yellow 81 34a8 -125. Oata 68a80 cents. Pork quiet. Bacon active. Willi? key 81 30, buyers holding off. LTSCIsNATi, September li.-Whlikey nomlnilly at 8120. Fork held at 833. Li rd io J? cents. Bacon In moderate demani,-and wu held Ligner at the close. ' ' ' ' ' . . ' N ' ST. Loma, Boplemborie.-wttakeysteady al tl 30. Pork 883a88 60. Lard 18 cc cu. LOUISVILLE. September IC. - Provision? Orin. MO?B pork ?:na')3 50; shoulders 10 eenie: clear sides 10)?il0?? coule. WUI-koy Brm at *1 ?Oal 22. WILMINGTON, September 16-Spirits turpentine :tB)i cents. Kosin ?toady at SI COa3 50; crudo tuc pen linc unchanged, Tar unchanged. Middling col? len na couts. A?OU?TA, Sept rm bar 16.-Cotton firmer and moro active: sales 054) bales; receipt? C l?! bule ; middling? IdiSOU cont*. SAVANNAH. September lg.-Cotton-Receipt? SIM batest exports Util bales; market dull aud Ruclua'. lng i.i consequence of advice - trout icw York; Bald Alinga 27 cents; sales'?00 bilea. MOBILE, September IC-Colton, silos SOO bafea; closedquirtt tnlddUuga 28cent?; rccctiisUi<C balts; czporls 510 halos. New ORLE VNS. September ld-Coll n in lair do maud; salo? 060 balc?; middlings 2v,'i' cents; re? ceipt? CHI bales, ??oil H5'?. btcr'iug 4t}(. Now York <-ig!it rxcb inge par. Wilmington Market. WI LalI SQ 1 OS, Sept mtier IS-1 onrENTisE- 111 bbls received and sold al *J for vi'giu aud >'i .10 for yellow dip, per 280 lbs. Hrimrs i UIIPRNTINE-Market wiibotit material change. Sale* of 150 bbl? at 'JO.V per galton. ROSIN-Market inactive for all grades, and no sales reported. TAH-40 bbls told at fi CO per bbl. Charleston Wholesale I'rtccs. AH rici.r.s. .to rn, SA)! ,o - (4 S ('C Si, fcS rr. I2>i OA HOING. <n yaru - Dundee. ti 'inn v Cloth. B?LF. KOI'E.V* lb-Manilla... Western. Jil e. COTTON, ?? lb Ordinary io Good Ordinary.! 24 Low Middling.) U Middling lo strict Mliidhnu.I ..>; (lood Middling. Sea Ishiud. COFFEE, V lb-Tt.o. .<? Ss '-' i Laguayra .I 7* ?" - Java.I 35 '<C 10 FKIITIUXERS- I Carolina lo'lihzer, t> -"OOO lbs...?CO.Ol (SJ - Wando Fertilizer.,60.01) ia - bimble Kenned Pomlrcltc.|3o.OO '?a - Niles' Phosphate.OJ.00 ou - Peruvian Unana, it'j'Jio lbs.IU'J.IM te. - PacificGnana, \S SHOO lu.163.on '?j - Phuuix (luann.|03.00 <n? - llaugh's Phosphate, g 3000 Ins...100.00 tn - Rhode?'Phosphate, ?fr 2M?0 lb?... juXOO In, - Rhodts' sMu'.l.Manure-HQSlhnc?57.50 a' - Orcbii'm fiitaiio-.140 titnelM 00 '? - Land Plask-r.21.5U (<? Maprs'Sutirr Phosphate, "rt 2000 lill 15.00 (ni - Mn's Kaiv Hone Phosphate.? fo.? <m - Sell's Super Phosphate ol Limo..1(10. 00 iii - Woolatou'a Phosphate of lame... .-<;5.tr.i i.ii - Wnolatoii's Vogotut ir, V 20C0 lbs,6"..ia- te - Crossdale** (len. soper-Phof, net ?CO.tal (t - bowels't.'omplet'j alannre, nct...|60.lMl M - Sar'.y's Pbosiiuo peruvian. caril. |r.5. Ad te - Sardy'a Paviftc liuano, oa>li.plO.iM '<& - Patnpaei) Ona un.IIH.OO <?. - E V'raak co -'a Pirna; hate.e.r.. on ?>> - TLOUll, \\ bbl-MlliN!. 7.-.-.1 a 7.5) Northern and Western Eitra. 7.75 f? B.OO baltimore Kxlra.I - iQ - Southern-Super.j 7.25 M 7.50 K?tra. H.Ol fe> B.r.ll Family.1 ?.io ? ti.oo GRAIN-Maryland Oats, fl bushel.' - ut - IVcstem Oats, lt huslicl.! - - Cot ll, 1* 'lil-h 11.i ?..58 to l.CJ BA T, fl cwt.-North Hirer.I - te - Eastern.? I.'-'5 'rt. - i, vu HEH. v? M. teci Clear While Pine, Ut<|nHity.r..).?o M .v..tm Whits l iuf, gaud run.?:i8.eo m bl.on Vi-llow Pine.2ti.lMl re- 21 .HU Boards, \\ M. -Vet-'tough.[14.00 HClS.OII Grooved sud long'ned_I'ja.OU trOS.OO y Ol. ISSES. ?< -tallon-Ouba. li te 17 .! ls 4i 55 .M? te 1.00 Sugar House. New Orleans. .YilMi. STOKES, ? bbl-Ta'r.... Pilch. ltosiu, Pal?. Rosin, N?. I. Rosin, No. 2. Bliililn I IUI fUltnc, >. illc-. OJ-UIH. v m. a/A/.W-American, ?t.?-*:-ii, lt ke^. POWDER-Dupont's, l'.K.F. g.... Dupont's, F.F.F. Dupont'a. iilasimg. PROVISIONS-'H Hi bacon, llama, V >b. Bacon, Bides. Bacon, ?honldcra. lin. un, Strips. bard, in keg. Buller. Cheese. Potalocr, **> bbl. . Onion j. Apples. RICE-Carolina, ^ lb. East billin. SALT- Liverpool, criarse, V fca^k. Liverpool, fine.....-....'.. SCO A Ii, m lb-Uaw. Porlo Rico. Muscovado. - 'ei - 4.(11 ?j.ir, 1.7? l.:o 3S 10 ti a.itu Ci I.SB C. Ttl (.., - n.iU) ta) - - Il, - 21>.' - .ia- - - (CB - - l? - il) - .25 r?i - fd} - iii) l:i'i IL 12??'3 COO 8 MP 3? B. 5 ii -3 a So 2 ? ssl: EIS pim .5 -S a sa o o w o 3.a. o .8 ig a ill ? 6 a F III . v,?3 : -<"s s- - . .g. ; I ! : : SI ?1 -J t? o UJ-i; sjS i: t gs 11 i'^i SI : P B ts?* B S ??5 C.B. Hg IS rt O I comparativa tGaports ur Colton anil tVlco (rom atae Cort ot Cnurloatnit, from tlac lal to tho 10th September, ?MOD. Liverpool .... Oth. br. Porta Tot'. G. Brl'n Havre. Otb. Pr. Poric. Total France. N. of Europe. Tot'l H. En'pe 8, of Europe.. W. Indies, &c. Total F. Ports Boston. Rhode bland New York... Phila^otphla. Ball. ?V so.ri Oib.U. S. Po's Tot'l C?O P'ta Oraud Total 1800-?70. H. LlOpl'd-IUee 2-110 388 4-11 1808-'OO. T. i.jUprd.iitico, 1127 I IV icno "15 13.10| C3 Kaports or itire. Naval Htot-cs unit het'u ocr (rom tbo l'ort of Charleston, from tho 1st to ?ho 10th Hr iii em ber. IS f.l I EXrOBTED TO llo-jtor. Nsw York. Philadelphia.. Baltimore. New Orlcaus.. Mobile. Provi?'ce, R I Oth'rUS P'rll T'ai Coaitw'ae I Barcelona. MaJU&M'rk'i Weat Ind lea... Haunts, N H.;; st john's, N o I London. lbbiM, Eng.. Liverpool.. ... Havre. Montevideo,.. Great britain. 'Total Foreign. Grand Total. 1 SOU-'70. SAYAL 6TOn'S llbls. 1,8'.8 1,020 IDO 114 Feet. 8,388 8,288 703,Co5 80,000 783,488 1?0S- ?Ol?. MATAX I . Billa. 690] 1,1021 200} 38f 2,288 2,710 2,710 C2j,0'i0 472 f.95 HG. GM 1,241 OOS 4....... 'j"ai?8J28 Mit J,, '.V,'.',','. 1138,728 1,692,823 Stocks of Cotton In tlio Interior Towns not Inclndcd In the Receipts. TowHii. ~ : IMO. Augusta and Hamburg.t,.,,; JJ Macon, Geo.Sppl J3 Columbus. Geo.>'c;il lu Montgomery, ?In. Sept 10 Heimo. Ala.s pp I Memphis, 'Tenu.!?rpl ii Nashville, Tenn.Sent J Tola I na:i i.r.27 fi'i.l 708 "??.4 3,988 li g: : a Sir: S o a : : 3 o S g j efl ?TM C? W RCA* X C T O O) 'V -? K JP a? 4 ?o *o ir a xs *c tJTJTJ'o o ooo o _ o O? o C O o ^ S ? o i ?*J OOO? ~ I ti rf- at. O pfal . ; SOU r-? it -' ! 'j ? tn ^ M| . S?? WCC." CJ ?C O O * " ?= 2 ? I .. 3 -1 li-I ssl : 9 ?S: : : : : : : ?s rc a a Si 1? S?? Si? f H j ? if ll c sis* d . ??g a s ' J - : : ES: 5?: S. F ~ c ittl-LHI I * Sf? gil m S ? . a ' ? X - fi g Q~Ti rr, Ji ; oo j ??a; ; - - ' *"* ? oe" - ?Bigs; : gsggs; ig' i*i NOTB-Wc have deducted from New Orleans 107 bales Upland, from Mobile .... bates, Iroin Savoonah 0 boga Sea Island and_ bales Up? land-and from Chnrleston 8 I-ORS t'en leland and 6 nales Upland, thc quantifies received at tho?o porta from Mobile, florida, Texas aud Savannab. Eiporti. PHILADELPHIA-Per echr Mary Storr-230 lona Phosphate Rock. BULL CREEK VIA G F.ORGETOWX-Per schooner Palmer-200 bags Com. 600 empty Darrels. C5 bblf Hour, 80 sacks Salt, 40 bundl?a Hoop Iron CO packages Groceries. UoaneneeaperMonlii Carolina Ita 11 road September 10. 871 balea Cotton, Bl bales Uomeallcs, lil bbla Na? val Stores, 6 cars Wood. To Railroad Anent, Pclr.er. Rodgers Ar Co, Rodder A: Davis Grocer A Smith L D De^aussure. J R Pringle. G W Williams ft Co, W K Ryan. Kirkpatrick A: witto, W W 8mitb. G H Wal ?',W 6 W'U'avns, Goldamlth ft Son, B Mure & Co. Dowling ft Co. J Adger ft tro, ?lnghorn. Her I rtn? ? Co, Brodio ft Co. and G H legra liam ft Boa. Conitgncca per rtorthcasteria Railroad september 10. 90 bales Cotton, 102 bbl? Naval Mores. 50 keg* NallB, boxes Tobacco. To Kin-man k Howell. J V Barden, Raven?] ft Co. Nacbmann .tCo, Gaillard ft MiuoU, Graver ft Co, Kendall ft Docilery, Mowry ft Co, Kirkpatrick ft Witto. J D Aiken k Co, G W WU *?'?; t;a?lUwe?l ft son. A J Kallona, Reeder ft Davis, 1 hunton ft Uoltues G Folllu. J Camnseu k ??iA?,0!?! * i.d?fi' ^ackolford ft Belly. W K Rjan. G II Waller. Claghorn, Hen mg ft Co, Liachoff ft Co. Railroad Agent, and Order. Paaacngcrs. fer steamer Fannie, Georgetown, S C-J H Hood E H Myer.?, and J Dempsey. ??ort -if ChrirloHion. ?ept'r ?TT l'OHT CALiTOxVllAR'.. FHA ES 'if TU New Moon. 61b, IS hoar?, ia First Ci iru r. 12ih, 4 hollis, l ull Huon, 20tb. 2 Ijours. 21 Li t QnarU.T. '.'rilli. 4 hours 5 K KOOS. ml'mies. morninL'. U luiuutc?, evening, minnies, evening. ! n.ii.iii. -, evening. SI 5 ECfTEUDEn. -rs 41 ISIMonday... ltlTticadav..., lSlWcduc?.iiy. C. .45 " "Tau ra.! ar...! 6..48 Friday. 6..40 3aturJay...i r>.,47 Bunilay.I 5. 48 ? . 7 I C.. o. .: Morn. 12.. 0 12..fit! 1..47 2.. 31 Itiacs. 3"..40 1.. 6 2..12 U..14 4..16 6.. 0 6..5S 0..34 Arrived Wedneeda?. Steamer Fannlo, While, Goorgetown. S C. Mdse. To 1 burston ,v Holmes, und IHK Beanett. Arrived Vesierony, Sehr F V Turner. Graven. Ruatai?, Bon-ll days Fruit. To J A Enslow A: Co. (Previously report-d at Quarantine.) Sehr Ann S Dois, from West Point Mill. 35 tierces Rice. To G II lloppock. Boat from James lelaucl. 1 hag Sea Island Coll?n To W A boy'.c. AT QUARANTINE. . Steamship Missouri, from Havana for New York Cleared Ycatcriluy. Behr Mary Stow, Rankin, PbllaJeliih.'i-W Ro-ch ft Co. Sehr Palm?!-, Rankin, Uni) Creek via Georgetown W Roach ft Co, Prom tuts Part. Statmahtp Manhattan, Woodhull, New york Septi3 Sluauiebip J W Evcrman, Hinckley, Mllaiolnllla. cCIll 13, * Url* H ll McGUvcry. Stubbs. Boston, dept 13. Orig Georgie, Swan, Georgetown, S C, Sopt 0. Up for thia Port. Seor Conservative,-. at New York, Sept 14. Cleared tor thia Pori. 8chr B M Baxler, Rogers, at Now York, Sept 13. Scbrlsab.-lla. Unrtou, at Now York, Sept 13. ShlpnctTB tty rcocfriaplj, PAVAMNan, September 16-trrivid. steamship San Salvador, New York: nark Ring Bird, Liverpool. Rienau . ii n ia. Ohe sehr Anna E Glover. Terry, from Boston for Charleatou.'paascJ Uolmoa' Holo Sept 12. PORT OF GEORGETOWN, S. C., SEPT. 15. AjUUvaLI Sept 0-Brig Georgie, t- wan, Cbarleaton, 8 C. Sept IC-Sehr Zu'olte "Kenyon, BuckloL'bam, New York. CXZASXD. .' Scpl 10-r'chr Wm OHkm. Mebeffey, Kaw York, Sopili-Brig Cycloue, Friable; eclir Carrie fl Webo, Bowland, New York. . . CI 1 Il.ATK OF MA (J \ 1.81 A. . . YjVii OMI UK* "I t.r',,T\*'W. *% 7* I AGOODC<X)IJ^asUMMEUMmci?B.MAl)fe Ifreaa erny day, by . ' rm. H. BAER, ? Xiay 9? No. 191 Meeltug-etrcet. * i.is r OK SIIll>l>l\ti In tHc Port of CharlcNtoii.September IO. VKSPEM UNDKH 100 TONS, AND srr.AMKns ei>?.STI>'ll WITHIN THE STATH I! SCH IT Ul'. STEAMSHIPS. Champion, 14IR lou?, Lockwood, at Adger's wliurf, for New York, loading-Janies Adgor k Co. Saragossa. 778 lon", Ryder, at Vuuderhorsl'il wlMI'f, lor New York, loadiug-Hav.-iu-l k Ho. Prometheus, CHI tons, Gray, at Atlantic wharf, lor Phtladnlphia, loading-I k T Getty. Falcon, 071 lons, Horsey, at Union wharf, for Ball - mon-, loading-Courtenay k 'I'rutholm, ? Missouri, - tons,-, ul Quatautine, to _<cw York-Master. HA It Kb. It li W Dodge, 3d? tous, Munroe, in 1 irclU?. for Ucorvutown, S Cf, ready-II F ,? A- Co. Vinco (Ur), IHR ton?. Halliday. :.i VanilerlwrM' wliurf, I rom Liverpool, dlscliatntug- Itaveuel Ile Co. BRIOS. lidia Dolores (span), 1UC tous. Dural), M Drown k Co's wharf, Iroin Matanzas, wai ti oe-W I? Itali. Courier (Uri, 209 ions, Kvuns. at Vuttdei hoi st's wharf, iroiu I.ivcrjiool, discharging-Itavenel k Co Ioidy Pcri<-(Iii I, 35G tons, l'utlcrsoi', at Palmetto Wharf, from Salt River, Jam, wailing-.1 A Lud? low ft co. David D Doone, IR I lons, Vcaxic, al C-.-ulr.il wharf, from Alexandria, Va, discharging-U F Ua'-cr k Co. SCHOONERS. Mcncwa. '211 tona. Difsosway. in the Stream, for New York, rra.lv-Matey A, O.UIKUIOII. Lilly. 412 tonn. Hughes, lu Hie Sircam, (or Ne v York, ready-\V ltoach. Nancy smith, ill tons, lloyd, in Ashley Uiver, for V .* York, loadlug-W Itoarh k Co. .1 M . -rds, - lons. Irving, iu tuc S'.iram, for (... o.^ctown, H C, ready- -.taster Dexter Waauiiu ruc,379lona, Munro, in Ashli y Diver, for Kockport, Me, loam nf-"lucy k Co. Ida Della, 77'J tons. Fisher, ot N K Itnilroad wharl, tor Philadelphia, loading-\V Hoach k Co, Id i Itichardson. 179 iou*. Dcdrll, at Palmetto wharf, (rom Now York, diecbargiDg- W ltoach .V Co. Myrover, 41H tons, Drown, al Adgcr'n wharf, from Now York, diseliaigiug-\V Roach A: Co. M itoaka, 'ill tons. l-'ooKs. nt timon u han. Iront Bal? limore. iliFchargtug-Street Dros fe Lo. F V Turner, 3t? tons. Orives, at Drown Jfc <"o's wharf. fro ii Ilualau, lion, ?lach ?rgiiig-J A Knslow \ Co. 'Ihos Mitcoinmtue, 110 t-'iis. Wyatt, al Dennett's wharf, rei airit'c-J A Di slow A: Co. Palina, - tons, nankin, inline Si num. tor Dull Cicek via Ocnrgot'iwn. ready-W Hovell k Co. Marv Stow, ICO tons, lia ni, in. in tlifl Mrcjai, for Philadelphia, reagy-W iloacb k Co. Tradn Wind, ln-l lons, Hotliuan, nt Hoy ca's wliari from Philadelphia, ilitchargllig-W ltoach & Co. O F VIV I Ai.. I.lsT OK LLTT tHS u mailling iu the Poslotucc at Oliarlcslon. for Hie v. vii Riding S1".P11.MULTt IO, 18C0,and printed ofllclall.v lu Tm: DAILY NEWS,as tho newspaper harbin lin- larg-1: cir iulatlon in thc City ol charleston. ?B-i'crsoiu? calling mr Letters Advertised, ?heult: tlato that they arc "Advertised." firer Ofli.-c hours ?rom M A. l.t. lo C P. M. On Sun days, from ." to G 1*. M. ST AN 1.ICY 0. 1110TT. PottUlSStei. WOniKN'd LIST. AnuatrOCtf, Miss Ferguson. Mrs S Mathew", Min L j t'lemming, Win- A M Alexander, Mra ule Mit -liol!. Mrs L ' Hail?oo, Jauc Ll 7.1 Alston,!. P Osirrtair, Mr? D M.uv.u, Mrb All"?. Mi-s M I ?ilison, Mrs W Samuel Hi-del, Mrs Julia A Mazy ck, Mrs lt.-.l,l. Gibbs JultO ?ell, Mn's Usale Onoard, Mrs Miller, Mis A C Puring, Hester Kdward Miller, Mi?s I. Bing, ?ny. Mis M M Miller, Mrs FOI Black. MhwM Greer, Mr-. Aile- Milk r, Mrs Kc Dlako M it s H line, j becca b Uugtius, Miss iNnuan, Cathrine Dramror.l, Mrs i. Sill. Mr? Ann a H. rt'. 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KACTOlta, COMMISSION ??ERCHAJ?V? attn SHIPPING AGENTS, ..TILL AZSEMDTO TUK FtTBOBASBJ HALB AND BUIDViHNX (to jVo.-fcgr. ana Dou;e?Uo Portal ol COTTON, BIOE, LT rt BC ll STUD NAVAja HToat?. ~ ? ??LASH? iy?i!ty, Onaxjeiton, 8. 6/ , li: WILLIS..Vflp fc'oHISOL? OMoteras ? JWirffUanfoos. STAIR RODS, ?BROITZE, nw OD/7, DROP FIXTURE, Eiliatlo Fiituio nudo. Crtrpot Denier?, ASL? ney KO vnrr.R. BRACC AITS ZOIC STAIR T 'II. /X IZf^t. Fur Il?tele, Itcritaumnln mid Public Biiildiii?y, MAMKFACTURtttl UV W. T. & J. MERSEREAU, 62 Duane St., N.Y MARVIN'S Alum & Dry Plaste* FIRE PROOF Arc icost desirable for quaJity. finish and price. MARVIN'S SPHERICAL BURGLAR Co.iiiict be Sledged! Cannot be Wedged ! Cannot be Drilled! BANK VAULTS, VAULT DOORS, ?APRESSBOXES, FAMILY PLATE SAFES, COMBINATION LOCKS Ficaac pend for a catalogue lo MARVIN <& CO., ("Ukst tnfe monnfactnrcre) _ . . , (265 Broadway, New York. Principal )nl CheBtnut St Ph-la< Ml nreLouBen |108Bank St-> cievelanu.O And for Bale by oar agents in the prinoipal cities throughout the United States FOP. SALT. BY WM. M. MU?) & ?O., No. ??03 EAST BAY, CM -t H t.H.Vl'O?. Prccmt.f t y.i Ivr PRAH PA -A_ r?>5^lo Mbdnro,?gC? Firot?rt T,, 5 degreed (h Tivrroired by TI B..t?o _o in every prjeiots. OIL, tl Run 30JO. ,?A ttl Send Cia circulars, within Sept 0 S ASTRAL OIL NO CHANGE OP LAMPS " UttuainatiDg; OU-Striotry Mils-Wit not Explode S^ijWaS higher Qua ii equalled Toe Uri! th?^ ' Teat it. >?c?S??v-?T:i?'leJ Pro CHAS.fr J $1500. l?nttno EE a ox BOONS' ny?< ?WAHRANTH1) tOOTABIBU SIX-CORD, ^TfllAs^i^flwSric^ i?p.cOAW, af Etial?y-, Sea?taH; Angus! 1 T> 1 M O .**'* S T ? B A i V i ; O j>.N TIT) OT 711. Warrnnt?Ml rn M (-ni o te ni! Desire fus' 5Voicc?? It la I'?rrly ?'c{.;<-table anrt conmina nothing iiijurtoua. Tho ?otlowi'jc '.r ono ( I :U'jiis?uds ot !rt.l!u.i">->! '. that arc daiiy received by ttn> MauutBcluien RlCIIM NI?. VA , Ni.veu.ue; ?l). ti:f>.* DRAU sin- '-he ot aeco ?.nt.ilott" prepared'by you ttvorrtiutr lo ito i ceri tyou have rubmltlcil .tn mc. and thc InprfdlciiU "I w' kb ! huve osambtcA, la pura'y vi'fleisb'.e, ciitiie'.y t'o: uVefe, and rott 'itii nothing In tho leset IpJUlloM. ll I? not diecRrceable to thetaato, und aa a liomn arlirlc, 1 hopo yon will m?el with tttAj Ul? mr it. and 1 t.rliot ; timi ii lb? .'iiecttonaare toii??veil, il will do cl v< u 'Limed lor II. JOUN DOVE, M. D. tf\r Price CO c.v.ls prr Ho*. The v.snal <|IH.~CUUI to lb*" Trade. arm For ?ale hy Dr. H. BABB, WUOLtBAT.E SO RN I FOB -OUJH CAROLINA. June 7 Q o L o o, tt ia, sriPRIUOl? TO TBE IlEhT IMPOr."*L*D CO LOO nt. WATER, mann laaturcd awl enid Wuolcaala and retal: b*- DR JJ BALR ; Jnilc 51 No. 181 i?eotini; street.