The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, November 22, 1869, Image 4
A Dollin' or Two.
"Wllh hasty utep ns we trctul our way through
Thin Intricate world as oilier tulka do,
May we ever on our Journey he able to view
Tho benevolent lit ec or a ilollar or two.
For au excellent thine ls a dollar or two;
Mo ri i- ml I: ill i'll good usn dollar or two;
Thrungli re.inlry or town, ns you pnss up and
down,
No passport su goo?i as a dollar or two.
Would you read yourself out or the bachelor crew,
Ami nie h.ni.i or rcutuledivinity sue,
y?u uiusi utwnys tie rem ly Ute handsome to ?io.
Ah hough ii should cost yon a dollar or two.
Love'*arrows are t? |?[..-*? with a dollar or two.
Anti Hie affections ure reached with n dollar or
I wo.
The bc.-* aid you cnn meet in advancing your
suit
ls Hie benevolent chink of n dollar or two.
Would you wish your existence with raith to im?
bue.
To enroll yoursell among tho nanci tiled few,
'Puenjoy ti ginni miine mill u well-cushioned pew.
You must freely come down with n dollar or two.
Tin1 Cospel is prcnclied Tor a ilollar or two,
Ami salvation is roached ii.v a dollar or two.
Tun may sin some ul limes, but thc wolst of all
crimes
ls to Omi yourself short ora dollar or two.
COMM RUCIA TJ .VI; H .S.
Export*.
KKW VOKK-IVr steamship Manhattan-SS hags
sea Island cotton, UM bales upland colton, SS
I torces rice, 14 Intica y urn and W packages.
II Alt AU AS- Per Hill lah schooner Hub-soon feet
lumber, OOM shingles, Ki lillis nour. SO bugs corn
ami pens, -j boxes malt, 4 boxes codtlsh, s tierces
rice ami-J libls lieef und pork.
Tlie Charleston Cotton, Elie? unit ?VIIval
Stores Market.
Omet: CHAKI.tarroN NEWS, I
SATPUUAY KVBSIXtl, November -JO, I Kilt). J
COTTON.-Som ? of the early Irunsnciions were
ni about Hie rates or Ute day before, out the mar?
ket afterward assumed a sofier leudeiicy, anti
prices recoiled from ,',,<? J.JC T>. lb- Sales about -ton
halts, via: I nt SS Jj j li; ?il 23; 30 al So1., ; 30 nt S3.'?;
47 ut ss;;; SI ats?7?;0l ais4;Sat SI},;00 aiS4';;
SO nt SiWe ipmte:
LIVERPOOL CLAKairiCATIOX.
Ordinary lo good ordinary.<??--"-?
l.ow middling....S4 r?*S4j ;
V I. ld li ni'.S-l'.,|.?S45,
billet iniilitling..',.nominal.
Uioi:.-T?tere was a good Impilry for this grnin
and the market was somewhat nctivc ut about
previous rales. Sales SOO tierces doini Carolina,
say lin tierces al OJi; 34 al ? 7-1?; 35 ni 0,*?;10 nt
OX. We quote common to fair clean carolina nt
C?*6^:ROUII O?jff?iri.'?c f lb.
NAVAL STOKES.-Tliei ; was no hilliness of note
In these articles.
FREIGHTS.-Tiie supply of freight room to most
points ls ror the moment sutllclcnt for thc de?
mand. To Liverpool, by steam, engagements are
making nt Xii V lb on upltindsand 1 <.;d on HCII Isl?
ands; by sun .vd on uplands and ?id on sea Islands.
To navre, hy steam, nominal; by sall, nominal nt
r.,e on uplands and ?jfe on sea islands, nominal.
Coastwise, to New York, hy steam, ??c f, lb on
uplands and lc on sea Islands; by sail, ,','c f lb on
uplands. To Host on, hy steam, nominal; by sall,
V: f lb on uplands. To Philadelphia, by steam,
?ic ft lb ou uplands; hy sall, somewhat nom?
inal. To Ilaitiraorc, by steam, J?OJ.'c T> lb on
uplands; by sall somewhat nominal.
Markets l>y Telegraph.
FOltKlON M A KKK rs.
LONDON, November SO-Noon.-Consols SlJi.
Bonds 83*i.
LivRitrooi.,Novcmbcr 20- Noon.-Cotton Armer;
uplands ll>j; Orleans ll?id. Brcadstutrs dull.
H vening.-Cotton closed stendy; uplandn 11 '. d';
Orleans llj^'il; sales 10,000 bales; for export and
speculation SOOO bales.
PAWS, November 20-Noon.-Bourse opens
?.niel. Bcnten 7if eoe.
Evening.-Ronnie closed quiet. Rentes 7if cse.
HAVRE, November SO-Noon.-Cotton opened
?rm ; on thc spot If 39c; nOontir Sfic.
Evening.-Cotton closed quiet and unchanged.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK, November 20-Noou.-Stocks stendy.
Honey 0a7. Sterling, long oj?; short oj;. Cold
20J?. Sixty-twos 16)i; Tcnnessces, ex-coupon,
60; new oiji; Virginias, new 64}?; Louisianas,
old 06; new 00; Levees 60'i; eights 'OK; Alaba?
ma eights 92.'4; Aves CO; Ocorgla sixes 81; sevens
Ol *i; Nortli Carolinas, old 40; new 30; South
Carolinas, new eft1;. Flour I0a20c lower. Wheat
dull; ravors buyers. Corn firmer. Mess pork firmer;
old mess $33. Lard sternly. Colton heavy; mid?
dling uplands ss'ic Turiieuiine Urm. Itosin
dull nt $2 I5as 20 for strnincil. Freights dull.
Evening.-Colton opened heavy hut closed
sternly ; sales thoo hales at SSJie. Flour dull; sn
peuino .?(?nc ^4 5oa4 CS; extra State $5 10;
choice $i rtOnfl 4n; roney $5 4.r>ao. Wheat lase
lower. Corn n shade better lind less active.
Whiskey lower nt $1 08ttl ll. Beef steady. Mess
pork; Armer at $33. Lard :t shade limier; kellie
lsSfulOo. Naval stores at?! groceries quiet.
Freights dull anti heavy. Tho unfavorable hank
statement caused surprise mid n general aeuina
Liabilities show ii decrease of only $1000, while
legal tenders and specie' is reduced nearly
$1,500.0011. The statement shows: Lunns Increase
over $1,760,000; specie Increase nearly $1,250,000;
circulation increase a tritio; deposits dccrcitso
a trille; legal lenders decrease over $2,500,000.
Money easy ttl AiiO. Sterling quiet nt Oat)Cold
closed nt 2CJ?aso?j. Governments lower, hut
closed steady; sixty-twos lOJ?alAJ?; Slate lioiiils
steady, stock unsullied.
BALTIMOKI:, November 20.-Coll?n dull nissie.
Flour ililli ul yeslcnlny'H prices. Wheal very
dull; prime to choice red $1 :;ual 37; good $1 25.
Corn linn: new OOttfiTc. Oats dull ?it 63u6Sc.
Rye 05. Provisions tinner at yesterday's prices.
Whiskey easier at $1 07al08.
CINCINNATI, November so.-Corn advancing and
scarce ntOScall. Whiskey in moderato demand
al $1 os. Mess pork held at $3S; HO sales. Lard,
kettle 17>?alSe.
BT. Lintis, November SO.-Corn nilvnucltlg und
scarce: new yellow OOo; White 05ca$l; old white
$110. Whiskey advanced tu fl 04nl OS. Mess
pork $31. Bacon, shoulders 10.Val0j?c; sides 20e.
Lard l7iilTJ?C
LOUISVILLE, November SO.-Corn quiet at ?1
18. Mess pork $30. Kacon linn; shoulders lojie;
clear shies SO. L.ird lsc. Whiskey $1 03.
WILMINGTON, November 20.-spirits Inrpentine
linn at < te. Itosin limier; strained $1 OSijal OS,
Crude Inrncntlno unchanged. Tar unchanged.
Cotton steady at 23)?a23&c.
A DU IOTA, November SO.-Colton opened with
a moderate demand, mid prices fair; middling
23Jic; closed dull ami prices easier; middling
nominally 33??a23>?c; salea 721 bales; receipts 080
bales.
SAVANNAH, November 20.-Cotton, receipts 1700
bales; experis IMKW hales; sales 500 l?ales; mid?
dling 24c; market quiet.
NKW ORLEANS, November 20.-Cotton dull and
lower at 24c; sales 27A0 bales; receipts 83T3 huies;
exports to Liverpool 3187 bales; Havre 78S8 baies;
eoasiwlsc 139$ bales. Others uncJinngod. Cold
20>?. Sterling 37'.,'. New York sight exchange
,', ?llscounl.
s H vu ii nu li ?Harket.
SAVANNAH, November 18.-COTTON.-The mar?
ket daring the pusi week has been fairly active'
The minimum of the decline wits reached on Mon?
day last, from which Hine prices uilvnuced to the
Ogures nt which we quote to-day. Buyers took
ndvaainge or Hie low prices and went lu general?
ly, laking ?ill lois willoh were odored nt fie ruling
5rices, consequently Hie business ol the week has
eon very good.
The tone of the merket to-day was Arm. and lt
being geacrnllv observed ns a holiday, no basi
?t(H was liiiiir.aeleil beyond the tilling of a few
Orders on freight engagements.
The present condition or Hie supply visible gives
holders confluence that prices will be maintained
during thc remainder or the season, mid thc or
faring stock at this market being light, havers
must expect to pay full pri?es If they pince their
orders hero.
The receipts for the past week have been hearv,
as will be seen by our weekly exhibit.
We renew our quotations of yesterday, which elvo
atnie Index to thc state of the rourket al tho
close of operations witk the statement that there
?was no market to day, the day being observer ,_s
a holiday: Liverpool middling 24.a4'a24Xc; low
middling 23J?a24c; good ordinary 23c.
SKA ISL?N?-In sea inland thc market begins
to show a little more life und activity, though thc
demand for this description of tho staple ls cnn
lined to short lots on foreign account. Thc sales
for thc week will reach 200 bales, mostly of the
wied hu? grades, and at thc pri?es following: Com?
mon roller and McCarthy, 85a38c; common, -!0a
43c; mullum, 4?n48c; medium (lac, 5oa&5c; flue,
nominal; choice, nominal.
The receipts nt-thu port alacc November ll
amount to 17.314 bales of upland, and 277 hnlcs of
sea Island, of which l?.ooo lisles of upland were
received per C. R. R., 660 bales upland from land
lugs un Savannah river, 1949 bales upland and
390 balea nea Island per A. and c?. It. lt.. e bales of
upland by wagon, 337 bales sen Island by Florida
steamers, 10 bales from Headfort. 17 bales from
Hie Ogee eh ce, and Ol bales irom Charleston. Tho
exports for Hie same time have been 8734 bales
upland sud 117 hales sea Island, or which 1.4S4
bales upland were Shipped to Liverpool. ?34 bales
lo Havre, 312 bales to Itultlrnorc, sou bales to Phil?
adelphia, Min bales upland nnd 104 bales sea is?
land to New York, ami 13 bales scu island to
Charleston.
FIIKHIIITS.-In freights, owing lo the large ar?
rivals, ii,lin for.agn und coastwise, prices huve
ruled dull during the piiHl week, wilhoal, how?
ever, any material change In quotations. Vessels
are rapidly placed on foreign berths on arrival,
nm lor roust wisc there ls unie offering cxcrpilug
by steam to Northern ports, which lins and con?
tinues to he active. We quote to Liverpool, br
steam, cotton, .vi per lb.* do. hy sall, ;?.
Columbus Mackel.
COLFMIH'S, November 20.-COTTON.-Sales of
Ike week 2030 bates-.1250 reported for Non bern
spinners, ISM on Ktiropcun orders, to he shipped
direct rroin Savannah, nnd ISO for speculators.
Week's receipts iltur, bales, against :i<?77 the pro
vions week, und 1672 ibo corresponding week of
hist season, shipments IMHO bates
WKKKI.Y STATBMKKT.
Sleek un hand September I. isr,<i. 13;,
Received ??asl week.3,040
Received previously.'24,305-27,411
Tr.tal. 27,530
Shipped mist week.2,485
Shipped previously.10,057-20,543
Slock on h?in>! November ll?, lSW.0,004
Interior Cotton Mnrkrti.
ANDERSON, November 17.-The cotton market
dull, very lillie ottering. Middlings 21u22,S'C.
WINNSIKIRO, November 18.-14 bales of cotton
were sold In ibis market for Hie pust two days, nt
221122\,c.
ORANGRuURG. November 10.-Sales during the
week 7"> baies. Woquote: Ordinary 21c; low mid?
dling 22.'.ie; middling 22?.f C.
YOKKVILLK, November 1* -The innrket is sim
dei lining, willi Tew sellers . ,d few buyers. Prices
range from 20>?a22c, according lo quain \.
ATLANTA, November 10.-Tho market closed
quiet ni 23cfor middlings: 22'-'r for low nilddlhigs;
2IJ*? Tor good ordinary; 20'jo for ordinary.
CIIARIAnTR, November 15_nurina* last week
Hie mark"! continued dull willi n declining teu
doney, and s ime ;',..'", bales changed hands at from
22,.,'a2ir1'r, closing quiet on Satunluy ut 22??c for
middling.
CHKSTKR, November in.-The market hus been
quiet during Hie week willi n siiuhi decline, owing
to nnravtirablo advices from New York ami Liver?
pool, idler accounts show a' better reeling, nnd
we qiioie our market, nt the close. Brm ut 22j?e
for middling.
M ACON, November if?.-Receipts for the inst two
dava092bales; sales for the same Hine'127 bales;
shipped 2!M bales. There was very lil Uv or nothing
done in lids market rm Tinirsduv. it being n gene
ral holiday. To-day Hm demand waa strong Tor
the best grades, and all oll'ored'was retulilv taken
?lt 22J?C
Ocor?olown Market.
RROROKTOWN, November 17.-COTTON.-No
sales lo report this week. We quote from 23 to
25c. per lb.
Cults.-Full supply; stun!! lots al retail bringing
from $1 lu lo $l fifi per bushel.
Tin UKI:.-No sales to report. Wo quote from 0
to lsc, according to quality.
Ttmi'ENTiSK.-Virgin dip ?2 KV. yellow dip $2 S5;
serape or bald $1 25 lo il GU per bbl of 280 lbs lo
thc burrel.
SriRITMTOHPRNTISE-Per g.itlou 4l;lt2C.
TAI:-Per bbl, retail, ii 75.
Boston Market.
H0ST0N, November IV.-COPPER.-The market
fur callee remains without change, with a mode?
ra lc demand from Hie trude. Tho sales of? Java
have been in small lois ni 22a23**?c per pound in
bags and pockets, and Itio at 16017c per pound,
gold, lu St. Doun:.go uolliing lins been done,
and prices arc quite nominal. Some lO.ooo pock?
ets Java havubeun sold lu New V0rkat22M039J?4i
gold.
COTTON.-Tho price ol this article has again de?
clined from j: to 3Vcper pound, but lhere ls a
firmer feeling at the close, and Hie demand tend?
ency appears to lie cheeked. The sates have, been
coniineil to small lois us wanted tty luuiinfactur
ors, and we quote ordinary nt 23>jo24c; good or?
dinary 24a24}j?c; low middlhiT at 2ij?a25c, and
inlddling nt 2.i.,.1'air,.'.J'c per pound, iiieludiug up?
lands und culi. Slock for sale quite small, but ls
BOW steadily accumulating. Tim market is quite
firm al Hie close at our quilted prices.
DOMESTICS.-Thc dry goods market hus been
very quiet during thc week, anil In woollens and
cottons very lillie luis been done. Prices remain
about the same, with moderate sales as wanted
by jobbers.
GUNKY llAOS.-The market is quiet and prices
are nominally 10)?nl7??c currency.
(JUNKY CLOTH.-Tuc market is dull for this ar?
ticle nt lue currency: und iou bales in New
York sold al 10)?c; domestic bagging sells al
23)ic per yard.
IIAY.-There has been a fair drmnnd with unies
or Haslem and Northern al $10025 per ton, as to
quality, mid choice lots al some advance ou thc
latter price.
NAVAL STORES.-The market for spirits turpen?
tine In timi with sales of small lots at 4K>?a4!i??c
ncrgnUoii. Mi tar nothing or any consequence
has been done, tn rosin sales or uc3 bbls No 2 al
$27Uu2 BU per bid. Pilch is qulel.
KICK.-Market qulel and the sales have been
cnutlncil to small lois or Carolina ul 7\'nic
lier lb.
?teccipls by lin iii om!, November 30.
so rr ii 0AIIOI.INA tiAii.ito.il).
13112 l?ales cotton, s l?ales domestics, S curs lum?
ber, 1 eur stock. To Railroad Agent, .1 ti Aiken A
co. Thurston ft Holmes, w K Ryan, Frost ft
Adger. Wngiier, Stcwarl ?V co, o ii htgruhnm ft
Son. Kirkpatrick ft WU ie, w W Smith, Heeder ft.
Davis. Mowry ft co. <! W Williams ft co, Pel/.er.
Rodgers A co, ?? u w?moi ?? ??.. t? i wiou i. ,." j
n nnumu, R Mure ft co. A lt Mulligan, ClagnOi'.i,
Heiring Si co, wutis ft Ohlsolm, A J Salinas,
Sbuckclford ft Kelly und others.
NORTH EASTg.llN IIAII.ROAn.
lis l?ales upland nnd is bales sen island cotton,
.isa iibis naval stores, fio bushels rice, cars lumber,
collen seed, mdse, Ac. To .! Mashnll, Jr, Kins?
man A Howell, Heeder ft Davis, Pel/.er. R?dgen
ft co, 8 l> Stoney, I) C Klillllgll, M Sanders, Si rtlllSS
Si Vance, ,1 A Dunckcilbusb, Mrs ll p Marion, .1 I,
Drlggcrs. F tv rapers, Mrs W M Sage, Frost ft
Adirer, M Pearson,.! Heul, ceo w WillTums ft co,
w c lice ft co, (?nieser ft smith, w K Ryun, A A
Goldsmith ft co, Mowry ft co, Kirkpatrick ft
Wilie, Vf (?limey, Rnvencl ft co, Chlsolm Uros, K
Welling, W Lobby. I!nilru:id Agent unit order.
Passengers.
Per stenmrhtp Mnnlutttnn. for New York-II G
Moulton, Mrs sieverison. M W DavlO, J F I'lunket,
A caw, Mrs c Plcngc, Relkhardt, lt w Graham
mid 1 on deck.
Per steamer Dictator, from Pnlatka, via Jack?
sonville. Fernandina and Savannah-Gen Mal?
lock nnd staff, (?en GotlXlllCS nuil 2 children, Miss
L.il'ond, Tims lirent, O T Morris, R u I'incknev, .1
P Cordier. Mr Cryion. Mr (?omni. Duncan, .1 H
F.inly, Mr Huger, Mrs Curl ls. Chas Hosenberg ?ind
indy, :Ml.- ses Itcnkliis, MeNury. .1 Halley, J H An?
emul, Jr, tili)v and sister, O W Hilson, und 20 on
deck.
Per steamer st Helena, from Kdlstn, Rockville,
Ac-Dr A J Wakefield, w K Reseter, J Potier. J I)
Ktiieisou, [toben Small, .1.1 Wilgin. Mary Hrown,
ll il VnnjKcss and lady, Dr W J Jenkins und ludv,
Col Wm Gregg, .lotin Toomey, Mr llndv, Mr
llurge, J 8 K tintinhull, Osma Hulley, Miss Ualley,
Mrs Kekell, und 5^n deck.
I' O JIT C A JJ EN Ii A It .
MOON'S FIIA3RS.
New Moon, 3d, 0 hours, IO minnies, evening.
First Quarter, 10th, O hours, 35 minutes, evening.
Full Moon, 12th, 2 hours, o minutes, morning.
Last Quarter, goth, 1 hour, o minutes, evening.
N0YEMUGR.
22 (Monday.
23 Tucsdiiv.
24 Wedncsilay..
2f> Thursday.,..
2? Friday.
2; Saturday_
g.sfcsuiidn.v.
SUN.
MSES.
0..3U
C. .40
0..41
0..42
a..43
SUN
SETS.
4.. 04
4. .53
4..S3
4.. 63
4. .53
4..63
4..62
MOON
8. .00
o., on
0..60
H..no
mum.
12.. o
i.. ii
limn
WATER.
9..31
10..10
lt.. 7
12..22
1.. 4
2.. 0
3.. 8
M A It I NIC NIC WS.
0 ll A R h VJ S T O N , NOVE M li li R TT
ARRIVKD SATURDAY.
ScbrAdn, Whitehurst, Huck Uiver-2100 bushels
rough rice. To W 0 Hen ft eo.
Sloop Mary Goodrich, Huberts, Ashepno. moo
bushels rough nee, 6 hags sea Islitud nnd 2 huies
upland conon. To John Colcock A co und Hop?
kins, McPherson A co.
Heats frum John's Island. G hags sea island
colton. To Fraser ft Dill.
limns from Jumes tsinnd. H bags sea : -lu mi cot?
ton. To Fraser ft Dill.
Hollis from John's Island. 9 bugs colton. To
Hoper ft Stoney.
Hunt from Christ church. 2 bales sen Island
colton. To J K Heath.
ARRIVKD VBSTRRDAY,
Steamer St Helena, Killott. Kdlsto, Hockvlllc, Ac.
37 bales sea ishim! colton, 177 lings colton seed,
bbls oranges, sundries, nnd mdse. To John U
Murray, Tuft A Howland, J I) Atken ft cn, Fraser
ft Hill. John Colcock A co, Hoper ft Stoney, Man
tone A co, Ka ve n i I ft co, H J Wlialey, Kdwln
Hutchinson, Cohen, Ilanckcl ft co, W K Ryan, W
A Hoyle, Street Uros, O II lloppnck, B Hates ft co.
W S Hencrcy ft co, Wm 0 Ree ft co nnd others.
Steamer Dictator, McNclty, Pulatka via Jack?
sonville, Fernandina and Savannah. 113 bales
cotton, las lings cotton seed, 76 boxen oranges, 30
bbls do and sundries. To J I) Aiken ft co, Paul,
Welch A Hrandcs, Plnckncr Rms, F.nslow ft co,
Roper A Stoney, Kirkpatrick A Witte, W II Wil?
liams ft Son, WM Lawton, O W Williams ft co,
Frost A Adgor, J Lowsnthull. John Fairly, South?
ern Express Company, C A Langly, J D Stoney,
Jeffords ft co, D Lorenz! and others.
Sloop Julia Dean from Combabcc. 1200 bushels
rough rice. To W 0 Rec ft co.
CLEARED SATUHI)AT.
Steamship Manhattan, Woodhull, Dew York
James Adgcr A co.
' Steamship Gulf St -cam, McCrecry, Mew York
Jas Ariser A co.
British sehr Bob, A 'mry, llabamas-A Conalc.
CLHARRI. YESTERDAY.
Sehr lila S Burgess, Burgess, Portland, Mc. Via
Rocksville, S t:-stenhouse A co.
Sehr Margaret and Lucy, Georgetown-Wm
Hunch A eo.
8AILRR SATURDAY,
steamship j w Kvcrmati, Hinckley, Philadel?
phia.
Steamship Manhattan. Woodhull, New York.
Steamer City Point, Me MI dan, Palntku, via
Jneksuuvllle, l'criiuud'iiu, Ac.
Br nish bark Jerome .?ones, Crosbv, Liverpool.
Hrlg M O Rceovclt, Hall, Boston. "
SAII.KD YRSTRRDAY.
Steamship Gulf Stream. McCrecry, New York.
British sehr Hut), Albury. Bahamas.
Sehr I. N Lovell, Mcl.aue, Chlsulm's Island.
Sehr Ida S Hurgcss, Hurgess, Hucksvlllc, S C.
PROM THIS PORT.
Hritish steamship Pioneer, Shuehrord, Liver?
pool, November IC.
Steamship falcon, llorsev, Haltlmorc, Novem?
ber IO.
Sehr Wanaia. featherstone, Barcelona, Octo?
ber nt?.
Sehr Kiln Howell, Roberts, New Yurk, Novem?
ber 18.
Sehr Henrietta, Lcavlll, Baltimore. November
lo.
Sehr Kiama Wadsworth) Melntlre, Huston, No?
vember 17.
CLEARER FOR THIS POUT.
Steamship Magnolia, Crowed, at New York, No?
vember 1".
SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
Sehr Annie Glllese, Mitchell, from Ballimore,
November 1!>.
MEMORANDA.
The sehr .1 ll Crowley, Crowley, tor Georgetown,
SC, cleared ai New York, November D'.
HY TELEGRAPH.
WII.MIXUTIIN, November 20.-Cleared, steamer
J A Gary, for Baltimore. Arrived, W I* Clyde,
from New York.
SAVANNAH, November 20.-Arrived, steamship
Leo, from New York, and sehr Warren Sawyer,
I rom Ballimore. Cleared, steamships Wyoming,
(or Philadelphia, ami Montgomery, for Nea* York;
barkUswingn, for Liverpool: sehr Oliver I. Rourke,
Tor Bust on; shibs Uland Home nnd Tims Cochran,
for Liverpool; steamship st. Thomas, for Liver?
pool.
S KW YORK, November 21.-Arrived, steamers
Bienville, Umpire nnd Saragossa.
insurance.
J N s u it E
IN TUB
SECURITY LIFE INSURANCE AND ANNUITY
COMPANY,
Ot F K K W Y O lt K CITY,
President, RHUBRT L. CASK; vice-President, THEO.
it. WHETMOUE; Secretary, ISAAC H. ALLEN.
General Agent for South Carolina, W. HUTTON
TOWNSEND, Aiken.
ORGAN 1 /. RD IR 1802.
Assets, December .11, usss.H.SM.HTO 00
Amuuut insured in 1808.11,501,389 00
Claims paid. wa.flBU 00
No restrictions on travel. Only sound lives In?
sured.
Loan of portion of premium allowed when de?
sired.
Dividends declared au 11 nally. Lost Dividend CO
per cent.
All forms or Ure and Rnriowment Policy issued.
Attention is especially Invited to thc Ten Year
Non-Forfeiture and the Return Premium plans.
Insurance by thc latter costs thu policy-holder
ONLY THE INTEREST III'ON HIS ANNUAL l'KKMIUMS.
for thc Premiums themselves aro returned at
death in addition to tho Hill amount or thc Policy.
This Company ls chartered under the Laws of
UH; Slate or New York, and lt invites thc closest
scrutiny Into Its condition as exhibited In nfllclal
reports or Insurance Departments ol Nvw Yurk
ami MiisHachusciis.
SPECIAL A? RNTS IN TIIR STATE AT LARDS.-A. J.
NORRIS, J. H. WILKIK, J. M. U0TSON, C. A.
OBSAUSSURB, a a. STEPHENS, J. J. MACKEY,
li. I?. GANTT, S. ll. SYDNOR. D. K. MOUZON, G.
D. Bunni's, L. O. STEPHENS.
REFEKENCRS.-IL /.. LARREY, Bsn.. R. M.
ALEXANDER, Kan... RICHARD CALDWELL, Ksq..
M. II. NATHAN. Baa., Messrs. STOLL, WHUB A
CO., Messrs. II. com A ft CO.
Dr. W.M. FITCH, Medical Examiner.
LOUIS SH ER PESEE,
Agont ror Cb arl aa ton, B. O.,
OFFICE No. 40 BROAD STREBT, (Second Door.)
noraa 18_
Q It A F T S M E N S '
I<lPB ASSURANCE COMPANY,
or KEW VOItK.
O mee: Park Bank Hnihllng, Nus. 214 and SIC
Broadway.
Capital.$210,000
coF. ADAMS. Pr?sident.
WILLIAM T. PHIPPS, vice-President.
UKNRY BKLDKN, Secretary.
J. T. HUMPHREYS,
Agent for Sinto of South Carolina,
Oftlce No. 21 Broad straet.
J. S. BUIST, M. 1)., Medical B^?,"iacr.
jg9>SUII-AGRKTS wanted throughout the Slate.
Apply by letter to J.. T. HUMPHREYS, General
Agent. riacT m
Q.UARBIAN MUTUAL
LIFE 'INSURANCE COMP A N Y
OF
N KW YO R K.
Oltll.VNlZKD IN 1830.
ALL POLICIES NON-FORFBPTABLE.
HALF LOAN TAKEN. NO NOTES REQUIRED,
LAST CASH DIVIDEND (FIFTY) 50 I'KK CENT.
STATEMENT.
Polices in force.
Assets.
Annual Income.
Losses Paid.
OFFICEIIS.
W. IL PECKHAM, President.
WM. T. HOOKER, vice-President.
L. MCADAM, Secrctury and Actuary.
G. A. FUDICKAR, Superintendent.
DIRECTORS.
Hon. John A. Dix, New York.
Hon. James Harper, Firm of Harper A Broe.,e .
Mayor New York.
John J. Crane, President Hank Republic.
Wm. M. Vcrmllye, Hanker, (Vermilye Sc Co.)
Chas. 0. Rockwood, Cashier Newark Ranking
Company.
Hon. George Opytlykc, ex-Mayor New York.
Minot C. Morgun, Hanker.
Tilomas Rigney, Firm Thomas Rigney A- Co.
Uciij. H. Sherman, Treasurer New York Steam
Sugar Refining Company.
Aaron Arnold, Firm or Arnold, Constable A Co.
Richard II. Bowne, Wetmore A Bowne, Lawyers
E. V. Ilanghwout, Firm E. V. llnughwout A Co.
Wm. Wllkens, Firm ol Wllkcns A Co.
Julius ll. Pratt, Merchant.
Wm. W. Wright. Merchant.
Charles J. Starr, Merchant.
William Allen, Merchant.
Geo. W. Cuyler, Hanker, Palmyra, N. Y.
Geo. T. Hope, President Continental Fire Insur?
ance Company.
John G. Sherwood, Park Place.
Walton II. Peckham, corner Fifth Avenue and
Twenty-tliiril street.
Edward ll. Wright, Newark, N. J.
Geo. W. Farlee, Counsellor.
W. L. Cogswell, Merchant.
KEIM tc IS SF, UT BL,
General Agonts for South Carolina and Oeorgla,
Offlco No. 40 Broad street,
Charlas ton, S. 0.
Dr. T. REENSTJERNA, Examining Physician.
Janis lyrn?o
^CTS LIKE A CH AU Ml
THF. GENUINE BNGLISn OHLORODINK,
(J. COLLIS BROWNE'S,)
U tho boot Anodyne cv?r known to tho profes?
sion. To be bad of DR, B. BARR,
nov) No. 181 Market street.
. $'?',,000,000
. l,500,0OC
800,000
500,000
s
Railroads.
OtTll CAROLINA RAILROAD.
OKI RU AL SU'BltlNTLN DENT'S OFFICE, 1
CllAlil.tsTON, S. C., Sept. ir,, iso?, j
On ml nftcr Thtrsday, September 10, ttm Pas
senge* Trains on ho South Carolina Kui hoad will
lim astaUows:
FOIl AVOVBTA.
Leave Charleston.S.-O A. M
Arrive il August:.4.4ft P. M.
l'onn-cllng will trains fur Montgomery, Mem?
phis, Nidi ville ail New Orleans, Vitt Montgomery
um! Grind Juuccm.
.on coi.i'iiuiA.
Leave iharleslor..P.-'O A. M.
Arrive it, Colmnliu.4.40 P. M.
Connoting wUi wilnilngion ?iud Mitti vilest or
Uailroai, um] Cimileu train.
rill 0IIAKLR8T0X.
Leave Aigustu.-.s.oo A. M.
Arrive ul Chnrleton.4.uo P. M.
Leave Coiimhin.7.4.r> A. M.
Arrive nt charmion.4.00 P. M.
Al'ir.-rrA NIOIIT KXPREHB.
(Hmluys excepted.)
Leave Clltrlcsto.7.30 P. M.
Arrive ut Augura.0.10 A. M.
Conneellng wli (rains Tor Mein phis, Nash ville
unil New Orlean, via (?rand Junction.
Leave Augusta.4.10 P. M.
Arrive at Chu rici nu.4 <." A. M.
Coi.uni \ XIHIIT BXPRRtM.
(Sndays excepted.)
Leave Chnrtcstot..C.Oft P. M.
Arrive ut Coluntljl.4.4? A. M.
Connecting (Smiays excepted) with Oreen ville
und emu mina llanelli, anil un Mondays, Wednes?
days mid rriduyr-with charlene and South Caro?
lina Kaili omi.
Leave Colunhin.ft.fto P. M.
Arrive ut Clarleson.5.3H A. M.
m;.?lKHV!l.tJi TRAIS.
Leave Chnrliiton.2. fin P. M.
Arrive nt Snminenllle.4. rn P. M.
Leave Summe viii-.7.10 A. M.
Arrive ul Chale.stin.h.S> A. M.
CM OKS BttANCIt.
Cnmden nm UMumMa iSissenger Trains on
MONDAYS, W ION KIP v vs und SATURIIAVH, mid bo
tween fciimd-u nul Ringville daily. (Sunduys ex
eepled.) connu ls with up and down Day Pas
sengers nt Kingy ile.
Leave Clltndin.6.90 A. M.
Arrive ut Cohmbil.11.00 A. M.
Leave Cnlumiht.1.4ft P. M.
Arrive at Cuuriol.?.on P. M.
(Signed) ll. T. PEAKE,
sept io Rencrnl Superintendent.
ifcrtilijcvs.
J) ll O S PH ATE ROCK.
Phosphate Rok or n high grade, delivered ul ii
wharf in the civ, or alongside of u ship. For
sale hy H. F. KA KKK A Co.,
novas mwf No. 20 Cmuhcrlaiiil stace!.
jp E R U V JA ? GUANO.
loo tons Oejulne PERUVIAN, lnudlng ex
schooner Margan and Lucy, for sale low.
novlft .1. A. KN8LOW A CO.
~^"0. 1 1'EtUVIAN GUANO.
IftO tona No. 1 PERUVIAN (?CANO, now land?
ing lunn schoonr A 11 Ins- A Uecvcs.
For Rale by T. J. KURR A CO.
novio _
J>ACIF1C GUANO COMPANY'S
COMTOUND AQD PHOSPHATE OF LIME,
FOR
COMPOflTIXJ WITH COTTON SEED.
This article la nunuracturcd at thc Company's
Works under the drcctlou and superintendence
of Or. KA v KN lil.. It contains Hie same elementa
ot fertility as Suicide Pacific Guano, except that
lt Is not furnished vl'.b ammonia. It ts prepared
expressly for commuting with colton aced, wblcb
furnishes thc demon or ammonia-thc object bo
lng to render that?ldc product or thc plantation
available to the lushest degree ns au element ol
fertility.
$4ft sash, or $10 tn 1st November, 1S70, for ap
proved city acceptance or other good security.
For further, and particular Information, npplj
to thc undersigned,
J. N. ROIISON,
i . Agent for South Carolina,
No?. 1 and 3 Atlantic Wharf.
JOHN. fl. RRRSR A CO..
General Agents Bnltiroorc.
oet27 wrm3inosnac
i;ancTj ?oo?s, &t.
A VISITOR
Once said If wc only knew where thc residen
citizens made their purchases there we should gc
well served. To such wc oiler
, A DIRECTORY.
nie ladles who desiri the laical styles or fnsli
unable Head Unsslng, Curls, chignons o
Druids, (io to M. A A. ASHTON.
The gentlemen who ileslrc tobe presentable ii
Adonis attire, Tor Tigs,
Oo to M. k A. ASHTON.
All who desire thc hot dorm?n Cologne?,
Go to M. A A. ASHTON.
For Diadem or Corond Combs, all
Co to JJ. A A. ASHTON.
Those who require Hu bent Extracts,
(?0 10 M. A A. ASHTON.
Every one who desires good Hair Knishes o
Combs, (?o to M. Sc A. ASHTON.
Of necessity all who reunir? a good Toot
Brush, Go to M. k A. ASHTON.
For genuino Taie de Vents, nil must
(lo to M. A A. ASHTON.
For Huir Dyes and tcgaiieraiors, nearly nil
Go to M. A A. ASHTON.
In Incl, nil who rcqilre genuine goods from th
following hoiues :
Society Hygieuicpic, i . Holley's,
I.libbi's, Iz Atkinson's,
Cowdruy's, , ? ((?snell's, i
Piver, Ia" Lowe A Sons, .{
Guerlain, C YuriHoy,
llonry k Domnrson.-J Kowlunds A Sons, <.
(?OM Kind, J *
Ak nlso, Venls Good* in their linc iront ever
reputable manufacturer In thc Slates,
Go to M. Sc A. ASHTON,
No. 240 King street,
novl_ Five doors from Market street.
JMPO RTANT A NN OU ? CEMENT
BAZAAR, No. ion KING STREET
COUNRll OKOIlOE,
J. ARCHER, PROPRIETOR.
I wonld respect fully Inform my numer?os cm
terners that I havo returned from New York, an
have received per .steamers Munhnttuii and Jame
Adgcr .'?O cases assorted merchandise, enmprisiu
everything in the NOTION, HOSIERY, SHIR']
TIES mid general fancy Hue. My slock, nt pm
ont. ls thc largest over Offered lu (lils edi v. M
position with Importers nnd Manufacturers, "a
ii CASH buyer," gives mc many mlvnulages, cm
hiing mo to soil nil goods ul lens! from 26 to ri
percent, less than (lioso holding old stock prcv
ouslv bought On ClIRDIT.
Odd lots given away.
Price list on nppllc?tlon.
BAZAAR, No. 303 KINO STREET,
Cornor George.
The Ladles' Favorite Store.
&B- Several smart, Intelligent Youtlis wanto
novo lino
J-^OUIS McLAIN,
BROKER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. 48 BROAD STREET.
Oharieston, S. C.
Storks, Bonds and Gold bought, carried an
sold short In New York City.
Particular attention paid tn the parchase an
sale or all kinds of Sondern Securities.
octs
JASON'S TOBACCO ANTIDOTE
Warranted to remove nil desire for Tobacco I
any form. Rostoren ?atfercrs from Its Injiirlou
effects to robust health. Of great benefit to Dyi
peptics. For sale by Dr. H. BARB,
No. 131 Meeting street,
octr> Agent for South Carolina.
JUST RECEIVE!
CARBONATE OF AMMONIA
Bicarbonato of Soda
Cream or Tartar
Fresh Hops.
For sato, wholesale and retail, by
Dr. H. BARR,
octO No. 131 Meeting street.
Siii?jping.
?pOU NEW YORK.
Tho first cia?? Sidc-whccl steamsblp,^-jp3"?=*.
j A MKS ADC KI:. T. J. l.ookwood, Uom-SMflBi?
mander, will leave Adgcr's Wbnrl, on TV KS BAT".
Ike!BW (notant, ut ?o'clock A. M.
Ker Freight or Passage ciigngeinenls, rtpplr lo
nora! 2 JAMB? A DORK A CO.. Agents.
Y ? 11 N K WY O K K.
I' A S S A (? K ?lfi.
Tho splendid sldc-whcol steamship
MACNOI.IA. M. lt. t rowell, Master 7
having elegant accommodai ions tor passengers'
win leave Vundcrhora'.'s Wharf on THURSDAY,
november 2'.ili, IKCV, ul - o'clock.
J"OV22__ HA V KN Kl. A CO., Agent*.
?J^OIl PHILADELPHIA AND BOSTON.
INSURANCE ONE-HALF PK? CK NT.
The Steamship J. w. KVEKMAN, ^f*??.
Captain J. N. muckley, will leave North "MOam.
Atlantic Wharf Fin PAY, November seih, ai n
o'clock A. M.
For Freight or Passage, tipplv to
JOHN A TH KO. OKTTY,
nov:". North Atlantic Wharf.
~Y A -s T l' li J,; 1 <* ?I T h I N li
TO BALTIMORE, i'll ILA UKI.I'll I A, BOSTON ANB
TIIK CIT1H.S OF TIIK NOHTIIWKST.
The Steam-hip MA HYLAND. .'ohn-^^f-.C/rj..
son, Comma.uhr. will sall ror Kalil-SjtW?S?
more on TlltMRAY, November 2nd, al 1 o'clock
I'. M.. fruin lier No. I. I nion Wharves.
03^1 usu rance hy thc steamers or Hits line >?
per ci nt. lo llnllimore ami Philadelphia. To Dos
ton";. Philadelphia Freights forwarded in that
eily hy railroad from llallbuore without milli
tioual expen.-o foi- insurance.
mrTiiroiiKli Hilts folding given io piiiLADEf,
I'lllA. HUSTON ami die CITIES OF TIIK KOKTH
WKST.
For Freight engagements or Pownire, npply tn
CO?IRTKNAY .V TRKNItOLM,
nov io 4 Union Wharves.
QUKAIMJ UNI-: OK MAI I. STKA.MKKs
Itel ween NKW YORK ami Lt TER- ^fr***
POCK, culling al. (liii'cmlovMi. i^??Lk-'4?
AIIHTII VI,ASIAN, MALI A".
ALKITO, PALMYRA,
I'll INA, SAMAHIA,
OURA, KIRRIMA,
HECLA, TA HI FA.
JAVA. THIPOLI.
fine ol Hie ahnve I'iml-Class Iron Mall Steamers
ore iulemlcd lo sail as follows:
From Liverpool tor New Voi l; direct every SAT
PKIIAY.
From Liverpool (calling nt Cork Harbor) ror
New York via Posion every Tcusn.w.
From New York ror Liverpool (calling al Cork
Harbor) every Tiirttsn.w.
Ceri I lieut erl Issued lo bring out Passengers Hom
any purl or Europe, at lowest rales.
For Freight or catan Passage, npidv tn
CHAS. c. FRANKLYN,
No. 4 Howling Creen, New York.
For Steerage Passage, apply lo Trinity Build?
ing, No. Ul Uroudwnv, New York, orlo
WM. ROACH A CO., Agents,
nnv4 1 srawSmns Cluirlvstoti.
mB A V ELLEUS PASSING TI IUO UG ll
CHARLESTON EN ROUTE TO FLORIDA
AND AIKEN,
And other places, should lay In their .-^-jat?.
supplies or Clarets, Clinmpngncs, v<>r-Zd?iS?*?-X
dints, Hmiidlcs, Whiskies Wines, Canned Soups
mid Minis, American and English Biscuits, De?
villed Ham, Tongue, Lnbster, Durham Smoking
Tobacco and Imported Segara.
WM. S. CORWIN A CO.,
No. 275 Kbig street, opposite Hasel,
Charleston, S. C.
Hrnneh or No. ooo Brondway, corner 20th street,
New York. scpt2S 6mns
jpACirio M.A1L~ST^AJu^l?P COMP?Fs
TIIROUOII J.INK TO
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN.
CHANGE OF SAILING DAYS.
No. 42. North River, root or Canal st reel, J_
New York, at 12 o'clock noon, or tho Mil and
21st ol every month (except when these ?latea fuU
on Sunday, then Ihr- Sal urday preceding.)
Departure or 5th and 21si connect at Pannmn
with steamers for South Pacific and Central Amer?
ican ports. Those ol 5th touch ni Manzanillo.
Steamship JAPAN leaves San Francisco foi
Japan mid China December 4, 1869.
No ca ii ru i nil st ra HUTS touch at Havana, but gc
direct from New York to Asplnwnll.
o..^ a ,.I. l,,vKK?gi> trcolo Cadi adult.
Medicine lind ai tendance free.
For Passage Tickets or ronlier Information np
ply at Ilia COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on Hie
wharr, foot of Canal-street, North River, Nc?
York. F. II. BABY, Agent.
marehl2 lvr
N
0 T IC E
For the accommodation or the _ -ff*3^*!
nubile, and that a steamboat may ?j?SSSjBSQ
leave this port nnd Georgetown three Huies encl
week, the Steamer FANNIE, Captain White, wi!
omit Iror trip on Monday next, tlic22d Inst., bu
will leave this port ror Georgetown, Waverley
Brook Creen and Kelthlield MUN on WE UN Kim AV
MOKNINU next, the 24th Inst., at ii o'clock, um
returning, will leave Georgetown on FRI DAV
MOKNINO, tho 2ntii inst., at Hie nama hour; am
will column" BO io nm, leaving each port cud
alternate Munday, Wednesday -mil Friday.
For freight nr passage, apply on board at Ac
cominodniion Wharf.
THURSTON A HOLMES,
nov20.1_Agents.
pi 0 it J; EAU P O u T .
The Steamer ST. HELENA, caji- , _T^"H
tain ll. D. Elliott, will leave naJfcuSaiiESl!
above THIS NIIIIIT, al in o'clock. Returning
Will leave RoailfoM, ttl 2 o'clock I*. M., TURHOAY.
Freight received Tina DAV until sunset.
All Freight iiiu.-l lie prepaid.
JOHN II. MURRAY, Agent,
novas 1?_>lqrket Wharf.
jp O lt GEORGETOWN, S. C
KEITH FIELD, WAVERLY, AND BROOK CRKEI
MILLS.
The Sleamcr "EMILIE," Captain - -cIP*"??
P. C. Lewis, will leave us above on-?ja?33g3?
WEDNESDAY MOKNINO, the 24th inst., ?ti a o'clock
Freight Will lie received Tins DAV und To Mon
now ul South Commercial Wharf.
Fur engagements, upplv to
SHACKELFORD A KELLY,
nov22 a_No. I Boyce's Wjmrf.
jp O R PAL A T K A, F L O lt 1 D A
VIA SAVANNAH, FERNANDINA JACKSON
VILLE AND LANDINGS ON ST. JOHN'S niVKll
SEMI-WEEKLY LINE.
Steamer "DICTATfllt." Captain " -,tr"""**ii
W. T. McNclty, will sail fr?m ?A?uig^
Charl, sum evory TUESDAY EVENING ut S o'clock
for above points.
Steamer "CITY POINT," Captain George E. Mc
Millan, will snll from Charleston every SATUUDA'
RVKNIsn, nt 8 o'clock ror above points. Conned
lng With all railroads al Savannah gning Soul
and West. Connecting with the Florida Railroad
nt Fernandina, tor Cedar Keys, from which pine
steamers connect with Mobile nnd New Orleans
Connecting, nt Pnlatkn, with Kart's steamers To
the Oclawahn River. Through Hills of Ladlni
given for freights lo Mobile and New Orleans
Freights poynhlo on the wharf. All goods remalli
lng on thc wharf nt sunset will bc stored ul rls
and expense ot owners.
(Signed) J. 1). A1KUN A CO.,
nov 13 Agents.
T
O W A G Ii
Thc Steamer SAMSON having r TTT***?i,
boen recently put lu thorough or* t??"?"?i
der, is now re.ely tn tow vessels to a nd from sen
und (ho phosphate works on thc Ashley and Coori
er Rivers.
For engagements, npply on hoard, to Captad
W. F. ADAIR, or nt the olllco of the Agency, Eus
Bay, opposite Accommodation Whurf.
novi imo
iXJotcljes, icwclrn, &t.
A T C 11 E S ! WATCHES
W
WATCH IIS of the host Un gil-li, Swiss am
American manufacturo, Ul Gold nnd Silver Oases
at JAMI? ALLAN'S,
nnvl mt hi mo No. .TOT King street.
J E W E L It Y ! - J E W E L R Y
An elegant assortmont of Ano hail* sols ?CAI
RINGS, Brooohes, Ac, nt
JAMES ALLAN'S,
novl mthlrao No. 307 King street.
JOHN MARSHALL, Jn.
COMMISSION MERC17AUT.
NAVAL STORES, COTTON, LUMBER AND RICH
MARSHALL'S WHARF,
Charleston, S. 0.
nug24 s
Shipping.
.poll LIVERPOOL.
Thc British ship Dt'KK OP WELLING- <T-A
TON, Kotiert Allen, Mauler, win IOIMI tor ibe"#y^??
ntmve pori ami have dispatch.
Kor Freight engngcinci its, uppiv to
nov4 K.iVKNKL A CO.
J|t OK LIV li lt ?? OU L~
Hie "Al" Kew Clipper Burk MARY KM.- Jiu
LAM. W. limier. Muster, ha vi us eonshlera-S'sia
nie |Hirtlon of freight engaged, will have "quick
dispatch. Apply io
.IOI IN A Tl I Kl i. GETTY,
nova North Atlantic Wharf.
Tji o it ii i v K ii p~?~? L.
The One British Bark DAI,K KITH, laing- vii
will. Hanter, baa a considerable portion ofS5??
her cargo engaged mut going on hoard. *?-*"=?.
for Freight engagements apply lo
IU?UT. MURK A CO..
MOV?! lloyee's Whnrf.
IEXCURSIONS TO AI,!, POINTS Ol'
li INTKRRKT ABOUND THK HMlKott.
pointed Vaclil Kl.KANoit will now rcsiimejSS
her trips lo nil points lu the harbor, starling
KY BUY HORNIXU, nt 10 o'clock. and every AtTLli
NltON, al lt o'clock, from South Commercial
Wharf.
for l.issnge or Charier, apply next .lour sou th
of the Mills llOIIHe. Iiovh tunos
?Financia..
QUECKS ON NEW YOKK
AMI
RiliLK ON RX? LAX I) AND F KA NOT
SO 1,1).
STCHFiir;iJ AND I-" t ? AN 1 'i-i
liOXJ O HT.
ADVANCES OX C0NN.r.:.JH:.NT.S,
l'y l.KNKSNK iVi WKLLS,
II0V2 ?'.mus Ni?, lo Uno MI STREET.
(Slothing tina iiniUGijing liSoo??.
No. t>i>"7
Iv I1V Ci fST.
We hnve received by last steamers an Invoice ol
Heavy, Pine nnd Med'om CLOTHING, in Ulolley's
Heaver, All-Wool Mellon. French, Scotch and
American Cassinicrc Over Sacks, Dnublv-hrcnsicd
Heaver Sacks, French Tricot, Scotch Cheviot, Fine
Cassimere, Dress and Huslness Suits, all of out
own manufacture, jast made lu thc latest styles.
A1.SO,
A good assortment or I1KAVY CLOTHING, mc
ilium qunllty, or other manufacture.
Wc nrc selling entire Business Suits at $10, $12,
$.1?, $18, $'21, $22, $20 nnd $.10. Dress Suits al
$18, $23, $30, $3S, $37, $:,'J mid $50.
Dress Frocks from $10 lo $30.
Sacks and Kngliah Walking Coats, from $5 u
$20.
Pantaloona from $3 to ?13.
Vests from $l MI to $7.
We warrant nil Clothing of our own manufac
tare equal in nil respects to thc best orderet
work.
FURNISHING noons.
Our "PERFECT SHIRT? at $2 and $3. Hcnv;
Willie nnd Colored Merino Undershirts nnd Draw
crs ut $1. Fine Merino Shins and Drawers, Can
ton Flannel and Jean Drawers. Flue Linen Col
hus nt $1,9100 and $2 per dozen. Cloth, Kid
Heaver nnd Dogskin Gloves. Merina and Cottoi
Hair Hose, Hows, Ties, Ac, Ac, nt extremely lo\
prices.
Heavy Double and Twist Cassimeres at-retail a
$1 per yi rd.
>'., ? One Price nnd no deviation.
MAGULLAR, WILLIAMS & PARKER,
No. 207 KINO STREET,
Store formerly occupied by Mellon Cohen,
iiovlli mwf linn
LDnigo, (?ll)cmicuis, S?t.
V E li1 S CATHARTIC PILLS
FUR ALI. Til IO PURPOSES OF A LAXATIV
MEDICINE.
_ Perhaps no one med
/'O clue ls so universally ri
S-s quired by everybody n
S-S ti cn mil lie, nor ww
_-jf-f ever any before soon
V^Sasfo venially adopted lin
\ ir' -/ Ur?l'' ?" every connu
\ \ ?sf?/ an'' onion* all classe
IATOPAWHE! ?I-4 mild but eillciei
^iWiLiAWfV purgative PIM? TH
.XJ^- rmJsS?Sr. obvious reason ls, ihr
'^a??u*^-~^Z>^t<S*ii?- " is " moro reliable un
'^toi^>uV^VA 'fur i II . 11 e ellVciual ren
^-s?&??S^^'-^-' edy Ullin nn.v ollie
Those who havoTried it, know Unit ll cured Iben
those who hnve not, know Heil it cures thc!
neighbors and friends, und nil Know Hint what
does unco lt does always-thal ii never full
through any fault or neglect of Us composltiw
We have thousands upon thousands or the certll
cutes or Hieir remarkable enies or tho tollowln
complaints, bul such cures nra known In evet
neighborhood, mid we need uni publish then
Adupted to nil ages ?ind conditions in nil elimata
containing neither outouie! or any delctcrlot
. dru:;, Hiey may be taken willi safety by anybody
Their sugar coaling preserves Hiern ever fresh un
, makes Hiern pleasant to luke, willie being | nrcl
vegetable no harm cnn arise from their usc in an
(pin ii Hiv.
They operate by their powerful Influence on tl
Internal viscera in purify Hie blood mid stimula;
i lt Imo healthy action-remove the obstructions <
i i lie stoinai li, bowels, liver, und other organs i
i 1 lie budy, rustin lng their irregular ncdon to heult I
nnd by correcting, wherever they exist, tine
derangements un ure thu ll isl origil! of disenso.
' Minute directions nre given in thu wruppero
' the box. for thc folio win g complaints, which Hies
i Pn.i-s rapidly eure:
i For DYSPEPSIA or INDIGESTION, LISTLESONEBI
' LANduoit and Loss of API-BTITK, they should li
. taken moderately to stimulate Hie hiernach un
" restore Its healthy tone mid nCtiOtl.
f For LlVKM COMNaAlKT nnd Us various Brm]
. toms, Ul I.IOCS HEADACHE, SICK HEADACHE, J AV!
- DICE or OREEN SICKNESS, Hu.mrs Coi,ie nu
t Un.tors FKVEIIS, they should bc judiciously take
for euch case, to correct Hie diseased action i
remove the obstructions which cuise it.
For DYSENTERY or DIAKUIKKA, but vonc mi'
dose ls generally required.
For HIIKV-MATISM, CHI T, GRAVEL, PAI.IMTATIH
OK THE HEART, PAIN IN TUE SIPE, HACK nu
Litxos, they should be continuously taken, ns n
? quired, to change tho. diseased action oftnosyi
, tem. Willi KIICII chango those cuiniilaints dli
- appear.
For DROTSV mid DitorsicAi. SWEI.I.INHS. thc
i should lie laken in large and frequent doses l
t produce Hie elive t of it drusile purge.
For Si'i i'RESSiov a large dose shnnld he lake
ns it produces the desired effeci by sympathy.
As a DINNER PILL, toko one or two PILLO topn
mote digestion and relieve the stomach.
A ii occasional dn-o stlmnhllcs Ihestouineli nu
- bowels Into heall hy action, restores thc nppctln
j and Invigorates the system. Hence ll ls often ai
vnnlngeuus where no soi mus derangement exist?
One who feels tolerably well, often linds Hint
1 dose of these Pl LU miikcs him feel decidedly bei
ter, from I heir cleansing and renovating cfXcct o
' tho digestive apparatus.
DR. J. C. AYER A CO.. Practical Chemists.
Lowell. Mass., V. S. A..
Sold at wholesale and retail hy liowiK
?\ MOISE, charleston, S. C., and by Retail Druggist
everywhere. MO nell mwHinos
H
O'iMES * MACBETH
No. 30 BROAD STREET,
Charleston, S. C.,
BROKER, AUCTION ERR, REAL ESTATE
AND
GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTE
Will attend to Renting and Collecting of Rent
and purchase and salo of Stocks, Bonds, QoK
Silver and Real Estate.
ALSO,
To thc Parchase or Goods and Supplies for pru
Iles In tho country npon reasonable terms.
GROUOB L. HOLMES....ALKXANDER MACBETH
?ul lyr
-flliocellnncono.
S i s'il??oi.?^il^Blls
V/.' . . O 3^ST5S5!S fri: S
novia na
STAIR RODS, I
JBECH2S, HIS cur,
^ &. Porcolnln,
DROP FIXTURE,
l_-" T?O C::^a 1 Md edy J
?fe?sa; E?BAlo FisVso sale. ^
<s? , ll. cnn be applied to
?'?f' nu v Stair Rod, cither
.V?T^Ki-Koiis?! or Klnl. nial
's'?^^??:rum ll? place.
^M?S Ask for tl,?
^i^^^^^^J ritiere? T&at.
?@?f?S&!.' T;:"v? Carpot Dealers,
For Hotels, Restaurante Mill Pnlillc Buildings,
MANU KAtiTCRKI) UV
W. T. ? J. MERSEREAU, C2 Duane St., N.Y.
BUftlQ 3mos ;
MARVIN'S
PATENT
Alum & Dry Piaster i
FIRE PROOF
SA F ES
Aro moBt desirable for quality,
finish and price.
MARVIN'S
SPHERICAL BURGLAR
SAFE S
Cannot be Sledged!
Cannot be Wedged ! ,
Cannot be Drilled!
BANK VAULTS,
VAULT DOORS,
EXPRESS BOXES,
FAMILY PLATE SAFES,
COMBINATION LOCKS
Please Bend Tor a catalogue to
M?EVII & CO.,
(oldest Hilo manufacturers)
Principal jSJ? ],Ioa<}"Y??T Yor?c
w - i "..""" i '31 Chestnut St., Pillia.
Warehouses ]i08Bank St., Clovelaud.O
And for sale by our agents in the
principal cities throughout th?
United States.
Porrr.!i|b:
.lact??' lyr
WM. M. BIRD ?t CO.,
Xo. i!03 HAST HAY.
CHAKI.FoTOS.
PRATTS ASTRAL OIL
^0Ste-NO CHANGE OP LAMPS
pcribclljrSq/n Hlununat?ng OU-St.-'rtly
I'uTl^Ajo i\Ij\tnn?, No Ch?^icals-\F?I1 not Explode
Piroykt T4fi degrasf! (bung 3^Jr?rreo? liiglicr flinn is
.. Yment-^T^nuallcd for, Bia
pKTKi^flua^ch9tt?W,'iOTr
in. every
pdatois.
OiL.B(
MidoS
Bas 30;o.
tsumH ??QJ- circular*, ali]
For sale by the Agents In charleston,
GOOUKICil, WINGMAN A CO.,
septs mwfGinos No. 2a Mayne street.
tlcprtlic Diners.
WM
PANKNIN'S HEPATIC BITTERS,
' THEY CURE DYSPEPSIA,
AND ALL DISEASES OF THE
STOMACH AND LIVER.
TOST ARE HECOMMBXrOrp BT TUE
MED X OAL FAO ULTV.
HEGEMAN & CO.,
AGENTS, jvi'iF rou H.
Manufactnredby C. F. PANKMN,
mann's AITTJ APOTHICABY,
O H A H L K S T O N, S. O.
Ai-J-Vrr Bois by Druggist* h'ror;;:rh"rc.H*
fehl 6 mwflyr
UPIIAM'S ANTIDOTE FOR STRONG
DRINK.
A BURR CURR FOR 1 ) ll UN K BNN KSS.
Ono Dollar a Bottle. Sent by mall, postago
paid, on receipt of price.
Tho Antidote ls thc best remedy that can he
administered In Manln-a-Potu, aud also for all
nervous aiTcctlona.
For sale by Dr. H. BARR,
?"," No. 131 Meeting street,
octo Agent for South Caroona.