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That Little Bell. Apropos of Mr. Seward's little bell, "Darby I)ocW,n otthe Metropolitan Record, bas been giving the ex-Secretary a grand "reception" on bia own hook-and this travesty of Tenny? son, lt seems, was part of the special arrange? ments : Ring out, small beU, to sea and sky. To North and South and East and West Young Freedom's dying; lt ls best; Ring out, small bell, and let her die. Ring out the right, ring In the wrong. Klug, little bell, across the la^-l : From fort to fort, from strand to strand, Ring ont the weak, ring in the strong. Ring out the ioog-loved heritage Bequeathed by true and valiant men; Ring oat old-fashioned shapes, and then Ring in a more progressive age. Ring ont all pride in parer blood, All notions of superior race; Ring out what Heaven will not efface. Ring in a general brotherhood. Ring out the right, ring In the wrone, - Ring, little bell, across the land, From fort to fort, from strand to strand, Ring in the glory of the strong._ COMMERCIAL NEWS. Imports. MATANZAS-i er Br sehr Nora Howes-101 hhds 6Ugar, 200 boxes sugar, 3 hhds and 100 bbls mo? lasses, 40,000 oranges, 25 dozen pineapples. Taj* Charleston Cotton, Bice and Naval Stores Market. OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS, ) MONDAY EVENING, March 28, 1670. ( COTTON.-The demand for this staple was to a moderate extent, stock light and prices of some grades rather less Brm. Sales about 225 bah? viz: 2 at lei-'; l at 17; 19at 18; 12at 18X; 6 at 18x; io at 19.x; 8 at ?X; 18 atiox; 45 at 20; 7 at 20>?: 22 at 20#; ? at 21; 8 ?t 21>?; 16 at 21X. We ?note: LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION. Ordinary to good ordinary.17>?@19>? Low middling.20X@a>x Mlddling.21 @ Strict middling.21X@ -RICE.-The market for this grata showed an j i easier tendency; s ales about 120 tierces or clean Carolina, say 49 tierces at 4?; 28at4X; 88 at 5c We qnote common to fair clean Carolina at 4X@5 good S.U@?Jie fl lb. NAVAL STORES.-There were sold 97 bbls or pale and extra pale'rosin at S4, $4 25, $4 50 and $5 ft bbl. FREIGHTS.-To Liverpool, by steam, 3,'J fl Hi on upland?, and lXd on sea islands; by sall, %d ft ft on upland cotton, and Xd ft Bi on sea island cotton. To Havre, by ?.team, nomi nal; by sall, nominal at Xe on upland: and ixe on sea islands. Coastwise to New York, by steam, Xe fi lb on uplands and Xe on sea islands; by sall, Xe fl lb on np lands. To Boston, by steam, nominal; by Ball, X @ % c fl lb on uplands. To Philadelphia, by steam Xe ft Yb on uplands; by sall, somewhat norn mal. To Baltimore, by steam, x@Xc ft Ita on uplands; by sall somewhat nominal. EXCHANGE.-Sterling 60 day's bills 20@20X DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-The banks purchase at par, and seU at X premium. GOLA.-Buying at ll, and selling at 13. Market? by Telegraph. FOREIGN; * UTERFOOZ. March 28-Evening.- Cotton closed irregular; uplands UallX; Orleans lixalixd; sales 10,000 bales; speculation and exports 1000 bales. Shipments from tombay to the 26th, since last report, 29,000. Brt.vJstuffs firmer. Red winter wheat ?slOdalls. Corn2Ss3d. Beefl04s ta. LONDON, March 28-Evening.-Consols 93X Bonds closed steady at 90X- Tallow 46s. ' FRANKFORT, March 28.-Bonds opened flat at 85Xa85X. PARIS, March 28.-Bourse steady. Rentes 74? 22c DOMESTIC!. NEW YORK, March 2i-Noon.-Cotton quiet and unchanged, floor unchanged. Wheat steady. Corn lc better. Pork quin. Lard steady. Tur? pentine 47c Freights unchanged. Stocks dall, voney easy at 6ao per cent. Sterling, long, sxc. Short, ?. Gold ll*. ?2'8. 9X- Tennessees 5S; new 68; Virginias 08X: nev- 69; Lonisiat as, new, 72X; levee sixes 76; eights 91. Alabama eights ?7X;nve? Gwrgia sixes 84; sevens 92; North Carolln?sTold, 46; new 22X; South Carolinas, old, SS; new 82. Evening.-Cotton unchanged*, sales 1700 bales. Four and wheat unchanged. Corn $la2better; mixed Western $1 02 to $1 03. Pork Armer; mess $26X. Lard lower; kettle l4Xal5Xc Sogar easier; Havana 8X*9X- Naval stores unchanged. Freights quiet. Discounts 7a8; coupons, 1881, 15X; sixty-twos 9X; rour's BX! Aves 8X; new 7X; sevens 8; eights 8X; rortya 6; Virginias 67X; new 67; Louisianas 74; new 72X; levees 75X; eights 91X; Alabama eights 97X; fives 77; Geor? gia sLxes 86; sevens 92; South Carolinas 89; new 82X. BOSTON, March 28.-Cotton dull and prices nom? inal. Middlings 23XC. Sales 2800 bales; net re? ceipts 17; coastwise 868; total 882; stock 13,000. BALTIMORE, March 28.-Cotton very firm, hold? ers asking higher rates; middlings 22\c; sales 285 bales; net receipts 95; coastwise 77; total 172; Stock 6405. CINCINNATI, March 28.-Corn firm at 7?aS0c. Whiskey firm at 93a94c. Mess pork firm and quiet, at $27. Sides in fair demand at 15al5Xc; held X higher. Lard 16c LOUISVILLE, March 28.-Corn steady at 93c. Provisions firm. Pork $27a27 60. Shoulders lia HXc; clear sides I6al6xc Whiskey 04o95c> Money 5*6. Sterling doll, 8X. GoldllallX. Gov? ernments firmer. Sixty twos 9X- Southerns dull. NORFOLK, March 28.-Cotton dull; middlings 20c Sales 25 bales; receipts 861; exports coast? wise 613; stock 6367. SAVANNAH, March 28.-Cotton quiet; middling ai^'c- sales 300 bales; receipts 928; exports, coast? wise, US; Stock 62,945. GALVESTON, March 28.-Cotton doll. Good or? dinary is xe Sales 320 bales; receipts 664; ex? ports to France 1430; stock 37,174. MOBILE, March 2S.-Cotton dull. Middlings 2lc i Sales 200 bales; receipts 774; coastwise exports 54; < stock 66,134. ; NEW ORLEANS, March 28.-Cottc steady and in 'j fair demand; middlings 21XC. Sales 3900 bales; 1 net receipts 7760, coastwise ?67, total 7977 bales. ] Bxports to Great Britain 2347; to France 3628; to ] "New York 2581; to Boston 1481. Stock 201,786. 1 Floor quiet at $4, $4 zs, $s 25 and $0. Corn ? e&3ier and soft at 76c; white $1; yellow $106. f Oats 60862. Bran firm at $u5i nay. prime, $28. c PorK SSS at $28 26a28 60. Bacon firm at lix, r< 15X, 16X. Sugar-cured hams 18. Lord firmer; 0' tierce 16al5X; keg 16Xal7. Sngar quiet; prime * loxan. Molasses, reboiled, 4?, 50,65. Whiskey p ?3a97x. Coffee firm at i6al7X- Cotton Irregular tl at 21X022. Gotd nx- Sight X premium. Ster? ling 2ix. d Rio de Janeiro Market. RIO DE JANEIRO, February 22.-[Wright ? Co.] COFFEE.-Sales since the 21st ultimo amount tu 122,500 bags, or 59,600 bags for th? United States; 61,500 bags for the Channel and North; 6700 bags for the south or Europe, and 4900 bags for else? where, (of which 20W for the Cape or good Hope.) Or same, 59.000 bags have been sold since writing our report of the 5th Instant, per Steamer Ama? zone, via Bordeaux, say 24,100 bags for the ?sit?u S'.fltcs : 28,000 bags mr the Chan Hfl and North; 1300 bags for the south of Europe, and 2600-bags for elsewhere. The receipts from the Interior are limited, estimated at about sooo bags per day for the lost fortnight. High prices aud a compara? tively limited business have been the fe itures of our market requiring present notice. The stock has somewhat Increased, and ls put down nt 65,000 bags. We continue to quote fines swoo to 811600: superiors 8llu00 to 8B200; good first WOO to 711700; regular first 6?500 to 711100, and ordinary first 6D000 to 611300 per arrobe. ?marj Boston Market. BOSTON. March 25.-COTTON.-The market is quiet. There Is very little doing at quotations We quote mlddliugs at 22a23c; low middlings 21a 22; good mlddligs 2t; good ordinary 20; ordinary 19c per pound. The total receipts for the week are 4550 bales, of which 157 bales came by the Bonton and Albany railroad, 620. by the Prov! dence Railroad, 8 by the Old Colony and Ntwport Railroad, 478 rrom New York. 912 rrotn Norlolk l?s from savannah, 746 from New Orleane, 65 from Wilmington, and 1407 from Galveston. FISH.-There oontinues to be a moderate de? mand for fish, and while there ls no special ac? tivity, quoutbns are weil sustained. We quote Georges codfish at $7a7 50 rer qtl; Grand Bank at $6 50a8 75; haddock at $3a3 25; hake $4 per qtl, packed; pollock $3 50a(4 per qtl; meas mackerel $35 per bbl; No 1 shore $28 60a$29; No l bay $27; No 2 at $16a$16; medium 3's $9a9 50; large 3'a at $13 per bbl. Alewives in bond sell at $4a$6 per bbl; pickled nerring $4a$7 per bbl;, box berring 28a?Sc Tor No 1, and 50a55c for scaled. GUNNY BAGS.-The market is quiet, with sales of 500 bales, to arrive, at Ile, gold, in bond, and 250 bales, to arrive, at ll vc, gold, In bond, and they are now held at il Kc. GUNNY CLOTH.-In view of higher prices at Cal? cutta the market is firm, and there have been sales of 100 bales at 20c, gold, cash, duty paid; 100 bales at 22#c, currency, 60 days and Interest; 250 bales, August delivery, at I5c, gold, in bond; 250 bales. May delivery, at 16c, gold, in bold;300 bales at. 22KC, cash. The New York Klee Market. The Journal of Commerce of the 26th says: "There is more doing In lines, tnt at prices favor? ing the buyers. The holders do not appear to have much confidence and are willing to sell even at concessions. Some 400 tierces have been sold at SaoKc Tor common to prime. Selected lots bring 5Ka6c." From the World of the same date: "Holders keep the market well supplied, and prices are still depressed at about 4 ?;a5 \'c for common to prime Carolina, and 6a6Kc for choice and fancy. Sales to-day, in lots, 375 tierces to the trade." From the Times: "Rice Continues dull and heavy, Including Carolina at $5a6 25 currency; Rangoon, lu bond, $2 87Ka325,gold, per loo lbs. Murray, Ferris & Co.'s Naval Stores Circular. NEW TORE, March 26.-SPIRITS TURPENTINE. In the first naif or the week was very doll, with sales of only 200 bbis at 40*46Kc. Later we had a more active business, 1200 bbis changing hands at, 16347 new, 46 to arrive and 46Ka48 New York bbis, closing strong at 46K&47 mer. Receipts 903 bbis. Exports 22? bbis. ROSIN.-All grades have ruled very dull, and good strained will not bring over $2. The sales are 13.000 bbis, of which 10,000 are low grades. Receipts 12,624 bbis. Exports 10,534. The market for virgin rosin has not fully opened, and the few small parcels received this month have made no impression, and alford no criterion of probable values. It ls however qalte evident that prices must rule low as compared with last year as the difference lu gold ls 2i per cent, on the average of April, May. June and July. On the eve of a new season, we Invite the attention of distillers to the necessity of greater care than usual in put? ting up rosin, so that the quality In each barrel will be uniform. Neglect In this respect subjects all concerned to great trouble and expense, be? sides very g: ave suspicions of fraud. The experi? ence of the past Beason, wc think, justifies this reference to what ls recognized by the trade as a serious and growing eviL Wilmington Market. WILMINGTON, March 26.-TURPENTINE.-Re :eipts to day 23 casks; tor the week 538 casks. No jales to report to-day. ROSIN.-Receipts to day 460 bbis; tor the week 3042 bbis. No transactions to-day. CRUDE TURPENTINE.-Sales of 20 bbis virgin lew crop, at $5 per bbl, and 83 bbis at $2 76 for toft and 165 for hard. TAX.-Sales of 101 bbis at $1 75 per bbl. COTTON.-Receipts to-day 67 bales; for the week $64 bales. Sales or 4 bales at 17, 6 at 18, 3 at 19, md 25 at 20c per lb. .Nashville Market. NASHVILLE, March 25.-COTTON.-Market en? tirely nominal and no change In quotations. Inferior I2al4;ordinary 15al6; good ordinary 17a 18; low middling 19c. COTTON STATEMENT. Stock on hand September 1,1869. None. Received to-day. n3 Received previously.38,529-38,622 Total.38,622 Shipped to-day. 26 ?hipped previously.32,608-32,634 Stock on hand. 6,058 FLOUR.-Market buoyant at $5a6 75 for supers o fancy. CORN MEAL-We continue to quote at $1 per nisse]. CORN.-Shipments to-day or 12.100 bushels at $1 ?er bushel, sacked and delivered In depot. WHEAT.-Sales or 3U0 bushels prime white, in tore, at $125. .Receipts by Railroad. Mareil '48, SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD. 562 bales cotton. 30 hales domestics, 146 sacks it meal. 2 cars stock. To Railroad Agent, W W loach, Cleghorn, Herring ft co. W A Courtennv. 'elzer, Rodgers A co. G II Walter A co, W CConn? ey A co. Frost A Adger, Graeser A Smith. W W imith, Thurston A Holmes, ftavene! A- co. W Gur? ley. J R Pr'ngle * Son, Kirkpatrick ft Witte, and Vagner, Stewart A co. Passengers. Per steamship Sooth Carolina, from New York [ W Bache, Mrs Foley, L H Taft, U R Gladding. A Gladding. T Flanegan, F Stone, J Lucine, J O larrison, L Thomas, T J Adams. J W Klss:\m. J ymes, Capt R Peck. L Larcutn. 1> Hartley, Mrs W ngram, E Ueny, J Hager. W W Downs. POl?I ?AEEXDAK. MOON'S PHASES. few Moon, 2d, 3 hours, 20 ?"Tates, morning, "rat Quarter, loth. " Zours, 52 minutes, morning, 'nil M cou. 1?* ti, 8 hours, 32 minutes, morning, last Quarter, 23d. ll hours. 18 minutes, evening. ?cw Moon, 31st, 8 hours, 37 minutes, evening. Men. A APRIL. Monday. ?9 {Tuesday. Wednesday. Thursday... Friday. 2 Saturday - 3 Sunday. STN. RISES. 5..54 5..53 6.. 51 5..50 5.. 49 6..47 6..46 SUN I MOON SETS. fu. A 3. 6..16 6..17 6..18 6..18 0..19 6..20 6..21 HIGH IWATER. 4..21 4..57 5..28 5..59 sets. 7..49 8..41 5..39 C..20 6.. 50 7..35 8..11 8..41 9..18 M A lil SE NEWS. CHARLESTON, MARCH 29. ARRIVED YESTERDAY. Steamship South Carolina, Adkins, New York ert Thursday, P M. Mdse. To Wagner. Huger k. co, vr A Courtenay, Jno P U Alley. Mrs H Arm itrong, J D Aiken A co, C N Averill A son, J Arcn ir, CD Ahrens, Andrews A Salvo, Adams Express ;ompanv, J Apple, A, B, Wm M Bird A co, W J tooth, Blnm A Miller, W 0 Bee ft co, E T llrown, ? M Bristoll A co, J A Brewer. J Commins, John ;ommiugs, C Carwile ft Bros, Claclus ft Witte, ;araeron. Barkley ft co, L Cohen ft co. Douglas lc Miller, M Drake, Dow ie, Moise ft Davis, Hon I) I Donaldson. Edgerton A Richards, S Emanuel, .Istelle ft Haas, J Franck, B Poley, J S Fuirly ft :o, D F Fleming ft co. Rev A M Folchl, Furchgott ? Bro, J Goudkop, P L Culllessin, Goodrich, Wine nan ft co, W A Gibson, Granltevillc Manufactur ng co, Mrs E Haas, Holme" ft Calder, N E Ruil oad co, C Hickey, N A Hnnt, Hart ft co, Harbe? rn ft co, Tobias' Sons, H H ft W, N A Mount, J H lappoldt, Jennings, Tnomhnson ft co, Jeffords ft 0, J ft co, J Jones, Johnston, Crews ft co, J T ft ;o. King & Gibbon, Killick, Wlckenberg ft co, J B Lelp. Kirkpatrick ft Witte, C Kerrison, G J Luhn, i W Linley, A Langer, A R Le with, L, O A Moses, M Martin. M Marks, J McGarey, P, Melchcrs ft fuller, Menke ft Muller, McLoy A Rice, L Miehal iwlicb, McCarthy A Roy, Marshall A McMillan, A lorgnn, T McCartv, W A Mertcas. R C Mather. J : MsNalr, G A Norwood, W ft M North. S ft W, J ? O'Neill 4 Son, D O'Neill ft Son, Order, D Paul ft 0, C F Panknin. E Pcrrv. L J Potter, Palitzer M, 'aul, Welch ft Brandes, J R Read ft co, B Rice, R , L A co, W Shepherd ft co, W steele, J Small ft o, G W Steffens, Stol!, Webb ft co, J A Sanders. S .trauss. Escott, M Stern, J Shaw, A R Stillman, i Watts. A Sumner. J E Speur. S Thomson, W J 'rim, Triest ft H, J U V?llers. W G Wadden, W L Vebb, D A Walker, Walker, Evans ft Cocsw*-' ?? V Walker ft co, J Winn & co, Whittciuorc ft thodes, J M Williams, W J White, L Weiskopf, W J 'ates, O Eft AS Johnson FM Stone, P L Uargon* Tie South Carolina met with a hurricane off Look iut Shoals, which lasted for about 12 hours. Pass d steamsnlps Virgo, America and ll Livingston, rom Savannah; also, the Tennessee and San Ja Into. Steamship Montgomery, Falrcloth, Savannah, jr New York-left the former city on Saturday, ut was detalBed at Tybee n;!!! Sunday, at 3 A L About four hours after leaving the latttT olnt. the propeller became disabled and thc ship ame off this bar under canvas; was towed up to Hs city by the U s steamer Alanthus. Sehr Central America, Williams, New York-S ays. Mdse. To Wm Roach & co, W B Smith ft 0. and Savannah and Charleston Railroad. Sehr Minnehaha, Sanders, Cardenas-1 days, [olasses. To the Master. Bound to N> wport, R and put in for a harbor, having experienced a accession of heavy cast aud northeast gales, and ad but ene observation since leaving port. Sehr Lamartine, Foss, Baltimore-5 days. Coal. oJA Enslow ft co, Etiwan Manufacturing co, nd Order. Br sehr Nora, Howes, Matanzas-7 days. Sugar ud molasses. To W P Hall. Experienced heavy Sst ami northeast gales, lost foresail, two jibs, nd spilt mainsail. Sehr S V W Simmons. Williams, Philadelphia-8 ays. Coal. To tl F Baker ft co, aud thc Gas uinpany. Sehr Carlton Jayne, Brown, Baltimore-3 days, ora, oats and flour. To T J Kerr ft co, Mordecai ; co, Stenhouse 4 co, C N Averill ft Sou, Wagner ; Monsces. Sehr E S Conant, Gcrrlsh, Baltimore-8 days, om. To J A Enslow ft co, and West ft Jones. Sehr Gun ROCK, Bangs, New York-0 days, luano. To Risley ft Creighton, Pelzer, Rodgers ft 0, W B Smlih ft co, Wilcox, Gibbs ft co. Sehr Mand Webster, Wentworth. Kew York-8 ' * lays. Gnano and acids. To J A Enslow ft co, ll l Calhoun, T J Kerr ft co, Wando Manufacturing o, Pelzer, Rodgers ft co. Sehr Ann S Deas, Garbatl, West Point Mill. 123 cs rice. To Cohen, Uanckel 4 co, Fraser 4 Dil), ind others. Sloop Ark, Relyea, from Wadmalaw, with cargo ?f sehr Frances Ann. SAILED YESTERDAY. Steamship Manhattan, Woodhull. New York. Sehr L A Edwards, Marshall. Uhitiiaore. S?K ?r IraneA Uodse- Providence, R 1. a?L oa.rl,a.n 0&*e> Shcpnerd, Georgetown. S C. i;?!f 2 Ho?Per, Champion, Rocksville, SC. Sehr A s Gaskin, Gaskin, Wilmington, S C. FROM THIS FORT. Steamship Charleston, Berry, New York, March 25. UP FOR THIS PORT. Sehr E H Eaton, Shackford, at Baltimore, March 25. Sehr Frank & Emily. Colley, at Baltimore, March 25. CLEARED FOR THIS PORT. Steamship Zodiac, Hines, at Philadelphia, March 24. Sehr Palma, Rankin, at New York, March 24. MEMORANDA. Consignees per steamship Zodiac, from Phila? delphia, expected to-day-Jno A Theo Getty, S C Railroad Agent, J D Aiken A co, A H Abrahams A Son, J P B Alley, J H Abraham, E J Adams, T M Bristoll A co. H F Baker A co, Bndd A Blake, Boll mann Bros, Byrne A Fogartie, H Bischoff A co, W S Bissen? Cameron, Barkley A co, A B Collins A co, Z Cordes, McD Cohen, Claclus A Witte, WS Corwin A co, L Elias, E F Falk, Fonartles' Book? store. H Gerdts A co, J Henry, M Hawker A co, Mrs M Hamkinler, Holmes' Bookstore, M Humsker A co, G E Johnson, Mrs R Jacobs, C Kerrison, C L Kornarhens, H Klaue A co, Kinsman A Howell, G J Lohn, C Lilienthal A co, L Mann, Mantoue A oo, J G Milnor A co.Mrs. W A Mehrtens, N E Rail? road co, c O'Neill. E Perry. C P Poppenhelm, J A Quackenbnsh, J H Renneker, P Schackmnn, w Steele, E H Stelling, C Stackley. B F Simmons, W Ufferhardt, Stenhouse A co, Walker, Evans A Cogswell, W Webb. J White, P Wal3h, Wagner A Monsees, G W Williams A co, J A Yates. The sehooners Z Stcelman, from New York, and Ida Bella, from Boston, arrived on Saturday, were consigned to W Roach A co. The former had the following consignees: W C Dukes A co. Cohen, Hanckel A co, Pclzer, Rodgers A co, and Railroad Agent. The brig Julia EA very. Coombs, from George? town, S C, for Bath, Me, arrived at Holmes' Hole March 24; had heavy weather and split sails. The sehr A A Holt, Gordon, from Georgetown, S C, arrived at New York March 24. LIST OF VESSELS UP,jj CLEARED AND SAILED FOB THIS PORT. FOREIGN. NEWPORT, ENG. Steamship (Br) Aragon, Houison, sid-March me Nannie T Bell, Acklcv, sailed.Feb 10 CARDIFF. nie Edith, Chegwiddcn, sailed.Jan 2") HAVANA. ?chr Mary Lymburner, Lansll, sailed....March Span brig Tomas, Rosas, cleared.March io DON SS TIC. BOSTON. ?chr C E Raymond, Higgins, cleared... .March 9 ?chr S N Smith. Smith, up.Marra 9 sehr Anna E Glover, Terry, cleared.March 23 NEW YORK. Sehr Commodore Kearney, Phllbrook, up..Feb 24 ?chr Georgia, Brier, up.March 3 Sehr Palma, Rankin, cleared.March 24 sehr Lilly, Hughes, cleared.March 23 sehr W G Dearborn. Scull, cleared.March 21 sehr B N Hawkins, ;7yatt, up.March 22 Sehr Mattie Holmes,-, np.March 22 PHILADELPHIA. steamship Zodiac. Hines, cleared.March 24 Sci r Anna Little. Crawford, up.March 7 Sein Jeddle. Trort. cleared.March 23 Sehr Edie L Smith, Smith, np.March 20 BALTIMORE. Sehr nampden, Perkins, cleared.March 24 Sehr II G Bird, Drinkwater, up.March ll <enr Frank A Emily, Colley, up.March 25 sehr E U Eaton, Shackford, up.March 25 ROCKPORT, ME. ?iehr Clara Bell, Amesbury, up.March 18 ?nmbcr, Snci, &z. LUMBER ! LUMBER ! LUMBER !- I Constantly on hand, all kinds and sizes of | Southern PINE LUMBER, also Shingles, Plaster ng LathB, Ac. Lumber Sawed to order and de ivered along (he line nf the Railroads on the milks of the rivers. Sales will be made on time, viien required, with approved city acceptances. Mantera and others wishing Lumber would do veil to examine mv slock before purchasing Iscwhere. Ottlce. Yard and Planing Mills on Iorlbeck'8 Wharf, near Northeastern Railroad >epot. JOHN C. MALLONEE. mch24 mst ulm o n J. SC1ILE PEGRELL, .'o.*37 LINE STREET. BETWEEN KING AND ST. PHILIP. LUMBER of every description and BUILDING ?ATKRIAL, Lime and Plastering Laths, PaintB, ills, ?lasses, Shingles: also Groove and Tongue lourds, Ac, constuntlv on hand at the lowest larket price.*; also, Vegetable Boxes oetll ratuslyr ftliscclloT?.;0ns. A LL THOSE DESIROUS OF SUPFLY nL INO themselves with PASSOVER BREAD ind MATZOTH FLOUR, should leave meir orders it my store, or Messrs. KINSMAN BROfi'. Bakery, <o. 84 Market street. Terms cash; shipments per Express C. 0.1). B. D. SCH?R, Corner Meeting and Hasel streets. mchio stn4 _ QLEANLINESS NEXT TO GODLINESS. THE UNIVERSAL RUBBER BATH s adjustable for convenient nse In a Shower, Sit ins-. Hip and Submergent Bath, combining sim ilicity, convenience and comfort. I beg to Inform the public that I have the Agen :y fur the sale of these Baths in this State, and un now prepared to show by sample at my Store, heir superiority over all other Bathing Appara us heretofore Invented. F . V 0-N 8 A KT K N , Dealer in all kind? of Rubber Goods, Nursery >hecHne, Ac, and importer of Paris Fancy Goods, Toys, Fireworks, Ac. No. 229 KING STREET, Next to Academy of Music. mch2G stuthlmD?c RISH ROOFING FELT 'HE 15EST, CHEAPEST AND MOST DURABLE Material for Rooting known. For sale by CAMERON, BARKLEY & CO., Corner Meeting and Cumberland streets, mch24 Charleston, S. C. Star Slims MATTHIESSENs lo. 291 KINO STREET", CORNER WENTWORTH, AGENT FUR THE MANUFACTURERS OF THE CELEBRATED STAR SHIRTS! S?CH QUALITY OF SHIRT IS NUMBERED. PEACES AS FOLLOWS: No. 42.$2 00 No. 52..,?.A. 2 50 No. 72.?. 3 00 No. S?-i. 3 50 febs ?mos Miscellaneous. J^OTT .EREK'S IMPROVJED RICE PL AN TE R . PRICE, $125. This PLANTER has been used with great snccess for the past three years. It makes, so.ws and covers jour trenches at once. Thc driver can see the work while rifling, and the wheels allow the outer drills to ran as near the ditches as may be desired, lt only needs to be examined to satisfy any planter of its superior advantages. A silver medal was awarded at the South Carolina Agri? cultural and Mechanicl Society Fair. Manufactured and for sale by WILLIAM ??. HENEREY, . MACHINIST AND FOUNDER, No. 014 MEETING SUREST, mehi tuthsimo Charleston, S. C T HE BEST AND CHEAPEST CULTIVATORS. THE EXCELSIOR CULTIVATOR, NO. 3, FOR ONE HORSE. AND FOR TWO I70RSES, THE EXCELSIOR CULTIVATOR, IVO. 1. These MACHINES have been thoroughly tested and warmly approved by some of the most expe? rienced Planters or our State. Also, MONROE'S IMPROVED ROTA R V HARROW. WAGONER A MATHEWES' IMPROVED RICE DRILL. TUE RICE BIRD REAPER, lor harvesting Rice. For sale at Factory prices, Freight added, by [J . E. A. I> G E R ?Sk CO., Sole Agents ror thc State, No. 62 EAST BAY, CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA roch22 tuthsimo p A L M E T T O WHITE LEAD3 ZINC AND COLOR WORKS, ? Xo. 1 PIIILAUELPIIIA STREET, CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA. , HIE ABOVE WORKS ARK NOW IN FULL OPERATION AND PREPARED TO SUPPLY THE Trade and Consumers with LEADS, ZINCS and COLORS, or every grade and supehir qualities, at NEW YORK PRICES. rebio thstuDAC2ino HOLMES ,t CALDER, Proprietors, No. 205 EAST BA? STREET. Drugs, (Erjetmeals, &c. ?NOCH MORGAN'S SONS' (211 Washington street, X. Y. For Cleaning WINDOWS (without water;) re? moving Stains from MARULE and FAINT; Polish? ing KNIVES, (no scratching;) Washing DISHES, scrubbing FLOORS, FLOOR CLOTH, TAULES, BATH TCHS, Ac; Polishing Tin, Brnss. Iron, Copper nnd steel Wares; Removing Gums. Oil, Rust and Dirt from Machinen*. Indispensable for House Cleaning, and all uses (except washing clothes.) It costs but a lew cents, and ls sold by all good Grocery, Drug and Noiion Stores. For sale by GOODRICH, W1NEMAN A CO., Wholesale Druggists, and DOWIE, MOISE A DAVIS, Wholesale Druggists, Chat leston, S. C. mehi tuthomos ROSAD ALIS. ? ROS AD ALIS. Sold by GOODRICH, WINEMAN A CO., Direct importers ol European Drug3 and Chem? icals. Charleston. S. C. may? ninthly Sri mm*} t5YSPEPSIAAINDIG??TI0N^. & WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS '?IL N. B. The Commissioner or Revenue has decided that any dealer can sell this article without n special license. mch 2 (?loi.'jing ano ?nrmsfpng (Soobs. THE ADVANTAGES WE ENJOY as the result of a long established and successful business enables us to offer inducements that makes this announcement worthy of ATTENTION. Importing our foreign goods* di? rect, controlling many leading styles of American fabrics, employing the best artistic talent in the production of our goods, and "constant progress" our motto, we claim to lead the mar? ket in READY-MADE CLOTHING, ?f which we keep full lines of all grades, for Men and Boys. In CUSTOM WORK our products are imsurpassedfor qual? ity, workmanship and elegance. 1B GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS our stock is constantly large and seasonable. We arc thc sole manu? facturers of the wbfch we supply both ready-made and to Q,r-der. Prices uniformly low. ^_*#\ Gentlemen visiting New-York are requested to call and have their measures recorded upon our books. System of Self-Measurement, and othe- information promptly furnished when desired. Address P. 0. Box 2256, N. Y. DEVLIN &.C0, feol2 2mo9 ?rocerie?, #c. gOUTH CAROLINA GROCERY AND TEA WAREHOUSE. (Branch of Na. 900 Broadway, Corner Twentieth Street, New York.fc WM. S. CORWIN & CO., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES, AND IMPORTERS OF CHAMPAGNES* ' WINES, BRANDIES, &c.. NO. 275 KING STREET, CHARLESTON, S. SOLE AGENTS FOR THE; W. S. C. CLUB-HOUSE GIN, URBANA CHAMPAGNE CO.. AND ATMORE'S CELEBRATED FULTON MARKET BEEF, J' SMOKED BEEF AND TONGUES, SUGAR-CURED BREAKFAST STRIPS. MINOE-MEAT, STREET GOVERNMENTJAVA, MARACAIBO, LAGUATRA, MOCHA, [THO COFFEES. CLARETS. RAND'G,FF.ERE18 MEDOC, oh nataa'ii Son's Med oe ohnsron k Son's St. Lou bes schenaucr A Oo.'sj?oulliac^ Godard's Coutry t. Julien Medoc h;iteaux Margaux tiateaux Yquem Gateaux La Fosal ynch St. Julien, L. k G. SAUTERNES, ?cc, (BRANDENBURG FRERES ?La Croix Blanche [chateaux PaUlett {Nierstclner fHochhelraer 'Moselle Muscatel hambertln, Notts parkllng Catawba Champagne Cider [English and Scotch Ales. CHAMPAGNES. MOET k CHANDON GREEN SEAT Ve Clicquot Ponsardln Piper k Co.'s Heldselck Bonche, Fils k Co.'s cabinet B. F. A Co.'s Napoleon Cabinet B. F. A Co.'s Carte Blanche B. F. & Co.'s Dry Verzeuay G. H. Mum m's Verzenays J. Mumm's Private Stock Urbaua Champagne BORER'S. RUSS', ST. DOMINGO, HOSTETTER'8, ANGOSTURA, DUNHAM'S, ST0?GHT0N, AND? - -DRAKE'S PLANTATION BITTERS. HermcTlcally Sealed MEAIS, Soups, Fish, Vegetables and Fruits, of every variety, by the can, dozen or case. Borden's, Lelbcg's and Tourtelot's EXTRA Cf OF BEEF. PRESERVES, Jellies, Jams and Blandy Fruits, Euglish Sauces, Pickles, Salad Oil, -* , Capers, Spanish and French Olives. Patle and Terrine de Fol Grax, Anchovies, Anchovy Paste, Walnut, Tomato and Mushroom Catsups,. PEPPER SAUCB, Currie Towder, Raspberry Vinegar, Lemon and orgeat Symps, Maccaroni and Vermicelli. -0- . Families, not?is and Vessels supplied at WHOLESALE PRICES In purchasing by the package. Att m Goods warranted, and FULL WEIGHT guaranteed. We will be pleased to furnish a List of Prices to those who may write for the articles mid quantity desired. Goods delivered to all parts of the City, Railroad Depots and Steamboats, FREE OF CHARGE. S3- TERMS CASH, OR CITY ACCEPTANCE. Send for one of our Catalogues of Merchandise. GEORGE R. GRUBER.'..E. E. BEDFORD.:;.\J. S. MARTIN. nichl2lmo .____ Scales. ST^ILSTID^IR/ID SCALES. AGENCY TRANSFERRED TOj H A RT & CO., No. 30[HAYEE STREET, ANO CORNER KING AND MARKET STREETS* CHARLESTON, S. C. KT>- A FULL ASSORTMENT CONSTANTLY ON HAND AT MANUFACTURER'S PRICES, melts arno .frrtilijcrs. E?iTILIZEKS. P fl O K I X GUANO.'/ WILCOX, C I B B S ?C CO.'S MANIPULATED GUANO. GUANO, SALT AND PLASTER COMPOUND, for sale by WILCOX, GIBBS I GO. IMPOETEES dc DEALERS IN No. 91 Bay ?creet, Savannah. t?o. 241 Broad street, Augusta. No. C4 East Bay, Charleston. A3~ Semi for Circular giving prices, terms, rer t?lleme, AC._ jams infaKmos J E R T 1 L I 2 i! I! . sr A ? JP. S ? NitrogenSuperphos? phate of Lime. K?.*t COTTON, CORN, WHEAT, VEGETABLE CROPS, AC. AIL OK ITS PHOSPHATES are in a condition to becomeuuickly ?SOLUBLE iiflKiie soil,and avail, able I? tue crop. The anima! matter, blood and nest', yielding ammoula, produce an early ftart and vigorous growth, enabling the plants lg ap. propriale thc Phosphates and oilier Tamable in* gradient* lu the fertilizer for thc complete (level, opmeut er Ute lint ami seed of cotton, grain of wheat ami crops generally. Sold by KLVSMAS & ROWELL, General Agents, No. 128 East Bay, fehl tnth2mos Charleston. S. C. JAMES CONNER'S SONS UNITED STATES TYTE AND ELECTROTYPE FOUNDRY AND PRINTER'S WAREUOUSE, KOS. 28, 30 AND 32, CEKTRE STHEET. CORNER READ AND DUANE STREETS, JV' E W YORK. A large Stock of ENGLISH AND GERMAN FACES, both nain and Ornamental, kept on hand. All Type cast at this establishment ls mauufaetured irom the metal known as Conner's Uuequalled Hard Type Metal. Every article ne? cessary for a perfect Priming Office furnished. Jun29 stuthemos* Sljonlber Brace. HE CHAMPION Bli ACE This BRACK, in its peculiar construction, haft-AU. trie advantages of SUSPENDERS AND SHOULDER BRACES' COMBINED. First. It docs nel disarrange thc Shirt Bosom. Second, lr cannot slip orr the shoulders. Third. There ls less st rain on thc buttons <>t tho pants than .with common Suspenders. Finirth. Each section of the pants eau bc adjusted Independent? ly. Fifth. By means of the Adjusilble Back Strap a gentle or powerful Brace can be obtained. Si.\th. It attaches to thc pants al the same points that the ordinary Suspender does. Sole Agent in Charleston, * E . SCOTT, SH I UTS AND FURNISHING GOODS', Meeting street. Opposite Market Hall. Jan?i 3mos 'Neujspapirs, iiflnganncs, ROUND THE WORLD 8CBSCKIBK FOB TEE NEW YORK OBSERVEE. Tlie Large Double Weekly FAMILY NEWSPAPER. Sound and Good. . Try it. It will be Money well Spent. $3 SO per Annum. jWSample Copies Free. SIDNEY E. MORSE, J?^. * Ot*,. No. 37 Park Row;, decal Kew York. JOHN MARSHALL J R. " COMMISSION MERCHANT. NAVAL STORES, COTTON, LUMBER. AND RICK. MARSHALL'S WHARF,. Charleston, s. C. aug24 s ^