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t .The Blur. Lads of our land, the flowers of y oath, Loitering the Text Havana th rough, Shot down lite dogs, because, forsooth, The ribbon.at their throats ls blue ! The Spaniard will not brook the bine ! And not a regent of our power Hurls Its hot lightning, swirt and true ! No navies make the place this hour A blot apon the ocean bin? I ? The Spaniard will not brook the blue I Oh, war ships in the tropic seas, Idling with each impatient crew, Strike the black flag that couts the breeze, And from its splendor tear the bine ! The Spaniards will not brook the blue 1 Te spirits in your shining crowds, That on this sphere God's bidding do, CAII the fonr winds, and call the clouds, And ont ol' Heaven wash the bine t The Spaniards will not brook the bine I [Harriet Prescott spafford. COMMERCIAL NEWS. Exports. PHILADELPHIA-Per steamship Zodiac-ITT tes rice, 162 bales upland cotton, 186 bales vam.warp and thread, 50 bundles paper. 6 tons Etiwan fer? tilizer, 81 bbls oranges, 17 casks clay and sun-, dries. WILMINGTON, DEL-Per sehr S T Baker-310 tons phosphate rock. The Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval Stores Market. OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS, ) FRIDAY EVENING April, 1S70.J COTTON.-There was a steady inquiry for this staple, with bnt a limited offering stock, prices being firm with an upward tendency; sales about 400 bales, of which 100 were sold the evening be? fore, and not reported, say 3 at 16; 3 at 16?; 1 at 17;2at 17?;5 at 17?; ll at 18; 27 at 18?; 24 at 19; 14 at 20; 9 at 20?; 31 at 20?; 37 at 20?; 29 at 21 ; 6 at 21?; 162 at 21 ??; 4 at 21?;. We quote: LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION. Ordinary to good ordinary.17?<S20 Low middling.20?@ Middling.21 @ Strict middling.21?@ RICE.-The inquiry was limited, with a light offering stock; sales 46 tierces of clean Carolina at .?c % lb. We quote common to fair clean Caro? lina at 4?@5c; good 6?@5?C NAVAL STORES.-There was no business of note. FREIGHTS.-To Liverpool, by steam, ?d H ft on I uplands, and l?d on sea Islands; by sail, ?d $ ft on upland cotton, and yid ?> lb on sea island cotton. To Havre, by steam, nomi? nal; by sall, nominal at ?c on uplands and i?c on sea islands. Coastwise to New York, by steam, ?c * fe on uplands and Vc on sea islands; by saillie 9 lb on up? lands. To Boston, by steam, nommai: by sall, ? @?e lb on uplands. To Philadelphia, by steam, ?O V n on uplands; by sail, somewhat nom? inal. To Baltimore, by steam, X@?c V tt ou nplandar by sail somewhat nominal. EXCHANGE.-Sterling 60 day bills 19?@20. DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-Thc banks purchase sight checks at par, and sell at ? premium. Out? side they parchase at par and ?ell at ?@? pre? mium. GOLA-Buying at lo, and selling at 12. Marl" -r?M hy Telegraph FOREIGN, ". LONDON, April l-?o?n.^Consols ;J3?. Bond: .81. TaUow quiet at 45s. Sugar dull, both on spot and afloat. Evening.-Consols 93?. Bonds 91 ii- Tallow steady. Turpentine Ctta36s. LIVERPOOL, AprU l-Noon.-Cotton firm: up? lands 10?d; Orleans U?all?d; sales 12,000 bales; Bales for the week 61,000 bales; for export and sp?culation 17,000; stock on hand 450,000 bales, of wblcb 256,000 are American; receipts 136,000 bales, of which 103,000 were American ; stock afloat 343, ?00 bales, of which 227,000 are American. Yarns and fabrics at Manchester Armer and prices bet? ter. Red Western wheat 7s lldaSs. Flour 19s 9d. Corn 28s. Common rosin 5s 6da5s 9d. Evening.-Cotton firm and unchanged; sales 12,000 bales; for speculation and export 3000. Bacon Mt. HAVRE, April l.-Cotton opened flat and quiet; good ordltary, on thc spot, ir 3Cc; low mlddllag, afloat,! fSfvo, FRANKFORT, April 1.-Bonds closed flat nt 96?. DOMESTIC. NEW YOKC, April l-NooH.-Stocks doh. Money easy at 5a6 per cent; sterling, long 8?; short 8?: gold lltf. Sixty twos 10; Tennessee ex-coupons 68?; new 61; Virginia ex-coupons 70; new 70?; Louisiana, old 77; new 72?; Levees, sixes 70?; eights 94; Alabama eights 06?; fives "2; Georgia sizes 84; sevens 93; North Carolina 46; new 22?; South Ca.ollna, old 68; new S3. Flour dull. Wheat dull and scarcely so firm. Corn dull without change. Pork quiet; mess $26 02. Lard quiet; barrel 14al4?c Cotton firmer, middling uplands ' 22?c; Orleans 23?c; sales soo bales. Turpentine quiet at 47c Resin steady; ?2 for strained. Freights dall.. Evening.-Cotton quiet and steady; sales 12,000 biles at 22?c. Floor 5al0c lower; superline State $4 40a4 55; Southern, common to fair extra, $5 60a6. Wheat dall and drooping, winter red and amber Western $1 23ul 26?. Corn un? changed. Pork steady, $20 50a26 62?. Lard and groceries dull. Naval stores quiet. Turpentine 46047. Rosin $1 95a2. Freighjs unchanged. ' Money active at 0a7 per cent. Sterling dull at 8?. Gold ll?all?. Governments closed firm. Sixty-twos 10. Virginias weaker. Other Soutli eros steady, sixty-two's TO; sixty-four's 0; six? ty-five's 9?; new 7?; sixty-seven's 8?; sixiy elght's 9; ten-forties C; Tennessee's 98u99; new 61?; Louisiana's 75a:e?; Levee's 77a77?. Stocks steady, but dall. BOSTON, April L-Cotton dull and unchanged; middlings 23c; sales 200 bales; receipts 370; net re? ceipts or the week 248; coastwise 2415;total 1G63; sales 1250; stock 12,600. BALTIMORE, March L-Cotton in active de? mand at fall prices; middlings 22?c. Sales ISO bales; net receipts 220, coastwise 3646, total 3366: net receipts of the week C40, coastwise 3940( total 4580; sales 1060 bales; stock 9201 bales. Flour, small business doi.ig. Wheat quiet and unchanged. Corn less active; yellow ?lal Ol; white $1 oiai 03. Oats 66a57. Rye $1. Provi? sions Arm and unchanged. Whiskey dull and no? minal. CINCINNATI. April 1.-Corn firmer, sound pearce at S0a84c. Whiskey buoyant ot 95c for old, prices 94c for patent. Mess pork quiet at $27. Shoulders Ile. Clear sides 15?c. Lard, nothing doing. LOUISVILLE, April 1.-Floor and grain un? changed. Provisions quiet. Pork $27 50. Shoul? ders li?c Clear sides l6?c. Lard l5?c. Whis? key 95c NORFOLK, April l.-Cotton firm and a shade better, but not qnotably higher; low middlings 20c; sales 100 bales; receipts 103; exports, coast? wise 7; receipts or thc ?eek ?750: exports, coast? wise 14?; sales 1150; stock 11,159. WIUIIKOTOM, April l.-Cotton ililli; receipts r.f the week 331 baus; exports, coastwise, 268; sales 84; stock 1137. CITY POINT. April L-Net receipts of cotton ror the week 44 bales. PROVIDENCE. April l.-Net receipts of cotton for the week 53 bales. AUGUSTA, April l.-Cotton firmer: sales 256 bales; receipts isl; middlings 20?a20?c; sales of the week 1081; receipts 1150; stock, by actual COnnt 20,392. SAVANNAH, April l.-Cotton in good demand for better grades; middlings 21?; sea Islands ^nominally 25a55c; sa: cs 400 bales; receipts ion; exports to Great Britain 4010; to Continent 2353; coastwise 479; receipts or the week 3785; exports to Great Britain, ror the week, ?io: to Continent 4447; coastwise 1295; tales 2000; stock 41,654 bales uplands and 4811 Rea islands. MOBILE, Aprlll.-Cotton firm; middlings 2lc sales 200 bales; receipts 557; exports to Great Britain ?747; io the continent J350; coastwise, 20; stock 59.SS8; receipts or thc week 2021 boles; ex' ports to Great Britain 5147; to the Continent 1626; coastwise 657; sales 4050 bales. NKW ORLEANS, April 1.-Cotton in fair demand; prices have advanced; middlings 22c; sales 7000 Dales; net receipts 3576 bales; coastwise 257 bales; total 3563 bales; exports to Liverpool 2504 bales; to Havre 2303 bales; stock 192,438 bales; net re? ceipts of the week 20,288 bales; coastwise 952 bales; total 27,210 bales; exports to Liverpool 18,018 bales; to Hamburg3l52 bales; to Cronstadt J367 bales; to Barcelona 837 bales; to Havre" 11,001 bales; to Malaga 706 bales; to "Kew York 3652 bales; to Boston 1481 bales; Bales 30,ooo bales; burned 952 bales. Sugar firmer; prime nalluc. Molasses, reboiled ?62a65c ; others unchanged. Sterling 20J<. Sight exchange X&X premium. Gold 11J?. New York Rice Market. From the Jonrnal of Commerce of March 30: Rice rale9 quietly. The holders are free sellers, but the buy ere purchase only as they have oc? casion to use. We quote sao.^'c for common to fancy. Sales 120 castes. From the Times: Rice has been very quiet, in? cluding Carolina at $5ao 25, currency; Rangoon, in bond, $2 87*a3 25, gold, per 100 lbs. From the Herald: The demand for Carolina was lieht and prices continued to favor buyers. The sales were loo casks at 4%aec for common to prime. From the World: The market fairly active, well supplied and not ov ? Arm, though for Carolina about former rates are current, say 4}?a5)?c for common to good, 5%a6c for prime to choice, and 6>ic lor fancy. Sales in job lots of 100 tierces. Nashville Market. NASHVILLE, March 29.-COTTOK_There was a slight improvement in the market to-day, and to fill contracts thc best grades of low middlings commanded 20c. We qnote: Inferior I2al4: or? dinary I6al7; good ordinary 18al9; low middling 20c. . COTTON STATEMENT. Stock on hand September l, 1869. None. Received to day. 77 Received previously.38,826-38.90S Total.38,003 Shipped to-day. 109 Shipped previously.32,660-32,778 Stock on hand. 6,125 FLom.-Market buoyant and Grm at $5a6 75 for supers to fancy. CORN.-Shipments to-day of 3300 bushels at $1 sacked and dclievered in depot. Sales also of soo bushels to city buyers from store at 90a92>ic. WHEAT.-Sales to-day of 600 bushels prime white, sacked and delivered in depot at $1 26&. OAT.-:.-Sales of 300 bushels at 75c sacked and delivered in depot. Macon Market. MACON, March 30.-COTTON.-Receipts to-day 10G bales; sales 103 bales; shipped 78 bales. Re* ccipts for the weekending this evening, the above Included, 659 bales: sales for same time 540 bales; shipments 4C"> bales-showing an Increase of re? ceipts for last week over those of thc week before of 91 bales, and a dccrci.se of sales of 4*5 bales. The market during the last week has been very quiet, and operations were light, because bot little has been offered. Prices have becu renurk ably steady all the while at 20Xc, but to-day they I gave way hair a cent, the market closing steady ?this evening, with a moderate duuaud aud httle I offering at 2Hc for thc best cotton. COTTON STATEMENT. Stock on hand Sept. I, 1809.17 Received to day.106 Received previously.76,000-70,112 76,281 Shipped to day. 78 Snipped previously.61,615-01,603 Stock on hand this evening.14,58ft Interior Cotton Markets. SUMTER, March 30-Abo?t 40 bales have been sold during the week ending SJth Instant. Tuc article has been in good demami Wo quote: Ordinary 16>?e; good ordinary 17}?e,' low mid? dling isjxc; middling I9.'4'c; strict tuiddlm* 20*c. YOIIkviLLE. March 30.-Prices remain abc::t thc same as they were last week-19>?c for u number one article. KOCK HILL, March ^.-Market, qnlet. very Mttle coming In; middlings i?i?c, outside price. CHESTER, M^.c'ii 20.-The receipts or thc staple continue Very llzht, and thc better grades arc m fair demand. We quote extremes, to 20c. CHARLOTTE, Mureil 28.-The article was In gbod demand Urning thc week, and flSiiU- 35? bales we're sold at 19 to 20,'^c, principally to ricio rles; market closing ?Jule' on Saturday at 20e for middling. ANDERSON. M:irch ? (:-Market jfc lower llia.i oar last quotations. Considerable quant il les ha vs been sold during the week, and to-day prices va; y rrom 19 to l*J>ic lor middlings. ATLANTA, Marca 30.-Thc market closed ac: Ive atlujiofor middlings; 18)?o lor low middlings; lTJic for ?dod ordinary; 16c for ordinary. COLUMBUS, March 30.-Our market during tiic day has seen a fair demand and lew seller-, ls closed dull with middlings at 20c: eales 43 bales; receipt.-' 73 bales; ?htpments 02 bales. MONTGOMERY, Mareil 33.-Our cotton market dull and nothing doing. Buyers arc holding nil and consequently no accurate quotations can be given. POET VA L EN lt Jl li. MOON'S PHASES. New Moon, 2d, 3 hours, 20 minutes, morning. First Quarter, 10th. 7 boors, 52 minutes, morning. Foll Moon, 17th, S hours, 32 minutes, muming. Last Quarter, z3d, ll hours, is minutes, wenn.g. New Moon, 3ist, 8 hours, 3" minutes, evening. nen. & APRIL. Monday. Tuesday. Wednesday. Thursday... Friday. Saturday... Sunday. SUN. RISES. 5..51 5. .5a 5.. 51 5.. 50 5..49 5..47 5.. 4H sra BUS. 0..10 6..17 0..18 C..18 CID 6..20 fi. 21 MOON u, a ? 4..21 4..57 6..2S 5..?.9 KCl S. 7..49 8 .41 HJf?H WATER. S.. 30 0..SU G.. ?i gilli 8..41 ?.. 18 ITc ci pt i by Railroad, April-1. SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD. 49S bales cotton, 37 bules domestics, 208 casks clay, IS cords wood. To Railroad Agent, W K Ryan, Pclzer. Rodgers ft co. G ll Walter ft co, G w Williams St co, L 1) DeSaussure, Frost ft Ad ger, W G Courtney it co, J B E Sloau. J R Pringle ft Son, G A Tren hot m ft Son, Claghorn, Herring A co, Armstrong Si co, W Roach ft co, Goldsmith ft Son. Passengers. Per steamship Charleston, rrom New York E Morris, S Kalwiniueky, T p Bennett, Miss M Clear. Mrs J A ChubbocR, Mrs T L Jumes. Mrs 0 0 Spencer and sen, W M Falk, C Steon, 0 Jacobs, T W David, T Wayne, S Wheaton. MARINE NEWS. CHARLESTON, APRIL 1. ARRIVED YESTERDAY. Steamship Charleston, Berry, New York-left 29th mst, P M. Mdse. To J Adirer ft co. J D Aiken Si co, J I? Adger A co. J Apple, T L Bristol! Si co. U Bischoff Si co. Mrs M J Booth, J ll Browning, E TBrown, Il Brown, FC Bonier, Budd ft Blake, II Catnpsen, J Cumpsen & co. W S Corwin ft co. M Clear, Claclus ft Witte, Crane, Bo.Wston ft co, R ft A P Caldwell Rev C J Crucian, Ceo S Cook, W C Dukes 4 co, P Dorsey, Douglass ft Nlsbctt, ll Only, Dowie, Moise ft Davis, Edgerton ft Richards, J S Fairly ft co, B Feldmann ft co, D F Fleming ft co, Forsythc, McComb ft co, D Goldstein. H Gerdts ft co, J ll Graver ft co, I Goudkop. C H Gliddtn, C Gravelcy, Hart ft co, N A Hunt, T M Horsey 4 Bro, A HUI, Jr, J W Harrisson, A W Jaeger, Jennings, Thomiinson ft co. Killick, Wlckenbcrg ft co, V E Knee, TS King. L Manu, Murphy ft Lillie, Wm Matthlessen; Helenen ft Muller, Nonh, steele & Wardell, M ll Nathan. B O'Neill. Order, D Paul ft co. Mills House, C P Poppenheliu; Quiuby ft co, Kiccke ft Schachte, J ll Kcnoeker, s C Railroad Agent, A R Stillman, G W Steffens, K ll Stoddard, J Small ft co, A Sumner, Southern Express co, A Stelling, E ll Stelliug. S Thompson, Taft ft How laud, J 1 hempson ft co, O Ticdemunn, Geo W Wil? liams ft co, W s White, W J Vales, Mrs M J Zer now. Experienced heavy weather south of Hat? teras. Sehr Lilly, Hughes. New York-G days. Mdse. To W Roach ft co, J E Adgcr ft co. Adams, Da? mon 4 co, ll Bischoff ft co, H Buhvinkle ft co. T M Bristoll ft co. W M Bird ft co. J Campeen ft co, ll Cobla ft co. Crane, Boy 1st on ft co, McD Cohen, Cameron, Barkley ft co, j 0 ll Claussen. Dowie, .Moise ft Davis, Douglass ft Miller, Il A Due, J ll Duval ft Son, ll F fleming ft co, T P Forreston, K Entleman. Il Gerrits ft e?>, Goodrich. Winctnaii ft co. J Gorham. C Gravtlcy, P L Ginlleniin, J llur kamp A- co, G S l?ncker, W II? im ll A co. Kllnok, Wickenberg ft co H Klattc ft co, Kinsman & How? ell, King ft Gibbon, J P Kelp, A Langer, C Lilien thal ft co, M Lulu s. J McCobb, Jr. Muller, Nimitz ft co, M Marks, S II Marshall, Ustciirinrff ft co, U O'Neill. J A Quackenbush, Palmetto P C Associa? tion, S C Railroad Agent, Rlcckc & Schachte, W Shepherd ft co. D H Silcox, W Steele. E H Stel? ling, Stenhouse ft co. Sarah Thorne, J Tuomson Si co, F Tecklenburg, P P Tonie, Wagner ft Mon? sons, Werner ft Ducker, J N M Wohltmanrn, J II Wnrnmann, Pani, Weich ft Brandes. L WeJskopr, Walker, Evans ft Cogswell. R White. W R Whil den ft co. West S Jones. W L Webb, W H Cindee ft co, T M Ca'tr, J, Elia*, w s Bissel!, Itollmaun Bros, D Paul S. co, Hart ft co, Tobias' Sons, and others. Sehr Wm G Dearborn. Scull, New York-C flays. Railroad iron, hay and oats. To II F Baker ft co, Savannah ft Charleston Railroad, u s Quarter? master, and Order. Sehr Ann S Deas, Garbati, West Point Mill 22 tes rice. To Raven? l ft co. Received from U nneu's Mil! by drays 13" i leti ca , rice. To W o Bee ft co, and others. CLEARED YESTERDAY. Sehr S T Baker, Davis, Wilmingion, Del-Wm Roach 4 co. SAILED YESTERDAY. Sehr Minnehaha, Sanders, Newport, R i. Steamer City Point. Peck, Palatka, via Jack bonville, Fernandina and Savannah. - FROM TH? PORT. "s e?m:hiP Tenne-sce. Chichester, New York, Ma: Ch 29. . ' UP FOR THIS PORT. Sehr J H Stickney, F.oks, at New York, March ol. MEMORANDA. Thc brig Jose A Devereaux, Clark, from C?rde? los, arrived at New York March 29. iSliscellaneone. 0 T T E R E It RIC E S i M F ?i 0 V E D I* L A N TER. PRICK, $125. This PLANTER bas been used willi great success for thc past three years. It make?, sows and covers four'trenches at once. Thc driver can ace thc work while riding, and the wheels allow tlie onter drllls'to run ns near thc ditches as may be desired. It only needs to be examined to satisfy any planter of Us superior advantages. A silver medal was awarded at thc South Carolina Agri? cultural and Mechanic l Society Fair. Manufactured and for sale by WILLIAM ?. HENEREY, MACHINIST AND FOUNDER, No. 314 MEETING STREET, mehi tuthslino Charlesloh, S. C T> A L M E T T O WHITE LEAD ZINC ANO COLOR WORKS, No. 1 FIIILADELrillA STREET, CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA. THE ABOVE WORKS ARE NOW IN FULL OPERATION AND PREPARED TO SUPPLY THE Trade and Consumers with LEADS, ZINCS and COLORS, of every grad? and superior qualities, ai NEW YORK TRICES. fcblO thstuD.tc2r/.o HOLMES & CALDER, Proprietors, No. 205 EAST HAY STREET. rjl H E BEST AND CHEAPEST CULTIVATORS. THE EXCELSIOR CULTIVATOR, TS'O. 2, FOR O N E HORSE. AND FOR TWO HORSES, THE EXCELSIOR CULTIVATOR, IVO. 1 These MACHINES have been thoroughly tested and warmly approved by some or thc roost expe? rienced Planters ul cur State. Also, MONROE'S IMPROVED ROTA RV HARROW. WAGONER A MATHEWES' IMPROVED RICE DRILL. TUE RICK UIUU REAPER, for humbling Rice. For sale ut i'.icto. j ; :lccs, Freight added, by ?T . E . A I> G E R ?fc CO., Sole Agents for Hie State, No. 62 EASJT BAY, CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA mch22 tuthslmo miscellaneous. ?QE BEST, CHEAPEST AND MOST DURABLE Material for Rooting known. For sale by CAMERON, BARKLEY & CO., Corner Meeting and Cumberland streets, mch24 cmo_ nmrlpstoi. g. r. ' Murray & Lanman's Florida Water, The most celebrated and most delightful of all per? fumes, for use on the hand? kerchief, at the toilet, and in thc bath, for sale by all Druggists and Perfumers. For sale by DO WIE, MOISE A DAVIS, jan24mwB4mos Charleston, S. C. ???Gcellcmcons. 10^^^^^^$ CURES DYSPEPSIA* INDIGESTION 1 IOWKSE&DAVI? ,w PROPRIETORS ^ & v/HOLESALE DRUGGISTS X. B. Thc Commissioner of Revenue has decided that any dealer can sell this article without ?i spec!;.*! license. melt '1 TF YOU WANT PAPE? BAG?, PLO UH X SACKS, and Bacs of every description, go i< EDWARD PURRY. >>o. 155 Meeting street, opposite Charleston Hotel, Charleston, s. c. decl-t 6mo^ Oroceri?s, &t. s OUT II CAROLINA GROCERY AND TEA WAREHOUSE. (Branch of No. 009 Broadway, Corner Twentieth Street, New York.) WM. S. CORWIN & CO., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES AND IMPORTERS OF CHA M PAGNES', SWINES, ? EBK A N I>IEZK~&Q^ NO. 275 KING STREET, CHARLESTON, S. (j. SOLE AGENTS FOR THE J W. S. C. CLUB-HOUSE GIN, URBANA CHAMPAGNE CO. AND ATMORE'S CELEBRATED MINO-MEAT, BREAKFAST STRIPS GOVERNMENT JAVA, MARACAIBO, L A C D A Y R A , MOCHA, RIO COFFEES. CHAMPAGNES. CLARETS. MOETft CRANDON GREEN SEALIBRAND'G FRERE'S MEDOC, Ve Clicquot Ponsard tn johnston ?V Sou'? Medoe Hpcr A Co.?? Heidsclck Johnston .t Son's St. Loubes Boudie, Fils A Co.'s Cabinet Eschennuor A Co.'s Bouiilac B. F. 4 Co.'s Napoleon Cabinet Godard's Cont rr E. F, A CQ.'S Carte Blandi? St. Julien Medoc H. F. k Co.'s Dry Vcrzenuy Chateaux Margaux G. ll. Mumm's venenara . Dliateaux Ynuetn J. Mumm's P.ivate Stock Clmtenux La Ro-a Urbana Cliampagne jLynch St. Julien, L. A G. SAUTERNES, &c. BRANDENBURG FRERES Ea Croix Blanche Chateaux PaUlett Eierstolncr li loch hoi mer ?Moselle Muscatel fjliambertln, Nuits sparkling Catawba [champagne Cider fEugllsh and Scotch Ales. LOK FR'S, RUSS', ST. DOMINGO. HOSTETTER'S. A.VCOSTCR.A.'DUNHAM'S, STO?GHTON, AND DRAKE'S PLANTATION BITTERS. Herrn el Icnlly Scaled MEATS, Soups, Fish, Vegetables nud Fruits, or every variety, by thc can. dozen or case. Horden'.?. Loibcg's ?:nd Tourtelot's EXTRACr OF BEEF. PRESERVES, Jellies. Jams mid 111 andy Fruits, English Sauces, Pickles, Baled Oil. Capers, Spanish and French Olives. Tatle and Tcrrm? de Foi Grax, Anchovies, Anchovy Paste, Walnut, Tomato uuu juushroom Catsups, PEPPER SAUCE. Currie Powder, Raspberry \ magnr, Lemon and Orgeat Syraps, Muccaronl and Vermicelli.", Fumilies Hotels and Vessels supplied nt WHOLESALE PRICES In purchasing hy the package. All floods warranted, and FULL WEIGHT puurantrtd. Wp v. iii bc plriscrt to lurnlsli a List of Prices to I hose who may write Tor thc articles and quantity desired. Goods delivered to all parts of thc City, Railroad Depots and Steamboats, FREE OF CHARGE. : '? CST TERMS CASH, OR CITY ACCEPTANCE. Scud for one of our Catalogues of Merchandise. GEORGE H. DRUBER.E. E. REDFORD.......J. S. MART?N. mchl21mo_ Scales. Wi I JL ST-A.HTX)A.K;r) SCALES. AGENCY TRANSFERRED TO HART & CO., ] Ka. SO HAVWS STREET, ANO CORNER KING AND MARKET STREETS, CHARLESTON, S. C. CS- A FULL" ASSORTMENT CONSTANTLY ON ll AND AT MANUFACTURER'S PRICES, mciw ."mo Easiness Curbs. A DAMS, DAMON & CO., 1G BROAD ST., X3L iKnleniln Stoves, Ranges, Grates, .tc. Agent? lor i lie Automatic Washing Machine timi Wringer. A IMAlL G. W\-CHOICE DRUGS, CH B; J.3L MI CA i.S, Surgical Instruments, Perfumeries and Toilet Arlleies. 4U9 King, mr. Vaiulerhorst s: KOUEKS li AZ AA Ii, 3ii:J. KING KT., Wholesale -am! Itetnil Notions anti Fancy ?iouils, 5U per cent, less than elsewhere._ ALLAN, JAMES, WATCHES, ?LOUK& Jewelry. Sterling Silver, Platedwure, Spec? tacles, Fancy Goods, Ac. No. GOT Klug street. ??K?Ti, ?I. ", ? Cfit Mtt-HPlik? AM? JO Commission Merchants, Central wiuirf. B- AUltOT, A'LFUKU A., AGENT or ??ti Havana Cigar Factory,?Ll Valentina," ll* Kt^t fay street, _ BAZA AU, V. VON SANTEN, IJIPOKT KR of Parts Fane Goods. Toys, French Con feet lon cry. India Ruhbe doods.te.. Na 223 Kings! BISCHOFF & CO., HENRY, WHOLE? SALE Grocers, and Dealers in Wines, Li iiiiiuv, donni; Tobacco, Ac. 107 East Hay. pi ??RL?ST?N HOTEL TT??TI?EST regulated and irnlshcd House In die South? ern States. K. H. JACKSON?- I'roprlcrnr. pOSGKOVE'S SODA WATER MAMU FACTORY and D?ttling Warerooms for Eas* and million's London Ales. 87 Market M. /nii Ai'iN ft co., L., IT?WKTVC?UI?E:' ?S \J and Dealers in Ca n innes, Harness. Jfcc,, SO iiiiync. & us A ?S Plnckncy st.;nfao. 103 Meeting st. /"?JRWXN As GO., WM. &, IMPORTEUR \J and Deniers in Colee Wli?.:cs, Druuilles, Tea? and Groceries. Wholesale and I lelah* -TS King, M. (PlllAi'EE ifc CO., WAI. H., WIlOLh VJ SALK Dealers In Groceries, Wlnrs, Manors. .Vc: A?.-ms f<ir Kxtiiti's Crnckris. 2;.)7 East laiy. pUlAFKEtt 'JBOMC, THE HEIST A?E \J most pleasant Stoninch Regulatorextant. Chafcc A Co., Nu. 207 East ?av. Manufacturers. DUVAL & SC-?N, J. H., MANUFACTUR? ERS of Tinware. Dealers in Stoves. IIOUM l'lnni-tnng Roods; Ac .137 Khicst. I^?S?N MON WO?U?fv Es?rAlsLiSUiZ? j Ibas. Nassau and CMIUIUUS* s?rcr??: S?i>aw Engines; Marine Portableami Stationery. is*i?er* JQUENCH CHINA .AT ll ? ?) ? v, ? 1; . prices, class and Crockery, at K, II. Mci Ow ELL'S. Agent, corner of King and Liberty MS. FOLLIN, C., TOBACCO COAlilJS^lON Merchant, Manufacturent' Agent :or ib> sale of Standard Brands, No. isl East Ray. URNITURE WAUEiioOMST ' ESTAJ" LISIIEDI icm. D. ll. S'.lcox. Nos. IT*, ITT and ITU Kin;.' si. floods ea ref tilly pncKctf arni ?hippt-ri. GOLDSMITH & S? ?N, JIOSL.S 4,' U AND S Vendue Range, Wholesale IK alfi s in Irtrtl. Metals. Rug?, Paper stock. Hines. Wool. Ac. p URNEY, WA., FACTOR AND COMMIS UT SIGN Merchant, 102 East Hay, ?tur! 1 Accum moilntk'ii Wharf._ G"Toll TEVENIEU "jjROS., (S CCC ESS??ii? r In A. Diing.) dealers in Millinery. Fane Goods. Toys, China, glassware. Ac, Kitig sf. ENERBY, WM. S., :U-I- MEETING {ST.. Machinist ami Founder, Manufacturer o? Enuiiies. and Improvr-d Agtlcnlrnral Imnlifneiits KINSMAN & HOWELL, GENERAL Commission Merchants, and Agents for Mapcs' 3:ipcrpl"*P?aic of Lime, No. 128 East Ray. LYONS ?MURRAY. WHOLESALE AND Retail Dealers In Roots. Shoes. Trunks. Ar. Ts Market st., near Meeting, Sign of "Big Coot." Business daru s. T A Ci?I?LLA.-JOSE JAKA. I.UPOK J.J TE:: ami Manufacturer of Havana Clirars, M IT..lim in..! ?mtl. m?r. !W>'oi|ptr ?ml Murk pr uta. Si i ru? CU., (jj^u., '?io ttlSyx bl., j sell Hie phoanest ami best clothing ami Fur? nishing ('.nods in Charleston._ VrKBTENS, Vf. A., DEALEil IN LA ?TJL DIES'. Misses', Cent's, Boya' and Children's c -iiis niifl Shoe*, Trunks, Valises, Ac, 2S2 Klug sr. MK ! I NA UGH, N., DEALERIN BOOT?. Shoes, liars, Tranks, Valises, 4c, 212 King i ri-i t. MARBLE WOK KS.-THE OLD ESTAB? LISHMENT. E. lt. WHITE, Proprietor, 1> Ret iing st.. ni'xtn?d Thea;,;-, "". \ f.VTTHl I?SSEN, "WM., STA2 SHIRT ?TX Emporium and Flue Cloding and Tailoring :. ns.\ (?PUN' Furnishing (?nod?. SOI Klnjr sr. Nt Ul-VIL LE, B. K., BLANK BOOK Manufacturer, Job Printer and Stat loner, 9 Kr. ad st. Magazines,Ac, bound In all styles. N-'.iA H'S AUK.-WM. McLEAN, JOBBER and lien 1er lu Tuya, Fancy Goode, Show Ca .?**. S'.uinplns & llnklnc a specialty:433 Klnir si. 05TENDOBFF &, on., WHOLESALE Grocers, D?niera iu Wines, Llrjuors and Ct gara. No. 173 East ?av. SVXEILL, BERNARD, WHOLESALE \_J Grocer and Commission Merchant, 160 Ka-: liar, and 48 and 50 stnte sr. PADDON, W. F., GAS FITTER, STEAM X Fitter and Plumber, 447 Hingst. All kind.-' ? ?i Gas Apparatus made io order. T>LVXOFORTE AND MUSIC STORE. JL v.>\ Ring sr.. 5C?GDAUM, YOUNG A CO.. A j r;rs (or Knabe .fr (.'o.. Dnnhgni A Sim?, ere. P ll QB?IX IRON W0RKS,E3TAELISI1ED X ls-i !. John P. Taylor A Co . Engineers au.1 iinlli'rni.ikera, 4. a. s. 10 nnd ia Pritchard st. PEIiRV, EDWARD, 155 MEETING ST., Printer, St it loner, and dealer iu l?lank. nd LawR.,nl;?._ QTOLL. WEBB & CO., WHOLESALE yj ami Retail Italcr* lu Dry Coo?s;N?.: 2S0 Kins street, three doors below Wentworth. aeons' STAR SHIRT ES?PORIU?I O and Genis' Furidsliihc Room, Meeline *:.'nr> P'.'slic .Market Hall. Agent fur thc Champion Brace. QPE? ft-. JAMESE., 2:;? KING ST., OITO I. 3 Mic Hasel, Imponer and Dealer In Fine Watch i's. Jywytty. .".iivcr. Pla ted wu re. Fancy <; .ods. Ac. rn ?IE GREAT SO ETHER N TEA HOUSE. JL WM. S. CO lt WIN A CO., 2?S Klug st., branch II, two of WM Broadway. Now York._ T7"O?GT:'*C.,'DE?LEt? IN" FRENCH CALF V SKINS. Oak and Hemlock Sulc Lent her. Shoe FimiibL's. Hides. Furs and lie* sway. Mi Market st. WILLIAMS & BRO., A M. 0 BROAD st.. ur' s:.n:'r.?. Railroad, Commercial and Geporal Joh Pjjitliog. at New York prices. ?TLDE?7; CO., WATCHES, JEWEL ry and Silverware, 2?? Klnp st. Crockery nut Gili wera re itt Whcteasl*. No. V>" Mectinrr*-. TfTING, BOBERT, BELL HANGER AND VT Locksmith, Itt King st. Hotels nnd prt rnt? liiiiiaes fit red "o willi itelK Speaking Pipes. WEBB, WM. L...IMPORTER OP CHI? NA, Glass and Earthenware, 128 Meeting ?trect. 01)0tt?*r Crace. ^ Tills BRACE, in ita peculiar construction, bas air thc advantages of SUSPENDERS AND SHOULDER BRACES COMBINED." First. It does not disarrange the Shirt Besom. Second, lt cannot slip off the shoulders. Third". There ls less strain cn the buttons of the pant? than .villi common Suspenders. Fourth. Each, section ol thc pants can ba adjusted independent? ly. Fifth. Cy means of thc Adjustluic Back Strap a emile cr powerful Brace can he obtained. Sixth, lt attaches lo the pants at thc same Doirrta that thc ordincry Suspender does. Sole Agent tn Charleston, J: . s'.c o T 'j' . DTSAUSR IX SHIRTS AND FURNISH IN?; ?COD.??, Vre:ms?street. Opr-Mm kel Dall. ih?Sl 3sni y tlcihiVn, ftn? ?rnrnt?l-iiv?i ^oous. and successful business enables tis 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, of which we keep full lines of all; grades, for Men and Boys. In CUSTOM WORK our products are unsurpassecrTorqual- . ?ty, workmanship and elegance, (n GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS our stock is constantly large and. seasonable. Wc arc the sole manu? facturers of the which we supply both ready-made-j and to order. Prices uniformly low. . Gentlemen visiting New-York are-' requested to call and have their^ measures recorded upon our books. ; System of Self-Measurement, and other information promptly furnished when desired. ! Address P. 0. Box 2256, N. Y. DEVLIN & CU fo'.v.' irnos ?pcoi (?citon. SIX-CORD. * JAlll]3^&?aaLT?tH^?m?^os,^ Poto Agni* TaOmWdsc J&R COATS, cf T?i?ey, Seo?ga?L JanlO mws::tno THE STANDARD REPUTATION AT TAINKD hy this unrivalled and infallible YKAS r POWDER during iwehoy? ar? past, ls due - io Its perfect purity, l.ca'i hf illness and economy. Put up In tins, nctiial weight, as represented, and . will keep fur years. ,n. Thc quantity required for usc 1? from one-fourth to one-half less than other Baking Powders. Sold hy Grocers throne hour the United States.. DOOLEY A> BROTHER, Ma na fae i ure rs and Proprietors. No. CO New street, New Yolk. menu mws3mos_ jy? 8,. H;AN CK B L, M. B., DENTIST, T Has resumed Un praotiee of his profession.. Rooms No. 236 King MieeL opposite Hasel, over .* SPEAR'S Jewelry Store Jan25 8 thstu