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COMMERCIAL SSW?. Export?;. BARCELONA-rer Sr aa polacre Luisa-293 bales BP?BW YORK-Per steamship-Champion-1S2 bags sea Island ami 612 baleaopland colton, l?? tierces rice 139 bales waste. 79 ba!e3 domestics, 80 pkgs Bnndrtes, lOlemptf bbts. ow PHILADELPHIA -Per steamship Mrginla-&2 bales cotton, 114 tierces rice, 73 bales yarn, ac, 27 packages hides, 45 bbia oranges, 154 bags fruit and cocoanuts. and sundines.Per sehr S H Sharp-152.ooo fee; lumber. BALTDIORB-Per steamship Sea Gull-143 bales cotton, 251 tierces rice, 448 bois rosin. S hods and Shales blocs, 5 bales skins, 28 boxee, 19 bbia and 10'pkgs sunorles. SATAN SAH-Per sehr Frederick Fish-420 tons phosphate rack._ ' " * Ata Charle?ton Cotton, UJ.ee atatl Naval Stores. Market. OFFICE ?CHARLESTON NEWS, ) . . SATURDAY EVENING, January 14.1971. j COTTON.-Thia staple was in good demand do Ting most ol the day, prices being- well sustained, and in some transactions showed a better tone ?ed were rather firmer. Sales about 1200 bates : say 0 at 1: c ;,I ai BX ; 16 at IS: ia. aflCX : > at 13X ; % at 13X; 133 at 13*; 48 at 13?4; 87 at 144.123y *4X; 46. at 14>,'; 129rat 14X;'54 at 14%'; 127atl?i;' 111 at 14X- We quote: . ' t j L1VERPUOL CLASSIFICATION. Ordinary to good ordinary.13 ?14 ? ? . T> immld/lhng.?..ii.}^uw Middling.:.?l4K?l4X->-> Strict middling...*.14X'? Rles.-This grain as in good demand at rather firmer prices. Sa:es near 4C? tlescea ol clean Car ollna; say IO at 6\'c ; 238 at 6X; 81 ar 611-16; ?2 at SX. We quote fair rice at SX; good; 6X?6X per ft. .>,'.. j -' . NAVAL STOKES.-The folio win g were lae? trans? actions: 163 bbls. spirits turpeniloe at 44c,; 1 do. at 45c. 19 barrels No. i rosin at f -00; 05 barrels extra Kb. 2 rosin at $1 SQ; 28 barrels Ne. 2 at $175; 74 barrels Nb. 2 ai $1 70; 130 barrels No. i at $ 1 vb. F-RBi?HTS.-To Liverpool, by steam direct x on uplands; via New YorkXil on Uplands, IXd oe ses islands; by sall 7-lGd on uplands, Xd on sea Islands. To Havre "nominar, coastwise-to New York, by steam, Xe ea- 'Uplands and lc ou sea islands', .$2 f) tierce en rice: by sail, >,c V ft os cotton;---?a tierce 00 rice: 40C ? barrel on rcs? : 17? 8 * Moa inmberV$9?T0 91 on timber. Ti Boston, by sall, Xdtto ft'ft on upland cotton. Ve Providence, by sall $8 ft M on boards,\?fc fi 'rb on~ cotton: by steam $1 fl bale on New Sark sates. To Phuadelphi:., by steam, no fi ft .D uplands; by sail, $7 ft M on boards; $9 es ttrnbsj; $3 f> ton on clay, and J3@s 30* on phos? phates, To-Eal tim?te, by steam, Xc-ft itv; by Mil, $8 50$7 ft M ov beards: $3@3 25 1? ton on phosphate rock. Teasels are in demand by our merchants to take lumber freights from Georgetown, s. ?., Danes and SatlLa River, 6a.. and Jackson ville, FIB., to Northern ports, and fly ?12 ft M are the rates on lumber and boards. *" I?XOHA-*OX-steTiimr 60 airy mia .ri>v@is.^. OQMSSTio fixes ANOS. - The hanks pnrcha*-: ?IM cnecks at x@i? off, and seUat-par.;- -, GOLD-io? 12. ... -rtl ? & . Markets by Telegraph. .. f - j FOK8IGN. t -LONDON, January 13- Afternoon .-Consols fl*X. Sixty -twos 90 x. S agar afloat firmer. Svening.-Consols 92X- Bonds 90X1 * * TrivsBPoot, January 18-Afternoon.-Cotton steady and unchanged. Sales 10,000 bales: sales of- toe week 70,000; exports TOW; speculation 1100; ?toek 545,000;-American 284.000.- receipts MK American-ea-.eoo. Oom, new 32ss<1. Pork ?asten? -Jard Ms. Bed Western wheat 109 lld. . .^grsahrg:-Ootioii on changed ; urtaad-rx^Xd; Orienu* 80; sajes lien balesr-epectrtaiton and-ex pest-2060; sales ofcotton loading st N?wOr!?ai?; ' IXd. Breadstufis firm. Common roste oe M& 8s-9rt. Yarns aDd fabrics st ead v. Stock of corroa avie.at-'soo,eco tales; American aw,ooo. - . January 14. Noon,-Cotton opened flrmruplands 7X-@7Xd;-OrleauS-Sd; sales 12> 0 hales . Bsentng.-Cotton bas been 6tftBg*bn<rbooyant sod olosed arm ; uplands sd; Orleans 8Xd; aales ' 15,000 b?.les; speculation and ex por: 40OO; cotton lobing ai-Mobfie ?old at 8@?iid <or noddling Mu? utie. Breadstuff* firm and nnehanged. Tallow 4.38 3d. .. . - * - - ' ? DOMESTIC. Nxw YORK, January 14? Noon.-r Stockist eadv. Governments very strong, hut not active, state securities dn:i and ateauy-i Gold J0&@i?x. Money essy at 5@7. Sterling, long 9fc; short 10. WJS'?, registered. 8X; coupons, ox* # / Afternoon.-Walt street ls alive with rumors that the etty had six millions of bonds to liquidate nest week; that a lock up in greenbacks was in progr?s?, causing a depression la stocks, and un easiness regarding the Immediate future. BusL ness paper passes slowly. Prime names are quoted at 7a9c. Gold has been steady all dav. Governments opened Verjt strong, but subse? quently feb off. >lxe9 10X. slxty-twcS 9X. Sixty-fours 8X- Sixty fives 8X;news7?. Slxty sevens 8. SIxry-eighTs 8X-' FortleB 7,X .Cone - strong and active; sales 5300 bales-at 15X- 'Flour, Souther^ more active affd a trine betrt-r, common $e 30a? 70; good to choice extra $0 lia s j). Whiskey qnlet and firmer at 02!-a93c. ?tVhenr Cull and ouchanged. Corn lc better. Perk quint: old Sis 50an2l 12H- Beef lu fair deinaud. Lani firmer; ke"rtlel2Xal3. Naval stores flrnr.- Ta'?ow steady. ? r r?- lg h 1 s q u 1 e t. * Eveninn.- Money clo-ed wKh a hardening lin 4encyataa7. Merline 9xa9X-' Gold lexaiox. Gover?mants fell off about X- 8)xrr twos OX Sentaerns very quiet but fteady. -?Tennessees 8SX; new 68X- -Virginias 64; new do. ? Loni-lanas SS; new-60. Levees Je: ?.ix ty-eights so. Alabamas 94; sfirty-flves 69. Georg ia* 78T ?ixty-sevent 89x. North Carolinas 45; new 22. South CsroltuasSo; aew 62. ? Baas sist?mente* Loans. increase' over $3,WM),ooo; specie increase over $2,'{bo,ooo: de pos?t*rnotease over $li.250,ocu; .ctreolatloo-de? crease trifle; legal tenders increase Sl.200.Oop. BALTIMORE Janvary 14-Flour active and u.h cbtLnge<t. Wheat Orm. Corn. wBtte 82aS3c; yel? low 76. Provisions uricrnu:ired. Whbkey firm at tnta92X0- Conon firmer; midd,togs 14X: net re? ceipts isotialeB; gross?eceipts680;exportscoast? wise 75; Kale8 2*?6; srock 12.586. <*. . CIKCI*K*T!, Januar? 14.-Fiour advanced* with fair osmand ; famUy $5 TOaG. corn steady, wtth modera? e demand at 51a4<2c Providions buoy an t, howers anticipating hltrhVr prices, but -not dffer mg much. Mess pork 9S0. Lard HXal2c. Bacon -BhonlderoO'ie; sides llall^o, ?ei.tr.itiv hel?| a fraction higher. Whiskey steady at S6c. J } LOUISVILLE, January fl.-Bagging nomlrTat. Fluur firm for extra family. Cont very dull. Pro- . visions very finn. Mess pork $21. Lard 12c. Bacon-shoulders 9Xc; clear sides 12c. Whiskey 86c Wit-MiNOTos, January 14.-cotton nneettled; mWdttngs i3Xc: net Teoeipts 76 bales; exports, coastwise 24-2; sa ?es 20; H to i-k 1924. .^.CGOSTA, January 14.-^,?tton-vortenert quiet at lsXabtxe. but ruled steady tin the reception of New York noon accbunts, "when it became very llfmrafid (dosed strong at i4xal4Xc; sales 1076 bales; receipts 1298. * ... 'SttVAftaxs. January ^14,-CN non steady and ltf' i8tr -demand; middlings 14??C; fi et Mcelpti' . 3424 boles; exports to Great Britain 2:oo;-toCon- . tate?lt 225*; salbs soor sftoc?: 78;760.' - - MOBILE, January 14.-Cotton, active and firm; middling 14];?i4 'tc: net receipts 1228 balea; ex? ports to lor urn ports 1800; coast wise sos; saies 200t; stock 55.S39. fe*** ? GA ..VROT.IX, January 14.- cotton urm: middling I4\tc ?net receipts 1S40 bales; exports coastwise 646; sales 600; stock 5Sj952. "New ORLEANS, January 14.-Cotton "quiet and Steady; middling U'iauxo?n-t receipts 11.331 baie?;^froas i;.8S3: exports togreat Britain 3115: to .the comment 19d2r sales 500; stock 816,159, ' Sterntic'-?HtOOK. New York steift ?< discouLt* QOWWX. ^ New Tock Rit-e Market From the Qaily'Bulletln. January ll: There ls an absence of any demand beyond the ordinary trade cal!, yet this amounts to considerable from day to day at precut, and as the stock here is small holders ?.-main firm and uniform at full former extreme figures. Aduces from the South are said to report strong and somewhat buoyant martels, and this adds a stimulating iuilnerice. -aies of 76 tes Cdroiina at SX^X''- India stock is sot wanted for export, and affords no margin duty paid, leaving th? market ma dull- nominal condition. From the Journal of Commerce: The market for domestic is lair iv stead v. There is a moderate inquiry from tbs trade, and the stu ail stock here and brm markers South gives holders e.mridence. We quoie oXi?Jic. for common to prime. Sales 130 toa. From the Times: Rice cortlnnes in demand?t about steady r-<tes on ramer light offerings. Car? olina $6 5iw7 3"X per IOU lbs, the hater fate for choice. From the Daily Bulletin,. Jannarv ls: There is the usual deraund from the trade, but not much activity, a- the stock in brat hands is small and well under control. Pnces rule very ann, and common 11 prime Carolina is worth 6^a7?c From tho Journal of Comnieic?: Tiiere is-? fair demand and full pnee- are WtLdnit the lack of stock renders pri?es nearly numinaL We quote ?Xa7XC. ; . Boston M t.i ki f. ,! BOSTOS. January H.-COFFEE-In Java there have beet? sa es of .-.ona matson privat1 tarros, and smuil Io's at 19?ile -p\ ft gold, as t<? quality. Rio ranges from 13@l?Xv gold, ami st. domingo is qnlet aud prices are Bom nailv BX?SXc fi lb gold. In bond. For Mocha prices are nominal, but there is uow a firm feeilug for ail kinds, with moderate-stock. COTTON-T e market for cofon has been ra'her iusctlve, but there is a. better, fe -hug near the olose of the wpctc, with more demand from manu? facturers. We quot- ordinary at 12X?13Xc; gool ordinary at i4<>4?UXb:low mid- ling at UJi ?15XC. and m id ut; ut at 16X91*X0 9 lb, includ? ing uplands.and Gulf. Thu market closes quite I < firm at tbese figures. 11 OO iBvncs.- m?=re has b??o a fair demand for 11 all standard goods, and prices for cottons remain J < quite steady. Woollens ure in mod?rale request, j but-desirable ??vies are steady and remain .wita out change. O cu KT BAOS.-The market ia q aie t. for gunny batts, sud prices are nominally I8al9c, currency. GUNNY CLOTEL-jThis art lr lu remains .Quite dull, and pticcsi-ar? almost eniirc;vi nominal. Small sales of doroesdo'at 22c per yard.xufrency.j HAT.-The market 4s.Ait so firm; with' more free arrival?. Tho sales have been at $20a2S per ton, as to quality. NAVAL STOKES.-In spirits turpentine there hAveheeja sw?L^aiesat 5Qc pet gallon, and firm at-that price. . Intar, rosin, and pitch no traasoc tloosrunrl r-rtcreare nomrnstry Hie sume. -* RICE.-Tiiere have been sales or liO casks Caro? lina at TJiaSe per lb. Rangoon ls beld at 3;?c per lb, gold, in bond. . - Savannah Market. SAVANNAH. 'Jahnaiy 12.-The market baa shown a good Inquiry, and. although the offerings were light, about 1800 bales changed hands. We quote middlings 14 :"al4.V-'* SEA ISLAND.-We note a good'demand during thc past week, prices fatly maintained, and In some Instances' an advance ha* been nald. With a larger and toore. desirable offering stock, the sales have reached ?50 oaies. We quote price?, however, tito same aa our last, with a hardening teudeucj. The commou grad? s rauch neglected, with little or ho inquiry, rh rbis connection, we would advise planters to pay particular attention to the quality of seed nsed another seasou. KSCKIITS.-The receipts at this port for the past I week have been?7?59! -taies upteya and 145 bales sea i.-lands, from foHowmg source.1?: Central Rail? road l<;,52i hales upland; Atlantic and Gulf Rail? road 8756 bales upland; Ans sta boats 156 bales upland; Florida boats ill bales uptand- and 115 bales sea islands; wantons and coasters 16 bales nplnotVand?bales sea islands; Altauialia River 826- bales upi iud. ' EXPORTS.-The exroits for the week have been 32,893bales upland anritt bale- sea Uland, as fol? lows: Liverpool 1S.378 bales upland and 3 ba'es sea bland; Near YorfcSST? bJfc ^uplAnd; Phlladel- ' pblaSM balesnrdaadvBonon 2231 bales upland; Amsterdam 4360 bales upuud; Baltimore 424 bales upland; Barcelona 1S70 bales uplaud: X -? WUmlngion Market. WILMINGTON, Januarv 14.-T?RTENTINE. Sales of 193 obis at IS for soft and $1 80 far hard per 380 Tbs. .'. r*. - Sn BITS TcBrBNTiNE.-50 obis changed hands at 44c. per gallon. - TAIL-118 bbls sold at SI 05 per bbl. ,COTTON.-SaflesLOf-CS bifles aa.fellows:?5^? 1$ Iba? 13%; 1? at tt>.; and SS tuite ?perIbu ? ? Colombn? Market. COLUMBUS, January 13.-Friday the market was quiet, aales-292 h?les at about ihe following fl guies, even, running lots commanding extreme figures, and low middlings r3j?cr Ordinary na ll.1,', good ordinary 12>? low middling lCalSM, middling is??al3J?c. Sales oflhe week 2192 bales, moo orv Buropean orders.- ."-'. Northern acconut. 1-.9 (or Northern-pinuors. 81 for home consump? tion. Week's receipt?3u2? baie?, against 2013 tue previous ?ne. and 1667 the cjnes^onding week tast be^oo;bhlpmenu22l5 bales. f . , r r \ j ;'.5W^EXLT BTA?TEM^?T.A ? vt stock on hand September 1, l"<70. 1.572 Received past week......v..;.... S025 Received previoualy....49,917^52 042 ""/i Total...?-".?. , ; 54,414 Shipped past wcck..-w.... 2.315 Shipped previously..'.39,179-41,4^4 Stock January 13,137Trr.~.13.020 On tue week the stock has increased 710. ORAXGEHURG. January 18.-Sal?? d?rmg the week 155 bales. We M note: ordiuoryaiafcic; low middling 13c; mttdlihg Dxc. UN?ON, January ra.-371 hales sold daring Hie week. 4. nrket opened oa Monday at ISO ; fused dui to day at 12c. AJBEY1LLE, January 13.-Cot ten 10J?al22?e. ANOE**S^,'January ?.-Tp flay, frftfldllugj command Tfcaa^lc. - -+ .? ? ' CHARLOTTE. Januarv 12.-Sales to-day 12u bales ut lojiaisxc, extremes. Market jpuet. ATLANTA. January ia-Th ? market to-day has ti*ea quiet MfrHMeady: middlings 13', ? low miaa-ing 13; good ordinary 12 s ; ordinary ll. MACON. January 13,-Receipts 5U bales; ihlp ments 549 bales; ?ales810 bales. The market firm, .JfrjJS??MiM.iJanh?ry. L3.uaar,klt 4??er, v 13al3i,'c for low middlings. Kerri vi% ??>- RalliOnul. January 14. '.?l(?T?I CA?pV'NA!.?All.R'fAO. usa .btf es "cotton. 32 baie*' goods. To Railroad Agent, PelzeT. Rodgers .v- co. Brodie A-co. W w Stall li; F Siriftri. CnlilwVti X- Son.'Wlss & co. Gra?i< r ti SralttK L IT Def an'-anre. C. w Mitte. "O W Williams ?t co, W B William Son, J R Pringle Sc Sou, lucraban .t Son, G H Wal er A co. Frost i >v 4?^? K,i*,cn?* jDBiarMaw? .feSoni? Mu?.* * cnjjf f t^rtMK^ en', Wageafi 4 Murdaugh,. Sias? A*ffirmiiiS.Jn>nrWo.'?' A Pormes.iflhnsroh/ Crews, 4 co. CA Trenholnj A Son, U, Cobla A* c-*, Ciaghova).Heiring ?.co. A it M-.lhgan.- abd Geo s Carnet on. SOUTHEASTEKN AILBOAD. 116 bales upland and 4 b^g-< sea Island cotton. 32 bbl* naval stores, cars ?uraovr :wd wood, radsc*. Ac. To Graiser A- sinlili. s Thomas, Jr,w K. if/van, A J -flu?as, caldwell A'S n, J Marshall. Jr, nar? den Jt Parker, lngraham A SOIL-S D Munerr-Kliis man St Howell, Oaillard A Minot'. J E AdgerA-.co. J Wieteis, WK Ric?, JT Milligan, WB Pjp'ceel, '.' j Snowden. Senke k P. M Mitose. P -Eadv, E Wfclliug.JUllroail Agent and Order o? K Carven. 'SAVANNAH AND CUAKLESTU:; sAiUiCun. 4G balee cotton, sacks rough rice, nuise.-?c. To Stoooy A Lowmles. J A Kn-n.w & co. w u Bee A co, W C Cututoev A co. J K Ptingla ? Soo, Reeder Jc J).tvis. T_ P.Smbh. -Framer A Dill. Kinsman A Howell. L S Mills, w Singleton, W H MauMm. W P DuwilDg A co, J Monett, ll Bischoff A.co, wago? ner, Hotter k co. . > . - Per steaaahiT- Chammon, Cor New - York P Fitziinmons, J T Caste:!?, A T NewDouae,- Miss A ti Mathews, ii VcHger.-Mra w H Soencer>W;H Strong. L C Fletcher, O S Webber, M Sh?och, W H andrews. Jt uaanou. f er steamship Georgia, for Sow York-Henrv Smith. J Fi;nerton, F J Murphy, OH Cartis, J p MeQaUlao; P J bought and wife. Mrs J Quinliven, J C Atwitter, Mrs Atwat r. Rev S F Hocukiua, JA Hamilton. J Abbott, ; Johnson, OO'Brian. M Per. - ders.J Gav ton, B Can r. on, W Ktlev. E Walsh, Ed Bedlow.T Morgan, G.JMcGdl,.Mrs Mver nud four cht?nTen, M Slotz sud one child, H Haro d. Per s teamer Argo,-rm m Edisro. Rockville, En? terprise. *c-T WTBlkell. U T Terrill. STlowe. Bti C ristv, J Whaler, J w Seabrook, Ur T P Mlk?ir, W 0/Raynard, ar, -W Hana) ian, A B Wescorr and S L.Weseotfc- f .... *r? P?BT CALEXli^x. r ... * ' b' JrOOK'3T?XSKS. ; R . ' Full Moon, iULAliours.. 3 inmutes, evehlhg.. . Last Qcarler, lith, I hour. 3<mmutes, morning. NewMw*n. ?Otb. 7 l;otii's..l2 miuuus, evening. First viua"rt?r,"?8tri. 9 aonq, 54 uflnates, morn'g. <? JAN C ABT. s? ! y OOS ! HIGH SETS'.- 3. * 8.1 WATER. 16 Mondav. i7''rtiesday...'... lS'W?ilnesday.. l?'Thursday.... 20'Frlrtsy. 21 "aturdaj,.... 22 Sundsy.. KA11?S~E XE n s. ' Cil AB L-E?T O-N. J ,\ X U A R T 18 ARJUVED SATURDAY., ~ - , k' 3d??eUe;.Lereuvre,-' Cape do Verde^?. Oiiys. ~B-.nasr. To R Murv A co. Nothlna u?u suai occurred on the passage, when on Friday. Ja..nary l3tilat4P M. nude Cipe Romain, and at-ftP-M sighted the Ratt.esnsk- lliititslrlp on" rhi. [?ort, and ar r P ** sawn :|gbr which took tobe the Weeliawkcn Ughishin nccunling to the chart; kept the ship on a course thar shuuid have curried hertoag<KMl anchorage oif the harbor, the lead In the meanwhile ?as kept ifoing. wirti six and seveu fathoms' .sounding*; a'>ont 9 P M the vessel suddenly t>?>k Uie bot'uin aud i'i*onnde<t, a heavy sea rolling arouud lier, and commence! striKlng heavily, width l onrlnuing In violence, remained by her?ontil 1 A M. when loaring shemlght go to lljeces and all hands i<e 1<<V, took to the boats, ex? pect mg to ?tay an ue.tr as Uie breakers would per? mit until daylight, when an effort woold be made to procure as>istance. ixirtng the night discover? ed a schooner, which proved tobe the Grace P West, from Charleston out? ard bound, which ves Bet took us <m boanl.'aini in the morntnir, Anding the sea t io high to return to me baric, the schoon? er brought os to C .arieston: wa* endeavoring to procure a-sis ?IDC*. when tue steam tug Relier, Capt Revel, accompanied by Captain Hancock, a pilot, proeee.ie i to the Mo e le and got her off ibout midday sator?l?y, anti brought her to the jitv dering the alteraoon. she having been in a Jaugerons position on Folly breakers. The ship .efl ks Oft liv. Behr Oat light, MoFaddin; Baracoa-5 days. Fruit. T.? 'Boyer k Krewel. Jr. U S Uahthou ? ectir Gu;nrie Wright. New York -left December 2. ou a cruise along the coast sup? plying lights. Experienced very heavy weather during the eu rire passtg?-. - * sehr G?*n R li Lee, Gradick. Cooper River. 2000 bushels rough ric**. To P G Ha-eli. ARRIVED VEST Eft DAT.* Steatnsliip Ge-irgi.t. 'Towen New York-left 12th Inst. Mdse*. To. Wagner, .niger k c<;>, W- A Courte? nay jj CO, I> A Amine, Adams, Damon A co, J el Adger A c>>, C B Ahrens A i o, .? k A Ashton, T A Beamte., TM Bri>ioil A co. Dr ll Baer. B Boyd, W M Bud A co. C li Brahe k co, E K lied loni, John P Brown, A K Ihis dw, J c bedell, E Rates ft co LD Mowr. k Son, Hollin?nii bros, coco**. Cameron. - ri i mjmm j .Hahn,.JJV Harrisson. J Hrfserriann k ?\a,Sl?S3?\ rta'on, H J? 4 co. Kiln ck, Wiokenberg A co. Lan-1 rev A Alexander, ? B talina A^0, F Lota,' HcLov ? A Rice, C L 4 co, J G Milner 4" co, W L Nort?i, Jus Nelson, 6 K a'euf ville, F MoC ? CO, D O'Neill A Son, ? F "Murray, E J Oliver. J F O'Neill, B O'Neill, O Pani A co, Phoenix Iron Works, W F Paddon, J M Pl^ckney, C P Poppenheim, Stell, Webb Ace, J R'?gheimer, K Rouinson"J W Swain, W Shepherd A co, Steffens, Werner A Ducker, J.L Sheppard, E B Stoddard 4 co, Southern Expresa co, W Steele, sehr Mary Smith, H Steinken, S S Solomons, A K Stillman, O Tiedemann. E R Terry, J F Taylor A co, W J Trim, J Thomson A co, G Thomson, A L Tyler, J tl V?llers. U Voigt. S H Wilson, L Wagen? er, Walker, E^anaA Cogswell. G W Williams A co. O F Wlet era. W A M. N E Windsor, w.J Ya tea L Warnoch. N E Railroad co, S C Railroad co, Wm Garner, and others. * Spui polacre Pronta S?nsera, .Matanzas-o dava. "Ballast. ToWPJpalL sehr John Lenthall, Martin. New York-? days. *idse. To W- Roach A co, i B Adger A ccvAOam*. Damon A co, D A Amme, W M Bird A co? WS BU sell. T M Bris'oil 4 Co, ttBischotl A co, Bollmann Bros, McD Coben. Cameron, Barkley A co, H Daly, Hart A cb, J W Harrisson. J H Hall A ce, J Ken? nedy. Kinsman A Bowell, L Kenake, G J Lohn, D Lopez, A H Mover. Wm McLean, Paul, Welch A Brandes, B O'Neill, S O?alkoad Agent, W Shep? herd A co. D u Silco-x, F von Santen, Street Bros A .?o. G W Williams A c", W L Webb. Vagener A. Monseea and Heath ft Rice. ' Sehr JW Allen.-Doa. e, Portland? Me-T days, Hay. To Tupper A Som. _ ,-. Steamer Argo, Klssar?. Edlsto anti Way Land? ings. 30 bags sea island and 9 bales upland cot? ton, mdse-, AC To Douglas Nisbet, RavenelA co, W A Bov-c, D Jacobs, w K Ryan. G W Witte, W C Courtnev ft co. Stonev ft Lowndes. Jno Colcock A co, J Trfest. Klinck, Wickenber? A co..W'Dayton, w S Henerev. w M LawttJn A Sons, Fraser A Dill, Hopkins, McPherson A co, and Order. Sloop Mary Mills, /rom Asuepoo. 10 bales cot? ton and 550 bushells rougb'rice. To W P Dowling 4 co and J Colcock A co. * IN THE^OFFTNG. Bark Waiter. Simson. Baltimore. A Norwegian bark, anppoaetrtobethe Professor | Scbwelgard. from Cardin". A Norwegian bark, deeply laden. ... BELOW- ... - ? EarkSitka, Walker.'Boston! '". - -- -, OLJ^UVJ^i^AW^AV w gs $teiiTnshiprChai?i>fon^^ Jemes Artair* co:*- ?** * Steamship Virginia, Hunter, Philadelphia-W A Courtenay. Steamship Sea Gull. Dutton, Jlaltlraore?-Faul C Trenholm. ff fi IM 1 . -t Xv ? ? Span polacre Lois?. Sucn.'Barce:ona-W P Hall. Sehr Grace Ii West, Lord, Darlen, Ga, to,load for Uarbadoes-J A Eusir.w'A ca ?Af ?*| Sehr Frederick Fish, liens, Savannan-^J Jf'Ens low A co. Sehr S H Sharp, Webb, raiLad^ph?a-H F Baker A co. ' S 1. li ' SAILED SATURDAY. St?axnslrip Champion, Locicsveod. New York, steamship Vifgml?, Hunier,-Philadelphia. , SAILED YESTERDAY. . S'eari'shlp Sea 'Gull. Dutton, Baltimore. FROM TJilS PORT. Bark Fl ri M Uulburt, Millay, London, Decem? ber 27? tr> - ' rs.. . *./' ? Sehr Cynosure.-, Baracoa, January -. HP FOR THIS PORT. S'.hr Wm .Deming, Cook, at Demerara, Decem beris.- r. v ' CLEARED FOR THIS PORT. Er bark Carmel. Patten, at. New .York, January. VOA ni Coikan'd?a Marke: via tlurleston. /Sehr Eijft L Marti Marisjj autBoslon, Jamf tut ll. __t _? . ' t ?. - Sehr Fawn. Megaihin. nt Boston. January 10. ;. SAILED FOR THJSj??OitT, fy Rr bark AnVdelj, Pearce,' from Pprt. Talbit, De? cember te. . -.-'.-> ? rue Draupaer. lng Maen. from Cardiff, Decem? ber "23. .:,...*! MEMORANDA. LIVERPOOL. December ?7.-The John Fyfe, from Charleston, reported December 19 as being on firb In Trlnce's dock, submerged on poit side, has i.t.M-a.iaio?ti.-wiIu Hie a*l=lancojot unuerwr.t??* pu raj?, andi ?tb nw sfjoat,.frie of water,,btrt,%tUfiy danged try ll ? vi \ ??2 * I SJ GEORGETOWN, January io-cleared 31, brig Black Swan. Podger, for Barbados*; brig Charles Wesley. GnfTJn. for Helfast. Me: lot li. sehr General Hunks, Woodbury. for New York. Thc sehr Coquette, at Savannah from Rarncoa, reports havmg gut,Into-colllslon with the adir S.110 EnrtoV while sailing ont ol Hie hariior of Baracoa; struck her abaft the mainmast and cut her to Tlie copper line. The Sue Enslow pot back to Bara* roa. Thc ex:ca; of thc damage was not ascer? tained. The ?c!.r Cynosure, from chariest0?. was left at Da incoa January 8, discharging, to sall ia a week. LIST OF VESSELS rv. CL ni 31TB ash 6AILKD"7T?H rats ?roa: FOREIGN. uvKitrooi. Stca,m*;drPioneer, Culoertson. up;...."....Nov 2; Rark Vino, Robson, sailed.I?ec The BeltlSte, Nielsen, satie i.Dec 22 GLA8H6W. Crjg Jennie Moodie, i rowi- y. np.Dee 10 '.'* CARDIFF. Dark Benjamin Ossena, Hill, sailed.October lo The Prot Schwelgard. Svancr. cleared.Nov IP The Dnuipnei", lugoiilsen. sailed.Dec 23 >ORT TAUKJT. - The Emmanuel. Eln-rseu, -ailed.Dec 7 Br baik Auidell. Pearce..?ai ed.Dec 26 KIO PE .TAI-BIRO. Br brig Prothe:a. Ball, sailed.Dec - naiifcAft Fr bark Intimes, GefUot. wailed.Oct 16 ST. JOHN'S, s. B. Br ship Kate Troop, crocker, cleared. .Dec 22 . j . - Cl 1> F DUO OS. r Spanish brig Carraquciia. I'ages. sailed.Dec S ?EX-UARA. Sehr Wm Deming, Cook, u?.Dec 16 D 0 M El T I C . . -., BOSTaS. Bark Sitka, Wolker. sailed.Jan 8 Sehr KAL Marts, Marts, cleared.Jan ll Sehr Fawn. Megntilp--.Jan 10 Schv A Blalsdell, GarfleTd. tip....'...Dec 27 KSW TORE. Br bark Carmel. Patten, cleared.Jan 10 Br brig Flora, Mulford, cleared.Jan 7 .SctrriOTS Burges?; Burgess, cleared...:...Jan 0 Sehr David Currie. Berret, up.Jan 5 ; Sehr Georgetta, Lord, tip.Jau 7 HHI LAPSl.rQ IA. Sch John S Lee, Van Gilder,'up....'..lan 7 BALTIMORE. Bark Walter, Baker, cleared.Pee 23 Sctir II C Miec-pard, Chirk, up.JHU 4 Sehr A G Fay." Parsons, cleared.Jun 9 . NEW CRtTANS. Brig Margaret. Johnson, cleare.1.Jan 7 Sehr D B Everett, Hooper, up.Juu 4 PORTLAND, ME. Sehr M C Lyons, Sinith.iip.Jan S Drugs, (Elicniic?ls, &z. /pilE GK EAT LUNG REMEDY ! GLOBE FLOWER COC.GH SYP.rP j Cures permanency Srbnehlrt?', Asthma. Coughs, cold-?, Bleeding ul the t.u .?<. Croup. Whooping Cough and Cbusumptlos, ?"hen taken in lime. j Has never failed. OVERTWENTTTHOITSAND LIVING W1TNESSE to bear testimony to Ute great superiority of GLOBE FLOWER COUGH ii RUP over all oilier lung remedies Introduced. Globe Flower COUBII Syrup is warranred no' to contain opium or other uansejus drugs in any of their loruj^. . . r, ?. - . . -.- ? --i G^^be Flower CoughSyruj is legally :wa?T8?ited to cure!;.' I ifU.il .1 .?? - > ? Globe Flower Cough S?rup is protected by. letters paient, both ou trade iuark label and coni pound. lt ls pleasant to tho taste and harmless to the most delicate infant. For saie by Orugyisis. P.-ice *1 per bottle. PEM i- RI ON, TAYLOR A CO.. Proprietors and c ., mtets, Atlanta. Ga. ROSWELL O.t., Anril 23,1870. Messrs. remberton.-Tttvlor d> CO.- .. ?EAR SIRS-I received tbe bottle oi G!obe Flower Syrup at uoouk ycst.:rday, and begau the use of it lmmetlhtrely. My patient passed a more comiortable night tiiau she lias for three" monthB, and now, at.io- u'elock A. M.. says she feels like another woman. I intend to contimte thc use ol the Globe Flower- Syrup, believing it will make a cure. Never hare 1 witnessed such great benefit irom a remedy, m?o short a time, m my life. 1 shall In the ui'ure .use your Globe Flower \vrup ill all ea-es of colds, coughs.-and arr airectlons 01 the lungs that may present them-, selves. Respectfillr, " . . R. B. ANDERSON. M. D. . For sale by all Druggies. . GOODRICH. WISEMAN A CO.. Wholesale Druggists, decT-tuthsSiuos Charleston, s. C. rjIHE GRLA.T GERMAN REMEDIES. Professor LOUIS W UN DRAM'S BLOOD PCB! F TING AND PURGATIVE HERBS, (in Pills Ot Powders,) Tor the cure of all Acute or Chronit HiBcases. resulting from impure blood and Imper feet digestion. Also, the following Medicine* hy the same (Pro fcesoriLonla Wundram. iirunswlck, Germany :) GOUT POW1/EKS.. ' Rheumatic Tincture. Epileptic Remedy. Toothache Drops. Herb Tea (for Dyspepsia anti Nervousnesa.) Kheumanc H<rb Tea. Gout Tincture. ' Eve Water. Wnndwasser (the German "Pal nkiller.) For sale by Jr. H.? A EB, mayso _ No. 131 Meeting street. jyEL. BING'S PILE REMEDY. For sale by - ? DR.H. BABB. Julys E0R S E W- TORI. [ON TUESDAY, JANUARY 17, AT '8 O'CLOCK P. M.} OLD LINK N EW VORK AM) CH ARLES? TON STEAMSHIPS. * I ESTABLISHED 1846.. SP AGIO L'S AND ELEGANT DECK STATE-ROOMS. The very rnst anti splendid Sldewheel steamship CH ARI ?hi s TON. James Berry, commander, will leave Adger'a Wharf as above. ; .. .. Through Bllis'of Lading given on Cotton to Liv? erpool at the fellowing rares: Sea Island, lMd; Upland, aid. . .. ... :.' Jor Freight or Pas&age^apply.tp , , .. JAMES ADO BK A 00%, Agents. MANHATTAN follows SATURDAY, Tannarv- M, at 6 o'clock P. M,. b. . . - . jaal6-3 F OR SiE YT Y. 0 Jt W ON THURSDAY, JANUARY. ;t9TB JX^t *.'/ .. O'CLOCK." P. M. ' SEW IRON STEAM LINK-ESTABLISHED' K70? | STATE-ROOMS ALL ON BECK. ". The Splendid New Iron Side Wheel Steamship j GEORGIA, Crowell, Commander, will saif for New York oa THURSDAY, January 19th, av 4 o'clock. P.. M.. from Pier No. 2. Union Wharvea. 1 connec: mg with Day PaasengerTralm from Co lumbia and Angosta, arrivingMmlT-past SP. M. Insurance hy steamers of thr??ne K per cent. For Freight Engagements-or- Passage, ha vi ag very Une atate-room accommodations, ..apply to, WAGNER, HUOER A CO., NO. 28 Broad street, Or to WM. A. COURTENAY, No. 1 Union Whams. ** janl&-4 '_ y , . ?pOS PHILADE Lpi? I jjjj THE REGULAR STEAM LINE-WEEKLY. '' * . . :.^>- ' Vf MM, -? .> . ? Tbe~ Screw Steamship J . ~W . C V LIJIM A IS ,N.... r HINCKLEY, Commander, _ , ._. Will be dispatched for PhlBtdelphla on SATURDAY. 31st of January,: at ll._ o'clock..A. M.. from BrowuVNorth WhaxL j9~Through Bills Lading will be Issued to BOB ton; ? . ? -" For Freight engagements or passage, having good cabin accommodations, apply to . _ WM. A. COURTENAY. ' 5anl?-mwf?4 . . No. 1 Union Whirl, ? pOR LIVERPOOL DIREQT. TO SAIL ON OR ABOUT 21ST INSTANT. The new iron Steamship CORINNA, ^f?F?j&L Dryden, Master, having a large portionJStMNnaV of her cargo engage ! and gulag on boam, wui meet with dispatch, to sail as above. For Freight engagements, apply to ROBT. MURE A.CO., -x jonH . Central Wharf. pOR FERNANDINA, JACKSONVILLE, PALATKA AND POINTS ON THE-1 ST. JOHN'S UIVER. The Steamer ELIZA HANCOX.Cap- - ^*>ti^**. -.am L. NV. Bm na,-.ni; WCAUVC Freiglitfj^^^SS for the ai)Ove points, at South Atlantic iv nari. TO-MOKKOW. iTueetlay) the l"th msrant, and leave on WEDNESDAY MORNINO, the 18th Instant, at 7 o'clock. Connecting at savannah with Florida steamers, Passengers aud Freight will have dispatch to all points ia Florida at as low ratt-? as by any other line. For engagements, apply to RAYENEL, HOLMES A CO., Jan?C-2_No. 177 -East Bay. pACJTIO MAIL STIL\1ISHIP COMPY> TU ROUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPA. FARES.GUEATLY REDUCED. ' Steamers of the above line leave P1*r . jfmu\% NO. 42. North River, loot of CanalSAflSK street, N^w York, at 12 o'clock, noon, of the KB and 20ih of every month (except when thea ?late? 1 allon Sunday, then tue Saturday pieced lag? . ... . Departure of the 2C4h connect?t Panama wi'tl. dtenmer? for*south Paciflc and Central Americas port s. Those of 4th touoli ai Manzanillo. .. - . Steamship AMERICA leaves.San Francisco for Japan and China February 1, 1871. No'Cnlrfornia steamers touch at Havana, but go direct from New'York to AspinwaM. One hundred pounds baggage tree to each adult. Medicine and attendance free. Tor Passage Tickets or other information applv U the COMPANY'S nOKBT OFFICE,i on the wharf foo; of Canal street, North River. New. York. ' F. R. BABY, 'Agent, . .wm-iTT'" .' ' '_- ? ' pOR EEAUFORT AND PAC1TIC LAND? ING. FENWICK'S ISLAND, COFFIN'S. POINT, PORT ROYAL RAILROAD WHARF, PARIS , ISLAND LANDING, STATION CREEK, AND OTHER LANDINGS WHEREIN* D?CEMJCNTS ABB OFFERED. The steamer PILOT BOY. Captain J. W. sly, .will soil for above points. _ every THTRSPAY MOKNIXQ. at. 8 o'clock, ami when Inducements offer win touch at any of the above Landings, n . RETURNING, Will leave Beaufort on FRIDAY MORNING, touch? ing at Pacific Landing. J. D. AIKEN A Co.. nov29_ Agents. .^^EEi-LY LINE TO SAVANNAH^ THROUGH BY DAYLIGHT. FOR PACIFIC LANDING. BEAUFORT, HILTON HEAD, SAVANNAH, IMBI EN AND BRUNSWICK, GA. T&c favorite Steamet. ELIZA HANCOX, Captain L. W. BCRNS, will receive Freight at South Atlan? tic wharf for above points every_ TTESDAT. and ?eave on every WEDNESDAY MOBJO INO. at 7 c'oiock, arriving at savannah the same i vening, thu leaving for Harlen, Ac, the follow? ing morning. Returning, will leave Savannah for Charleston every MOHDAY MORN ?NO, at 7 o'clock. For Freight or passage, apply to RAVENEL. HOLMES A CO., seplo No. 177 East Bav. po R FLORIDA, I TWICE A WEEK. FOR SAVANNAH, FERNANDINA, JACKSON? VILLE. MLATKA AND ALL POINTS ON TUE ST; JOHN'S RIVER, The steamer DICTATOR, Captain i. . j-TT^w ?eorge K. McMillan, will sal? i rom ?gagas ai [feutrai Wharf for above points every icsshAr EVENING, at s o'clock, arriving back ar. Charles ion everv SUNDAY AITKRSOON. at-s o'clock. The Steamer CITY POINT, Captain D. B. Vin? cent, wu! teil from Central Wharf for above point* .-very FRIDAY EVENING, at & o'clock, arriving jack a' unarieston WKAINKSPAY AFT?HNOON, at? /cluck. J. D. AIKEN A CO.. Agents, OOH0 No. 5 Central Wharf. pOK SAVANNAH VIA PACIFIC LAND? ING AND BEAUFORT. Tlie fsst sailing Steamer PILOT r _ ^-IT^*?. JOY. Captain J. w. sly, will leave.aaf?iigB Seatral Wharf for above pluees every MUNDAY HORNING, a' 8 o'clock. RETURNING, The PILOT BOY will leave Savannah every rrzsoAV MOSSING, at 7 o'clock. Beaufort and Pa? le Landing same clay. J. D. AIKEN A CO., nov29 Agents, Central Wharf. -%fagfat$r-1 "|^ Q B, . L i V J5 B P C/0.-L, un**? The first-class British Ship CO DUTY OF jjk*} PICTOU, Erskine, Master, having nearly?? all her cargo on boam, : waatattao balea. Corten to complete the same. . ?>..... Fdr Freight engagements apply tb" ? ~- ROBT. M URE" A CO., )anl6 v_ .Central Wharf. jy?E ? C H A S. T S' L I N ?. KEW YORK AND CHARLESTON S.,C.V. , - ' P-iCjEETS. " ^e NEW FREIGHT TARIFF btthla T.ins r&k"- efleot on 1st February. 1871, when ?HjE* former contracts win cease. * ? -AU goons coaaigned to. oar care win be for? warded free of commission, and insurance effect ed when desired. EVANS, BALL A CO., No. 86 Sooth street, NewYork. WILLIAM ROACH ACC.. . Corner AUger'avWbarf and East Bay, janll-wfma <. Charleston, 8. 0. EOR BOSTON. -MfiBCHANTS' LINE . - I-fi -,.. . ,.. +m The first-class Schooner ti. N. HAWKISS. Ai Wyatt, Master, having two-thirds careo su-SSBL gaged want ssome-'lieavy rretght fd (m. - '" janl4-2 ? WILLIAM ROACH A ?0: F OE LI TE R P 0 OL.' '. EARLY GOING" tESSEt. The first-class American Ship , J. 0. BAKER',' W. lt.- strear, Master, naYing^_ nearly an her cargo engaged ?nd on Boam, will be dispatched au an- early .day. -Foi- balance o? Freight room, apply to .Jania * ". ' STITEET BROTrrERS * CO. ?pOJ? L I V E R PO OL... ... . The "flrst-class British Ship ISLAND.^U HOME, Captain McLetlan. ls now rettdy togffS receive Cargo, and will, have dispatch for the above poet. . ? - -je . For Freight engagements apply to . . . . HENRTCSRD. janll.. ' Act-ommodatloo Wharf. ' Agencies. c H?RLES TON . . - ADVERTISING AG ES CY, CORNSR BROAD STKXZT AXD EAST BAT. ADVERTISEMENTS taken at publishers' lowest' cash rates for ALL PAPERS lathe United Staten WALKER, E"VASS A COGSWELL. ?deo&mwT ???'?' gtoogg, flanges, &t. QOOKING ST?VEsT^?iSi?ES AND . HEATING STOVES. FOR SALE BY WM. 3HEP ? HERD A "fofo. ? HA?N? STREET AND So. ?S PINCXNEY STREET. ' ' a T Newspapers. FAMLLYoPAPER I FAMILY PAPER ! 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T0GBT1IER WITH TBB CHOICEST STORIES, ' LIGHT READING, and POETRY, From the current Foreign and Domestic Periodicals. " SEND FOR A SPECIMEN COPY. . SEND FOR" A SPECIMEN COPY. . ' SEND FOR A SPECIMEN. COPY. SEND FOR A SPECIMEN COPY. i# SEND FOR A SPECIMEN COPY. SEND FOR A SPECIMEN COPY. t i* tit vs . *..??-. * ? H?? . * SUBSCRIPTION TWO DOLLARS A YEAR. ALWAYS IN ADVANCE. CLUBS OP . TEN ' SUPPLIED AT " $1 50 EACH. . MAKE DP TOUR CLUBS 1 . *m? Address, (enoloslng money rn Registered ?etter,) : RIORDAN, DAWSON ? GO., CHARLESTON, 8. C. *. " * T I "* 1 M'j1' ft*"*1 " ^ t " 1 'ill' I-nviiyni^i,n<>.<sy - - jg- .r.AAj^ru-?,-u^^f _?^r^^ TO F?CT?RS AND PUNTEBS ! ,?.;?-:....-f - Q Th? undersigned negs to mform'hls cnrtoaers Rotf*ffie UB?rtia'?hl?, kWitlchvto his Works a? Savannah, he hos ea tab li sha! extensive Snperpaospha:? -WcrJu ?t the WAPPOO MILLS, opposite this? city, wnic? are now ta active operation,anno.ufa 3 taring his sell t oynfertilizers, the . P H O PH O- P E R ? V T A ?? w'i 1 1 ' * 2ND J ' 5 ; .. AMON?ATED S0I??BLEI PACIFIC GUASOS, v Air? WHERE1 HE'WILL' ALStf ?EBPj)N MAW" ' IV .o,. I'/JP'E;' R tr V I JL 3* 1& JJ kfiv o, $OUTH C^RC^INA-PHOSPHATE, " ' of the highest grade from his Aantpoo Mines, (crudo and ground j analyzing over sixty per cent, of Bone Phosphate of L?he; tad! . .^TlAfJfp JPLA8T EH-. Th?se WorkS have been opened under the Inspection of Dr. C. TL SHE PAED. Jr., Inspector of Fir Ml! zen for Son th Carolina, and every paetsgV will heir his br^niijertifyiaa toits inspection. Uniformity o? quality quarante* dam t-pricee re4nx?<t . ~ Messrs. G. A. TRSNHOLM A W^S?e?etaXl?eiit*, ) Tw*iirii?p#w <? r . Messrs'. GBAESER & SMITH, Agents. [ TJHARLT15STON. S. C. -...."....-.. . ... ~ . ? .-J. J3. S ARD Y, : Janl3 .-*? . CORKER EAST BAY AND BROAD STl?BTB,TWAR?ESTOy, S. C. '"' l.? ''T'f ".,*'.'^^J*!11*?CTrttri55^^?^ -< jg E;A PO E ? rs \ 3P xi .co \uri IS 1 - T E ? W A R Er H OT V %. .. t- . - > ; <, . * >. .?-? . ~ -? - ? f. f - ' ace*- .. . . . J iv. m* ?? >? ?1 >.-, ? , HEAPQ?A rTTER3 FOR "SELECTgD *>AHrY -BU JI BR " " ' ' J < " ?<. PURE LEAP LARD . ? - - .,." ... ... ...... ... .*? ... . " ' "' ?* . - - PRIME FACrjOBT A??> SSOLI8H OHBB8ES-. ? ' * - ' ?? - -:\ *"" ^ " ' ** ~\" - .? EN(TL?9H AND AMESlCi^ CR^:<3CE?t'?. arv: ...... 7 . , . ru- . - ' ' v - - ^r.-, *. BI8OTITV AC< AT. ? * . S.'B.-I CLAIM TO ??EP TSE LARGEST ^'TOCJi-AND tfisT SXrKSSWB ikSS*i>KTM?W Ol F*MUT G1WCTRIW 1^'TaiS C1TT. ' " . ? . " "." - ? v> . .ir- .. ?. V.-?.?T.. v- f-.i-.s..-:.-.'-. I E. li. JiEIXF'OR 1^, M. . ?_; > v" ''r - ?PTR? sr/rcTKsoa TO- . ?. ... _ ^_ f? I AN0 ffvRY OLD * 1 . '''HS !5 . . ? -A t-*t. i- .? y .j Fixio Teds, Oo?f?fes: SttgStreT- jftwiVisioB?, ?Y?<ses, ftc1 " * ' ' HEnWETlCTtlAT' UMMBB ?HIMf .. ? o*>" '* ?- ** " 4 . . >*'"' ? , ? >.. : '- *.*.*.?. .>.? '?.. VEGETABLES; M RATS , .S O-U^E- S-, *?, ai All articles sold from this esiaUtahmaot are-of the ""VERY BEST* '<|r?L???-.anr WARRANT Ei* Goods lellver?ctto 101 paftrt>fthe C*yr??Or#ad Depot* fc^eamboa?, free ofwmnee. . EVERi'E.BEDWWU-?- - 8ESD FOR A* (JAS. S. MARTIN. SIVGE^,, / . , --CATALOG^ ^.^JLJ&MVm* -" YSRY .... CHOICE FAM?L'l^ . FLOUR. ,ti . .... POR SIO-?-T IS?PRICELES8I| f . ??,. ?. '.'j ->>'.' ...'.*<!T'?.. jrl ?ii", The DIAMOND GLASSES, mann?actnred by^, E. SPFNCEft ft CO., Sew T?Yk, which are now oiTeTM' to the rui'lic are pronoimced-tryaH tire celebrated Opticians or the worW wM'e tlvemost Perfect, Na? tural Artificial liglp to the humanere ever known. They''are gn?rnd tmilertfielrowi ?nperv?elon, fro?ij m rout? Crystal Pebhle?, matten toge to er, and dettfe their naru* ;'lnauiond,;' on accoaa; of their hardness anil brilliancy. Thc scientific principie on *nich ' they are cen st ruc i ed bringa thc core or centre or the-- lena a+ recUy lu from of the eye, producing a dear and distinct vision, as in tile natiirnl, healthy sight, and preventing all unpleasant sensations, such as glimmeriu? and wavering of sight, dizziness, Ac peculiar 4o all uihcro in use. They' are mounted in the finest manner, in' frames of the best quality, of aft materials need" for that purpose. Tneir finish an<f durability can? not be surpassed. 4 . CArriON.-None genuine unless bearing their trude marlt stamped cn every frame. ? ' JAMES A ULAM, . i . . . Dealer In Watches. Jewelry, Sterling Silverware and Optical Goods, ' ' No. 307 King street. octtl-mwslyr- * ?ha?leatoo, S.. 0. .?tttcr-s. i? OLD C A R 0 LTN A' BIT T E ?C Sf ' FOR SAU BT , E. E. BEDFORD, King street,*; " CD. AH[BENS. & CO., King street. B. FELDMANN ? 00.,-Klng street, And by Droggiits and Grocers everywhere. Sming .Slarliiucs. a * t* ? fi AND THE * WEED." ? FAMILY. FAVORITE LOCK-STITCH MACHINE. art the best !n use. ' For sale on the Lease Plan, with monthly pay. ments, on easy Mnna, or. for cash. All kinda o; Machine attachments, Needles, Cotton, (white, black aid colored,) snk, 00, Soap, ftc, Ac Repairing aa asnal. Circulars and sam?las ol work Bent sa application.. D. B. HASELTON, * G?terai Defier lu First Class Sewing- aa chinas had Material, Mo. SOT King stree;,, auglT f Charleston. S. C. fttisctUrnteoTis. Li B A E R D IMPROVED VEGETABLE CATHARTIC PILLS will remedy Ul LI OH8 DISORDERS and LIVER COMPLAINT-will cure Dyspepsia or' Indigestion. Headache, Costiveness. Loss .of Appetite, arid ri?.ye proved of great rise m Neu? ralgia, Dropsy. Dysentery, Piles. Pains In toe side, Back and Litote. They will cure Sick Headache and aU Jieiangemeuis or tua stomach. These Pills contain no Mercury, and may be taken with perfect safety by any persons, and In all situa? tions of ure. ? . ..t, . . . . No lami? sh o oil be without them. Manufactured by DB. H. BAER, Wholesale and Retail Druggist, tn. Charleston, S. C. I Price.per. box, ,25 cents. Usual discount tc the trade. ' - " " rpBE GREENVILLE ENTERPRISE IB TBS . LARGEST NEWSPAPER, AND HAP TETE MOST EXTENSIVE ' CIRCULA"?ION, OP AKT PAPER FCBLIfiBIB IX THE CITY OF GREENVILLE. Contract Advertising Low. Circulates also In Anderson. Pickend, Spartan burg and Western North Carolina. ... J. C. ft E. BAILEY, Proprietors, , / / W??) LES Ai. ? AGENTS FOR, THE CM. fr C JHMTX I WA, j B ?T T E R S. a,.^SCE.QFF.Ji 'ccu. , ,* \ BOL^ANX BROTHERS, , J. A? QUACKENBUS H, . ? W?rGSNEtt *? MOK6EE8, . ?MAWOPE & CO. CDrog6t Cljewcals^^c. A. ?aw OncqvuT ? I for the Hair. e?uiy tinas.jjirukt 14dynj* *m ^,^J) .L^* 44 aa^a?**?M4^^k? " (!) la jjfc It ?co OB a tctifly deferent principle, lt I? fiffi^a^^afn^ and per no muddv or^ filWcat mat? ter? requires no lUafflf vp? end cttoimunfeatei noVtain to die skin or the' tinerL No ps^r ?mps$9i jsrnrcneWy to. conceal its te^MTlpjiearaiice, for the ain^ftroBop that */ ? a*/ turkj/T It $o ?li intenta pirfeK?ea, A WTV DWCOTXJLT in Touqt Oknuany. J3aT" P?^rV" VITALIA? it warranted to alto ' a chan? in (itt color of thcaejr witina io dayl after the tion, the carefully IT 18 AS ?ydSi A3 WATSJL? + AXBBU& MO BBBQODfT. Price. Que Dollar per Bop; SOLD BY ALb^uooim. If -ywDrejgk hts not ? V kalk * on handf write, cs? doting %IJOO^?A wo will tarai? it i &8oN, fiy ASM^AB*^^ JV* Sohl M wholesale by DOWIE, MOISE A DAVIS. vm oles ale Druggists, Meeting corner Hasel street. ? . - . / .'?"-j sep24-stuth6mos SHAMPOOING AND, HAIR CUTTING. < LADIES AND CHILDREN t teni ed et their realdsnoea promptly and at reasonable rates. Send orders to W. E. MARSHALL, Barben . ' Broad street, next door to Telegraph o moe. H mayJ3