The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, March 06, 1871, Image 4
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LIVERPOOL-Per Br ship island Home-2irb?gs
Bea Island and 2209 bales upland cotton, 223 oags
**%E!SUK-9* Span brig Kosa-M bales up.
Tana cotton, 59,000 feet lamber.
NSW YORK-Per steamsmp- Msuhattan^ bags
sea island and 819 bales upland cotton, 33? tierces
rice. 30 bales domestics. 14 bales1 Md??andI rags,
S38 empty bbls, 50 pkgs snndrles, 21,000 feet lum?
ber.
Vita CnarUsean conon, nice ?nd Naval
Stores Market.
ornes CHARLESTON NKWS, I
SATURDAY EVBNINQ, Marchi, 1ST1. j
COTTON'.-The market for this article maintain?
ed a depressed feeling and pri?es had a lower in?
clination, the rates softening about ){c ft RN clos?
ing without strength. Sales GOO bales, say 40 at
ll?, 18 at lix, 14 at 12?, 3 at 12?. 25 at 12?, ?0
at ia, 14 at ia?, 73.at is?, 15 at is?;, 138 at 13?,
17 at 13?, 5t ut 14, 31 at 14?,* 59 at 14? cts. We
quote :
LIVERPOOL, CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinary ,..11?@18?
Low mlddUng.13?@>13?
Middling...".I* fi
Strict middhng.141??
RICE.-There was a moderate demand for this
?rain at steady rates; sales 120 tierces of clean
Carolina, say 25 tierces at 7J?C, 43 at 7?, 50 at
.313-16, 6 at 8c ft lb. We quote common to fair
clean carolina at 7?<?7?, good 7?@8c.
NAVAL STORES.-These articles were quiet and
without sales of Importance.
FRKIOHTS.-To Liverpool, by steam direct nomi?
nal on uplands; vit New York, ?d on up?
lands, ld@l?d on Bea islands; by sall
MS ' on uplands. Md oa sea Islands,
To Havre nommai, coastwise-to Sew York,
by steam, ?c on uplands and Xe on sen
lHanfla; $1 75 ft tierce on rice; by sall, ?ic ft & OL
cotton;-ft tierce on rice; 40c ft barm on rosin ;
$7@5 V M ou lumber; $9@lo ft M on - 'niber. li
Boston, by sall, Kc ft tb on npla-d cottoL.
To Providence, by saU $s ft M on boards, .he
? ft cn cotton; by steam $1 ~e. bale on Ntw
York rates. To Philadelphia, by steam, Kc ft ft
on J planus; hy BU.., $7 ft M on hoards; $9 on
timber; $8 ft ton on clay, and $;.S3 ?0 on phos?
phates. To Baltimore, by steam, ?c ft h> by
sail, $O60@7 fl Mon boards; $3@3 25 ft ton ci,
phosphate rock. Vessels are in demand bj
our merchants to take lumber freights frc m
Georgetown, S. C., Darlen and sauna River, Ga.
and Jacksonville, Fla., to Northern ports, and $10
@12 ft M are the rates on lumber and boards.
EXCHANGE.-Sterling 60 day bills 2?@20?.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. - The bankB purena--e
sight checks at ? off, and sell at par.
GOLD-loxan?. . - :
Harket* oy Telegraph* ?**
MONEY MARKETS.
LONDON, March 8- Evening.-Consols 91%.
Ronda 92?.
March 4-Noon.-Consols 91 ?. Bonds 92?.
FRANKFORT, March 3-Afternoon.-Bonds closed
buoyant at 97?.
Nsw YOEE, March 4-Noon.-Governments' very
strong but not active. Stocks very active st lower
prices. "Virginias 65; new 62?. North Carolinas
48? ; new 27?. Money easy at 4. Gold ll. Ex?
change, long 9? ; short 10?. Freights doll.
Afternoon.-Bank statement-Loans increased
over three and a quarter mililocs; deposits in?
creased nearly seven and a half millions; specie
Increased over turee quarter millions; legal tend*
ers increased nearly a mill?n; specie shipments
$350,000. - Money very easy at Sa4. Sterling dull
and unchanged. Gold lo?all. Governments very
strong all day. Sixiy-twoa 12?. Southerns
steady and few transactions. Teunessees, both,
04?.. Virginias 65; new 62. Louisiana?69?; new
62; levees 72? ; eights 83.. Alabamas 100; Aves
67?. Georgias 82?; sevens 90?.. North caroli?
nas 48?; jiew 27?. Sooth Carolinas 71; new CO.
Evening.-Gold opened at 10?, advanced Uj
and closed firm at noj.'all. Governments very
strong, dosing at ah ad vanoe or ? on sixes u\
1881; eighty-ones ld; sixty-twos 12?; sixty-fours
12?; sixty-lives 12?; new ll?; sLYiy-tsevens ll?;
slxiy-eights li?; ionics 9?. Freights a shade
fir me r. fc.
COTTON MARKETS. ?
LIVERPOOL, Match 3- v. vening,-cc; ton nat and
irregular; uplands barely 7?d; Orleans 7?a7?d;
" sales 8000 bales; exports and speculation 1000;
afloat 600,000, of which ?50 ooo are American.
March 4-N?on.-Cotton opened dull and tend?
ing down; uplands barely ?Jjs?; orleans 7?a7?d;
sales 8000 bales; February shipments from sa?
vannah or Charleston 7?d.
Nsw YORK, March 4-Noon.-cotton dull and
lower; uplands 14.se; Orleans I5?c; sales 2000
bales.
Evening.-Cotton irregular; sales 3000 bates at
. 14X0.
BOSTON, March 4.-Cotton heavy; middlings 15c:
net receipt? 570 bales; gross 730 bales; sales 4?e
bales; stock 8500 bales. 1
BALTIMORE, March 4.-Cotton dull and heavy ;
middlings I4?ai4?c; gross receipts 940 beles;
sales 350 bales; stock 13,710 bales.
NORFOLK, March 4.-Cotton dull; low middling
13?al4c; net receipts 1989 bales; exports coat
wlselZlO; sales 200; stock 4dSo bales.
WILMINGTON, March 4.-Cotton weak; mid
llnirR I3?c; net receipts 170; ea!ee-99;stocsiiO?
bales.
AUGUSTA, March 4 -Cotton quiet, the principal
demand being for the higher grades, the offering
stock of which ls light; Liverpool middling. I3\|a
l3?c; >ew York mido ling is?al4c; sales 116 baies;
receipts 364. ff
SAVANNAH, March 4-Cotton Irregular arid
dull, and holders anxious to realize; middlings
14c:netreuMpts2936; exports to Cork for orders
2741 ; sales 80Q; stock 85,659 bales.
MOBILE, March 4^-Cotton quiet; middling 13va
14c; net receipts 965 bales; exports to Great
Bi 1er in 4659; to the continent 1462; coastwise B??
sales 1500; stock 73,603.
NEW ORLEANS, March 4.-Cotton quiet; mid?
dlings 14?c; net receipts "922 bales; gross 8401;
exports to Great Britain 6190; to Bremen rei-, to
Antwerp 1288; to San Sebastian 770; to Santander
SOO; coastwise 2583; sales 80CO; steck '.72,830.
PRODUCE MARKETS. ^
LIVERPOOL, March a.-Evening.-Porkfactive at
443 9d,
. NEW YORK, March 4-Neon.-Flonr a shade
firmer. Wheat held a little higher and quiet.
Corn quiet and firm. Pork dull at $21 75. Lard
In buyers'favor atl2?al3. Turpentine quiet ai
640. Rosin quiet at $2 eou2 65 for strained.
Evening.-Flonr firm and loo higher; superfine
State ano Western $6s6 35; common to choice ex
tra Western and state $?7687 45. Wheat is2c
better: winter red Western $165. Corn lc better
at 8Ea87c Pork nominal. Beef quiet. Lar?
kettle l3?c Groceries quiet. Nava s steady.
BALTIMORE, March 4-Flonr more active and
firmer. Wheat unchanged; good grades active.
Corn, white and Southern,' 83a85c; yellow, SOaSlc
Provisions'quiet Whiskey 9lc. " ;
CINCINNATI; March 4.-Breadstuffs firm and
full prices. Mess pork and lard dui!; holders un
willing to make concessions. Bacon drooping
shoulders, 8?; sides, iiail?c. Whiskey in fair
demand at 84c
Kaw ORLEANS, March 4.-Flour quiet, superfine,
$6 50; double, $7a7 36; State. $7 50. Oats easier,
St. Lout.-, 6laS3; Galena, 66c. Bacon dull and
easier at 9?. 12, 12?ol2?c. Hams, lo?ai7c.
Corn, oran, hay, pork, lard, sugar, molasses
whiskey, coffee, all unchanged.
Boston 31 .-trkt t.
BOSTON, March 1.-COFFER.-The market con
tinoes*veiy quiet lor tms article ana the sales
.conllned to Jobbing lots. We quote Java at I9?a
23c, gold ; and Rio at I4ai6?c per lb, gold, st
Domingo ls Arm at e?aicc per lb, gold, in bond,
with some sales at the latter rate.
COTTON.-The market was quite firm forcotun
early lu i he week, but the Increased receipts ut
Southern pons, and unfavorable advices from
Europe, have had an unfavorable Influence at the
.close. Manufacturers are purchasing only lu
small lots as their warns have been very well sup?
plied by ifccent large receipts. We quote ordinary
atl2?ai3?c; good ordinary at 13?al4?c; low
middling at 14?ul5?c, and middling at 15?al6c
per lb. Including uplands and Gulf.
DOMESTICS.-There is no change to notice in cot?
ton or woollen goods, and the demand has lm
?roved, although tne market ls not active as yet.
he sates have been at lull prices, aud the stocks
are quite moderate In both manufacturers'and
jobbers' hands.
GUNNY BAGS.-The market for gunny bags ls
rather dull. Sales, of 250 bales to arrive at lOXc
18c currency 24300 on lhe 8,)<rt at abo"'
GUNNY CLOTH-Thls ankle ls firm, with sales
or 1000 bales for delivery June 1 at Wo enrrenov
rency.8"0 'agt:lDg ta ?^???RSSfB
HAT.-There have been pales of common and
choice ai $is.a$29 per ton, as to qualltv
NAVAL STOKES.-Spirits turpentine has advene
ed, with sales at S9a6 c per gai on. In tar ros n
and p i ch very little has been done. The stock or
rosin is quite >mall ?nd Inda Arm..
RICE.-Market Hun, with sales of loo COA*
Carolina at 8?a8?c per lb. caiK
New Yoik Klee Market.
From the Dally Bulletin, March 2: Theaeneroi
demand jpoderate, but the market atm ilrm^anu
foreign li anything a shade siltier, owln* io"ns
more general use us a substitu? e ior domestic
Salea or 25 tierces Caroliua at 8?a8?c, ana
bag? Rangoon at 7?c
From the Daily Bulletin, March 3: There bas not
been much doing, but thc market ls strong and
rather higher on domestic, owing to stimulating
advices rrom the strati] and the small stock here
Sales orso tierces Carolina at 8?a8?c forgood to
prime. Foieign moderately active ai foil flgure ;
sales of iso bags Rangoon at 7?c.
ColnmbiiH Market.
or^M infpr^f!',,3'-' ur marl?et dull and rte
me week ia 4 tub-s-BW on European ordeis, 68 I
Northern account, 20 for Northern spinners, 72
Tor home consumption. Week's receipts 1199
bales, against 1250 the previous one, and 712 toe
corresponding week last season. Shrpj?ehts 9S0
bales. .
COnOS SATSMBST.
Stock on hand September i, 1870.... 1,5*2
Received past week.1.T99
Received previously.65,730- 66,929
Total. 68.?01
snipped past week. 980
Shipped previously. 55,015-J5.99S
Stock March S, 1871.., iU"Si?
On the week the stock hw Increased 219 bales
Montgomery Cotton Statement.
MONTGOMERY. March 2.
Stock on nand September 1, 1870... . . .it?
Received patt week.:.????_ai aa
Received previously...By,ssa-a?,??
Total.
Shipped past wt ek.-WW
Shipped previously.5,064-77,BOI
Stock on hand Thursday night,
March 2,1871.M
Received corresponding week last
year......'..?. m
Augusta Cotton Statement.
AUGUSTA. March 3.
Stouk on hand September 1,1*70.,"r!?;
Receipts since to date.i io,DM
Total....."..*.m.im
Exports aud home cvasumptiun'.15?,06?
Stock on hand to-day, (Friday, 3).23,C42
Interior Cotton Markets.
COLUMBIA, March 4.-Sales of colton yesterday
lio.baies; middlings I3^al3??c.
ORANGEBURG. March 3.-Sales during the
week 180 bales. We qnote: Ordinary 10al2c, low
mlddllugl2Ji, middling I3.*?c .
CHARLOTTE, Ma'ch 3.-73 bales sold;
Wie, extremes, g ooo. demand, marka active.
UNION, March 2.-304 kale?-sola unriw: the
week; market opened on Munday at 12^c, closed
dun to-day at 13c.
ATLANTA, March 3.-The ?uatket to-day has
been quiet and nrm; middlings I3>?c; low mid
diing 13c; good ordinary ll^c; orutuary iu??
MONTGOMERY, March 8.-The cotton receipt
continue to fall od, and will do so to the end of
the season. Our receipts are very hugely In ex
cess of last year's receipts.
SELMA, March 3.-There wtre- Bales yesterday
to the aiuount of 200 bales; low middling r.'J?u
13c; suki good ordinary 13;?al8%o; good ord
nary ititfc; ordinary io .ssl lc. Huyera and sellers
?vere upart-buyers o?erlujr inside. *nd factor?
asking outside tlguits. Market dull,' ana good
I cottons scaree._ _
li?C*lUtS by Un.iU;oiVil. M me li A.
SOUTH CAROLINA KA 1 LTtOAO.
1717 nales cotton, 37 bales gooda, 1 car stock
To Railroad Agent, U W WilUant* A co, Pelzer.
Rodgers A co, w W Smith, c H Waiter * co, A
salinas. Geo A Tre?iliolui A Sou, Watson A Hill
Mowry ft Son, W c Courtney A. co, W A Courte
nav, Fros A Adger, Graeser ft smith, Wiss x co
Sloan ft S -lgnlous, W B Williams A Son, W B
Smith Jr co.
NORTBEA?TSltK 2A??.K0AD. '
140 bales upland eottou.'123 ubis naval stores
cars-lumber aud wood, rough rice, peas, rurt-e
Ac. Tou w Williams A- co, Frost ft Adger, T i
Smith, A J Salluns, J It PtncKuey. Caldwell ft Son
Kinsman & Howell, W c Courtney ft. co. Stoney
ft Lowndes. Barden ft Parker, Pflzrr," Rodgers ft
co, ciagliorn, lk.TI un ft co. J Marshall. Jr. L Fuss,
W ti Mee * cu, J T Mi.llkeu, G W .Witte, J E Adgtn
fc co, D Paul 4 co. P Walsh. J Cosgrove. M al lonee
ft Kenyon, K Welling, ll F Baker ft co, Railroad
Agent and Order.
SATANNAH AND CHARLESTON KA1LKOAD.
20 bales cotton. 104 bushels rough rh c. m 'sc,
ftc. To T P Smith, U Lt-ck-U A co, C Bart ft cu.
SferTens, Werner ft Ducker. G Phillips, Frost ft
Adger, Mrs J H Bess? Dieu. Brodie ft co. J Wiley
ft co. J Pnlwinkie, Kinsman ft Howell, II Kiatte A
co, Kauapaux ft Gdnaulez, Reeder .4 Davis, w r
Dowling A co. Murduujlt ft Mathews, E Willis, L
F Behling, Hopkins, McPherson ft co, and T F
brodie.
Passe H t n ?.
Per steamship Georgia, Trom New York-W D
Frishmntli. Mrs Frislitiiiih, B Fiishiiimn, Miss s
H Sagehorn, Miss L Morton. Mi-s F Moiton, J uv C
Paper, E Ensign, J B kuiuiLl au-i wire, Mis* Rum
riUrJ stalker, W c Bootu, D W liait, E.c Lovell,
A O Price and wife. John K Mvers ard Wife, A R
Walsh. Miss O B W?.Isl., Miss E it Wali?, R La*
les*, A B Shaw, E T Leo aud wile.
Per su uustup Mauhai tau, lui' New York
J Morton. W C White, G Weber, F W Slender. A
M.tike. Mc Lee and child, J ti Tully. Mis J iloppeii
beini, W H'thomson, W il Ciawoou.
Per steamer Dictator, i rum Puiuika via Jack?
sonville. Fernandina uud Savauiiati-ilr Laird.
C. 1 R S Sword aud sou, J L Brown. J H Elliott, V
E ?.audry, Mr Lunn; G Petit, and 22 on deck.
Fer steamer Argo, lroiu Edisio and way Land?
ings-K E Jenkins, O K Mu-dleton, J E Cdhus. T
C Balley, C G Whale/. W i Kddnigs. JOH W lia ky,
Mrs W u Graham. Miss Gi a um, E Ravened, J it P
Raventl.
*VRX CALEXftAR.
HOOK'S r-RASEs.
Faa Moon, 6th. io boars, io mientes: tn )rninji.
La?t quarter, lath. 0 ii.uis. o mffl?'cx,evening.
New Mooa. 20th io bonis. 4? ntinntts: evening.
First Quarter, t9th. 1 htfcrs. ;4 miauten, morn g.
?ARCH.
6i Monday.
ti Cnesdey.
M Wednesday i
?I Thursday.I.
lol Friday.
llpaturday...
laiSnndey.
aw?.
IU55S.
SCS i Hool,
sers. u.As.
6..22
6..21
6..2IT
6..19
6..18
6..IC
a. .15
6.. 0
S.. 1
r-:ioH
WAT?*
rises, j 7.. 13
0..49 7..56
7..55. 8..40
9.. 0 0..19
10.. 9 10.. 2
ll..15 10..51
morn. ll.. 53
.MARISE KEW?.
.CHARLESTON, S. C..MARCH G, 1871
ARRIVED SATURDAY.
Sehr Cynosure, Plnkuaui, Baracoa-10 days,
Fruit. To ti Bart ft co. Paul. Welch ft Brande?.
Sehr Ann S Dea?, Garbatii, West Poiut Mill. 70
tierces rice. To W C Bee ft c ?. Fra er ft DHL
Steamer Argo, Ktesam, Hellst? and Wav Land
inge, io bega ?ea.island cotton, io bale? upland
cotton, cotton seed, muse, ftc. To Douglas Nis?
bet W.Brayton, WA Boyle, M McGorty. Ciacluaft
Witte, stoney ft Lowanna, A W Eckel ft co, Bo li?
man n Bros, B Jacobs*, ? Richards.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Georgia, dowell. New York-lcrt 2-1
Inst. Mdse. To Wagner, ? tiger ft co, W A Courte?
nay ft co, J K Adger Si co. c D Ahrens ft co, M ft
A AShtou..A U Abrahams ft Son, J D Aiken ft co.
Reid ft Mather, L Levi, Rodgers ft Adams. J U
Burton, f VT Earnest ft Son. W M Bird A- CO, T M
Bristoll & co. E Batts Av:o..B Boyd, E E Bedford,
J A moke, S Browu, J P Brown, ,M J Booili, TA B,
C Bart ft co, tv s Bissen, Crane. Roy 1st un. ft co. T
D Clancy ft co. L Colieu.ft co, D D Ch u. M II Col?
lins, Cameron, Barkley ft co, PS C?en ppr, i owie,
Moise ft Davis, R L Davtil ft co, A W Eckel ft co,
Elias Broi, Furchsotr, Benedict ,v co,DP Heming
ft co, FOrsytUe, Mccomb ft co, J S Fiurly ft co, I L
.Falk A co, A G Goodwin ft co. W Gurney, Gerdts
ft co, J U Graver ft cu. Goodrich, Winenian ft co.
G J Luhn, Hurt ft co. T M Horley ft Bro, Miss E
Haas. Dr S C Uascll, J W Harrisson. W ll Jones A
co, Johnston, Crews ft CJ, Kiatte ft co. 1' i.otz. c
Kerrison, fclinck, Wicket-berg ft co, R Lathers, P
P Murray, Lenguick, Sell ft filter, R l awless, P
B Lal awe ft co. Laurey ft Alexander, UcLoy ft
Kice, ii Mernaugh, J no G Milner ft co.. Murphy A
Little. C L McCk-nahan. S R Marsha'!, Nacliuiauii
ft co, B K NeufvUle. A Niemanu, D O'Neill ft Sou,
B O'Nfcill. J F O'Neill. U Paul ft co. W F Paddon,
Puu:, Weich ft Bramks, Uavenel. Holmes .t co. .1
Russell, J Rugheimer, V J Ruckle, W c Sibley. E B
Stoddard ft co, Steneus, Werner ft Ducker, w A
Skrlue, Steele ft Wardell, Stol), Webb ft co, W J
Trim, R C Sharp, W Wilson. W Sch rrj? 1er, J F Tay?
lor ft co, R Thomllnson ft co, Walker, Evans 4
Cogswell, S ll Wilson, W U Welch, M A Warren,
Urn Watts, M J Zernow, G W ?flliaius ft co. Agt
Florida steamers, Southern Express co, N E Rail?
road, s c Kai.road co, SOM Atkins, ami others.
Encountered gales of head winds nearly thee?
ure passage, sunday, ut ll A M, orr Frying Pau
passed steamer Lucille, for Baltimore; noun, pass?
ed San Jacinto; 2 PM. passed tho steamer Alan
hatton.
Steamer Dictator, Coxettcr. I'alaika, via Jack
sunville. Fernandina and Savannah. 93 bag
sea Island conon, 5 hhds molasses, 23 [ikgs mdse,
ftc. lt> Ravetii 1 ft co. J D AH en ft co, Piuckiicy
BroB, W M Lawton ft Sons, Fraser ft Dill, Mord
cal ft co, w M Bird ft co. W B Williams ft Son,
W Williams ft co, /} W Witte, Geo li Ingraham
Son. stoney ft Lowndes, J Campsen ft co. Paul
Welch ft Brandes an? Older. ' ...
CLEAfl*D. SATURDAY- J i
Steapwlilp MRnnsxtanj'Woodhult, New York
JamesiAdgar.t co. . ?
Br ship Islikid Home, McLeMau, Liverpool--H
Card. ' - .
span^bidg Rosa-, Santos, Vlgo,:s?;aln-WP'Hnll
^ii^.YESTEi::)-.v)'r^ \>.'; -
Ste??M^Menhattan;:TCot?diiiii^ Xaxk.
Snip RttWin%?ip. Siewarr, EivafbML
. Spairthrk-Elvira,-Ollvvr. llutculoott: ^
Nor bam Tettrwir^ritAUi???n.-XrVentool.
Nor bark Prdl S liwefgard'.SWRln, Guttenburg.
Mass UarreuSaw?'tr. Sii'itn, North Weymouth
Btttato>R,pI*3r Ropt:S' Wl"c* a 1,ort in Creai
Sehr D B Everett, Hooper, New Orleans
FROM TU IS 1-?RT.
3, mTboursFalC?n' Uol'Sey' Ullitlmore
Marc|1.r2Ja,'K'8 'Velareu' W*>> J-^ksonville,
Sehr .veille, Plummer, Jacksonvue, March ?
CLEARED F OK Tills VUR-r
tffichi8"iP Ge0rgla' Crowcl'1. al Xtw York,
JSSl^Z fM RiVCr" Dlncklt,y'ilt PWUdelplna,
Sehr Ellas Moore. DeGroot, at Baltimore,
Sehr Walton, Boyd, at New York, March 2. 1
MEMORANDA,
SATANNAH, Marca 4.-Arrival, snips Tecumseh
and Jas Jardere, Liverpool. -Cleared, steamships
San Jacinto and Huntsville, New York; Tonawan?
da. Phlladelpnla; sehr?; Hattie Ellen, Brunswick,
to load for New York; Seguin, Portland.
SAVANNAH, Mareil 5.-Arrived, steamship Virgo
and sehr \V W maro, New York; brig Slmoda,
Providence.
LIST OF VESSELS
TT, CLEARED AND 8AILSD FOR THIS POST.
FOREIGN,
LIVERPOOL.
Ship Tranqnebar, Harward, sailed.Jan 21
Ship Canova, LeSack, sailed.Feb 8
Back Annie Kimball, S.lnson, cleared.Jan 20
Bark Florence Chipman, Jopes.Jan 25
NEWPORT. ESQ.
The G H Bevan, Bevan, sailed..Jan- 9
SIIDDLEBORO', ENG.
The Oscar, Peterson, saded.Feb 5
CARDIFF.
The Jean Vivian, Brewer, sailed.Jan -0
CALLAO.
Fr bark Intimes, Gefilot, sailed.Oct 16
D?3IESTIC.
BOSTON.
Ship City of Boston, Wyman, cleared.Feb 19
Schr'S C Tyler, Barrett, up.Feb 13
Sehr B N Hawkins, Wyatt, up.Feb 22
SEW TORE. ?
Steamship Georgia, Crowe?, cleared.March 2
Sehr Lilly, Hughes, cleared.Fen 24
Sehr Vraie, Mason, un.Feb 24
Sehr Walton, Boyd, cleared.March 3
PHILADELPHIA.
steamslrin Fall River, Hinckley, cTd.March 3
Sehr E A Hooper, Hooper, up...Feb 18
Sehr EB Evernran, Corson, cleared.Feb 3
Sehr A E Glover. Terrv, op. T.*..k eb *
Sehr Jessie S Clark, Clark, cleared.Feb 21
Sehr Banenhower, Grace. cleared.Feb 20
Schr-Clara, Millford, up.Feb 25
BALTI1?OKB.
Br bark Lord Baltimore, Brown, up.Feb is
Brig ME*Rowland, Rowland, cleated.Feb.i?
Sehr Arctic, Woodeman. up.Feb IR
Sehr Ellas Moore, UeGrcot. cteareii.March 2
Sehr Sea Queen, Rosebrook, cleared.Feb 24
sehr Eureka, Mayo, np.?.March 2
ROCEPORT, XE.
Sehr Frsnk A Baa dy, McCobb, cleared.Feb 3
PROVIDENCE. .
Br bark Hipparc?s, Calhoun,.cleared.Feb 18
F
St-ipjung.
OB J? E Vt YORK.
ON THURSDAY, MARCH 9TH, AT FOUR
O'CLOCK P. M.
NEW IRON STEAM LINE-ESTABLISHED JS70'
- STATE-ROOM"- ALL ON DECK.
The Splendid New Iron Side Wheel Steamship
GEORGIA, Crowcll- Commander, will sail
for New York oa- THURSDAY, Mareil Otb, at 4
o'clock. P M.. from Pier No. 2. Union Wharves.
The Fine New Iron Steam-hip SOUTH CAROLI?
NA will follow on THURSDAY 16th March.
Through Bills of Lading given on Colton to
l?yerpi ol, Boston, Providence and the New Engj I
laflu'M?nufacturicg'Towns, at thc lowest niur
ker rates.
Freights on Upland Cotton through ta Liver?
pool nlue-sixieenths of a penny. Sea island one
penny. Upland Cotton to New York half cent,
...jeu I-?and ihrec quarter cent.
J.'isnrsue- by-feteamersroj tels Line M per cent.
For.Freight EugtrgemenU. or-'. ramage, nayl::^
very One state-room accommodations, apply to
WAGNER, HUGER A CO., No. 2C Eroad street, or
teUVM.A. COURTENAT, No. 1 Uulou Wharves.
marc-4
F
O B N E W YORK.
OLD UNK NEW YORK AND CHARLES
TON STEAMSHIPS?.
ESTABLISHED 1 84 5.
SPACIOUS AND ELEGANT DECK STATE-ROOMS,
The very fast and splendid Side-Wheel Steam?
ships of this Line will sall from A'dgtr's Sou:h.
Wharf as follows during the mouth o'March:
J A. MtS AUGER. TUESDAT, Ttl), at 5 P. M.
CHAMPION, SATURDAY. 11th. at 7 P. M.
CHARLES! ON, TUESi'AY, Util, at 12? P. M.
MANHATTAN. SATURDAY, ISih, at 4?? P. M.
JAMES ADGER, TUESDAY, ?1st, St 6 P. M.
CHAMPION. SATURTJAY, 25th, ai*7 P. M.
CHARLESTON, TUE6DAY, 284b, ut ll A. M.
w Through Bills ol Lading given on Colton to
Liverpool, Boston. Providence and the New Eng?
land manufacturing towns at the lowest market
rate?.
Freights on upland cotton through to Liverpool
mue-Bixteeaias ufa peony: sea island one penny.
Upland cotton to New York ? cent, sea islam i
?c.
For Freight or Passage engagements, apply to
marl-lino_J A M Ea? ADGER & CO.
JfiOR PHILADELPHIA,
WEEKLY STEAM LINE-THURSDAYS.
The Iron Screw Steamship
FALL RIVER,
HINCKLEY, Commander,
Will be dispatched for Philadelphia on <r?-?&*.
THURSDAY. 9th March, at s o'clock ;* ??y??jtf?
M.. from Brown's North Wharf.
?9-Throagli Bills Lading will be Issued tu boa
ton.
For Freight engagements apply to
WM. A. COURTENAY,
mar6-mwth3_No. 1 Union Wharf.
rpHROUGH BILLS LADING TO AND
FRO? ll ALTIMORE PHILADELPHIA.
BOSTON, BREMEN,
AND THE CITIES OF THE NORTHWEST.
The fine Steamship MARYLAND, ^^?
Johnson, commander, will sail for Bal.^aaMB
tlmore on TUESDAY, "th March, ut 4 o'clock, i\ AL
ta~ rhua'dciphia Freiguts lorwardeu io mai
city by railroad from Baltimore without ?ul.li
ticnal insurance, and Consignees are allowed am
pl;.-time to sample and sell their Goods from
the Railroad Depot in Philadelphia.
BAUL C. TRKMIOLM. Agent,
mar2-3_No. 3 Union Whsrvoa.
J3AC1FIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPii
THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN.
FARES GREATLY REDUCED.
Steamers of the above line leave Pier
No. 42, North River, foot ol Caual'
street, New York, at 12 o'clock noon, of ???? 'Vi!
and 20th ol every mouth (except when thew
'lates fallon Sunday, then the Saturday Drer ed
lng.
Departure of the 20th connect?t Panama wit'
steamers for South Pacinc and central America)
ports. Those of 4th touch at MausanlUo.
Steamship GREAT REPUBLIC leaves San Fran?
cisco tor Japan and China March l, 1S7L
No California steamers touch ai Havana, bn
go disect from New York to Aspinwal).
One hundred pounds baggageire?? to each adult
Medicine and attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or other information appi
lt the COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, ou th-'
wharf foot of Canal street, North Uiver. New
kork. F. R. BABY, Agent.
julyl6-lyr
F
OR F LO il IDA,
TWICE A WEEK.
'OR SAVANNAH, FERNANDINA. JACK.SOI?
VILLE, Pl I. AT KA AND ALL POINTS ON
TUE ST. JOHN'S RIVER.
The Steamer DICTATOR, captain " -^TP^te,
i. M. COXETTER. will sai: ffom^iaBBSS
outhern Wharf for above points every 'masoni
I VENING, at f.3o o'clock, arriving back ai Charles
on every SUNDAY AFTERNOON, at 6 o'clock-.
The Steamer CITY POINT. Captain D. li. Vincent,
ill sall from Southern Wnari fur above polnu
rery FRIDAY EVENING, at ?.30 o'clock, arriving
ack at Charleston WEUNESDAY AFTERNOON, at 6 j
'clock.
RAVEN EL ? CO.. Agent?,
octl? ? Southern wharf.
F
OR LIVERPOOL
Thc Al Clipper Bark MIDAS, W. S. Hig?
gins, Master, 500 tonp, having considerable
portion ol cargo engaged, will, be promptly
spatched.
Apply to WILLIAM ROACH A CO.,
mai-6-3 Agents
F
OR LIVERPOOL
The First-class British Bark MINNIE, JEU
Stewart, Master, having a portion ol her?as*
cargo engaged, and being o? small capacity, will
meet with dispatch for the above port.
For Freight engagements apply to
ROBT. MURE ? CO.,
mara . ," .. central WJiarf.
jp O R LIVERPOOL.
. The Al British Bark BELTISTE, Nielsen, ^i*
Master, having a portion or her cargo en-SHJt
gaged and being of small capacity, will meet wirn
dispatch ror the above porti For Freight engage?
ments ajipry to ROBERT MURE A CO.,
feb2l Central Wharf.
JOE SAVANNAH..
ELEGANT STATE ROOM ACCOMMODATIONS.
The Splendid Steamer DICTATOR, " _ ?1T**h.
Captain.L. M. Coxetter, will leave^HSSEBK
Souih?rn Whavr oh TDESDAT EVENING, Maren 7,
1S71, at 8.30 O'clock, for the above place.
The splendid Steamer CITY POINT, Captain D.
B. .Vincent, wHI leave Southern Wharr for the
above place on FRIDAY EVENING, 7-larch 10,1871,
at 8.30 o'clock. . RAVEN EL ? CO., Agents.
marl_.
?pOR SAVANNAH VIA BEAUFORT AND
PACIFIC LANDING. . ' .
The Steamer PILOT BOY, Captain . /?JT^AW
J. W, Sly, win leave Central Whari^aiasSMC
ror above points every MONDAY MORN INO, ai ?
o'clock, and ror Beaufort and Pacltlc Landing
every THURSDAY, leaving here at 8 o'cioek A. M. .
I For Freight or Passage, apply io
J. D. AIKEN, Agent,
febl_No. 5 Central Wharr.
^TEEKLY LINE TO SAVANNAH.
THROUGH BY DAYLIGHT. ?
FOR PACIFIC LANDING. BEAUFORT, .HlLTO>
HEAD, SAVANNAH, DARIO AND
BRUNSWICK, GA.
The ravortte steamer
ELIZA HANCOX,
Capt?in L. W. BCRNS,
will receive Freight- at Accommoda- P . ,3^?^,
lion wharf ror above points every JnSjHC
TttE?DAT. and leave on every WEDNESDAY AIOKN
INO. at 7 o'clock, arriving at Savannah the sam-'
evening, and leaving for Harlen, Ac, the-Jaliow
lue illuming. Returning, will leave Savannah to
Charleston every MONDAY MORNING, at 7 o'clock
For Freight or passage, apply to
RAVENEL, HOLMES ir CO.,
seplO ' * . ?? No. 177 East Har.
Q.EORGETWN STEAM PACKET."
The Steamer EMILIE. Captain C. r -?rr^i?.
C. White, will receive Freight "t ?jg jjjp
Commercial Wharf, every SATURDAY and Wsi>
NESDAY, and leave each port as follows :
Charleston, on SUNDAY end WEDNESDAY NIGHT
at lu o'clock.
Georgetown, on TUESDAY and FRIDAY MORNING
at 6 o'clock.
OU'SATOHDAY River Freight will be received for
Keithflcld aud Wey mouths-Mills, and ou WEDNES?
DAY ior Brook ir reeu Mills.
For engugemetiis, apply to
SHACKELFOKD 4 KELLY, Agents,
jan30-mth No. l Boyce's Wharf.
ClotHiHg cub ^niifi^n3^|^_
MARKED DOWN.
TO. REDUCE STOCK, WE OFFER- THE
BALANCE OF OUR
WINTER GOODS.
AT
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
" '; NAMELY :
BEA YEP. OVER SACKS, $35 and $40, to $35
BEAVER OVER SACKS, $35, to ?28
BEAVER OVER SACKS, $:o .md j 32, to $25
BEAYER AND MELTON OVER SACKS, $25 and
$J9, to $:o "
BEAVER AND MELTON' OVER SACKS, $18 ax
$22, to $15 ? . ".. ! -' . .
BEAVER AXI) MELTON OVER SACKS,Hi and
$15, to |11
UNION BEAVER OVER SACKS, ?10, to $7^
USlUN BEAVER OVER SACK;-, $7,_tO * ?
BEAVER, KING WILLIAM, $2S, to $20
BEAVER, KING WILLIAM, ?20, to $15
/?. .....
CHINCHILLA D. B. SACKS, $25, to $20
CHINCHILLA D. B. SACKS, $15, to $12
CHINCHILLA D. E. SACKS, $12, lo $10 '
CH1NCUILLA.D. B. .SACKS, $10, to $V
WE HAVE IN STOCK,
A FULL LINE OF WOODS,
SUITABLE
FOB MENS' WEAR.
: }
J. H. LAWTON & CO.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC BUILBim
NexDspaperB, ??iago7in.csf Ut.
ASK FOR THE MARCH NUMBER
OPTHZ
RURAL CAROLINIAN,
and read the following anieles: Does Farming
Pay in the Souta ? D. Wyatt Aiken; Commercial
Manuics with Experiments, Edward McIntosh;
Carolina Rice in Italy, F. PeyrePurchtr; Espartu
Grass, Eugene W. Uilgard; The Fig, a Neglected
Resource, p. j. Berckinuns; Experiment? with 1
Tomatoes, lt. Chlsolm; Irish Poiatoes ior Winter
use, H. W. Kaveh?l: Ja the South astockCuun
try \ D. Wyatt Alkea; Bee Hives and Bee Charm?
ing, P. J. Qiuuieuaum; Htstury uf Charleston
Phosphates, L. M. Hatch. * . J
Also many other article?, yarled correspond?
ait ?V1,lm,uel, WUorial matterthis Die LKAD
N& SOL'lHfcRN AGRICULTURAL MAGAZINE.
Subscription, $2 per annum.
Address
KURAL CAROLINIAN,
iel>27 Charleston, S. C.
Situ ?rocerle?; &t,
BEDFORD'S (LATE CORWINS) GROCERY
AND
T E _A_ WAREHOUSE
HBADQUABTERS FOB SELECTED DAIRY BUTTER
PTJEE LEAF LARD
PRIME FACTORY AND# ENGLISH CHEESES
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN CB4CKSBS. >n
BISCUITS; *C" ?C.
NV B.^I CLAIM TO KEEP THE LARGEST STOCK AND . MOST EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OR
FAMILY GROCERIES IN THIS CITT. . . *
VERY
CHOICE
FAMILY
FLOUR.
E. E. BEDFORD,
PURE
BRANDIES, 'WINE
AND VBRY. OLB .
WHISKIES.
SUCCKSSOS. 70
WILLIAM S. CORWIN A CO.,
Now 27? KING ST-ftEET,
OPPOSITE HASfiL.
WHOLESALE AJVI> RETAIL. DEALER
IN . ' * ' . .
Fine Teas, Coffees, Sugars", Provisions, S'pices, &c
. . }1ER?IETICULY SEALED FRUITS.
VEGETABLES, MEATS, S O? p S, &c._ - #
AU articles ?oki from this establishment are of the VBXY BEST QUALITY and WARRANTED.
Gooda lellvered to all pans of the City, Railroad Depots, Stearaboats, free, of expense.
.EVER / E. DfiVFORD. I . SESD FOR A ? i J AS. S. MARTIN.
JEO. H. GRCBER. f CATALOGUE. J WM. o. MOO?,.Ju.
.fer tillers.
ATLANTIC PHOSPHATE COMPANY,
. . OF CHAI?LE?T???, ?3. t.
F. J. PORCHER, President. F. J. PELZER, Treasurer.
DIRECTORS.
W..LED BY.,.... .W. P. HALL.. '.L. D. DkSAUSSURE.B. G. PINCKNEY
THE ATLANTIC PHOSPHATES AHE NOW FEING MANUFACTURED AT THEIR W0RKS.05
ASHLEY-BIVEI?; under tue<lire.,flon.?of a;i experienced and Practical Chemist. The Company la?
tent] this tu be a first class Fertilizer, and one which .eau i?c recommended to Plant?is.
STANDARD GITARAJVT?ED
THE COMPANY ARE ALSO PREPARED TO MANUFACTURE ' - . -
ACID PHOSPHATE;
POR COMPOSTING WITH COTTOM SEED. . :
This preparation ls highly recommended by ChemUtsTas with lt Planters are enabled io make
their own Fertilizers. . -
The ATLANTIC PHOSPHATE is sold at $35 r ex ton ooah, or-on time, with interest at the raba
of one per cent, per mon:h. - .
The ACID PHOSPHATE ls sold at ?30 per ton Cash, or-r on time, with interest at the rate of |
one per cent, per month. . . ?
. PELZER, RODGERS & CQ.S G?n?ral Agente,
dec31-4mOS ' - * nROWS'g WHARE1, CHA UKEVKtti, S.O. .
~T?~FACTORS AND PLANTERS j
The nndertdgned bees- to inform lils customers and'the* public that, in addition to his Works at
Savannah, he h is established extensive Superphosphate Wm ks at the WAPPOO MILLS, "opposite this
city, wliie:i areuow ?u ac'h-e operation, manufacturing his r.-eil k .own fertilisers, the .
PH O SPH O - PERUVIAN
AND . ...
AHMOSIATED S0L?BLK PACIFIC GUANOS, ..
. . AND WHERE ES WILL ALSO.KEKP ON HAND
x o . i Vi; BUT TA if GUAN O,^
SOUTH CAROLINA PHOSPHATE^
nf Ut* highest grade from his Ashepoa Mines, (crude and ground,) analyzing over sixty .per cent, ol
Uoue Phosphate ol Lune; and
#,AND 3?LABXER"
These Works have been opened under Hie Inspection of Dr. CU. SHEPARD, Jr., Inspector cf
Fertilizer* for South Carolinarand every p?ceme will bear hw brand certify lug to us inspection.
Ui:Bormity of t; nail ty tjuaraute-.d and prices reduced,
Messrs. G. A. TB EN HOLM ?SON. General Agents, I rHAtu CCTAVT a r>
Mestis. G?AESEE & SMITH, Ageiiis. f UUAKW5??WN, S. w
J. Ti. IriARD Y *
jnnl3 OOR?CBR RASTRA Y AND BROAD STREBT, CHA Ii LESTON, S. C. ?
drngs, ?Crjcmuais, frc.
ROS AD AL IS,
ROSAD ALIS is the best Blood
Purifier.
ROSAD ALIS, a sure eure for
.Scrofula.
EOS AD ALIS, endorsed by
Physicians.
ROSADALIS. a potent reme?
dy for Rheumatism.
ROSADALIS-Tried and true.
ROSADALIS, the best Altera?
tive extant;
ROSADALIS endorse! by the
following Physicians:
Dr. P.. W?L80K CARR. of Baltimore.
Dr. T. C. PUGH, ol Rainmore.
Dr. TH Ci?: J. BoYKIX. of Ba'itmore.
Dr. A. DURG.VN. ol Tlirborx?'. K. C.
Hr. J. 3. SPARKS, <>f Nieliolasvlle, Ky.
Ur. A. F. WHEELER, of Un?a, Ohio. '
Dr. W. UMLLUWAY. o? Philadelphia.
Dr. J. L. ?Mci.ARTHA, of Soutli Carolina,
and many uii.eis. See ROSADALIS ALMANAC.
IC OSAD?LIS,
endors:d.liy Rf v. U ARNEY BALL, now ol Mary?
land Coa i r?;?ce. fnimerly.Cliapl.iin in the. Con
federate Ai m'y of Northern Virginia. . -
ROSADALIS .
ls Alterative, Tonic an-I Diuretic, and acts at
one and the ??noe time npnto; tue 13 LU OD, L1VEK,
KIDNEYS and ali the SECRETORY ORGANS, ex?
pelling all impure matter and building up the
sys;em to a heall ny, vigorous condition.
ROSADALIS
IS SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
DOWIE, MOISE & DAVIS, ) Wholesale
GOODRICH, WINEMAN A CO., | Agents lu
. Dr. H. DAER, ' ) Charlestop.
mai6ly _
STJK/E POP !
DEATH TO RATS,
ROACHES,
: BEDBTJGS,&c.
' ... NEVER FAILING.
BOXES DOGBUE THE SIZE AS OTHERS
"HERMETICALLY SEALED AND
ALWAYS FRESH. ?
Sold ai Wholesale hy . .
DOWIE, MOISE" & DAVIS,
And at. retnl by ntl Druggists, fehl-6mo
?ENZINE, DOUBLE DISTILLED,
FOR CLEANING CLOTHES.
For sale wholesale and retail by
Dr. H. BA ER,
No. 131 Meeting street.
ill cu's linc eric car.
THE CHEAPEST .
SM SHIRTS AND COLLARS
IN THE CITY ARE TO BE FOUND AT
E. SCOTT'S
. STAR SHIRT EMPORIUM,*
MEETING STREET, OPPOSITE MARKET.
PRICES GREATLY REDUCED.
8TAR SHIRTS MADE "TO ORDER AT SHORT
? NOTICE, AND A
PERFECT FIT CUARAWTEEP._
Sitters. ._^
rjtESTIMONIALS.
Reifd a few of the Testimonials In iegard to the
EFFICACY of that STERLING MEDICINE,
OLD CAROLINA BITTERS.
A few Ceri ideates from the many In ont1 posses?
sion from persons wliu have, tested thc
OLD CAROLINA BITTERS:
FROM TUE POSTMASTER AT TUMBLING
SHOALS, S. C.
TUMBLING SHOALS, S. C., April fi, 1870.
Messrs. Goonuicu, WINEMAN A- CO., Charleston.
S. C.:
Gentlemen-This ls to Inform yon that abont-R
year ago 1 was in delicate health, worn oat with
old age and hard work, welghiug one hundred
and twenty-live pounds; upon . request I com?
menced using the OLD CAROLINA BITTERS. Ar?
ter using nine bottles, 1 felt as well and vigor?os
as thirty years ago-w.eut to work and made
money. I weighed, after using the abov<., one
hundred and seventy-two pounds*. 1 have since
been strong and hale. Accept, gentlemen, my
thanks, and success say I to tue OLls CAROLINA
BITTERS,
(Signed) RANSOM PHILLIPS, P. M.,
Tumbling Shoals,-8. C.
FROM ANDREW CHAMBERS, IRWINTON, GA. ,
IRWXNTON, GA., September 25,1869.
Messrs. GOODRICU, WINEHAN A Co.:
Gentlemen-When m your city, two weeks ago,
your Dr. Service gave "mc a bottle or your cele?
brated "CAROLINA BITTERS, which 1 brought
home for my father, whose health was very feeble-.
Alter wmc it he wus so well pleased with Its
eflects. that he considers them almost indispensa?
ble. Please hud enclosed sixteen, (ino.) the'prlce
of two cases; direct them W. J. Chambers A Sen,
No. 16, V. R. R. l'ours, very respectfully,
(Signed) ' ANDREW CHAMBERS.
ANO!UER VOICE FROM GEORGIA.
Fty.T VARLET. GA., september 16,1869*.
Messrs. COOIIKICU. IVlSMAXA Co., Charleston:"
Gentlemen-I uii.e-i-rt-ut please bi informing
you that my wile expcilf-nccd great benefit
lrom thc use of the (flail CAROLINA BITTERS.
lt is cert al nly a good medtoiae, and-1 w?aW be
pleaded If you wouid send me anoUier- dozen im
ined:aieiy. Kespectiuliy. Ac,
(Signed)- JNO: A. HOUSER.
Sold by ali Drnggists In Charleston. The trade
aupphed by
GOODRICH, WONEMAN Jk .CO.,
Piiuclpal Depot, No. 35 Hayne street. -
3<XO T H ERN DYE HOUSE;
Anew FRENCH DYE HOUSE has been opened j
t No. a59 King street, where. D?ElNG-in all coi?
rs, and Cleaning of aU kinds is done at the :
hortest notice and ter the best strie. t
I. BILLER. French Dyer,
No. 359 King street, near corner George st: eet.
sepie-iyr 1
Railroads.
vrORTHEASTfiEN * RAILROAD COM*
ll PANY.
CT?ARI.ESTQN, S. C., Febroary'll, 1871.
Trains ?eave thai lesion Kally at 12 M.and"6:80
P. M. t . . /'
Arrive at Charleston 7:30 A. M. (Mondays ex?
cepted) and IM P. M? " .'
Train dots not leave Charleston 0:03 P. M., srt?
DAY8.
Train leaving at 12 il makes through connec?
tion tc >ew York, via Kichmoud and Acquia
Creek only, going through in t? hours, wrrnu?T
DETENTION ON SUNDAYS.
Passeogers leaving hy 6:30 P. M. Train have
choice of route, via Kichmond and Washington,
or via Portsmouth and Baltimore. Those leaving
FRIDAY by this Train lay over on SOWAY in Bal?
timore. Those leaving on SATURDAY remain SUN?
DA- in Wilmlugton, N. CK
This is the cheapest, quickest and most pleasant
route to Cincinnati, Ciiicago and other points
West and Northwest, both Trains* making close
connections at Washington with Western trains
OT Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
& S. SOLOMONS,
Engineer-and Superintendent.
P. L-CLEAPOB, General Ticke: Agent.
leblM2mo8_"_*._'
SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAIL-'
ROAD.
. PASSENGER TRAINS on this Road rwr daily $?
follows: ' -
Leave Charleston............8.30 A. M.
? Arrive at Savhunah.3.00A*? M.
Leave Savannah.1146 A. M.
Arrive at charTeston.5.20 P. ?tf. . '
Cennecib nt Savannah with the Atlantic k GnUT
Railroad for. Jacksonville, St. Augustina, and au.
points in Florida. . _
Witti Central Railroad 'or Macon, Atlanta,*Mo~
bile. Ne* Orleahra'cd Ole West.
With steamboats for paints on the Savannah:
River.
At Charleston with thej?ortheastern and Seeth
Carolina Railroads, and Steamships Xor all poiats
Serth and West? ?.??!**.
Through Tickets over this line on sale at Botels,
in Charleston; Screven Rouse, Savannah; and all.'
principal TIctet ortlees- North and South.
Freights ftrwarded daily to and rrom Sam
nah and all polals beyond.
Through Bilhi of Lad.ug Issued to Jacksonville,
Palatka, 4c.
Tana* as low as by ?my other Hue. . .
.a S. OA DSD RN.
octs_. Enzineerand Superintendent,
OtJTH ?AKOLH?A RAlLROAP.
S
VICE-PRESIDENT* OFFICE, . 1
CHARLESTON, S*.C, January 18,1871. j
On and after SUNDAY, January 22, the Passen?
ger i'rasns on 't?c r-^. r ?HA Railroad will
ru; as ?oilows:
FOX ACOCSTA.
Leave Ohar.estd....12.W3?. M.
Arrive at ^u?,asta...:.8.1FP. M..
FOB. COOMBIA.
Leave '.marleston.\20 A. M.
Arrive :>i Columbia.3.40 P. M.
- roa cuiaLEteTOs:
Leave Augusa-... v. 7.40 A. M.
Arrives* Charlearon. 3.20P.M.
. Leave Coln :c Mt?. '. :.?...-..12.16 P. Mt
Arru ve a: ??atkrS icu.?ri.7.60 P. M.
>LOUSIA K?oar ?C?FU?SS.
(Sundays excepted.)
Let ve Charleston.?...8.80 P. M.
Arrive i'~ Auguste.7.05 A, M.
' Leave Augusta-..-. 6.60 P. M..
Arrive at Charleston.5.40 A.M..
COLUMBIA KIO HT KXl'USSS.
(Sundays excepted.")
Leave Charleston.7.10 P.M..
Arrive a: Cpiumbia.6.00 A. M.
Leave coombia.7.50 P. M.
Afrivrat Charleston... :.6.46 A. M.
SUirXI It VILLE THAIN.
Leave C.narl?ston.?ZO P. M.
Arrive at Summerville.6.00* P. M.
Leave Sunr*nci-vil!t?....<-.v. 7.00A/M.
Arrive-at ctuuestnr;.,.4.16 A. M.
CADDEN BRAN cn. ur
Leave Camden.:.9.56 A.M.
Arriveat Kl?rviHe,...----.1.20P. M.
Leave Kingvilie..2.30 P.M.
Arrive at cinnofl".6.00 P. M..
\- Day and Night Trains make close connections
awfciigu6ta wt h Ge.rgia Rstlroad. sud central
Night Train connects with Macon find Augusta
Railroad.
Columbia Night Train connects with Greenville
and Columbia Rulrroad. -'
Camden Trala* connects daily with Day Passen?
ger Trains. '
jania A. L. TYLER. Vice-President.
Sitters:
OLD CAROLINA B? TIERS.
" FOR SALE .BY
E. E. BEDFORD, King street,
"C. D. ARRENS & CO., Sing street,
* B. FELBMANN it CO., King strwt,
. C. aOifEIER,
And try Druggists and Grocers everywhere.
'-w
PASITOS
Cognac Bitters,
w FIBST PBIZE
Paris Exhibition 1867.
Purify tho blood and
strengthen the system,
eradicating the effect of
dissipation, maintain the
hiirhan traine .in condition
cf healthfulness, dispel tho
Blues and all menta! dis?
tempers, and relieve those
whose sedentary habits lay
them open to depression^
They prevent and cure mut?
ons und other Fevers, Fever and
Ague. Chitts, Diarrhoea, Dysen?
tery, Dyspepsia, Sea - Sickness,
Colic, Chotera, Cholera Morbus,
and every complaint inci
I dental to .diet or atm os -
I phere. Ladies will find
them a sovereign boon, as
they eradicate all traces
of Debility, Nervousness,
Inertness, and Diseases
peculiar to the sex.
.^Thousands of Testimo?
nials can be seen at the
office of
M. JACOBSON, Sole Proprietor.
04 & 00 Water Street, N. Y.
CLACIUS & WITTE,
CHAlU.ESTOXV
General Agents for the State of So. Carolina.
febli-iyruAC
TTPHAiPS ANTIDOTE FOR STRONG
U DRINK.
A SURE CURE JOR DR CNKJ5NNESS,
One Donar a Bottle. Sent by mall, postage
mid, on receipt of pricey f,
The Antidote is che best remedy that can be
idmlntstered La Maaia-a-Poict, and also for all
lervous atTecrion9 " j5
For sale by Dr. H. BA ER.
No. 151 lleoilog street,
octe. Agent lor South Carolina,