The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, March 18, 1871, Image 4
AB Old Sea-Port.
EVHN1KG 8??TCE.
Booked underneath steep, sterile hills that rise
TJer upon tier,-receding rar away,
The quaint old port,w?iarr-nanked toaeaward, hes,
- "A dingy crescent round the carving be*,
.?inall cruising craft about the barber glide,
"Mere chips or boats, each with Its one bright
?wing
Bright in the golden glow or eventide-?
?wooing the faint land-wind. A wee white thing
Shows on the Bouth sea-lme, and grows and grows.
Slow shadowing ship-shape; while to weetwarl
lar,
Outlined In the low-lying amber bar,
A sall sin ks with the day. The sweet repose
Procured of peace prevails; and, folding all
lu one wide zone of rest, jr looms the ?frey even
- , jan. [Chambers's Journal.
C03I3IEMCIAL NEWS.
Wile cnai litton Cotton. Klee anti Nay?!
Store? Market. ?
OFFICE CHARLESTON SEWS. -\
Fr. i D A Y . -Ev KN i K o, March 17, lin. i
COTTON.-This staple exhibited a ?ronger ?an
jfleaey early In the day, par yeola ri y in- the better j
fluaHUes, which improved in some cases ?<8)?c
*iro. but som e,or the dispatches being easier, the
market became quiet, and purchasers might have
-operated at slightly Bolter figures than during the
forenoon, the article closing with a disposition to .
Inside rates*, sales about TOO bales, of which about
1?0 were sold the evening before-17 at io; 288 at
.11; 1 arti?; atoll?; 31 .at-l??; 20at 12?;gat]
12? ; 21 at 18; 7 at IS?; 116 at :3? ;-4? at 13?; 15 at |
4 at 13?; 159-at 14; 12 at 14?, and io at 14?C
"We quote :
LIVERPOOL -CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinary.n?is*>l3
Low middling....-.?U8?.'a.l-i,??
* Middling_*?......] 3%<a 14
STJlct middling........... .14?@H?,
BICK.-This grain was quiet;" eales about ?06
tierces or olean Carolina-say 25 tes at 7?, 85 at
. 8, aaa 25 at S j? c ; 17 on -pr I va te terms. We quote
common to fair at 7?@7?, anoVgood at $~x?s%c
NAVAL STOBM.-The sales were loo bbJs spirits
turpentine at 48c "ft gatton.
Panie nra.-To Liverpool, jay steam direct norni
nal on "uplands; Tia New "York.. ?d on. ap?
lin de, li?@l?d, on esa Islands ; ?by sair'J
7-J6 on upland?, \? on sea islands, but
seminal, with room scarce and'rates unsettled.
To Havre- nominal. Coastwise-to New -fork,
by steam, ?c on- npj?nds and . ?o on 'se?
islands; $1 26 "* Uerce on rice; by saiV?c f? ib su
BOttion;-fl tierce on rice; wc ? batreron rosin :
$7@s ft Mon lumber; $9@to ? M on. timber. -ii
Boston, by Bau, ?e fV-A' on.npiand cotty:_
To Providence, by- sail $8 fl M OB beards, ,\?.
ft m on cotton; by steam $1'ft bale on New
York rates. To Philadelphia, by steam, Kc ft lb
on uplands; by san, $7 fl M on* boards; $9 ou
timber; S3 ft ton on. clay, and $883 so cn phos?
phates. To Baltimore, by steam, ?c fi h> by
sali, $660?7 fi Mon boara?* $e?8 25 ft ton au
'phosphate*'roc):. Vessels are in' demand by
our merohante to take lamber freights rn. ia
Georgetown, S. c.,-Danen and SatllHt Uiver. <;?
and Jackson vise, Fla., tci Northern porta, ah?l Si o
#12 fi M are th-a rat es on lumber and boards.
UCHAKSX.-Sterling 60 day bills 2l(?i2i?.
DOMESTIC ExoHAKOx. - The Hanks purchase
. sight checks at ?<gl? off, and sell at ? premium.
?oLD-ioKSn?. . - -
, ' ?'? ?;
Marketa Toy Telegraph.
MOS ay ttanxiB.
LONDON, March 17-Noon.-Consols 32 v Bonds
I*
Evening.-CC-JBOI8 92?. "-my-twos 92?:
Nsw YOKE, March 17-Noon.-Gold Bteady
st Ti?. Governments firm ia price but dali.
Books strong and active. Money -easy. Cx
ohAnge- long 9?; short io?. Freights dull
Evening.-Money closed e*s?y at 4a5 on call.
Poielgu exchange dull. Gold ji?an?i. Govern,
awaits very d ml ; Bixes 12? ; new ll. "state bonds
yerj dull?- Tennessee? ?4; new ff Ti. Virginias 67;
-n?w same. Lotilalanas 69?-; new''63. Levees
taxes 74; eights 84. Alabama eigiitsloo; fives jo;
Georgia sixes 80?; sevens-9C?. North Carnlhras
^jriew 25, South caronngs-; a ; mew 66?. Freight b
NEW ORLEANS, March n.-Sterlings*X- Sight
exchange ? discount. Gold ll?.
COTTON MAUSTS.'
LIVERPOOL, Mardi it-Noon.-Cotton arm; up?
lands 7?d; Orleans T?; sates-12,0(00 bale-; sol--a
ior the week 78,000;ior eseort 12,000; speculation
SWO; stock 804,000, American 466,080; imports
328,000; American lift OOO; actus' expone 85,000.
Evening.-Cotton closed qi- rte uplands 7?<J
Orleans 7-?d; suits 12,000 -bale?; speculation and
export 3000 bales. Maacbeet-er mai kel owlet. -
NEW YOBS, Marea? 17-Naen.-Cotton gute:
middling uplands 15??, Oceans I5?e. Sales l?o?
""bates, if
Evening-Colton heavy ?nd towera sales 2492
bales; mlddlmg ujlanda re?a
BOOTON, March -lt-Loteen quiet; middlings
16? c ; net receipts SB bales ; gm* 870; sale? 46u;
Stock 11,000; "bet rrcoipto-oi ?te wt ek 4366; grew?
?756; expon s to Yaimouib.'N S, 70 bales; salea of
the week scoo-balea. %
PROVIDENCE, March 17r-fleceipts at cotton Tar
the week 138 balee. * -
BALTIMORE, -Match 17.-Cotton-easier, bot Bot
lower; miudllngs 14?c; net receipts 4i8;grb-?
900; exports ccastwiEe 163; rales 500: stock 11,720;
aetTecelptB ot the wetk 1074; gross 2848; exports
to Ctntmtnt 3535; coastwise 9su; sales of theweek
-8630 bales. V
CITY-POINT. March 17.-eottcn-?flet ?ceints of
-too week 7401 bales.
NOBFOLJS, March 17.-Cotton' firm; low jtjjl
4Ung i3?c; net receipts 1210 bales; exports coa>t
Wise 71?; sales 60; stock cm; net.recelpt**oI the
' ' Week 8087; exports Coastwise 5081;tales 729.
"7 ftaJWOTON, March IT.-Oottou" n?set?ed; mW
.W?Bf? i3?c; net recelptBj98; sales se; stock 3500;
net receipts 0/ the week 632; exports coast wis r
soi; sales or the week 135 bal- a.
SAVANNAH, March 17.-Cotton In fair demand;
mlfldungs i4?c; mt receipts 1216bales 1 exporu
to Great Britain 7191 ;.10 Ccntlnent T60; coastwise
VB?: sales 1800; stock 70,8*3; net receipts ot.the
Week 10;173; exports to Great Bntaiq 10,ins;' to
Continent 3379; coast wise 4654; sales It>,T00.
-ArjGCSTA, March 18.-The high prices asked lor
cotton checked sales; bcyera 1-einjr very scarce;
eales 600 bales; receipts 340; middlings I3?c; re?
ceipts bf the week 2460; sales 8360; stock 22,o>o.
MOBILE, March 17.-Cotton dun; mlddungs
143ic; net receipts 877 bales; exports to comment
1839; CQsetwlse 25; sales 500; stock 60,777; net re.
OSipia for th? week 6946; exports.to G' eat BilfSln
2929;coutlnent2289; coastwise 1790; sales for the
week 0000.
.Nsw OKLEANS, March 17.-Cotton quiet; mid?
dlings 14xal4?c; net receipts IVM bjics; gr 1 a
14,179; sales 4200; stock 20.443; net receipts yt 4tr?
week 48.813; gross 6M85; exports to Liverpool
23,442; to Cork 4578; to Bremen 11,494, to Ant?
werp 4627; to Vera Cruz 1270 uto Genna 94*; "coast?
wise 3443; bumed 950; sales of the week 59,800.
GALVESTON, March n.-cotton active: good or?
dinary 12c; net receipts 429 bales rexpoi ts t o'Great
Bntcin 1484; sales 2T0; sioclr 54,439; ntt receipts
Xor the ' *ek 904i; exports to Great Britain 10.SST:
cont ?Bent 3200; coastwise 1907;' Bales fur the week
JU6CL
' PSOVISIONS AND PRODTJOX JtASEXTS.
LONDON, March 17-Noon.-Turpentine37s sd.
LIVERPOOL, Alavch 17-Noon.- Breads tu 0s quier
Hew oom 3Ss*84l. Pork 9ls."
Kxw YORE, March 17-Noon.-Flour qnlet and
unchanged. Wheat dull.hnd unchanged. Corn,
quiet and heav-v. Pork quiet; rhess $21 75a21 87.
Lard doll-.steam 12al2?. Turpentine dull, 5a?c.
Eosln *ie: .-rv, at $2 60 foT strained.
E\x-lng.-Fionr, Southern quiet and nu
.Manged;good.io choice extra $7 65. Whiskey a
Metre easier at 9l?a91Xc Wheat dull and
abont-lc lower; winter red and amber Western
B 7081 72. Corn heavy an'd lower; new mixed
Vestern 8ZS88. Bice quiet at-8?a8?. Pork firm;
new mess $2i 75. Plain mess beef $ioai?. Laid
lnacuve; kettle 13%. Turpentine Oatt at 52?.
Eosln heavy ; $2 60 tor strained.
CINCINNATI, March 17 -Pork offered at $21; no
?alea. Whiskey dull ana lojver at 85c
Nxw ORLSANB, Mareh 17.-Corn quiet at 71a
Wc. Oats C7a68. -6ugar quiet; prime wValO. Mo?
lasses, reboiled 4?a4S; prime sa
-1
Interior Cotton Marketa.
. ' YORK. VI LL E, March 15.-From 9 to ll?c.
BOCK HILL, March 14.-This market. In sym?
pathy wlth.others. has ruled dull, and prices have
declined from-? to ?c for middling.
CHARLOTTE. March 15.-57 bales sold to-dav
low middung 12?, middling l2?tol3c. Market I
.strong.
SELMA, March 15.-There were sales yesterdny
to the amount of 176. bales; low middling i2Wc
good ordinary 12?c. Market Brm. Good ooitons
"very scarce.
COLUMBCa?March 15,-Our market.ranch Im?
proved. Good demAnd. Good stries low mid-'
dungs 12?al3c; sales 405 bales; receipts 147- SIUD
mentsi30. ' ^
MONTGOMERY, March 15 -Our cotton market
Ja qnlet but steady,- low middlings l2?c.
? Wilmington Market. *
WILMINGTON, Mai ch 16 -l'OTTON_Stace onr
last report the market for this staple has ruled
rather weak-for the 10W grades, while, the higher
?rades h? ve* been in considerable demand, with
ot light ottering ?. At the close of our report the
market ie* firm 00 a basis of 13c for low middling.
SPIRITS TUKPENTINK1 here ha? been a steady
demand at a slurht de line In pri?e; existing
throughout the week. The price has been uniform
at 490per gal 00. at which ligares all offerings
-have been taken, except Tuesday and Wednes?
day, when the (rice ranged from 48a4S?c. The
JD art et clodes quiet aha steady. The-reported
sales only reach about' 200 barrels but a much
Janrer qnan Hr has unOoabtedl.v 'cbaneed hands.
Boens--Has boen firm and steady dnrlbg the
week, especially In strained, which has advanced
.?Ince our last report, ?ehlng readily at $2 i?s2 30.
??ere Las beta.no material change In Ute other
-rades. .Themarketcloaes-qol?C -?> ?
. entrai TUTWIOTINE.-Ttiere has been no change
lince onr last review, except on advanoe of loc
ier bbl for Bolt. The market has been Ulm daring
?he entire week, and some 15? bois have been sola
lt $210 for hard and $3 30 ror soft.
TAR-Has advanced 5c per bb*. The demand is
steady, with sales or about 1700 bbls during the
week at $155 per bbl.
SavaTnnah .Harket.
SAVANNAH, March ia-SBA ISLAND.-We haye
to report a quiet market, with sales or about 200
bales. "Ve quote : Clean mains and carts, 2*>?3;
common Georgias and Florida.*, 24a28; medium to
good' Floridas, 35a40; medium tine Floridas, 43
a45; fine Floridas, 46a50 cts. Scarcely any extra
line are on sale. ,
RECEIPTS.-Trie receipts at this port for the past
weekHsve been 9965 bales upland, and 239 bales
sea islands, from the following sources.: Central
Railroad, 6799 bales upland; Atlant? and Gulf
Railroad, 2070 bales upland and 150 bales sea Isl?
and; Augusta boats, 1067 bales npland; Florida
boats, 9 bales upland and 57 bales sea islands;*
wagons and censters, 20 bales upland and 82 bales
sea Island.
EXPORTS.-The exports for the week have*beeri
17.629 bales upland and 505 bales sea Island, as
feUDW?: iAveipool, ?931 bales upland and.262
bales sea island;New York,'2604 bales upland and
315 bales Bea^eland; BhWadelphia, 322 bales up?
land; Boston, 1140 bales upland; ("ronstadt, 2627
bales nplaDd; Barcelona, 750 bales upland;
Charleston, - bales upland and-18 bales sea is?
land ; Baltimore, 255 bales upland.
FOREIGN EXTORTS OF COTTON.-To Liverpool,
American ship -Southern Rights, 30Q2 bales up?
land; per British ship Annie BIngay, 3208 bal s
upland and 46 bates 'sea Islands; per American
ship Screamer, 3721 bales upland and 21c bales
sea Island; to Croustadt per American ahlpG.'B-. 1
Hazeltlne. 2627 bales upland; to Barcelona per 1
Spanish brig Fermiua, 750 bales upland.
ISew York Na.val Stores Market.
From the Journal of Commerce, March 15 : The
market for sj .ms turpentine ls rather In the buy?
ers' favor. Large parcels are held-off the market
at any decline. There are a number of small lots
offering here and to arrive, tb be delivered on
deck, and the trade, generally have-manased to
secure sligli*. concessions,* Sales' ate 25 bois l?
mercliantable'order, os dock, at 52?c. closing at;
52?a53c, with some f?ll parcels in shipping order
held as high as 53jia64u. -Rosins-The m?rtet,for
straine'd ls very quiet. Parcels In yard have beetr
c tiere J at $2 70, but cargoes are held at .much
above this price, without, however, sales to estab?
lish quotations. There has been a quite brlsl:
movement in the line grades mainly for home
use,"and prices closed firm. Sales embrace low
bbls No. l at U so; 200 bbls do at $4; 2S0 bblB do
at $4 75; 400 Mis pale - at ti 50; 694 bbls pale a ;
? io 75. and 1000 bbls pale at $5a5 T6. We quote
strained at $2 70a2 75; No, 2 at $2 90a3 40; No. 1
S3 50.14 50; pale and extra pale $5a7 5p. Tar-.l*
.quiet et $2 46 for Wilmington, and $2 45 for Wash?
ington, wlfh the sale ol' 50 bbls Wilmington at
$2 45.
New York Rice Market.
From the Dally Bulletin, March 16: The market
ror'domeeUc remains dull, as buyers are unwil?
ling to operate at the prices asked anless tr.
positively require. thcj-ejock. for special orders.
Sal-s of 30 tierces in lotsat 8.L?a8?c ror common
lo choice. Foreign, however, sells fairly BB it la
comparatively cbeap-end in large enough supply
to keep au ample amount at all times avalla: ".
for the outlet, sales of 200 bags Rangoon at 7<,
7X?C.
From the Journal of Som meroe: Tire market in
very quiet, but there ls nt* notable change lu
values. The demand ls lighr, but holders am
cai*rylug so littlestoek that tLey ute Indiff?rent.
We quote e?ronna at 808KO, and -Hanguon, ?ir
bond, at ?3 4oa3 60, gold.
From the World: Domestic firmly held, and job
Mag at 8?a8Kc Jjut buyers, as a ?ure win mr
pay these rates, aad resort to foreign, which I
moves very fairly and is steady at 3,Su3;ic, gold, j
in bond, and 7a7.\?c, currency, duty paul. Sale*
of 200 bags. ,1
From the Herald: Carolina was quiet but steady,
ar- 8KaS?c for common to prime, with small wales
within toe range; the supply ls st 111 naiad. Huu
.Jport watrquoteclat T>?a7,'4 0,fvirjh trifOJg sates^
!?? * il 5 ?i j; j 3 w *
Mew York Hay Market.
- From the Dailr Bulletin, Match 15. The re?
ceipt!? to-day wera 13 car loads and 1100 bates 'by
boat. The market ?s very-dull and heavy ??and
holders would be glad to accept Si io for'good
?hipping grades, but vr> u'd nsk $115, (hough not
1er a cusiomer go away If he wonul buy at 5c less.
iT?niT-'tal?H ta???lrrh'and-lu'd-.-mailil. "Stray is
I eay.-but r^tqtfptabry IQvveK ,
un 01 y H by itat'roaii.jVu'rcii 17.
... nocr? "Ai. LINA .t r;.a..if. ^
Tj?ibaiei cotton, 1Q2 bries goods, 2 cars"sLock\
To Railroad AgeutTPe,l"ar. Bodger* A co. Heeder
A Davis, G H Walter A tjoi TVS' tHsTTT, W C Court -
' ney & co, W wtmrflr; J^JTAltefiTt co, W C Bee ?
' co, A J Salinas. Pringle A Son, A B Mulligan, 0
TrBonTmid Sloan?A Stfcnrorrs. ' "V"
NORTHEASTERN KAILliOAD.
60 bales cotton, lumber, naval stores, peas,
rough rice, Ac* TOJG IV V&lliains A co, Frost A
Adner. T P^S*ni"h, Graeser A.'BnutD^Galilard ?
Smi h. Gaillaiil AMiuott. W Gurney, Mt Mui'shall,
Brodie A co, ll i-teitz, AdcacA: a ?,-cangli o rs. Her?
ring & co?A J Satinas. T ttTrfrrhcr, rfC ffcraiis
sen, antfotnem. .-" I \ s SC J**?
A--}7 " ; , ?, Ifarae-H-c-w,. ...
Per stean?sli?p James Artger. from New York
Ret" ? B Babbit''and wile, ll en rv N Dodge. J S
Doi'.ge. Jr. C J Eabbett. E M Babbelt, J F ?nirriiv,
S H JjUiflnes, Mis>MarshaIU W. W J.lr-iy Charl--.
Di Gower*, B H Somer- F Peek srrfPwl** ?ntl J H
Cornell apd wjlr.
P?r*Jt??Taar -Plk* *ov, from Beaurqft- iPaOftc
Landing, A'A-A.-VUIi:-ms, R > mi??.AH' FJ-WU??er, '
J S Davis.-JenffV Telson. F F Sarnoff's Saafs. J II
Sonking..UrkV.B Bali ettie, -Jare- BuvfH-H. two chil
.Iren and Beryan t, H W Crouch, G J Thompson, D.
fTfiemaB, RUidams, W-ll-liattmon, "V D Patter?
son, and 15 deck.
. V PO SJ CAJ.ESli AM. ,
MOON'S PHASES.
"FS;rrti??B?#h, io bfar*,*!* mientes, momtir?-.
Last uuarter, 18th. 5 bouta, 0 minutes, evening.
Sew li?oE,'2?l*i'iohrni! Si %? rnftiot'-Sj.eveniiig.
First titra; ter, ??li. t-hours. 24 nunLtear" 11101 n'g.
131 Monday.6..14
14 Tuesday. elf
16 wednesday., e..li
16 riiursday.... CU
17 Friday. 6.. 9
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CHA'RLESTON. S. C.M-ARCH 19,- 187L
ARRIVED YESTERDA?.
Steamship JameB Adgei, Lockwood, New York
left Tuesday, P. M. Mdse. To James Adgcr A
.co, J' I-: Adget-A co, Andrews A -Sa.vo. J :D AiKeti
j & co, u W Aimar, E Rates ,v 0. W M Dlrd A co,
Lr M Bristol! A co, t E uedfurd, J B Breden. Bayer
A Kitsse-, Jr, B B yd, Miss Bryce) T Al Cater, W
H elia fi L' & co, Chapeau A Heilruu, C C.acius, 1*. L
Ckaporr"Ii-Ciibia A co..C?l#ci ur of^CusiQuis, Cam?
el off^iJSrkiey A co. LM^nen ? cb, i M"Cnfoweli,
("-Crane, Boy lei on A co. Dowlr, Moise * Davis, R s
; moose, J S Fairly ? ca, Furoligott, Bios A co.- C
l> Franke. ? F Fierplof- A co, Rev A M Folchi, F
II Gardner, A 8 Goodwin * cu, J li vraver A cr.
H Ce tas Si co. D?lmes. Calder & co, I Hyman. A
co, Mrs, Hanekeu, A? R-Dpelton, ALuV*-co, C il
Jo.insojt^'?ohtiston. crewr4 qQj?K?-rri5ou. K'na
man lirof?. Klinck, WlcKe?bcrg ? co, T Kelly, M
N Klein, A Langer, Lainey x Alexander, Mautuue
A coj.? J Luhn, Rev-P LynoU. Marshall AcBiige,
8*Marshall. W Mattltlesseu, W A Mehrten*. J ti
Muller, Mci.&y A Rice, Menke A Muller, Maau.ao'- -
turing and Uiver Mining Compati v, B K Ne.ifvuie,
K L.u'Neill. B O'Nel.?, J li (ijemauu. C ? PattknLi,
t'aul, WBICJI A- Brandes. H i'erry,.C CLTO^bter. VV
Roacli A 00, Raveutl ,v HoliUeS, IV t." PrOley, A R
Millrnan, Stull, VTebb A co, H btemle., E B stod?
dard * co, R Thoiulln.-on, S Thomusou, Taylor A
coj M Tries*, Tlecemacn, Calder * ?or; w :Dn>r
hfrdt Mrs S Waits, Wulker, Evan s A Cogsjvell. G
Vi WiiiiamaJtep, w o w-hrl ?ea A co, w u Welsh.
J Wlrtii, W.A Wilson. W L Wei o, W J Vales, a C
Railroad ?gent,.Ftori<U sieo-^ers, ana george
town Steamers, strong hea-i wind the entire
passage..
Steamship Maryland, Johnson. Baltlnrore-r-Iert
-14th inst. .Mdse. ToMordecalA co.-FGTienholm.
Agent Steatner Dictator, Stoll, Webb i co, Dr E H
Kellers. L D Mowry Jc .Sou, Douglas A Miller, S R
Marshal:. J D -Aiken A cb, J T-norasou A CO. J. R
Wilson. J Heins, W A Morton, Tie dem ari. Calder
A co, N E Railroad A g cut, S c Railn>ad Agent, J
N Robson, EPerry, cyoppeuheim, Walker.EvMiia
A Cogs wi il. Jeffords A co, L A Mccall, ML une?
ven A 00,*H Mensing, D -U Haselton, J U Voders,
and others. -I
Steamer Pilot Boy, Sly.-?lieaitrorr, Clilsolm's
Landing and Pacitlc Lauding. Mdse at 0. sun?
dries: To J D Aiken A- co, D McPhesson, Camp-'
bell ,v McBride, M Goldsmith A son, H Gerdts A
co, Miss Lowndes, anil DH SI (cox.*
.. SAILED YESTERDAY. . .
Steamer City-Point, Vincent, Palatka, vlaJack
sonvUle, Fernandina and Savannah. -
FROM Tl! IS POH.T. ' ' . ' |
Steamship Champhm. Lockwood. New York,
March 14. -
, . MEMORANDA. '
The Behr Warner Smith. 8 days from Charleston
for Weymontn, Mass, arrived ut Vineyard H<iven,
March 13. - "
.Jnsnratue.
18*5 - PURELY MUTUAL. 1845
NEW YORK LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
18 40....Organized.,.1845
THOMAS FROST, I
. General Agent, No. 54 Broad street, f
mar2-tbstu3mo3 I
_gripping._
Jp OR SEW_YORK.
OLD LINK V BW YORK AND CHARLES
TON STEAMSHIPS. * ?. ? .
ESTABLISHED I S 1 i. .*
SPACIOUS AND ELEGANT DEC2 STATE ROOMS.
The-rery fast and- splendid Side-Wheel Steam?
ships of this Line will sail from Adger>s South
Wharf as follows during the rat n t h o: if arch:
MANHATTAN. SATURDAY, 18th, at-t* P. M. -
JAMES A DO ER, TiriSDATrilst, at 6 P. M? -.
CHAMPION, 8ATITRD?T, 25th, at 6T. M.
CHARLESTON, TUESDAY, 28lh,*atll-A^M. .
49- Through Bills of Lading given on Cotton to
liverpool, Boston, Providence and the New Eng?
land manufacturing towns at the lowest market
nates. ' -
Freights on upland cotton through to Liverpool
flve-erghths cf a penny; sea Island- one penny..
Upland cotton rn New York X cent, sea island
\c - i -.
Fer Freight or Passage apgagetnents. apply to
marl-lmo- _JAMBS ADGSK H C.-?. f
?rjlHKOUGH ^ILLS E?DINfi' TO A?O
FROM! ' E A LT 1 ."TORE PniL.ADSL.PRtA.
?B?STO.V, BKBMES.
AND THE CITIES. OF THE NORTHWEST. '1
The one steamship MARYLAND.
Johnson, Commandjer, win sall for Bal-SAMfiK
timor?, on TUESDAY ?l6t March. at4 o'clock, P.
M., making close connection with the Liverpool
Steamer NOVA SCOTIAN, tt sall on ?he 26th.'
MGf Philadelphia' f'reignta rorwarueu to' tnat
city by railroad from Baltimore without addi?
tional msnranee, and Consignees a re allowed au .
pie time to sample and sell their Goods* from
trreRar.road Depot in "Pnuadeljtlrta.
"PAUL C. TRE5HOLM, Agent,
marl8-3 _No. 2 Inion Wnarves.
JJACmC ?LUL STEAMSHIP COMPY't?.
L " TEKO?pH L?)*E TO
CALIFORNIA. CfTTN.A AND JAPAN.
FARES GREATST REDUCED. .
?Steamers of thc above !!n c leave Pler^?^Sfla
NO. 4S, North Rivec ro;.' o; CaaMTaBBaB
-.tre.et, New York, at 12 cCcloCk noon, 01 tue ?t:
20ta of every month (except ween tues
?lates failou Sunday, men the-Saturday preceo
?us. ..
Departure of the 20th connectai Panama wu:
idea-ara* for south Pacific .and central Am?rica,
.ports. Tlic?ie.af 4th touch acNJanzanlllo.
Sreamship-.JAPAN leaves Sau * ranci seo.Xor ?a -
pan. and China April 1,18TL . _
No California steamers xo'nch at Tintana, tu '
go illi cit from New York to AapiswaJ).
Ouehnudrcd pcunitfi baggage .'ree to each adan ,
Medicine and attendance free..
For l'?sscge Tickets or other-informatica anpl
.if thc COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, oe the
wharf Itc-t of Canal srr?'er. Nt ri h River, Ne*
york. F. R. UART. Agent.
.miyia-iTT_
?plO R NEW ORLEANS.
The fine Brig MARY E. ROWLAX?. Bow-^A^.
land, Master, having a?arge'portion or herSSBB
Cargo-engaged and going on board, will be <lis
p atc bett fort he above port. 1-. -
ForFrerght engagements, apply to
m?rU ' STKJt?T BR-.'THSRS JMJOr
'jjtOR SAVANNAH.
ELEGANT STATE ROOM ACCOMMODATION*.
Ttie Splendid Steamer DICTATOR, _ . ?JP
Caputo "L- fi. Ccxetier. wf!i leave??i??S^
Southeru Wharton TUESDAY^EVBKIHO, aiuixn 21,
ian.-at 8.30 o'clock, for the above place.
- The splendid steamer CITY POINT. Captain
D.D. Vincent, will leave Sou. hern Wharf for the
above pince on FRIDAY LVZN.M,. Marun 24>1S>1,
at s.su o'clodt , RAVENt,L k- co..
maris ? _ Agents.
JJXCURSION'TO -THE PHOSPHATE
WORKS ON"ASHLEY RIVER.
The Stearne*rrLOTDOl" wtll leave _ ^.?r^*??
Central Wharrun ? AT USD AY.liony-???SSSSSL?
I.SG. isth instant, at 10 cPclock, as abure, ?au wu!
retain sam?-ArrimsooN^<. % .,
Fare tl* Chtitlren hall price. Tully will be
prenared.wlth refreshmecTs on boara* main
jpOilSAVANKA-H VIA BEAUFORT ?KJD
PACIFIC LANDING." '
The Steamer, PILOT DOV, Captain
J. W-Sly, wai leave Ccntiul Whait,_
for above-noav.s every MONDA)' IIUHMM?. a? a
O'clock, and lor Beaufort and racill ?; Landing
every IECKSDAY. leavUJglieie at s o'tioi-k A. M.
? or freight or Passage, apply to
."J.D. AIR KN, Agent!
* * " No. ? Central Wharf.
febl
TTTEERL? LISE TO SAVANNAH".
THROUGH BY DAYLIGHT.'
FOR rAClFfC LANDING, BEAUFORT, BILT<J>
HEAD, .SAVANNAH, DAW EN AND
BRUNSWICK? GA.
"The favorite steamer
E L. 1 Z A HANCOX,.
. Captain U w. HTIIKS, -_
will receiveJ-Teight at Accommoda- ri>,i%T~}^
lion wharf for above purnta every JOSS^M^
TU?&D*Y, and leave ou every WBHN*Si?*v au?.-.
-*NO, at. 7 o'clock, arrivtug at Savannnn the Ham
evening, and leavmg ror Darien, *c the foKow
lng morning. Returning, w: lt leave. Savannah Ur:
CharieeiOn every MOM>*T MO? LVO, at 7 o'cloci.
For Freight or passage, a;*ply w
rorrreiBi HOLMES A GO.,
seplO ?_No. 177- Bgst Knv.
-n o K B L ? R I. V A ., ..
- TWIOB A WEEK.
FOR SAVANNAH, FERNANDINA, JACKSON
VILLE, PILATCA AND ALL POINTS ON
" TBE ST. JOHN'S RlV?i^l..
'The Steamer DICT?TOK, Captain ?-?4
L. M. COXETTER, will safl I jratt
sotjth?rn"Wharf lor above pbiats every ICS$BK?
EvjtKOfttftt t-.30 o'dOcic, arrimg back at Charles
ton every SCKDAY AFTEK?IOON, at ? o"cloct::
The steamer CITY PtuNT, Captata ft B. Vic cent,
will sall from Southern What* fdr above pointe
every" FRI'PAY* Kvisiso, at ?.80 o'ciocfc, arrra-injr
b?ck'at Charleston WKUNESDAY AFTCK?IOO?.*, ar.
U'CUlCK.
? RAVEN BL & CO.. AgentF;
octio . Bijutnera wharr.
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, .' .. AN? TH?
' WEED" FAMILY FAVORITE LOCK-STiTCH
MACHINE,
are the bes; in'uBe. . .
For sale un the Lease Plan, with monthly pay
men?s tjn easy terms, or for xash. All kinds 0.
Machine attachments;.Needles, Cotton, (white,
black, and colored.) Silk, OnVSoap, ?c., Ac.
Repairing as usual. Circulars and -samples 01
work seht on application. r '
General I>ealer .in First Class Sewing aa
chineH and Material, No: 307 King street,
aUgl7- " Charleston. 8: C
t?ittcrs.
. WHOLESALE AGENTS FOR THE
OLD CAROLINA BITTERS,
H. BISCHOFF & CO.,~
H. KLATTE & CO..
BOLLMANN BROTHERS,
J. A. QUACK EXBUSH.
WAGENER & MONoEES,
MANTOUE & CO.
pURCHGOTT, BENEDICT 4 CO.
. RE8PBCTT?LLY ANNOUNCE ^
PO THEIR FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC
That, owing tz> the
SPECIAL FACILITIES AND -QUALIFICATIONS
' Of'lbeir Resident Partner in NewTofk,
Phey are enabled to. purchase their'?applies.o?
FINE AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
Both Foreign and Domestk, in all oases from
flrst hands,
AT THE LOWEST-CASH- FIGURE, ' . I
And thus to offer
EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS TO CUS?
TOMERS,
Their prices will be found from
TWENTY TO FIFTY PER CENT. "LOWER
Than those of any other Dry Goods Bouse
In tb/ South.
They invite an inspection or their Sto/k,. which ls'
made up of
NO AUCTION GOODS.,
But which will be found.-to consist or au iiupiensa
. var .tty of . .
THE CHOICEST AND LATEST NOVELTIES
IN THEIR LINS. -
Comparison, as"t# quality, with the best goods
offereieieewbere,
?S C H A' if L E N G E D..,.
"And competition as torrloe
is DEFIED. N
-Every'arUcle sold by us 1? warranted-to ba pre?
cisely as represented. .. .
' Our motto ia - - .
"QUICK ?AL?S AND SMALL PTOPTT5,*
.- And Customers who wish to .
SA VE- MONBY IN.BUYING -
wm do well to give ns a cali..
FURCHGOTT, BENEDICT k CO.
Up-Town Store,
NO? 437 King street,
Corner of Calhoun. -
oct 51
Down-Town Store,
No. 244 King street
Near "The Bcadf
S I? IL. I. W G
DRESS GOODS
AND " '
LOUIS COHEN &-CO.,
'. .No. 248 King Street, "
Beg leave to announce that they have just re?
ceived full Unes ff choice and reasonav Ie . .
DRESS"GOODS. BLACK. SILKS,
! ' ' FANCY SILKS, JAPANESE SILKS.
SATINS, PURLINS,
MO H AT RS, PLAID. FOR CHILDREN.
? FR1NTS, LONGOLOTH^, SHEETINGS.
- . . HOSIERY, *C,JcO., Ac.
WE BEG TO DIiA>y. PARTICULAR ATTEN?
TION to our Hill lines of DRESS PiQUES, and
GUA R??ti TE B* PR IC BB, of eveti thing In our line.,
FULLY IN CONFORMITY WITH THE SPIRIT
OF THE TIMES.. .
. IO- A CALL ^RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED.
LOUIS COHEN & CO;,
*. T?Q. 24=8 KI7>T<S ST?t ?JET,.
Immediately South of the "Big Boot."
marl-6tuthlino .- .
(?os iri*tnres.
JJ ALL, BLACK & CO.,
Will sell their Stock ol
BRONZE AND IMITATION BRONZE
GAS FIX*Ty.riES
AT
MUCH LESS THAN THE [ACTZTAL COST
OF MANUFACTURE:
These gooda .ire ur -.ho ncwrsr'patterriH, ami 'lu
finish superior to??n.r*la*ibe market. To those
rurnlslLta? IHHHTB. t us is- sn opportunity co pio
cure theBE&T CUAN LE LIE RS, BRACKETS, iii.,
at u less price thsn they .would pay -for in fcrlor
fixture*.
. Itisoor Intention to give up entirely i hfs branch
of our.but-mess, widoh causes KO great a reduc?
tion in price.
BALL, BLACK A CO..,
Nos. 506 and 507 BROADWAY, N. Y.
.Iunl8-iyr
i -!-r-.
. GAS <W&*r POIICELJA?M
Fixtures, I GLiVS'g -
J SHADES,
r ARCANE!. sAfir
r Sfir CLOSES,
EURNERS I ?Tpa>*?- '':
GA'S FITTING, PL?MBfNG
AND TIN. ROOFING.
JP. JL. GTJILLEMIN,
mar6-tuthslmo No. ]4D CHURCH STREET.
lioatcrC'i preparations. V
S??EJE'POP!
DEATH TO RATS,
ROACHES,
BEDJB.?GS, &c,
NEVER FAILING.
BOXES DOUBLE THE SIZE AS OTHERS.
HERMETICALLY SEALED AND
? ALWAYS FRESH.
Sold at Wholesale by .
DOWIE, MOISE & DAVIS,
And at retal by all Druggists. febl-emo
iertili???.
JgNGLISH SUPERPHOSPHATE. :-'
GERMAN CONCENTRATED POTASH -IIANTJRE.
J 60 TOSS ENGLISH SUPERPHOSPHATE, war?
ran ted to con tala 24 per cent. Soluble Ph oar* are
of Lima, at $46 per ion, or leas.for ihe.lot.
160 tons Concentrated Potash "Manure, at 2 ?ic.
per pound, gold, or less lor the lot.
These Mannres are imported direct, and can be
relied" on as represented. Amtfysie made In Eu?
rope and nere on We. at my office. . .
For-sale tty . j. ROBSON,
No. (?8 East Day and Nos. 1 ami 2 Atlantic wharf.
marl'-snac- , * - *. ._
J) E R ? Y IA N.G?ANO.
-For STtfifTt iot-bf A No. 3 CtiDclia Island GUANO
tn store and to arrive LUJJL? MjoLAlN,
Jan4 : ,. No. 51 Ejoad "si reet.
JP E- B T I LIZ E R S .
.LO* ?o?s SO^ITPVRIJTIAN (Chincha)* GUAS?,
warranted pure. ? *
MOO- bois. Land Plaster, ground from the best
Nova >?o* ia Ro dr, aa d-warran ted "pur e.
loo tona Pate Dis?olred ?irril Ground Bone.
lS?ton? Tfblteloejt'PVepetatbr. The* Vegetator
? '? . lina-Veen* snccessftilly. nsw!',, and bears a
. very high reputation, lt is second to.no
, ^oilier Fertilukr, except'Peruvian Quano,
"riTcrpd'ln thli'mai'ltet. "**-?
wo tons "Ralston's"'unsolved Bone andvAmmo
nia. _'. .
lOObbls. Ehuern Island"Fish Gnano,at $2?"per
rr-n o? 2000 pounds. * "
For ?a* by *. *T. J?.KERR"*A.eO.
raus . .
jgERGER. $ EUTZ ? EXCELSIOR.
S U.P.E BPHDSPHATE."
-Ten tans of tue above celebrated FERTILIZER
wi?! be =o:-l to ot?se eon'ignaavu:. J?xteuslvely
used in Georgia with liigbiy satisfactory results,
as letters in oor possession wJllstlbw."
Pnce' $46 caerr*-$?o and seven tier cent. Inter?
est payable'ist November- ~
For aalc by . ^REEDEft A DAVIS,
. AtlgerJft,"Vliar?, Charlestoi?, S. C.
marr?-irrsino_?_
.pACIFIC GUANO.COMPANY'S
; '(CAPITALi $1,000,000) ' .
SO L U ArL *E PACI F*I C 6 U A N 0.
This GUANO- ls DOW go well known In all the
?ou.ilujru-Sta'es lor ils remarlrable effects as ar
agency for ?ncieasin?- the products of labor, a?
rfotto require especial <*omT"ftm"atlon from ot?.
Its use lor ave -cars past has established J**
clin: nett r lor reliable excellence, the large ?xeo
espita, fuvesre? by the Company lu this trails,
ffflonlsthp .?mrw.gnarantee or the totitlnncd ex?
cellence of Ita Giutnu. 4. N. HOBSON, ?
Selling Agent, chailesionr.S.C.
JOHN 5. HEESE A" LO.. General Agents, Baltl
.more. dec-a-uaw
RUSSEL CO?TS
ASMONIATEDBO*?!..
M WHAII OF Lie,
PUT UP IN BAGS 'V? "150'J-OUNDS EACH.
PRICE PER TDS OF 20J0.PGUND8:
CAS!*,. ?57 SO; APBKOV?D ACCEPT?T,
-PAYAULE 1STH NOVEMBER, $P2*50.
? .. .... ' .a
FOR SALE BY
l-COHEN. l?A?VCl?ET^ &? CO.,
?.a^A-fl EAST -BA Y.-,
*ebIft~tli*iulnno_
- f Ht S tt>N O ;
PHOSPHAT? CO MPANY
. OF THIS CITY, .
ARK NO"V "MiVNUFACTORING TGE?R *
" SOLUBLE GUANO "
Which will be-rui'Llshel a: (50 cash, of $55 on lau
rVorcaiber n-.Jtt with City, aet-ep ance, and their
"DlSSOLVE?.l'HGBPHAT?L"?oreeinpos?ng wj?b
Couoii Seed, at ?S3 cash, or en ist November
' within.per cent additional.. ?. "
'..PtJF.E-GRoilNU PHOSPHATE'' itr $15 cash.
Cmttrirers for tlie'Fertlllsers maybe ra-rte in
clr?in?.'e for Cotton. - "
OITDEKS SENT WILL RECEiyE. PROMPT. AT?
TENTION.
J: D. AniEisf, ACCENT..
njiirl " '
'^gCWES & MERCER'S1
SUPERPHOSPHATE !
A-BBIIL IS,. 1670. ' y
M<dsture determined at 112 deg. Fahrenhtlr.r 2.80
Orguux Matter...,_*..t....32.00
Yielding Ammonia.'.. 2.14 . .
ln-olnble PiirsTThorii; Aclrl...-. 6.08
Equal to.Hone Pliosph. tflnolved... raitt
In?ulubk Itu-sphcrlcAcid... . 13.75
"Eqi-ivaleut to Hone Pltbs? hate."0 02
Total PhcBpoorlc Acid.1*88
Total Pn< sphare of Lime.43.29?
Lime. STilphurlc Acid and" Alkaline
Salts, nut separately estimated... 45.37
* 100.00
Thc forrgoing analysis atrrhoriaes .ns to pro?
nounce .'-Uowcn "A Mefcer'H" Phosphate a well
balanced linn rrUabie manare. . nie nm o um-or
Am moms which it co?tai tis lp. ala of that sup
l l ed Tom iiaenral sources, furrrtshesn snttlclcnt
stlrrrrtlns roi- prorriotlng'f he growth and ?nsmtam
Ing the vigor of the p.cnt, while Its liberal supply
or Soiubie Phcsprroilc .Acid in combination wita
Lltpe, must give a satisfactory fruitag? for the
frit year. Tile Insoluble Phosphate of the same
base, bv slow..chemical changes, subseqneutjy
gi ki tr oil In the soil, wl.l increase its capability for
?reducing a better crop for the Soccoedltig veor. .
. A. MEANS, Inspector.
* -. . Savannah, chatham co., Ga.
For bale by
. PAUL CT TRENBOLM".
Agent for Sooth Carolina* '
feb28^tHllislmo . ' Union Whacve*.
ATTSON & CLARK'S
1FORMHRLY"CR?SDALE*S)
SUPERPHOSPHATE.
TRADE I W.qj MARK.
The srsnctard Of this Fertilizer ls guafanteed.
lt Is nannfaetnred from the South Carolina Phos?
phate Rock. For sale by
WILLIAM GURNEY,
/cb2l tnihs Sole Agent for<South Carolina.
jJ^JONEY CANNOT BUY. IT !
FOR. SIGHT is PRICELESS!!
the DIAMOND GLASSES, ra?nuraetured bj J. E.
SPENCER A~.CO., New York, wfilehare nowoffered
to the public, are pronounced, by anthe celebrated
Optician.'''or the worlfl to be the most Perfeot,-Na.
tural Anuida) i elp to the human eye ever known.
They are ground under, their own supervision,
from minute Crystal Pebbles,, melted*, together,
and derive their name. "Diamond," on account
Of their hardness arid brilliancy.
-The HdentiHc principle on which they ace con
a true; td brings Jue core or. con ire of the lens .di?
rectly hi front ut the eye, producing a clear and
dlsTtnct vfSicm.as in the naturaLhealthy sight,
and preventing ali unpleasant sensation*, such as
glimmering aud wavering ol sightf dizziness, Ac,
peculiar to ail others in use.
They are mounted in the finest manner, lp
frames of the. best quality, of all materials used
for that purpose. Tneir finish and durability can?
not be surpassed.
CAUTION.-None genuine nnless beating their
trade mark stamped on every frame.
JAMES ALLAN,
Dealer In Watches; Jewelry,
Sterling Silverware and Optical Goods,
No. 307 Klug street.
tSl-mwslyr Charleston, S. C.
THE GREAT FERTILIZER
FOB COTTON AND ALL CROPS.
THE UNPARALLELED SUCCESS OP THIS
greit FEKTtLIKER oil ALL CROPS prove! it to
bc Hie BEST and CHEAPEST- Manure?cw c Cer?
ed in ;he market.
vlt bas been nsed by? many of the moat emi?
nent Planters4n tho South, and
IN EVERT SING LE - IN ST ANCE? FT B? 6. GIVEN
." BN TI RR SATIS?^?Tl^N?v/f *'
OniCOTT?BT itr effects have b?^pariJculsrly
marked. It ts no rare thing for.WffAS5>s ru os
EHATE to Increase rife -yield Trom ONE HUN?
OREA ie TWO HUNDRED PER GENT?, dr even
more, ' ' -
Mr. GWrrge C. Dlx?n, an eminent pian-cr of
C? meron," Ga ^ say s m a letter to the^acner o' the
SOut^ November's?, that'in an MfperHaen: -with
ser?n leadlBg'Snperphospbat?s and Guanos,' the
WHANN'S proved it^Ji the best of all those
Wed, paying, a SET PRQF1T (even ai the pres?
ent kw pneco: Cotton,; of $20 90 per acre of
Cotton. A copy of Mr. Dixon's let?et giving
details, "twill ba, furnished on "application. * '", u
'. pe R SALE BT " -. ?-.
CHAHLE9-TON? S. <}.. AND AU?JJSTA^A.
?ecJI-TvstnS?tos . -*.
ETI WAN GUANOS;
SOLUBLE MANURES AND. SULPHOTRIC ACID,
. * ' MANUFACTURED AT THE
; 1.ETIWAN..WO?E^5
. . ' CHABLEST?TN, O* .
\ ' ' .'- ~, - BY THE ' ? ' *
SIIWRIC ??IDm wmtmtm mm,
?HR- NOW WELL KNOWN BTIWAN GUANO LS MANUFACTURE? PROM TBS NATIVE BONE.
, PHOSPHATES of South CiroUun. >hes* PHUdPHATKS iii their natural state are lcsolu?e, and re
(jnue to be ground to ponder, aud mude Soluble by Sulphuric Acid. Tal? ?ompany have nov In ope
ruMnnihe largest sulphuric Act? crashers at the soutfr, acd ate. ttferetore, abie to raanutaetnr-fat
ihe hrwe-t rates, the highest-grade of F. RTILIZER; lt bemg clear that the grafter the proportion" ol
soluble Phoaphajc which any i-'jertilizer cont ai u? the less lfee.qoant.ty,. reqah-ed per acre. La order to
ma\bthe Feriiltaer-compleie, Ammonia, and rntash in sufficient quant mes are adTeu. With these
views the Cot:-ptmy manufacture and on"ff for fale .. .. .
?TIWA'N G:U'A^OS, '. -
WARRANTED TO CONTAIN FROM 15 TO 20 PERVERT. 0Fl)l8S0XVED BOSE PHOSPHATE OF
r^ME.TtBd from 2 to per centrof AMMONIA, witTPa sufflclent fWdlilon ff PERUVIAN>?JJ?0 afid
-POTASU, to adapt it to ali, crops. Price tis per ion, catb; dh tim?, foe-per ton.-ap? feierest 7?ner
meat, ne/ annuiq, - ? - . t
DISSOLVED BO&E,
OF HIGH GRADE. SUTTARLE FOR MANUFACTURAS CdVPOR PLANTERS. BEfNG?HrtfBELFTIK
. excci?en: FERTILIZER, and specially wn.pt' d f. r Coufrmsf. . AS large-quantities of ?niphoric A old
are-used to dissolve th* Phosphate, this wlh ue-foiind H cbeap-ou? eonvefilect way to iranspocttliat ma?
terial. The grade furnished wili.be from 16 to 20 per coat. Dissolves Rone Phosphate. Price $44 per
ton, cash: on time; $-15. wtth interelt ar 7 per cent. jTer atnuaf. Still higher grades writ be^riiished-.
to order utan additional pilco percentaje. j . ? r? s\l
COMPOU>"I).A.eiL> PHOSPHATE, .
i SPECIALLY PREPARED*-F? R OOMPOSTlS6,Wmi . COTTON-"SX?D-*U?T> ^XTBRR PLANTATION
MANURES. Price $30 per ton, cas .; oh t?melo, with lnteresfcat 7per cent, ptr.annum.
.. ' - . GROHT?B BONE, S
AT MUCH LOWER* RATES, CONSISTING SIMPLY J? TUB NATLVE BQNE PHOSPHATES GROUND
to p jwtler. -Price $20 per ton', cash; On flrae/**22,- andjater.est at 7 percent, per annum.
. ' ' ' ;. . WM. '.C. BEE & CO.,
AGE?T.*, TVo. M _YD<rEf?".S WIIARF, CHARLESTON,' S. C..
N. R -TI?? PERCENTAGE OF DIS60I.VSO BONE PH08PHATB OP LIME AND AMMONIA IN
ALL TUE ETIWAN'S 1> ascertained at the Works, by ?ieb; Chemist, before delivery. Snould any pur?
chaser 'JO dis-fttdfOd. he muy vetara average samples of any .purchase, within thirty (30) days after
delivcry^and they wHl be aaa yecd aaew, and *auy deficiency m tho percentage guaranteed will be
maxie ?ood,to hlth by the company. janS3-mwf2mos
DICKSON FERTILIZER C03IPANY,
? l^G U S T A.^ G A
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T?
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WARRANTED FREE FBOM- AJJTJLTE?lA>ri?N?
DICK SON !S. COMPOUND-Cae*.'..MO
Time (City acceptance)....v......-. 70
DICKSONS COMFOCND- Cash y?~S\^ -....-s.i. 69
Time (City acceptance).
75
Drayage to Railroad or Bo?t,-S?ckB-200 pounds each..;.*...|1 per toa
We use no inferior or adulterating material ia our maimfacrures. Planters are Invited to visit oar
works, send lax Circulars, ' " - - - -
J A 31 ES T. GAKJ3INBR, PieUdent, August a, .Ga.
GEO. W. WITTE, AgeiAt.-01iarle?ta?, C.- - -
jf.n26-to?tn2moe_ . ? '_ *- '*
TO FACTORS AND PUNTERS !
" Thc r.ndersigned begs rolnform his enstomers and the public thar, in addition to his Wcrks-at
Savancah, ho harestablwhed estcnsive Superphonphate Works at the Warpoo MILLS, opposite this
city, whlcn are now m active operation, manufacturing bis web k own fertilizers, the*
P JBi O B PH O- P E R IT Vii- A N .
.?'* *""./-- =-' ? -AND ' ' .- ci 'av v ._
AM .MOM A TED SOLUBLE. P?CIEIG GUANOS,.
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AND WHERE HE WILL AlSO'KEEP ON HAND
l" PERUVIAN G U
SOUTH CAROLINA PHOSPHATE.
of The nlgheBt grade from his Ashepob Mlues, ?crude and giouhil,) analyzing over sixty per cent, of
Roue Phosphate ol Lime; and
LAND.PLASTER.
. These Works have been opened under the inspection of Dr. CU. SHEPARD, Jr., Inspector o?
Fertilizers for South Carolina, and every package wiP. bear lift brand certifying to its Inspection. ,
Uniformity of quality quarante; d and prices reduced . . .
' ' iS^S^SS^T^ fCBAELESTOS, S. C. !
Janl?
J. B. 8A TrC-? Y
OrVRKRR WART RAY ANO -RROAD STREBT, CHARLESTON, 8. 0.
ATLANTIC PHOSPHATE COMPANY,
OF CH ABLEST t>>\ S. C. .
F. J. PORCHER, President.
P. J. PELZEB, Treasurer.
LEB BY.
DIRECTORS.
.W. P. H"ALL.L. D. DESAUSSLTHE.
.B. G. PIN?KNEY
THE ATLANTIC THOSPtlATES ARE NOW BEING MANUFACTURED AT THEIR WORKS ON
ASHLEY HI VEK, under the dil ecilou of an esperiehctd and Praeticnl Cht mist. The. Company m
fend.thu to Le a nrst cl isjjJertilizer, and.one whtclrtan be rocorameniled to Plant?is.
^T^W?-^?? eUABANTEED.
j-L ri --. THE COMPANY'ABC?LJO PREPATvED TO MANUFACTURE
A.?I3P E>HZO-SDPOHL: ATE
FOR COMPOBT?NG WITH COTTON SEED.
This prepsratlnn is highly recommended by Chemists'as with it Plan tera are enabled to make
tbdTheWATl!lNTlorpHOS ls sold at $65 perton cash, or - on time; witb Interest at the rate
?f ?ThePACJD PHOSPHATE ls sold at $35 per ton cash, cr'- on-me, with Interest at the rate of
-one per cent, per month. ... *
PELZER, RODGERS & CO., General Agents,
dec31-4mos BROWN'S WHARF, CHARLESTON, S. C.