The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, April 24, 1871, Image 4
A Wanderer,
BM eye resta on the mountain top,
Toward which he olimos so stoutly,
Hts lips trill forth some gallant soBg,
Then lisp a prayer devoutly:
Bis heart ie under the aa isief,
That cover Maua Le?are\
II.
His arm strikes down t?o foeman,
His voice cheers on the brave,
His eyes flash fire 1h battle,'
His flags victorious wave:
Sis heart ia under the daisie?, ?
That cover Maud Legart.
m.
And death at last o'ertakes aim,
Weary, In foreign lands;
Yet, though he sleeps near Memncn,
Burled In desert sands,
Bis heartis under the daisies,
, That cover Maud Legari.
Orangeburg, S. C. AUGUSTUS B. KNOWLTON.
COJBJIBBCLA.II NBITS.
Importa.
PHOENIX ISLANDS-Per bark Sterling-700 tons
guano, to Wilcox, Gibbs A co.
Exporta.
NEW YORK-Per steamship Ch am plo-.-110 bags
sea island and 1115 bales upland cotton, "6 tierces
rice, 91 bus rosin, 60 bandies paper. 62 bales
moss, 119 packages sundries. 190 empty bbls, 735
packages vegetables, ic, and 19,000feet of lum
BALTIMORE-Per steamship Maryland-208 bales
cotton, sos tes rice, 66 bales domestics, 81 rolls
leather, 2 hhdB and 3 bales bides, 5 bales rags, 30
casks clay, 8 hhds bacon. 24 bbls potatoes, 13,000
feet lamber, 25 pkgs sundries.
Thc Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Market.
, i . OFFICE CHARLESTON ?EWS. \
SATURDAY KTBM.NO, Ap:? 22, 1?TLJ.
COTTON.-The inquiry for this staple was l? i
moderate way, the light supply on sale rest riot?
ing the operations of purchasers, prices generally
remaining as previously reported; sales about 450 ]
hales, say 20 at lix, l at U'?, o at 12,41 at is,
48 at 1SX, 3Q atl3X, 14 at 1?X, 43 at 18X, 85 at
13X, 12 at 14, 48 at lix', 32 at UJ?. We quote:
L3YBKF0O1. CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinary.11X?13
Low middling.lZ%&lsy,
Middling.....;......14 ?- '
Strict middling..liX@14)f;
RICK.-This grain ex a ?ni ted a Arm character;
sales about l?o tierces of clean Carolina, sty 12 j
tierces at 7Xi 26 tierces at 1%, 21 at 8116,18 at 8X,
82 at sXc m &. We quote common to fair at :>?@ j
good 8?8Xc.
NATAL STORKS.-The market waa quiet and
Wlttiont salea ot note. ?
FHKiorrrfl.-To, Liverpool, by steam direct
nominal on uplands ; via New j York, ?jd
on uplands ; id" on sea "islands;*by sal,
7-iea on upland?, \d on sea (Blands. To
Havre nominaL .Ooastvii^?-^to N?w.v T?ik
fey steam, kc on uplands and \<z on sci
Wands; $1 25*? tierce on ric?: by sail, Xe * ?
Cotton ; - fi tierce ou rice:4qc v barrel on rosin,
$7? 3 H? M cu lumber; f?@io v M on timber. Ti
Boston, by sal!, 'Xe V A on upland cotton
To Providence, by sall $5 :J? ou boards, ??'1
f D 00 cotton; by steam $1 y bale on New
York rates. To Philadelphia, Lj steam, a? V lb
on uplands;1 by sa;!, $7 ?? M on boards; $9 on '
timber;. $s fi,ton on c',ay,, and (333.50 cn phos
phates. To Baltimore, oy steam, \c 1? to. by
.ail, $5 50?7 V M on boards;, $3?3,2Ston
phosphate, rock. Ve; s els. ..are in',demand by
oar merchants to take lumber freights frcm
fleOrgetowri, Jj. C., Darien and Saiiila%iv?r, Ga
and Jacksonville, Fla., tu Northern ports, and $10
.12 "fi M are the rates on ?umber and boards;
IXCHANOH.-Sterling eo day bllls'wj^a.-^
. DOXSSUQ.. EXCHANGE. - The banks pureba-e
sight checks at X oh* to par, and sen at \ pre?
mium.
aoLD-io3<aux. , - j ,
.Harkttj by Te Itt; ra j) li.
0 MONET UAXXITS.- .
;LOKDON, Aprfl'22.-Noon.-Consols 93X- Bonds
so?. ..*?.:..
NKW?Yopx, Aprltift-Noon;-43old steady at ll.
Governments, dalt ?nd steady. ' Stocks ver y ac?
tive and sot so strong as at opening. Moue.
- steady at Sae. State bonds dull. Ste rung-long
lox short lOX. Freights steady.
Evening.-Specie shipments to-day nearly il.
250,000.. .Mpnej -J3B. Sterling 9Xaio> Gold loxa
ll. Governments little change, .-ontherns doll,
except. Tennessces and Sontb Carolinas. Tennes
sees <r?,'new 67X. Vitelnfas 70tf, new 71X- U&u
islanas 67,' dew 63; levees'74'X: eights 85. ak
barn-? IOU, Aves 70. Georgias 82, sevens 88. North'
Carolinas 4?X. new 26. . South Car?Ku?s r* new
?X? Bl'S?lSX. 62'8lL3X. e4'smXV 66"S 113X,
new J112X. i??'s 112X" 68's lisjj. loco's loox.
Bank statement: Specie-decrease $1.750,000;
loans-decrease over $1,275.000; deposith-in?
crease nearly $2,600,000; legal tenders- lacrease
'?4.000,000. i ;
Nsw ORLEANS, April 22.-Sterling bank 22X
Slght exchange X premium. Gold IL
? COTTON SiTtKKTS. ,y
JJVERPOOL, April 2?-Noon.-Cotton flat and I
lrjegular; .uplands .TXa?Xd; Orleans 7Xa7><d;
Sties 10,000 bales. 1
Evening.-Cotton olesed flat and Irregular; np
.Jan?'? 7xa7Xd;.Orleans "Xa7Xd. Export and
speculation 3000. , .. ,
Nkw YORK, April 22-Noon.-Cotton doll; mid.
diing nplandsri4Jic; Orleans l&Xc; sales 10001
Evening.-Cotton Arm; sales 1207 bales at 14Xc,
BOSTON, April ,22.-^?01;PU dall; middling, x>*
16Xc; rreVreceiptV, sis bales: gross, 835; sales' foo;
stock, 18,500.
BALTIMORE, April 22.-Cotton In good demand;
middling 14Xc; grqss receipts. 17 bajes; exports,
. coastwise; 170; salea. 426; stock. u9ao: "
NosrcLK, April 22.-Cotton dull; low middling
13Xc; Bales, 125 bales; net receipts. 820. Exports
to Crest Britain, SOS; coastwise, 518. Stock, 2211j
WimiNOTON,Aprll'J2.- Cotton steads ;mldollng
14c; sales S6 bales; net receipts49; stock 1765.
SAVANNAH, April 22.-Cotton la moderate de?
mand:-middling l4Kc; net receipts 1104 bales;
sales l30D;?took 64,067.. . til
. AUGUSTA, April 22.-Cotton opened finn bat
closed easier at 13Xc for Liverpool middling, wud
18X"13Xc f"t New York middling; sales 231; re
ceiptH 161 bales.
MOBILE,' April 22,-Cotton qnlet and steady;
middilngl3Xc; net receipts ?96 bales; sales 600;
stock 42.070. -'
.i NEW ORLEANS, April 21-Cotton qniet aod
weak; middlings l4Xal4Xc; ''net receipts 4011
hales: groBs422*: exports to Great Britain 1532;
Bare lona 460; New Yo: k 1983; salis 4200; stock
225,242.
GALVESTON, April 22.-Cotton weak; good ordi?
nary 12c; net receipts 1852 bales; gross 1852; sales
2000ytOCk 52,475.
.PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE X.lRKETS.
LIVERPOOL. April 22-Evening-short rib mid?
dles 44s. Com'non rosin cs 3-laos ed.
NEW YOK?, April 22 -Noon.-Flour dull and
hcavv. Wheat quiet and beavr. Corn unchang?
ed. Pork qui't at, $18 25018 50. Lard heavy.
Turpentine quiet at 60a6l. Resin quiet at $2 55
for strained. .-. . .
Evening.-Floor du i and ?aloe lower; common
to (slr extra Soutnem $6.75a7 ?0. Wheat dull and
heavv: winter red and amber Western $1 63a
161. Corn lower at 72a73. Pork low. r at $i8a |
1812J?. Btei quiet. Lard lower; kettle UX
Nava s quiet Groceries steady.
BALTIMORE, April ?2 -Flonr quiet and weaker.
Wheat firmer; chi ice and fancy white $2a2 65;
prime to choice red $1 90a2 to. corn better; while
Souihern 78c; yellow Southern 7Sa78c. Provisions
unchanged in every rt speer. Whiskey 92".
CINCINNATI, April 22.-F our dull and unchang?
ed. Corn steady a< 57c. Pork dull and unchang?
ed. Bacon steady and m mod?raie remand:
clear sides. OXalOc; shoulders 7Xc Whiskev
quiet at 90c.
NEWOKI.EANS. April 22 -Floor doll; superfine
$6 75; XX $6 35; XXX $6 5Ca6 60. Corn easier at
70a"3c Pork dud anti lower; mess $19 5oal9 75.
Lard doll; tierce ll ?ia ll ?ic; kt gl3al3Hc. Oats,
tay. bacon, sugar, molassts, coffee, whiskey, all
unchanged.
New York Rice Market.
From the Dally Uuiieiln, April -.0 : Thi? demand
for domestic has been tetter, and. wlih thc sinai!
stock well in hand, sellers obtained higher Brant,
the market closing firm: sales 01 109 ics a< s^uoc
for common to ciiolce. Foreign ia light n-qntst
out ateadj ; soles o: ..00 bags at 7a7?i cts lor Kan
goon.
From the Daily Boll-1 n. April 21: Domestic loss
active but firm, as iii* stock bereis ncarl? ex
hausted; soles of 40 tra at BXaS'c. Koreim a little
slow, inough former figures arc still current and
sustained without diilK uit.v on good graces; sales
4>ri50 bags r angoon at TX?7*?c
'S tve York Naval Stort-g Market.
From the Journal of Ammerce, April 21: Tbe
mai keilor spirllS turp ni Un* remains in aboot
the same poM'ion. A raw fnsb lots were on sale
today, but not a quantity .-unit-lent tu affect
price*. The demand is moderate at. the ingtt
figures, sales are H barrels in m>-!Cliaiitnbie
?rd<-r at 62c; 60 barrels do from wharf, in lot.?, at
62??a63o. an1' 26New York Inrrelsiit 63c. Roan
salis were runion d of stra ned. bur we ronhl nut
trace Hi m. 1000 barrels low No 2 sold ai $2 65
Some 7t9o,barrels are now lon<ling Tor a C nu
nentai iori, the purchase* mette some lew davs I
a nce, bte noi tii-rorc rep? reit. We quore Pirain
ed ai ?2 55; No 2. $2 80.i3 2;'-; No 1. fi 50i4 50: pale
and extra pale, $588. T?r if quirt at $2 3 >ja2 SO
tu Newbetn, and $2 60 lor Washuigloa and W J
xoicgrjtt.
Hew York Sty Harket.
From tue Dally Bulletin, April 21 : Receipts to?
day 1552 bales. Tba market Jet oqlatk Sales for
the past twf fl?js sre?l57 b?jle? fci {?llana, so do
tor CardensKslfni, 40 forMat?oaasatll 20, 300
for JackeoiMa}: J5W|)r Tarbofo**! lfaad 63 far
wilmington at |l io. Retalf te- mfalr demand.
Straw ls Arm.
Interior Cotton Markets.
COLUMBIA, April 22.-Sale? or cotton yester?
day 104 bales; middling 13c
OR ANGEBURG, April 21.-Sales or cotton dur?
ing the week, 40 bales. We quote ordinary at inc,
low middling loj?c, and middling at 12>?C.
UNION, April 20.-35 bales cotton Bold during
cfex&?a^ ev?
ANDERSON, April 19.-To-day middling cot?
tons command 12)? to 13c
ATLANTA, April 19.-Market dull at 13 for
middling; low middlings 12&; good ordinary 11X
MONTGOMERY, April 21_Cotton ls in ralr de?
mand in our market to-day for better grades, low
middlings 12^??13C
dons.
COLUMBUS, April 2:.-The market was confined
to better grade?bales 176 bales, at the following
figures: Good ordinary, ll)i; Iqw middling 123* ;
middling I3al3>;; good middling 18X. Bales of
the week 1264 bales.
ltoc?.pt? liy iUUroja l.
80CTn CAROLIN A P.A.LB
346 bales cotton, 44 bales domestics, 236 bash
els grain, 7 cars lumhsr and gram. To Railroad
Agent, W W Smit.. Pfizer, Rodgers A co, G H
Walter A co, G A Tren holm A son, J Adger A co,
Frost A Adger, A B Mulligan, G W Witte, W C Bee
A co, Sloan A Selgnions, Wardlaw A Carew, W 0
CoaVmey^A-co, Geb W WOMams 7T CQ/WaB fW?
Hams A ?brfT J irAtte^ LTJeitz, Heath * Rice-,-5)
F Wieters, Macqueen A Rlecke, B O'Neill, W Har?
rell, Wagener A MonBees, H Bulwlnkle A co, Otis
Piiillips, M Triest, Elias Bros, G Follin, C Graveley,
W s Purcell, J Madsen, W B Smith A co, Bollmann
Bros, J Colclough, J C Mailonee, Courier office, Dr
Baer, Ctsey A Kenyon, W Hockaday, C Raffle J H
Gravet A co, B Boyd.. C Lltschgi, Mantoue A co, M
(j oldsmiBhik son', andf Order.^ J < . rt | 1, *?
SATAN vi a AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
Bales cotton, rough rice, 120 bbls naval stores,
mdse, A c. To G W Witte, J J Wescoat, Pringle A
Son, Pelzer, Rogers A co, J Benson, J F Taylor A
co, 0 B S Price, Barden A Parker,
Passengers.
Ber steamship Champion, for New Ysrfc
MlsSE VCTaa, J Y O'Douohtre and wife, M Bigs
by, Mrs Strong, Mrs O'Donnell and maid, H Dowd,
Miss D Bennlss, Miss M J Hatch. A C Arnold, W H
Burnham, H O Rockwood, R C Downing, G B Bun?
gan. L G Downes. M D Hennessey, 0 Nickerbock
er, Mrs Whceltr, Mrs Smith, Mrs Raymond and
child, E Norborgb, A F Baldwin, J Dake, W Jack?
son, G R ?sr, Sr,4B?L>tfe, ?Jpnfcasc and wire. J
Gotgenr, fft?']tt&t f>?M?pMRead, J M
He m ps. tsort and wtfl A O ?cMr???i i Wife. 0 Cook
and wife, Mrs E Rlckord. D E Townsend, J Evr.ns,
Mrs Ward and two children, J Laurence, Mainer
Laurence, Mrs Ladson, M Hilton, Mrs C Rea, Mrs
Garnlss. G Hammond. Miss L llaight, S chase, L
H Donaldson, H Donaldson, D F Brown, - Smith,
Mrs Heyward, Mrs J Douglas, P G Cumlifl, J W
Marvel, W J Hammett, P H Mason, F Hutchinson.
N Hatch, Dr Applegate, A B ll osen, W Mc Le ii, H
Elus, W Brain, C M elzer, K W Huneken. M Rus t?s,
Mrs J A Shelly, F L Haskell. J E Haskell, Mrs W A
Whitlock, Mls3 W R Whitlock, S H Hongliton. Mrs
MasonvMis.F9gan,Mrs Hatch, Mrs Larafalr, M C
and ll on deck.
Per steamship Maryland, for Baltimore-Mis
H D Browu, Lient Smith, wile and son, Miss A
Mertiu, Mrs R H Pierson und child, P Birk and 4
on deck.
Per steamship South Carolina, from New York
-J smith. N Byer and wife, A Byer, C A Thomp?
son and wile, RevJ S Kidney ami wire, Miss C W
Kidney. Miss M E Kidney, Mt-,8 J A Kiney, Master
L H Kidney, Ml-s H COOK, W A Mraiton. G Kitt
son, C S Browu and wile. W K Rossiter, R F Cur- j
ils, O D Seymour, Jr, Cbns'lan Wooitin, and John
p2fs??&ieC ptcmtotS"T^^'^*'^^'
souville. Fernandina and Sar annan-Mn C W
Fi-her. G E Haskell, F L Hassel:, S H Houghton,
G H Boss. Dr JW Applegate. Mr Donateon and
brother. Mrs Lanefalr, Miss Peckham. Mrs Tollver'
end child. Mrs G W Hardie. Mw. Tullver, Mrs Tol
lver. Mr.- G Boor, Miss Root. Miss Giavcs. Mr Mon?
tague, M C Hall. Mr Paltridge and wi:e. Mr Mo-on
and wife, N Hatch and wlf-. Master V Umcl.l?ion, .
Miag?n,-yaa Whitlock, Mrs VL/L Hfiiu?ock.C A
Man^iir^iU'l.servanr; Mr Hinkle. iQadeD**idgj?n<i
wife, Mrs Jones, Mrs French, G Waddington, W M
Sm n n. G Morris, Mrs Fergus m and child, Wm M
Bird and wife, W J H JIU moud. Master Heyward,
Dr J H Parker, Mr newell Capt F Pt^pti, ana 13 on
deck.
roux ?ALEJ/z>A.n.
MOON'S PHASES.
Full Moon. 5tn. 9 hours, 3 minutes, morning.
Last Quarter. 12th, o hom s. ci minutes, muming.
N'en. Mc ?.,1-'' H-1 bot?* 4?4uianti'S. evejung. 4
sra?. st's
K1SKS.
Monday.
fi:e*dny.....
weor.esaay.
rhursdsjr...
Friday.
Saturday...
Sunday.
6.. il
6.. 20
5..19
5..18
5..17
5..16
5..15
SETS.
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MARTVE SEWS.
CHARLESTON, S. C..APR?L 24, 1371.
Lar 32 deg 4t3 min 33 sec. | Lon 7<> deg1 57 mlri'27?ec.
ARRIVED SATURDAY.
Steamship Souih Carolina. Beckett. New; York
-left 19ih inst. Mdse. To Wagner, Huger A co,
W A Courtenay, Jas E Adger A cc, DA A m ra-,
Southern Express co, Agent Georgetujwft-s&tsiin
era, S A C Railroad co. S C Railroad co. Steamer
PhuiteniM a A AF nt on, I>r Ba erc&ay/er A K res sel,
S Bates A co, E E Bedford. H Bischof! A co. Geo A
Bon in au. ?en Boyd, F 0 Horne*-. ?/< T Browu, T M
Bi 1st ell a co, J H Brunlug, E S Burnham. came?
ron, Barkley A co, T jd Cater, Ciaue, Rollston A
co. Chlsolm Bros, Cobla A cu. E Daly. R L David,
J H Doscutr, Douglas .A Mi.1er, JJ >w;e, Mot^e A
Davis, M Drake, J B Duval A>ou . A W Eckel-* co,
jJU?JBwa, S Em nuel, J S Fairly & eo.-ForsyvMie,
McCou.b A co. B Feldmaun A co, Furcligow. Ben?
edict c co, C Gravid-y, J H Oiaver, P L Gui leiiin,
H Gerdts A co. Harbeson A co, Han & co, Hollies,
Gilder A co, T M Horsey A Bro, E H Jackson. C H
Johnson, Joans on, Crews A IO.T Kelly, ?j-Kerri
son. KhucK. w lck--nberg A co, E L ill lie-, A K Le
w.th, C A Len gu lek, J W. LlulAv. U Marks, Wm
?atwessen, s K Marshall, E wiM.Maekey, Mac?
queen .v. Kif eke, Matthau A McMillan, K Maw lu, P
F.Murray, McLoy a Rice, McDuaOoiieu*Meufc.,.>A
Moller, W A Mei tens. F l< M ever, J H Muller. J F
OWelil. BO'Ni i.l, T Murphy, W F Padduu, Dr Flui
lip*, C F Punknln; D l'uul A co. C 1' Puppen lieun.
Ri. Vf ntl d co, Wm Sayre, F W Maaland, E Scott,
MVs?!ttttckky, Sell * Foster, Meile J? Wutdell, s F
t>ouder. Steffel 6. Werner A Ducker, A R siillmau,
Sloll, WViib A cv. A O Moue. E B. Stoddard,'.(?feo,
T Street. J F Taylor A-oo,-Uedemai>, CaldeiM cu,
P P Tua e, M Triest, W J Trim. a. Thom ps u, Wm
Uflerhardt, J II V?llers, S Wu tis, w L Webb, W H
Welch, Wagf ner A Mnnsees, J Wirth. P Walsh. O
F Witters, w J Yat-s, Walker; Evans A Cogswell,
Mrs M J Zerunw, aud others. . ? -.?, ?.
Steamer lJictator. Coxetfer,'Piilatka, via Jack?
sonville. Fernandina and Savannah. 2hoiseS.
350 empty bids. 8 bbls potatoes, 15 packsges md>e.
Ac. To Rarem] A 00. W M Bud A cu, Kiii.-man
AHowelL
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Bark Sterling. Harding. Pheonix Maids-?eft
November 29. Guano. Tu Wilobx: Giblw A co.
sehr diaries Coniery, Piukbam, ?:?il im re, -
days. Ruiiroad iron. To Muster and, 1' C Tren
holm.
Sehr A H.Cain, Sirap-on, Norf. Bc, Ya,-days.
Corn. To T (lipper a Sons.
sehr Westert! Mar. Crowell, Boston-15 d<y=?
(ce. To A Gage A co. ExpeiU-nced heavy weath?
er on the pas.-uge.
. CLEARED SATURDAY.
Steamship Champion, Lockwood, New York
James Adger A co.
Steamship Maryland, Johnson. Baltimore
P C Treuhuun.
SAILED SATURDAY.
Steamship Champion, Lockwood. New York.
Steamship Maryland, Johnson, Baltimore.
Sehr Menin ?J Hun, U..w.e>, Fa l River, Mass,
Sehr ayrover. brown. New Yorh.
Sehr Aliix- G ??race, Gilciii ist, Savannah.
Sehr Chano:t-\H-h, Wilba ns, Ueoigetown, SC
SAILED* YRSThVtD AY.
German sloop-oi-wiir Mete r. Kuorr, Eiel via
New lurk.
FROM THIS PORT;
Sieamship Georgia, Crowell, New York, 21st
Apt IL
Spanish b!*g Marcillna. Pages. Barcelona, 2d
April.
Spanish brig Julia. Codin.i. Ba reel? na. 2d April.
Sour KUa .Jaatue-.s, McEiwcs, UuiuiuorQ. 2Wh
mstanu. 7 :
"?P FOR THIS i'O.PR ? :'". 'A.
Steamship Falcon. Haynle. at Baltimore, to
leave A pi 11 22.
French uaik t>aupliio. Blancher, ul Callao, loth
January, read.* 10 sail.
CLEARED FOR TIMS |><'(;"\
Steamship Virginia, Humer, at Philadelphia,
April 20.
MEMORANDA. ,. ?
NEW YORK, April 23-arrived. sie?m?hips St
Lou s. Clytie ?ind l.ini,g,toii.
T?e Freacli Bark D*uphin was st Callao Janu
sry 10. resiii lor s?si<ir' Hi s port, wnn SrJQ mus
PcruvUii gu.no. consigned to Ue-srs Geo W Wil?
liams A co. ol >>ur cit.?.
The Brit s 1 l-aik Lillie M. Guthrie. froiti Chniles?
ion rorGreeuoik, whose non-arrival !i?d c-'eaie'd
inea?ineBi, put tuto.Sp. John's, Antigua, March 17,
eaky and fftort ot* pfiff*rons.
The British hark Fairy, Mendens, from Martin
que, arrived at Beaufort, S G, April ls. <
The sehr Carrie S Webb..from New Tork, arriv?
ed at Georgetown, S C, April 18.
The sehr J W Dusk a. Haskell, for Georgetown,
9 C, cleared at New York AprU 21.
The sch May Day. Adams, from Georgetown, S
0, arrived at Baltimore April 21.
LIST OF VESSELS
UP. CLEAKED AND SAILED FOR THIS TOBT.
F O.B. E 1 G N...
LIVERPOOL.
Br ship Island Home, McLellan, ap.......April 6
Br bark Vinco, Robson,-ap.April ie
' * ? . CARDIFF. ' ..?.*.
Norwegian bark Lugent, Nellien, sailed.... Jan 26
TheJean Vivian, Brewer, sailed..;......Jan n"
" CALLAO. :
Br bark Dauphin, Blancher, to sall_January io
DOM B'S TIC.
I ? BOSTON.
Ship Western Star, Cro well, cleared. -April 5
Brig Waltham, Haskell, np:.March 23
Sehr Vraie, Mason, op.. .T...". :.. April 17
NEW TOBE. ' ' '
Sehr V Merwin:. Pearce, etearekL...JiApril 16
SchT Ida Blrdsall, Johnson, cleared..... ..April i
Sehr N W Smith, Tooker, cleared.....Aptirll
Sehr" Lilly, Hoghes, up. ?.A....'..April 17
Sehr H O ?sheppard, Clarki-up.;.April 17
PHILADELPHIA.
Steamship Virginia, Hunter, cleared.April 20
Sehr W G Dearborn. Scull, np.:. .AprM fi
Sehr Annie Magee, Young, cleared.Apr! s
Sehr S L Russell, Smith, up..,..April 16
BALTIMORE.
Steamship Falcon,-Haynie. to sall .April 22
sehr John Ferris, st John's, cleared.April io
Seht Sci Queen, Rosebrook,'cleared.......April 13
Sehr PL smith, -, np..?.r.April 15
Brig Ellen Marla, Hoxlfi^cleared..april 19
NSW 0 fi I ? ( Nffl
Sehr David Miller, Rogers, cleared.April
'-. Shipping.
p ?R PH iITFELPHI?T
WEEKLT STEAM I<INE-THURSDAYS-CON?
NECTING WITH FIRST-CLASS STEAM LINES
AT PHILADELPHIA FOR BOSTON AND
PROVIDENCE.
The Fast Iron Screw Steamship
VIRGINIA,
H ENTER, commander,
Will be dispatched tor Philadelphia' on i f"TOs_
fHtiKSDAY.1 27th April, at c o'clock l\2?UtM?
"J., from Brown's North Wharf.
S9*Tbrongh Bills Lading issued for Cotton,
Rice and Rosin, Ac, to the New England cities,
and Spirits Turpentine, as agreed..
49-The Steamers of this line jriu take Lumber
to Philadelphia on accommodating terms. '
For Freight engagements apply to
WM. A. COURTENAY.
aprai-mtnihC - No. i Umon Wharf. .
jp 0 R S E Vi IO R E.
ON WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26re, AT SIX
SEW IRON STEAM' LINE-Eli IA BL ?SHED lWOi
- , /
STATE-KOO)IS ALL ON DKCK.
TTieSplendld Now Iron Side Wheel Steamship
SOUTH CAROLINA, Beckett, Commander, will
sait-for New York on WEDNESDAY, April 26, at 6
o'clock P M., from Pier No. t. Union Wharves.
The line new Iron Steamship GEORGIA, will
follow on 'lukas**,JoV^ay.
Through Bap Vi #?g^lift? on Cotton to
Liverpool, Boston. Provfilctice ano the New Eng
:;UJ?), Maj^i.f4|;:?ri/.-g Towns,^t -ih^ lowestrn^tr
Insurance by Steamers of this Line >i per cent.
-For Freight Engagements or Passage, havinc
'. erv tine state-room accommodations, apply to
WAGNER, JJU?iER? CO., No. 26 Broad street, or
to WM. As,^J^TBjJrtV NO^^QB .Wharves.
apr22~>_* _
FO R .N E W "V o lt!.
? rt S C - : m. :.'. I. A ft.
OLD LINK S KW \ O lili AMD CILAKLES
TON STEX?SIIIPS'.
V,'CS; . . .-..>._L ..
ESTABLISHED 18-15.
srACIO?SANI' ELEGANT DEUR ST^TE-ROOMS
f^htitryifast afad vUvntiki tiklo-Wfarel -Steiui
imps oT this Line will sall from Adgcrs South
ivimrras follows :
;a,\ u^njN*SATr^A^'-|!prr*ti),it>i o'clock.
?y Insurance >i percent, by this Line.
'??WT Through Buts or L'ading gwen on cot ten to
Liverpool, Boston. Pr.vldence and the New Eng
andmanafacturtng towns at the lowest-market
.ftti??, _ '
For Freight or Passage engagements, apply to
apre_.__JAME? ADQEK A CU.
pACIFIC MAIL ^STEAMSHIP COMPY't
rn KOO? n UNI-TO *
CALIFORNIA. CHINA AND JAPAN
FARES GREATLY REDUCED.
Steamers of the ahuve une leave Pier
so. -12. North River, foot of Canal_
itreet. Nw York, at 12 o'clock noon, 01 tue ltth
ind 3)ih ol every L-.ontu (except when tue?
Sat es fallDn Sunday, then the Saturday preved
np. ..'
All departures connect at panama wm. steam
.ra fur .>ouTh PaciUc and Central American ports.
Departure of 15tii touches at Kingston. Jamaica.
F.it'iapAn and China, steamem leave . San Fran
:lkco flrst or every month, except when it falls on
munday ; t hen on the day preceding.
*u Vaiiloruia Hteann r?'touch as Havana, bu>
zo direct from New Ttwftto Aspmwall.
: ?neliundred pounds baggage free to each adult
Medicine and attendance free.
For Pasmare Tickets or other information appl>
lt the COMPANY'S TICKET OFFhSK, on inc
vliorf foot of Canal street, North River. Ne?
tork. F. R. BABY, Agent.
jujyjo-ivr
flH'?NGE OF SCIIEDULE*
?io?NT 'PLEASANT AND SULLIVAN'S ?SLAND
FERRY
On and after THURSDAY, April
!th, the roLownik,' schedule will be
Ibsen ed :
Leave City at 6.30 and 10 A. M., 3 and 5.30 P. M.
Leave Mount Pleasant at SA. M., 12 M., 4.15 and
i.?? P. M.
Leave Sullivan's Island at 7.30 and ll A. M., 4
ind 6.1-; P. M.
All Fr?tent must be prepaid, and none received
liter hair-past 2 o'clock. J. ll. MURRAY,
mario Agent.
KYEJ?KLY LINE TO SAVANNAH.
, THROUGH ; BY DAYLIGHT., -
- * *i r'. I
OR PACIFIC LANDING, BEAUFORT, HILTO>
UKAD, SAVANNAH. DAHIEN LAND
BRUNSWICK, GA.
The (av?nt? steamer
E L I Z A ll ? NCOS,
Captain L. VV. BURNS,
rill receive Freight gt Accommoda- _ gTw^
ion wharf rur a?ove poiuis every JBHWC
I r.s.'iAY. and leave on every Wiii)NEM>AY MOKN
sb. at 7 o'clock, arriving at Savanimh the sann
"/cuing, and leaving for Danen, AC, the follow
ue morning. Returning, wdl leave Savaunah ro?
manes, on every MONDAY MOKNINO, ar. 7 o'clock
For r're:ght or nttssHve. apply to
RAVEN EL. UULMES A CO.,
"i-ido N'o.177 Bas) 'lav.
?j\0 ll ir' L O K I D A,
TWICE A WEEK.
OR -SAVANNAH, FERNANDINA, JACKSON
VILLE, PILATKA AND ALL POINTS ON
TUE ST. JHHNTS RIVER.
The Metmer DICTATOR; Captain -r?C^w
.. M. COXETTEK, Will Kail frnni , \V^^
.outlier:! Wharf ror aiiove points every CUhiT?
?vBKiNu.ai -.30o!clock, arriving back ai Charle?
tm everr SATI K?>AV AFTBRNOorj, at 5 o'clock.
The Steamer CITY POiNT,.capram D. B. Vincent,
rill sail from Souihern Wharf ror above point
very FRIDAY EVENING, at.g,so o'clock, arriving
?ck at Charieston WE<IKESDAY AFTERNOON, at c
'clock. . ,,.,.
RAVEN EL' S CO., Agent?,
oct 10 Southern wharf.
N
o TTC E I NOT??JET
We beg to notiry tbe friends and pa- JBk?
trons of the . JmWm
MERCHANTfe? HiEVB -:
.. - '\. CF j ;.K ..-: . "
3YEW TOEK SAILING PACKETS,
That we are now prepared to issne Bills ef Lading
from New York to this port at as low rates as by
any other line. -, .
The Vessels of this Line are first-class, insure
Al, sre commanded by experienced captains, and
leave the Port of New York la regular turn every
seven to ten days. . ., -,
EVANS, BALL A CO.. Agents,
No. 36'Sooth street, New York.
WM. ROACH A co.. Agents, v.
anr2*-3 _.Charleston, S. C.
"gi OR LIVERPOOL.
The One, American Snip MISSOURI, L. T..^lj
Bradburn,.Master, having three-quarters orjgjBl
her cargo engaged and aboard, will meet'with
dlspatea; if
? For balance Freight room, apply to
. W. B. SMITH A CO.,
apr24-mw2 . . Naplers Range.
"? OR LIVE RR O 0 L .
The iron''dipper ship REM?NGT IN. A?,,JB?
Jno. F. Pbwier, Master, ntwingo?ie hair herSHsc
cargo ?neage? and golng-on board, will have dis?
patch. . Fur engagements of Freight apply to
aprlir 8_ HENRY CARD.
"piOR FORT SUMTER, BATTERY WAG?
NER, FORT MOULTR?E, AND ALL OTHER
INTERESTING POINTS AROUND THE
HARBOR.
The Yacht ELEANOR wUl leave Southern -?f.
Wharf everv Cay at. 10 o'clock, Morning,SHflt
and half-past 3 o'clock every Afternoon.
For arrangements, apply to Captain THOMAS
YOUNO, on board. . , ,? . , j . aprl3
?POE S ATV AN NAH .
ELEGANT STATE ROOM ACCOMMODATIONS.
The Splendid Steamer DICTATOR, ?
Captain L. M. Coxetter, will jews M
Southern Wharf on T?ESDAT EVENING, April
1871, at 3.30' o'clock, for the above place. ;
The Splendid Steamer CITY POINT, Captain D.
B. Vlnoent. will leave Southern Wharf f?r the
above place, on FBIDAT EVENING, April 28, 1871,
at 8.30 O'Clock. ' RAVENEL A CO.,
apr22 .? Ascents.
E
XCURSION
TO THE
PHOSPHATE WORKS,
OS THE
ASHLEY RIVER.
The elegant Steamer ELIZA HAN- r
COX, Captain L. W. Barns, willes_
leave Accomm dation Wharf on TUESDAY MONN?
ING, April 23ih, at lo o'clock, and return to the
city at 5 P. M..
Refreshments on board. Fare $1.
A good opportunity Will be afforded to visit the
various points of interest on the River.
-aprii-4 ... ....
?g x OU R s i o ir; T R i p.
on and after THURSDAY, April ci h, " _ ?.rr*'?*,'
the steamer ST. HELENA,Captain " 7i^iuFfr
Sinclair, Jr,, will leave as above, every munition,
at halT-past ft o'clock, from Mlatket Wharf, leaving
Sullivan's Island,, on return, at a quarter-past 6
o'clock. Fareluitfouud nip, 20 ceuu
mar3p,_ J. H. MURRAY, Agent.
?pO'B BEAUFORT' A N D PACIFIC
v ty^liSG.. .?'
ThfrBteamer PILOT BOY.' Captain >.
J. W. Sly,.will' leave every THUK8-?pjgBB2
DAY MOHKIKQ, at 8 O'clock, as above, Keturuiug,
will leave Beaufort FRIDAY MORNING, at 8 o'clock;
msfel ? ? ' J. D. AIKEN, Agent.
j^OR X?RTH E?AJSTC^F^?FORT AND
PACTFIC'LANDISO.'
Tim Steamer-PiLOT- UttY,-Captain _ j-HT^ik,
J. W. Sly, will leave .Centrai Wharf???Q??gg??
for the above points every MONDAY MOKMNM, at *
o'clock, and, returning," wlli leave Beaufort every
TUESDAY, at 6 o'clock A. M., and Edicto at 3 P. M.
marti J.D. AIKEN?. Agent.
Dr rig c, ?Xl^wlcttlG, &t.
ROSADALfS^
ROSAD ALIS is the best Blood
Purifier.
ROSADAUS, a sure eure for
Scrofula,
ROSAD ALIS, endorsed by
Physicians.
ROSAD ALIS, a potent remedy
for Rheumatism.
ROSAD ALIS, a Remedy tried
and true.
ROSABALIS, 4he best Altera?
tive extant.
ROSAD ALIS endorsed by the
following :
Dr.R. -WJIAOS CAKIt, of Baltimore.
Dr. T.'C. PUCH, ol Ballimore.
Dr. THus. J. BOYKIX, HT Ballimore. .
.Dr. A..D?HUAN. of Tarlioro'-, S; C.
Dr. J. S bPAltKS. of Nicbottsvile, Kv.
Dr. A. F. WHEELER, of Lima. Chlo. '
Dr. w. lioi.LuWAV. ol Philadelphia: .
Dr. J. L. MCCARTHA, of South Carolina
and many otneis. Sec ROS.VDAt.ls ALMANAC
ROSADALIS,
endors- d by Rev. DABNEY BALL, now or Mary?
land conference, formerly Chapl un in the Con?
fed?rale Ai my or Northern Virginia.
not? AO A LIS
ls Alterative, Tonic and Diuretic, and acts ai
oueand the samo iJiue upon the BLOOD, LIVER,
KIDNEYS and all the SECRETORY ORGANS, ex?
pelling all Impure marier and building up the
system to a healthy, vigorous condition.
ROSADALIS
IS SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
DOWIE, MOISE A DAVIS, ) Wholesale
GOODRICH. W1NEMAN A CO.. i -Agents in
Dr. H. BA Eil, ) Charleston.
mai6-lv /
C
Qotele.
OLUMBIA HOTEL,
COLUMBIA, S. C.,
WM. GORMAN, PRoriiiETOR.
The Proprietor or thia pleasantly located ano
elegantly furnished Establishment, at the Suit
Capital, desires to inform the travelling public anu
others seeking accommodations, thai the "CO?
LUMBIA" ls m every respect a flrst-ciass Hot* ,
unsurpassed by any in the State or the Uniter
Stales, situated in the business centre of tn.
city, with line large airy rooms, and a fable sup
piled witu.every delicacy of the season, boin Iroru
Sew York and Charleston markets, the Buprle
tor pledges that nu efforts will be spared to give
perfect satisfaction in every respect.
A llrsi-class Livery Stable is attached to the
Rotel, where vehicles or every description caa bi
had at the shortest, notice.
Omnibuses attend the arrival and departure o:
every Tram. WM. GORMAN,
Proprietor and Saperiur-'-ident.
J. D. BUDDS. Cashier. aprir nrfm
D
R. B A E R ' S
IMPROVED
YEO ETA BLE CATHARTIC PILLS
will remedy BILIOUS DISORDERS and
LIVER COMPLAINT-Will cure Dyspepsia or
Indigestion, Headache, Costiveness Loss ol
Appetite, and have proved or great use in Neu?
ralgia, Dropsy, Dysentery, Piles, Pains lu toe Side,
Back and Limbs. Tu ey will cure Sick Headache
and all Derangements or the stomach. These
Pills contain no Mercnryfand may be taken with
perfect safety by any persons, and la all situa?
tions or ure.
No family Bhould be without them.
Manufactured by Da. H. BAER,
Wholesale and Retail Diugghst,
v Charleston, S. C.
Price per box 25 cents. Usual discount tc tte
irade.
Ifi?fOtfbt.
S
O UT H CAROLINA SAILBOAT.
VICE-PRESIDENT'S OFF?OE.' 1
CHARLESTON, S. C.,' January 18, VST?A j
On and after SUNDAY, January 22, the Passen?
ger Trains on ' nc SUU:JI r juna Railroad will
rut as follows:
FOB AUGUSTA. :'
Leave Charleston.12.50 P. M.
Arrive at Augusta. 8.15 P. M.
FOB COLCHELA.
Leave OnarleBton.8.20 A. M.
Arrive at Columbia.... 3.40 P. M.
FOB CHARLESTON.
Leave Augusta...v.???iv. 7?40 A. M.
Arrive at.Charleston. 3.20 p. w.
Leave Columbia...'-.12.15 P.M.
Arni ve at charleston. 7.50 P: M.
: AUGUSTA KIOHT BXPEISe;
(Sundays excepted.)
Leave Charleston.. 8.30 P. M.
Arrive'a?Augusta...'.'...7.Ci(. M.
Leave'Augusta........*.*'.-t.6.60K M.
arrive at Charleston.;.5.40 A.M.
, ,. 'COLUMBIA J?10HT EXPRESS,
(Sundays excepted.)
LeaveOhareston.........7.10P. M.
Arrive at Columbia. 6.00 A. M.
Leave Columbia..."..1+. 7.50P.M.
Arrive at Charleston.6.45 A. M.
sud . snaMntmu TRAIN.
Leave Charleston.> ASO P. M.
Arrive a} Summerville.6.00 P. M.
Leave Summerville;...;......7.00A. M.
AtrlVC at Charleston.. .Vi..-.. 8.16 A. M.
CAJtDEK BHANCH. ,
Leave Camden.'.fl.00 A. M.
Arrive at Columbia_....10.40 A. M.
Leave Columbia......................... 1.26 P.M.
arrive at camden.ftOQP. M.
Day and Night Trains make close connections
at Augusta with Georgia Railroad and Central
Railroad;
Night Train connects with Maoon and Augusta
Railroad.
Columbia Night Train connects with Greenville
and Columbia Railroad. 1
. Camden Train connects dally with-Day Passen?
ger Trains.
Janis A L. TYLER. vice-President. .
SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON -RAIL
; ROAD. . .
PASSENGER TRAINS on this Road run daily as
follows': .' '
Leave Charleston.8.30 A. M.
Arrive at Savannah.3.ou P. M.
Leave Savannah.11.15 A. M.
Arrive at Charleston.5.20 P. M.
Counecrs at Savannah with the Atlantic lc Guli
Railroad for Jacksonville, St. Augustine, and ah
points in Florida.
Witu central Railroad for Macon. Atlanta, Mo?
bile. New Orleans and Ufe West.
With Steamboats for points on the Savannai
River.
At Charleston with the Nortneastern and Sout c'
Carolina Railroads, and Steamships for all points
North and West. ,.
Through Tickets over this line on sale at Hotels
in Charleston; Screven House, Savannah; and al!
principal Ticket ottlees North and South.
Freights forwarded daily to and from Savan
uah and all points beyond.
Through Bills of Lading Issued to Jacksonville
Tarin as ?1 w as by any other Une. , .
C. S. GADSDEN,
cct5 Engineer and superintendent.
NORTHEASTERN. RAILROAD COM?
PANY.
CHAKI.KSTON. S. 0., February li; 1871.
Trains leave Charleston Dally ut Vt M. and
P.M.
Arrive at Charleston 7:00 A. M. (Mondays ex
Copied)and 3:30 P. M.
Tram docs not leave Charleston e&o P. M., SUN?
DAYS. , .. " . .
Tram leaving at 12 M. makes through connec?
tion to New York, via Richmond and Acquis
Creek, ouly, going through.m 42 houri?, wmioirr
DETENTION ON SUNDAYS. .
Passengers fWvtng by 8:30 P. M. Train have
choice of route, vin Richmond and Washingtou.
or via Portsmouth and Rainmore. Tiiosedeaviu?
rn WAY* by this Train lay over du SUNDAY In Bal?
timore. Those leaving on SATURDAY remain SUN?
DAY in-Wilmington, N. C.
Tills ls the cheapest, quickest and most pleasant
route to Cincinnati, cuica??> and other points
West and Northwest, both Trains making close
connections ut Washington with Western trams
of Baltimore and O hlo Railroad..
S. S. SOLOMONS.
Engineer and Superintendent.
P. L. CLEAi'oa, General Ticket Agent;
:(febii-i2iiiu8 , ,.
irerliliicrs.
pis RU vi AN"' ITi? ?lf O7~
600 tons No. 1 PERUVIAN GUANAPE GUA?b,
per "Ida Blrdsall." For sale in lots of ten tons
and upwards at $60, gold, per ton of 2240 pounds.
qprt!lT5 , _GEO. W. WILLIAMS A CO. ,
jp E RU VIAN GUANO.
25 tons No. 1 G?incha Island GUANO.
For sale by WILCOX, GIBBS A CO.
apr20-3? _ ,_
Q.ENULNE PERUVIAN GUANO.
,5 tons Genuine No. Peruvian GUANO, price $00.
per ton. For sale by J. A. ENS LOW A CO., :
apj-?0_No. 141 East Bar.
P E E T I L I Z E E 8.
HO tons No. 1 PERUVIAN (Chincha) GUANO,
warranted pure.
1600 bola. Land. Piaatert ground from the best
Nova scotia Rock, and warran ted pure,
100 tons Pure Dissolved and Ground Boue. ,.
150 tons w htrelock's Vegetator. The Vcgetator
has been successfully used, and bears a
very high reputation. . It is second to no
.' other Fertiliser, except Peruvian Guano,
- odored in.)h s market,
loo tons -'Ralston V Dissolved Bone and Ammo?
nia.
100 bbl*. Eastern Island Fish Guano, at {35 per
.ton of 2UU0 pounds.
For t&ie by T. J. KERR A CO.
febk_
THE ST ONO
PHOSPHATE COMP?NY
OF THIS CITY,
ARE NOW MANUFACTURING THEIR
"SOLUBLE GUANO,"
Widen will be furnished at $50 cash; or $55 on 1st
November next with City accep ance, and their
"DISSOLVED PHOSPHATE," for composting with
Cotton Seed, at $33 cash, or on 1st November
with 10 per cent additional -
.PURE GROUND PHOSPHATE" at $)fi cash.
Contracts for the Fertilizer? may b3 made in ex?
change for Cotton. '?
ORDERS SENT WILL RECEIVE PROMPT / T
TENTION.
J. 1). AIKEN, AGEN'l.
marl_._
IMPORTANT TO
PLANTERS ANO FACTORS.
MIDDLETON'S
FISH AMMON1ATED PHOSPHATE.
This excellent brand of Fertilizer comes before
the public well recommended, having been pre?
pared with great care, and with the best mate?
rials. Its adaptability to thc crops of this section
a unsurpassed; one evidence of which is the
oillclal testimony of Professor SHEPARD, which
we annex, os follows:
OFFICE OF THE
STATE INSPECTOROF FBKTILIZKRS.
CHARLESTON, S. C., Mar:h 31,1871. .
Messrs. J. A. EHSLOW A Co.. Agents of Middleton\s
Fish Ammomated Phosphate:
GENTLEMEN-Enclosed plea-e And the analysis
of the sample of Middleton's F.sh Ammonlated
Phosphate, .-elected by my assistant from the car?
go Just arrived.
Tue large amount of organic matter, rich In
Ammonia, and thc lngidy suiuble condition of thc
phosphoric acid, are buitlcient recommendations
lor this ar'lcle. 1 feel sure thar the planter will
be benet!;ed by irs Judicious application to Cot?
ton and other crops.
Respect fully, yonr obedient servant,
iSlgned.) CHAS. If. SHEPARD. Jn., M. li.,
Inspectorof Fertilizers for Sou h Carolina
UNIFORMITY OF QUALITY GUARANTEED.
PRICES-f 60 cash, or for approved acceptance,
pavable 1st November i.cxf, 5?o.
Address J. A. EN-LOW A CO., Agents,
No. 141 East Buy, Charleston, S. C.
apr5-wfm
GOOD ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
THE MOUNTAINEER,
GREENVILLE, S. C..
Has toe largest real circulation of any paper
In that section. Subscription price $1 a year.
G. E. ELFORD, Editor and Proprietor.
G. G. WELLS, Associate Editor.
dec 13
jyR. BING'S PILE REMEDY
For Bale b? Da. E. Bi ER.
july?
Sine ?roories, Ut.
BEDFORD'S (LATE CORWIN'S) GROCERY
AND .-. - p
TEA. WAREHOtJSB.
-rec
HEADQUARTERS FOB SELECTED DAISY BUTTEE ';'^ L
PTJBE LEAP LAED ' .-<?C -....?: ? i::-i>.>u
PRIME FACTORY AND ENGLISH CHEESES . , .
ii (<
ENGLISH AND AMERICANi GS aOKJGBS, TJA
. -- -
BISCIIIT8,. ,40, 4C.. ._
N. B.-I CLAIM TO REEP THE'LARGEST STOCK-AND MOST EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT* OP
FAMILY. GROCERIES IN THIS C?TT. . .* ' . ''?
. i ' . .*'*\\:y',':
i : ? . . f E. R BEDFORD, " Jj ??????ii .. .
VERY..- ... 11 -UTRfc
SUCCESSOR rc .' .?.. ? : fl?
CHOICE j . B R ANDI KS.-,/WI S Ri?
". WILLIAM S. CORWIN A .CO- ., ,. ., . '
FAMILY I, ,n.. AI?D VfeRY OLD " . U
". No. 527?KING STREET,"'"""
FLOUR. nsinxwiqa . >?: ..t i WHIRRIES. i-v.;.j
I- < OPPOSITE HASBL.., J. .; . ..... , ...:cy
WHOLESAXE AJVD ?>?J!? ?E?TJBR ; JJ
. ' ?? !;W M.: ..:<.c;..; . : t-lii liny, .>.::.:.-.:< iDiw
Fine Teas, Coffees, Siigars Provision^'\'!-^ict^ ' ?Si?*.
HERDIETIC AIiItY SEALED FmiiWS?"'-'-^'.. ':
VEGETABLES, M E A T 81^'&^sP^f "V" ?j
All articles sold front-this establishment are of tie VERTRBST QUALITY and WAR KANTE di
Goods lellverca to al! parts of tte City, Railroad Depots, Steamboats, free or expense! ?'?>''?? 5?
EVE Ri E. BEDFORD.) SEND FOR A ' (JAS. S. MARTIN^
SEO. H. GRUBER. ( CATALOGUE. T i WM. G. HOOD, JB..
:-rs-^~rr . Bretni
-IFtnrtif?iei?;'. -..auo-?m ??H .
ATLANTIC PHOSPHATE
IOF CHAnXESTON, S. C. 7 \ /' Jj f
P. J. PORCHES, President. ?~ F. J. i^t?SS? ^ei?^er^
. DYRB-cT'ditsv ;' ^:; j?|
W. LEBET..........W.P.' HALL.t.....L. D. DsSAUSSTflRE........ G. PINCKNHb
TBE ATLANTIC PHOSPHATES* ARE: NOW BEING MANUFACTURED AT THEIR WORKS OS
ASHLEY RIVER, coder the direction of aa experienced and Practical Onemiit.. Tire Company.lat.
tend this to be a flrst class Fertilizer, and dne which can be recommended to Planters. ....
THE COMPANY ARE ALSO PREPARED TO MANUFACTURE '.'
ACID 3? II ?'SE?lTli:.
FOR COMPOSTING TFITH COTTON SEED.
This preparation is highly recommended by. Chemists, as with .lt Planters are enaoled to makO
thelr own Fertilizers. .. .
The.ATLANTlC PHOSPHATE is sold at $55 perton'cash, or -- on time,'wutr Interest at me rat?
of one per cent, pei month. . .. it.: .. . ?..
The A'C1D>PHOSPHATS is sold at $35-.per ton casa, or-on,time, with Interest at the rate oi
one per cept. per month. , , , .,
PEJJZER, RODGERS & GO..?General Agente;
dec31-4mos BROWS'S WHARP; ?^.V^^TOTjOH,.^^.^
^ Bitters. ^jg
. WHOLESALE AGENTO FOR THE*
0 L D C A R 011S A BITTERS;
H. BISCHOFF &''CO:,
H. ?LATTE .fe CO'M.'. " . ' :
B?LLMA??N BROTHERS, '""
J. A. QUACKENBUSHT j
WAC ENERA MO XS EES,
MANTO?J3 & CO.
Vj E S T I il O NIA L S.
Ilcad'a few or tue Te-tlnwalalB in regard to The
EFFICACY Of that STEALING. M KUI CINE,
OLD CAROLINA BITTERS.
A few Certificates from the many 'la bur posses?
sion from persons whohave tested tba
OLU CAROLINA.BITTERS*
FROM TUE POSTMASTER AT T?MBL1NC
SH 'ALS, S. C. .
Tey BLIND SHOALS, S. C.. April 9,1870.
Messrs. GOODRICH, WIN ??MAN A CO., Charleston,
S.O.: ?:. j...
Gentlemen--TH is ts to Inform yon that about ti
year ugo 1 was in ilelicarc hem h. worn out with
old age arid' hard work,-weighing one liunrirei
and twenty-five pounds upon request I com?
menced using the OLU CAROLINA BITTERS Af
ter using ulne bottles,11 felt as well and rigorous
as thirty years' air?-went to work and made
money. I weighed, after uslug the above, one
hundred, and seventy two pounds. I have since
r>c?n strong and halt. Accept, gentlemen, my
thanks, and success say I ta i he OLD CAROLINA
BUYERS.
(Signed) RANSOM PHILLIPS, P. M., ?
Tumbung Shoals, S. C;
FROM ANDREW CHAMUERS..JRWINTON. GA.
IKWINTON, CA., September 25,' 1869.
Messrs. GOODRICH. WINKMAN A Co.:
Gentlemen-Wnen in your city.' two weeks ago.
your Dr. Service gave me a not tie ul vour.cete
brated CAROLINA BlTI'E'ts. which I brought
horne for my father, whose health was very feeule.
After usine' lt he was so well-pleased wtih lt*
t-fl.ee'?. i hut lu- considers them ulmi?t indispensa?
ble. Please And enclosed sixteen* (?lo.) tho price
of two cases: mrectthem wv J.Otoaw*erH & Sob.
No. l?. C. R. it. Your.*, very respectfully, * ,.
(Signed) ANDK?W cn AMBERS.
ANOTHER VOICE FROM CEOROIA.
: FOKT VALLEY. GA.-, september li, 1869.
Messrs..couDJiicu. WI?IEMAN A--Co... Charleston:.
Gentlemen-I take great pleasure lu informing
vourlinimv wile has'experienced great heneas,
from ihe use of the OLD CAROLINA.BITTERS.
It-is ce: tuuii v a good mediclae, and I wouldi*
pleased if j ou. would send inc another dozen im
mediately. Respect ful'v. Ac.,
(Signed) JNO. A. HocsEB.
Void b.v ah Druggists in Charleston., Tue trade
supplied by. ' ' ' ..
r.OODItICn. WINEMAN A CC, ?
rrintii al D-p'ir. No. 3 Haynesrreet.
OLD CAROLINA ?ITTERS
70H SALE BY
E. E. BEDFORD. Kin;; street.
C. D. AHRENS A CO., King street,
B. FELDMANS ? CO., King street,
C. HOM El ER,
And by Druggists and Grocers everywhere.
3eaacscn*6 preparations.
DEATH TO RATS,
ROACHES,
BEDBUGS, &Cr
NEVER FAILING. :
BOXES DOUBLE THE SIZE AS OTHER?
HERMETICALLY SEALED AND
ALWAYS FRESH.
Sold ar- Wholesale by
DO WIE, MOISE & DAVIS,
And at retal by all Druggets. febl-smo
?ilacninm), CI aslings, &t.
i S T Ar ii L ? S H ED 1 3.4 \ ...
PH.<?-xii x . mos . WOUK sr.
,. JOHN JP," TAILOR Si CO.,.
(Successors tb cameron A Co.,J ' ?
I . ; ..Bu 1 ?... -ry- ?.! !>. - i?iitri feta
ENGINEERS,. BOU^R-MAKERS, Ac, Ac
Corner Hast Bar an'.i Prtierftard streets, near .thc
... '? ' . Di y Dock, ..
. ,. ...CHARLESTON, S. 'C.' 1
ll a S C KA C TUR ER S OP
STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS,.
?M -.nae, Sraclonary and'Portable.' .
RICE THRES?ERS ' AND MILLS. OF EVERY
. DESCRIPTION.
. COTTON^; PRESSES/
Shafting,' Pulleys anil Gearing^ . .
Iron Fronts for Bu?ld?igs
Casi inga of every kind In Iron or Brass !
Forgingsoi every description;.'
/Sf- Guarantee to furnish Engines au : Rollers
of as good ipiaiitv-and power, and at as low rates
ns can be ?ad in New Yorky Baw more .or Phil?
adelphia.
"AGENTS FOil "
JUDSON'S CELEBRATED GOVERNOR AS,D STOP
.VALV/.S..which are put on all Engines made at
ihe?e Works. ?,
SST Repai s prompily attended to. '
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iilacliiucrn, (Enstincjs, '
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M ?tua facto, rmi ?ort r?r aa e oy
Or. B. BASS,
cc m Meeting atraeijf