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LIST OF SII1GPING
In tho Port of Charleston, Nay 30, 1867.
VESSELS UNDER 100 TONS AND STEAMERS coAsTlNa
WITHIN THE STATE EXCEpTED.

VESSELS UNDER 100 TONS. AND STEAMERS coAsTlNo
WITHIN TIE STATE EXCEpTED.
-, STEAMSHIPS.
souder 779 TONS Lebby, at Adgcr's wharf for New
Manhattan 1887 tons, Woodruff, at Brown Co.'S wharf,
for Now York. loading Street Bros i co
Alliance 42G tons, Kelly ut Atlantic wharf for Phiadel-
SHIPS.
Missouri 82i tons, Edwards Ut Eoycc Cos wharf, from
Liverpool, whiting. ..............J fraser 20
GalenH 793 tons Dunton, at Boycc Co.'S wharf, from
New York, waiting :......:.;....;..w u oI1ln q 20
Bombay 955 tons Jordan; ut Union wharf, for Liverpool
loading. COurtcray X Ircnt olnl
BAIlKS.
james Wilson tBr, a6t tons. ut Bcnnctts wharf, from
Swan Island, repuifing. ..........PJ Esnard
Depeschc tPrus .y7 tons, Lubke, III Ashley River for
Liverpool loading niiis;s N'''ey \ Creighton
Taylor, tons Lowell at cntral wharf, from Boston,
dsclIargng. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .......... Master
Bradshaw tons, We Ks, III tile Roads, for North
ern Port, ready ................ ....ChIsolm Bros
SCuOONEIiS.
Richard VauI, 946 tons, Powell in the Stream for Phil
Dexter Washburu 2i5 tons. Harkaess, in Ashley River
NJ b Brunhall (3-mastetl ;,1T TONS Husscy, ut Mar
shals whurf, from New York, waiting. Master
Myrover, 4ls tons Hughes, ut tscrs wharf. from Now
York, dIscharSinS -.........M W hoacIi
yraie 2i tons. b op, Ct us Co.'S wlii, from Pilndcl-
phia, dischargnG. ................:. Master
L L TApoy 130 tOns Perkins. ct Southern wharf, from
New York, discharSiiG. Master
Shiloh, = TONS Hubbard at !itanic wharf, from Balti-
more, discharging. ............ i NJ Butler
Nellie TarbOS, = t0:a PciMctpn ut Accommodation
wharf, from Matnn:aa, discliar;.iEg. ............
...................... ............. Honaont Salns
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Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA, May 29-CorroN.-There has been good
demand with better feeling than yesterday at full prices
Tho aules ounted to 257 oales follows at 2O
Mt d. GI at 50 at 49, Is at 23; 48 at 23A and 7s
bass at q cents The recepts were 72 bales. No cor
rect quotations can be obtained.
GoLD-The Brokers arc buying ut 13o and sellng u
1877. ,,.,oo
SECupITIEs-Securites were dull today.
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IMPORTANT uERTrF1oATEs.

RooHksTEA, n. /, December 18, lS61.
Messrs. p. a. DRAKE Col have bee1t great sui
erer om Dyspepsia for three OF four years. nnd had to
abandon my profession. About three months ago
,ried the Plantation Bitters and my great Joy am
now nearly we'll man. l have recommended them In
several cases. and, as fur know, always With signal
benefit, am, respectfully yours,
Rev. ]. 8. CATHORN.
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81 psssons depoaidne letters in the PostofRce will
,,p.., ns;co the stamp ness the upper right hand
NJ the envelope, and they will also plessa to remem
.,.t vsout tie stamp ietter cannot be mailed, but
IN :. .ISnF Ff1YffihS 1YffihS Dead Letter Office. May 81
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SV=SSssfssss confidence, and state their COM
plants in full, MS We treat oil Female Complaints,
viii, /, they ATE rsntirct-Thrty-twop page pamphlet
IN . sealed 'rv"loir, free.
Tie Cherokee Pills are sold By all druggists at 81
anr box, or six boxes for 81 or they nre sent BY
mail, free "f postage, In an ordinary letter, free
ou observation, by addressing the sole proprietor,
DR.. W. K. MGRW1N, 81 Walker St., N. Y.
n. B-Chc"okce Pills No. Q are prepared for
special cHses. when milder medicines fill these
src sent By mail, free Vi pOstage on receipt Of s.
Me pric5 " each Ior
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DR.. WRIGHT'S
REJUVENATING ELIXIR,
Or. Essence of Lin

aSSSMSgTguAll<se Cures General Debkkx, Weak
A&$sssaalap, ness, Uyste,ics i,SS4emales
&saASAfEy#/ JMipifation Of he Ytsrt and
S&&&M% all Nerrous Diseases. It re-
HasJS= stores new life and vigor to the
'>e cassssl1 ascl causing the hot blood Of
A the PheniT rises youth to course the veins, res
Iom me asnes q ,i,s h turing the Organs Of Genera
e, s,. fmSo Snsa tim. reaorin0 mpotencp and
,sis Eijrtr rsjurSm Debility, restoring Mdnliness
axe he System aud and taH riaor, thus proving
orercome diseafe perfect "Eiieir Of Lore," re-
moving Sterilitynn l;arrcnness 10 both sexes. 10
tia yonnr mii..a.c, and aged, there Is no greater
boon than this Elixir Of Life" 1t gives new
lease of life, causing the weak and dsbtated to
bave renewed strength and vigor, and the entire
system to thrill with Joy and pleasure.
Price, one bottle Sc; three bottles $5 sent BY
express to any address.
our medicines are sold md recommended BY oil
respectable druggists in every part Of the civilized
globe; snme unprincipled dealers, however, try to
deceive their customers by selling cheap and worth
rss compounds In order to make money. Be not
Jccciycd-ssk for these medicines Snd take no
Others II the druggist does not keep them, write
10 u.s. and We will send them by express. carefully
packed, free from observation. We will be pleased
~ receive letters with full statements IN regard to
snv disease with which ladies' or gentlemen are
afflicted Address all letters for medicines, panph-
let's or advice to the sole proprietor, a
Or W.R. MERW1N, 81 Walker St., N. =.
TaS As vim 1y
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iGRAIS-The receipts of wheat to-day were 240 bushels
white and 1880 bushels red; the market is steady for
prime and choice Maryland but low grades and Pennsy
yapin descriptions remains dull and nominal We report
"a OF 75O bushels choice Maryland red ut So S
tiken for shipment Easlwaru and $50 bushels medium
Frederick county at s3 l0-no other transactions report
cd Corn was In fair supply, the offerings reached d. 5o0
Good demand, and brought 1a2c better than Saturday
tures 5000 bushels being sold at 81 l9a1 3D. but white
was less active nnd 1a2c lowers 6u0 bushels sold at u Ii
al IT. nearly all at 81 15a1 IT, Oats52O0 bushels re-
ceYcd and part OILY sold at s0aslc and lot OF 100 BUSH
eh at &c. Rye-2OO bushels offered, and l30 bushels
sold at 81 90 per bushcl.
H. AToLAssEs-Nothi reported; quotations nominally
unchanged.
PRoyI IoNs-on Saturday there salt not before
reported of rs casks bulk RIB Sides at lie GO days. with
interest we quote holders steady at 9allc Tor Shoulders
and Sides; not disposed to sell at these figures
Bacon in moderate obn5 request and prices steady
at 1Oc for Shoulders for rib sides, and 2aal2c
m rib; Hams range as to quality from Is 10 Tic Tor
plain and sugur cured canvused. LArd-rctail d.mand
only: quote Western bbs at 13c and CITY 13c. Mess
pork Quiet ut S2J 6Ua23 Is q Dbl for smalrlots
JsIcE-No sales Reported; stock small aud held firm al
1Ia1ac for Carulia asto qualify, and sa9Ac p lb for
Range L..
SUoAn-Tho market is steady but inactive; notice
sales hhds Porto Rico aL l1a11c ~ do do ut l2
and 43 do do on private terms.
SALr-Ths stock Of Turks Island Ia light the last salos
quoted ut 38aGCc atoat; we now quote for lots
steady az before quoted lots from dealers, VIZ Fine
SIS lOa5 70, and Ground Alum - 1Uao ~ per sack.
MHrsKEy-Outside lots Of free have become more
scarce and prices nproycd last sale that we heard Of
WAS at 81 G5 Whskoy in bond continues inactive; quoto
held at 33a35c per gallon.
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tPusin, Mrs u !. !.
Reocktor, 'fsabeHa
Powell. Mrs bI -.
|Porcher, Miss,Cb
Poinsell. Sarah A
iPonhiot, Mrs G. n
Purches.- Miss ST
Phelps; Mary
Peters, Mrs c c :
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Raymond: Mary
Rsgg,I Besiah'
Richardson =. 80
- 49, .HHTT
(Ross, Jane II :.
Robinson, Miss r
FKayers, Martha L.
tR6ltnspn. Sarah
Roper. Lizzie
Rosdoipnl, ! .RsEtsey
Bush, Lizzie
~ S
lSabot, Mrs
Solomon. Anna L
Scott, Bridget ~:
Seabrook, Miss L
Screyeil, Kate
SCHROEDER, Anna
'Screyen, MINI
Scott, HRS
|Shecut, Mrs W L
|sharhames, Mary
ISMcuf Agnes ,.,
|ShArtAnehts MS,
D
shecut, Mary
.Shrewsbeuy, Miss
AAAU.
S4ME Sirs d
sar9n
|Sm%MNfss = n
SGN @AsM M
SNMI, ~ a @tSey
Smith, Smith, Iai JAMIE
-si,nons. Miss G "
Simons, Miss A
=.
|NIGM Mss EC.
|Isyior, MMy
S9nGGEuMM
ITWon1H, mS UF
Ilnsheu, Jennie
Thompson, Saah
Ferry, Mrs T
Teanor, Ann !
'ASE 'WdassA1
|E&, Mary sE.1
WILL MissU ISH
'WGahtor, MtsEM ]
West Misses 8 i
Whitney, Hiss M
white, q Mrs
SWithsrspooh, Ju- /
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". ]. s. OATHORN'
AsA oURRIN.

PHILADELPHIA, 10Th Month. 18th Day, 1852.
RESPECTED FRIHNp:-My daughter has beon much
benefited by the use OF thy Plantation Bitters. Thou
wilt send me two bottles moro
Thy friend, MA ouhhiN'
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"a sm.ls was on her np-health was in hes look
strength was in her step, and IN her hands-PtASzA'
IoN BrTTKRs."
8. T.-1S60-X.
A few bottles Of PLANTATION BIEFEM
VIII cure Nervous Headache.
Gold Extremiues and Feverish Up4.
Bour Stomach and Fstid Breath.
+" FiAtulency and Indigestion.
sassaSs SsssodS AEesSuss Fssaue and sbor. Breath
Pain ovcr the Eyea.
Mental DespondenCy.
Prustratlon; Great Weakness.
6alow Complexion, Weak Bowels 10
Which are the evidences Of
LIVER COMPLAINT AND DYSPEPSIA.
It Ia estimated thataeveRt tsnths Of al adult ailments
proceed from deceased aud torpid liver. The hillary
secreons Of the liver overowing into the stomach pol
son the entire system and exhibit tho above symptoms.
After long research we sre able 70 present 4e most
the world hiss ever produced Within one year oyer 1
hundred and forty thousand psrsons have asa te
PLANTATION BrrrERs, and not An instance o. conpNnf
has come 10 our hnowledgei
Il iB most eHectual tonic and agreeable ahmulAA
suited ia all conditions Of LIE
Tho reports that It rehes upon mineral substances 10
.s active properties. wholly false For the ssts
taction Of the public, and that patients may consul
their physicians we append LIST OF Its oomponents
OALIsAYA bAaK.--Oeebrsted, TOR over two hundrad
years In the treatment OF Fever and Ague, Dyspepsia
Weakness, etc twas introduced into Europe By the
Countess wife Of the Viceroy o.. Peru in l640, and
afterwards sold by the Jesutts for the erormoa prc 0
M ,ueioht floer. under the name OF Jcat Po,o-
ders and wxs finally made public by, Louts XVI. King
oi France humboldt makes especial reference to III
sbrifuge qualities during his South American travels
CAsoABrILA BARK-Eor dtnrrhces, cello and diseases
OF the stomach and bowels.
DAsDRLroN-For Inflammation Of tho loins and drop
ioa afectiona
CHAMoMlIE FLowKRs-For enfeebled digestion.
LAVENDER FIowEBs-Aromnhc stimulant and touic-
highly invisorshng In nervous debility.
WINrERaREEE-For scrofula, rheumatism, stc
ANlsE-An aromatic carmlnative; creating nesns
muscle and milk; much used by mothers nursing.
Also cloye.buds orange, GATEWAY, corander SnaIs.
af.1
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8. T.-.1860....X.

Another wonderful Ingredient. Of great uso among
e Spanish ladies Ut soh America, impartng beauty
known 70 the omoerce Of the world and We withhold
Its name for the present.
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REa1srRAr1oN IN TIE CoUNInY.-The following
table we clip from late copy Of tho New orl ans

In the following parishes tho t9tai rogstraNtion N
nliEon, 2O9; Calcasieu, .129; Avoyolies, 7a6. -
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, May 20.-TURpENTINE..-Ma Market
steady aud receipts continue light Sales Of lat bbls
Of SIS for virgin IS IS for eo1 dip and So for hard
sprnITs runrEsTISE-salcs Of st2 bbs. at ta conts q
gallon.
RosIN-atket quiet, Sales Of ss7 bbs. at So IS for
black S. 12H tor strained Common, 50 37H for No.
4 SOasI rs for No. 81 f5as8 for Pale and SO IS for
|;'i windowgl ss." ..t!If:-::Is- -. "a
CorrosSsaes Of 20 bales at 22h cents TO-: low mid
ding and Is cents q lb for mlddling.
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CHEROKEE. PILLS,
Or. Female REGULATOR,

Cure Suppressed, ErceasiDs and
Painful .Hrnsiraati0n, Green
Sickness, Nervous and Spinal AE
jsriions. Pains in tie Back, Sick
Meatluthe; Gidd,ness, and all dis
I cases that spring from. frrpgularity,
BY removing the Cause and all tho
effects that arise from it. They
are perfectly safe In all cases, eo-
crht 1rhen .forhtiieM by direo-
, fiVms, and are easy tn administer,
Ms they are nicely sRg'T cOdtsd.
They should b. in the hands OF
every Maiden, Wife, aud Mother
in the land.
,diou c,n oddroas us In ,,erfect
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Market Report and Quotation Sheet foi
Bonds, Stocks and Bank Bills, for Wcek
ending May 30, 1867
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baltimore market

BAL rIMORE, May 27.-CoTToN-More inquiry, both
from spinners aud exporters, with several small sales,
including low ordinary nt 20 cts; mixed lot Of ordinary
ahd low iddng Is cts and lt mtddling at 26H cts
.1hiddli.g g upland is held at ~ cts.
CorTEE-Is quiet we have only TO report sale of l04
bags Ro in bond ut Is cts gold and 100 bags do du3
paid at 1iM cts. Quotations nominal as last quoted
F1sH-North Carolina and Potomac Herring are IN
good supply snd prices still rule low quote tho for.
1er at y5a5 &c. and latter IS 50as for short and full
brands-sales only moderate.
F1ouR-There is very little life in the market though
holders generally with very reduced stock and prices
nominally maintained. We notice some little inquiry
dr common Supers with sales of 160a200 bbls Western
slOslO 90; aso luO bbls Spring wheat Extra at slS
Corn Meal is dull; sales reported tor several days.
Would not bring our quotation, Sc rs per bbl Rye
Flour quiet and nominaly unchanged We repeat last
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The clcafInccs cOHpr1sc NV Uales lo1 6f1o' 0'O TUT
Now York.
for New York. 1c for Boslon. Steam New York and
Boston $50 per sock for Corn 6Oa5c Dbl for -four and
81 for Pork Sail for Liverpool ha1732d for Cotton;
Hs,ro 1hc Steam for Liverpool "a.
SUGAR AND MohAssRs-Thers have not boon any re-
ceiptssnse yesenaiy and we hear OF salo wor.
thy as;oday. quote Dominufy, loo per ID for
i9c for choice; 9sa14c yellow clarified and 14a
l5c for white Sugar. Moasses 40a5Oc per gal for fer
lpenting and 72c Tor prime Tho stock of Cuba Sugar
aud Molasses ia lnrge but there very little demand for
Sugar and none for Moasses We quote Nos II ond Is
sugar In boxes at 114a11lc; No. 1s at 14Ac In the
absence Of sales Of Molasses We arc compelled TO omit
duotaons Weeks receipts from tho coast 40 hhds Of
Sugar aud bbls Molasses Exports 81 bbls Sugar. 81
bbls Molasses. Sales 5O hhds Sugar.
CoRN-rhe market Is quiet ut staady and d m, Win
sacks Of whc. 1000 mixed and 5000 do at 81 l7h 400
yellow and 1000 mixed ut 81 20; 1000 white mixed,
i75 white and l5OO do at 81 Is q bushel.
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RICE. n. STORES. LUMBER

Exports of Rice, Naval stores and Lumber,
from the Port of Charleston, from SePtc'T
lst to May 80, 1867.
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DRUGS. CHEMlt AIS, ETC.
s;y,.;,i; slulL.Bgs GUARANTEE.
HUMPHREYS

I,os,tEUPATDIC SPEClElCS
s3ayE PROVED, FROM THE MOST AMPLE R1Pk.
n RIE!;CY an entire SUCCESS: :Simple-P-ompt-Em'
,!.nt and Rosbe. They are tho only medicines per
..nnut bo u.a.e iu u6,us them; harmless ss to be
roe from angus and efcieBt "a to be alwaTs rea
e Yi,ry have 'aised the highest commeDaattUn fron
IL End will slwGys render satisfaction
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SOUTHERN BANK BILLS.
u.
BllyiuG Rates

ANDREW M. MORELAND,
Broker, No. 9 Broad Street, Charleston, 8. C..
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Memphis and Charleston Railroad Coupons ........b
Money brings 2]s per cent. month On fir"t-cla:s col
laterals
Any information in relation TO Bonds, Stccks Bank
Bills &C., will be furnished by application to the Broker
at No. 8 Broad street.
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New or1eans Market.


f; NEW ORLEANS, May 25.-Corrol'-The market OPEN
ed this morning subject tho influences that
vailed Yesterday and nothing rspircd calculated to
stmulate operetons the movement has exhibited only
moderate animation throughout The inquiry was OF
moro general character but ~ the views OF buyers were
predicated on lower prices. and ns factors refused to
make any concessions whatever the business transacted
has .been to limited oxtent, being restricted to 200
baes ten brokers participating In The business Prices
Indicate no material alteration although the tendency
throughout was toward greater 1irnincss With the
Above remarks We repeat follows: Ordinary 2Ua2lc
Food ordinary 22ISa23hc low midaLng 24laa25c and
middliru a6sa-. The Lsupcrable Obstacles to tho
negotiation oil exchange continues o exercise III adverse
influence
Stock ON hand Sept lst lS6G..... ..bales lo.,ooi
Received to-day. .'...........'.:. o, GIG ,oo
Received previously. ...i.9'o4o-izSo
83l, ,943
Exported to-day. ::9'oa0 -, m,
Exported previously T3auSo-i4A'ooi
Stock on hand 9s.S4s
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PORT CALENDAR.

PHASES OF MOON.
New M. Cd Oh 4om. morn Full NJ lGtn, H. 3tm oven
FirstQ 9th, 1h. l7n morn Last c. 25tb, Oh. 9m morn
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THE CHARLESTON .MARKET.
s ron FH1 y WEEK , ENDING EHgaaip4I. nay So 1851.

ron THI WEEK ENDING THgRaDAI. hAY 50. 1851. ;.
cOpToN.1The market for the staple during the past
week has been characterized BY much ateadincss, Mid.
ding Upl.nds opening At 24@25c. q fb. and clostng
Yesterday at about 25c p . The receipts for the week
unoun TO bales Of soa Island and 1920 bales Of Up.
land Cotton against 3s bals OF Sea Isud and 207 bales
Of Upland Cotton the week before. The following re.
port exhibits tho transactions In this market for The
week just closed: - j. ,'- ! ''..-.--' - g. '.'
ion Friday the oath inst, there wss moderate de-:
nand, but prices were uaaote d, purchasers generally
rates below tho views Of Beleis Sales US baaes
on basis otA@osc . fsS niiddlne Cottoi:'
on Saturday the market was etc: buyers purchasing
1S4 balea .tunchanged prices, Mddlbg Upands being
auosd st s425c. - - :,., : 49,,
iop Monday the enquiry was quite light Sales generr
aFat preyioua 1gures the trsnsacteHs amounting 70
90 bA1s Mfadling Uptands being quoted 25@S22sc
lonfuesdsythe demand wss mainly for good Cotton
whith harS was nut little Oh the 40 bas!
Mddlng Upland selling at 24as5c par lb. On Wednss-
day.tne inquiry sl run the better grades, which
were scarce and held generally at pur-
chaseis finding !t difficult TO- fill their orders 1t quota
tons, sales J7 les. MddHng- Upland being quoted
at ha25c. per H. Vest .rday there Vas far demand
but holders were generally asking higher rates for Mid
ding Cotton the sales ,sere say at rs II ut
22X, so at 23, and Is at 25c. We omit quotations: -.
SEA ISLAND coTToN.-The low prices prevailing for
this chase Cotton has induced buyers to operate and
some $50 bales Of Common Fqoridas and Mains were
sold during the week OF s5s4ec per h. There arc no
good Cottons on the market. - - - .
COTTON STATEMENT. ~.
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