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Passengers.

Per steamship Champion. tor New York; Tou-
hey Master Touhey. shachte, Master shachte,
Mrs DR. Anderson and TWO children. Mrs N Welch
and son, ii BouRhton, s K McLain, Crews W
I, Bessmnu, Mrs A Crews and daughter. Dow, L
Lecsie. Mrs Leckie, E Laheche, r Dunn, Stem
der. Mrs Weston and son, II Slender, J Gray, Mis-
Morshall. Mrs Dudley. Hon D Porter, an
derhorst and lady, Mrs SeckendorR and child,
Prince. E Calder, q N Bondman, Police g
Ingrsham, G Bust Mrs Bryan, Z Flayler: D
Ford.-Jones, A Barrow, Miss Labareter, Mis-
l. Cohen. Oakes and lady. Miss Cakes, L Gro
ming and Lady, Mis- Copes, Mrs E DeTrevile, Mrs
GuiIIimette and two children, Beckman, II Lay.
Per steamship Sea Gull, for Balhmore-Mnster W
" Trenholm, P G Trenholm, II Schrmer, BENZ
Ellis, Z Lehman, Vaughan, G Whitney, Reilly,
Capt Peck, and Geek.
Per steamship Sara2ossa, nom New York-Mrs
seabrook, Miss seabrook, Miss Dermot julius
Hayden, Mrs Hayes, Q DaSson, Waiter, j
Sheldon. Al Lewis, q Mauke, Kiluneyer, Mrs Eos.
ter. Gahacan, Gahsesn, N Welch and son, T
Keith. q saunders A Saunders, T Luck, selgman.
Per steamer City Point from Palatka. via Jackson
Vile. Fernandiua, Savannah, &c-Rev q Phillips,
B Jarvis, q Emeralman, O D.vaux, Mrs Williama
and daughter NJ s Cohen, = Aci1, 6 Friedlander
and daughter and 10 Oh deck.
Per steamer st Helena. from Edisto and Rockville
Mrs kiordan child and Servant, Miss Wes.
cott, MISS weecott Miss II Wescott, Mrs n
Bellipger and servant, Mre VIM Hume Mrs @
Waterman and child, Col Vim Whaley, Major John
jenkins, D Boggs j Bailey, F townsend, Wm
Hume, j Legare, Legare, Hopkinson, s Howe, T
q Keger and 20 on deck.
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declared for fair Irnnort this week.
1-a1{fv ~f~ ~

The stock Ct cotton in Liverpool Is estimat-
ed to-day at 577,580 bales, against $50, loo oalea
last year. thus showing decrease Of 102 $40 bales
There stock 24 bales American Hoo sssns, g
bales Egyptan, against 62O and 157 TAO bales East
India descriptions. against bales last year
is reported OF 716,s60 bales Tor $500 only bales
from America and 10000 bales from East aoo ndial,
against 900 bales last year Tor $4,000 from
America and 1000 from East Indiah thus e1.
hions an increase in ,sss the vspr QUANTITY ai ssS
bales. The quantity importe-. COMPARED with !.
the same date last year shows an increase Ol
an increase of 175C7O bales the actual export de-
crease Of 16s 7so bales. and the quantity taken on
g. ecuation an increase of 2,490 bales. Middling
upland cotton is quoted at i0d. against 1oId; mid
ding Orleans at l0Hd, against 1lHd; fair Pernam
at 10d, against lid; fair Egyptian at l1Hd against
13Nd, and fair Dholerah Surat at 73sd, against I'd.
Compared with figures the stock Of cotton
shows immateria decrease Of $3.50 bales and In the
interval the trade have taken &c. 40 bales and ex-
porters bales; together sS $40 bales The actual
export has been AIT bales, and the import 77,slo
bales,
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Psddon, Panknin, Prngle, Quacken-
bush, Rodgers l. Co, 8 Rhett Son. W Roach,
Reils, ] Read Co. shsckelford Kelly, Stol],
WEBB Co. n shackelford, G Trott Q Tiede-
man. Togni II Tannlunson. ] Wiley Co. g
Williams Co. 8 q Wilson, Walker, Evans 90,
WAGNER Heath & Monsees, NJ welch. " Yates.
Brig g F Geery, Conklin, New York-1o days
Railroad Iron and Hay. To Willis L Chisolm, W B
Smith Co, ] A Enslow & Co.
Steamer City Point, Wiley. Palatka, via Jackson
Vile, Fernandina and savannah. Mdzs To J D
Aiken Co, j a Enslow Co, Railroad Agent, W g
Whilden Co. G P P, b Franck, N Geraghty, B
White q Gerdts & Co, G Litschg, Major Alden, @
Williams
Steamer Planter, White, Georgetown, S G.. 142
bbs Rosn 6 bbls Spirits Turpentlne, and Sundries
To Ferguson, Shackeford Il Kelly, n Eason
Bro, c Gravely, R Pringle.
Arrived Yesterday.
II bags Wheat aud Mdze. To q Murray Roper &
Stoney, Willis. q G Robertson, Taylor d Co,
Hilton, Bee & Go, Cohen, Hanckel co.
Cleared Saturday.
Steamship Champion, Lockwood, New York-Jsmes
Steamship Sea Gull, Dutton. Ba1Hmore-co -courtenay
schr hatoaka, Fooks, Annapolis, Md l. chisolm
BroH
Sailed Saturday.
Steamship Champion. Lockwood, New York.
Steamship Sea Gull, Dutton, Baltimore
Schr Cushing Cramer, PhiladeIph1a.
Schr 1homas Winsmore, Philadelphia
From this Port.
Steamship Prometheus, Gray Philadelphia, August
q.
British bark Annie Kimball, Lincoln, Liverpool,
August II.
Brig Samuel Welsh, Hecker Philadelphia, August 26
Entered Outward.
The Ansde, Lee. tor Charleston, at Liverpool, Aug
Is.
Sailed for this Port.
Steamship James Adger. Lockwood, from New York.
August 20.
Memoranda.
for this port from New York on Saturday, OF T ID,
with full cargo.
The schr Americus DAILY. from Georgetown, 8 @,
at New York August 26
LIST OF VESSELS
Up. CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT
FOREIGN.
LIVERPOOL
The Ansdell, Lee, cleared. August IS
The Cardigan, Kelly, cleared. July %
DOMESTIC.
BOSTON.
Brig ] Devereau1, Clark, August 20
Schr Stampede, Stratton, up..... August 8
Schr q Austin Foster, cleared. August 81
NEW YoRE.
Steamship Jas Adger lockwood, sailed. ."August 20
Ship G Winthrop, Stewart, up. August II
schr Mary Mankm, Clifford sailed. ...... August %
Schr Lilly Francis up........." .......Augusf 70
Schr Caldwell, Mccormick, cleared ... August 26
Schr Lizzie Batchelder, English, cleared August 20
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Steamship saragossa, Crowel, New Yozi,-leit
Wednesday, P n. Mdze. To Ravepel Co. J E
Adger & co, G Aimar, ANIME aiken 4
Co Adams. Damon & Co, Bissell Co, D Briggs. W
M Bird Co, Bart Wirth, Bollmann Bros, @
Bee l. Co, ] Buck Co, Bates l. Co, NJ BRISTOL,
] B Belts, 5 Commins, cobia Co, Ap C,ld-
CIacius Witte L c. hen / Co, T Campbell, Dew
ing Burkett Co, W Caussen Dr. ugas Miller.
b DAILY, Dowie Noise, Entelman. Fischer,
Bros. J = ergusun, Farley l. Co. Forsyth, Nc
Comb Co, L Falk, eibbes. " Gurnsy, Good,
rich, Winenan & Co, b Graver, G q Gruber.
Hel erey, W HARRISON, c hickey, Huger Rave
mel, Holmes l. Calder, N A Hunt, jennings Thom-
nnson L Co, Jefords I Co, Johnston, Crews Co, J
Keip Kinsman, KiiDck, Wlckenberg GO. II
Klatte & Co, King l. Gitbon, Kelly, Kressell. Jr,
u luhn, D Lillientbal Co, Laurey l. Alexander,
r Lawless, Muller Nimitz Co, Mowry Co, Mar
shall, Burge Bowen, Marshall, Jr. Marsha l.,
g Minor l. Co. Murphy, Little Co, Mccarthy,
Mazyck, North, steele L Waraell, OBtendorf Go,
B o'Neili, J O'Nein & son, D o'Nei1 Son, W F
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New York Market.
MONEY MARKET.

The New York Commercial Advertiser of Friday,
August %, says:
Affairs in Wall-street are generally dull. specula.
tion hestates the easier aspect Of the money market
having checked operations for lower prices, while
the eInectation that the ease will prove only tempo
rsrv keeps transactions for rise within very conser-
valve limits.
Money is still in very good supply. The mercan-
tile demand ie not large and prime paperi discount
ed at 63Ia7 per cent readily. he remittances OF
currency westward are still merely nominal this
suspension, however, must be expected TO prove
only temporary. Grain speculRtors have put up the
prices OF breadstuffs beyond what the New Iork
dealers are inclined to pay AMI the result
is sudden interruption Of our purchases
from the West When prices have reached
reasonable level the demand will again re-
viye and with the revival currency Will again now
Westward. Already downward reaction In the
grain market has set in, and with the openlnR OF
September we may probably see the renewal OF ac'
tive purchases. One feature connected with tne
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Liverpool Cotton Market.
TProm the Broker'e Circular.l

LIVERPOOL, August 14.-coTToN-1he cotton
market VAS quiet on Friday, but revived on Satur
day, when large business was done at full prices
On Monday, ALSO the sales were considerable IN e1
tent at firm rates. but since Tuesday there has been
want of animation, and the week closes with Little
change from the quotations of last Thursday, with
the exception of an advance In American and Brazil
For sea island the demand continues moderate, but
there is no further change IN value. American has
been In general request. and has risen about per
fb, closing strong. with bare supply Offering New
York advices to the 18th instant quote midding 20
cts costing to sell in Lve1poo I'd per ID, oy sail
ing vessel or steamer.
In Brazil the sales have been large, and an advance
of I'd per pound has been established. Egyptian,
with moderate demand, maintains last weeks quo
tations especially for good stapled lots which are
becoming scarce East India descriptions are E5 again
dull heavy Market except for good and fine quail.
ties which are less depressed In cotton 10 asrye
few days. The sales of the week amount TO ~ CSC
bales including 552U on speculation, and 6,1oo de-
clared for e1port-leavng g. 40 bales to the trade
Friday, August A.-The sales to-day amount to
$1,000 bales, including 1000 on speculation and for
export with better tone. and American I'd dearer.
SALES OF COTTON FOB WEEK ENDING AUG. 1S.
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Markets by Telegraph.

<As%A-Se-
FOREIGN MARKETS.
LONDON, August 29-consols o. Bonds "a.
LIVERPOOL, August 2s-cotton steady; sales 49, 900
bales Other articles unchanged.
FRAHkroRT, August 29-Bonds 76H.
PARIS. August 2s-Bourse frmer. Rentes 75f S2c.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YosK. August 2s-Noon- Money easy at sa4.
Gold 144x. Flour unsettled Wheat dull; nonni-
-uslly lower. Corn unchanged. Mess pork and lard
d4A. Cotton quiet at SIX. Turpentine Haas.
Rosin steady. Freishts quiet
Evening Cotton quiet and steady; sales HOO bales
at soHc. Flour-low grades steady; medium and
good dull and dropping. Wheat very dull; nomi-
nslly 2asc lower. Corn dull at 81 2Sa1 25. Other
articles quiet and unchanged
BALTIMORE, August 2e.-Cotton dull. Flour fa-
vors buyers. Wheat dull; good to prime 50 25a2 49,
Grain dull. Provisions firm. Virginia si1es, in
scribed, 47ha472< North Carolina, new, 70x; South
Carolina e1 coupons, II bid.
WILMINGTON, August 29.-Spirits turpentine firm
at Ssk New York casks 4Oh. Rosn quiet, but
steady; No. Q, 50 1oa2 20 No. l. ssa4; nominal,
| $3.50.
AUGUSTA, August 29-Market dull and nominally
o. Heavy and continuous rams are injurng the
cotton.
sAvANNAH, August 2s-cotton quiet and un-
changed; no sales; receipts, IA bales; exports, 252
| bales.
MOBILE, August 2s.-Cotton- Market quiet; sales,
rs bales middling, % receipts. 81 bales exports
from this port via Savannah are included In exports
| from here to New York.
NEW ORLEANS, August 29-cotton dull; middling,
2s; saes Is bales receipts, sS bales; exports 4Sa
l bales, coastwise Sterling 67s58K. New York sight,
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important to Know how to Use "Rad--
ways Ready Relief" In Acute
and Dangerous Attacksi
MY OWN CASE.

On Saturday night, the 18th, was violently seizeD
with CONGESTION Of the Lungs. For few days pre-
vious I felt dull pain over my left lung, with
occasional coughs but being actively engaged, paid
no attention to it. When seized, the pam was 80
piercing cutting and e1crucating that every breath
drawn was Like red hot klife cutting my lung. Be-
inc absent from homo, sent out for bottles OF
RADWAY's RELIEF, applied the entire lot to my
lungs, back. shoulders. &C., and In a few moments
got up counter-irritaton. Respiratons were easy.
and as the skin became Redeemed, all pain ceased.
In half an hour was free from pain and all signs
of Congestion, Inflammation, &C., gone. This Is an
important cure. It Is well that every one should
know how to use this remedy in severe attacks. The
sane rule holds good in cases Of Inflammation OF
the Loins. Bowels, Kidneys and Stomach. Apply
the RELIEF freely; coax the skin with it. It win
instantly secure the Withdrawal Of the Inflammation
to the sur7ace. and persons now suffering may, in
THIRTY MINUTES, be frse frem pain.
CHRONIC INFLAMMATION.
In cases where Inflammation has existed for a,
length Of time, in addition to tho REIIKF, take six
OF RAILWAYS PILLS. Powder them. In half an
hour, In most cases, they will operate Nnst, re-
peat the dose. In one or two hsnrs at the furthest
they will operate, and the patient soon get well In
Bilious, Typhoid Fever and Ague, this treatment is
sure to cure. Let 1t be tried.
JOHN RADwAY, M. D.
@D Dr. RADwAY's REMEDIES are sold by Drug
sists and Storekeepers everywhere. Get the New
Style, with India Rubber Cork.
DOW1E & NOISE,
AGENTS,
No. 16s Meetngstreet, corner Hasel
Charleston, s. G.
Maya oao 6mos
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.RaiIrod0s.
CHARLESTON CITY RAILWAY COM.
PANY

Ck1AnAE64On S4t 4sAAA W. "a y (Ous
PANY.
OFFICE CHARLESTON CITY RAILWAY CO..,
CoRNER BROAD AND East BAY STREETS,
CHARLESTON So Ca, May 18, 1868.
SCHEDULE OF THE CHARLESTON CITY
RAILWAY COMPANY. -
KING-STREET LINE
Leave Upper Terminus Leave Lot0er 1STm'na
stTS0A.M., and at inter. at AM, and at inter-
walls of eight (s minutes walls of eight tS) minutes
during the day TIL the during the day TILL III r
last trip at $50 PM. ID.
and t,uelue 2) minutes OF the hour, from A. ~,
except at t,Uelpc 2 minutes Of O'clock A. Every
other trip from the old Postoface until 4.S0 2. M.
from the Upper Terminus, when all the trips are to
the Battery.
RUTLEDGEsTREET LINE.
Leave Upper Terminus Leave LosOeT Terminus
at T.S0 AM, and at inter- at sos AM, and atinter'
aqyIns the day til 900 during the day illsSSR
N.B-Leave the Battery at Fifteen (15l minutes after
the hour and hirtyce 1857 minute, after the hour
except at s35 A. NJ. Every other trip from the old
Postoface until 4.30 P. NJ. from Upper Terminus,
when all the trips are to the Battery:
KING-STREET LINE.
Leave Upper Terminus Leave the LoDer Termi-
at AM, and at inter- nus at $50 A-M and al
utes tiIl ZOO 2. ". minutes till 7.So P. N.
N.B.-An the tripe are to the Battery.
RUTLEDGE-STREET LINE.
Leave Upper Terminus Leave LoUer Ter7rtnu,
ct AM and at inter- at 9.35 AM, and at inter.
vals of every twenty t20 walls OF every tWengy tzo
minutes uli GAS Pm. minutes till 7.30 Pm.
8. W. RAMSAY,
Msy1 Secretary and Treasurer.
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TIE Mosr PERFEcr IRoN TONIC -HEaEMANs
FERRATED EIHR OF pleasant cordial,
phate OF ron, possessing the valuable proper
ties of iron phosphorous and calisaya, without
any injurious ingredients. As preventive to
fever ind ague, and as tonic for patients fe-
covering from fever, or other sickness, it can
not be surpassed. It is recommended by the
most eminent physicians, Prepared BY Hege-
able druggists in the United States.
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Savannah Market.

SAVANNAH, August 27 -CorroN-The transao'
Hons for the week under review have been very
lipht owing to the small offering stock and the dis
INCLINATION on the part of holders to accept the low
prices offered. Several bales Of new cotton have
been received, most of which have been sent North
The new crop can scarcely be considered to have
fairly commenced to come in although factors arein
eIpectation Of good receipts at this port during the
coming week. Prices have been so IRREGULAR, owing
TO the low state Of the stock thatwe omit quotations
Accounts from various parts OF the country report
the devastation of the caterpillar, some plantations
having been entirely stripped, while othe' are badly
damaged, In many portions Of Louisiana, Texas
and Mississippi whole counties have been swept
over. In Southwestern Georgia and Middle and
planters are gloomy.
SEA ps-There has been nothing done In
this description of the staple. The reports from
nearly all the islands the coast OF South Carolina
are exceedingly gloomy. The caterpillar has done
an immense amount Of damage, shortening the
crop materially, and within the past few days the
boil worm has made its appearance at several places
along the coast and in Florida The general impres-
sion is that the island crop will fall short OF
last years production.
-- s. Isld. Uppd.
Stock on hand September 1.......... 122 611
Received since August t19..............::: III
Received previously y...............ll,22 4oo,o4S
Tota, a,.....................l1s4 IL s48 4ss. ss5
Exported since August 19............ gig
Exported previously 1l,2so 4S5,2S6
Total. ................'.1l,Zs 4oo'Zo4
Stock on hand August 19........... 81 lOl
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Rozton Market.

BOSTON, August 26.-CofTEE-The market for
this article s dull and the sales inue to be con-
fined to small lots. We quote Java at 23c god; Rio
at 14s17c. gold; and st. Domingo ct 9Ha9@c Goio,
In bond. small lot OF Is bags Maracaibo sold at
CoTToN.~The market for this article has been
quite firm the past week. and prices art Z shade
higher with small stock and iayorabe foreign adyi-
ces The sales have been at 22a23 for ordinary; 94a
CSC for good ordinary; 28s2Shc for low mtddling,
and S0a8lc for middling, including Uplands and
Gulf. Manufacturers are purchasing only In small
lots but the stock Of cotton s now 80 much reduced
that holders are not disposed to sell un SO full prices
are Obtained.
DoMEslIcs-Cotton goods have been quiet during
the week, and in some instances forced sales have
been made at some concession but, with NOR &C.
tive demand from jobbers. the market would oecome
quite firm again, as stocks In first hands are mode
rate for the season. Before many weeks favorable
change ia looked for In all kinds of cottons. Wool
len goods have been IN very fair demand and prices
IF ali desirable and seasonabe goods steadily m-
proving Favorite styles Of cassimeres are taken as
fast as produced, and In some instances hsvc been
contracted for ahead at quite satisfactory prices:
GUNNY BAos-Market firm ut l9c for heavy bags,
but no sales of any consequence since our last
GUNNY CLoTH-There rather more demand for
CLOTH and considerable has been shipped south the
past few days; sales OF 80 bales at gold IN pond,
22Hc Der yard. The market at the close is firm at
HAYMTbere have been Gales Of Eastern and North.
ern at 16 Ona24 90 per ton and choice Northern at
20 0ea27 90 p r ton.
NAVAL sToREs-Spirits turpenine is dull and
lower with sales of 200 bbs at 50a5ic and 500 bbls
to arrive a4sMc per gallon but closes at about
4sc currency In tar there has been small sales at
81 a4 rs per bbl In rosin sales Of 400 bbs No2 TO
arrive same time ahead, at So 15; and small lots Of
No at S5a5 12H PEI bbl In pitch small sales at "a
al 25 per btl
R1oE-We notice sales of 500 bags Raugoon at 3}sc
per lb god in bond; aud small lots to the trade at
9asXc for Rangoon, and 9Hc for Carolina.
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GommerfiaI.
Exports.

Exports.
NEW YORK-Per steamship Champion-N8 bales
Cotton, S6s bales Domeatics. "A uerces Rice, is
ba.es Yarn, 275 boxes Fruit, 20 bbls Fruit, Sol
crates Melons IS7 bbls Flour, 206 sacks Fruit
400 bbls Rostn.
BALTTMORE-Per steamship Sea Gull-S2 baleT
Upland Cotton, 6S bales Yarn, bales Wool, &c,
ITO bbls Rosiu, 81 toms Pig Iron, 8 pair Car
Wheels, II packages Hides and Leather, Q hhds
Copper, so casks Clay. 16 bbls Phosphate, 26
packages sundries, IS empty Barrels, %, 600 feet
Lumber.
ANNAPOLIS, MD-Per schr Matoakt -l21,O 900 feet
Flooring Boards.
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Nashville Market.

NASHYMT E, August 2.-CoTTos--We heard to-
dav o The thipment Of IS bales No sales of receipts
With the above shipment this leaves the stock on
hand at this port GA bales
WHEAT-There is q noticeable decline in the mar
ket, although several choice lots were sold at tne
figures of Yesterday. The market, however Ia dull,
the sales Of the day only footing up 1885 bushels as
follows so bushels rod at 81 60; 100 bushels red at
81 77a1 81; 400 bushels do at 81 sOal S6 5o 90 at
at 81 CO., 80 do ct 81 %; 25 do at 81 s1 80 bushels
Missouri red at 81 s and 20 bushels white at 81 85
CoRN-Market dull The sales amounted to l5l
RYE-But little offered. The only sale we heal Of
was 81 bushels at loo.
OATs-Lttle offered and bidders scarce. Sales OF
160 bushels at 40 and 45c.
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Wilmington Market.
WILMINGTON, August 2s.-TURpENrNE-Only
one small lot received to-day, which sold st2 10 for
soft, per 280 lbs.
and the asee reach S16 bbls at S9c for country and
do at 4Ohc per gallon for N Y. and permeated
bbls.
8 s 6Oa4 90 for No1, as In quality.
CorroN-One small lot sold at 22a24 cents for ordi-
nary.
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THE DAILY NEWS.
From Belgravial
Under tho LINES.
ar mo.r1xER COLLINS.

She sat beneath the linden trees,
Murmurs of multtudinous bees
Were beard about
She said, IA bee is in my hair;
And sings are things cannot bear,
o, take 1t outl"
Lime blossoms In the summer-tqe
To bees are sweeter, replied.
"Than you can be.
A mere winged insect carnot taste
Entsngling hair, bewildering waist,
Which madden me-"
No bee was caught in that sweet hair;
And ss to acupuncture, there
Was no such thing.
This only do know. sometimes ,;a,
Love roamed beneath those blossomine n"eS
And Love can stig.
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Il premium. Gold, 4sXa1 H. Sugar and Molas-
ses-only retail jobbing trade; prices nominal
CnonNAr1, August 2s.-Flour frmer; family,
50 6Ca9 75 Corn quiet and UNCHANGED. Whiskeyeo
Provisions unchanged. Mess Pork $40.
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The Charleston Market.

The Charleston Market.
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CHARLESTON. Saturday Evening, August 20, es J
There was q moderate inquiry from buyers, but
the market failed to meet their VIEWS and the only
transacton was the gale Of one bale Of new Alabama
cotton at Sic. p b.
Middlings were nominal at 9Sa2shc. . b.
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Consfgnees per Northeastern Katlron
PORT CALENDAR.

PHASES OF THE MOON.
Full Moon, 1st, 10 hours. 49 minutes. evening.
Last Quarter, 9th, 4 hours, Sc minutes, evening"
New Moon, 10th, 8 hours, II minutes. morning.
First Quarter 23d, 10 hours, "A minutes, morning.
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A GREAT SENSATIONAL GOOD sENsA-,.
TION
PAIN CURED IN AN INSTANT!

In 1s47 the great grand principle of stopping the
most e1cruciaiug pain In On instant. without en-
ploying such dangerous agents as Chloroform, :
Opium, Morphine, Acontne, Ether, &C., was first
made known in
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Conslgnees per south Carolina Railroad
August go.

% bales Cotton, 129 bales Domeshcs, SS4 bushels
Wheat and Oats, l25 sacks Bran, rs bbls Flour, 20
bales Waste 25 casks Clay, cars Wood. cars Lum.
ber. &c boxes Tobacco, &c. To T II W ewees
W Kinsman, Eason, W Henerey. Goldsmith &
Son, Kirkpatrick Witte, G II Walter L Co, R Salas,
] b Sloan, j N Robson, g Foll!n, Bulw1nkle
Co, F W Caussen, Frost Adger, Railroad Agent.
Consignees per Northeastern Railroad,
August 30.
446 bbls Naval Stores, cars Stock, cars Lumber.
bbIs OIL, Mdze, &c. To L Lipman, Goodrich, Wine.
man & Co, j MAJ shall. Jr, Campsen Go, Geo =
Pritchett, Mazyck Bros, s D stoney, J O'Nein l.
son, w nj Bird l. Co, q Won Dohlen. Gold
smith Co, " Z Ryan, B Simmons, Ravenel Co,
F A SAWYER.