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THIS Is = heau'ifal payer. that every farmer and
v"r1 farmers wife thit every unrseryua7 and
hi> vile aud sv'rv It eek raiser and hs vie anil
h" sons Of ths.e should cad AID IL ,dsi,e follow
Fr M two pipes learn he verdict Of the 5llth.
ERA Press
Onc 1t the host agricultural pspers In IN. coun
Try is The NaCrH2RS FAENtR prhiishri at Mem
phl', 10y W Philips 4 90 We viii take pleasure
u infw iriins -uh.'f pt'nn. u 'i1i I,nErGai
We know ~ M letter sricu iur Al ID Irn Al IN the
county. Evr J .Irner ID 'ud subscribe SoEiA-
srn Easi. M.
The January number IL worth the years su
=. u ton A!oors's Rural No York,r.
EV ~ holid red in his profession. The
ia.in~f aHi rid md udy his by the best lights
or lie wi! zoe ai"ui d. H. shou!d cultivate Ia hi
-ua- love TER agriculture h,rticuliure and stick
Ihising aud he can d. tht- m more chsiply or sue
'e--lh'iy ihlE tiy t-kiug an agricultuIal paper.
o. We. Conducted Soliaerd paper. located as
IN" Snn'hern Farmer -, IA the centre Of tie EnHti
sud N',i. and conduct j by the Slutbs aDest
Brns. r Wu.th more u Southern farmers than slt
.bc pap-rs wfItiea IT the Nor add tor N3rt1eru
isin-r'. 1iv tAs gasS.H ene Near. - lrl
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I)i virtue d Il 4 Deed IN Ttn,t d.ted 18th day
II + May lrj~. midr ard cxseutcd by Wesley
i'"" and hi> wife, Jeru-ta NJ. y une, 10 NE, a.
t'us''t to S'"nir &c talH money!. " oil cations
""I",n specified ~hci >ai3 deed is ceIIItd in
ne Pr' ate Irra II &c Of The county u Nadi
IN. -'Hl- oi M--I>,iuI Is ok u aud PAGE GUS
'"d "oi VIII pr'c,ci u srtI ia. cash. before the
,"o' al The r"u'i house, Ia Canton, county aud
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PRO TPECTUS OF THE
SOUTHERN FARMER.
M)NTHLT-Two DOLLARS PER ANN.
Nj. w. PHILIPS, Editor.

ASST % BY
E hll.G tRD Urivcr-itv af uiss Professor OF
ri"ul rrnl Chem s'ry etc.
q CIT Memphis Tenn. Gardnniug, etc.
J By NNANS NngHsti G.. Florists and
~ = AN DnN VI b. Al PNmplngists
GEO N'NN Missouri I Ei;o-s Vineyard
VAN Bl'nFN Georgia and Wine m king
u l. Ap'f7. Krn'urty. Al artist
J 'i1N HlrK >Di A. Eitr PDl't-y Yard
ROCHELLE Stated Co itiibutpr.
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One Bottle of Resolvent is Better Than
Ten Large Bottle. Of the Advertised
sarsaparl1las, or Direct Diurstio REM
edies.

p,,ysicrxss wonder at the extraordinary power OF
RADWAY'S RENOVATING RESOLVENT IN curing
the worst forms of scrofulous. Syphiloid, Chrome
skin Diseases, and its marvellous power In RESOLVING
csIculous concretons, afordtng immediate renei sno
conseonent cure of Diseases Of the Kidney, Bladder
liver. Lungs. Pancreas Spleen. Its rapid influence
In the cure Of Diabetes, mcontnence or seanty tur
bid albuminous cloudy urine; its almost instant ef
Acacy In stopping itching and painful discharge OF
nina and ifs singular power In curing discharges
from the Uterus and Urethra, Leucorrhda, Bloody
Urine, and other unhealthy and weakening d1s-
charpes:-and inquire wherein the SAhSAPAhur
LIAM used in the Reno7atng Resolyent differs nom
ordinary Sarsapariuasl Sars,partllian is the only
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RaiIrjolaaos..

CHARLESTON CITY RAILWAY COM--
OFFICE CHARLESTON CITY RAILWAY COIL
ConNra Broad AND EAST BAY STREETS,
SCHEDULE a OF THE CHARLESTON CITR
aKNG-STREET LINE. s'-
Leave Upper 7szminas Leave Lo.uer 7svninu;-
walls Of ten q0) minutes walls Of ten 10) minutesa
during the dsy till the during the day TN 10 p. Z
last ttp at $50 Pm. n. .ast5 - 80
N.B.-Leave the Battery as follows: Ttrensy co.,
hour, nom s.2oA. NJ, except at ten 1O) ntinutes or
8 o'clock, A. d. Every other trip from the old,
Postof1ce until $50 P. n. from the Upper Termi--
nus when all the trips are to the Battery to P.
when theast trip OF all the cars are to the old Pes
RUTLEDaE.sTREET LINE. y -
atTso An, and at inter q. sos lI. Man and % ssinssrs
Sans @ g ss iss d % ns.ss sa g sd I 1s;s
Pm. --s- -f-,,-1 - rs
N.B.-Leave the Battery at .spe t5) mi.u.es after
the hour, and h,ty.fse 1857 ntinses after the horr,
except at eos A. ~ Every other tzp rom the olds
when all the trips are to the Battery to 865 p NJ.
wheu the last rp Of a the cars are to the old POST
Office. ,,f 50
KINGSTREET LINE.
Leave Upper Terminus Leave the Lover 7rmi--
ut s AM, and at inter mas at ESQ AM, and as
walls Of ifteen (15l min. intervals Of hiteen 15), I,
utes TIL TOO Pm. minutes till 7.S0 P. n.
N.B-An the trips are to the Battery, until 6I6 p.
II. The last trip Of each to the old Postofnce.
RUTLEDGE-STREET LINE
Leave Upper IeTmtnus Leave Loicer 1t,1ein,i,i
at An, and at inter. at 9.S5 A.M and atinter.-
walls Of every twenty t2o vals OF every twenty 2g'
minutes til GAS PM minutes till g.80 PM
N.B.-n the trips are to the Battery, until 615 P.-
N. The last trip Of each car to the old Postofiee
8. W. RAMSAY,
April so Secretary and Treasurer.
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CONGESTION OF THE LUNGS CURED IN
THIRTY MNUTEsl
Important to Know how to Use Grad
ways Ready Relief'' in Acute
and Dangerous Attacks!
MY OWN CASE.

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
no attention to 1t. When seized, the pain was so
piercing cutting and eIctuciang. that every breath
drawn was like red hot knife cutting my lung. Be-
ing absent from home, sent out for three bottles OF
RADWAY'S RELIEF, applied the entire lot to my
lungs back, shoulders, &c, and IN few moments
got up counter-irritston. Respiratons were easy,
and ss the skin became reddened, all pain ceased.
In half an hour was free from pain, and al signs
Of Congestion, Inflammation, &C., gone. This Is an
important cure Il Is well that every one should
know how to use this remedy in severe attacks. The
same rule holds good in cases Of Inflammation Of
the Loins Bowels, Kidneys and Stomach. Apply
the RELIEF freely; soak the skin with It. 1t viii
instantly secure the withdrawal OF the Inflammation
to the surface. and persons now suffering may, IN
T1tRTY MINUTES, be free from pain
CHRONIC INFLAMMATION.
In cases where Inflammation has existed for q
length of time, in addition to the RELIEF, take Six
of RAILWAYS PILLS. Powder them. In half an
hour, in most cases, they will operate. not, re.
peat the dose. In one or two hours at the frthest
they will operate and the patient soon get well In
Bilious, Typhoid Fever and Ague, this treatment Is
'u'' " '"i'' Ae'-' ~ JOHN RADwAY, NJ. D.
ss- DR.. RADwAY's REMEDIES are sold by Drug
gists and Storekeepers everywhere Get the New
Style, with India Rubber Cork.
DOwIE g. NOISE,
AGENTS,
Charleston, 8. G.
Maya DAG 6mS
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IIyERpooL CLASSIFICATION
Markets by Telegraph
9 AaFoRRrGN MARKETS.

1O6kkON 0h1hnGt4os
LosDoas May 4.--consols ssXassK. Bonds 7o'1.
EIvHRrooI, May f-Noon..-c Cotton baoyant and
nrm; prices the same. Sales $1,000 bales. Bread.
stufs steady Corn declined to s7s. Cd. Others nm
changed. -
aP.M-Beef 115s. Pork ssa. Lard active at 6ss.
Tallow ass. Sugar flm. Other articles the same.
ss DOMESTIC MARKETS.
Nrw YonK, May sylNoon.-E1chanse 1o1s. G :
Ssx. Cotton quiet and steady at S2Ha3Ss Freigh
dnlL Turpentne Dropping alto. Rozin unchsng-
cd, s. s5as 40. -Four 5s1oc. lower. Corn Ks1 cent
lower. ..s7s.5sc ,Ts eesa- 8
Evening. Cotton very firm, but not very active;
sales 1900 bales at s2Ksss. Flour dun; Southern
$40 2oal4. Wheat to &c. lower, but active. Com
unchanged. Mess Pork-new $40 80; old s2a Lard
ssarm str1sEa19K. Groceries dun. Sugar scttve;
Porto Rico I1xa1S Tuypentne 74a75 Rosin IS IS
az Freighta lower; ON grain per steamer,
Gold ssx. Sterling loa1. Z, s * ;:S ,s5 SIT
BAItu1oaE. May k-Cotton firm at S2Ac Flour.
md wheat dull and unchanged. Corn active; white
n 10s1 Is: yellow q o. ,osts dull at S5assc Rice
hrn. Ness pork quiet ct $50; bacon active, tab'
aides lsza17c; shoulders Ilkc Lard quiet at 2os
9oKc. i.s 6 ~
CmcxaAr1, May A-Flour and corn duh and nm
changed. Mess pork held at s2s. Bacon firm;
shoulders 14c.; clesr sides 1Sc Lard held at lsfc.
LouuyilLr, NAY k-su superHne -four % 7tas. Corn
sSssoc. Lard 1sa1sKc. Ness pork 49, Shoulders
14,kc cle.r -ides 1s,6c whisfsy 50 90
Sr Ioun, May A-Mess pork held at $50. 81 :.
Aususza, May A. Cotton as o stand; buyers oner
SOC. sellsrs ask S1c. for nidding. -. =.
SAVANNAH, May A--Cotson quiet and steady.
sales 100 bales. Middhngs soc. Receipts 77o bales
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taHons, in the absence Of which, are nominally un'

tahons, in the absence OF WHICH, are non'nA'S ul'
changed
FIouR-There was sold some days since. but not
| before reported 1900 bhls Mount Vernon extra at
SlS 25. Yesterday 600 bbls Chesapeake extra pr1ce
not transpired, but understood at & better hgure
Than the above; 500 bbls City Mills "Elmwood"
family at Sls 6O-all for shipment TO Brazil We
have Also to note to-day 100 bbls Western spring
wheat super at 50 IS; 100 bbls do extrn at S!!;
100 bbls good Howard.street super at s1l per bbl
With iehtreceipts and reduced stock, the market
closed firm.
e25 bushs white and 1880 bushs red; good demand
for winter grades; included in the sales were 200
bushs choice Indiana white at SS 20; 525 bushs Mary
land prime at SS10 ofred we note sales OF 374 ousns
at $780, 20 bushs at ST. 600 bushs at 81 soa2 s5 iOO
bushs at 81 80-Western spring offered quite freely,
held at 50 CO. Corn-7000 buHhs white and 2600 busns
yellow received; market steady, with sales OF SoOQ
bushs prime dry white at 81 TO- $500 bush fair do at
81 07a1 08; 1850 bushs yellow at 81 2S. Oats-22O
bushs received; 1000 bushs Western sold at SSc;
sales of Southern. Rye-S00 buehs offered: l0O
bushs sold at 50 25 and 100 do at SO 20 per bush.
Mo1AssEs-we hear of no sales; very little stock
remaining In first hands; several cargoes OF Cupa
have recently been taken to account LOT oonine.
PRov1sIoNs-The market Is very firm for all de-
scrptons of the hog product and bacon osing rela
lively lower than bulk meats holders are anticipating
further advance. We note sales to-day ct 14Nc
for shoulders 1916 for rib Sides and 171aa17Ac for
inside price-hams are steady ut 2oa22c for western
sugar-cured, as to quality. latter for best canvased
Mess pcrk-we report sale Of 80 bbls at S29 So and
closed at $50 per Dbl Lard Is held firm at 1870 per
ID for Western tea.
sUeAR-we have only to report to-day sales Of 100
hhds Cuba at 1lK cts, and Sc hhds Porto Rico at
llA cts per fb-market firm at last quotations.
REFNEp SuaARs-We now quote hard crushed,
powdered and eranulated, at II cts; extra fne
powdered Tx cts soft white 15X cts; circle A
16X cte 155s cts; C extra 153S cts; @ yellow l5H
cts; circle AK cts; yellow coffee lax cts per 10.
SYRup-Maryiand Co.'S golden II cts, and Monu-
mental 81 cts per gallon in bbls-in half bols cts,
and kegs 10 cts additional.
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THE DAILY NEWS.
Tne Devils Whit to Washington.

The Devil sat ON his sulphur throne,
And heard with bitter grin,
Reports from the planet he deemed his own,
As his black subs brought them in.
The Fenixn scare in Great Britain pleased
His cynical temper well:
And the news from Brazil and Paraguay,
From Hayt, Peru and sisal Bay,
Not forgetting the late Chinese affray,
Rather hckled the King Of Hell.
But when his scouts Of this Happy Land
Delivered their dark report
TheDemon waved In the smoke his hand,
q and gave triumphant snort. ,o,-a
ssrhis fseHn he yelled 'is the pest we neafu
= Since En on arth began;
The work favor goes bravery on,
The Model Republic Is deao a1a Sne,or SInei
And the powers that govern at washington
Fave adopted my patent plan.
Then turning to Moloch, bis Darkness said'
s.I'm of for the Ten Miles Square;
Rnie thou, old boy, in thy masters stead,
while see to business there"
The hlackamoor carriers, one and al,
Auplauded their chief Ike mad;
So be changed bis shape, as the devil can,
And up TO earth ON ftre streak ran,
In outward seeming Congressman,
. Ofthe lovely genus Rad,
OF course his Blackness was well received
BY his troop Of special friends,
who Laid before him the plans conceived,
To compass their private ends:
Thad. Stevens, Sumner and old Ben. Wade,
Ned Stanton and Butler tco;
They told him Of dodgee. plots and schemes,
Atrocious beyond his foulest dreams,
Until he exclaimed, ssFor me it seems
There is nothing on earth to do"
SO he turned ON his heel and went his way,
sadder, wiser sprtte,
Observing: .A lesson I've learned ,o-oay'
That his changed my purpose quite;
I meant to have had these fellows SOULS,
: When nom earthly bonds set free;
But now prefer they should go it alone,
In q separate privste he'll Of their oWn.
For swear by my horns, and tan, and tnrone'
~ DEM0CRITUS.
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PassouRcrH.

Per steamship James AdRer, from New York-Airs
Habersham, Mrs Foster, Miss Foster, Riley, Miss
Z Squires. Nr Foster, . 9 Bateman, S Echols, E q
Shaw, W Butting, and steerage.
Per steamship Charleston. from New York-Henry
Solomons, G Osgood and lady, n Isaacs and
lady, " Bones Mr scovill and wife, q B nks, 7
Conners, Ann Rybern, Mrs O'Neill, and - in the
steerage.
Fer steamer Emile. from Georgetown, 8 c.
P Allston, B Hazard, Huger and lady,
Smith. Major Perhnt, @ Brown Miss Dicks, Miss
Middleton. Mrs Henning, n LutL, Mr. Trenholm
Blonbur9, Bishop Davis, Rev Leard, and q deck
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Are you troubled by Bats, Mice, R0aahss'
Ants2
aCosTARs" EXTERMINAToRs.
y nonly InfaIltble Remedies known" Free
rom Poison" "Not dangerous to the
holes TO die" Improved to keep In any
chmeta.
Are you Annoyed with Bed.Buss' Can't
sleep nights2
acosTARS" BED-BUG EXTEB.
A LIQUID Destroys and prevents Bed
Bugs" "Never Fails"
For Moths in Furs woollens, Carpets, &c.
"COsTAR's" INSECT POWDER.
Destroys instantly F1eas and all Insects on
Plants Fowls, Animals, &c. ;s2
"a sure thing" Thousands can testify.
"CosTARs" CORN SOLVENT.
For corns, Bunions, Warts, &C. 'Try It. ;"
Don't suffer with Paini wonderful
power of Healingl Every family should
keep 1t in the house.
"CosTARs" BUCKTHORN SALVE.
TIA effects are immediate For Cuts, Burns,
Bruiees, Wounds, Sore Breasts, Piles, u
GERS, Old Sores, Itch, scrof1la and Cuta-
&C., Bites OF Animals, Insects, &c.
"a Universal DINNER Pill" tsugar-coatedl.
Thirty years administered in Physicdan's 8
Practice.
"COSTAR'S" BISHOP PILLS.
Of extraordinary efficacy for Costtveness,
Indigestion, Nervous and Sick Headache,
Dyspepsia, Dysentery, General Debility,
Liver Complaints, Chills, Fevers, &c. Not
Gripping. Gentle, mild and soothing.
"That Cough will kill you. Don't neglect
It
"CosTAR'sp COUGH REMEDY.
The children cry for it-it's ''Soothing
SYRUP" For Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness,
Sore Throat, Group. Whooping Cough,
Asthma. Bronchial Affections. Singers.
Speakers, and all troubled with Throat
Complaints. will find this beneficial Pee.
toral Remedy.
s.Beautifes the Complexion, giving to the
skin transparent freshness.
s'COSTAR's" BITTER-sWEET
AND ORANGE BLOSSOMS.
Renders the skin clear, smooth and soft.
Removes Tan. Freckles, Hmples, &c. La
dies, try bottle, and see Its wonderful
quality.
xrIll Beware /! II Of all Worthless limitations.
* None Genuine without 'CoSTAR'S" Signature.
e. 25c and 50c. sizes kept by all DRUGGISTS.
bSr 81 sizes sent by mail on receipt OF price.
Ia So pays for any three 81 sizes by Express.
ES- S. pays for eight 81 sizes by Express.
HENRY R. COSTAR,
No. 6l2 BROADWAY, N. 7.
DOWIE & NOISE,
CHARLESTON. S. C.
Sold by all Wholesale Druggists in all the large
cities.
Maya D4c 6mos
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Tep Dressing! Top Dressing {!
MAPES'
NITROGENIZED SUPER.PHOS.
PHATE OF LIME. -
COTTON, coRN, WHEAT AND GENERAL CROPS

COTTON, CORN, WHEAT AND GENERAL CROPS.
A "a TOP DRESSING TO A GROWING CROP
"A THIS FERTILIZER cannot be excelled. It
may be used before or after the planting Of the crops
for even when applied as top dressng, 1t cannot be
lost BY evaporation, as none Of its constituents are
volatile Il may be applied at each hoetng OF cotton,
and In the hills during the cultivation OF corn and
manured In the usual way and found to be Of slug.
gish growth 1t may be augmented by the use Of this
Fertilizer.
This Fertilizer has been successfully used through
out the Southern States during the past hiteen
For full analyses Of MAPEs' NTTRoGENIzED
sUPER-PHOSPHATE OF LINE, letters from promi.
nent Planters throughout the State Of South Carolina,
and analyses Of crops, see descriptive pamphlets,
which viii be furnished free Of charge; and all
orders filled by II. w. kINsMAN,
SOLE AGENT FOR SOUTH CAROLINA,
April 1s = No. loS East Bay.
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GUANO.
SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANC

SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANO.
nauGB,s Raw BONE PHOSPHATE QUALITY
b guaranteed as per analysis Of Professor shep-
ard These manures can be USED 70 aaVansase& & as
ton dressino and aid much In stimulating the plant
and bringing it to early maturity. They can be
u,ed with equal advantage for Corn or Cotton.
NV present Stock, if desired, will be sold, payable
cont interest JN. ROBSON.
Nos. and AtlantcWharf
Apri1 "a c tuths1mo
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The Charleston Cotton Market.
oFEIoE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY News
,5sOHAaLxsroa. Monday Evening, MAY =, 'ss. J..
There was . moderate demand, with but limited
supply ON the market, holders being quite firm.
Sales $50 bales say at a. 4s at 2s 2s at 2s 17at
50, 81 at sox, 1s5 at 81, So atsl. and at Sc We
quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to Good Ordinary. @soh
Low Mtddltng............... .........S! ,<ggoo g
Strict Middhng .....:..."- O.
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GUARANTEE CAPITAL. s1ae ooo,
INCOME TO lsr APRIL. 1853, fiscal year .S2O7. 600

Number ofpolcies issued, 10s4-Insurance. s4.-
67,200-one. claim, $4,000. Showing the larrest !:
average Of policies Of any American COMPANY. and.
success that Is unparalleled in the first fiscal year
Issues all kinds Of non. .forfaiHng Life and Endow-
ment Policies, and also Policies upon Return Pre-.
MUM Plans.
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sGDnlluisrfial.
Imports.
Exports,

-MATANZAS-Per British schr Malvina Jane-lo9
hhds Muscoysdo Sugar, 116 hhds. Is herces and
is bbls Clsyed Molasses, to Risley Creighton
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HavsnA Market.


HAVANA. May 1.--susr 71sss resls pen aroSe for for
Nos is TO 20. MolasseS sugar 6a7K reals per arobe
for Nos to 10; Kuscoyado sugars 7a7x reals Tor
tnfsrior to common refining; a7x reals for isir to
good refining and 8asH reals for mir 70 good gro
esry eradss Lumber $27aS8 per 1000 Il FOR white
nine ana S20e2A for pitch pine Tar - 2os4 o0 Per
bbl. Bacon u5ka15o Per ib. Tallow 11ha12c per
n. FreiQhts steady and unchanged nom last week
quotations. Flour and molassee unchanged- E1-
change ON London 10ha11 per cent premium; on
United States In currency, 2ea2sH discount; ON
gold, 1Xa2 per cent premium.
Wilmington Market.
WILMINGTON, May 2-Tu1FEST1sEEB un.
ehsneed In price. Sales OF $50 oo!s at 20 70 Iof
yirgn a Is for yellow dip, and " % for haro' per
|oS ago Tu,prrnE-sales Of l8i bbls at 81 cents
,er caIlon-the market closing quiet.
RoSM.-Msrket steady. sales of only 2eo bols at
90 Ib FOR strained o. 50 for No " To- S4aA 70 tor
no.. and s6, STAT 80 for pale, Astn quahtY.
TAR-Is cents higher, and 80 dds cnaneeo hanos
ats2 70 Fer bbl
CorToN.-No sales reported.
baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE, May 1-BARx-We note sale Oh
1od haSs Ouereitron prime No 2 at $4S per ton
corToE-Cable advices were again lower to-osy
ana am. nnsrket comparStyely quiet though prices
~ verv van supported In view Of the small STOCK
80 H,nttede receipte We report sales OF lS8 oaes
rood atvle lov ntddHng and niddEng st 81 aaSlAc:
IN aies ordinary good ordinary and stained OF Zeaso
cta Cleared to-day 2n bales to Bremen per steam
er Berlin. .o,,,.oa. ono
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NO RESTRICTION OF TRAVEL OR RESIDENCE;
in any p1rt Of North America north Of the sUthern.
cape OF Florida, or in Europe, at any season Of the
year. --an ~ - s',f,Ti I-'9t's9kzgzSlis-.s =
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New York Market.

MONEY MARKET.
The New York Journal Of Commerce, OF saturday,
May 2, says: =.
commercial depsrtments although business general
" ts not rs active as usual at this season. Money
in liberal supply for temporary use, at per cent
upon approved securities, with few e1cepuona
transactions above and below this rate Inc range
of discount ior the best mercantile paper is 7as per
cent per annum.
PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK, May l.-BREADsTUFFs.-The mar
kst for State and Western Aour is quiet, and
prices are in in the buyers favor. The sales are
1900 bbls at So s5a9 so for super6ne State;
50 90a10 40 for common extra State; sl0 4oa
10 so tor good to choice do; $40 al1 90 for fancy
do; So s5a9 80 for superHne Michigan, Indiana,
Ohio, Iowa, &C., and SO 9Oal0 80 for extra do;
$40 sail is for choice extra do, including ship
ping brands Of round hoop Ohio ct $l0 2Volo oo,
and trade brands Of do ct $40 70al4 90; good 70
cho'ce white wheat extras 50 25alS rs; St. Louis at
s1la12 80 for common to fir extra, and sl2 goa
16 for good to choice. closing heavily. We quote:
Superfne State 80 s5a9 80; extra State 50 s0alo 50;
10 So; extra Ohio round hoop $40 2oa1o 60; do trade
10 70a14; extra Genesee, -; extra se LOUIS, IL w
al6 90.
SourEIaN FLOUR There is not much doing but
prices are unchanged Sales were MADE Oh 4oo 9ots =.
at SO 25a10 90 for fair extra, and s1lal5 for good to
CALHoKsn FLoun-The market is rather easier
and very quiet. The sales are $50 sacks at Sl2 oo
/: coas-There is an active speculative demand at
an advance Of about cent. We notice sales OF
about bushels at 81 l2a1 16 for new Western
mixed in store and sdoat; 81 14a1 15 for old West
ern mixed aoat and In store; 81 15al II for white
Southern, and 81 GOAL % for Southern yellow.
OArslThe market Is quite active, but prices are
In the buyers favor. Sales were made Of 900 buah-
els western at $40 In store and 85aS51Sc afost h
CoYYTE-In Rio there is . moderate business
doing 1T former prices. We notice sales of 1000 bags
ex steamer South Americs on private terms. The
other kinds are quiet but steady. We do not learn
OF any sales Of moment.
CoTroN-The market remains without change.
The demand is limited, but holders are steady at
former figures The sales are 1921 bales, In cluding
S22 to spnners s4 to speculation, and IS to export
ers We quote:
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-05-05
The Cha-leston Cotton Market.

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Steam Sawed Lumber. ia s. .-3s,,s-,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-05-05
FERTILIZERS.

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i COMING SEASON. use
CRoAsDALE's SUPER PHOSPHATE,
Oh 81.
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These Fertilizers are highly recommended by al
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For sale by WIN. GURNEY.
No. 102 East Bay,
Sole Agent for South Carolina.
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