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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-08
Markets by Telegraph.


LONDON, January 7-;Joon.-Conseis o27S. Bonds
75., The specie has decreased in the Bank of Eng
land seversy y-four thousand pounds.
LIVERPOOL, January T-Noon.-Cstton quiet; sales
10, eco bales. Shipments from Bombay TO the I'd
inst, 1000 bales Corn, DID, 3ss. 3d.; new, 3ss.
Turpentlne buoyant.
I've p M.-Cotlon dull; uplards, on the SPOT. lid:
aoat, 1e4d; Orleans, l1ld. Bacon 56s. Lard, COS.
Pork, s2s Cd Turpentinc 2ss. Cd
Eve,ns.-Cotton quiet and unchanged. Wheat
firm; red Western 10s.a1es. 3d. Provisions and pro-
duce unchanged.
HAvsE, January 7-co,ton quiet, both on the
spot and aAoat. Low niddling. aAoat, II. 27c
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW Yonk, January 7-Noon.-Stocks strong
Money, T. Sterling. a1z. Gold, 35H. COS coupons
IL. Cotton dull and dropping; middhng up!ands. a.
Evening.-cotton opened dull and declining, but
closed steady; slles $500 bales at 26Xa27c. Flour
steady shipping grades less active and scarcely 30
firm for ethers supcrfino State SC 10aG35; Southern
extra quiet, common to fair extra s7a1o 60. Meat
dropping Corn dull, and 1c lower; new white South
ern 81 05. Pork frmer; new $40 25 Lard frmer at
1e1a20c. W'hiskey steady at 81. Grocsries quiet
and dull Naval stores quiet. Freishts quiet; on
cotton by steam 5-16ahc. Governments closed
shade eaxer; '62s, 112 Tennessee, new, $685. North
Carolina, 65; new cox. Money easy at per cent
in currency to gold. Gold arm ut 351SAs5I ster-
ling 9H
G:scfsHAr1, January 7.-Flsur srrn. Corn de-
clning. whiskey du. at 81. Provisions excited
and unsettled. Sales of mess pork at $50. Bacen
shoulders held at 13a132; Gear sides 1s. Lard l9a
90.
ST. LOUIS, January 7.-proyisions very firm Mess
nsrk held at $780, Bulk meals active and buoyant.
LOUISVILLE. January IN ,ss pork $50. Lard ls'
Bacon shoulders lax; clear sides ls3s. Whlskey
81.
WILMINGTON, N. c., Januhry 7.-spirits turpen-
tine steady at 47c Rosin, extra No. 9, 81 To- Tur'
rcp,ine firm, prices unchanged. Tar d. clined l5c'
at 80 10. Cotton, middlings 25,sc.
AUGUSTA, January 7.-Cotton easier Opened a'
o5,lc but closed at 25c Sales GO bales; receipts
1853 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, January 7.--cotoa in light de-
mund; declined 1zc; middlings 25Is; sales 17OG
bales; recc pts 1905; exports so77. Gold 35% ster
| linz 4T. Commercial 4sa46h. York sight 51aaH dis
count. Sugar a.tive; advanced &c on all grades
Molasses active and higher; common GOa69; prime
CSa7O; choice T2a73.
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q fb for prime; and molssses is in good request Mt
soc q, gallon for prime New Orleans.

a fb for prime; and molssses is in good request Mt
SOC q gallon for prime New Orleans.
BUTTEk-Prime Goshen, Of which there is q
moderate stock, may be quoted at 45c 2 fb. West
ern and other low grades sell at So@4ec p ID, as In
quality.
sALT.-The arrivals amount to about 5000 sacks
direct from Liverpool. The market is rather easier
under liberal arrivals, and we quote from shpboard
at 50 q sack, and from store at 50 10.
INDIA BAGGING.-The demand is very limited
We quote 2O1s@211sc q yard, nominal. Dundee bag
ging A inches IL IBIS. for the yard is held at 500
35c Sea island baeging, IS inches wide, lbs. for
the yard is held at Go@65 cents.
ROPE-Ihe demand for rope is moderate, and
prices arc somewhat nominal at quotations. We
quote homp at cents q H.; greenleaf at 10 cents,
and jutc at 5000 cents q pound.
IRON BANDS ANO TIES for cotton, Of the most
approved patterns, are offered on the market, and
they are in active demand at 7asc q 1b.
TIMBER AND LUMBER.--Iherc is q moderate
stock of this article, and We quote river floor
ing boards at s13 q NJ; scantlins and plank
s1O@12 q NJ; timber of shipping and good mill
qualities there is a light supply on the market
AMI may be quoted a. s11@1a q n Common is
selling at s5@G e NJ; and city sawed lumber at
5000 IS q NJ.
FREIGHTs-To Liverpool BY steam, room is held
at I'd On uplands, and Id. on sel island; BY saiL
7-1Gd. on uplands, and I'd. on sea islands, To
Havre nominal. To the West Indies, Cuban ports
north side, on lumber, SO GO in gold, and $40
south side Coastwise-To New York by steam
70 q fb on uplands, and 1c. on sea islands,
a .ic Inv
lands, and 81 so a tierce on rice; on boards
s11 q NJ, on rssawed lumber sl1 NJ, ON timber
s1a To Boston, by steam, via Baltimore, 1c. 2 %
on Gotten and - 3 tcrce on rice; by sail 2tc
2 it on cotton, SO 90 q N. on rcsawed lumber
and Sl3 90 q NJ. on timber. To Philadelphia, &c,
q, fb on upland cotton by steam and &C. q
ib by sail; on Inorins boards 50 q NJ; on re-
sawed lumbe-, siv; on timber, s12 81 q NJ.
To Baltimore, by steam, cotton &C.. rice o
tierce, 81 rs; phosphates, g 1000 lbs, 81 in
packages, in bulk as per agreement; lumber
q N s8@10 as In size wheat p bushel 12c In sacks.
BY this line to Philadelphia on cotton, &c;
rice q tierce So oc; phosphate per ton, Sc
in packages. To Louisville Ky., on rice, 75c. q
hundred. To Cincinnati 55c. To st. Louis 85c,
BY sail on boards and scantling, hence to Baltimore
50; on lumber $40: phosphates SIS. Vessels are in
demand at noighboring ports for lumber and timber
freights and high rates are offered.
EXCHANGE.-Stering Bills-The rate yesterday
was nominal at 1461l for sixty day bills.
DOMESTIC ExcHANeE.-The banks are purchasing
sight checks on New York X dis, days z discount
They are selling sight checks at par.
GoLD.-The brokers we're yesterday buying at
81, Gnd selling OF &C.
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Exports for the Week ending Thursday
January z.
DOMESTIC.

BoSTON-Per schr B n Hawins-l44 tierces Rice,
AIS bales Upland Cotton, 725 bushels Peanuts,
1889 bags Roe Flour SO bundles Paper, &c, 96
bags Cotton Seed, 20 tons Iron, &c, 2 rolls Mat
ting, pigs Merchandise, and IS bbls Sweet Po-
tatoes.
NEW YoRK-rer steamship charleston-1ss4 bales
Upland and 59 Tags Sea Island Cotton, 1os bbls
Rosin, 25 casks Clay, 2l pkgs Suniries. % bales
Yarn, aad 131 pkss Fruit. Per schr Myrever-
96 bags Sea Island and 1Go bales Up:and CottoE
2O7 casks KaollR Clay, 1000 bags Cotton Seed,
$4,000 feet scantlins. 70 tons Machinery, lSd ca
ses Railroad Springs, $50 empty Beer Barrels, so
barrels Beer, IS coils Rope, 40 empty Carboys,
90 pkgs Furniture, and 20 hhas Bones. :. Per
steamship Champions bags Sea Island and
1877 bales Upland Cotton, IS ticrces Rice, 81
bales Yarn, II pLgs Suudries, AZ pigs Fruit,
and 10 Empty Barrels Per steamship Sara,
gossa-6S bags Sea Island and lila bales Upland
Cotton, 149 bales Yarn, 80 pigs Fiuit, and 81
pkgs Sundries.
BILIiMORE-Prr steamship Sea Gull-T4 iierecs
Rice, 713 bales Upland Cotton. so bales Domes-
tics, % hhds and bales Hides, 8 bales Leather:
p bales Waste, Ct bbls Roots and Potatoes, 90
bbls Oranges, 25G bags Driol r tuit. and 10000
feeJ Lumber Per schr Joseph NJ Wilson
ls3, ,09o feet Lumber -. Per schr Nellie F Bur
ress-l1O coo feet Lumber.
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fiuaafiaI anS Gpmmtrfial.
The Charleston Money Market.

THURSDAY, January .. 1859.
The transactions during the week have chiefly
been in city stock, Of which large amount has
changed hands, at from 81 to 3d. The expectation
that the Supreme Court would grant tho naadamus
in the city election case caused an unsettled feeling
but the expected effect was discounted, and when
the result was nude known yesterday the market
was not unfavoraoy affected. Early in the morning
the price was 5s to co. and after the news that the
writ hsi been granted sale Of $4,000 city stock
W.. effected at CO. We do not anticipate any perma-
n.nt decline in the m1rket, as consequence OF the
issue Of the WRIT bs. public uneasiness may cause
pressure o: sales and o consequent temporary de-
cline. South Carolina Railroad stock has been in
demand and shows an upward tendency. Sales
were made Of half shares, on Wednesday, at % and
of a lot of about 40 Old shares. yesterday, at Il.
SOUTHERN BANK BILLS.
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Putnam British), TOO tons Rickard. at Atlantic
wharf fet Liverpool, loading-Wilis Chisolna.
OLYMPIA Spauish) 4s1 tons. PeHs at Browns wharf,
frem Cieufuegos waiiing-W Hall.
Agra IBri ish), $50 tons. Fillmore ut VandeIhorss
wharf from Liverpool, discharg gng-Rayerel l.
Co.
Kamlan Fsador (Banishl 354 TOMS Krogh, at Allan
tic wharyes. from Liver DOL, dischargins-Willis
& Chisolm.
The Queen (Brl, - tens, Cook, in the Stream, from
Stranrean Scotland, just arrived-R Mure l. Co.
Blnck Brothers tBr). = tons. in the Stream, from
Bermuda, just arrived-Master.
BRIGS.
Pensatvo. Ispanish oil TONS Walls, at Union wharf,
for Barcelona, lolding-P Esnard.
Eurus 14s tons, Wiley, at Palmetto Wharf, from
Point Petre Quad, wIiting-Master.
Hampden, $50 tons. Gait, In tue Stream, from Mar
Unique, just arrived-Master
Croton 10 tons, Williams at MaTsh's wharf, from
Havana dischareing-J Ensiow & co.
sCHooNERs.
L Davis, 800 ions, Bishop, at kerr's wharf, for
Providence, loadng-Master
Annio Barton, - tons, in Ashley River, for Ches-
ter, Pa loadipg-H Baker GO.
HawLing, 39G tons, Wyatt, at Adger's wharf, for
Boston, rsady-W Roach \ Co. n p.,.
Arctic 194 tons. Ogden, in Ashley River fcr ball-
more, loadiuG-W Roach Il Co.
Union Flag, 1871 tons, Maony, in Ashley River, for
Philadelpli,, loadins-H + Baker Co.,
Ranger, 96 tons, Cooling, at 9ennetl's wharf, Tor
West lndioi, lo!d1ng-l upper sons.
Jos " Wilson, 271 tons, Soners. in Ashley River,
for Northern Port, rcaly-g F Baker Il Co.
Efary Riley, 23a tons. Elcy. at Central wharf, for
Philadelphia, lolding-Budd Blake.
Fitzpatrick, 2l2 tons, Smith, at Palmetto wharf,
from Philadelphia-H Baker & Co.
Surprise, 2l9 ions, Symmes at Central wharf, from
Philadelphia. dlscharging-H Bskor Co:
Abbie Pltman. 2S7 tons, Lsmbat, at T. Railroad
wharf. from Boston, Observation-Disclosures.
Jonas Smith, 397 tons. Nichols. at Adssrs wharf,
from New York disnharpiug-Wm Reach & Co.
II Squire, 3O7 TONS. Chase, at y Railroad wharf,
from woods Hole discharsine-A
Willie Martin, 152 tons. Collins Mt Browns wharf,
from Portland, Me, dischar 1inS-T upper &
Sons.
Mary L vancleaf - tons, McCobb, at Central wharf,
tIom Rockport, Me, discharging-A McCobb. Jr.
Mary Haskell 3J5 tons, Barber. at Central wharf,
for Boston, loading-R Baker l. Co.
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Drnas, GArmifGls, Gte.

PROBABLY NEVER BEFORE IN TIE WHOLE
history of medicine hls .nythi"g won Sd vi eIy and
so deeply upon the confidence OF mankind as
this excellent remedy Tor pu.moai:y Complaints.
IbIoueh % long sc:ic. Of yc.Gs, and &mon! mos of
the races OF men, it hls rise higher ana MINER IN
their estimation as has become better KNOWN. lts
uniform character and to cure the various Of
f.ctions Of the lungs and throat hare made it known
as a rc,iabe protector against them. While adap'ed
to ndsr forms of disc sc and to young children 1t
is at the s1me time the most cfectual remedy that
can be given for ircipent consumption and the dan
rerous affections of the throat and lungs AS pro-
vision aails sudden attacks OF Group, 1t should be
kept on haud in every family, and indeed, as all are
sometimes subject to colds and coughs, al should
be provided witt this aHtidote for them.
Although settle CONSUMPTION IS thoushe lncura-
bic still great numbers OF cases where the disease
seemed setlel lllyc been completely cured and
the patti res tored TO sound hcl!n by the CHERRz
PEcroRAr 90 complete is its mastery over the dis.
oraers oil the Lunss ard Throat, that the most Oh.
stinate OF them yield to il. Whtn nothing else could
reach them, under tie CHERRY PEcToRAL they sIo'
side and disappear.
SNGERs AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS ind great protec-
iiol from it,
AsTnlA is always relieved ard often wholly cured
by it.
BRoyCi1rIs is generally cured By takig G the CHER
NJ PICTORIAL it, small and frequent Geses.
So generally are its virtues known that we neco
not publish tho certificates Ct them here or 10 mere
than ussare the pubic tia: lis qualities are fully
maintained.
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LIST OF STiIpPIEG
I'm the Port OF Charleston, January =

-
In the Port OF Charleston, January z.
vvursls UNDER 100 TONS, AND STEAMERS coAsTISa
WITHIN THE STATE EXcLrrED.
STEAMSHIPS.
Manhat.ap. 1887 tons. Woodruff at Adger's wharf
for New iors, loadinS-James AdScr Co.
SHIPS.
owero 973 tons, Post, at Atlantic wharf. fer Liver
pooI, loading-W Smith & Co.
scot,wood tDr) 745 touG, Yeamauat EoycoS wharyes,
for Liverpool, loading-R Nlurs Co.
PEDRO pianduit tSpanishl. SEA toas, AmengIal. al
Atlantic wharf. for Liverpool, iondlrg-W Hall
Gorilla fgrl, 755 TONS jones' at Atlantic Wharf, iruln
Liverpool, waiiips-H Murc co.
Richard iII, e25 tons, Wood, at Accommodation
wharf, ON Liverpool, ischarging-haster
MuscoGeus (Br) 791 tons, Groves, ut Boyccd waari,
f.oln liverpool, diacharsing--k Mure Co.
Amelia 6B9 tonR Boreham, ut Kerr's wharf, iOr LlY-
orpeol, loadipg-psterson & Stock.
Graham's Policy, = tons, Burgess, IN tue stream
from Antwerp, just arrived-Pattcrson STOCK.
BARKs.
Borneo (Brl, 7O5 tons. Card, at Boyce COS
wharf, for Liverpool. oading-R Mure u Co
Lizzie H, sOo tons, Spring, at Brown 4 Co.'S wharf,
for Liyernool. loa ing-Street Bros t. Co.
Gauss tN G) C55 TONS Cluycr ut AtlanIe Whari' ior
Liverpool. loading-G Hop!ey q 20.
Mcnpecuash Brl, 524 tons Murray, at Eoyce cos
wharf, from liverpool waiting-R Mure 60
Fperia GO TONS Sarrett at Atlantic wharf, fOr Ly-
erpool, loading g. Paterson stock.
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wOMEN,S LIST
Alexander, Mrs JIGsraghty. Miss BINonan, Mis-;

Miss BINonan, Miss & a
IGilbort, Mrs S ClSold. Miss NJ S
lGordon. Julia A Nelson, Mrs M
lGooJman. Mrs Owens, Mary g
Grut, Jane Oneil, Mary
Iaviey, Mary O'Connor, Mary
dapey, annie Prince, sara 4
aackctt. Miss B Prince, Mrs c j
Hasel, Kato q
Hart, Mrs L j Poyas, Alrs 2 Z
Hall. sIary A Pera, Flora E
Harrison, Mrs j Plckens, Mrs S B
/ W Patterson, Mrs L
Hassell. Mrs " l.
Harmon. Mrs Z lianney, Safan
Heyward, Annie Reilly, MaryA
S Righting. Mary
Houck, Miss D sampson, Ann
jHoffmapn, Mrs r sanders. Mrs Z
q nncken, Mary Sey!e, MIS- > +
aynes, Nellie >hackeliord, Mrs
Jones, Sarah + d
Jones' Mrs NJ Shepard, Mrs L
johnson, Emily Slsco, Rosa
lizard, Virsinia Sigwald. Mrs L
lInglesby, Kate snow, Eliza
Jacob, Miss G >ollee, Mrs q
Kent, Miss c iStimon, Sarah
|Keckeley, Miss G Stevens, Sarah A
A smith, Mary NJ
Lynch, Miss l. Smith. Hager
Larter, Eliza smith, Eliza
Lucas, Mrs j Sally, Rose
Lucas, Mary Il Trout. Emily J
Laclaire, Mrs Z thompson, Miss
Managault, Mari Tezia E
Marshall, Mrs JITerry, Annie
C Tention, Mrs N
Mahoney, Miss ] Taylor, JaUie A
A Taylora, Dolly
Ma1cy, Annie Watson, Mary
Marshall, MISS NJ Ann
l. Weldon, Sarah
Mayna, d, Miss II Weinberg, Julia
Mitchell. Miss CIWhite, Mary
Moore, Hannah Whitney, Miss N
Murdoch, Mrs N G.
Miller, Miss NJ Shaley, Miss j
Met cCottor, Mrs Withers, Annie
McGinnis. Betsy Witcofskey, Mary
Sorden. Maggie Wipdburg, Molly
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As Persons deposihng letters in the P0stosice
viii please place the stamp near the upper right
hand corner Of the envelope, and they Will also
plsase to remember that without the stamp letter
cannot be Mailed but viii be sent to the Dead Letter
oARoe Januarys
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THE DAILY NEWS.
OFFICIAL.

LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the Postofhce al
Charleston, for the week ending JANUARY y
1869, and printed officially in THE DAILY NEWS as the
newspaper having the largest circulation in the City
of Charleston.
sFpersons calling for Letters Advertised. should
state that they are advertised"
s~ Office hours trom A. NJ. to P. NJ. On SUM-
days, from to P. NJ.
STANLEY G. IROTT. Postmaster.
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Passengers.

Passengers.
Per steamship Sarasossa. for New York-John
Clifford, " Harrison, Z Bor: emo and lady, James
Nolon, W Case, " J Callahan, Peter Andrews. n
Bain. lady and child, John Bann, Thomas Bann, D
Sullivan, nnd Q in steerage.
Per steamer st Helena rsm Edisto and Rockville
John Townsend, W Graham, NJ S Lee al Sea-
brock, NJ Baynard and son. E Townsend. Wha-
ley, 2 wbaley, Z Murray. Il Wescoat, H Mckee,
NJ Pludrg. J Mackay, Il Cappolman, W D Pope,
Bailey, II N Nikell, Major Jenkins. Miss La
Roach, lr Sohafcr, Bates, Huggns, Z Sea-
brook, F IL whalcy, seele, ] Eddngs. Mrs NJ E
Mikcll, Miss hopkins, Miss Smith, W Dunn. W ]
whaley, Major Whalcy, F L Bailey, Fogartie, WE
Elfe j N jenkins, p A Emanuel and wife, Miss E
Gibbes, Mrs Scabrook AMI 10 on deck.
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, January 6.-TunrsNTINE-Ar-
1ives spai insiy and is iu demand. Only ~ Dds re-
oeyed md sold ut So - sot, aud 50 20 10: hard,
per $50 lbs. ,.,.,s
active. The price has further advanced, ard we
quote sales OF Gle b5sa lie for country and lou 10
1T 47lsc per gallon Ter n. Y. packases.
RosIyEls III rcqui 6, and the market rules steady.
Sales of 1913 bbs at So Tor strained and No. 81 o.
let No ., and $3 25 for no l.
TAR-Has ivarccJ 2Cc, rnd 2ls bbls. changed
Cor CorroS-.scs CT ouly &C bulcs at 251zc fer mixed
GRADES,
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Alexander, Mrs j
E
Aston, Flora
Anderson, Mrs D
A
Amand, Mrs o !,
Darlington. Hen
Barden, Airs c
Beahan, Miss A j
Benjamin, Mrs II
J
Blanche. Miss j
Bowman, Miss L
prein, DiaGa
Brown, Clara
Blown, Miss L
Brown, Susan
Burkmyre, Mary
Burns, Emma
Burckmyer, Mrs
E
Butler, Eliza
Galloway, Sarah
A
chatham, Jennie
Charles, Sallie
Charles, sallie l.
Clair, Miss Ii
Coz, Mrs NJ E
Costa, blrs V
Cohen, Mrs j
Cros, Sallie 3
Curtis. Miss F A
Curtis, Mrs j L
Chisolm. Mrs r
Davis, Hiss j
Davis, Amanda
Drayton, Mrs c.
Duncan, Miley
Dunn, Eliza
Du Pie, l1rs A a
Egan, Miss G E
Evans, Mrs j NJ
Farwell, Miss MI
Feehan, Annie
Farwell, Niles Nj
L
Femmine,M Mrs R
GadsdeD, Mary
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ConsIgnecs per Northeastern Railroad
January q.

81 bales Upland and bales Sea Island Cotton, 60
bbs Naval Stores 80 bushels Rough Rice, Mdse, &c
TO street Bros l. Co. Williams & 20. Caldwell 4
Son, NJ Goldsmith L. Son, Frost Adger. Mowry &
Co. kirkpatrick Willie, F O'Neill l. Sop, Bis
chofr l. Co, Stenhouse & Co, F Stannea Ravenel
Co, Farrar e. Barnett and Gailard l. Minoti.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills.
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF a FAMILY

FOR ALL IHE PUiL OSfE OE TA.1lAi
pH-SJC,
Are so compos d that disease within the RANGE OF
their action can rarely Withstand or eyade them
Their pcnct 'ating properties Search and cleinse,
and invicorste every portion OF the human organ
ism correcting its diseased action ald restoring Its
healthy ytaIities. AS = consequence OF ithese pro-
pc7tiss The iay.l who Is bowF down with l'ain or
nlysi debility is lsouishel to fad his health or
encr.y restore, 10y remedy 1t orce so simple anu
inviting.
Not Only do thcy cure the everyday complaints
of everybody, bat also many formidable aud danger
ous diseases. Tha agent below namsd is pleased to
fureish gratis my Amer can AIN. nae, containing
certificates OF their cures and directions fol their
use in the following complaints Costiveness,
Heartburn. He1dacar arising from diserdor OF
Stomach, Nausea. Indigestion, Pain In and Morbid
Inacilcn of the Bowels, Flatulency, Loss OF Appe-
tte, Jauudlcc, and other kindred complaints. aris.
ing from low stlte of the body or obstruction OF
its functions. They are excellent Alternative fer
the renovation OF the blood aud the restoration OF
tone and strength to the system debltatcd by dis
ease.
PREPARED DY
DR.. j. C. AVER & CO.,
LOWELL Mass.
Sold ut wholesale by DOWIE ( NOISE.
Charleston, S. c.. und by Retail Druggists every
where. fmY3mos Die pe:eWo=r %
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per South carDiina Railroad
January =.

oOc bales Cotton. 63 tales Domesuca. 10 casks ea,
con- 10 nbls MoIasses, Is pkGs Lard, "a bblS Naval
Stores, cars Wood, cara Lumber, and car stock
To railroad Agent, Pelzer, Rodgers CO. Wills liz
ter & Co. G W williams L Co. Johnston, Crews Co,
frost Adger, Wardlaw & Carew Salinas II
Hnrncy, Reeder K Davis Bowling Co. G Shhrp
L. Co. u Bcman, " Ryan, ID aiken Co. nurs,
TON (, polnes ] Hancktl Frank, Cobia & Co.
O'Neill, King & nibbon, F Kracke, Iupper
sons and Moffett 8: Wharton.
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Exports OF Rice. Naval Stores and LHm-
Der from the Port of Charleston, from
September to January z, 1869
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noi,v Review OF the Macon Market.

Mon Az AFTERNOON, January 5, 1S69.-CoTToN.
We have to note brisk aud d,tye market to-day
ordc being plenty, and buyers seeming 10 De
o.xious takers at the advance Our market opened
with steady demand ut csc for New York mid.
d!ings and ali the better grades in proportion; and
this Continued up to the close OF the rnarket-ihe
davis transactions footing up the heaviest amount
We learned of the sale Of 81 bales at 251zc, but as
tsis was not disposed of to regular dealer, and
wa. bought for Especial purpo C. we cannot quote
that f.. urc as the ruling price
We quote: Ordinary 10 good ordinary iSa1l; gooa
ordinary 22n, low mddling "a, Liverpool middling
OH. New York middling 25. Sales Of the day 1U70
LIZ. receinIs DIS md shipments 3s9 bales.
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Marine uews.
PORT CALENDAR

Port of Charleston. January
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-08

Norr.-we have deducted from New Orleans
16 sol bales Upland. frCI Mobile 62j2 bales, from
Sayauual ,! I5 bags Sen Island ard -. baca Ur
Iud-aud from Charleston 1T40 raGs sea Island and
l54 bales Upland, the onantitles received Rt those
ports from .iobiie. floIlda, Texas anc aaVannah.
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Stoe!SS OF Cotton in the Interior Towns
NOT included in the Receipts.
TOWNS. 1865.
ar.usi, t;,.....,.....Ja .JarI Iary 81 9.517
SIacan Gro January 81 IA e7l
Sniumtns January 1924
Nnnt1nmnrv January 9 1U,i53
Men,;,,;. Tenn January 9 1926
Eo.i,riJle I enn January 2 ,131
Total 0O,G4a