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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-10-10
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Consolidation of Stock.

CHARLOTTE, COLUMBIA AND AUGUSTA r. r. Co.,
TREAsURER's OFFICE,
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AMnaRMENTS.

Is: sspess he New os
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Tsssss fsSHH e
r'is Tas :s Asss Ss s
m1f 1As E rp5iRRssx1kk rpRRsxkkasSfs Or
FSFSEAs FSFTL4s 1sSsEsEsE, 1sGsEsEsF
f2s Iss I Of POPULAR AuussSsHF
the presentation Of the very celebrated Ensiah PsntO
n. .!sa. SS#s EDWARD ouiaH.5 ssa $i..r
aassd aaus !. 'S ahE VERY S; q ss T
ropean Continent whose this city Ntbos
T Of %
i1' MSS aas ssGrlsss sssfs2a
sm as Su'
The very popular soubrsse and buresqus
'e ., MISS ALICE HARRISON, .
a' Her @ appearances iii. :ss:Sn. 'p'- A'1'''''''
Ths1sOra!ar tSsssqss !ss e sSaa,, asslst, nvsxovn
from A. Lydia pu.qu. Com
pany. Her hrst appearance at this theatre.
The fA'0''' 'osSffs Miss ;ISsisSi' y2Sss' PRESTIGE,
from waack's. Her arst appearances at this theatre.
As ,ss1ss
Ths talented and beautiful Y 1 actresses, ~
1i5s HIss lEssS H4S sCs{SsSSf $5SSSf
M Mreg e%'Ps0c B. GGHRAH. TG!RausIn'
His first appearance at this theatre.
MI. Taf i55is SqRas;as MEsT%YEs, fs%i1fns
HIS first appearance this season.
r'; s,. ss.y K ffy'siti 4. sMEhDoa, GGSsa,an'
His first appearances At this theatre
Mr. W. H. Graham. Inc ''''A'S NJ. EFF !: freeman,
Mr. Roscoe yiniing Mr. Francis .a sansas Hatfield:
i: sAIi4 I s:.
cREssRP ARs s,sss
Mss Ella EsssiIs,' a''.S "A''A Miss Mis- Mary 4Eia.,
Mi:s CARA Howard, Siss Rose Hopgooi,
Mss MI sa5s JEANNE %ssnsr Ms Ms HsaSs Hs aSa
Siss SsgSls l. Srar I;,1;s Siiis; AspSsls,
Mss Ellen rhompson ileir Fraulein Bernstein Bernstein
Miss Lucreta Sullivan, Fraulein Winke
y si s' a hs 81 a JOHN
LAURI the celebrated uae do ballet from Her Maisssys
sRs SSSsFs 81 + sS ;9;i!s
n. NJ: Sse!ss @ Ts, Tssast, n: Ss Asasy fqiss,
Mr. James Whittier, Mr.. Albert Turner.
Mr %%fnss %sm Iarase Mr. hswreocs esa
The as S soo very
SYLVESTER FAMILY,
Professors ALFRED, ALFRED SECOND and Miss
SYLVESTER from the Roy Polytechnic Iastae Lond,n,
Chemical Coaborseds fllusionsts wizaris OF the Es
mens Rare Deysers Of Startling and Phen omena Com
binasons Their first Appearance a. The rsmmsny
Optical Ilusonss Magic TableAux, Stereopt,con ss IN
ventos and Exhibitors OF the Physiosope His hrs
ance this season.
The celebrated
PROFESSOR LOGRENIA,
from the Royal Polytechnic Institute London Escamoteur,
practical Ehno!ogst; developing aud exhib nteg
In minute insects BIRDS nice, &c &C. His arst appearance
| at the Tammany.
The Department of POPULAR ART presen.s
the widely popular Champion swimmer
MIR. HARRY GrRR,
In his wonderful and startling performances submerged in
tank of His first appearance In New York In
two years.
The celebrated Double Champion Skaters,
MOE and GOODRICH,
entirely acts expressly devised for the Tammauy
Their frst Joint appearance In New York.
The celebrated Spanish Athletes
THE BROTHERS TORRIS,
champion gymnasts Of the European continent.
THE GRAND ORCHESTRA preseais several popular In
sumena yirtuosos and viii be under the direction OF Mr.
JOSEPH ARNOLD.
un the direction of HERR HEINRICH GUN6L.
The of the grand theatre presented under the
direction OF Mr.. s. H. VERNEY, stage manager
The New York herald., 1869-08-16

THEArRE CoMIQUE, OPPOSITE ST. NICHOLAS
i Hotel.
White spencer. and PropHs,ors
''Ns' THis FXvoRirE ESfA BLisHXENT
WILL OPEN FOR THE SEASON
MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST l6 1869,
WITH GRAND CHANGE OF ATTRACTION, entirely
that OF last During several
and asrsons hAys been made and the entire
premises OF beauty and freshness
o0ualed By any similar establishment.
FIRST TINE IN AMERICA
OF THE SPLENDID NEW COMEDY,
by r w. Robertson author Of "Caste," "Our, "Schoo"
&C., entitled .--
DAVID GARRICK DAVID dARRICK.
DAVID GARKlCk. DAVID GARRICk.
This and elegant piece will be entrusted to the Of
q complete andicompetent
COMPANY or AMERICAN ARTISTS.
The management 10 happy to announce An engagement
with the premiere daussYse =
Also With the rsnownsd isycrss r oy,v.,.
MISS LILLE ELDR!DGE. MISS LiLLik ELDRiDGE.
First appearance Of MISS LIZZIE WILMORE since her
return Europe, who will In entire farce
never before played In America, called the
PRETTY HORSEBREAkER.
Doors open at u commences at precisey all concluded
at 10 10 = = - =
MATINEE EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AT2
The New York herald., 1869-08-16

WALLAoks' LAST NIGHTS
of Mrs. Sidney F. Batemans original American comedy Of
SELF,
with Mr.. JOHN e. OWENS q JOHN UNIT, which, not.
whstanding great success, must be Withdrawn make
way for the speedy production OF several other
OWENS SPECIALWES
among the earliest of which viii be
SOLON SHINGLE
and
THE VICTIMS .r
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Miscellaneous.

<yHFAP LOT IN NORTH NEW YoRK-NRAR HARLEM
Rrdge bIeh ground only 81 O00 half cash. $500 cash.
pEMA RET Third onoosle iSltb street Mo Haven
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ADJUSTMENTS.

u
N Lssssss ,ui HanAses. JARRETT q pALAEh ~
MONDAY AUGUST II, 1859.
GREAT hit.
''"SA''' NIGHTLY CROWDED
10 witness Boucicauit's
BEST DRAMA,
BEST DRAMA,
ARRAH.NA-PO0UE;
ARRAH.NA-PO0Uk;
9RR THE The WIGkL9W ICkI9W WEbpd[sa. WWEbp[sa
TkTk TkTk sT8Ry sT9Ry q q IR5sH IREsH LIFE LiEE.
ALL NEW ALI NEW
ARRAH.NA.POdl,E. DAN BRYANT ~ shsun the Post,
anQ4HNA.PO0ffe. whose heart beats warm for the
ARIA -PO0iJK girl OF his ohotce fond OF . jig
ARRAH.NA.POGUk SpYAHd v5vs sAtI! " U-~-~-
AERAHNA.POGUR R0sE EYTTNGE ArrAh.Na-
AREAHNAPOGUE. Pogue the simple peasant girl. de-
ARRAHNA-P0guE. votion !ser wat0hword and courage
ARsAHHAP6GGUUEE. JosHEPHyNE @ rrDDEs ~ Fanny
Power. With dash for adventure,
ARRAH-NA-PO0UE. lave. sincerity and hops
ARRAH ma POGUE. This highly romautic and beautiful
ARRAH.NA-PO0UE masterwork OF the OF play
ARRAH-NA-POGUE writers In addition It's very
ARRAH.NAP0GUE psrior cast Of characters, presents
ARRAH NA-POGUE . picture OF elaborate scenery,
ARRAH-NAPOGUE &C., &c., framed by vooshiin, and
RAHNA-POGUE pronounced perfect by press, pub
ARRAH NA-POGUE lie and ali behoders.
In active preparation, --latest Sensational drama,
roRxosA; Or, THE ie'issd Rx1LRoAD TO RUIN.
Seats secured six days In advance
The New York herald., 1869-08-16

INOR sALE-THE THREE STORY AND ATTIC BRICK
SQUARE. Apply on the premises.
The New York herald., 1869-08-16

DEF0RE YOU SIGN A CONTRACT FOR ANY WEsT
ID side property the prices offered by STAN
LEY DAY Cnh or send for circular mailed free No. s2b
broadway.
The New York herald., 1869-08-16

ITO LET-THREE STORY HIGH STOOP BROWN
stone House In East Fifty 6rss street, all
good order; rent low to a good tenant
JOHN E. UNDERWOOD, 7as THIRD avenue.
The New York herald., 1869-08-16

DOwERY THEATRE.
ID Engagement for limited period with the charming
Mile. MARIETTA RAVEL,
the brilliant and word-renowned Pantommist and Dan
seuse, the legitimate of the great Celeste
The popular young actor Mr. E. CONNELLYf is engaged
to second Mile. Ravel In her specalties.
THE FRENCH SPY. During the drama
Nile. Marietta Rayel Wild Arab Dance
as Mile. Rave.
Henri, Hamet Mathide Terrific Combat by
MIR. +. l. Connolly Nile. Rasel
Hohammed. and r. L. Conneiiv
BANDIT OF BLIND NINE.
The New York herald., 1869-08-16
ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET.

HANDSOMELY FURNISHED FRONT AND BACK
n Room and two Bedrooms for light housekeeping,
private family OF two Apply at 23 West Thirteenth
csYast
The New York herald., 1869-08-16

INoR sALE-A HANDSOME MODERN BUILT BROWN
II stone front House, in Seventy ninth street, between
Second and Third avenues the middle h2use II row OF II
ments Will be bargain. Call at or address brown
stone yard southwest Fyhfth street and Eleventh
avenue
The New York herald., 1869-08-16

A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED FRONT PARLOR
IA Back and Front Basement with convenience for house
keeping. also gentlemen, without board. can
15f West Houston street, Macdougal.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-01
Markets by Telegraph.

LONDON, August 3l-Noon.-Consols o3H. Bonds
siX. Tallow l6s Cd. Sugar buoyant at 800 sdsIos
LIVERPOOL, August 81 -Noon.-Cotton dull
uplands 1s,ld; Orleans IsHsl91Sd; sales wont ex
ceed 1000 bales.
Afterpoon.-Sales are low estimated at 5000 bales
Yarns and fabrics dull and normal. There have
been heavy arrivals OF cotton In the pact few days
Bombay shipments since the last report are 1900
bales. Red Western wheat 9s 5da6s. Flour S4s Cd
Evening. Cotton dull; quotations the same
sales 5000 bales f which S0G0 bales were for pecu-
lation and export Red Western wheat 9s Cd. Ma
val stores dull.
FRANKFORT. Angus. S1-Bonds fat at ss1bassH.
PARIS August 31-Bourse fat. Rentes I'll &c.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK, August 81 S1-Noon.-stocks unset
tied. Money easy at 6a7c. Sterline long 91a; shor
10. Gold sSx. Cotton firm aid quiet at Soc.
Turpentine I11lai2c. Rosin 6rm. strained " 40.
Eveuing-Cotton quiet and steady; sa'es 500 bales
at soc Flour active superfne IS s5a6 20; common
TO fair extra Southern Sc 5OaG co. Wheat more &C.
tive, winter red Western 81 5On GO; Illinois 81 46
al so; white Southern 81 Goal 70. Corn closed dull
and &c lower; Western mixed 81 16al lS}s. PorA
Hrmer at $50 lOa3l 80. Lard 1s7Sa20c Whiskey
dull, 81 17a1 ls. Rice steady. sugar fairly active
Turpentine 42c. Rosin 50 30lS. Money easy. Ster-
ling heavy, s1za9ls stocks closed strong. Gold
very quiet at ssAs. 'S9's 2aH. Southerns heavy.
BALTIMORE, August 3l.-co;ton dull and nem1
nal at 3iHc. Flour quiet and sieaIy. Wheat
frmer prime to choice r,d 81 45a1 IS; good 81 3Ol
35. Corn trmer, white 81 15al 16; yellow 81 ]sa
l %. Rye dull Oats hrmer, prime sue. Provisions
firm. Whiskey dull at 81 1S
CINCINNATI, August 31.-whiskey unsettled, s.
Is asked, 81 10 offered. Provisions dull Mess porE
sSS. shoulders l5c Sides 1s4c. L1rd 1910.
ST. LOUIS. August 81. - Whiskey dull 81 10
Provisions quiet. Mes pork ss4 shoulders, dry
salted 14al414c. Bacon sides clear l9Hc.
WILMINGTON, August 81. Spirits turpentine
SSRc. Rosin quiet at 81 Coal rs. Crude turpen
steady at 50 50I3 Tar steady at SO 40. Weather
clear Thermometer 20. The heaviest rain OF the
summer fell last nigh, and continued most OF the
night
AUGUSTA August 81 Cotton, market firm. with
a good demand; sales So bales; middlings 3l}ac; re-
ceips IS bales; etc: X on hand 124 bales.
SAVANNAH August s1.-Recelpts 22O bales; exports
375 bales; stock light. with good inquiry; mid
dlings 80 cent?. 1otll receipts for the year
uplands S5l,972 bales sea islands l0,S4o bags
exports to Great Britain 12S,572 bales of upands,
51O6 bags Of sea islands; to FIR nee, upands 1863
bales, sea islands 9O6 bags; other foreign ports,
uplands 9s1 bales, islar de bags. Stock up.
lands IA bales, sea islands 169 bags Exports Of
uplands to coastwse ports 1s9eS9 baies sea isaoos
STA b,es
MONTGOMERY, August s1.-The amount o: cotton
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EXPORTS Nrora the 29th TO the 31st Au-
- -. gust, incluGtve.

Rxporss frona the 2sth TO the a1st Au-
~. gust, inclusive.
- -ss5s, sYs - 4oRE1eNs
LIvERP00L-Fer British bark Mipnie-lOoo bbs
> Spirits Tutpentine, 1898 bbls Rosin.
PALMA, MAJ0RCA-Per schr Warata-44, $40 feet
Jumber, s,sl5 feet Timber.
RO610N-Fer brig McGilvery-226 tons Phos-
~ phste, 20 0Ge teet Lumber. Per schr Sulfoto-
jeo6 hbls Naval Stores. q bags Sea Island cotton,
~ 3bales Moss, % tons Metal, and Packages.
PROyIDENCE-Per sehr Stampede-l07,0 600 feet Re.
81 sawed Lumber, IS 90 feet Timber.
NEW TOEK-Per steamship Manhattan-A pack
sees Sundries, ] Piano, 78 bales Upland Cotton,
Sbags sea Island Cotton, Q cases Mdse. IS bales
- DonnesrscsA 2fe bbls Rosin. terces Rice. 1SS
~ empty Barrels, 10 hhds Copper. &c, s5 bales
Waste, 30 casks Clay, 46 empty Carboys, 50 bags
Ptnders. Per steam ship Minnetonfa-S4 bales
Upland Cotton, 4 caRs Sea Island Cotton. 50 bales
Yarns and Domesdcs, ikS bbls Rosin, 80 casks
Clay, 50 packages sundries.. Per stssmship
Champion-4 bags Sea Island Cotton, lat bales
Upland Cotton. ll1 tierces Rice, 81 bales Donaes-
- tics. IS bags Pindefs, III btls Rosin. % casks
q chy 10 crates Fruit 2ss pSsI'ges sund,iss 20:
bb.s Naval Stores. "a hhds Molasses, Piano, 8
cases Mdse. 200 kegs Powder.
PHILADELPHIA-Per steamship Eyerman-60
bales Cotton. ze b,les Ysrn and Domestics, !
bale Wool. 52S bb1s Naval stores. IL tone Phos-
phsse Rock, and IA PACKAGES sundries. Per
sshr B HaHfns@419 tons Phosphate Rock.
BA11MORE-Eer sseanehtp Sea Gull-l14 terces
Rice, S5 bales Cotton, 10 bales Rags 14S bbls
Koein. S23 boxes Canned Peaches, b,les Dones-
tics, bales Leather q, ESQ feet Flooring Boards
2n 20 ptes sundries. Per steamship ralcon-l92
bales Domestics, ~ bbls Rosin, 81 bales RaSe,
500 packages Fruit % bales Hides and Leather.
1900 fest Flooring Boards, and Sundries ..
= Per schr Fnncisco-l5o tons Phosphates.
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Arrived Yesterday.

Steamship Champion, Lockwood, New York-left
Saturday, P NJ Mdse. To James Adger Co, Z
Adger h Co, G Aimar, Apple, Aiken Co. j
Bischof& Co, A Bischof 2 Brown, L Brown,
D Brahe Dr Baer, Bart Co. Dorry. W NJ
Bird & Co. E Bates l. Co, M BRISTOL, Bolmann
Crane, Boylstol Co. Cameron. Barkley & Co. R &
Caldwell, Cbisoln Bros, Chapeau & Hebron, w
Chofee Co, McIuff Cohen, C Claussen. W
Denny, Gregorie, Douglass Miller. NJ les Drake.
Dowie & NOISE. II Due, Dauer. Duval Son
W P Dovling, David, j N Eason Bro,
Fleming 4 Co, j S Fairly CO. Feldmann co,
Ferguson Torsythe. McComb Co, l. tnlk Il co,
Gliddou, Furchgott Bros, Il Goodwin co, Good
rich Ipemar & Co, Quincy, Gorham. 'ioud-
kop, 7 Gregg, ,ierits & 90, Hopkius, McPher-
son & Co Hunt Bros Holmes Book Store, Holmes
Calder. A q Huntey. Hursamp 60, Hart & Co.
II Hillen. G Huger, Hymli. 7 n Hor:ey & Co.
] Health y 4 Hunt A Hing, Jvfords Co. Jen-
nings Ihomlinson & o, Johnston, Crews Co, G
L Korpahrens, C Kerrlson, Klinck, Wickenberg
co, k:nsm1n & Howell, K atie 4 20, Lorentz, 6
Logerman krete hapman, LANCER, Lew
it'll, Leavi.t. Lieut. col Lylold. l. Lawless NJ
Levi aurcr & Alexander, D Lopez & soD, Len9-
nick x ell W II Long, NJ Luhrs. Z Li:schgi. Lieut.
T Lotbi, Manoue 20, Miss Z Mcguire. Mowry
Co, McLoy & Rice, Muller, Nimis GO, Mcffctt
Wharton, Mclean, MARSHALL & Burg, McGay,
W Mazyck, II Murray, Minor Co, W Mat
thessen, III A Mehrtens. Mann, Marshall. R
Mure Co Marco. Moran & Peters Nacl mann l.
Co, N e Railroad. Ostendorf co, JF 0'Neil x
Don, ID " Ntlu, ~ " tNCIIi SOu, -SNO
tive Association, Paul. Wech & Brandes. W Pad.
don, Pierson, Pingree. Proger, Qunoy
l. Co F Quereo Reils. W Semcken & Co, Strauss
Bros & Co, Sienhouse Co, III Suertner, W Skrine,
D So.teri, q Stenken. >syas, W shepherd. South
ern Express Co. l. schnell & 60. G Steffens Capt
c Lithman, j SemLe, " II Townsend. Taylor
& Co F Won Sauten, " Wbilden 4 Co. Wagner j.
Monsees, Wirth Co, NJ Welch. 6 W Williams l.
Co. g Il Walter Co. z Wittscben, L Weiskopf, G d
Wilson, Werner & Ducker, Walker, Evans l. Co2s-
well. q White. WI Yates, and Railroad Agents.
British sehr Nary Il susan Clare, Elentheri, Bah.
Salt and Fruit To Canale. previously ported
at Quarantine
Sailed Yesterday.
Scbr wanats Fetherstone, Palma, Majorca.
Steamer Dictator, McNeity, Palatka, via Jackson
gillo FerpAudipa and Savannah.
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zHE SOUTH.
The, Agrieultural and Business Proc.
raeAe.

The. AgriculturaI and Business Proc.
poet.
fhai ys,nshle section Of the North Am erican Con-
ttrnt Known % tho Southern aud Southwestern
etaies Of the United States is gradually arising
hom the effect, Of series Of changes to which few
peoples haveeysr been subjected. Many ccmmu-
Mites less favored by nature and with popula-
lion Of less furce and determination, voula have
taken gsneraiors to recover from the crushing ef.
feet OF the eyents through which they have passed
and are passing. With immense natural resources.
aga kdeterfninsHon not to remain prosrste. they
have been spplying themselves 10 the development
Of such industries as promised fair reward, and
having Aeapacity 10 grow &ticles demanded for the
comfort and necess ties of the world the results Of
their werk have found good markets and paying
prices and each year sinco the close Of the has
witnessed steady improvement in material pro-
gress wherever good management has been e1-
hibited. The CHANCES through which these States
have passed. Hike the action Of all great revolutions
hsye gone with ruthless step over many good. but
weak ana helpless indivduals but the strong in viii
and arm have come through with their power i'm.
nensely improved TO meet the struggles OF life.
These increased powers Of body and mind are now
being devoted TO the recuperaton of the country,
ana steady progress and great future may be an
tcipa:ed. The leading productions Of this region.
e6tn. tobacco &c. ara in active request by the out
side world and the great staple cotton, which is Of
prime importance is assuming greater financial
yalue than hiss heretofore been supposed it could at
tain and the experience Of years Is slowly convinc-
ing the world that for the growth of this article
oer country Possesses the advantages these South
ern States. These changes, which 1t was supposed
would nearly prevent the growth Of the leading pro-
ducts have only so far essened their amount as to
compel world pay enhanced prices and the posi-
tion Of the grower, which for many years was
one of subordinaion to the manufacturer, has
become sroag and the future now promises
him wealth and prosperity. This alteration
Is due to the lessening Of the American crop,
say from, 100000 to 2,5oo,oCo bales. and which
deficiency the world has not been able to sup
ply causing prices to advance two or three fod and
as. notwithstanding the remunerative rates, the
power Of increasing the crop will be limited for some
lime the chances are that with political affairs un
disturbed, the planter will receive paying PRICES for
m be can raise for number Of years. This state OF
things, If continued should lift the South to speedy
property and cause all branches Of her industries
to improve and flourish.
The cotton year, just closed. has been satisfactory
one to the planters. Prices have ruled well up, and
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-01

THE CORN CROP.
This valuable grain, 30 important to the subsis.
tence Of tae State has been unfortunately largely
curtaled By the very dry summer, and considerable
purchases will be necessary for much Of the year;
but with good prices for most Of the staple products
Of the State. lis to be hoped that supplies will be
obtained without much Inconvenience.
The PHosPHATEs
The invaluable deposits of this land fertilizer, SO
fortunately located the seaboard Of this State
daily developing in value, and their richness and
importance steadily increasing. The trade shows
large growth, and the exports for the year have
been near 10000 tons, among which were several
thousands to Great Britain, against 1000 the year
before Several large fertlzine establishments have
commenced business in this city during this season.
their products being largely composed Of these phos-
phates and the lnanures prepared by them are se.
curing high reputation and are giving general
aatisiaction. This business will increase rapidly,
and promises to be of leading importance, giving
employment to lator and shipping, and being of
Q description for which the demand is>almost un-
limited.
NAVAL STORES AND LUMBER.
The trade in the articles under this head show
steady increase. and with some Improvements ana
cheapening in the mode of hauling, this branch Of
commerce should increase three or four fold. The
pineries of the State afford ue field for enterprise
and the time cannot be distant when the rapid ex-
haus,ion of Northern woods will cause all The products
Of the Southern pine 10 increase largely In value,
The exports Of naval stores for the year have been
about TO- 900 barrels, against about 10000 the year
before. The exports oflumber were near 20 100000
feet, against about Is, ,Ooo.OOo the previous yesr.
VEGETABLES AND FRUITS.
The climate and coil In the vicinity of this city,
and along the Southern coast, is of such nature
to produce varied and valuable vegetable growth,
which, united with the central location Of this place
and the various railroad and steam lines meeting
here, has given this point leading importance in
the growing trade in vegetables and fruits from the
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-01
THE DAILY NEWS.
A Seaside sketch.

The sun sinks down q round red disc;
And seen against 10, tapering Thin Z.
eReheyed Of all The cAres OF risk,)
ThehshingsmAchs come riding In.
Slow sinks the orb behind the bay.
Or 60, ct least, 1t seems to sink
A thirsty charger, shall sayf
Slow stooprpg IN the ses to drink.
And beating shoreward. sea-sray gulls
Come sailing mp the sound in COCKS,
Then clean their wings and seek their holes,
Alott amid the rifted rocks,
The soft winds play found poop and prow'
Too weak to climb the rocky Gill;
Within whose deepening shadow now
Lie bulky barge and tiny skihs
And over all the scene anon
denser darkness draws around,
The village lights show one by one,
and night comes hushiDg every sounl.
rcArnsbers' journal.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-01

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