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New-York tribune., 1870-04-30

We fully agree with Mr.. Frederick Douglass,
who said in a speech the other day in Phila-
delphia, that although he was himself
thorough going Republican, he would not dis
pute the right of any cOlored citizen to vote
the Democratic ticket. This is rather different
and infinitely more charitable than the ground
taken by Mr. Wendell Phillips, who told the
colored men of Boston lately, that if at any
time they ever voted for any man who had in
public life done them the slightest injustice,
he should consider them as traitors to their
race. "Never forgive !" is the maxim of the
Boston White Man, enunciated with some
thing unpleasantly like arrogance, and with
just suspicion at least of personal hatred.
" Exercise your judgment according to con-
"science, when case arises" is the advice OF
an Emancipated Slave. We ourselves think
that it will be a long time before it will be
prudent for any COlored Citizen to vote for
"Democrat'-but whether he shall do so or not
is his own business and not ours, nor yet Dir.
Phillips's.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-30

Our friend, Mistress Major Walker, NJ d. Is
really not without a touch of Don QuiXote Id
her n.ture. 1t is now reported that upon
railway at the South w est, she boldly seated
herself in the smoking-car. Therein was ono
Charles Meier of Terrebonne, La, enjoying Ills
cigar. To him, with all her dignity OF manner
said the Major Sir, wish you to throw away
that cigar. / wish to learn you better man,
" ners than TO smoke in the presence OF q iady'
The Terrebonne gentleman continuing th'
Major proceeded to military measures in'au0u
him $50 to speak,, and snatching the cigar from
his mouth threw it from the car. just tnen
Texan lighted his pipe MIS- Major, emDoiu-
ened by the success of her first manea.ei'
moved upon the Texan; but the Texan taxing
warning from the fate of the Terrebonne gem
tlemans cigar placed himself in position WIN
his pipe well covered, and cried out 'nlr :"
this was a smoking car, he should throw nm
self upon his vested rights, and pun AT piS'''
ure. This bold front was not without lts eieo'-
Mrs. Major retreated in good order, and " son'S
New-York tribune., 1870-04-30

Gen. Shermans announcement that he is ex-
pecting hostilities with the Sioux Indians to
legin at an early day is coupled with the
statement that Gen. Sheridan has gone to the
front. We do not believe the beginning OF
war is to be looked upon as a natural conse-
auence of that movement We are further
told that Gen. Sheridan at the front is to
be in constant communication with Gen. Sher-
man at Washington. Our past experience leads
us 10 fear that hostilities may be an early re-
suit of such communication.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-30

French journals trace the effect on public
opinion of the recent Constitutional changes.
Last year the Government candidate received
1866, and the radical NJ. Esquiros 1O,@O4 Dut
of late the Liberal Conservative (Olliyler-lm
periaD candidate received 1878, and NJ uirlc
de Fonvielle 1897. This indication is certainly
not favorable to the Radicals or lrreconcllapieS'
but is not, however, a perfect test Of the op-
poSition 10 the Plebiscitum
New-York tribune., 1870-04-30

Two Councils are very suggestively and sig
niicantly contrasted elsewhere. One is of
Rome. another is of New-York. We direct
particular attention to the programme of the
yreat Protestant Gcumenical Council which is
10 be held here in September next.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-30

rapid growth and unprecedented prosperity.
She has less than a Million and Half Of
people to-day we shall be sOrely disappointed
if she does not return Three Millions in 1850
and Six Millions in 1900.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-30
Up TOHN ADVERTLSEMENTS.

For the accommodation of uptown resi-
dents MIR. f. II. Brown has opened an Office at No 81
West ThrtysecOndt junction OF Broadway and Sixth
ave. where advertisements for TIE TRIBUNE will be
received up 10 u in the evening.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-30

the victims of this disorder; and after all the
labor. money, and temper lost not ten per
cent will probably be any better oil Tor the
change.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-29
Markets by Telegraph.

LIVERPOOL. December 27-Evening- Cotton
steady: sales 12 600 bales; export and speculation
1000 Bales Common rosin S. Cd To 8s. Turpentlne
4s to a6s
-December 2s.-Aon- Cotton quIet and steady.
'Uplands SHd: Orleans sgd Sales lo, 90 bales.
LONDON, December 2S.-Noon. .-Consols 9lI.
Bonds SsX.
DN' ponEsr1c.
Nvvyopv necomhar os-Noon Stocks. wpoE
,i,S 70 I'M Of ~ abonr q oovernments very
steady and dnll: States dnli and steady. Geld
IeXaioX. Money easy at per cent. Sterling.
innr Q: short TO- Fionr Shade frmer. Wheat
urist s bnt % Very M rm. W Corn scarre % and firm. PORK
arm. mcss Z. ( o5aDs a7X Lard arm. Cotton dull
and droon,nc. SoIrs isoo bales. nnlands I5Xc.,
TnTnenIine az 1onU at asxo Rnsin SHADY strain
eu S1 ~, Hn., haco,,o a.r;,,or. ,,,,,nc
with legal interest and Esx eommtssion. Ex.
chanae dull at s,tnSk dolt, IoYaioM. Gov
ernsyaW dn,i, Tennessees az. Tireinias CT:
new AZ Ionis anas ~. new ss Irypes ~:
eights "a. Ajshamas i0n.' II, "a 10 Georgias 81 !:
serens o. Nor1h t;a roIinoe AZ. new osS. South
Ca,oIn,s o.. -, &c sr,L T,o.,,n Sn,i ond boovv.
sa,es atoo Ss os 'm mpsSnGa Ssmc PionrASonthern
= .aso ssS SoVG S p ro, - a,,o es eoa
g co Whis. M sn n, M - os Wbsst'e sha1a tirmer.
1infar reS synSson,hsr wea.srn sessoc earn
soW a1ic u orr drii. niI sYo yS. new COO sSa
On srI Reef S,sod1 ard i,recnIar. Epty,e Isc :
Turuentine strong AZ ASK. Rosin STEADY. TalloW
sxaSXc.
,E,~ oro ,noe aoo at,,, eean
i'a.' iyeo 'oS o [SU, %so ssuen a USt'
,ao iiStS;, ns9s9uet So-ooou t muii auu
ssa'1 nuunSs 49, hes tse:ilss i-", s,Vns I
Sso; sales lou; ST. * ii'oio, siour alner ai., III
Goou aeuanu. Mneas n ~ iail neilanu anu p,Ses
h WI rl ea "1 aon,S.r0 ,n1|c
80. oo,aSn a. '1'' Vim S-' SA01o A'>sN "'
az GrS, iNs.11, December as.-Flour advancing
n snora sn la saass prny,tono rsernI.r arI
sas;sn. nsS,,a TIE Recon nnmin.I. ehnntIars
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LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.

9bIlCL s'ssss1~9p3oI4
RICK-This grain was 1rm and stock light
Sales about 100 tierces OF clesn Carolina, say: IS
tIerces at OK; 40 at 6-1s, and s2 at 5.leo q h.
We quote good clean Carolina at 61i@6Hc.
NAVAL SToREs.-There was q mode aie bus
ness with the following sales. say: SO obbls extra
No. rosn at So 75@3; "a bbs.No. / at So So; 81
bbls No at 81 30; 60 bbls extra No at 81 IS; II
bbls dull at So; IA bbls black ut 81 4o
FRsIeHrs.-To Liverpool, by steam direct x on
uplands; VIA New York, ga on uplands 179zd on
sea Islands; by sail "a on uplands, 1d on sea
Islands. To Hsyre nominal, Coastwlse-to New
York, by steam, sc on uplands and 1c on sea
Islands; So a tierce rice; by sail, &c p b on
sotton;-9 q tierce on rice; 4oc p oarrel on roslo:
$7@s q II on lumber; 5000 e N on timber. To
Boston, by SAIL cE@Sc q ID on upland cotton.
To Providence, By sail SS p on boards, &c
p b on cotton; by steam 81 a bale on New
York rates. To Philadelphia, by steam, &c 2 fb
on uplands; by sail, 81 = n on boards; So on
timber; So p ton on clay, and ss@S so on phos-
pilates. To Baltimore, by steam, nc q ib; bg
sail, So 5o@7 p II on boards; s3@S 25 q ton en-
phosphate rock. Vessels are in demand By
our merchants to take lumber freights from
Georgetown. 8. G., Darien and Satllla River Ca.
and jacksonville, Tla., to Northern ports and $40
912 2, N ire the rates on lumber and boards
ExcHANfs-SIerllng so day bills 1s3I@lez.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. The banks purchase
sight checks at ,i@h Oh, and sell at par. i
GoLD-10@il.
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Iailorina.
nj E.W F \ 5 HI.O N
CLOTHS, CLOTHING. AND FURNISHING
GOODS, &c.
NENKE & NULLEE,

MENKE & NULL EE,
MERCHANT TalLORS, NO. S2j KING STREET.
Rave lust opened the largest and finest stocE o
Clothing ever onerel In this city for MEN.
YOUTHS AND Bows, Comprising lnll asSurt
ment OF DRESS and BUSINESS SUITS. Derby
Suits, walking Coats. Overcpals, Pea Jackets. &c.
The largest orion is OF imported goods, anu
manufactured INTO garments by ourSeires-We
can therefore rec0muicud .tae1a as regards TT.
wear aun workmanship.
OurTAlLORISG DEPARTMENT IS supplied with
;he finest selection ol English, French. German
,,lid Domestic C!oths Doeskins, Beavers. Trlcnls.
MeItons, We vetine, DlagUnals Chevlots, Corun'
roy, Cassimeres. &C., and large variety OF mol
ern PANS and Yesr Patterns, which we make up
10 order, ny measure, IN the latest style. The
foreman in tins department OF our business has
no euua! IN the artistic world ior cutting and pro-
duclng an elegant mt.
FURNISHING GOUpS.-T'iis Gepar. r1ent is sup
Piled with the Celebrated *.* Shirts, English.
French and Domestic Undersnlr;s and Drawers.
AleNaudre and Couvosser'S Kids, Buckskln. las
simere Silk Gnd Ihread Gloves. Linen and Paper
Collars, Neck Ties. Bows, scaris, Pocket llendSer
chiefs, Socks, Umbrellas. &c.
Our stock has been selected with great care,
arr. prices marked very low in plain figures.
HuyerR in our hne Will find II to their adyan-
tage o cal IN and see for themselves before pur-
chasing elsewhere. noTl-tu.hs2lnoS-
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Old Times.

Rosy hours OF youth and fancy
Happy hours or Long Ago
An, the playful, pictured memories
Let as catch them as they flow.
Galaxies OF blue-eyed Marys, e
With Julia or Jane,
Or atroop or little LaurRs
Laugh and blush and romp again.
Moonlight meetings, evening ram3ies'
When the night was still AROUND,
And a sweet voice, softly murmuring,
Or kiss, the only sound
These remember and remember
How the kind stars none ABOVE,
Keeping; In their sDftened splenaoT,
Watch and ward upon our love.
Youth Is rs a diamond dawnin9--
Bold il breaks TO gorgeous day:
Heavenly lights OF power and beauty
Glance aud gleam along ITS way.
Par within the mighty future
There be 80 emn voices heard:
Shaped to many stately anthem,
Floats the music Of werd.
Bu. that music In the present,
softly droops. with sad decay,
TIL IFS echo in the spirit
PaInts and fails and dies away.
Green be then the tender memory
or the Past. forever sped;
That our youth may be immortal,
Though its days and dreams are DEAD
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POET OaLENDAR.
MARINE NEWS.
CHARLESTON, DECE MBER2 2s
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

steamship Falcon. Haynie, Baltimore-left o5th
instant. Mdse. To Mordecai u CO. lren,
holm, Railroad Agent, RaiIroad nnas agen'' -
Klattc Il CO. w Williams " co. z Llisntnai d co,
A r Taft,. w Joyne. Jetrords & co, Ihomlinson
& co. KnobelocE l. Small, X Sage, J SALINAS
Hopkins, MCPHERSON d co, Ravenel hones, A
Vieynann. StelTens, Werner & Ducker, 0stendorfr
3 co. Bo.Imann Bros, " G Whilden 4 a Atlantic
Phosphate co. 7 Stenhonss. BlscholI x co; join 10
Archer. w G Ddkes Il co, Macqueen IL RiecSe.
l. Kreese, Goudrich, Wincmau co, anu Z III
Br shin Nuscongus Grover, Liverpool-left 7th
ulr. salt. To Rarenel & co.
BARK Hattie G Hail. FISK, Roston-11 days. ice,
hay and md.e. To Street Bros & co, Gage q
CO, NJ Goldsmith & Son, D Il Sil:oX, VIM Bird
co, Paul, We!ch G. Brandes, Cowperthwalt,
Langcr, P Lucke, A Locke & co, 5 q Railroao
Af"t Br bsrSs ark Agnes Campbell, Landry, Yarmouth,
S-i2 days. Ballast. To Lesesne & Wells :.
Br bark Adriatic Mckenzie, Providence, Il 1-10
days. Ballast. TO W Smith II Co.
Steamer City Point, Vincent Palatka, VIA JACK
sea island and 10 bales upland cotton, mdse DC.
To } Aiken i CO, w WitLe, Southern Express
co. Caldwell & Son. A l., Robson, rs ven
Mug. S'oney & Lowndes, W Williams son. N
Steamship co, Ingraham & SOa, W ii Bird co,
Reeder4S Davis, II Pringle S Son. Paul. WEIGH
Brandes, T SSBassa,d and others.
steamer Argo, Kfssar, Edlsto and Way Lanil;
ings. 3 bags sea island cotton, mdse, &c. TO u
Nlsbet Fraser 4 Dill. StOhey q LoWndes, 1 A Bay.
nard and Order.
Sloop MagGaen, from santee. 600 bushels rough
rice and cotton seed. TO Fraser Dill
Received from Habericht'S Mill, James Island
bags sea island cotton. To W Bee CO.
IN TIIR oPFISG.
Br bars ynnluri, Campbell, from L.vernoa.: also
q t!ari: uG%nown.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Sea Gull. Dutton. RaitimoTc-lnul i
Trenholm.
BARK !surcas, Lo,hrop. r.Everpool-"in Rosch
( CO.
SAILED yE:sTEHp!.Y.
I. Steamship Sea Gull Dutton, Baltimore.
FROM THIS FORT.
Schr John Slusman, Adams Z lningto.,, \ C..
December -.
UP FOE THIS PORT.
Ears Waiter Baker, at Baltimore. December IS.
CLEARED FOR rii!S POET.
Grig Elth Hail, o.Mcr, St Baltimore, Dscem
schr Elias Moore, DsGT5os at Baltimore De,
Icmber g.
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In.cr,ar Cotton Markets.

CHARLOTTE. December 9i-SOld today b3
bal.s at llts 'o3l!4 T. cHrr!ii' - ana :or itt ~e
Se7 al, g. TuHe oil marker Sie.viy, lC>tng quiet.
SELMA. Decc:ns e. e5-Th"re "c7c sales yes
tp1d-y ru he amount Ui 600 b.ieS: lIw mi"dlirE
13HaI3Hr. Tie u arNct 'pe:!e it jirt!'' G'!nt;.-
tnn'-. .,,lvanc, an = AID e ocd Z, l3}i !c. lpH
mildlings.
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Receipt, ny .;st,.ro;,t. Dece'nn.h' :.S.
SOUTH CAROLJSA EAiLEuaD.

s3t bales cotton. c5 bales dCncStlcs, 80 bbls
Tour. 156 ca.k- cidv. &C To Rai.rCat Agent. q
" Williams CO, " Z W. litns & Son. Waiter
Z cOWP tal A TT nhOim Il son, 7 - nj. ouse,
Sloan I Seigniou- Mowiy Il Son, A Muliigan,
Thurst6 It Holmes, a aliDas. Frost Adger
Pelser, Rodge & CO. Downing co, " e CoulTe
nay co, @ W Wl,te and W Roach L CO.
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FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

Steamers OF the above inelenye Pier ~ E8a
10. q, North River. foot Of Canal sSSSAAIERs
street, New Yofk, at II O'clock noon. OF the Ali
and ao;h OF every month except when thcs,
dates fail on Sunday, then the Saturday preced
ing.
Departure Of the Goth connect at Panama With
steamers for South Pacific and Central America
ports Those Of ath touch at Manzanllo
Steamship JAPAN leaves San Francisco for Ja
pan and CHINA December 81, 1870.
No California steamers touch at Havana, oui
90 direct rom New York to AspnwaA.
one hundred pounds baggage free to eacn adult
Medicine and attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or other Information apply
at the COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on the
wharf foot or Canal street, North River, Kew
York. r. II. bAbi, Agent.
ilIjy1O-lyr
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Wi,u,,npton Market.

WILMINGTON. December 27.-SPIaiTS TuRpES.
TNB.->aes of2C0 ca, Ssat AK cents q gallon for
Sou hern pa ka2eI-an advance VI \ ceIlt on SO.
saleS.
RoSIN.-Sales oaiv SO bhls. q. 81 60 tor strained
CRUDE II RrESriNE Sian 20 rep ,rsrd 4.
81 90 Tor suft anu 81 10 Tor hard = 2gp ,bs.
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Passengers.
,hin Ealcnn. from Raltlmore-Miss

Per steamship Falcon, from Baltlmore-Miss
II Hamberry and John Binars.
Per Steamer Argo, from Edisto and Way Land
inrsERev Cuthbert and wife, II Baynard, L
Christopher, Master G Fuller, Miss Grisner, J
n Haley. Fl Lee, NJ D, Whaley. q G Loper and
wife Dr Z Sosnowski, " II " Gray, W G Bay.
pard, Jr.
sonyille Fernandna and Savannah Green, i!
A Kline Col d Finley, " Wheeler, Mrs Dan.
doniTT Gichrist, W A Pendleton Miss o
Baker, H WaI neca, Mrs A Baker.
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ToR SAVANNAH VIA PACIFIC LAND
ING AND BEAUFORT.
Fertilizers.

This GUANoi is now 50 wen known In all the
Southern States for its remarkable effects as an
agency for increasing the products OF labor, as
not 10 require especial communication from US.
Its use for five years past has established Its
character for reliable excellence. The large fixed
capital invested by tho Company n this trade
affords the surest guarantee or the continued cx-
cellencc of1ts Guaro. j. \. ROBSON,
Agent. charleston, s. G.
JOHN S. REESE & CO., General Agents, Balti-
more. QcC22-D&C
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Alisreliancous.
n r. 3 A z f. S
IMPROVED

n r. 3 A z + S
IMPROVED
VEGETABLE CATHAITIC PILLS
will remedy BILIOUS DISORDERS and
LIVER CuMrLAIST-wlll cure dyspepsia or
Indigestion, Headache. CostfveneSs LOSS OF
Appetite. and hnve proved Of great use IN Neu-
ralgia Dropsy. Dyyntery, Piles Pains In tine Side,
Back and Limbs. They will cure Sick Hcadache
and all DGI angemcnis or the stomach. These
perfect safety by any persons, aud in Ill Situa.
lions oflilc.
No family should be without them.
hanuiaclured By DR.. II. BAER,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
Charleston, 9. C.
Price per box Is cents. Usual discount to the
trlue.
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Exports.

LIyBRPooL-Per bark Aureia-22 bags sea Isl
and and 1857 bales upland cotton, $50 bbl5 rosn,
tierce rice.
BALrIMoRE-Per steamship Sea Gull-67 tierces
rice 81 bales cotton, 326 bbls rosin, bales sheep
skins 20 bales hides, II bags dried fruit and sun
dries.
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CHARLESTON, s. G.. 1885,

CHARLESTON, d J.- 1905.
certify that hare most successfully used
RuSsEII'S Soothing Cordial in the Summer Com.
plants OF Infants. lie has 1ul!y exhibited che in
gradients of his remedy, and the tedious method
or preparation. l recognize the prescription
containing no anodync whateYer-as a. most safe
and cicacious ono in bowel affections OF children.
When much pain or reslessness attends the aiIec-
ton, doses of PaIcSoric can be added to the pre-
scriJrd doses Of The Cordial according: TO the age
Of the patient. The compound, thoagh more
often. acts in all efficient manner Without any ad-
lition Of ano,lyHe.
In the tIiarrina of the aged, in increased doses,
1t is OF great value Us remedy; never disagree
Ing with the stomacll-increasiug appetite, I'M.
cicnt astringent agent
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LIST OF VESSELS


soRElG
LIVERPOOL.
ST sarf HaPGega aSpps sai!ed y
Bark Elnco, Robson. sailed d...............De y
CARDIFF.
Ha-e BENJAMIN Ossena, HILL sailed. -. October 10
The Prof Scnweigar,l, SvaDg. cleared. NUY ~
PORT TALBOT.
The Emmanuel, Emerson. sailed ........-.Dec
RIO DE JANElR0.
Br big PrOtheSa, Ball. sailed. .Dec.-
CAILAO.
Fr bars In n.!mes. Gcfllot. sailed. oc; IL
BREMERuATES.
Bark Eep,er. LaDcken&u. sailed d..........HoV
KINGSTON, Ji.
Er bark Louisa, Cook. up.....-............'Aov
Spanish brig Carrequena. Pages, sailed. ..Dec
ST. JAG DE CuBA.
Spar sch. Luisa, Such, ccurcl.. ....'......pec
oMEsTIC.
BOSTON.
Br ship Cashmere. Tobin. cleared. Dec u
Schr Grace GIriier. Smith, up. Nov Is
Schr 2 Z L Marts, Mnrts, us................Dec2 y
NEW TURf.
Scnr Earien, Rogers, cleared Dec o
Schr n Hawkins, Wyatt. .up..............D Dec 10
Schr L S Davis, Bishop, cleared. ..........Dec 10
schr " Patten, Harding, cleared. ..........Dec 10
Sclr Ida Burgess, Burgess up. .......,..D Dec 23
Schr Starlight, Mcintyre, cleared. Dec q
Schr Staples, McGregor, cleared. Dec S2
PHILADELPHIA.
Schr Gettysburg, Corson. cleared. Nov e
Schr a Hooper, Hooncr, cleared. Dec u
Schr s Groves, Weaver. sahed... .Gec 20
BALTIMORE.
Bark Walter Baker. cleared. Dec %
Brig Edith Hs L Oliver, cleared. Dec g
Schr Surprise Beers, up. Dec II
Schr Pisa Moore, DeGrnot, up...."....:. Dec %
PROVIDENCE.
BarA Sabra Moses, Kilan cleared. Dec 16
PORTLAND, NE.
Snbr gral Psb D,vIs cleared ....,...,,,.p Dec Is
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0ptIal.

The DIAMOND GLASSES, manufactured by j. E;
SrFNCER CO., New York, which are now offered
TO the public. are pronounced by all The celebrated
Opticians OF tho world 10 be he most Perfect, Ma
tural Artificial lclp to the human eye ever known.
They are ground uIf'er th*lr own supervision,
from minute Crystal Pebbles melted together.
and derive their name "DamUnd,n On accCInl
OF their hardness AMI SrilllanCy.
The scientific principle OH which they are con
struced brings the core or centre or the lens d',
reCtly in front OF the eye. producing clear and
distinct vision, as III The natural, healthy sight,
aud preventing oil unpleasant sensations, such IS
Elmmering and wavering OF sight, HixHiness, &c..
peculiar 10 all Others in use
They are mounted in the Gnest manner, In
frames OF The best quality, Of all materials used
for that purpose. Tnelr finish and durability can.
not be surpassed
CAUTlOE.-Nuue genuine unless bearing their
trade mark Stamped on every frame.
JAMES ALLAN,
Dealer in Watches. Icwelry.
Sterling SuTcrWare anu Optical Go0ds,
No. 3O7 King street.
cctI-mwslyr Charleston, 8. c.
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MEMORANDA.

The Shin Kate Troop was NJ ST Johns, B. Dc.
cenlber 2l;h, ready 10 sail for Charleston to load
cotton for Liverpool.
The schr Kate Foster. HarraGen, cleared q. New
York December ed, IN ballast, for BCcK4vEie,
c, to lpad lumber for Antigua.
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CHARLESTON, 8. c., 1868.
Dear Sill have used your Soothing Cordial for
DarrhGa in teethlng children, and find 1t q very
excellent preparation. It has great advantage
over most preparations Of the kind In containing
no Opium or Narcotic. :.
When these are required they can be added In
proportions applicable to the case.
therefore can recommend its use In the alec.
tions for which it Is designed.
Respectfully yours &c.s
T. l.. QGIER, M D. =.
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NOMP POUND ACID
PHOSP ATE OF LINE,
FOR COMPOSING WITH COTTON SEED.

This article is manufactured by the PACIFIC
GUANO COMPANY, at Charleston, 81 G., under
the superintendent Of DR.. ST" JULIEN RAVE.
MEL. When compostcd with OH equal weight OF
Cotton Seed, its results have betn found fully
equal to the best standard fertilizers. lls econo-
my must commend 1t TO the Tollce OF Planters
generally For specific drcctonB for compostlng,
and for supplies, apply 10 J. N ROB ON,
Agent, Charleston, S. G..
JOHN S. REESE & CO., General Agents. Balti.
more dcc22-DaC-fmw
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T1nE GREAT GERMAN REMEDIES.

THE GREAT GERMAN REMEDIES.
Professor LOUIS WUNDRAM,s BLOOD PUR
FYING AND PURGAT1VE HERBS, I'm Pllls o'
POwders,) for the cure OF all Acute or Chronic
Diseases, resulting from impure blood and lmper
feet digestion.
Also the following Medicines by the same tPro.
lessor Louis Wupdraln, Brunswick Germany:)
GOUT POWDERS.
Rheumatic Tinctnre.
Epileptlc Remedy.
Toothache Drops.
Herb Tea (for Dyspepsia and NerVousaess.l
Aheurns1Ic Nerb Tea.
Gout Tiucture.
Eye Water.
Wundwasser tthe German "Pai nkherJ
For sale by DR.. H. AER,
maY3n No. Iii McetInc street
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EoR F L 0 R ! D A,
TWICE A WEEK.

FOR SAVANNAH, FERNANDINA, JACKSON
VILE, PILArKA AND ALL POINTS ON
THE ST. JOHNS RIVER.
The Steamer DICTATOR, Captain ,.ssEe -
George E. McMilian, will sail from rts5sssi0Ears.-
Central Wharf for above points every TUESDAY
EVENING, at O'Clock, arriving back st Charles
ton every SUNDAY AFTERNOON, at S O'Clock.
The Steamer CITY POINT, Captain D. B. Vim
cent will sail nom Central Wharf for above points
every FRIDAY EYHSISG, al y O'clock arriving
back at Charleston WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, at s
I'D. AIKEN & CO., Agents,
octlU No. 3 Cenirul Wharf.
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The Charleston Cotton, Isice and Naval
Stores Market.

Stores MurKet.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
"WEDNESDAY EVENING December 20. 1870.
CoTreN.-The demand was light and The article
dull and lower, which, with unfavorable dis
patches, caused the market to decline somewhat
irregularly, but generally to the extent Of &c p ID.
Sales 800 bales, say: AZ at 1917; Is at 15x; 45 at
1Sx; IS ct IA; SO at 14S 1oe at lax; SO at 14; So
at141; l7at14X; at Is; SO at 15i; s3 at l511S.
Uo nunfe.