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The Daily lS~ews. TUESDAY MORNING, MAY 15, 1866. VAIIIUUS ITEMS. A Bavarian Israelite, writing to tlio Israelites Indeed, haa a statomont upon tho procesa of the restoration of tho Jewa to Palestine, which is worthy of noto. Ho aaya : "Tho ro-gathcring of the Jowe isnow bogiuniog to take placo. Not only mauy singlo families oml grate to PaloBtiue, but Ihero havo boon formed a number of societies in ?luioat every land on this continent, to proparo an (.migration ou a larg? acalo, provided with all possible means, money, impk-racnls, and toola of every kimi, to commenuo the cultivation of tho long desolated land at once, and with tho utmost vigor. Tbcro aro mon of com-idcrablo wealth amoug thom, and not one without BOU*o nioaiiB, enough at luast to defray the expenses of tlio jonrnoy, and to purchatso a plot if ground, lam happy to-state that Iain ono of tho lending mon.bora of a ?ocioty forming hore iu Bavaria, which numbers already over nine hundred heads of families, besides a number ol' young pooplo who would not form au alliauco with the other Hex, until Bett tod in tho Holy Laud, upon tho soil of their rightful heritage." Ho also adds: "Tho Gentiles hereabout-that in, tho potty.Ger mat\' Protestant Kingdoms and principalities-aro even moro astir about Palestino than tho JOHS." WHO FinsT SISTTLI- MARYLAND ?-Tho Ohuroh Boview for April has au article of considerable j longth to prove that Maryland waa neither Irish , nor-Roman Oatboli'i in its first Hot Mum ont. Tho earliest Bottlers in Kent comity wore of tho Church of England. The second company at St. Mary's in 1G24, were all English, and only a ?-.mull part ot thom Roman Catholics. By 1642 thore wero throe ' EIIL'I?MI* churches, and'only ono Romish chapul. In Ingle's rebellion in 1615, almost all too Roman ists were driven out of St. Mary's. In 1G48 a Protestant was made liouteuant-governoi*, and ?in 1G49 ho iul reduced live hundred fresh colon ia tu, of whom cno hundred were Puritans, and tho rest wero or the Couroh of England. By 1GG4 there were ton couutiea formed, five on tho eastern and ?ve on the western ehoro, and only two out of the ten had any Roman Catholic population, and these two woro only Romish in part. . Tims tho Protestants wero always a majority in tho polony. Audit appears by the original char ter' given to Lord Baltimore by King diarios I., that so far from his receiving any power which he could use against the ohnroh, it was expressly provided "that all churches, ohapeU and orato ries bo dedicated and consecrated according to tho eooloelaetiual law of the kingdom of England." | VOLCANIC ISLANDS.-An essay on tho now vol canic inland iu the Grecian Archipelago is given | in a Fronch scientific journal, from which it ap peats that the group of islands of whioh this is one has been subject to oarthquakoB and volcanic eruptions sines the beginning of the Christian era. ; Tho latest serious eruption took place about one-hundred and fifty five years ago, and did con siderable damage. Tho present ono was predicted yeard ago by You Buoh and other geologists. TOE "LITTLE-GO." -The result of the recent "Littlo-Go" at Cambrldj*o was that out of about three hundred and fifty men, one hundred and sixty and upwards were either "scratched" or "plucked." This proportion, says the Pall Mall Gazette, is enormous when one considers that iu the two triposes noue were disapproved for the mathematical, and only about five for the clasB ioal. The Greek Testament appears to havo been a fruitful source of failure. NOTIIE DAM? or PAIIIS.-Tho restoration of the Church of Notre Darno in Paris is rapidly approaching its termination. All tho stained glass windows have beon completed, and placed in the ogive windows; the northern portioo is finished, as aro the chapels surrounding the nave. By tlie end of this year the building will once more appear in its original beauty. ROUAN REMAINS IN PAIUS-In dicing tho foun dation of the now Hotel Dieu in Parib, a Roman wall has boen discovero.l, made of cut stones, me&suriug from ouo metre to one metre fifty centimetres in size, r-evoral columns have also been discovered, one of which is surmouotod by a oapital of leaves of tho size and dimensions of those of tbo Roman temple discovered beneath tho orypj, of Notre Dame. CONTENTS OF A Cow's 8TOMACH.-A cow died ro oontly in Hardwick, Mass., from some myBtorions causo. On ..examination her atpmach was found to contain 'fifteen iron nails, fourteen pieces of atone of different sizes, five pieces of glass, a part of an earthen pitcher, besides a large quautity of smaller articles, weighing nuarly a pound. PATENTS AND SEAWNO.-Tho London Quarterly Review states that the quautity of WAX now re quired for one year's consumption in England, in sosling patents for inventions alone, is upwards of a ton and two hundred weights. NKITIIEB ONE THINO NOB THE OTHEB.-A now po litical club is talked of in London. It is to be lib eraKconaervative, and to take the name of the Clarendon. Its members propose to fuse the con flicting political elements. AMBBicANa AnnoAn.-The number of Americans visiting Europe is shown by the amount of pass ?iorts issued by the Department of .state to be argely increasing. Moro havo beon issued in 186G than in any previous year, sometimes as many as forty in a single day. P18OATOR?.-Tho value of the fresh fish sold annually at tho various French seaports is esti mated at ?1,-100 Oui); but, by the timo it has paid the octroi and other duties, its cost to the con sumer is moro than qu idrupled. -... GBBMAN EMIOUATION.-Germany, which is not much larger than Texas and a slice of Louisiana, has 37,000,000 of inhabitants. Prussia has in lui Eastern Frovin ?.?.s, 19,*i43,954; in her Western PrOTince81_5,3ll,79s; Bavaria, 4,813,070; Saxony, 5,343,995; Hanover, 1,748,329; Wurtemberg, 1,943, 772; Baden, 1.42G 218; Electorate of HesHo,7lG 889; the little Saxon Duchies together, 1,103,530; Bruns wick, 268,523 ; Oldenberg, 244,457; Nassau, 4G8, 311; Luxemburg, 202,937; Frankfort-on?the-Main, 92,244 ; Grand Duchy nf Hesse, 871,039. In spito of the steadily increasing emigration since ?840, tho population has only decreased in the Duchy of Hesse by 0,27; while in all the other States of tho Zollverein the population, after tbe census taken December, 1864, compared with the one previously taken, haa increased by 3k per cent. And how thickly are they settled? Tako for instance, Bava ria, she haa 51,000 habitations, namely: 253 cities, 419 towna, 23 653 villa gea, 26,897 farms, caatles, mill and isolated land-houses-In average, 231 persons to every English square mile. That a part of this crowded and crammed population must look for other hornea and ehel lorij, ia obvious. But the political affaira of Ger many add large numbers to those hordea of emi grants. The Gormans in Bohemia have latolv been most outrageously insulted ana persecuted by the native Czech?. National hatred and jea lousy roao to such a height that largo maasos of troops have boen diepatched into Bohemia, in order to restore aeourity and tranquillity. The Germans ?renew oigani-og into eocioties, and large, wealthy and industrious numbera will Btart for the home of tho oprossed and persecuted. Correspondence Oiuovmati Commercial, ,' -?++*-,-. TUE MILLENNIUM-A litorary curiosity has just appeared in Loudon under the title of "Louis Na ?oleon the destined Monarch of tho World," Se., y the Rev. M. Baxter, author of "The Coming Battle" It is ?aid that twelve thousand copies have been sold, the book finding readers, notwith standing its apparent absurdity, on account of the noteworthy namos u-iod by tho author as audiori tios. Wo ara indebted to Mr. Baxter for the choefful news that ths world is to ond in 1873-so that people may sot about their preparations for that event as soon an thoy like; bat during the ? ?y '"terva' of six or seven years the Emperor of the French is to become sole monarch of tho world, personally representing the Antichrist of the latter day. He is to bocomo supreme over England and most of Amorica, the rest of Chris tendom submitting to his away. He is to make a covenant with the Jews, who by his aid are to re turn to Palestine, resume their rank as a nation and rebuild Jerusalem. Napoleon is then to be gin and carry on tho porsooution of Christians which answers to the pouring out of the vials. ??Two years and six wooka" after the dato of the covenant with tho Jewa, "the ascension of the one hundred and forty-four thousand wise virgins'' is expected to occur. The Jew? are to be favored only for seven year? and two and'a halt months, and thon the ?great battle of Armagedd n is to take place, In whioh Louis Napoleon (tho "nreat beast") is to be defeated 'and slain. Thia is a revolatfon moro startling than any of Dr. Cum mings' inventions. .??.-. SL-AUTAMBUBO.-Tho Carolina Spartan gays: We have been for a few days without tho "bayo nets/.' but Tuesday evening Captain K. K. Raid arrived with a garrison for this place, numbering, we understand, ?boot twenty ?fire. ? : I .,. -. .?. J H-0--? ti ? . .'. '.? '".ii ?:?.? : I- . !.. . ! '. I J ... COMMERCIAL. Kifiurts. LIVERPOOL-Fr Br bark Eureka-31 bales 8 I anti 174* bnles Upland C- tton, 432 bbls Rosin. NEW YOKE-Per sehr LUl.v-184 bales Upland and 41 hales S I Cotton. Bi bbls ?pirlta Turpentine. 811 raees Hats, 48 boxeB Blueing, 10 boxes Wine, 4 bbdi Olassware. 3 packages Furniture, ??808 White Oat Staves. 323 Ale Barrels 00 bbls Hour Ale, 10 tena Old Machinery, 0 caaos Sumirle?, l8 hbds and bbls Old Iron. Tbe Charleston Cotton ."in..-Uri. Owing to tho recoipt < f telegrams reporting tb? Liver pool market to tho 3d instant, and which quoted Mid dling Upland at 14d nominal, the market hero waa brought to a Btand, and we wero inlonnod of ouly one trauaactlou during tbe day, a sale of 160 bales, at about 30o per lb, i ho operation indicating a docliuo of about le por lb from Saturday's pricos. Itloblle market. MOBILE, May 10.-COTTON-Tho demand Las been only moderato to-day, and liujiug conilned to t*o part tie*. Kvun rum iug .Middlings and above were difllcui lo buy, except .it outsldo rates, ami even at tbeso figures wura gouerally unwilling sellers. The lower graues, howuvor, woro abundant au?! cheaper. 43t< bales chaug od hands, the market otusleg quiet at 31 to 32 c. MONKTIBV AND FINANCIAL-The limited en-ply <>f both Foreign ami DoinusUo Exchange has caused inoro flruincss, and ratber higher rates than ye-teulay. Homo trauBsctio a ?Aere made at Vi, nut holder? wero general ly astli g .?4 to )i premium. N ? ?hurt slgitt offering. Oold is ?.caroo, and coi.tinuoa to advanco firadnally. Tbo goueral quotation of tho market Is from 128?i to 129>B, but s ?nie holders were asking 130. A 1 Sterling Bills command 13li to 138, whilo interior credits cannot *>c negotiated at all. Now Orloana eight par. IV?tv Orleans Alarlcet. NEW ORLEANS, May ?-BOTTOM.-We noUoed, in onx last report, that, uuder the depressing influence of the foreign news, not only had the ln.proven.ont realiz oil on Monday been lnat, but the ?lay's bnslneas bad been even more favorable to buyers than .saturday"a quotations. This morning the market opened with a better supply on sale, and an evident disposition on tbe patt of factors to meet the demand moro freoly ; and as th^re waa a good inquiry at lower prices, the business summed up 2000 bales taken by the brokers at a further dociluo of fully lo per lb. We aecordlngly quote ordi nary at 20 to ne, good ordinary at ??9 to 30c, low mid dling at 31 to 92o, and middling at - t<> Silo. BTATXK-ENT Oa* COTTON. ?Stock on hand Sept 1st, 1866.bales.. 88,930 Hocoivel to-day. 47/ Received previously..694,307-604,781 094,784 778,023 Cleared to-day for Baltimore.-. 60 Cleared previously.*.619,267 -619,267 Stock on hand.168,766 BUOAB AND MOLASSES.-There have not boen any re ceipts from the coa?t. since yesterday. The markot la wed supplied, however, with both the foreign and ?lo mo-tio prodiioiloiis, but there ia very little ?iemi.ua. Thore have been some importa from Cuba, for the par ticulars oi,which we refer to our marino intelligence. The solus today Comprised 10 linds prime Louisiana at 15>??. ; 7 do at 16 vii-, and 60 yellow clarified at 16X to 10b per lb. A email retail business is doing at 7o to 9c for t ferlor Louisiana, 10c to 13o for common to good common; 13.??o to 14>?o for fair to fully fair; 16o to 16,',c tor prim ; l?jfo to 16o per lb for chotee. Cuba Sugar is retailing at 12>.o to 12??c for No '2; lSJfo to Ho for No 14; and 16c for No 16. There is no movement in Mo lasses. Cuba is quoted nominally ut 46o to 48c per gil lon at n tall, and 42? to 46c by tbe cargo. The last talcs of Louisiana wero st 46c to 60o per gallon, WESTEHN PnonnoB ANO I'HOVIBIONH -The supplies of Corn aie very large, but those of other Westorn pro duc?a aro ornad A further reduction of 6o per bushel in the pi ice of Corn induces buyers to come forwusS and operate freely, . hilu the movement lo other articles of produce, especially Flour sod Provisions, was re stricted by small stocks. Full particulars of tho condi tion of our market, and the transactions in the various artlolen that have transpired to-day, are given in dutsil In' tbe Iohowiug remarks: > FLOUII-Superfino and the'higher grades are scarce aud very much lu request, and p-loe? are still ruling with an upward tondoncy. Owing to insufflcieut sup plies, (he a iles today wore confined to 18/0 bbl?, of which 160 One at $7 GO; 100 on lu m o rita at #8 76; 100 superfino at $'J 25; 160 at $9 6U; 60U low extra at $9 65; 100 fair extra at $11110; 60. 62, 60, 100 and 100 good ex tra at $12 50 per bbl. An activo Jobbing trade is dolug at $9 60 pur bbl for superfine. CORN.-The supplies aro vory !ar?o, and Btlll moro liberal receipts are expected. A further reduction of Co per bushel having boon submitted to buyers woro in ouced to come forward and operate freely, and the sales embrac' d 17,000 sacks, of which 1273 mixed, yellow and white, 4000 yellow mixed, 932 and 640 white and yellow, 687 and 476 mlxod, ?OuO yellow, 480 mixed, and c2 o ?hl?-, willie in ned and yellow, au at Hoc per bushel. 600 yellow and 1500 mixed at R7'ic, 375 yellow, 300 white 175, 800 and 200u white at 0? o per bushol. BRAN.-The supply and demandare both moderate, and the sales to-day aro confinad to 11)00 saoks. In lots, at $1 25 per ino lbs. OATS-Are in moderate supply, bnt not much in do mond, and the sales to-day are confined to 1000 sacks,' of which 200 light at 6ic, aud 100, 300 and 300 at 66o por bushel. HAY.-The market is well supplied, but thcro does not appear to bt> much demand; prime Western is sell ing In Kenall lots at ?WO, and round lots are quoted at - to $24 per ton. A boat load of 1'iOO bales sold on pr? valo terms. Pong -Yosterday evening, not previously reportod, 200 bbls mess sold at $31 60, and 178 prime meBs at $28 50 per bbl. 1 o-d ?y tho market was much firmer, and 60 and 100 bbls mess sold at $32 per bbl. Towards toe close 600 i bis mess sold at $32. Tho stock is small There is a good demand; $31 76 per bbl was refus? d for a lot of 60u bbls mess. Mess is retailing freely at $32 to to $32 60 per bbl. STAR CANDLES -A lot of 600 box's 14 ounces sold at 21c per lb. Tb*?re is a f <tr stock on h ?mi. and a fair job bing demand at l'Jo per lb for 12 ouuee, 21o for 14 ounce, and 2Sc per lb for 16 ounco. LARD-Is lu light supply and in good demand, and a still further a Ivanco of Ha per lb has lu on realized, u lot of JOS tierces having told st 22c per lb. It is retail ing at 23c in tierces and 24c in kegs. UACON- Ia lu light supply aud in good retail demand at 14',c per lb; .Shoulders, 17c to 17'jc for Ribbed Sides, and JH.'i?: to 19c per lb lor Clear sides. (iiiKKN MEATS -Tbero is very little on linn 1. A g> ?1 retail demand prevails at 12 'jo per lb for Shoulders, ?*,0 to 14c for llama, ami H Vio fur Sides HALT* atora*.-We bave nut any round sales to ropirt, but tuere Is a fair rotall deniaud at 17o per Jb. Iron cot ton ties command 12c per lb. INDIA IUOOINU -The stock is very light, and prices have advan ed rapidly. Thore was an active demand ti day, and sales to dealers of 225 bales, of which 45 and 70 bales at <8c per yard;-a bales in rolls at 28 Vic; 6u bales blanket bagging at28c, and 10 bales do at Sic per yard. ' Subsequently 29c was offered and refused, and 30c asked. Bealora are supplying the demand for the country at 27>i to 28o pet* yard in rolls, and 29 to 80o in badea. BUTTER AND CHEESE_Choice Western Butter is Beare.? and In request. Common and Western is p'enty and duli. Cheeso Is in fair snpuly and domand. North ern Butter Is selling at 40 to 70c; Western 81 to 42o. Cheese 2Jo por lb; English Hairy 27o. HALT -Beelera a?-e supplying the demand for the inte rior at $1 80 ta $1 09 per sack for Liverpool coarse, and $190 to $2 for fide. There have been imports ,r?.m i-lverpo .! of 13 073 atoka. SoNDniKS.-Potatoes are selling at $2 to 8; Onions, $2 co 2 60; Applea and Bean?, 96 to 8 per bbl; Eggs; $21 to 22 per bul; Sonrkrout, $10 to $18 per bbl; Chick ens, $9 to 10 r or dozon ; Goose f li, and Turkeys $45 par dozen. COFFER -We noto a good retail demand and fuller prices. Ordinary to prime Rio is Belling at25 to 28o per lb, currency. A lot of 60 bags skimmings sold at 25j,o por lb. . ; ; FHE.O.?.T8.-A bark -was taken up for St: Petersburg, a day or two since, at \a tot Cotton, and a ve?sel la load ing for Bremen at 60s for Tobacco and l^o for Cotton. Thoro aro no Bailing vessels on the berth for New York and Boston, and thereto? ate merely u,?rainal. They have tiken Cotton for tho above ports at $2 per bale, and 20c per bbl for Flour. Steamers on tho berth tor New York are taking Cotton at Via per lb, Tobacco at $5 to 6 per bhd, and Flour at 60o per bbl. The rates for Liverpool aro 9-16dto *.rt por lb fur Cotton by ault, and Ji to 'id by steam, and 1,'io by Ball for HaVre. flin m phi ? Allis-Ret. MEMPHIS, May, 10.-"folders and buyers wero too far apart to do any largo amount of business, and the amount of sales was evon smaller than on the dar be fore. The markot closed with a somewhat stronger feeling, as New York quotations ehowed a shade of im prove lient. Besides again reporting Middlings eoarco, thoy said : "Cold T.,)i; Coton in moderate dornend, pricet? firm at M to 85o.'1 The sim pie fact of the disap pearance of the parrot-like "dull and nominal" had a reviving influence. The salea reported to na aro too trivial for detailed mention; it embraced Low Middling at 27o, and some at 28o; Mid Ung at 28@29o. and Strict Middling at 30a. We append tho following aa the rate of quotations indicated In the market, but lints of Middling cannot bo had under 34to. y Ordinary.22@23 Good ordinary.21(325 Lo* Middling....20(327 Middling.381329 Striot Middling.80@ Baltimore Market. BALTIMORE, May 11.-Cor-rsB-Is doll for commun Rio, which ciraprisc* the bulk Of stock no?- in iirst hands; prime is held firm; no sales ?sunny of re mark-quote prime Rio i0>? to 23>i o. ; Lagnayra 21 c -, Java 27 o. gold. OeTTOM-Bocelpta light, and though the market la not active holders firm, and for low mludllng, which la the highest supply, bettor prlco? aro asked. We quote as follona: Upland. Gulf. Ordinary.per lb 00 to 26 c 97o. Good ordinary.00 to21c. 80o. Lov middling.,.,,Slto31c. 8<*a Middling.?OtoMo.? 8?c. aood middling......OOtoMc. . ?>7c .< ? .' i i Dw a I!-,., Fw>un-Tho insp'-otlcus for tho week provo largor than was anticipated, lint tho most of that under tlio hoad of Ohio la ci mpoaed of Northwi stern receipts; good winter whoat brunis of Howard-rtrrot ami Ohio are near?-. AU descriptions are hold firm at tho ad vanced prices, bat thora waa ".sa disposition tn-day to buy. We bave only to report sales of 100 bbls Wontoin cut Extra at $10, and 100 bbls Northwestern Extra, ordi nary brands, at $11. Wo repeat quotation., as follow? : Howard-street Hupor and cut Extra $10 25_)iO CO ; do Extra shipping $11 D0<c312, do high grades $12'S)13, do EarnHy $14@15; Ohio Super and cut Extra $10(910 25, do Extra ehlpp-ng $ll(?.l?j, do rotsillng $11 r,n("H2 50, ?lo Family $11 WfiBli 60; Northwestern BnpflC $9 T5M1?; ?lo Extra $10 7G<i? 11 60; t'ify Mills Super $9 75(?'1<>. do ship plug brands Extra $13-1860. do ?tandan* Extra $ll@ 12, do high grados retailing $14 60; Baltimore, Welch's and Orecnll.-l.l Family $16 60*** bbl. llyo Flour, new, $? 25(36 75 **?. bbl. Corn .Meal-City Mills and Brandy wino $4 25?4 3ly fi bbl. The following aro tho inspections of Flour aud M?-al In tho city of Ualtlmoro for the week miling May 10, leco, vir. : Howard-street. 4432 bbls, City Mill.., 0-0 bids and 00 halt bbl*?; Ohio, 7523 bbl?, and Fsmllv 493 bbls -total Wheat Flour, 17.G57 bills, ?nd (HI half bbl?. To gether with 311 bbls Ityo Flour, and 910 bbl* and 30 bau* bbls Corn Mini. <?nAiw.-wheat-118 busbols primo Maryland wbite snd 3628 bushels fair to primo red offered; tho wliltoHold at S3 20, aud 600 bushels red at $2 00 t?> ?2 85; a cargo of 25< 0 bushels primo red rem lined over unsold, hi st $3 por bu-ln-l. I'oru-lfi.Gul/ bushels white, and 5*00 I uvhels jo low received; whit? was active un,I linn, witu sul??8 of 2100 bimhcls mixed at H3 to 80 c ntH, and 10,o(0 bushels good to primo at 8G to H? couts; a boat load of t'cuiinylvanla yellow, 4U0Q bindii lu. >? id nt m conta por bushel. Oats- 1000 bushels off-oil, aud | art sold nt 6.1 to 68 couts, weight. Mil- I'KBD.-Wo reporta sale or20- busho's Brown Stuff ut *- couti, per bunli? 1. MIILAMKH.-Mark, t lightly snppllrd; nothing doini; W'-rth? of no tico; prices steady as last quoted. PROVISIONS -Tho market was again nc-tive, aod price? further Improved. Wo report sales of 20(1 Ubis Weale? Mess Pork at $31; 80.000 lbs aides nt lG'fc; 60 lihd cliar do at 17c; 40,010 lba looso Shoulders at l*i*ic; 60 tes Westirn Lard at 22c, now held at 'J io "J* lb; 80 hbds bacon in lots, tnc.udlng shouldera at 14yo, and .Idus at 17>ic; Hams aro bold firm at 21@2Jo 'or best cauvased. at tim oloso Bulk Shoal durs wero hold at 13 l'c, and Sides WBA SALT-llemalns etoady as last quoted, viz: for Liver pool Ground Alum $1 75; Marshall a ft Worthington'* Fino $3 25(5)3 20 ?other brands leas known $2 8.'(a3 lu; an lu volco of Ashton'?, ouly lot hfire, held in first iianda al $3 50 per eaok. Turk's Inland lu scarce and llrm at 60o *fl bushel for lots from store. BOOAJB.-Wo report salas of 100 hbds choleo Demorara helft "foi CO hhds strictly good Porto Rico at 12 Xc; 70 bbls prime do at lJ??c, and C5 hbds do at ll@I fl lb. WHISK??:-IS qutot but firm at $2 26?_>2 27 <f? gallon for largo and small lota. New York Market. MONET KABKET. The New York Herald of Saturday 12th last, says; Money continues a drug and large amounts wero of fered to-day at f ?ur per cent. The general ratea to the Stock Ki chango la 4 to 6, with a light domand. Gold, baa boon barely steady. The opening quotation was 129%, followed by an ad vaneo of y and a decline to 129. The cloning prlco was 129X to ft. Foreign exchange was rather dull, and tho leading drawers accepted 109 X for thoir billa on England at sixty days. Three days' bills were quoted at 110 to *,, commercial 107 JH* to 109. PBODBCE MAI?KF.T. NEW YORK, May 11-6 P. M.-ASQES.-Receipts 79 packages. The business continued small, but prices wero maintained, owing to the light arrivals We quoto $6 87X for p. t, and $13 26 to $13 60 for pearl. Bl-ADSTUFPS-Recelpts 8698 bbla. Flour, 1GS0 bags Corn Meal 6900 bushels Corn, and 14,123 do Oats. The market for Stato and Western Flour waa without ani mation, and wltb a limited dernaL J holders wero 1res sellars at lower prices, the market closing with a con tinu? l downward tendency, at a reduction of from 2!5o to 60c per bbl. on all qualities. The sale, were con?ned to about 7600 bola at the revised quotations auncx-d. Houtberu flour was dull and lower, with a continued drooplna inclination at tho close of tho marl et Tim sales embrace 400 bbla. Canada Flour was inactivo at a decline of 16c to 20o on all grados. Tho uiar ?tot wa? very Irregular at tho close. The eales wer? about 3.,n bbls. It} o Flour was dull and heavy, wltb Balea of 850 bli's at our quotation?. Corn Meal waa ia moderato de mand at previous prices. The sales embrace 700 bble, ino-tly Urandy ?lue. We quote: Suporflne and Western Flour.$7 80? 8 60 Extra *<tate. 8 15(d) 0 10 Choice SUto.9 16(01 9 75 Common to Medium Extra Western. H HIKHHO 00 Extra round hoop Ohio. '.. 40Cz)Ki 00 Wosterii trado brands.10 li .KI 76 Tommon Southern.10 75-11 60 Fancy and extra do......11 Gd-If? 75 Common Canadian. 9 OOCgtlO 00 Good to choice und ostra. 10 05(a)15 85 Rye flour (eupcrnne).G 25_> 7 00 Corn meal, J?rsey.4 1 * fal 4 2* Corn mo.il. Urandy wine. 4 35_> 4 45 Corn moa!, Brandy win?1, puncheons..22 5Ui_ - The wheat market waa dull, and prices ruled nominal and soiuowhat Irregular, closing at a d?chue of So to 5c. The sales were limited 'to about 12,0- bu.htls, at $3 for primo wbtto Michigan, $2 10 for Mo. 1 new Milwaukee, and $2 C8 for whlto Illinois. Corn waa steady, with a fair demand. The aalo comprlso 76,000 bushels at 77c to 8 c for unsound and 8Uo to 83o for Bound mixed Western in store and delivered, nats wero steady and In moderate demand The sales were mostly at 49o to 61c. lor now Western ; 6SXo to Gio for old do; G3o to Gie for a.ate; 57o to 68ofor Jersey, andado to 61c for Canada. Kin was qniot and unchanged. Thesaloa comprise 6000 hu-ela Weatern at 85c. Malt waa dull and heavy. Barley wa. in moderato reqiiost, but buyers were looking for lota -st 1 iwor prices, aud the business waa light, as holders were unwilling to make concession?. The foi fowlng table shows the amount of flour and grain in store In Chicago on the 5th inst, compared with tho amount in atoro on tbo aame day last year : - 18G5. l'fifi Flour, bbla. Ott,'ISO 33,341 Wheat, bushels.1,122,641 789 064 Coro. 624,710 1,618 193 Oats. 702.893 893,925 Rye. 89.882 167,657 Barley. 129,720 184,220 Total.3,001,102 3.7i.9,6i9 BEESWAX-Was steady but quiet. Wo quote Southern and Western at 3H.a -l'lc. COTT'IN.-The market was very Arm and holders wero gi nerully doniandlug higher prices, though the busl'iess was mainly if not all?t yesterday's prices. The sales comprised 1700 oalos. Wo quote : Upland. Florida. Mobile. ?*v*.0._T. Ordinary. 28 29 29 30 Low Middling... 32 82 .S3 S3 Middling.34 34 35 35 Good Middling. 3G 36 37 37 1C00 bales of Government cotton were sold at auction yestorday, under tbo diroctlon of the United States Cot ton Agent, at the ?allowing prices : New Orleans-4 bales good middling, at 29'3c; 8 ordinary. 27 yo; 7 low or dinary, 25o; 207 rebaled (average), 27c. Mobile-17 bales low middling, at 32c; 51 pood ordinary, 29 "?c; 25 ordl n ry, 29o; 342 robaled, 29Xo. COFFBB-Was inactive and almost nominal. No Bales from Hist hands wero made. A moderate business waa done In lots from second hands at about previous prices, comprising 1600 bags Miracalbo at 20X<* to 21 ','c, and 1600 bags Kio at I0>,c to l8'io, gold, duty paid. FREIGHTS.-There waa no decided change either la tbe amount of merchandise offering or the rates cur rent. Cotton waa wanted, and ratea were nominally J.'d by sall and 3-16'by ?team. Tbe engagements were ; To Liverpool, 200 balea cotton, priva.e; by steamer, 800 bales cotton at 3 16d, 15,000 bushels corn at 3*4 - To London, 25J tons oil cako at 15s. To Cadiz, 200 bbla petroleam at $2 per bbl. The charters comprise ship Musquash to Liverpool, deals, at 72? 6d. FnoiTs.-The current price? are mnob the same aa last quoted. Tbo business has been moderas, and we bave no special salea to mention. The market Is steady at the f allowing p'loo ?: Sardines 80o to $2 per box; 34o to 3?o per half b x; l8.1 io to 19X0 per quarter box; fins, Smyrna, 18o to '. 2o ,,or lb; raisins, layer, $3 85 per box; bunch $3 70 do; o irranta new, 13c per lb; citron, Lag biro, ago to soo. Tnrklah prunes 18Xo to 14Xc; dates 10c to ISc; aim .mds, Languedoc, 23o to 30a; Provence 28o to 29o; Sicily, soft, shell, 26c to 27c; ahellod 44o to 47o; Brazil unta 8c and9o; (alberts, Sicily. 12c to 13c; walau'S, Bordo ?ux. I2o?to Ho. HAT was In moderate request at previous rates. Wo quote; City balo 85c to 90c, and shipping qualities 65o. MOLASSES.-The salea were light, hut prices were quite steady. A moderate business was done in lots. Includ ing 100 hbds Porto Rico, mostly at 70o to 73; 60 hhds (Juoa Mun ovado at 49c to 51c, and 60 hbds Trinidld at GOo. Also, by auction, 40 bhds Porto Rico at 63 X to 69,'ic fur months PnoviaioNs-Rqeelpta 35 bbls. ont meats and 148 plrgs. lard. Tho pork market was decidedly firmer at the com mencement, but prices ruled heavy and irregular to wards tin cloie, new ?leas closing at $31 37 csah The sales comprise 13,000 bb:s. for Immediate delivery, at $8113X to $3143 for new meta; $29 60 io $30 for old do., and $ - to $16 60 far prime. Also OTOO bbls. new meas for future delivery, including the months Juno and July, sollers' and buyers' option, chiefly at $30 75 to $31 60. Beef was In good demand at firmer prices. Tba sales comprise 1000 bbls. at $16 to $21 for new plain mess and $21 CO to $24 60 for new extra mess. Beef haaia wero very firm, with eales of about 200 bbls. at $4 i to $13, whioh li In advance. Bacon wai in moder ate demand We quota salea of about 300 package?, mainly at 14*; o. for Cumberland ont. Cut meats were In ?c Ive demand at fall prices. Tbe sales reaches 1300 packages, st \iy o. to 13X c. for shoulden, and 17X c. to 10 o. for barns. Lard was nnlet but prices were without decided change. Tho s.le? wera 900 packages at 19 o. to 22 X c- Batter waa qutot and heavy. Choose waa doll and lower. A small business wai done at 10 e. to 20c. li to quality, RICK tra? quiet, bnt nominally unchinged. Wo note salea of 600 bagi Rangoon, in lots, at 9o to 9yo. Ban goon, In bond, waa quoted. perlOOlbi, $4 to $4 25, gold. 50 tea Carolina realized $12 60 per 10J lbs. 13Xc per lb wai an outsidep loe for Carolina. HUOAU.- The market waa evidently a shade easier, thongh tho business waa very light, and prleoi were more or less nominal at previous quotation!. We note ?slea of ioo hhda Cub? niuecovaJo, mostly on private teran, but part at 19X0. 8AM vu held wltb lncnaned Armnea?. 8ev_al car. goes of Aohton's salt have arrived, bnt they wera sold previously. The only transact! n rapor'ed wai ll.iOO bmhels Turk's Island, ox-hark Tilba, at 43o. The mar. bet was rather quiofc though a moderate buslnosi hu bo-n dont In small lota fro?- ?toro at the following prices : Tar k'l Ulan ?J. 60o to 65o ; Liverpool groom?. 11 8'? to$l 90; Asliton's duo, $4, and Worlhlii?tou'rt do, $3 10 to $3 20. TOBACCO was very quiet, and, with moro sellers ihar? buyer?, the niirlut was quito heavy. Tho sal?a con* pri.-o 40 billin Kentucky al from 0 to 17c. lucludiiig light common leaf ami heavy seloctlor-s. 115 cises State at l'J'yc, 73 do Ohio nt 5,'ic, and 21 do Connecticut at 21c. TIN was not lu very KOO I demand; but holders wore Urin at previous prices, for Ix-th pig and plates The sales of the former comprise 300 t-Iubt Straits at 2i'o Bold, ond KOO do at Mo currenry Wo quote Batica 21 J?; to 22c, and English 20'., to vo'ic gold. I O. charcoal plates were hell at $12 75 to 13 26. We quote I. (J. coko $10 to 12; Terne coko $9 25 to 9 60; and charcoal coks $n 75 to 12 26, all currency. TALLOW-Was lu moderate demand, and steady, with further sal.s of 80,000 lbs, mainly at li?.?Il*,'a WOOL-Was In moderato deni mil, at a ?out previous prices. Thosales comprise 250,1100 lim Stato and West ern fleece at 499640? 80,000 pulled 4G<-<?/>'><.; 80,? 00 Cali fornl* 21@301-,?*-, lO.iUO Texas ICt-.iJSOo; IOHO bales Metir.? mostly at ??ef.e2.ie, gold; 60 boles Capo 89#a0o) 20.01.0 lbs ?lo 42c. WIIISKEV -Receipts COO bb'n. Tho market continuel dull, with moro sellers t'ian buyers. Trifling sales re alized $2 20(n>3 27 fur btato and Western, closing heavy at the Insiri? price. Consignee* |ics- .*nt,rli ('arnllna Ka I Iron ii, Muy l-l anti 14. ?GO bales Cot'on, !0 biles M?ize, 4 ears Lumber. Fur nitur?, sud HuiidruH. To It Arnold. P 1'og.iriy & Co, W B Heriot ?t Co, Iiollmauu Bros, C K H tig cr, W D?ring, A F ?lark, O M Avorill k -on, A (lugo k Co, W W gratti., 0 1' Foppeiihclni, W C Dukes k Co, Adams. Frost ??c Co, A Cotty ti Co, W I) TVfliiams, ?J <> iliirllinlali', t ampboll k Milltug, Hunt Uros. B J WIKB a Co, ii Cob a k Cn, a W Wibi uns k C?, Kiusor ?"i DU', J Fraser Ac Co. H L Jef fers A: Co. J li Tn lor, K 11 KI < ni ii ?rd k Co. E listos fe Co, nanam, Tances k Co, J s s> birmer, s u Nunn, J o Milner k Co, S Il.irt Gilbert A- Hay, Willis k Chisolm, U A Uop'ov k OO, National Kxiir??-s Co, tiaillnrd Ar Ml nott J M Caldwell* Hon, C N Fehrenbach, J B r Sloan, A J full nan, li SiCKbug, O Ii Water k Co. E H Rodgers A Co. U Beednr, W p DOWUUK, K Wolline. Uonuell k Drummond, li L P McCormUk, Ci- S Hacker, SS Han cock. Consignees per IVortlieustern Kui I roa il, niiiy 1-4. 64 balos Cotton, 60 bbls Naval S'oro?, 10 cars Lumber, car Stock, bbls Flour, Furniture, Mdze, ?fee. To O W Williams k Co, W O Dennett ft Co, Si-reven <v Nesbit. M Ouraghty, 3 k J D Kirkpatrick, Dr P Porcivr, Oraeeer k ?mitli. Gaillard k Miuott, J S DIRKS ft Co, B II Barden, B H Rodgers ft Co, G U Ingrnli un, W K Ryan, Dukes ft Co, J At Caldwell ft Son. J J Dlake, Z Konzern PORT CALENDAR. OOBBXOTEn WEEKLY. P1IABE8 Or TBK MOON. f*aat O. 7th. 4h. 22m. oren (First Q. 21at, 4h. 38m. morn Kew 51.14th, On. 38m. morn|mil M. 29th, Th. 58m. morn PI 1? KAT SUM. HIS KO. I SETS. MOOR MBKB. BIOH 141 Monday. 16 Tuesday, 16 Wednesday. 17 Thursday.. 18 Friday. 19 Saturday... 20 Sunday.I 4..59 6.. 3 6.. 2 C. 1 6.. 1 5.. 0 6.. 0 ?..60 6..51 6..61 6..62 0..53 0..r,:i Sets. | 7.. 40 8.. 12 0.. 3 10.. 3 10..C5 11..40 6.. 54 I Morn. 8..90 9..21 10..13 11.. 6 11..BO Morn. MARINE NEWS. POR'?" OF CIIAIH.B8TOII. Arrived Yesterday. (MAT 14 Sehr Albert Mison, Terrv, New York, 9 days. Hay, Corn and Flonr. To H Cobla ft Co. Sehr S II Cady, Ci o well, Dailt moro, 5 days. Corn, Ac, T i Street Uro? ft Co, J N Tickleman ft Co, Willis ft Cliis tilm, n Sanlmin, rennison ft Darker, J A Baslow ft Co, J 0 Dlohmo, Mordecal ft Co. Cleared Yeilenlay. [MAT 14 Br bark Eureka, Smith, Liverpool-Marshall,Beach k Co. 8chr Lilly, FranclB. Now York-Wm Roach. Cleared for tilla Port. 8chr Julia A Rider, Rider, at New York, May 11. BILLIARDS. i-Ti ~r~r ~pp PHELAN BILLIARD ROOMS, Nos. 125tl37, and139 MEETING STREET, Corner of Market street, ARE NOW OPES TO THE PUBLIC. THEY ARE FUR NISHED WITH PHELAN k COLLEGER'S ST-aAa.asrr>uA?a*R.nD AMERICAN TABLES, UNDER THE SUPERINTEDENCE OF ME. PI. P. BINNS, LONO CONNECTED WITH MR. PHELAN'S ESTAB LISHMENT IN NEW YORE. H. P. BINNS SE CO., May 2 Into_PROPRIETORS. LOUIS D. DESAUSSURE, BROKER & COMMISSION MERCHANT FOR THE SALE AND PURCHASE OF REAL ESTATE, STOCKS, &c, AND BAUE OF Cotton? Naval Stores and Produce. OFFICE! NO. A3 IlllOAD-HTIlKKT, OHaUlLESTON, S. O. March 87_tothsO tnsSmo WM. H. GILLILAND, COMMISSION MERCHANT AND REAL ESTATE AGENT, N0. 33 HAYNE-STREET. May 1 _tothsSmo ~W. LIVINGSTON, SASH, BLIND AND DOOR MAKER, ISTo?, 21 Jane-street, a* jaw -sro?Bc. Reference.JOHN TUOMEY. May 8 tu tb som o MINNISS & CONDON. HOUSE AND SHIP PLUMBERS, No. 4 STATE-STREET, NEAR BROAD, OHABLBSTON, S. O. JOBRIMO ATTENDED XO AC SHORTEST NOTICE. Apr'l 6_thatoloao? GABINETMAKINO. rE 6UB30RIBEB DESIRES TO RETURN HIS thanks to hla old friends and patrons for past ta rots, and Inform them that he baa commenced again the above hnnlneaa, with UPUOl.STtlUNO/and JOB OAR PEN TERINO, Furniture repaired with neatness and dlapatoh, and Old Fm-nlmro bought and sold. I nould respectfully refer to the folio ario g gentlemen for capacity and reliability: D. H. SILCOX and P. R. oOWPERtHWAIT. Orders left at the atora of UoKAY k CAMPBELL, Anotlon House, minni street, next to the Poatoffloe, -?ill meet with prompt attention. "m?? J. XJ. LuNS?imL. April U_laag THE GRIFFIN TUI.WKKKhV M TAU. LOOAN, FITCH k CO., PROPRIETORS, CIR0UI.ATIOM TH REE THOD0 AN D. AND R APIDL? Inoreaalng. Published every TUESDAY, THUR8 DAY and SATURDAY MORNINO. Terme-8? per Annum-$3 for 81? Month?, Tarma ol Advei-tlalug-1 equare, S month.....tia.? V r M aguarea, 8 montha..!,?0 .-.?. * ? : liqnara S months.... ....?M '?i. *""''. . j ., ? . '. ..... - ' ? i ?'.::.. li NEW DRESS GOODS, JUST RECEIVED . AT A LA VILLE DE PARIS, _NTo. 291, Southwest cor. King & Wentworth sts. May 3 _l~?o MOSQUITO NETTING. 108 IN. ROBINET LACE 1UCHABD80V8 LINEN8 billin ING8. best brands SHEfcTINGS. all widths BLEACHK? L1NKN DRILLS BROWN & PLAID LINEN DRILLS CLOTH**, CA881MERE, Ac. AT A LA VILLE DE PARIS, No. 291, Southwest cor. King & Wentworth sts. May 3 In.o BL-CK GRENADINE. 8-4 BLACK ORENADINE ?4 BLACK CRAPE _ARBTZ, for Shawl?. A LA VILLE DE PARIS, JNTO. 291, Southwest eor. King & Wentworth sts. May 3 _lpo SPEING MILLINERY. LADIES' FANCY SILK, LACE AND ILLUSION BONNETS LADIES' AND MISSES' BEA-81DE HAMILTON DERBY OLIVE DEW DBO-P MBLR06E VONTAINE AND ALEXANDRIA HATS, IE CANTON . PEDAL FLORENCE LUTON AND LEGHORN BRAIDS. Also, a choice assortment of ST. ETIENNE and BASLE RIBBONS. Nos. 4 to 100, In the LATENT PAB18 STYLES. A roll assortment of ENGLISH CORD EDOE PLAIN BONNET RIBBONS, in all the desirable Bbadcs, NOW 0*S>_3_*Tr*NC3-, And to which tbe attention of cnilomor? Is invited. MRS. BOOTH. Apr? 19 lmo NO. 425. KINO STREET. MBS. S. J. COTCHETT, FASHIONABLE BONNET EMPORIUM AND FANCY MILLINERY GOODS, NO. 263 K.ING-ST., OPP. HABEL. CHARLESTON, S.O., (Up Stairs.) Country orders Ulled with neatness and dispatch. April 3 tutbs 2_o SPRING AND SDMHBR GGM THE 8URSCRIBER, HAVING ?TUST RETURNED from the North, takes this method of lnformiug the public that be Is receiving a inll assortment of CLOTHS, OASSSIMERES, COATINGS AND VESTINGS of tbe best foreign and domestic manufacture, adapt to Spring and Snmmcr wear. These goods having been purchased recently, and al very low figures, persons wishing anything In my Uno will und it to their advantage to give me a call, as I have the most experienced workmen, and am prepared to make thom np In the very beat style at Edgerton A Richarde' old stand, No. 82 Broad-street March 30 3. 8. PHILLIPS. iJHIRLESTOORVe HOUSE. JOHN ASHHURST, Superintendent, KOH.ni-Illa Y OK No. 2D IIAVXK.S?11K K1 JUST RECEIVED AND NOW IN STORK, A FULL 8DPPI.Y OF DRUGS, PATENT MEDICINES PERFUMERY BRUSHES PAINTS OIL8 . WINDOW OLA88 KER?9ENE OIL LAMPS, ko WIIOLBSAJLB AGERTB Firn DRAKE'S PLAHTATIOH BITTERS Sterling's Ambrosia, CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP. CONSTITUTION WATER, AND ALL TH_ RELIARLE PATENT MEDICINES O) THE DAT. JOSEPH A. MORGAN, WHOLESALE DRUG-ST, No. 153 MEET?NG-ST., OPPOSITE CHARLESTON HOTEL fr'ehrnatr IB TE___! EXGLISII AND AMERICAN BANK, I_I_v_:i_7J3_D_ INUOIil'OIlATE? UNDER. "TUB CUMPA* NIBS' ACT. 18_a." AUTHORIZED CAPITAL 4:1,800,000, IN 60.000 SHARES OF ?80 EACH. Pirat Issue, 80,000 Share?, and the remainder to he la* sued aa nay be required, ander the sanction of a Gen eral Meeting. THE ENGLISH & AMERICAN BANK, LIMITED, HaTlr.17 opened Offloea at No. 08 WALL STREET, NE*. x*OI?K, is prepared to ?eil Bills of Exobange on the ENGLISH AND AftfERIOAN RANK (LIMITED), Lou don, and on the UNION BANK OF LONDON; to bat Bills of Exohang?, and to Issue Commercial and Trat?. er?' Credits, avallt-blo In all parts of the world. Com mercial Creal m lAtned for use in tho EAST INDIES, 0UINA, AND AUSTRALIA, WILL Bl UPON THS ORIENTAL BANK CORPORATION OI LONDON. Further partloulara may be tveoerUlned on appUoaUou at the Offloe, No, 6*8 Wall at??t . WILLIA _ WOOD, ' liana?-. .OJO. BUBOHALL WATT?. Assta-nt Managt?-. April a ... ttaoa .'?..'. ? i J ?1 i - . - 1>P,AU1Y. _ AUnuitN. I) Golden. Plasm nnd Hi I Km CUllL8 pr? d ord by the use of Prat. I'Kliiir-.irx'H FM-EU LE CHEVEUX Uno apnllc ?lion uarrani,.,! lo curl Hie most Mtraiuht, and stubbo-n bair of pitlmr sox Into wavy rlngl.-ts or heavy Uatalve eurie Ila? been unod by ti o fashionables of Purl? and Loudon, with the? niot?t gratifylug rcBiillH Does i.., inj"ry to tho bair. Frico by mall, scaled nnd postpaid. $|. iiPHOr|pUro (*lr culirs mailed freo. Address, HVR'lKIl SI1UITB * CO Chonilbtfi, No. 2B5 Rlvor Blruct, Troy, N. v HOI0 ."enta for tho United Statue. tiitli,:Jm" May 8 WHISKERS AND MIJS~' TACUK8 foro-d to grow upon tim smoothest laoo in from thno io Ave weeks by usina Dr ????*?/.o NE'S RtSTAiniAlUER CAPILLAIRE, Un? ,"ost wonderful discovery iu mo dem selene?, 11011111* upiin tho Beard and Hair lu an aUnoat iiiirue.ilnus iua7,'"er. It hn? bk-en u?od by tbo elite of Parie md London with the uioHt flattorlng Hiiccesa. Nainr.?? ,.f .,.. ].u,(.],.lM(.rB wm bo registered, and if cutlru Mitii-ri-lion is u"( isin-n lu every Instance, tho ninney wl I be olionrfuliy refunded Pri?e by mail, sealed ann pitatpald, f|, Ui-M,:riiilive clr cularH and teatliumtul? mail -d lr.-n Addru? ? lil luiFR SHUT IS A CO , Chemist?. No 9*6 Rlver-ktreet Tro? N. Y. Hole agent? f jr tho United Slate?. ' ??-?.y I_tiitlis.lino mm am m?m. Congress Spring Water. 1-ianire Spring Water. Columbian Spring Water. NO NATURAL OR ARTIFICIAL COMPOUND HAS yet been dlaeovored or M A NU FACT nu ED that equals these watara aa a PREVENTIVE, RELIEF AND l'KUM A- . MENT CURE, for many temporary and ohronlo dis* eases, as preved by the experience of many thousanda who have drank them for years, with the most benoQcla effeots. COXttRESS WATER Ia a oathartlo, alterative and tonto, and Is a valuable remedy for affection a of the Liver and Kidney a, Dva* p?pala, Oout, Chronlo Constipation and Cutaneous dis eases. It ia a most powerful preventive of the Fevora and Dillons Complaints, so prevalent In warm ollmatea, EMPIRE WATER Ia a cathartic, and a valuable remedy for Rheunattsm, Derangement of the Liver, Diseases of the Skin, and General Debility. Its effects are most salutary lu Lung Dlneaeee. It la an almost sunn CUBE for scrofula, and the moot aggravated forma ot Dyspepsia. AB a PHKVX**. TITE AMI corn for aU Bilious Derangements, It stands unrivaled. COLUMBIAN WATER Ia a tonto and diuretic ol a highly beneficial character and Is a POSITIVK REMEDY tor Diabetes, Gravel, Calculus) Irritation and I anani m a lion of the Kldtieya and "Dadder, and has most singularly active ?.fleet e in restoring these organs when debilitated by long disease. Females who have suffered for years from irregularity, and tho dis* trcsslng diseases known only to their sex, have been entirely cured by the faithful and Judicious use of CO L?M11IAN WATER. Those waters aro bottled fresh and puro, from each of the above-named Springe, In so careful and secure a manner that they presorvo all their medicinal value for years, and will be found equally oPAencious when drank thousands of milos distant, as when taken diroctly from the Spring. Beware of Imitations and inferior Waters; the oerks ot all genuine Congross, umpire and Columbian Waters are branded on the side of the cork, thus : I COMOBSSS WATKB, 1 i KMI'IKK WATEH, I I O. k E. ti. Co. ] \ c. & E. S. Co. j ?COLUMBIAN WATEB, I O. k E. S. Co. J Packed safely and seourely, in boxes suitable for ship* ment to any port of the world. Congress and Empire Waters in boxes, containing 1 Dozen Pints, or 2 Dozen Quart Bottles each. Columbian Water In boxos oontaln? me 4, or 6 Dozen Half Pints, or 4 Dozen Pint Bottles each. Sold by all Druggists, Hotels, Wine Merchants, and flrst-class Orocers. Sold only at Wholesale by HOTCHKISS SONS, PniTl., No. 92 Beekman-street, N. Y. OW Orders by mail receive prompt attention. March It thstnSm*, HEALTH RESTORED, AND 8IOKNE88 PREVENTED DY USING THE CELH BRATED GRAEFENBERG FAMILY MEDICINES. AMONO WHICH ARE ?MARSHALL'S UTERINE CATHOLICOIY-, Price $1.60, Which will Infallibly, positively, invariably eurool] tliose torturing, perplexing, and debilitating pympton? commonly known as FEMALK DI.-EASK, WEAENESS, IRREGULARITIES, etc., which weary and renderun happy BO m tay women between tho ages of 15 and 60, f?r which the medical profeweion seeks in vain lora remedy, and from which wraith, position, delicacy, and refinement afford no exemption. Read the following: LAFAYETTE, KY.. June 21,18*30. I am a graduate of the regular M?dirai Colleges. Eight een months ago I had seven cases of severe l?male dis ease which I had entirely failed to cure. One lady had censtant hysterics; ono bad every si lupton ol cpiloptlo convulsions consequent upon deranged menstruation; others had whites, telling, irregularities, and all the ne vero symptoms of continued uterine derangement. Hs-ringmy sttentlon called to MARSHALL'S UTERINI OATHOLICON, I used It, and it cured every etta. There has not been a ringla failure lu its operation. O, 3. NOHTHINOTON, M. D. JES-See that the seal of the Oraofenberg Company 1? on every bottle,"ii* THE GBAEFENBEBG VEGETABLE PILLS Are the best In the world for family nae, and for Indi, gestion - Constipation - Headache- Nervousness-Bil lousnees-Heartburn - Acidity-Nausea- Fla tulenoe Want of Appetite- Dyspepsia- Liver Complaint-?ara pinga-Fevers. On account of their great mildness, and from the favei that ?they never Bripe, nanseato, or leave the bowels la a constipated condition, the Oraefenberg Pius will ha found more pleasant than any others. ajar Price 25 cents p*r box. On the receipt of one do?. lar tour boxes will be sent by mall, free of postage, to auy part of the country. DYSENTERY SYRUP.-Price 60 cents. Infalllble In all eaaes of bowel complaints, and a car? Um cure tor AS1ATI0 CHULERA. GREEN MOUNTAIN OINTMENT.-Prl?"o 26 cont?t, ??-For Burns, Bruise.?, Scalds, Did Sores, Chilblain?, Chappod Skin, Cold Sores, and wherever there is In flammation. It acte Uko mag ii;. -(i3 JtaVTho Olutment la guaranteed as the best applica tion lu the world for the above. It acts more quickly and certainly than any other ever offered to the publia, CHILDREN'S PANACEA_SO cents. SABrlAPARILLA COMPOU-?D.-$1. CONSUMPTIVE'S BALSAM.-$3. EYE LOTION.-as conta. HEALTH BITTERS.-35 cents. PILE REMEDY_ti ' FEVER AND AGUE REMEDY.-SO cents. MANUAL OF HEALTH.-?6 cents. A complete Fami ly Physician. Sent by mall on receipt of as cents. THE ORAEFENBERG FAMILY MEDICINES are pre pared under the Immediate supervision of a HKILFUL PHYSICIAN, and they may be rolled apon In aU caaea, jt/3-THEY ARE PURELY VEGETA BLE.-II? jWThoy have been the leading American Remedies for 20 yoara. _ ,.,,., Sold, wholeaala and retail, by THE GRAEFENBKRa COMPANY, No 180 William street. New York, and by the trade generally. . aWTbo trade supplied on liberal iwmt, by * KING & CASSIDEY, Marah IT stathtaoos CHARLESTON. B. nX ?.pHE JL FI TUB II AUN WELL SKNTIJIEL. ?ja PUDLIOATION OF THIS PAPKB. WHICH OBC . FICE waa destroyed in February lia* by the redan ii-roy, baa been resumed. It Is the only paper puhlisba? m that large and popul?os District, and tomorchanuaaa business men possesses advantages te.ld.MTi met with. Term? for advertising, SI per square of twelve linea, ot leas, tor etch lmertor). Sabecriut?on to paper, tt pe* inrnm. Addr-wa RHUOK li PEBUY, MAsoh. U Itoprieuna?