The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, May 26, 1866, Page 3, Image 3

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The Osai i y .News, jj SATURDAY MORNINfi, MAY 2fi;ilBM. FORK1GN ITEMS?. Tho Gentleman'? Ma<4t><-.ii.o baa tbiaakoloh of Boro: "Gustave Dore W?B bom at BtrasbourR- in 1832, and is now, there foro, only in Ida thirty fourth year. Ho baa already produced ati*-**-". oiotiiiCH, complot o works, and oven olaborA?; .compositions, au any'balf-do"n of the moat i0n_ lived artieto ono can roadily call to ml?'jd 1|4V) given forth in tho whole course o? ta?'0-r far.ox tended career?. In l8?, at tho ?vr*0 cf "ixteoo he waa already at worn, in conjunction with M Bertal, on the Journal pour Jb-A.e. tnd ?t w?9 h the courao of this first oxerr\tee of hia vora?til< arti?tio capacity that ho ?.ovolopod that facility for caricaturo, of tho U^varni type, wbloh b? otill haa at corora?-U(j urtd ?M h eionally tee?*fct? 'm "e 0~f himsolf in tho moat unfl* tUg porno**. ot bia moat se* ?10?? ^V-*9' It baa found, however, a Utting and iori iio P-*^. in jjjg jiiuutrationB of 'Don Quixote,'io " Joh both the philosophy and grotesque humor of Cervantes have at Ion?!I; found a true artistic exponent. It was not?, however, till he waa oalled ripon by Menura. Hachette ?> (Jo. to illustrate the 'Inferno' of Danto that ho obtained fall ecopo for tho exertion of that higher and hithorto little exorcised cbttracterit-tio uf hie genius, of wbiob, howovor, fitful fdiiupuuH had been already observ ed. The peculiar power, whioh bau boen happily onongb termed Daiiteequo, bad lain dormant among his many artiatio faoulties; aud it waa not tilJ bl?-? entire enorgiua wero toou-jsed, au to apeak, in that solo direction, that tho amour t aud oom mamling oharaotor of that especial quality of his genius fully developed tnelf." SAXONY THE BA^TTLH-FIKUI or GBBMANY.-The Par?a Temps observes that for centuries paat Saxony has benn the battle-field of Germany. From the t Uno of tho Thirty Years'War to tho fast struggles under Napoleon J?, "clnrf?**-,? the Seven Yoara' War, that ouuutry baa seen all the armies of Em?po come in collision on ita territory. The laut visit of the Prussian soldiers to Dresden tras in 1849, bat on that OCOAP?OH tbey were invi ted by the King of 8axony, who aaked for their "eiatanco to reconquor Iii? capital from his re Tolted subjeots. Droadou ia almoat within the BTaep of Prussia, as the distance from Berlin to the Saxon capital is but one hundred and twenty -milos, and may be reached oy railway in leas than fivo hours. Tho Prussian frontier ia only twenty miles from Dresden. Saxony is' bordered by Prussia on the northeast and* northwest, and by Austria (Bohemia) ou tho oast aud south. Tho Austrian frontier ia at Bodenbaob, forty miles from Dresden, whilst Prague, the nearest largo town of Auutri*. is one hundred aud twenty milea further. The King of Saxony if he haa terminated his armamento, .may have a certoiu namborof troops at his disposal, but tho faot ia evident, that ho ia not in a position to defend hie capital against a surprise by Prussia b.?f<>r<> tho arrival of Austrian assistance. There is also reason to sup pose that in each a case Prussia would not leave io Saxony sufficient time to receive aid. The Bmpreaa Eugenio ia aaid to be engaged ia preparing & collection of letters and a kind of memoir of Quoon ?Mar o Antoinette. At one of the masquerade balls at the Tuileries ehe ap peared, to tho asb.nidb-ont of tho whole com nany, in the coatu -.-e of the Queen, and being in formed that the most exquiuite miniature extant of the Queen is one in the posseat-ion of the Arch duchess Sophia, mother of the Emperor Franois Joseph, she expresned a desir?? to have a copy of this miniature, whioh was talton for the Empress Maria Theresa juat before the young Archduoheaa quitted Vienna on her journey to France. The Archduchess ?Sophia h ?a gratified this doaire, by having an admirable foo simile executed by a Yieunea_artiBt, whioh the Austrian Ambassadress presented to her Majus'y. Ever eiuoa the famous Tartar hoax whioh spread the report ia Europe of tbe taking of Se bastopol, there haa beau aome aecrot aooiety which, from time to time, aonda forth a now ca nard or take In, iu order to influence the different stock exchanges of Europe. Tue Lind ?n Times was, a few dava Ago, the victim of a cou ?piracy, a forged letter having been seut to the editor of the great "thunderer," as oomtng from the foreign office, perfeatly en regie, witt the iutelligenoe that Kona. Karolgo, tho Austrian Ambassador at Bor un, bad received order? from hie ?Government to "maud his passport, aud that all friendly rela tion? between the two great German powera bad ooaBod. The forged letter was so well got up that the Times gave the news to the world as authentic, and the effeot was moat prejudicial to the Loudon stock exchange. The Profeot of Police of Paris in now taken up *rith*|he gambling whioh takes place in the Pnris clubs, and which he is determined to put down, as many faruijien have complained of tho immense nuns lost by thoir sons in the circles, as they are callod here. Almost every gamo of chance has now been prohibited, and we bear that in one of tho clubs toe members, in order to annoy Mons. lietre, the prefect of polios, now gamble at bou chon, as cards are no longer permitted. This game M played by eaoh player placing any coin agreod upon on a cork, and throwing at the same from a certain distance with a piece of money; he who succeeds in hitting the ouik pockets tho mun of rooney placed upou it. In auch a largo and cor rupt city as Pari?, there aro of course a great tilany sharpers, hore oalled grecs, who infest the clubri and make a living by duping the unwary. A femalo descendant of Martin Luther, of the Dime of Oatbariue Luther, is now living at Vien na. Of Lmhi-r'u eldest non, John, but a bingle branoh remained, John Michael, burn the 20th of August, 17ti3, who emigrated from Germany as _ D. in 1801. Ths only son of the above ?men tuned ?Tobo Miohaol Luthor, Joseph Our], bora at Etfurt tho llth of November, 1792, lived in ox tnme poverty at Stocken, iu Bohemia, and joined ?tna Oatholio Oh uro ii. He had immigrated tnithor lol 1811, married in the same year Anna Popis ohak, and was, at the time when Heinrich Holz obuler found bim in his misery, the father of five children. He willingly aocoded to Herr Holzohu htr'a ?nish to take his eldest son with him to odu dite. But Anton Luther displayed no talent, aud h? was put to a trade. From this line Oatbarine Lather, at Vienna, is supposed to descend. There iain the Austrian Ministry of Finance a servitor of the name of Luther, who is likewise said to be .a descendant of the ttefurmer. Is ANIMAL FOOD NBOBSSABT?-Mr. Curling, a-venteen year? ag. nt on the Devon estate in Ire load, aaye: "There are 6?S80 persons on the estate. Tiny ore energetic, moral, and well-behaved. I cb not remember a crime in seventeen years, cot o'on so much as ateahug a ohickon. They aro a contented, grateful people-grateful even for f ?ir pay. Out of six hundred farmers, deduct fifty, aid the rest do not seo a wheaten loaf, or smolt us?t, except at Christmas and Easter. They hire been brought up to thisouatom. One tenant OD the Devon ??t-tte I have aeun sit down to pott ties, buttermilk and lud?an meal, who purchased ?I a recent sale ?10,000 worth of property, and did mt have to borrow a obilliug to pay for it. I be litre this to be ih? usual mode of living in Lkuorick." A GIANT RADISH.-The Pall Mall Gazette says: 'Tho lost new thing in vegetables is rosily quite ? ?tartling wonder. Think of a radish with seed pods about throe foet long, and sometimes grow foi five or six inches io four-and-twenty hours ! We can thin a of nothing like it oxoept Jack's ira nurtal boan stalk, whioh authentically described phut is nevertheless not spoken of as good to ?sat. whereas this radish is said to be as palatable suit is monstrous. Tho pl-tnt comes from Java, bm wo are told that it bas been fairly tried in the open ground in England and succeeds perfectly weil. To add to its merits, its pods aro ready tor "ein lees than three months after the eeod ia aowti." w SOIXNOH-Tbo next meeting of the British Asso ciation for the Advancement of Soience will he held at Nottingham. The following will bo the Proiidents of the .several sectious: Section A, Ma thematloal and Physical -"oionoo-Professor Wheat eton*; B, Chemistry-Professor Frankland; 0, Geology-W. J. Hamilton, Esq.; D, Biology-Pro fessor Huxley: E, Geography and Ethnology-Sir -Charles Hamilton; P, Economio Solonoe and Sta tistics-Lord Belper; G, Meohanloe-Jamos Na jpmyUi. A naturallaU' field olub has been started How North of London. [jl"ATHD AraioAHs.-A ParliMnenta?-y return justWsBued show? that, from 1848 to I860, tho ^un*|jer of liborated Africans lntroduoed into the _a^l ft_**i.a0*onIe**' w*8 ?M? *nd into tho Mau fWMK 883,816. From 18t? to 18?S5 (?o far as oan bo ascertained) the numbor of immlgran-a and uooffcted Afrioans who have retumod to their own countries from the British Weet India colonie? and Itbo Ifaurltius, and the amount of earnings ??milted through the government agent on their bfhallf, was ao follows: Jamaica, 1,8"-"000 Bril Jth Guiana, 6,84l-j?l,97817e. 7d.; Trinidad, 3,1*34 -?63,861 3?.; and the Maurltl-, 8a?,?i9t. Th ?j Birmingham petition for the Befonn' bill, ? PWB'.ntud by Jobn Bright io Parliament, waa m? *? by ",338 pam _, and ocoupled 564 yardi, . or n("ariy the third of a mile of paper. <'?Mr'MERCIAL,. IC"ports. 0U_la_b?r .chrOwpo Shot-20,000 feet Steam Sawed P H _.^?J B-PHIA-Per t*ht GOW _ 04t*V_J bale? Cot V*,. n. SM bara Iron, 19 ._# **TjoeIs, 16,000 feet Um . oar. '.?? i. ' ?'.:*? ti i j-, . - .. -- . ?..*...: TI?? Cha. it-ton Market. , There waa aa active demand for the suplo jei-nUj at ad?-need prtoss, and come 380 balea were told. W< quote: Ordinary to Good Ordinary.30_33 -?S.0.:*?0?.i.-a? aood mr ?__;.?* ,*'J>'r!****!!"'.'^o' COHN, BACON, 4c-Holders o? Corn, Bacon, and other produco hore wore yesterday indispoaed to sell in many c#ieo\ except at an ?dvanoe on prevloas price?. TU* expected lucres- la price la owing mostly to tho advance ia gold. Savannah Market. 8'VANNAH, May 26.- All purchases of Produce hav ing been ?u?poniii>d under adverse into-?cuco from Europe, ttioro has been nothing to found Exchango upon, and t illa have disappeared i-oiu tho market. Bight ohooka on New York can re? Uly be had at tue Banka at y per oent premium, and ??tarling bee Bold as high us A3 peroent ? r mlum-an advauou of 10 percent since the etvly p.rt of the month. 'i here is gem rsl conlldonoe that tho Wt>r6t ba-tn from abroad has reached u?. and that a ojiaos? 'ot ._- _?L,.r la business hore will ?oon bo sp.? "nt **- ior mo * . ?-__^__l-2?s-*..1"** r*^eW ?his market has shown __iT__f_25-*^- ?*? extremo d*p-.alon of last _*"_.__> ***"^?f(_alan?Ung the crisis in Liverpool and we ant*jy(p_tod e_t_0f it in New kork, prioea have ad T***loed ia an the markets of the South about six oonta a poand, carrlod along bj a similar reeling in Ne? York. Tho on! apparent causes for snoh an advance are (he accounts of the next orop being so bad, and the now -oro general demand from Northern spinners, also the advance in gol ?, consequent cn the drain from this country Cr?s ??uropo, ana while wo mention the first canso, we would remark that as far aa our direet intelli gence reaches, and irom what we ?san coll irom our Western exahaoges, we oonaider the next orup prospects as nearly desperat?, and the lesser estimates aro bo ogining daily more in favor. Extraordinarily high rivers very wet weather, with cold, ohilly eights, had seed and lnefflo'enoy of labor are positive facts, and their efloot oan be as wall estimated by our readers as by us. We -oula, on present ad ranee, quoto our market equally irrogui-, aa under -. depression, while we would give prioes M follows: Good Middling.88 Strict Middling.87 Middling.Sty Low Middling.,.83 Good uniiuary.unsaleable. SKA. ___ne.-?leon common Sea Islands aro worth 60@66ccntB. Finer grades are 75???0 cants, and of the old fine crops nearly all have been bought np or for ward?-j ?9OTT0N BTATHMBNT. Stock on hand September 1st. Received sinon May 17. " Previously., Total Receipts.. Exported this week. " Previously. Total Export?. Stock on hand. 18O9-S0. Sea Uland. 381 li 7,9601 200,352 j 8,309 118 7.677 8,095 164 Upland. 9,731 3,818 306, ?13t 1.108 181,831 183,989 18,43? xxroB-rs or OOTTOK raoii MAT 17, 1866, to MAT at, I 1866. Ports. Liverpool.... Boaton., New York..., Baltimore ... Philadelphia. Total Export-. Sea Ittatui. 106 106 Upland. 1008 160 1158 Kaiian--Aro very dull at yd fat upland, and "id for sea i.la.d to Liverpool. To New York by steamers, fraigtus are tluctuatliig and nominal. We quote $1 per bale for cotton, anti ti 60 per bale for domestics. To Philadelphia nd Baltimore, by steamera, yo tor cotton. To Boston, per steamar, square 16x16 compresaed yo. By sailing -essol* to all northern ports He. limner to Liverpool and Bristol. 4 ?sid to 45s per load; to New York, Sli> to 811 L'imber 1? ia good demand I ? Weet ludia ports, 910 to ?Ii per 1000 feet, and $13 to the windward of the Island. Augusta Market. A??1U8TA, May 3L-COTTOH.-There was but a very limited demand to-day, with ?ew sates. Small lots sold At 94o for ?trict Middling, ant 35c for Good Middling. We heard of one sale of L->w Ml-idllng at 30c. Bolders and buyers are hold!og oil on account of Northern ad GoiaU.-Market excited, and going np with a rush. Quid in demand at la?? 140. Brokers bu? ing st 138. 8i_v_t.-Very little o_ the market. Soiling at 138. ?a. Boinia.--Georgia Batlrosd Bonds are selling at par. . Colambua Marke?!. OOLUMHCS, May 23 - CorroK-_lddllog sold as high as 38 to 39c yeaterdsy. Blontgotni-ry marlaet. MONTGOMERY, May 32 - Coilos-The market was active and firm on yesterday. Good style Middlings were in demand at 28 to 80o. Mobile Markeeta MOBILE. May 91.-Corrow.-There was only a light demand to day. Mock on sale poor, and but little offer ing. 'I ho sales amounted to 310 bales. Middlings mt to -o. , MONKTABT AND Ki.**ANC-ia.- Tlioro has bcou t fair business done to-day. GOLD.-There is a ?ood demand, with an upward ten dency. Buying and aeliing rata 130 to 133. SilaVKR-Buying anti selling at 119 to 126. Exo-*.i*o_.-Sterling 188 to 141. Naw York sight *? premium. New Orleans par. Memphis Market. MEMPHIS. May 22 -0..nON.-The news in misti?n to thia great staple give? ua an evidence of tun? lito of the artiole, and that it still holds aud wields a powerful in Q'?euee lu thomar-of the w rid. Tue re-flow of Govern ment Securities to the ceauuete of Wall-street carries mi (Ile Lout suggestion? with thom. Thoie b? nds that are deemed good by all capitalista, both In Europe and our own country, would not bo returned were it not for some reason that is deoper (han (ne mere aotion of Bulls and _e_ra. We bullevo that th> grand preparations for war now making on the continent -of Europe?, and whose vi brations are felt through the old world, has much to do with tho d?.pro sion of Amorlcjyi Securities 'abroad. Heretofore the rule has bean, when commotion existed in our country, its people Invested in the securities of others. The rule at (.-tient srems obsoleto, as Euro peans are holding aloof from our Bonds. The immense capital required to carr? on war is forcing the Govern. niAJits of Km opo into market as borrowers. This diplo matic process causes great str_g?_oy, which ettaota all -ccuritto.-t. The withdrawal of capital -ona trade, and its ulroctlon to war purposes, forces upon us shipments of Go'd t? meet oontlngents. This has caused a rise in tho p. colona metal. The lmmenae shipment? of Cotton to Europe to meet Importations has depleted the home market, the de mand fir which, for man-?cturing purposes, and also for foreign ?hi pment causes ?Cotton to ?dranos and t?nd upward. The New York dispatches yesterday ?how an advance ol two cents. Ino noon dispatch said, Cotton firm at ST to 39o, and in ilomand, with prices tending upward. On the receipt of this news tue staple ad> vanead fr'_ one to two orpts here, and the market throughout the day was active, with prices firm and tending upwards. Holders of-red freely and inquir??* were gocd. Over 400 bales change l hands, at tne fol lowing prices: Good Middling at 83 to 84o; Middling at 81 to 32o, and some eales of Bright Mi?idling at 82 >?o; Low Middling at 20 to 80o; Good Ordinary at 27 to 38c, 23 bales Repacked at 22c The market clised flmi. We give too quotations a? lollowa: ordinary.,.25@2Go Good Ordinary...'.?v7?28c Low Middling.,.2041-o Middling.8i"-12o Mtriot Middling.88(# Good Ml ii d?ng.....'.84(a) Wilmington Market. WILMINGTON, May 7L-ronrBfrttita-Only 42 bbli. received, aud sold at $6 for Virgin, $310 for Yellow Bip, and ?l 61 for hard, *** 380 lbs. Brintra Tunvr.x ritt E.-Hale ?of 116 bbls at 58o, and 03 do at 60c %? gallon tor white, mjag 'loam -"les of 321 bbls at $0 Q'tyflil 60 for No. 1, $7 7* (?8 for Palo, and $5 (or Opaque, *f, 380 lbs. COTTON.-94 bales chaogtd hands st 8<o ** lb for Mid dllng. Har -Sales from wharf ol 161 bales Northam at OSo. and 200 do at ?l *** i00 lb*. ?.-.. Baltimore Market. BAX.TIMOBE. May *3 - OOTKE_-V/o report sslss of 400 bigs Bio, from second hands, at l7j?<E*t2? >?o gold,as to quality. Kiaoun-There was some demand to-day for Saps-, with eales of lOO bbls Mor-wcstern at ?9 BO* 100 do do at ft* 70; 300 bbls Howard ?txoet at 810; 75 do choice Pennsylvania (?winter wheal) at | IO 61 ?a bhl. For other desoripUons tbero is only a jobblsgdemand, but prlw-a remain without quotable o t. ange, we repeat, vis : How? ard-etre- -per and ont extra $10 29 to 10 BO, do Extra ahlpptng fll CO lo 19, do high grades ?13 to l8, do Fam ily 914 to IB; Ohio Soper aud out tatra ?10 to 10 20, do Extra shipping fit to 13, do retailing $11 ?50 to 12 60. and do Family ?i3 60 to 14 Mi Northwo.torn Super 9 SO to 10; do I-tea $10 75 to li Mi City Mills Super $0 69 to 10, do shipping brands titra $18 to l8 60, do standard lixtra ? 111 J 13, do hlaih grades retailing $14 60; Saltia ?oro, Welch's ?ntl Gre-n?eld Family $16 $0 f bhl. Uro mont. nsw. M 66 to 6 ? ob!, Oom Meat-City UU?saadBnuad?w_e8??Mw>4 40 H bbL a Ga-*.-Tbo reosipt? ot Wheat toda? were only _( -?--??-?i m. nominal, and no transactions re thoto woio #s\lca of I-EOlQbn??'*)';* ,, ?ort?*.. YcHterda ? terms. Corn-Offerings ?- -.* siring red on privai White and C600 buaht*.??- -nay ernbiacoa 19,0001? axil el i doiuand: markt?* -*? yellow; white waa In very bris ?oma 11,000 " opened st 88 cent?, at willoh flgur f 700 bo??- ,. oujhcls were sold; subsequently sake C bush'' '?'. r?p! rte?l at 89 lo 87 cent?-or ?ellow, S.OO -' . ST" *Lold ?t _ t0 w eeaia Vor bushel, bulk at th "Utside figure. Oat?-3000 bushelfl rccclvod; marke very firm; ?ale? . f ?JO bushels at 67 to 70 cent?, woli-hl a material advance. ' ? MOt_?_8_NoUllog doing. F raovioio**?,-Xbe market ia dull except for Baoon ? Which 1? In good steady Jobbing demand. We rcpor ?jaie? of ?0 to? 76 bhd?, lneludlDg Shoulders, at HV U 15o, ?nd Sides at 17* to 16c, moatly at theoutaid, figures. Ham? are atoady bu t inscti ve, hold at 24 to 26? for sugar-cured canraaed. Bulk Meat? aro held noml -^"Sas-aT" q??ot*tion?, ?rus: for Shoulders l*f,*ic, ant Bide? 16*0, offerings are light, and but llttlo Inqulrj ftom tho trade, hard-Wo notice a salo o? loo tierce City on private term?. Hess Pork-Nothing doing; laut ?alo was at $81 per bbl. POTATO??.-Supply and demand both light, but price? ore steady at ?1 40 to $1 4? por bushel for Malno, Jack ?on and Carter?, Peaob Blows, ?to. Baxna.-Wo quoto Flax at f . 86 to $ ? SO por bushol reoolpta ?mail.' j*o Inquiry for Clover or Timothy. SUOAJ*.-W?? report sales of 80 bbde grocery Porto Bloo at ia to 13Xo; 404 hhda and 00 boxes Cuba, cargo of bark Lizzie Uaymond, for refining, st 10>i cents, 4 months. HALT-With moderate Jobbing demand and ample ?took, wo quote Liverpool ground alum at 1 70 to $1 76; Marshall'? and Worthlu? ton's flue 3 lo to $3 15; other brand? loss known 3 bS to $3 -or sack. Turk? inland we still quoto at COP per bushol for lots from ?.toro, but ?lock very light. WniBKET-Un atonday, but not boforo reported, there waa a Bale of 34 bbl? Pinnsylvania at $3 38. 1 oday, market quiet but firm at ia 37 por (-allon for Western. New York Markets MON BY MARKET. Tho financial artiole of the New York Timet of Wed noaday, the 23d ?nat., ?aya: The panlo newa from England, received tait night, and which Induced? heavy rush upon thoa old Itoom_ a? noticed In the postscript to our last report-?ASS followed to-day by an advance of Interest In tho Monoy market to mil 7 per cent. This rate waa very generally paid by tho Brokers to-day ?to carry over Gold as well " Stocks. And as the Banks expected to bo called upon to pay largo ?ama of Currency into tho Treasur , on their certified chocks to tho Gold Brokers, out of the ordinary courte of the dally Bcttlemonta through the Olearlng-houso, there waa aome apprehension early in the day of a severe temporary pressure for Honey. Bat tbls fooling was promptly relieved at tho Treaanry Offlcs by aaauranoos lrom air. Van Dyck, the Assistant Treasurer of the United State?, that he would neither deliver nor malst upon payment for the whole? of the large sum? of Gold taken from hi? Broker last night-although doltverablo at bia option at any time m threo day?-nor would be re fuse, in settlement with: the banks wbose checks bo would come into possession of, any of tbo intereat-bear ing obligations of (na Government which thsy might prefer to tender m pr?f?rence to currency. This offer included twelve month? certific?los of Indebtedness, bearing 0 per cent lniereat; Certificate? oi Dopoalt, on 1? day?' notice, bearing 6 per cent; and Compound 6 per cent Note?, duotn 18<37 and 1858, all with full scorned Interest to tho present date. This afternoon, we are In formed, that tho offer 1? mad? to the publie generally to pay off any of the Certificate? of Indebtedness and any of the Compound 6 per cent Notes, with full accrued Interest, on presentation at the New York o??co, thus saving to the bolder? of tho Certificates of Indtbtednea? tho trouble and delay of sending them to Wasulngton. Tho offer to reoalve the 6 percent Oortiflcaten of Do posit, waiving the ten day?* notice, 1? continued only to auoh of the Aeaooiated Banks In exchange or settlement ot check? whloh the Assistant Treasurer may hold agalnet them. In these liberal arrangements at the Treasury Office, It 1? not difficult to ?ce tbo early return of the Honey market to a condition of ?use, though at an advance ot one or two par cent, m tue rate? cuirdnt to th? Brok er?, a? compared with laat week. In other words, 8@7 per oent. m place of 4@?*> per cent. The recent aale? of Gold out of the Treaanry, wltb the premium thoroon, ?rill enable tho Government t > make a much larger further reduction of the Pu??lio Debt m May, than waa anticipated early m tho mouth, provided the Certifi cates and Note? now Invited to be pr<neutod for pay ment are fortiraomlug. 7 he Secretary we are quite euro wonld prefer to pay them off to retaining his pres ent large Gold and Onrrency bajanct? lu tu?* "t_ury. The ? orelgn Exchanges bav.? ho .n amply supplied with Gold for ablpmnnt ont of ho Treasury Office. A portion of the sale? were no douot avsvi ed uf by Gold speculators. w#o, as noticed last night, havi? advanced tho price 3 to 3 per cent; but the ??hole amount lot loose Is available for export, directly or indirectly, and the sooner it 1? hastened abroad the so ?ner will the trouble and anxiety of the movement be relteved here. Nearly every one anticipates the most fav.-rabie t-flect, every way, on American credit m Euro o, in reapoiise even to tho receipt of the first, heavy remittances ?( at week. It will be greatly helghtene J, of co rae, and the relief warmly apprccla'ed should eight mlillou? addi tional go forward tbls week (as we estimate will be tno case), and as much more next week and the week after, by which time, if not before, the occasion for auch heavy r< miitances wiU have paksed over. Th-? amount of Goid to be forwarded hy the Canarder ? 1 frim Beaton to-morrow, and the extra steamer Tarifa from toi? por. is estimated at .{??000,000 altogether. Tile preparation? for Saturday's steamers will probably embrace $4,000.000 or f 5.000,(?08. although * e may re mark that the preseut demand for Billa would scarcely JuVUfy such largo figures. The amount? of 0, 8 0-20'a received by the City of New y?rk and Bremen thl? forenoon waa n -\ large. ?...J letter? from the otner aide ?peak of money being too valuable In London to risk Its outlay for SO dayB on tee purtihavo and transmission to New York of 6-20's even at ow figures. We hear of no very considerable sums of Erle or Illinois Central, though poth bave nndoubt-dly been Imported to ?orne extent ?t the present large differences botween London and Now York. -PBODUCE MAlkKET.' NEW YORE, May " -The receipt? of the principal kinds ot Produce since our last bave been 10,1-35 ..bia flour, 63,688 bushel? Corn, 7640 bushels Rye, 19,760 buauels Oats, 160 bueheis Molt, 4G bbl? Pork, 19,750 packages Cut Meats, 63 packages Lard," and 258 bbl? WhlsHoy COFFEE-Quiet at formor prices. We quote: Java at l&Vid?litC ; Native C'ojlun at 2.@ZJc; MaracAibo at 19i$ 22c; Eaguayra at 18>.@2Jc; Rio at 16)?@tO)?c; _d tit. ?votulugo at Wi(?il>io, cash, Ingold, t? lb. Week's receipts of Kio, lx.603 bags. Salea, 6878 jags; the latter including, arcordiug to MomT. Wm. Scott k Sous, ' 4/03 bags, and ombrace 15i>9 per Ml ranis, 600 per Z?n gara, 6i?3 per Oller (befoio arrival), and 1200 uer Auld Heckle, P. N. X. ; iG"u per Premerou, have hot-n snipped from ??rat hands to GeJvOAton. The market closes vory quiet." mock of all A?nda of Coffee, to-day. 167,073 nags, including ulo and Santo? Coffee. 106.085 b?gs; of Gover.mi-nt Java, 414G bags, of Cuba, 4201 bags; of Mar acatbo, 3308 b->gs; of Lagusyra, 20.002 bag?; of St. Do miiiflo. 700 bag?; of Ceylon, 17.761 bag?; and of other descriptions, 4S21 bags. ?TOOK or RIO. Kew Orleans, baga.10,000 Mobile, bag..??,700 Baltimore, baga.;.9.000 NewYoik, bag?.106,085 Grand total bags...;.127,086 Ccn-roN-I? held qmte firmly, though the demand la less argent. Modilug? are quoted at from 37@4o cent?, oalefiy without tbls range, per lb. Sale?- ?inoa our hut 1400 bale?, against receipts of 2,060 bale?. MQV-CMatNlS IN COTTON AT TUIfl POST. Balea. Receipts thus far thl? week.2,120 Receipts? nee May 1, 1860.16,111 Receipts since Jan. 1, 1866.?0)7,730 Receipts slDoe Sept. 1,1886.762,170 Export? this week...;.4,774 Exporta since Sept. 1, 1865.458,874 laVOUat ANO _?_-Sate and Western Floor baa been In more rsquest, and the low gradea hove advanced 10 to 15o per bbl Halos amos onr laat, 10.660 bbl*. inclu ding common to choice Superfine State and Western at $7 10 to 8; very poor to cnoice Extra State at $8 to 9 60, ohlefly at IB to 8 70; round-hoop Extra Ohio, poer to good shipping brand?, at $10 to 9 00 per bbl. We now quoto ; ?. ' ?iiporflne State and Western.$7.10 @ $8 00 Eura State.?.8.00 @ O.OO Extra Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, &o.8 16 @ 13 00 "tra Ohio, round-hoop, ahlpp'g brand?.. 9 10 & 9 65 Extra Ohio, trod o and family brands. 9.70 @ 14.1/0 Extra Geneseo.0.H6 @ 13 75 Poor to very choice extra Miaamui.10 90 @ 17.00 Houthorn Hour has been in <'emand, at at?-ad> rates. B.tea ?luce oar laut 40u bbls, in lot?, nt $10 26? $11 75 f??r poor to good, and $11 Senior uo d to very choleo extra brauds, per bid Canadian Flour is doing better., eales 370 bid? Extra at $?. 70?14 ?. bbl Itje Flour is continue a heavy, including ?mor flue at $ti(rt)$f.60 fi bbl.; sales, 2:u bbU. Corn Meal is in in deiate demand at $3 Diir<t..*4 20 lor West ern, $4 for Jorsey, $4 25 for Manili'B Calm lo, luid $4 35 fir Urandy wine ?B b'?l Sales, r?i;o bols. GnaiN.-Wheat has been In iiretiy fair' demand, and quoted up 3 to se per bushel. Sales since our last 69,000 IIIIKIIOII.. liiol?.ding White Mlchlgau at $3; New Amber Michigan at $9 6t; Mllwaultee Club at$3 05 to $2 ?Oper buvhol C? rn ha?boen moreaotivoand d<*?oided?y firmer. Malo* ?Ince <nr last 81,000 bo*bel*, at 78 to 8 J HO tor un sound, and 82 to 8flo, in ?toro and delivered, for sound new and old m zed Western ; 85c for round yellow, and OOo for very choice Western do per bushel Oats are In active demand and dearer, Inolaulug State at "tiC&i; Jersey add Pennsylvania at 68 to 60o; old Wcntern at 69 to 0 lo, in ?toro ?odd -liverod ; now Western at SI t . 66o per buahel; aale? 78,000 bushel?. Harley-nul Barley Halt are doll and nominal. Of Rye 6 ton btmhelo havo been s Id, at $115 for Canada, $113 for State, and 6 for Wea i ern per bnahel HAT-North Uiver b ?io continues in fish* demand, at 05 to 90o for p or to cholos per loo lb?. * Bora oontlnue in request and buo? ant, Including last year's orop, at 15 to 650, and two year?' old at 0 to 80c par lb. *.'_.. Msraxs have been quiet and maoh depressaJ, gener* sally. Mo*_M s Is In molerata damoad, inomdlng New Oilesn?. at Mo to li 10; Porto Bloo at 50 to 750; Oubs at 83 to 60o per gallon. NAVAL FTOSU oontinne quiet to-day, includlns Spl it? of Turpoutlno, at 91 Ho to $1 per gallon; Omde do at $5 to $5 25; BostU at II CO io $11 75 per 280 Uni ?r at $3 25 " $3 60 per bb). Ona? comliuo in fair demand, Uclndifig crude whale at ti ni bleached whalo at $1 25 to $1 80s Crude sperm st $3 BOto $3 ?ft unb!. ached dust $3 60 to $2 K6; lard ?-?>.?; B?J_M?-I,,0"*? .. ?..? ?-*-^ .? ?*?..? ? ?'.--. .j :' J." Ta. *V t_....l>lA l .-O, l???. rBTBOLi*.DM rul?s dull and heavy, at 20y to 27c for crudi?, 43 to 43o for reflned. in bond, and 69 to 61o for do, freo, per gallon. PBOVIKIOKB*a-Pork lum been lona '?- live' and heavy. Hales einco our laat 8300 bbls, in .lois, st $30 25 to $*0 60 for new Mess, closing at t'JO 97y cash; $33 to (39 60 for one year old Mess; $30 76 to $37 for new Primo Mesa; $24 25 to $24 60 for now Primo por bbl. Sales were abo made of 4360 b bia new Moss, May, June, July snd Au?.nut dolirery, soliera' snd bnyors' options, et $29 20 to $30 76 per bbl. Cul Meat? continue in moderate demand* St 12,"io to Vi yo tot bhouidera and 17Se to lS,Vc for HsmB,' gales 636 pbga. Bacon is dull snd nominal, including Cumberland ?Cut st 14Xo to nye; Short What I6y to loo; Long Bibbed. 16 to l?.Sic; Long Clear. 15"i to lOcl Short Clear, ley to lo?io, per lb; tales 60 boxes. Dresaed Bogil continue duli and heavy st I3Ja? to 13o per lb. Lard la quiet to day : sales 666 tes snd bbla at 19c to 33o, per lb. Beef continues in fair demand at $16 to $30 60 for new Plain Mess, and $31 to $34 .- for new Extra do; eales have been roportad of (00 bbls. Tloroo Beef continue? inactive. Beef Hams rule scarce and quiet at $47 to $48 per bbl. Butter is vory dull at 3So to 46o for hu?te, and soo to A'iyo Western. Cheese is inactivo at ICo to 33 per lb. SooAitn- Aro in lively demand arid buoyant Sales since our >sst 1860 bhds. including Cuba, Ac., at from 10o to i2,Vc; aud 460boxeB Havaua at Ho to 13X0 per peand. Be fined Hogs- ?ro in demand at 13){o to 16J?O per pound. BTBAniMK-Sales since our last ?54.070 pounds at 31c to 3'?.V?: per pound, TALLOW-bales 146,000 pounds at 12o to 12J?C, and 38.0U? pounds ?tirease at 10o to 13),o per pound. WnisKKT-Continues lnaolive and nominal at $3 36 to $3 3. y por gallon. FnBiauTS-A brig was chartered for Bio with Flour at Ufo per bbl. Gthetwlse tho market was quit. dull. U-n(ICIKCI per SouCti Caroline, It rUlromt, Nay 'sa. 238 bales Cotton, 3 cars Csttle, Furniture, snd Sun dries. To ? B H?rigere A Oo, K 3 Wiss k Co, J B B Sloan, H L Jeffers * Co, O N Averlll A Son, G B Walter A Co, W B Williams, W liryce, Adams, Frost * Co. 0 O Martindale, Strauss, Vanees k Co, P Weat, O O Witt-?, W 0 Duttes ti CO, T I'e?rlatelo, A Gage & Co, B A McLeod, G W Williams A Co, Cameron, Barkley ?s Oo. Rev H L 1 hilllpn, O B Molso A Co, J v Kavanagh, B HcElroy, 3 L Barnwell, Win O Be? k Co, Bergman, Meyer A Co, W W Smith, Graoser k Smith, A Koblmon ft co. Pasa?_gera. Por steamer Dictator, from Palatta, via Jacksonville, and Fornandlna-Mrs whituer. Miss Whitner, Mrs Glover, nurae and child, Ml.a Jones and servant, Mrs Lee. Mrs Thones, M Brant, L O Yoght, G Murdock, J Shay, T Lannln, Mrs Margaret Steward, J Z Bind, Win Ci-aig, A Schurler, T E Flemming, 3 MoNolty, J N Cor do-, Jira Louisa Wilson snd 2 children, T W Hood. D Nuard, G Vf Bto?j, W Morgan, J Korward, W K Bod gers, Gov D S Walker. PORT CALENDAR. OOM- OTSD W-ILL rn__s or rai MOON. Last Q. 7th, 4h. 33m. even IFirst Q. 31st, 4h. 38m. morn New M. 14th, 9h. 88m. morn) mil M. 39-, 7h. 68m. morn I 911 Monday. Tuesday. Wednesday, Thursday.. rriday. Saturday.., Sunday. 4..69 4..68 4..87 4..67 ?..fid 4. .66 4..66 fl..66 ?..60 ?..66 6..67 6.. 67 6..C8 G..68 13..33 | 13..69 1..63 S..?_ a..4i 4..34 B..30 6.. S 12..69 1..35 a.. 8 a. .40 a..io 8..61 MARINE NEWS. PORT OF CHAR1.KST?1?, Arrive?! Ytater.lny. (MAT 36 8t_mer Dictator, Coxetter. Falstka, via Jacksonville and Fern-dina. Mt_e. To the Master. BELOW. Sohr Elizabeth ft Eleanor (3-maated), of New York, from Nassau for New York, has put Into port for a sup ply of provisions. Cleared Yestertlay. (MAT 25 Sehr Grape Shot, Bonne*u, h Port in Ct-a-Willis ft anisolm. Behr Golden Gate, Friable, Philadelphia-H F Baker ft Co. . Went Co Se? Yesterday. [__- 38 Sehr Daniel Brittain, Springer, Providence. B L Sobr Jonas Sparks, Crowther. Baltimore. Sehr Wide World, BUdreth, New York. From this Port. Steamship Saragossa, CroweU, New York, Hay 33. Bark Istria, Sewell, Liverpool,-. Sp bsrk Anita, Oreda, Barcelona, May 3. Cleared for this Parta Bsrk E Wright, Jr, Llnekla, at New York, May 32. Q-IIT'T BOOK STORE, No. 398 King-street. TIBERAL AND POPULAR METHOD TO I**g_B_ J the rapid sale of NEW AND STANDARD BOOKS, including Works of Fiction; also, Prayer Books, Bibles, Hymn Books, Backgammon Boards, Writing Desks, Photograph Albums, Port-lion. Card Pictures, Ac. All our books are In new and subatanttsl bindings, carefully ?elected from the lists of the most eminent publishers, and sold at their list prlcoa. $36.00 worth of Gifts dis tribute! with every $100 00 worth of Gooda Gifts varyiuic in value from 25o. to $16.00, given with each arti?*!e sold. We wish It distinctly understood that we have none of tbe Brass Jeweiry-our Gifts are useful articles. 'i lie. Huest assortmout of Photograph's ever exhibited In this etty will be found here. The ''Circulating Library," so well known to the citi inna of this city, bas receive'* a large audition of new Books, by the most popular authors. Initials stamped on Note Paper and Envelopes with out extra charge. The public are respeotl-ly Bolioitad to give ns a trial, and satisfy thoimelves._Uno May 19 THE SOUTHEE? .EXPRESS COIPilY Office No. 1-7 Meeting-street. aO_?T_?T__0TIO2Srs WITH ALL RAILROADS THROUGHOUT, TOB UNITED STATES. Every attention given to the safe Transmission of Freight. Money? and Valuables. WILL CALL FOR AND DELIVER FREIGHT TO ANY POINT IN THE CITY, FREE OF CHARGE. II. O. PLANT, Preddont, Augusta, Ga. TUB YEW Kit As '' AWEKKL? PAPER. PDBLUHBD AT DARLING. TON 0O?BT noDflE, ha? recently been trana ftSWSiIta na by ita original proprietors.' Located in'ths same District, and only one station distant from tbi irreat railrosd cymtro of Florence, our facilitl- for com? munica lion with all parts of the oo un try, and ?sspaciallj with the drina of Charles ton, Columbia and Wilmington nom whtoJa We are nearly ml__l| ara uasurcaSse The Editor. 3. B. NOBWoSb,. Esq., m%% iorxaet^" koowa to the press of the Bute as one oi the orlo in founders, and for sereraj years EtUtor of Uto Dar linn t |_g. which paper was disco ntl nu id at t?e beginnl n? !____._. ?_?____ tt-' *_?.* *? **Pafl_aUjr sotie a shara of tho advert-\ng patronac?. - d. i? Op. .Hu?. a CO.. Publish*-. iHriiogtouQ. ii., tk 0.,D*e?mbet2. 18f_? Ti^ttvorutr IS i" ?V> ' ' THBDsItLllvtWOll S??THssltr<?i*_u --pBB 80DTBEBNEB l8 PUBLISHED BEGBL]__? I every FU1DA? -OBMINO. At tarlington ?o_1 -?*?? r\ "_' by ??*?**1.--1* BRO**, and _3lU_ JSB. w* BJ2.3 ****"3- lt ****. ?J**-1 ooinm?t-od lu (?EVBNTB VOLD_BM?lejvS??fhwW_B auspice* It " .larg* ^f__________B the heat73 aaoar, eut tAe psb?a^: Is determined to spar? neither labor nor ?SBMp making It worthy ?I totattiteat patraaaga Bavtog s K00?- ?_** __*_T V1*"***! ?ta??6oo among ?be riant ?ra sad Mttfcbanls of fiuhngio^ WSUK?, ?d o ttt? S__*t_^?Ef .*__?_ ?,,l__L h*At*snteum. to C ._*?__* tod otk_rs oautom nt making tbemne ***82*_?2^^>-!W^ A* Mvast^taamtr watasaarTm HUGER & HASELL, No. 137 MEETING-ST., CIlAI-UaEBTOR. 8. O. LOCOMOTIVES, RAILROAD IRON RAILWAY SUPPLIES PORTABLE _ STATIONARY ENGINES j|IRON _ WOOD WORK MAOHINERY SAW MILLS, GRIST MILLS COTTON GINS, MILL AND GIN BANDS WILDER'S SALAMANDER SAFES, ?Vc April 2 BmMMBlMBR?IJ?NBM, x?i__:i_?_3iD. INCO"POH_T__ tJHD_a\.*?T?_B 00_P?V NJCKS' ACT, 18<ia." AUTHO?lZEI) CAPITAL "1.8W.0OO, IN (?0,000 SHARES OF ?80 EACH. First Iaame, 80,000 Sbares, and tho rom Bindor to bo Is sued a? may be required, under the sanction of a Gen eral Meeting. - THE ENGLISH ??AMERICAN BANK, LIMITED, Having opened Offlooa at No. 6S WALL 8TBKBT. NEW YOBK, Is pre pared to sell BUI? of Kjvohango on tho BNGUSS AND AMEiUOAN BANK (UMPTED), Lon don, and on the UNION BANK OS* LOUDON; to btur BUlS of Exchange, and to Issue Commercial and Travel ers' Credit?, available In an parte of the world. Com mercial OredlU Issued for nae In shs EAST INDUES, CHINA. AND AUSTRALIA, WILL US UPON TUE 0__HTAL BANK OOBPOBAHON OB LONDON. Further particular? may bo ??oertained on application at tbo Office. No. 63 Wall street W11-IAM WOOD. Manager. GEO. BDBGHALL WATTS, ?_tlst_t Manager. April a _,_ 6mot MIRUM DMG I1011SH JOHN ASHHURST, Superintendent, *TO__Ea"LV Ol' No. ?0 HAYNBUSTRKB?, ?JUST RECEIVED AND HOW ?W 8T?BE, A FBLL SUPPLY OS DRUGS, PATENT MEDICINES, pgBTDlkCBBY BBUSHX8 PaiXKTB OXLB "* WINDOW OI__ K_i08ENE0tL LAMPB.?A VVHOL_BAL" AOE3T8 _U_ DRAKE'S PLANTATION BITTERS Sterling's Ambrosia. CONSTITUTION LIFE SYR?P, CONSTITUTION WATER,, AND ALL THE BKT.TABT.B PATENT MEDKJ1NE8 OP TBB PAT. JOSEPH A. MORGAN, WHOLESALE DEUG?IST, Mo. 153 MEETING-ST., OPPOSITE CHARLESTON HOTEL. ?Tftbrnanr l8 CHEROKEE QUHB. INDIAN MEDICINE. .Ocres all d.cesjo? ?ceased by , Bolf-abu?'.?, ?da.-Spermator rheo, b'rminal . weakness,' Night - Emissions, Lost of Memory, Universal Lastt tttdt, Pains in the Book, Dim \-=.ness of Vision, Prematuro | Old Apt, Weak Nerren, D\ffi \enUt Breathing, Pals ?ountt 'nancA Insanity, Consump tion, and all ills?ajos that fel low as a seqnenen of youthful indiscretions. The Cherokee Cure will restore ht-atth und -Hgor? step tbe emissions, and effect a poruannent euro alter all other medicines bave flail?-?!. Thirty-two pa-jo pamphlet seat la a sealed ?nrolop?, free to any address, Price $a per bottle, or three bottles for A5. Bold by all dru(*ir>sta. at will bo sent by expresa to any portion of Um world, on receipt of prioe, by the sole proprietor, Dr. W. B. _BBW_T, 37 Walker 8t., If. T. Cherokee Remedy, Caros all Urinary ?Tem* , T,Hints, viz: Gravel, Iilflam . malton of the Bladder and ?K?luey?, Retention of ] Urine, Strictures of th? lUrethrtt, Dropsical SweJl Hngs, Rrlek Dust Deposit*, anil ?li diseases that require r. diuretic, niul when used In .conjunction with tho CHEROKEE INJECTION, docs not fall to euro Gonorrhea, Gleet and alt Mu cous Discharges In Malo or Female, curln? re?stil casts in from one to thre* days, and is cir-eclo'ly rfcomtnoiiiled In tboso cues of Fluor Alhus or Whitts in Female*. Tho two ?or? cine? used in conjunction will not fall to remj>v? tbl^laaweablo complaint, end in these case? where ot"r medicine? liavo boon used without success. Price, Remedy, Ono Bottle, ii, Three Bottles, ?5. M Injection, " * ... ., , i _?Ch?Wlt-??>,*?t7???*A" "Remed?/," ??id /?y*o <^"are to bo found In a? well regulated drag store?, ?nd are teoeaimendad by ph|/elclan? and Suill orer tho world, for &?&?***** Snomerit. Bon.? ^**W*?$&??Z?l?i try to deceWe their costomsrs, b*^*W??P.t_ wot-thI?_ tjomnoniatlsv-ln cnlor to ms?? Money Unlec-Tof th?_ B4 net dtaMeed. If,the dr*?. rfsUw?H not bay them for yon, write to us, and we wlU send thom io yea by ejp???, ksteart?r ptekaA _d treetrow, ob*erV?Uon' fe treat all due?? to which Uw hnman ?ystem Is suljeet, and J?1UJM plowed to rteelro ftrtl end earp,'.'?-!* ?ft^^AE? those who hare felled to r?oel?/o relief iieretotoea. I_iUo? or ?renUftm on can addreaa us in ptrflsoi ?w?? ?deneA W? doird to send our thirty-two pMS l_ophl?Jt free to ??cry lady and *?????>-???. _. land, Addreaa all letter? for pampJaleU, modldne?, o? adulce, to the ?ol? proprietor, " Dr. W. _?imWl?,ir7 Walkat ?*HH. T. WBSB\ sha*. 3 S OWN lyEDIES. CoBgTess Spring Water. Empire Hpriuff Water. Columbia? Spring Water? SO NATURAL OB ABTIFICIAL COMPOUND HA?' yet boon disco yored or lancraimnuu that equals the?* waters as a PBEVENTIVB. BELIEF AND FERMA MBliT CUBE, for many Umporary and ohronlo di?_ eases, as proved by the exporlcnoe of many thousand? who have draak thom for years, with tho most boneflciA _*H_> CONGRESS WATER If a ""artie, alterativo and tonic, and is ? v_n?hi_. rsmedy for affeoUons of the Liver au,! Kldnove Dv_ pepsis. ?>out. Chronic Constipation and c?u_cou_ __L*. esses. It is a most poworiul prevontive of tho FV?V!?_ aad BUiOWB OompUlnU, so provalont in warm climate? EMPIRE WATER I? a catharUc, and a valuablo ronlody ror UhoumaH-m Dorasgoment of the Liver, Disease et\thsB-T-Sl General Debility. 1U et-oU are most sal,, .r?,i"TV ??_ Disesss?. It is an almost ?trun oui- t ,r"crofni_ Tf the mort aggravated forms ol Dyapepiia. As a F?-__. ^?_Bd?UWt i0r *" B-UooJ- I>er,,*uKonio?ts, ii: sun_t COLUMBIAN WATER I? a tocio snd dlurotic oi a highly bon?flclal char*/??-* and I? a Fosrrrva MOOBI (or Dlabet??, Gravel -l_h_! IrriUtionand InflammaUon o? the Eidnoya soft ]?_____ and has most ?ingularly active sflhotf in rectorinc _i_. organs when debiliUted by long disease. Femalesw_? bavosuflorod foryesrs from Ir-gntarlty, aad the di_ tressiiig diseases known only to their sex. Uro be?* M^raLfrfwA?E^* Wthfal "* Jad,cloao ?. o? oo These wsUrs are bottled fresh and pure, from*e?o_ of ' the abovanamed 8prlnga, in so oarcful and secure>_ mannei? that they pro-fra all their medioln_vslne lor year?, and wiU be found ixj,i_lly efficaclou* w_oa ____ thousands of mues distant, as when taken directly from tho Spring. Beteare ef Imitations and inferior Waters; the oorks o?. _I ginoino CongroaB, Empire and Ooltuablaa Watara? ure brandod on the side of the cork, thus : (Oosaaxss WATKS, 1 j Em__ WATKB.? I 0. k E. B. Oo. J \ O. A K fi. (y? \ ICOLUMBIAN Wann, I * I O. A B. 8. Co. ) Packed safely and securely, in boxes soluble for ship, ment to any part of the world. OongrosB and Empira Waters hi boxes, oontalnlng ? Dozen Pinte, or a Doxea Quart Bottles each. Columbian Water in boxes contain tug 4, or O Doten Half PinU, or 4 Docen Pint Bottle? tach. gold by all Druggists, Hotels, Wine Merchants, ana Srst-um Grocers. Bold only at Wholesale by HOTCHKISS SONS, PrOD'K, No. 92 Beekman-street, N. Y. ST Ordars by mail reoaive prompt attention. Ms"hlB_U-tn9ms H___LTH RESTORED, AND 8IOENEJ38 PBEVBNTED HY UHINU THE OKH BBATBD GEAEFENBERG FAMILY MEDICINES. AMONO WBIOB ABE MARSHALL'S UTERINE Cd.TIIQLlCON, Piioe $1.60 au^^J?-1 taWUhly* P~lUvcly, Inrariably enreafl g__|____^-?__-^__a tZt^Sr^IzP' o*0*. wbJch "?"?T -0*1 r?**?<ler_i. fa.?^hi_r'- -omen between tho ages of IB and 60, '~r_>B*^ the medical prot'eselon seeks In vain (ora .-*"*-y, and from whioh wealth, position, delicacy, and refinement afford no exemption. Bead the following: LA?AYJ-*J-, Ex.. -lune 81,186?. I am a grad?ate of tho regular Mi-di ?-al Colleges. Eight? sen months ago I bad seven t-aaes of -vere t?male di*. esso which I had entirely failed to curt-. One lady had - nsUttt hyst?ries; one had every s-mpton of epliap?o Ronvnlilons cons?quent npon den-god monatruatlon; others bad whites, talllng, lrregalanties, and all the se vere symptoms of coat-ned uterine derangement. Havinomy attention called to MAI-HALL'S DTEBINH OATHOLICON, I used it, snd it cured every case. Theza has not bean a single failure in its operation. 0. ?J. NOBTBINGTON, ST. D? <S*T-e that the seal of the Graefenherg Company li on avery bottl"-?a THE 0R_G__NBBR?~VEOETAI'LB PILL8 Are the best in the world for family une, and for indi? ?;ea ti on - Constipation - B-dache- N ervousnesB-BU ousnees- Heartburn -- Aoidity- Nausea- PUtulcrca Want ef Appetite-Dyspepsia-Livor Compl.vlnt-~Grt? plugs-^Favors. On account of their great mildness, and from the fact that they never gripe, nauseate, or leave the bowels In a oonf-pated condition, the Graefet.berg Pills will be found more pleasant than any others. S_-Price 35 conta p? r box. On tbereceipt of one dol lar four boxes will be Bent by mail, free of postage, to any part of the country. DY8ENTBBY BVUUP.- Prio? 60 <x_U. Infallible In all oases of bowel oomplainta, and a car? tain oura tor ASIATIC OBOLEBA. GBEEN MOUNTAIN OINTMENT.-Price 0? oents. S3-Per Burns, Bruises, 8C_IIIH, Uld Bores, Chilblains, Chapped Skin, Cold Bores, and wherever there Is _. fl*munition. It act* Uko magic."?ft sr'Ili? Oil tnlent lu guaranteed BB the ?a-eat applica tion in the world for the above. It acts more ?juicily and oertalnly than any other srer offered to the pnbllo. .OHTLDREN'S PANACEA.-60 cents. BABdAPAllILLA OOMPOO ? D- ?I. CONSUMPTIVE'S BALHAM.-?3. BYE LOTION.- 2? conta. HEALTH BITTJ_-.-M couta. PILE REMEDY.-$1 FBVEIl AND AGUE BLUED--60 ceuta MANUAL OF HEALTH.-a? cents. A complete F_"l)> ly Physician. Bent by mall on receipt oi 26 cents. THE GliAEFENBI'1,1-1 FA-HaY MEDICINE8 ara P?. rirad under the tamed-te super-laion of a 8KIL**UL HYSIOIAN. and they may be -lied upon In all caaei. JO*THEY ABS,PUBELT YEGI-"ABLE.-S? j_r*Th?y hare been the leading American Be-edlai ?8oldf whoiessls and retail, by THE GBAEFEtfBE?a OOMPAHI, No 1? WlB_un street, New k--k, and try _e trade generally. / j|E_-The trade suppliad on Ula-al term?, bj KING & CAS3IDET. March IT stuth?mos CHART E8TON, a 0. BEAUTY. - AUBURN, Goldcu, Flsxcn, and Silken CURLS pr<d ?ced by the use of Proi. DKBRBOX'S PrsI<EB LE CHEVEUX , One application warranted 'to curl the iun.it Htrslitli'4 and stnt.born bair of either sex into wavy ringlets or heavy m*?snive curls. Han been uaod by ti o f*anienables of l'aris and London, with the most gratifying results DOPS no injury to tho hair. Prloe by mail, nealud and ..oatpaul, SI. l?e?orlptive ?_> culara mailed free. Add?-, BUK'EB BUUlT8?CO., ObomloU, No. 285 Bivorstree t, Troy. N. Y. Bolo agonU for the United Htatca._S_____May 8 WHI8EEBS AND MUS TAOUK8 foroed to Sow upon the amootboas .M In from throe to live weeksby oilng Dr. 8EVIG NE*8 BtBTAORAlUEB IOAPILLAIHJB, the mo?t, wonderful discovery in mo dern scicnci?, acting up?n he Beard and Hair In an almost mlraoulotu. manner. II las bsen used by the elite of Part? and London with the nost flattering sue-is. Namos of ?11 purohasers win >e registered, and af en Uro ?ati?nict?on la not given'In very Instanoe, the money wl 1 be cheerfully refunded, -oa by mall, sealed and postpaid, gi. DracripUve el?, ulara and testimonial? ma???a teta Address BK BOBS, HUTrfl ?CO.. Oherolsts. No 28? Itlvor-aUoot, Troy [._. Bolo ugonU for the United Btt?ea, ^* May T > _ff tu thsemo -ty-. ,M,t _ THE BARirWB-L. HBNVINEL, r nHB PUBLICATION Of THIS PAFFS, WHIOH 0_*W L, FIOE WM de?troyod tn Pebruary last by the redan rmy, ha? boon resumed. 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