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FUTJD.VY MOIt?i??r.llARCH "l?, l?>67~ [From Uie Augusta Constitutionalist.) THE KAIN. / The Raiul the desolate Kain ! Ceaseless, and BOICIUU. and chill How it drips on tho minty pane. How it drenches thc darkened sill I Ot scene of sorrow and dearth, I would that the wind awaking To a fierce and gusty birth. Might vary this dull refrain Of tho Kain, the desolate Kain; For tho heart of Heaven seems brea In tears o'er tho fallen Earth I And again, again, again. Wo list to thc sombre strain The long, tow monotone (Whoso soul is a mystic moan). Of tho Bain, the Kain, the Bain, Tho low, despairing Rain I The Rain ! thc mournful Rain ! Weary, passionless, slow ; 'Tis the rhythm of settled f orrow, Tis the Boobing of cureless woe, And all the Tragic of life, Tho pathos of bong Ago, Comes back on the sad refrain. Cf the Rain, tho mournful Rain, Tho desolate, dreary Rain, 'Till the graves in my heart unclose. And the dead who are buried tli-re. From a solomn and weird reposo. Awake, but with eyeballs drear, And voices that melt in pain. On thc tide of tho plaintive Rain, (Tho yearning, hopeless Rain. With its passionless. Blow refrain) Or the dim. Autumnal Rain, The long, low, whispering Rain 1 FAUX H. HAINE. A PICTURE or NAPOLEON UCL-The Springfield I , JBepubitcan's correspondent at Faris writes: Last Sabbath, in the garden of the Tuileries, I | had my first view of the Emperor; a stout, coinoly, well built gentleman, with an inquisitive face, and eyes which seom always to be looking at some? thing a {?food way off. Years do not seem to have told unkindly noon him, and he appears certainly to be in the best of health. I believe that the ru? mor that he is failing is entirely without founda? tion, fie, with the Empress, was in his private carriage enjoying the fine weather. Tho crowd of lookers-on were quite republican in their manner*, and only one or two old men took off their hats. The little Prince Imperial, who I saw a short timo after, has a pretty face, with no signs of charac? ter yet moulded into it. and, to my thinking, if his father's mantle fall cn him even twenty years later, it will quite overwhelm him. But ono is never sure how these Napoleons will devolop. Hbo Em-4 press, in full toilet and in her carriage, where dis? tance lends enchantment to tho view, is a very pretty woman, and certainly looks far from grow? ing old. Her dross, O, ladies, was blue-blue as the gentian, and her bonnet. O charm of charms, was not a bonnet, but a bit of lace with dolicato blue ribbons! At tho ceremony of the oponing of | the legislative session yesterday, in tho grand sallo of ?he Louvre, Eugenio wore a robo of white satin literally strewn with pearls. COMMERCIAL. E -port* for tile Week ending Thursday Mareil 14. KOKEIGX. LIVERPOOL-Per Norw bark Deodota-261 bales S land 1025 bales Upland Cotton, 423 bbls Rosin. HALIFAX, N 8-Per Br brig Spartan-10 bbls Spirits Turpentine, 110 bbls Rosin, 62,639 feet Hewn Tim? ber, 15,131 foet Flooring Boards, 16,182 feet Sawed I Stuff. FORTUNE ISLAND, W I-Per sehr Sallie Mears-15,000 feet Fellow Pine Lumber. . DOMESTIC BOSTON-Per sehr Marian Gage-21 bales Upland Cot? ton, 4 bales Rope Cuttings, 63 hhds and 25 bbls Irou, 4 hhds, 1 tierce and 1 bbl Copper, S hhds. 1 tierce. 26 bbls and 2 kegs Brass, 17 bbls Lead, 1 hhd, 1 tierce and 6 bbls Zinc, 1 bbl Porter, 1 Copper Still, 1 bale ' Rags, 4 bales Paper, 2 bales Rope, lot Iron, 1783 bbls Powder. - NEW FORK-Per steamship Manhattan-279 bales S I and 756 bales Upland Cotton, 75 tierces Rice, 22 bales Yarn, 48 cases Md zo, 219 empty Barrels, 20 bags Fruit, 36 packages Lead_Per steamship Moneka ' ' 134 bales SI and 193 bales Upland Cotton, 67 tierces Bice, 232 bales Yarns and Domestics, 112 PackagcB. BALTIMORE-Per steamship Sea Gull-168 tierces Rice, 21 bales Cotton, 12 boles Rags,. 20 bags Fruit, 50 Hides, 59 Packages.Per sehr J H Marvel-60,000 feet Lumber. . . v WILMINGTON, N C-Per sehr Sidney Price-15 casks Rice. . NEW ORLEANS-Per sehr Americas-460 tierces Rice, 800 bags Peas, and Sundries. THE CHARLESTON MARKET. SOS THE WEEK ENDINO THTrKSDAY, MARCH 14, 1867. COTTON.-Tho receipts of the staple at this point ex? hibit a decided falling off, say-294 bales of Sea Island - "and 2403bales of Upland Cotton' this week, against 913 bales bf Sea Island and 3514 bales of Upland Cotton the week before-tho receipts of Upland being smaller than any week since tho 1st of October last Tbs- past week opened with a declining market, Middling Cotton selling cn Friday last at 23 cents ft lb. On Monday prices fell off abhalf cent, Middling- Upland being quoted at 27J? 2Sc ?> rb. On< Wodnesday tho very light selling stock and the improved appearance of the Liverpool, market - Arced, up prices about a half cent 9 lt,_Middling Cotton again reaching 28c Yesterday prices were agein advanced, tho rates going up a half to one cent ti a.. Middling Cotton closing at 29, und Strict Middling ot | ' 30c- lb. The character of the business , in the staple ! for the past week will be noticed by the following report ? of the daily transactions : '. "," On Friday, the 8th inst., the market .was depressed; and prices fell off about one cent ^ lb. ; sales 167 bales- ! aiy tor. Ordinary 26 ; Low Middling 27 -, Middling 28e. ;s? ss. ';* " On Saturday forenoon there was a moderate demand, and about 200 bales'were sold on tho basis of 28c. $ lb. ' for Middling Cotton, but news of a decline at Liverpool canned a suspension of operations, and the market clos ed nominal. : . On Monday the market waa quiet and lower, buyers, in some cases, operating at prices showing a half I cent declino ; sales 124 bales, Middling Cotton Belling ?br 273?t28c..? ft. ? . On Tuesday there was a good demand, but tho light 'stock on the market made it difficult to purchase at quotations ; sales 429 bales, Middling Cotton being quot .ed St 27tf ?28e. 9'ft. bu Wednesday there was an active inquiry, which, with .a ?ght stock, caused prices to advance about a half cent ji lb.; sales 450 bales, Middling Cotton being quot- I Hedat'280. 9 ?. . Yesterday the market hardened a half to one cent ^ Tb.; salea 230 bales-say 26 at 26; 44 at 27 ; 13 at 27)4 ; 28 at 28 ; 4 at 28>? ; 17 at 29, and 90 at SO. We quote : .: Ordinary...27 tow Middling.28 Middling:-....::....... .29 j. '.pi^^VTHAHng,.v.:.......-'....:.'.'...'.80 SEA ISLAND COTTON.- There has boen but little in ; quiry for thia class of Cotton, and holders find it difficult to make sales at former figures. The transactions this -week have been very light, say about 100 bales, at .irregular prices. Wo omit quotations. . *' ? -.'? :;: 'V . '.' COTTON STATEMENT. ??'''??'? ''" ' ' :' S.Zsl'd. OpCd. Rice. Stock on band Sapt-3, 1856............ 235 5,300 .... Received from March 7 to 13, '67.. 294 2.403 630 Received previously.13,036 107,843 8,829 ' ! Total receipt?.;.........13,565 115,546 9,459 ."Ex*o?xs? : , S.VA.. ?p'd. Rice; From March 8 to . V.'J&'W. .692 2.555.1.040 Previously.10,842 97,592 7,381 ' 1X584 100,147 8,421 . .- ' ; .'Total exports.....11,534 100,147 8,121 ' Stock on bund and on' shipboard.... 2,031 15,399 1,038 v. ....... . slant Tors'- T.*<M* -TO.?. ._' . . - S.TUL Vpl'd. Rice. .Stock on band Sept 1,1865... 362 1,610 . loo Seceivod from March S to 14,'66..._. 142 2,215 237 Received previously.IflOO 60,710 2,628' Total, receipta.4,50* 64,541 2,965 EXPOBTS. S. Td. . Op'd. Rice : From March 9 to . . , . : ' ? March 15, '66.. 458 4,988 97 Previously...... 8,379 66,699 2,237 iL/ . 8,837 . e0,687. 2,334 ' ' -, : Total exportai.3,837 60,687 2,334 Stosk ort hand and on shipboard- C67 3,851 631 . BICE.-The receipts are limited, being about 8000 bushels of Carolina Rough Bice and 180 tierces of Caro Boa Clean Bice, the latter from Georgetown, s. C. The amati receipta and light stock has made holders quite firm, and prices havo somewhat improved since our last report, the market closing very tiff ot our quota? tions. Tb*? transactions of the week have .'amounted to some 250 . sea of. Carolina' Clean,, ajiong which we note tho-rollo wing: 23 tierces at 9 ?c. ii lb; 27 do at 9??c. 9 Hs; 36 do at 9?i c. 9 rb ; 28 do at 9% c. ^ lb, and 15 doat 916-160. 91b.' We -quote fair to good at 9j5@9 % c. 9 lb ; good to common primo at 9?i@9 15-16c. (ft ft. - NAVAL STORES.-Tho receipts have been light, about 182 bbls. Rosin. No Spirits or Crude Turpentine. In Rosin transactions have taken place at 9f?i SO tot No. 1; SS 58?? T5for N0..2; and $3 fi bbi, for Hoi 3. HAY.-Tho aniyals have been about 650 biles,' all North River. Theso receipts coming to a bare market cold readily, 200 bales changing hands at ?2.65 $ hun? dred, ?nd ?50 bales at $2.75 ? hundred. No receipta or ?sajes cf Eastern. Tho market continues bare of stock. CORN.-The arrivals since our hut report,'which amauut to about 80,000 bushels, have placed a good stock on the market cud have caused prices to slightly fan off. Karly In the week.we note sides of 3500 bushels ot prime; white, lu bags, by weight at *L36J? 9 bushel, bags In? cluded; 1400 buabektof primo white; in nagi, at 31.85 ' Jjuabel, weight, bafpv included; 8100 bushels of white' at SLS0, fl bushel, weight, bag? lnolnded; 8000 bushels mixed at ?1.29 9 bushel,'weight, bags Included; 2690 baan?la ' of white, m.' bulk, at $L20 ? bushel, weight ; 11.000 bushels of yellow, lu bags, on private torma^. -We ajuote yellow, ic b?5?-. -weigh?, about $1.27 9 bushel, .bags.Included, ,anB. white. $L33@L85 9 bushel, weight, Ttajri IncTri^fl.'.' 0 .. OATS.-Tho receipts of the week amount to sohle' 34,000 br?hs?^-b? thia amount some 6000.' bushels were flojoV oil private, terms. : -We xpiote nominally in bulk waight, 70c per btuhel, and 80c per bushelTn bags, bags included. . .' SXOUB.-With au increasing supply, prices have bsd? tendency to fall off. ? Wo continue quotations, with Ibo raflsarkihat lt te difficult to dispose, of large parcela at, oaf figurer, and to effect tranaacrlrma a decline might bav? to b?tT?bmltted.to. We quote Nor?hern and West? ern SlTpvpat'??l'50?>?2 9 bbl.; Extra do., ?12 50@13 9 bbl.; Baltimore Soper, 8112 6^13 9 bbl-, and Extrada, at $li@$15 "fl bbl. Family Flour ?olla at SIT? 18 * barrel. BACON.-There ia on ample supply of most qualities on th? market, and large lots are difficult to more unless lower figures are accepted. Prices have receded during tho week about >ic. 9 lb. Wo quote prime Shoulders at 12@12>?c ii lb; prime ribbed Sides at 13>'c. ft lb; aud primo clear ribbed Sides at 14c. *jp u>. SUGAR AND MOLASSES-Importers are selling Cuba Muscovado Sugur at ll)??12>?,c 9 lb.; Clayed Molasses in hbils. at 16<a>*7c. 9 gallon ; Muscovado Molasses, in hods, aud bbl?., at GO@0Oc. fi gallon, according to q :ality ol article, condition of the package, ic. ?SALT.-There havo been no arrivals during tho week, and wo learn of no largo sales. Importers aro offering jobbing lots at about $2 "P sack. BAGGING AND ROPE.-Gunny Cloth is extreraoly dull and nominal, and we quoto from 25?20c. "P yard. ROPE.-There is but little inquiry for this article; Primo Hemp may be quoted at 20c fi lb., and Jute 12}?c. "P lb. TIMBER AND LUMBER.-There is a lair supply of Timber, with' only a light demand. We renew our rates, say for Common Timber S4@$5 ft M; for MID Timber S7@$10, and Shipping Timber $12@$15 ft M. Raft Lumber is selling at $12@$15 fl M; City Steam Sawed is held at S20@330 9 M. FREIGHTS.-To Liverpool-By sail we quote HA on Upland and ld. on Sea Island Cotton. To Havre, 1'sc. f, lb. on Upland and 2c. 9 lb. on Sea Island. .To tho West Indios nothing doing. Coastwise-To Now York, by steam, Kc. fl lb. on Upland, and Pic. fl lb. on Sea Islands ; $1 ft tierce on Rico; CO cents fl bbl. on Rosin; by sail % to Xe. fl lb. on Upland Cotton? To Boston, by steam, 1 cont fi lb on Upland Cotton; J? to 8-10 cent fl lb. by sail. To Philadelphia % cent fi lb. on Upland Cotton by steam, and K cent fl lb. by sail. To Baltimore-The steamers take Cotton for Liverpool, to be re-shipped* by steam through at New York steamer's rates; on Lumber, by sail, S7 60@$8 fl M. EXCHANGE_Sterling Bills-The rate yesterday was G35 to CIO to thc pound sterling for 60 days' bills. D oMEsTic EXCHANGE.-The banks aro purchasing Sight Chocks on Now York at ii per cent off; five,to ten days, H per cont, discount off; ten to fifteen days, 1 per cent, discount off; twenty to twenty-five days, 1}? per cont, off; twenty-five to thirty days, l>i per cent, off. They sell Sight Drafts on Now "fork at X ft cent pre- I mlum. GOLD_Tbe brokers were yesterday buying at 35?36, and selling at 37@3S. Aa g asta Market. AUGUSTA, March 13.-FINANCIAL.-Money market duh and declining. ! GOLD.-rollers buying at 134, and selling at 136. Sn.VEE.- Brokera buying at 128, and selling at 132. Cotton.-There bas been no change in the market to? day. Prices are about the same os yesterday. Very few buyers in the market on account of the scarcity of money. It is impossible to give any quotations. Sales amounted to 173 bales, aa follows: 1 at 20; 6 at 22; 12 at 23; 8 at24; 40 at 24'.;; 6 at 26; 25 at 20>J; 67 at 27; 4 at 27M, and 5 bales at 27 Receipts 71 bales. Wilmington Market. WILMINGTON, March 13_TTOPEKTXSZ-No change in prices. Sales of 600 bbls at S3 70 for yellow dip, and $2 CO for hard fl 280 lbs. SPIRITS TrmpESnNE-Only 13 bbls changed hands to? day at 62)?c per gallon. Honrs-sales of 249 bbls at S3a3 12 ; i for Common and S3 25 for strained Common. TAB-43 bbls received and Bold at tl 65 per bbl. COTTON-Small sales at 26c for Low Middling and 26o per lb for Middling. TnmEn-Sales of seven rafts at $6 50a7 for ordinary, "and $8 for fair mHL' Mobile MarUct.. :' -r.' ?| MOBILE, March .9.-CORON-The receipts the poet week Burnip 3137bales,-viz: From tho Alabama River, 1035 bales; from the Tombigbee, 906; from the Warrior, 513, and 683 ,bv the railroads, against 11,175 for corres? ponding week last seooon. Tho exports were 2472 boles, -viz: 210 to Havre; 362 to NcwOrloans; 217 to New York; 1107 to Barcelona, and Ji7G to Philadelphia," against 10,477 bales last season. At the close of our last weekly review we reported sales for the day 2000 bales, the market easy-Middlings I 29>?a30c GOLD-At 135al36 buying and selling. EXCHANGE.-New York sight par a H premium cbeck ng, and buying. New Orleans Bight par. Ster? ling 142al46. ' - FREIGHTS-Have been very dull during tbe past week, to all points, but there han been no chango in rates. We quoto to Liverpool, by steamer, Xd; by sail, ?id; Havre, no vessel loading; coastwise ports, Tic Nothing doing in lumber freights. OOTTOK STATEMENT. Stock on hand September 1, I860-.".-;.,. 29,209 Received this week. 3,137 Received previously...:,....,.195,446 -198,583 227,692 Exported this week. 2.472 Exported previously..150,902 Burned and lost-. 2,437 -155,811 Stock on hand and on shipboard not cleared.71,771 New Orleans Market. NEW ORLEANS, March 9.-COTTON-The market to-day has been quite inactive, owing to the low rates of? fered by brokers and ti c refusal of factors to accept the s-mo- Sales onTj reached 1500 to 2000 bales, mostly within the range of the following quotations, viz: Ordi? nary 26J?s27c. good ordinary 27%a28c, low middling 23X?29c and middling 29%a30c per lb. Strenuous ef? forts were made, without avail, to buy low middling at 28c Receipts since yesterday foot up only 632 tales, against 889 bales lost Saturday. DAILY COTTON STATEMENT. Stock on hand 1st September, 1866.....bales..132,139 Received since yesterday...-.::....... 632 Received previously.....'_....609,146-609,778 74" ,1)17 Exported since yesterday.:. 6,355 Exported previously.486,097-492,452 j Stock on hand and on shipboard not cleared ? ! March 9,1867.249,465 Tho exports today include 186 bales for New York, 3064 for Havre, and 3105 for Liverpool. '. SUGAR AND MOLASSES_The receipts. since yesterday era very ligar, consisting of only a few bbds. of the former, and none of the latter. The stock at present offering is chiefly in second hands. Owing to the mclern? on r weather nothing of any consequence was done. FREIGHTS_Tonnage is plenty and offerings for ship? ment more liberal, while rates are firmer. We now quote: By steam for New York, 7<alo tor cotton; by steam to Boston, l;ic tor cotton; by sail to New York and Bos, ton, ??a%c for cotton; by steam to Liverpool ld. for cot, ton; by sail 9-16d. and by sail to Havre l^'o for cotton.' Baltimore Market. BALTIMORE, March 12.-COFFEE.-Importers are holding good to prime Bio cargoes at 14 cents, gold, in bond, but the jobbers are unwilling yet to meet them; hence no sales from first hands. We report to-day, from second hands, 76 bags Rio at 18% cents, and 600 do do, ! price not transpired We quote prime Rio 19al9>? cents. , - i COTTON.-Thero was some farther enquiry today from spinners, principally for low grades,.' with sales of 100 bales at 26a27>< cents; Middling Upland is held firm at 28 cents. FLOUR-Remains steady but inactive. Yesterday 600 bbls City Mills Super were taken by a shipper at $10; io-: day 200 bbls Northwestern Extra at $11 i6, and ether small lots to the trade within our previous range, as follows : Howard-street Super and Cut Eitra.. .$10.26 @SU 00 Howard-street Shipping Extra....lt 25 (<o 13 00 aoward-str?et High Grades.:...'...".'.'."13 00 ? 14 00 Howard-street Family. 14 00 @ 16 00, Ohio Super and Cut Extra............ 10 25 - @ 10 75 Ohio Extra Shipping,. 00 00-? QO 00 Ohio itetoiliug...:.......'. 00 00' ???'00 00 Ohio Family.. 13 25 ? 15 50 Northwestern Super.:.:..^.-9 50 @ 10 25 : Northwestern Extra.*:. ;.:;.10 25 @ 12 00 I City Mills Super. 10 00 @ ll 00 City Mills, Standard Extra. 10 75 @ ll 60 City Mills Shipping brands Extra..... 14 50 @ 16 00 Baltimore, Welch's & GreenfieldFanVy 17 60 ? 00 00 - Baltimore high grade Extra.,,,. 16 75 ? 00 00 ? Rye Flour, new..,.,.,..,,...,., 7 00 ,?. .7 60 Corn Meal, City Milla... ^.;.'00 00 ? 4 75 ' GRAIN:-The continued wet-weather and almost hn passable state of the roads op the Bastar? and Western shores retards receipts of Grain. Ot Wheat there were' 2700 bushels red offered and.300 fair sold at $315; 1200 bushels prime $3 30; no sales of otbT descriptions rc. ported. Corn-The offerings to-day. were: comprised of; 8400 bushels white and,?ame quantity af yellow; white was in demand, and a choice cargo of 4200 bushels brought $106-on advance of several cents-, 2800 bushels prime sold at $1 05, and 1800 bushels damp and fair white ' st 98cotl 03; of yellow thero were but 1100 bushels- sold, , so ihr .as reported, at PScaSl. Oats were scarce; 160 boah els erny re cctv ed axi?. sold si 65c-an advance on previous . sales. Zit..u??f&?A.' .. ..'. .^OJ^SSES.-^ejttfar^o^no^ PROVISIONS-Are quito firmly-"h??d here under the ad- j vance established in., the Western markets. We report sales yesterday and to-day as follows: 20,000 lbs loose j country, bulk rides, lOJ-ic; ,20 casks 'do 10}?c; 5000 lbs. ? country clear sides-ll%e, SOOO tbs rough shoulders 8J?c; : 20.WO Sis' l?ase .shoulders ,Sc'; 20 casks rib sides 10 "fe; '. HO do lie; IBO tierces Western lard 13)<o; loo do 12 J?cs 1 loo kegs.irregnlar packages 13c At tho close bjity shoul? ders, packed, held at 91?C with 9c freely offered. , Mesa pork $22 50. Bacon IP held firm, though not quite so brisk:' We quote for shoulders 10X?lIc; rib'shies 12a 12>ic;' Clear rib 123?al3c; hains, eugar^enjod,. isal7c Lardl2*ic for urimo Western tiercea. . . , . ,.;.'.,. RICE-Ia held, at 10 }ial03?c for fair to prime Carolina invoices; no" sales'reported' to-day. Rangoon we^jpote 3?9>ia9>ic- ? .. wV" " . SALT-With moderate demand'and light imports stock prices are steadily maintednod ct $3 25 for Livnrpcol fine and $2 20a2 25 far Ground;Alum per sack. Turk's labrad is also scarce and commands 62c for large lota saxa r65c for small, from storel " ...^ '. .. . SUGAR-The market ls quiet and prices ? little easier, with sales of 500 bxs Havana, ex steamer Liberty, and 100 hh'ds Cubai both grocery, and on private terme. WH-BXEY-Conttoues-biilet?nb sales reported for seve? ral days; held In bond at 30s31o per gal. - : (,,-..' .. .... Mow Xorlt Market. f.-"J MONET SABIK. ?'?''' The New York EvmingJR>tt .of Tuesday^ tee 12th inst., says: >'' '.. i .. X J,:>* .J!?L The loan market is working wita more ease, and the rates for new b-gniness are C ratter than 7, though a con? siderable ai ? unt of outstanding loans remain at the higher rote. Tho-disoount demand is fair ; chatos bflls passing nt 7, and le3s known signatures at 8al2. * Foreign exchange- is-' firm: ' Bflls at CO days on London- at 107J?al08*?- for. conimercdta;, ?08-J?O108X for bankers'; do at short sight, 109>?al03j?; Pans,' af60 days, 5 22>ia5'lSM; do a^anort sight, 6 lOxaS mx; Antwerp, 5 20a5 T7}?; Swiss, IT 20a5 17?; Hamburg, 36aS6>?; Amaterdam; 40??A41??; Frankfort, 41o41>?; Bremen, 78??a79; Prussian tha?era, 71"^a73J?.; t NEW..YORK, March 12^FU)tk, ftc?^The market for Weatern^nd State "our ls tnort? iratciivc'<?peciaTly the. medium and high gradea; theseT?elOal5c fl bbl better; the lower grades aro 4 abode firmer. " . ?',,',>;. -Tile solea are 87D0 bbls ot $850a9?? for superfine State; $9 90al2 15 ?or extra State; $9 50*11.for the low grades of sparbag.^heat Western extra; $10mUU 60 for shipping Ohlot j toa al315 for trade "abd .fiimlly brands of Ohio, Michigan' and InoUantt, ana <124G?l660 for St Louis extras. California: Flour ia ' In noo? demand, " Sales of 800 bbls aha eacks M $18 50aT4 75, ',f W" Canadian flour ls more active and ia firm. Sales of 860 bbb- *t $10. CSaU. 50.for. the low gtados of extra, and ll 75al4 75 for trade and family brands. Southern flour ls dull but steady. .Ssteaof 200 bbls st SO 20all 60 for common to fair Balumora and rauntrv )xtras,and tl3al6A> for trade two^omxllV b?Ml? : * Bye fleur is steady anti iairly ac?ve. .Safes ot 400 bbls kt $7a& '"?i>- v Com meal is Ueady. Sales 200 bbla at $5 25 for Jersey nd $5 50 for Brandywine... OBAXR*.-The wheal'market ta better and fairly active "he enquiry is ia part speculative. The sales aare 31,000 mabela at $3 25*235for Ko 2 Chicago spring ; ?9 "90*598 or white California, and $8 90 for while Canadian, '.." ,-,a Pju-leyla vdUioutmateriJti change. Hales cf 18,000 bueli ht at 93c tor Canada Weat, in bend, and ?I?a8 tordo, rea. - -<. -?.'".. .<...-- ?.?...v-t>;--.:--;---^--.'>-, Barley malt la quoted at $1 asal'SS. ";." Cg?? '-. ' Oats are ' b o tier ano more active. Th,'. Inquiry is most 7 for home consumption. ,',..'.,? Bye is botter and fairly activo. The sales arc 17.000 trash western at ?1 Ulai 34; small lots do at $1 25al 28. and (tata at ?113al 38 in lota. Corn opened rather heavy, with a moderate demand, but closed with more inquiry and better feeling. Tho sales are 113.1500 bush rio 2. western mixed ot $1 09 ; west? ern mixod at SI 09?ol 10 in store, and $1 Hal ll ?? afloat; Jersey yellow at $1 09*112. PnovistoNS-Tho Fork market has been active and ex? cited, and prices ore higher, closing steady. For futuro delivery we hear of 700 obis new western mess ot $22 02KO22 C8J?, Boner's option April; aid ?23, buyer's option do. Tho sales, cash and regular, aro 5250 bbl*, at $2125 for old moss; ;22 62>?a22 81>i for new western do; $20 50a 20 75 for western prime mess; $24 for city clear. Beef ls quiet, bales o? 100 bbl? nt $llol8 for plain mess; $17a21 for extra do. Tierce beef, ls dull and nominally unchanged. Beef hnms aro inquired ofter, but tho extremo views of holders restrict operations. We quote at $40 for Western. Cut meats oro in very good demand. Shoulders arc without change, but hams aro bettor. Sales of 475 pack? ages at O.SJ'C for shoulders in salt, and 13Xal4c for hams in pickle. Bacon is quiet, and we have only io note 25 boxes long cut hams, light weights, at 13c. Dressed hogs are dull and rather heavy. We quote at lOalO?c fox city. Lard has been a trifle more ortivo and is somewhat firmer. Soles of 1000 bbls and tierces, part last evening, ot 12 y ala Kc for Ko. 1; 12J?al3c for fair to prime steam and kettle dried; and lSHAlSKc for small lou kettle rendered. BUTTER-Is dull ?nd heavy, wo quote Orange county in palls at 35a38c; State firkins atSOaUSc for fair to primo; 32a3Gc for do half firkins; 20a25c for common and mcdi U'u Slate firkins; 24a30c for fair to primo Welsh tubs; 25a30c for good to choice Western reserve, and 10a20c for common to primo. CHEESE-Continuos dull and prices hove a downward tendency. We quote State factory at 18al9o for good to ohoioo; 15al7o for fair to prime; >lal5c for common to fair; 17al8c for English Dairy, Connecticut and Ohio, and liaise for fair to good Vermont dairy. COFFEE-Is quiet, but prices aro firm for all grades. COTTON-Tho markot to-day is very quiet at 29>ic for Middling Uplands, and 30%o for do Mow Orleans and Texas. MOUSSES-Is dull, and prices favor the buyer. SOOAB-Raw sugars ora in fair demand and steady; solos of Cuba at 10.'^al2c in linds, and 9J?al2c in boxes. Relined are dull but steady. ! WHISKEY-Tho markot is quiet, but steady, at 32c, for western, in bond. FOEIOUTS-Aro firm. The engagements to Liverpool are 675 boles cotton, at 11s 32do7sl0d; and per steamer 600 bales cotton ot 5s Sd. To London, 108 three-quarter boxes at 3s, and 25 tes lard at 50s. Two Norwegian barks with petroloum, at 5s 6d to Antweu p, and 6s to Cork for orders. Charleston Wholesale Prices. AK TIC LES. BAGGING, fy yard Dundee. Gunny Cloth. BALE ROPE, fy lb-MonUla. Western. New Tork. Jute. BREAD, fy lb Navy. Pilot. Crackers. BRICKS. fy Kt. BRAN. fy 100 lbs. COTTON, fy lo Ordinary to Good Ordinary.... LowMiddUng. MIMHIW to Strict Middling... Good Middling. . . Sea Island., CANDLES, fy lb>-Sperm. Adamantine.......... Tallow. COFFEE, fy Hs-Rio. Laguayra. Java.. CORD AOS, fy K>-Manilla. Tarred American. CORN MEAL, fy bbl. COAL, fy ton-Anthracite. Cumberland................. COPPER. fy 16-Sheet. FERTILIZEOS Peruvian Guano, fy ton.;. Pacific Onana, 9 2000 lbs. ' Baugh's Phosphate, 9 2000 lbs... Rhodes' Phosphate. fy 2000 th a... Mspes'Super Phosphate, \9 2000 lb Zell's Raw Bono Phosphate. Zeil'8 Super Phosphate of Lime.. FISH-Coi, f? 100 IBs. Herring, fy box. Mackerel, No. 1, fy half bbl. Mackerel, No. 2, fy half bbl. Mackerel, No. 3, fy bm.. Mackerel, No. 1, by kits. No. 2. No.3.-. Sardines, fy 100-quarter boxes.. Half boxes.... I FLOUR, fy bbl-Super. Northern and Western Extra. Baltimore Extra. Southern Extra.. FR VITS-Prunes, 9 lb.... Dried Apples. Almonds, soft shell_. tryr. Raisins, M. H., fy box.;. Raisins, Layer. Oranges.._. ?Lemons.....:....;.. GLASS, fy box of 50 feet American, 8x10..;. American, 10x12. French,.12x14'.. GRAIN-Maryland Oats, fy bushel_ Western Oats, fy bushel.. Com, fy bushel.'. Beans, fy bushel.. .SAY, $.c^-NorthJSiver. Eastern... atoasr-nkr..?'?;-.'--. INDIGO-fy Bs. IRON-Refined, fy Its...;.... . Swede., j.....;.:. LATHS, fy M. LIME-Shea, fy bbl. South Carolina. Rockport_..-. Cement. Plaster Paris........ LUMBER. fy M.. ieet Clear White Pine, 1st quality.... , White Pine, good run,. Yellow Pine.. '. .Boards, fy M. feet-Rough. Grooved and Tongued... LEATHER, country tanned, fy lb.... MOLASSES, fy gallon-Cuba. , i Muscovado..'.. - Hugax House........... .. . New Orleans;... NATAL STORES, fy bbl-Tar. pitch.<:...... Rosin, Pale.. Boam, No. 1.................... ? ?i .Rosin, No. 3. . Rosin, No. 3. ..' Spirit? Turpentine, fy gallon .- > Oaium. W lb...-. NAILS- Amerl.-?n. 4@20d, fy keg American Wrought....? .-C...... Lathing...-. Copper, fy lb .. Galvanized...,.?t, Spikes.,,. OILS-Lard, fy gallon. ... linseed, fy gallon. Sperm, Winter, fy gallon. Cottonseed, fy gallon....,. Castor (E. L), fy gallon. Olive, fy dozen. Kerosene, ^gallon....... BcnzJigv:g gallon, .J 40 @ 45 25 ? 20 24 @ 25 20 @ 23 - ? - 12X@ - 10 ? - 37 @ - 28 ? - 20 @ 30 28 ? 35 tc? 45 - ? - 26 @ 38 6.00 ? - 11.00 (312.00 nominal. 68 ? 60 100.00 @ - 75.00 @ - 00.00 @ - ?5.00 @ - 65.00 @ - 66.00 @ - 60.00 ? - 7.00 @ 9.00 TO @ 80 9.00 ?10.00 8.00 ? - - @ - 2.12 @ 3.00 3.00 ? - - ? - 23 ? 25 48 @ 50 11.50 @12.00 12.76 @13.00 14.00 0)16.00 16.00 ?18.06 32 ? - 40 ? - 10 ? 28 35 @ 40 4.00 ? 8.00 6.60 ?6.00 6.00 @ 0.60 7.00 ? 8.00 70 @ 80 - ? - 1.20 @ 1.35 2.00 ? 3.00 2.65 ? 2.75 . @.::-' .10 ? 12 1.00 ? 1.75 07 @ 07J? 09 @ 10 4.00 @ 4.60 - @ - 1.60 ? - 2.00 ? 2.25 2.76 ? 3.60 4.00 .@ 4.60 50.00 @55,00 38.00 ?40.00 20,00 ?35.00 12.00 ?15.00 28.00 ?32.00 .- ? - .46 ta 4T SO ? .60 60 & 1.00 75 <? 82 4.00 ? 4.60 3.60 @ 3.75 3.00 @ - - <S - : 10 ? - 7.00 ? 7.76 - @ - 7.60 ?IO.00 1.00 & - 30 ? . - 1,80 @'liu Castor (E L), fy gallon. 3.00 @ - Ohve, fy dozen..) 8.00 ?10.00 Kerosene, ^gallon.......-.1 70 ? - Benzine;:? gsllnn...-....:I 60 ? - PROVISIONS-Beef, moss, fy bbl.16.00 ?30.00 Beef.prime..........14.00 ?15.00 Pork, mess........... -. ? - | Bump. - ? - ; Bacon, Hams, fy B5. 16 ? 20 ? ? "'' Bacon, Sides......;....;.-.....'... 13K@ UK Bacon, Shoulders. 12. j? 12?? Bacon, Strips..............-.. -15 ? 17 ??nd,inkeg.. 15 ? 17 Butter.,. 80 ? 40. Oheese.......15 ? 64 Potatoes, ? bhl...3.60 @ 4.00 Onions..:,;:..,...,....,,.....:., 3.00 ? 8,26 Applea?~..."..,,,,.,,,.,,, 4,00 @6,0Q ..PAINTS-WiatoLead. fy 12 ? 20 Black Lead,... 12 ? U . ....rZinc;.white...... ia . ?.-? PLOW STEEL, ? lb 12 1 - EZ0E-Carolina, ii Bs-_.9%? W% East India.-. - ? - SLATBS-t^Axas?ctassi, fy square,..112.50 ? - SHINGLES, fy Ti. 7.00 @ 8.00 WhitoPlne, first qaalxty.12,00 ? - . .SJLT-Liverpool, coerso, fy eock..... 2.00 @ - <r-- j^vexpc&Cfihe".':.- @ - SOAP-Bax. ? lb. U @ 16 STARCH, fy tts;......io ? ia '.SW0^* lSrrOa^':........;.. ..?,:.. 'l.t?;.f| . - . i . Hutmega^^ ?-W Ea.io ' . pepper.,.,;.;,..,,,...,,^..-.,',. ' 'i0 <S Pimento,.'..',,..'..,,..,;,,....,., 40 ' ? 50 ' ~ ' - Sace Gtnger..:...'.'....."' 80 @ SPIRITS, fy gallon-Alcohol. 5.00 @ 8.00 Brandy, Cognac.. 4.00 ?12.00 Brandy,Domestic..... 3.00 ? 3.75 Gin,Holland. 4.75 ? 6.00 Gin, American................... 3:60 @ 3.75 Bum, Jamaica. 6.00 ? 6.00 Rum, N. E..;...... 2:60 @ 3.00 Whisker, Bgn^jgn. 3.00 @ 6.00 8UQAM,'fyTa^itW,^',j".'." ?9 ? " 13 Crushed._.,., IS @ - Clarified A. 17 ? - Clarifiad B........._... - @ _ tV-fflltTtnarl p:x.;.'. : ..\... ?ii. 16Jf@ ,17. " Mriscava*-' .",,..,,.-..",,..," 13 ? 14 SEO ABS-Domos?c manufeotnio, ?M- 18.Oq ?48.00 TKii^-* a}-^periai.......7?T?...:. a:o? ?2:50 ;Garrpcr?rder..r.r...:.'.'.....l...:: "3100. @ 3:50 " Hyaonr.v.r...v.;..'I:BO~@ \:@O% , , Young Hyson,,,,,,,,,,,,,..._ 1.60 ? 1.00 \-?K Bbc*;:....,,..,,...,....,,..,,,, 1,00 ?1,76 TOBACCO.-fy tb, aa per qnahty........ 40 @ 1,50 TIMBER-Hewn Timber-YeBow Pine, 4,00 ?15,00 ? 'PoplaV. ;.... I '- - 1 -fii?EOTy.'.;...'?....v;.:? :;'..'.'^' '*'--- ?.->' X0^.O?b?tlng-SlatB'.-;.;.;:'.i.'..'.t.. 18.00 ? - . IXKoofing Plate,.17.00 (? "'~ IO Tin Plat?*;-10xl4.......... . .. 15.60 ? - IX Tin Plate 10x14.17.00 @ - IC Tin Plate, lix?:.18.60 ? - ^^Bto^TlD^^aK......,...:.i.,.,-. 40 - jn^?;V.T;VV:ii.\7^ ?. *, - , TJJ^SH-Bdg^i, fy et?ian.,-9? .? ...? .- ParatuieV,. VINEGAR-VThite, Wine, 9 golton..... ' 50 ? - _ Cidar.. so @ _ Faarich.v.tT.i.v.:*..i.oo @ 1.25 WINE, fy gallon-Port...,. ..... ... ".50 ?6.00 Madeira.i'.,',,'.'.^:,."...... 3,25 ?5,00 -, :6ii^n3r.....i..;.-.,j.i,^.,iiT.. 3JS5 .?A.00 Claret,^ case...-.,....,,.,...,, 5,00 ?18.60 Champagne, y baahet... :..... ;.. [15,00 ?38.00 ZLVCSuet?. fy M>......^.^.v..,,.,| 36. @ 37 Hir^,<#'R>^.Stoval SUffiM #std Lxt^bor tkena the Posrt o? Otxcrlcntojt, taro?? Septe'r . .1st to Maarob 14, ?8S7. "?'. . B?rrela. -Feet Boston. New York. ???giv&? Newport, E, I........ rTOvidesoe, R. I..;... Phlridslnht?.;...f.-. Balnraore..,.. Northern Port.,,..... Sew Orleaaa. K. rersey Qty.,,.,, Uaiantsa,., asrbodoes......., asvana.,,.,,.......... 3uho and a Market..... Uvorpool......:: tedjanv . y?*tft(?aa.:.".,....r ?rtaWBo*...;.. ?arcelona.-.. ; vv.v.v;; tm^^m^?...... H .i2,7ia| 5C7,57d 3a?,43S 548,218 700,167 2,219.253 284,?? 1^430 121,257 6,747 ',?-? .. m 28X970 508,163 198,350 3341364 304,000 AO^OO S.%000. 1?00? s nop 41,000 Rxporta of t'r'lon BOX THE TOBI Or CBIUUHIOK, . ... OOMMEMCIItO 1ST SEPT.. 18G0. TO MARCH 14. ...07. INCL CHI VF. WHENCE EXPORTED. Liverpool_. luU. iondoli. ilasgow. ?ork. Total to Great Britain... Ia vre. hf arscilleB. lordcaux and Rochelle... Yantea. Total to Franco.. ?tussia-Northern Ports. itussia-Ports of Black Sea., Sweden and Norway. Denmark. Spain-Ports on thc Atlantic Spain-Ports on Modltorran'n. Hamburg. 3 rome n. juba. Total other Foreign Forts. Sew York. Boston. Philadelphia. Baltimore. savannah. Wilmington. lacksou ville. Total to Coastwise Ports_ Grand Total. 3,229 41,046 5,747 2,27? 6,440 42,904 6,747 2,270 6,528 Consignees per South Carolina. Hailioad, Marcia 14. 393 bales Cotton, 22 bales Domestic*, 110 bundles Printing Paper, 30 boxes Furniture, 1 car Old Iron. To I" Davis, E H Rodgers k Co, Adams, Frost ic Co, Gracser, Lee, Smith k Co, F C Moy, J R Pringle. T O Sandors, S H Sandors, Street, Bros & Co, G W Williams k Co, J & J D Kirkpatrick, W H Chafoo, Willis k Chisolm, Milnor, Wilbur & Marou, Fraser k Dill, W C Dukes k Sons, W P Dowling, O Reeder, J Colclough, Wagoner, Heath Sc Mon secs, H Kia tte A Co, C Logan, J W Knox, Woodward, B & I Co, J M Caldwell & Sun, M Israel, Wallace Bro, J T Van- | hook. E J Wins & Co, G H Walter k Co. J H Baggett & Co, E N Fuller, Goldsmith & Son, Renncker & Glover. Consignees pox; Northeastern Railroad, Maren 14. 189 bales Cotton, 76 bbls Naval Stores, 45 bags Peas, 35 bags Cotton Seed, 2 cars Lumber, 2 cara Staves, 1 Turpentine Still, Mdse, icc. To Smith k Robinson, Adams, Frost & Co, G E Pritohett, E H Rodgers k Co, G W Williams k Co, T L Webb, O Reeder, G 8 Hacker, Mordecai i Co, W L Leadbetter, Screven & Nisbet, J k J D Kirkpatrick, J H Baggert k Cc, Mowry & Co, W K Ryan, B A 4JF Ear? ly, Moflbtt ic Boylo, R T. Morrison, 8 L Howard & Bro, N L Toomer, E Bull, J M Caldwell Jj Son, Hunt ic Brother, W C Dukes k Co, G rae BOT. Lee, Smith & Co, Klinck, Wlckcnberg & Co. Kendall ic Dockery, Miles Drake, E J Wise ic Co, and Order. ?'; - Passengers. Per steamer Pilot Boy, from Savannah, Beaufort, kc-. C 8 Lester. H F Wilkins, L W Perrin, F M Edwards, J C Heyward, J G Heyward. JW R Pope, E Baynord, Miss Seabrook, G A Hall, L D Cunningham, F D Cunio, F E Wilder, J Plummer, D McPherson, C H Williams, W C Bellows, Mrs Jordan, Mrs Fripp, J E Lambeth, J T Caw deryv-E W Felpps, N G Parker, and 20 dede Per steamer Emula, from Georgetown, S C-T H Hood, J O Porter, A D Jacobs, M Jacobs, W Payne, Mrs Bailey, W H Finney, J Conckley, J Singer, Miss E Hume, Miss C Humo, and 16 deck. Fer steamer Faunie, from Georgetown, S C-Miss J R-stey, Miss Levy. Mr ManigaulL MARINE NEWS: PORT OF CHARLES'!OK. Arrived Yesterday. Steamer Pilot Boy, McNelty, Savannah, via Beaufort, Bluffton. Hilton Head, ice. 113 bales S I Cotton, Mdze, kc. To Ferguson & Holmes, Roper S Stonoy. Fraser ic Dill, W M Tunno, Pinckney Bros, J k J D Kirkpatrick, W M Bird, Raven el k Co, B W McTureous. C H Petten giii, Bollmann Bros, Southern Express Company, and Order. . ?I Steamer Fannie, Vincent, Georgetown, S C. Mdze. To Furguson k Holmes, Shackelford ic Fraser, Fraser k Dill, J L Tobias, Thurston & Holmes. Steamer Emilio, Davis, Georgetown, S C. 179 tierces Rice, Ac. To Motto A Pringle, Thurston ic Holmes, Por? cher ic Henry,'Shackelford k Fraser, W Gurney, Pinck? ney Bros, JI sear ic Bros. Sloop Ellen, from Cooper River. 800 bushels R Rice. To Raven el & Co, G H Ingraham. BELOW. A heirn brig and schooner, unknown. Cleared Yesterday. Sehr Marian Gage, Sheppard, Boston-W Bosch. Scha W W Fharo, Allen, Georgetown, S C-H F Baker ic Co. ? ' ? Went to Seo. Yesterday. Sehr W P Phillips, Somers, Little River, N C. Sehr R R Townsend, Townsend, Satilla River. Up for this Fort. Steamship Falcon, Reed, at Baltimore, to leave March 15. Cleared for tills Fort. Sehr Mary E Arosden, Smith, at Baltimore, March 12. ! .VJ LIST OF VKSSKLS. UP, CLEARED AND SATTiKT) FOR THIS PORT. FOREIGN. i LIVERPOOL, Ship Mary Ogden, Coldroy, cleared..Feb 14 Ship Missouri, Edward, sailed.Feb 13 Brem bork Everfaard Delius, Helmholtz, cid.Feb 21 Brig Albert, Erricksoa, sailed._ .Jan 22 The Effort, Hussey, sailod.........'......-.....Feb 1 The Seaman, Doyle, sailed.,.Feb 5 The Blanch, Campbell, cleared.Feb 12 Brig Depesche, Lubke, sailed......... ..Feb 15 SOUTHAMPTON. The Alien, Marten, sailed.:.i....Feb 6 . CARDIFF. The Tregarthen, Steele, sailed._Jan 1 The Sylph, Peters, Bailed.Jan 10 DOuIsTTC. BOSXOST. , - Bark RB Walker, Latham, cleared.....Feb 28 Sehr Mary B Somers, Bomera, cleared.Feb 27 Behr Transit, Stetson, cleared.'....Feb ll msw TORE. QtoftTYiwTiip adele. Hall, to leave.; ; M*r"h 9 Brig San Antonio, Davis, cleared.i .March 7 Sehr Franata? Hawkins, cleared. .March 7 Behr E C Howard, Nick orson, cleared......March 2 Behr B S Hawkins, Wyatt, cleared.March 5 Sehr Lilly, Francis, up..March 6 Behr Mountain Laurel, Langley, np.. ",. .March 3 . -.ii ': ? rHT* ^pT*T.T'gT^i "* ri Vii': >' sjtf?^Tjrbyp'Allftiti?"^ K^y,-?"!*^ ..' . . .''..March ll Sehr A C Austin, Willard, cleared.Feb 26 BALTIMORE. Steamship Falcon, Reed, to leave.March 15 Brig Jennie Acorn, Acorn, up.......March:: 8 Brig Geri Marshall, Ellis, cleared:..'........March 4 BrigCba3ESavage, Graham, up..w.Feb 18 Sehr Mary ? Amsden, R^ltb, cleared.. .March 13 Sehr Ella Fish, Wiley, up. ?i ?.Feb 26 Sehr Menawa, Dissoway, cleared..March 2 Sehr EU? HodsoiL Hodson, cleared.......... .'..March 2 I Sehr May Munroe; Munroe; cleared........March 4 Sehr Louisa Frazier, Steehnan, up.............. .March 3 Sehr Rising Sun, Hastings, cleared._.......March 7 Sehr Lury.'4LOrc?tt, Butler; cleared?... :-,'.>.. .March 9 -, --.?fj? RICHMOND. . ' z! ii -? f- ~~ Brig NelUeTttltchell,--, up...........March ?j Vi.'^r.I^T^FipaxaFFll^ \!:;7 In thePortof Charleston, March ll, 1867. ; VESSELS HUBER 100 TONS, A2TD-?TEAMERB COASTO??l , "!'I -j* ?WrlB?K THE 15TATE. EXCQTTEJi, i.^JuJ/Li. STEAMSHIPS. '?1 Saragossa, 778 tons, CrowelL at AdgeTs Wharf, for New York, loading.....'.;.:';..-v.;V-? .j?5-...*i.Ravenel& Co George B ?pt?n?607 tans,, CraweU, at -AtlAntio wharf, for Boston, loading.A J Salinas JW Everman, - tons,'Tuttle, at Atlan?o wharf, for Philadelphia, loading.-H F Baker ii Co . ; V ' ' " SHIPS. Southern Bights, 982 tons, Boss, at Atlantic wharf, from Liverpool, discharging-.Willis ic Chisolm B 8 Kimball, 1186 tons, Dearborn, at Boyce ic Co's wharf, - . for Liverpool, loadhig..............Street Bros & Co BARRS. Ange Guardians {Fl), 486 tons, Willis, at Marsh's wharf, :.'... from Havana, waiting..... . J: A Baslow ic Co James Wilson (Br), 864 tons, Dyer; at Van?ern'orst's wharf; from Swan Island, walting..,...RMure & Co. Centro de Esportacion ilSpan); 410 tons, Ferres, in Ash? ley River, for a Port in, Spain; leading!. ..?SW P Hall Tecumseh (Br), SW tons, Spo?agle.at Vandet?orut wharf, - .for liverpool, leading.Ravenel k Co "'-^atrme (Nor). 464 lona. Evensen. M. ""Tg^ forXivo. ,-0?!, loaaing............ . f, .R.T Walker Linda, -SUitoiaBji'Hewitt;' & 'Brtjwn ?j- Cc^wSaif, from Baltimore, waiting.Street Bros k Co . Norton (Br), 536. tans, Enslow, at Union v wharf, from Nevrport* Eng, discharging.. ?........ SJ..Order BRIGS. Paul et Marie (Pros). 193 tons, Romp?, Ashley River, for Bordeaux, loading.V.B G Wilkins Bejenerado-japan ppB, 168 tima; Sal*, at TBennlatt/B TVharf; fn)n) H^Vs|^'weting.,';.,.'tBon??ant'? Suas Logan, 3% tons, Anderson, at Atlantic wharf, for Havre, loading.,.,.,.Willis: & -Cbisblm lohn Peirce, 169 tons. Stirrat, at Atlantic wharf, from Matungas-, ajsciwgwg,",,, J A Enalow ic Co r "' ."? i fl. PCHOOSEBS.' >>V Ud (Br), - tone, McCormick, at Onion whan; from JPOllT CALENDAR. COIUIKCTED CT.EKLT. VOAKES OF TOK MOON. Now M. tub. 4h. I KIM. morn I Full M. 20Ui,3h. 30m. moru First Q. 13th. 3h.27m. morn | Lost t?. 28th. 2h. 2Ciu. moru ll I Monday_ ? "Tuesday_ Wednesday. Thursda v... I'riday. ISaturday... I Sunday. C .17 6.IC P..15 2.. 1 :i..U 1..20 5.. 20 WI! SC ELL ANEO US. New York Prize Association, 2Vb. 599 HROADWAY. Jg. Y. ItOSEWOOD PIANOS, MKLODEONS. SEWING MACHINES, MUSIC DUXES, SILVEK WAltE, FINK COLD AND SILVEH WATCHES, AND Br.EC3-A.3STT JEWEI.B,"Y:, VAT.rED AT $500,000 WILL BE DISTRIBUTED AS FOLLOWS : THE name and value ol' each "rude of our c.oods aro marked ou tickets, placed iu scaled envelopes, and well mixed. On receipt ol' 25 cents, an envelope coutiduing such ticket will be drawn without choice, and delivered at our office, or sent by mail to any address. The pur? chaser after seeing what article it draws und ils value which may bo from one to Uve hundred dollars-can then, ou payment ol' one dollar, receivo the article named, or may exchange it fur any other articlo marked ou our circular at tho same value. Every ticket draws an articlo worth one dollar or more. No un.vsKS. Our patrons can depend ou fuir, honorable dealing. Tho articlo drawn will bu delivered ot our olUce, regard? less of its value, or promptly sent as directed, by return mail, or express. Letters troni many persons acknowledging the receipt of valuablo gilts l'roui us, may bo seen on tilo at our of? fice, among whom wc aro permitted to refer to: \ John S. Holcomb.Lambtrtvillo,N.J.,gold watch, value $250; Mrs. S. Kennett. No. 252 Cumberland street, Brook? lyn, sewing machine, $S0; Edwin Hoyt, Stamford, Conn., gold lever watch, value S200; Hon. lt. H. Briggs, Wash? ington, D. C., diamoud pin, $175; J. C. Sutherland, No. IOU Lexington avenue, piano, S350; Airs. M. Jackson, No. 203 Nineteenth street, N. V., sewing machine, i ai); Jos. Camp, Elmira, N. Y., nicloaeon, SIRO ; Miss L. Collins, Atlanta, Ga., diamoud cluster ring, $2X5; Dr. Henry Smith. Worcester, Mass., sewing machine, S85; H. Sliaw, No. 13310th street, N. ?.. gold watch. ?150; Edw. Boyn? ton, Nashville, Temi., mclodcon, ?100; James Bussell, Montgomery, Ala., gold hunting watch, $250; lt. T. Smith, Providence. It. L, silver lever watch, $60; Oscar Puruy, Madison, N. J., music box, sar,; Hor 't. S. Nci cu, St. Paul's, Muan., gold watch, $185; '. i\Sperry, Litchfield. Conn., silver watch, 555; Wm. L. Peck, Hnr lcm. His., music box, ?75 ; Wm. Raymond, Dayton, Ohio, silver tea set, $125; Miss II M. Schcuck, Detroit, Midi., diamond ear rings, $225; Pierro Bcaudin, ht. Charles Hotel, New Orleans, diamoud riug, $171); Mrs. Martha Barnes. St. Louis, M?., imdoueou, ..uue 5rzo. LIST OF ARTICLES TO BE SOLD FOE ONE DOLLAR EACH. And not to bo poid for until you kuow what you have drown. EACH. 25 Rosewood Pianos, worth.S200 00 to 500 00 SO Melodoons, Rosewood Coses. 100 0o to 225 00 200 Music Boxes, 2 to 32 tunes. 10 00 to 150 00 1)0 Sewing Machines. 50 00 to 125 00 1,000 Silver Tea Sot?. 25 UO to 150 00 200 Silver Revolving Patent Castors,. 15 00 to 40 00 100 Silver Fruit Cako Baskets. 15 00 to 35 00 1,000 SetS'SUver Tea and Tablespoons.. 15 00 to 45 00 100 Gold Hunting Case Watches. 100 00 to 250 00 100 Diamond Rings, Cluster, &c.. 60 00 to 200 00 200 Gold Watches.;. 60 00 to 100 00 300 Ladies' Gold Watches. 60 00 to 85 00 1,000 Silver Watches. 25 00 to 00 00 3,000 Vest Chains. 5 00 to 25 00 2,000 pairs Ear Rings (new styles). 1 50 to 1 00 2,000 Necklaces. 3 00 to 7 00 2,500 Gold Peuciis. 3 00to 800 3,000 Onyx and Amethyst Brooches_ 5 00 to 10 00 3,000 Lava and Florentino Brooches_ 4 00 to 6 00 1,500 Masonic Pms. 4 00 to 0 00 1,500 Gold Watch Keys (new pattern)... 4 50 to 7 60 2,500 Sets of Bosom studs. 1 60 to 6 00 2,500 Enamelled Sleeve Buttons. 2 50 to 10 00 5,000 Plain Gold and Chased Rings._ 4 50 to 10 00 5,000 Stone Set and Seal langs.. 2 50 to 10 00 6,000 Miniature Locket?, all sizes. 2 50 to 7 00 10,000 Sets of Ladies'Jewelry. 8 00 to 20 00 4,000 Watch Charms (each). 300to 550 5,000 Gold Pens, Sil. ex. Cases & Poncils. 4 50 to 7 00 5,000 Gent's Breast and Scarf Pins. 3 00 to 20 00 2,000 Ladies' now aryle Belt Buckles_ 4 00 to 8 00 2,000 Ch?telains and Guard Chains. 7 60 to 20 00 1,000 Gold Thimbles. 8 00 to 15 00 5,000 Sets Ladies'Brooch and Ear Drops G 00 to 12 00 2,000 Gold Crosses. 1 50 to 0 00 6,000 Oval Band Bracelets. 6 00 to 20 00 2,000 Heavy Gold Chain Bracelets. 25 00 to 40 00 2,000 BoU Ear Drops, all colors. 3 00 to 7 00 2,000 new stylo Jct and Gold Ear Drops. 3 00 to 7 00 2.000 Gold Pens, Gold Mt'd Ebony Hold. 4 60 to 7 00 Lady's Sets, new Btylos, Cut Crystal, ill Jet, Hard Bub ber. Afc. kc. 49- A chance to obtain any of the above articles for Ono Dollar by purchasing a sealed envelope for 25 cents. Entire satisfoctaou guaranteed to ill. ,935- 6 tickets lor One Dollar, 13 .or Two Dollars, S3 for Five Dollars. Great inducements to Agents. Letters should be addressed J. H. RAY & CO., No. 599 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. December 28 su 3mos KRAUSHAAR <&. CO. nra isofiT ntraom) GRAND ANS SQUARE Fall Iron Frame and Overstrung Bass. MANUFACTORY AND WAREHOUSE no. IV ? Wea? J3on?ton-strect. tis. lt. NEAR BROADWAY. NEW YORK. 'TTHE?UNDERSIGNED, MEMBERS OF THF FIRM 07 JL KRAUSHAAR it CO., ore practical : Piano maker? sod aa; BU obj bate had a largo .experience In! cabnecUo: ' sith some ol thc best Establishments in this connu: aadEurops. TLclr . lan os arc mode not merely fi 1 them, but ty them, ar d under their Imm?diate person) 1 supervision, ai:>: they allow no instruments to leave then f ictory and. UEBK td to the hands ot their patrons, unteii they have a power, evenness;' firmness and roundness 0 tme, an elasticity of touch-without which no. lnstrr neat ought to be satisfactory : to tho public-as. weil > ta.M divramUty in construction, which lambies lt to r. nain In t a -, and to withstand sudden changes of ten lera ture and exposure to eicenw neat and cold, whir' are sometimes unavoidable. They will at all times bo happy to BOO the prolesaki sad the publie at their Warerooms, and Invite compati son between their own Planea and these ol any otha: ANTON KRAUSHAAR.........v...... .TOBIAS HAS! ? OTTART.TM J. SCHONEMANN. April 2? S?M?L?A' SIMiLiB?S tilRANT?B? HUMPHREYS' V??[;: " ?J.V,{? IIOMOSQPATHIC SPICCIP?CS HAVE PROVED, FROM THE MOST AMPLE EXPfc. : BIENGB? aa entire success : BhMpr Prompt-Em slant and Reliable. They are the only medicines per lectly adapted to popular use-sa simple that mistan ce cannot be made in using them; so harmless as to b* tree from danger, and so efficient as to be always relia ale. They have raised tho highest commendation from all, and will always render satisfaction. ? Cents. So. 1, cures Kevera, Ccaigei?on,Inflammations.. 25 .?.?. 2, " Worra?. Worm-Fever, Warm-Colo.-. 2i .* ' 8, ' ..' Crying Colic, or Teething of In? fants...... aa M a, u : Dlaorha-a of Children or Adella.... 36 '. 6, .' Dysentery? Griping, Billons Colic... 26 .?.ii 0,Choleia Morbui, Nausea, Vomit. lng..-.:_.....;......."..... )S " '?, .?" _ CooplM,- Uolds, Bronchitis...." 1 " 8, ?' Neuralgia, Toothache, Faceache.. SJ ?. a,..** ?ioiw?ttCSies.Sic?HEailaohe^Vertlgo.. 26 " ?0- " Uvut>?-uclo, Bilious Stomach....... " ll, . Suppressed, or, rswiui i."...-."a ? .18, .?.- Whiten, te? iprvjiose periods;... " ?. IS. ?. Croup, Cough, Difficult Breathing!! 22 " 14, '? Sall. MJSieirm, Ei-jjopelis, Eruptions, 25 " 16, -1'. -Rh?nnut!rm, Rheumatic Pains... " IA, Fever and Ague, Chill Fever, Agnes.....'......-...-...,,... ? ? 17, " Plica, Bltad or Blooding..... 60 .?. 18, ?. Opi tirOpiy, and Sore or Weak Eros. BC -?.-19, Cu.tu.--ii, Acute or Chronio, Influ, 'si.. *nT*~....................j.'...... se ? ?- 30, WliooplneCoogh, vi??ent'cough? 60 .* 21, ?* Asthma., Oppressed Breathing.. so " S3, .? "Kar Diseburgcs, Impaired Hear tng..... <)3?, ? " ' Scx?Axla,, Enlarged Glands, SweU inga...,. 0 ?f '.atv "'."? ' Genera; Debility, Physical Weakness e.. i~ \HiX.uJ Ur o JIU v and Scanty BecreUonav.. 60 ' SA, '. Sea Sickness. Sickness from Rid* . lng.....".;...co *. 27, . "jl Kidney Disease, Grovel......._ " 28, .. Nervous Debility. Seminal Emis? sions, Involuntary Discharges.1.00 .. 20, gore Mont ll. Canker...;... "30, .. Urinary Incontinence, Wotting '* 81, " Palnrnf. Periods, even "with Spaeir i...................... " 82, " Bntresv-Msrs at Change of Lie.LOO " 88, " Kpilcpay, Braam a, tit Vitus' Dan oe. LOO ,? JaV ' *': Dlplfeerlatv Ulcerated Sore Troat ;.. 60 ... ... ....n/..*Tfi3nL]%$iyB]Bp..; U visit, morocco case an d boote.. .,$10.00 10 large vials, in morocco, and book. 6.0c to large vials,plain ease, and book. 8.00 15 bos es (Nos. 1 to 15); und book..;..,.. ~ g. 00 VTKTB?KIriABLY SPKCIFICS. " ?ahoganycaaes, 10 vials......$10.00 Ungle vials, wiih dlreotlona.;,,...'..... LOO 49V*Thaaa rem?dies, by the ease or single box, arr tent to ?ey part of tba country, by Mall or Expreso, frat 4 charge, on receipt of theprice. Address HUMPHREYS' SPECIFIC HOMOEOPATHIC MKDtOINE COMPANY, . Office and Depot No. 663 Broadway, New York. V?^tournom tanaearanited dally at ' Ma ' ?ffl?e,' par' ?OBafity or by lotter.,sa above, for ah forms of disease. ? .{ - TAOWIKMOISE. Whofesnlo Agenta. : ' ? '." > -".?'.- No. l&laMeeUng street. ISsStTOl'..- ..'?.'."' '.. Opposito Charleston Hotel. W. A. SKJOINK. .Vi A. v?. KCKKh? CO~ h?ttU Attlit,, m No. 331KLNG-STHEET. 4th door Stove Market-si. Aprilia . ..^ .mwfBflloa^isr-- .'. shsssstisti,'^.;^:' ut ire rj?VITO BT^X?EE?E0.TO . ?L : TION BUSINESS ol Keast*. BIRNEY -PBX? ' IBU &.FLAND11R?I, we. w.B attend M.V the eo'Jeclion 0 itt do* and marcrtng. chum? ahrougbout. ths-BctWf ' atna?? Oviada. .? ,....rSi.'..'i v.o. . 1-,-:.-. . .. OOilMSUrONEES fOK AU. THE 3TA TMS. ianoK/g .. rr.'-v:-;. .-..^ . j:... .... y;;o ' ivr^?>^.' .'..-......i'.i.iC^.-.^,...'.r D??GS, CHEMICALS, ETC. "18 y?ra established in N. Y. Cit}-." "Only infallible remedies known." "Freo from Poisons." "Kot dangerous to tb? Human Family." "Itats como out of their holes to dir." " COSTARS" MI. ROACH, ETC., EXTERMINATORS, Is a paste-uaed for Hats, Mic?, Roaches, Blackant! Red Ants. Icc, ic. "Costar's" lied-Biu? Exterminator, Is a liquid or wash-used to destroy, ind also as a preventive for Jird~ISnits, 9zc. Costar's Electric Powder for Insect* Is for STotlis, Mosquito's, Fleas, Red-Bugs, Insects on Plants, Fowl.*, Anim ah, Icc eSr\ I 1 DEWAR-. 1 I t of all worthless imitations. 6(S~ Sec that "COSTAR'S" name ia on eacli lio?. Botth . and Flask, beforo you buy. SS- Address. HENRY II. COSTAR, No. 484 BROADWAY, N. Y. SUT- Sold in Charleston, S. C., by DOWIE & MOISE, No. 157 MEETING STREET. Opposite Charleston Hotel. DR. P. MELVIN COHEN. No. 354 King-street. And all Druggists and Dealers ovorywhore. BARNES, WARD tc CO.. New Orleans. La., Wholesale Agents for the Southern Stair.-. "COST AR'S" CELEBRATED BUCKTHORN SAXVE, FOR CUTS. BURNS, BRUIi-'ES, WOUNDS, BOILS, CAN? CERS, Broken Breasts, Sore Nipples, Bleeding, Blind and Painful Piles; Scrofulous, Putrid and Ill-conditioned Sores; TUre.rs. Gl^-^ular s^cllina? Rmr*;-' tcr-t oun jiflections, itlngworm, IlcnT Corns, Bunions, Chil? blains, icc ; Chapped Hands, Lips, fcc ; Bites ol Spid irs, Insects, Animals, &"C, &c tXS~ Boxes, 25 cts., 50 els. and $1 sizes. SST Sold by all Druggists everywhere. /KS- And by HENRY R. COSTAR, Depot No. 484 Broad? way, N. Y. SS" And by DOWTE & MOISE, No. 157 MEETING STREET, Opposite Charleston Hotel. DR. P. MELVIN COHEL', No. 354 King-street, Charleston, S. C. BARNES, WARD ic CO., t New Orleans, La., Wholesolo Agents for tho Southern States. "COSTAR'S" UNIVERSAL CORN SOLVENT FOR CORNS, BUNIONS, WARTS, Ac 83~ Boxes 25 cts., 50 cts. and $1 sizes. K6?- Sold by all Druggists everywhere. JOS- And by HENRY R. COSTAR, Depot No. 484 Broad wav, N. Y. BS" And bj DOWIE & MOISE No. 157 MEETING STREET, Opposite Charleston Hotel. DR. P. MELVIN COHEN. No. 354 King-street, Charleston, S. C. BARNES, WARD 4c CO., New Orleans, La., Wholesale Agents for tho Southern States. "COSTAR'S" PREPARATION OF BITTER-SWEET AND ORANGE BLOSSOMS. FOR BEAUTIFYING THE COMPLEXION. Used to Scften and Beautify the Skin, remove Freckles, Pimples, Eruptions, icc. Ladies oro now using it in preference to all others. 03- Bottles, SI. as~ Sold by all Druggists everywhere. BS- And by HENEY R. COSTAR, Depot No. 484 Broad? way, N. Y. BS- Ana by- DOWTE & MOISE No. 157 MEETING STREET, Opposite Charleston Hotel. DR. P. MELVIN COHEN, No. 354 King-street, Charleston, S. C. BARN?.S, WARD ic CO., Now Orleans, La., Wholesale Ag?nts for the Southern States. "COSTAR'S" PECTORAL COUGH REMEDY, FOB COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS, BOEE THROAT, Croup, Whooping Cough, Influenza, Asthma, Consumption, Bronchial Affections, and all Diseases ot thc Throat and Lungs. as- Bo:ties, 25 cts., 60 cts. and SI sizes. SS" Sold by all Druggists everywhere. SS- Ana by HENRY R. COSTAR, Depot No. 184 Broad? way, N. Y. &aS- And by DOWTE ic MOISE No. 157 MEETING STREET, Opposite Charleston Hotel. DR. P. MELVIN COHEN, No. 354 King-street, Charleston, S. C. BARNES, WARD & CO., New Orleans, La,, Wholesale Agents for tho Southern States. COS TAR'S" A UNIVERSAL DINNER PILL, For Nervous and Sick Headache, Costiveness, Indiges? tion, Dyspepsia, Biliousness, Constipation, Diarrhoea, Colics, Chills, Fevers, and general derangement.nf the Digestive Organs. ... .. .. .. . .... . .... AST Boxes, 25 Cts., 60 cts. and *1 sise? ?ES- Hold byall Druggists cverywht .-e. SS" And by HENRY B. COSTAR, OepotN?. 481 Broad? way, N. Y. ? "f....-:-; . : ..:'..::. r";u i. :::>.; . -.'Car And by - DOW?E *-MOISE, No. 157 MEETING STREET, - '? .... ... . OppositeSbarUptoagotel. ? ... DB/P. MELVIN COHEN, ,r. ;t? -i?: ..:.. .. ?NO.SM King-atxe?t,'Clwt? BARNES, WARD af'CO., ah? : titm Orleans, Lei,' .VT . W?olesalc Aj?ei.tslortiie?out-usrnsr-.tea. - PecemhgfCT" " ' ?njc> ?; - SARATOGA q^-^S^TEB pE.TBTS SPRING IS BELIEVED TO i-beuuequalledby that of any olher in the Tar-famed JT8* ? Saratoga. Its virtues ore sueh os have secured tnPS^JSfi1"?^-?* ?S<who have used i^ poaseas ?S^??^WSo^ ?thartio, mnretic, From SAMUEL HENRY DICKSON, M. D., Professor ?5SS8?.??? Fnyaic. Jefferson Medical College, Phils. Wphia, formerly of Cajsxleaton, S. C. : . : T^T . '??? ?_ --til -ol ... ?*1iP7T'?r*T.BHaa< November 15,1865. , ?TT *~ tory 'year br more past in. tho habitat Wdng the water of the ..E?^or'' .Spring of Sarktam. ??*1?^^ invalTdWe ose the dtf?rentwaters 0f the several ibuntains which optionsthat^rohiBtkablevalley: depenuStmoM? ?her among tiwm. if uot mpia.io, io the purposesJto *Mch ttoy are'genera^ emptoyed:-It to vew agreeabte, *T?2*>^*?*^ ^earbomoiS?H^and iparklaag. ? * . lean heartily andccmacientionatv ?ecoinmend it to an who need? gentto^ttartic^mS "S^ac. , , SAMUEL HFJ?RYDMKSON^M TA Tho Watrate'.pui'up'm Pint'and <faartbo?lea, and ?eked in good prde^ fer oMt^j^-^i^^^ca ??> ? SOL? AX ^OJHtaAl? BI ^porters and M^te^^j^ai^is^ ?.....??? st*.-usavsitB?^?:?ti^tsT,' ~ " ?fe^TB'ckAi??itoS?(?^ . Ko, ia. MEETING STREET, ... ie Oppeaito CJjBitoston Hotel. And fe* sate by first cJ^Druggtst? , ..JwiMiya;-,- ??:.,. :.? ?;:-.,,.? 8mo * ' DRUBS, CHEMICALS, ETC. OLD KIP VAN WINKLE GIN, GOLD MEDAL SHEKKY, V01VT AND M AD Eli: A. HABVEST DOU11UON, WHEAT NU I'itlENT. OLD i'?O??KSXEAD lt VE. IN ADDITION Ti) OW? BOWNESS Ol'JsELLJNO WINKS, etc.. in ondina? pa-h/;;. s, "lui m order to insure tomustuuers Furs Lluvora 'ii a cniiipa. I am' cu veniont lona, we coinmccooc*. vi': "Ulerj'?.???." '"..".".a und packin? in cases cir -rilli V-V>?.-II Winos, T?ruintieK, Whiskies, Sic, and liavs cent. tS??i out iu ll style lliat would prccludu the poanttiti'.t7 cf their beiiiK tatuiKTcd with before rea- liini; tits .pxrch*zcr. Hie general appre? ciation and craUiyin,? curca i Via!, has rewarded "Ul efforts ha?encouraged na 'o rar!ci.-,!n the standard as re? gards quality. nl?o lo DirJw li?<-.-*..? .1 efforts lu retain tho conlidcncL'nuil palxmiai/a wilie?: boen so Iiueniily he stowed mum us. ItirilNOKIt .'>- CO., [Establislutl 1778.] Iittp"r?eis .>, Wines, .vc. Ko. ir, Heaver st wt. -Now fork. Thc above popular goods uro [i t up I;.sos coiitaiu ing one dozen littles each. ar.J are sold by all ptoiuiucut Druggist*, Grocers, i.e. Opinions of' tliv Pees:.. Tlie name of Biningcr Co.. No. tr, Heaver street, i? ii guarantee of the exact and iiu-ral truth of whatever they represent.-A". 1*. Com. Ailrtrlner. Tho iminrting house ol Biningcr A Co.. No. 15 lien vcr street, is conducted upon principles ot inf ;?rriiy, fairness and the highest honor.-iV. 1". Keening r'xjtress. ooimiurti, .VINKJIAIS & co., Ho. 153 MEETING STREET, Opposite Charleston Hot and D01YIE & MOISE, SUCCESSORS TO KIN O & CA?SrtlEY. No. 151 MEETING STREET, Wholesale Agents, Charleston, S. C. Januar)* 30 wfmf?mos "A smile waa oa her liri-health v. ??cSP&it?r?B. " S. T.-1880-X. a. few bottles ot" ?T.ANTATIOH Brrauia Will onro Nervous Headache. " Oald Extrciultlce und Feverish Up?. " Boar Stomach ami Fetid tirent t; " Vlatulnncy and Indigestion, " Nervous Affectious. " Excessive Fatigue and Short BrcMii. Fain over the Eye?. .? Mental Despond-jticy. Prostration : Groat Wealrnr-^s. 11 Sallow Complexion, ^-V.^- ?owoi.-.-, ?o.. Which aro th" evid?uc<>s i i LIVER COMPLAINT A>-"I> DY.sV ?Val*. It is t? ImatcKl that Bevou-tenth* o< ail Ulmrnta proceed nona a dncefrcd and tor;.M nv. . Ti,-, oiUary secretions of tho liver overflowing inti tli~ stomach ?tol? son the eutlre- system and exhibit tnt ?i>o\-., symptoms. After long research, wo am nhl? t<* prcr.fcne the most remarkabh-euro for these hort-id lo^oiraar- diseases, the world hr.p tiver r?roduecil/'''Y.it,h:.,i on . yeal '?v?-r Rix hundred ?nd forty thoinctirid parson* hive taken tile POASTATIOM Brr-r-Kas, und not an Instant ? o' ctibp'cvios has come to our knowledges 1 It is a most effectual tonic and a^reeanio stimulant, suited tu til conditions of Ufo. The reports that lt rebe', opon iz.;-?^ -ai . ai.: ...uc-~ (or Its activo propprtics, are wildly :.-> iv For f ia satis? faction ol tho public, and that pi'L-nta may c o-'nit their physlclano, wo append a list of I*.:- ^o:.i-ijonciits. CAUPATA DAE:.-Celebrate ; lor ?.vor iva hundred years in the treatment of Pcvor mid A..'to, Itysptipsut, Weakness, etc It wa? introduced int., purere uy too Count, sn, wif-i of tho Yicenij ai P; ni, io lfi-f!). and afterwards sold hy the Jesuits .."J--- ?J.e. riu,ria?at* ?WMC of its oven weight in silver, nuder tho ?amo "I Jr :i\V* J". io der?, anil waa final ly mad* public hy Louis XVI. Sinti of Franco, lluiuholdl ni-li-i c*? rcir-i '?....-rt ..: .. lo ?W? febr?fugo qualities during hi3 Son.... A mer i ran tr<sv>.hu CASC.MIIUA BAUE-For Clan ion-i. colic ?i-.ol diswea ot the stomach and ho vets. DASDIOIOD-For UiitatCTuaticn ci Hie Ir/.nn nr.d drop. slcal affectiona CB?AMn?rxie Fi*mrr<r.a- Vor vu?oc'olM ?iireisipm. LAVESDEB iCnuvris-Aramitic. ftiratzlautauit tou?> - highly invlgornting In nervous dsili:..,-. WiNTESuaucEH-For acroruu. i teua-.:vt'.ui, e?^?, AmsE-An aromatic cariuiTiaf..e: cv'-vuBr 5oeh, muscle and milk; much neel by mothers uorr?u?. Also, ciove-tinds, orange, carra-f.-i.-r, ctrvjoler. sua'AO-. ot, etc S. T.-18S?.-X. Another wondrrfnl Ingredi-nt, -if <-,^.^i: nw among the Spanlnh ladle? of South Amortes, ircpartin-t Dsanty to the complexion and brilliancy t-j thf> mine, in sot un? known to the coniuierce of the world. =r.d ve withheld lt* name for the present. IMPORTANT OEllTiFICATES. RooHi.s-rKB, N. Y . Dicemb-?r Mill. Messrs. P. H. DRA SK & Co. -I have been IA great suf? ferer from Dyspepsia for throe or fo-.r year,-, a.-,d htd to abandon nay profession. Alieul three months ?-.:o I tried the Plantanou Bitters, and to niy great joy I sta now nearly a well ma?. I have riiconira-miled "thera in several cue?, and, as tar sn 1 know, always with cgsO benefit. 1 am, re^puitiully yynra, 1(07. J. S. OATTl'>RK. PPTT .II?MT?H, iftili Mouth, l'iii ?AA?, isr.i RXACEOT*<II PoiK-sn:-*V?y ?cuirtitor riM I?CAI? rcueh benefittodby the use ol thy Vii.t.tv.-'.'.cji IUV?STU. Uliou wilt eena ate two bettie* nii.ti, Thyfrtend, ASA COURIN. BUF.UMAU H0C?>1, C?TUACK>, ?li., ? Fennia-rj ll, IHM. i MESSES. P. E. DBAiX Si Oo. :-Pl'ase send . ajiother twelve cues of your i'laiitotion JJittors. A.a a luorctsg appetizer, they appear to have Kiip<?rai>doil evejrith.ng else, snd are greatly estoemc-d. Soors, &C. GA/5E it WA'iTS. Arran (?omen ts are now completed to suv?.ly any de? mand for thia articlo, which h6.,: Uft heretofore, boen, possible. The public may rest assured that l;i co esau will th? perfectly pure standard ol the PI^AMA-UO-N ?IV?-CL^S be departed tram. . A'wr? bolile. b'.?.r.? /A:- jac-timiit vf ?ur signature on a steel pia!', t-ijr.-sciny, ?r t; cannot h^.ijen uine. Any person pretending to tell -TXAHTATION lU-r-rKUK t'rs bulk or b?? the gallon, is .? riw:c.:i>.- a.nl i-xipostr.r. lieu aro of refilled bottles. Ss? (Aa.'?:r tairai: Xtj.ni.ji ii "liloio TTX^AXSD oner every cork. Sold by aB foogidet?, GroMia nul Deii?.-ii tlitcushoct the conntry. P. EL' DEAKK & 'JO., New Turk, ATIt y_roivf rr CHEROKEE PSLLS, Or Female Regulator, Cure Supprensed, JZecesiire and Painful ilenittntution. Green. Sicknies, aVcrrotW a ml Sjiina'i Af? fection*, l'ai-nn in the Sack, Sick J/eadacfrtt Giddine**, jn<l all dis? eases that sprinir frorr frrigularity, by rcmnvinir tlie caase and all the effects that anno from ir. They are perfectly tate tn ?iii case-', ?u cepl tchen, fnrhidden ?.;/ dlree I fiona, and arc easy to cdunal-ter, as they aro nicely sugar coined. They should bo "in tlie hands of j every Maiden, Wifv, and Mothor ' in. tho land. Ladies can address ns in perfect confidence, arni &tate their com? plaint! In full, as we treat all Female Complaints, anil preparo Medicines sultablo for nil diseases to which they are subject.-Thirty-two pago pamphlet, In a souled envolopo, -freo.' - The Cherokee Pills are sold by all ilni-icists nt $1 per'box, or six boxes for J5; or they arc sent hy mail, free of postage, in on ordinary letter, free from observation, by addressing the sole proprietory DX.W.B. KESmS, 37 Walker St., N. Y. N. B.-Cherokee Pills No, 9 are prepared for ?pedal eases, when milder medicines full ; Ihe-j. are seat by mall, free of postage, on receipt r' ?5. the price of each boa. '' M DR. WBIGHT'O REJTjyENATIN-C- ELIXIRj, Or, Eaaencz or Xire, Carrea Gerterai Debility. Weah. 'fWA, Busterico in 'Femaleo, Palpitation or'tile Heart and all i?trcmtti Dixeasee. It rs stores new life and vigor to tbe .. Am tv p-,^r{^w," aged, c&ujlng tho hot blood of jT&thFJ^?\T, J"""11 to ?"?o t?"? veins, res ttZSSSd %dtn l?rinS the Organs of Genera? ndo Vf?"-m does pon; removing Jmpolency ana Hits Elixir rcjuven- Debility, restoring Manginess ? me 'lal tynem and and full vigor, thus provine, a ener?me disease. perfect "Ellwir of ?ore," re movhjg Sterility and Barrenness ia both sexes. Tc ' tho yeing;middle-aged, snd aged, there is no greater boon Mian this "Elixir of Life." It gives a new _ lease of ille, causing- the weak and debilitated to kaVelnnowed strength and vigor, sud tho entire system tr> thrill with joy sod pleasure. ?Prk?, ono bottle ii; thr.ee bottles. $5 ; sent by expreji to any address. Our medicines ara so Vi sad recommended by alt rcspectsblo drngjrlstg In every part of the civilized Slobe; .oma unprincipled dealers, however, try to eoelvt their otutomere by selling cheap snd worth . less compounds In order to make money. Be not: deceived-ask for these medicines .mci take no others. .If tho druggist docs not koop them, write to na, sid wo wll' ?end th ?in byezprcsa. carefully packed, free from observation. Wo will bo pleased: to receive letters with JuB statements in regard to j apv di.?as? with wMch ladles or gentlemen are . sfBicteil Address all letters for medicines, nainph- . le ts, or ni? vice, to tte solo proprio tor, ? ' -tit W. B. HEEWX9, S7 Walker SW^i-?. -Kaya?.' - m'wf iy^ ?iTANHOOD AM? THE VI6K>R. OF YOTJTII IvA. restored In four weeks, hy Dr. RIOOED'S ESSENCE J?-fprE. Dr. Rioord (of Parts), sftor years of oarost so i^^on. Mtf at ietwth acceded to tho earnest requests ?SP^Fr*11 P^Vh?>Mli appointed an Agont in Now cork tor tho sale of hts -ramed and highly-prized Essence a Lifo, ; TW? wonderful agent will restore manhood to im most mattered constitutions, whether arising from 'Xcesees, the effecta of climate, or natural canses. . The . Imo required to euro tho meit inveterate cano Is four reen; ana if used according to printed instructions, fhich aro very simple, foiluro U impossible. This life-, esterina tomedy should he taken by all about to marry, s ita effets are permanent. It is acknowledged by the aodicalpitaa-to be tho greatest discovery over mode, tn dervoloplng powers are miraculous. Succosa in every aseis&siCTtsinaa that science overthrows ignorance. tr. Bteori's Lssenco of Lite is sold in caa?*, with fall in tarac.Hons far ase, at $3, ox four quantities in one for S9, Dd will ta Beat, to any part, caireriiUypac?^. xJn receipt f romlttMce to bia accredited agent. . ' ' PHILIP ROLAND Marchaa ; ly . No. MXilierry.atToetyNewTork. LOMBARDA. CO., fOHMIS?XqN MERCHANTS ATO^ajj^rjoiii *tn> . OIAUW ra ait"i?w.i>STONES, -HO."" ?S IJEWIS, ASD SO. 9 T WHAR3?, i i.'.!, A ;::;>.olf'if?'STO.? ; ' * Advanc&i bQf'e on Oonsttrcoianta of Rice and Cotton ? otntaddtssjs._ Bie?B?ence*, hfypermlssl?m: To Mann-*. JAS?? Aroz? Oo^Mwofa- SxaSicr Buorasua & Co.. UhArtescon. S* ..i:.-?'--n;i n^vj^y, . , OctoberV ??.^OOai'.ii.'l-.'.ili?iltl^ ---'-wi..: