The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, April 18, 1867, Image 4

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p XH0RSp>4J ^OJJ^TNG-; AF?IL 18, 1867*..- - '- . TH?! PISCOWDAXT CilOIlt. ... . .Oui AYjsabaiiu: ' '..? "Sexton, pray can you t<-li mo '",~r; . Why tho choir can't agree ? i - --Ooo* a:r*ch and fervid song ii ; BoUedthe fervid arch along tl - . : Now a sad and feeble tom> .....' ? Wandera with discordant moan." OLD SEXTON. '"'tidy.'thiB has boon tho-.way .. j~ Choral lianucrueB decay ; .'Many a Sahbaili. I nave eoen . "_.. _, '?'!'.- Angry, o^njrrcl? ?.*vow between Those we all expect to eeo. ,. ; vBonu^ by Chords or .harmony. .Though the mclodv.alvino . _ Wann alUte your heart and minc, j They arcj?alous all tho while;. ? ? "Tir?aeliotlier's^n?fmdstslo. '.... j ? Th??gli you hoar t??m sweetly; sin?. In their hearts iB.no good .thin?} j , Though with holy upturned oyo ? .. . . Full t^irrhcartaoXjenmity- .i.. .--r . ?'-'- .-* * Sop tho proud eoprano. flaunt ^I vl? Bhp.decs'npt ejiooscthe chant, ! . "..-So angry that she will-not; speak-... j ?.'.'.. 7r?,?0n6?lto tor aLweol?. ^^'Th?Ctn?/ten?rwop't.givo.placo j v ' Without quarreling wit4iii?e bass. ; While tho chorus, taking sides Into parts t^e choir divides. ; . Tlins they all jrot on such,air?, j -"- ? . (I can't thiuS they .kay their prayers!) -'. ': And in wrath thoy all declare : , ...:' They'll'sirig ho other Sabbath there. ? "In theniBht the Organ oft j . 'BearsIhc uhf-ola' whisper sort, ? ' .Alasrthos'oTolt?i?>f??hd'cl'?tir'' ' " ;" '? .Can nevbr Join "our chorus here.' " ! . ? ' t?>/7?e)iour? Virginian. -- <x corp ia Items; {.rf; On tkeviSth' "thp;anjiiv?rsary. of the Macon Eire. Department wa? celebrated in that city, s.Jid aftei-.a , contest between the engines, which" rebuted in -showing tho superiority of the Ocmulgoo,! tho fire?-; _.,..?rraen?.tbrQUKh Col- Hardernan,. presented' a watch' to Major Obcmrv.their?ormer Chief. . , . .An old -oi?d.liiglOy-es Wined- -citizen ox Athens;; : ? . ' Z.weU%sewn- as IJnole-Tommy Mooro, diod in that -iown-oh Saturday last.-' He ls" "l?aicr't? 'hav.e,.heon? . the oldest member of tho Masonic fratiornitv in Georgia',-beuig agcd'80 years."' "He "was a| splendid specimen of the'-''old -school", .of.geutlemen, and l"^-sl??p? welfaft?r a'l?pg.aiJi?-uB^u?!ife?,.His death will he regretted' hy lus largo circle o? relatives j.and friends,.. .'. . ? .-'.'.;>.:..":. j . l^""l I?lh?d'?ie account of a?.i?fe?fled murdori and rob bery'upon "the" person of a peddler named Joseph ...-Woblonex. by..a,negronasste?V Frank Jackson* alias ;r" ..:.Wiuiam.^fTill.."i The affair.: ooeurredl abo at fifteen ".-?; Ahilas- from-the oity;:'on"the Gnht-Boad. .After ? -^erbeafing-.-an? robbing' himf 'tho.-nCgro -threw1 tho . r- -peddler into a-'drtch.'loavirig himio di?^ and mads '".. ' good-his ?escaper Ho"Was arrested by- Qapt. "Arnold,; ...r -.?j.Bry?ji Co^jjtj.^ ou 'gjC J.4QJ inst.,, and lodged in u _. a warehqu^o.-thero being na', jania rihat county. r-Tr. From this place ho subsequently mad? bis escapa':." j carrying with*him a'tug ot- "whiskey. H? was pur? sued about three-miles byfour negroes, -jvho:npon.' ?:;;;*--.-0Stehiflgnp::with''him surrender. . He 'retraed' to' give" himself-: up, delating'that' they would have ; to tak'e'him dea?? f' .The pursuing 'Ci;." "party then.fired.at "nun;, tho shotstaking effect in liia'arjn,'. breast" and'-groin:. ."Hb." waslbroitght.toj ~i, '.'?hiia.city yestei'day..ev*?ninK, and was cbmmittod to. .:; :..'.jail' by Mr,' Isaac Bussell,: county j bn?oer.'' ' His .' :.; wounds,, though severe;: are -not dangerous.-^a -'Mannah ?Setos- and Iter?ld. " .' j -r.Z . Kortll CarbU'na items. '-~ ! fr r. -y .'.'i ' .vErB?^-Th'S'barri ?f ?r. Armand?opjag, on'?iie rice plantation, a few miles from the? city, was. ? totally-destroyed; by- fire- yestordayaf t?rn?on about; - '"-' ??' 4.Ov0lock. Attached to the building was a nne si earn : ';.- :';.?ngrne- and .threshing Machins.: -Th??.lpss:is,be~ - Jtween-fite'a?d sis thouBahd dollars',cpverjod to thei. amount of four thousand dollars "by a policy in tho ^--;V" r?*^ismeric?h;Ins?rahce Compaiiy.Of ?^ow-York." -"- "We Have not heard how tho fire' originated, but - presume it was -accidentai.-W?m?njton pispaich^' ... ATTETSTPEP RoBBEBY.-~On Saturday .piglit'last, a' '..-~:;".;r'ather bold attempt was made ,to break Open , a *" '.*" 'large iron 'safe, belonging to.'.the' Sheriff of this .,_.county, and kept rn bis. ofhco at the Court HQHSC .-""finiius city. The Sheriff, on entering;hiejo??ce 'oh'. -Z- : I! Sunday -morning, discovered -.- certain " CTidonces, ' " ire. "which showed-that an attempt had. been made to \: _'i' :;hlowopen the door of-.tbe safe. Tho look" o? -the . .-; "latter was found to. be ailed' with, -gunpowder, -ai : . : < rpackilge Of which was on tbo floor: near ! by, and." .the door~ of the" Rafa : was : much 8wrdhea--ah'dV , blackejied. It is presumed that the robbers . wore "-?:,' .'disturbed "?rn?h?ir roperations! probably by "tho 'tr'.:.arrival of.ti servant ~who" -slept ?in. the office, -and ZJ-; "who entered at? late hour -on that. evenmg. We f?.'.'le?rn-'fhat the safe contained upward .of $2,000 in enrrency and a.mnall amount in g'old.-Ibid. ",' -. PBESENT.-Be*A-Gi-W. .irpdie- has shown us a silver cup presented l.iim by the colored ladies of , Wihnington, as ?- testimoiM?bc)f?hei?;eati;em. Jt '." '"..-waspresented'byMissMinarTO-Al'8an?ps?u,intBe presence of many friends, and "is indoed ? bearrfi :. . ful gitt.^?r^^:Sto7jaVir?{: i: - ..- :.":. I ?? . ; >. :Goo?'in?HrNa"^-.W? tearn"fr?m:th?.l??r?olk TJjgv'. -.ri'. '; Book that; atf ?n6 haul of"the" seine ort jAlbemar?c 2 "^ "Spnlid, .on-' -IVTiradiy "last,. 4LVO0O: he??ags agi .SoJieO -shad: -were landed.'" It ? is said-that Se . fisheries of North Carolina are doiag .bettor than -, ,_:..::?ould haye be?n'anl?t?p^t^-r'".? - --" - . . ? -*.'?" ' 1/ ' ' *.- -l.-L*I * *l-. . . ': \ ~~ -. I" I ?I - j -" ' j ,H?a M?iESTr^."Krroniit.^Tho staff "of her Mgj cKt?':: kitchi n includes a chief cook ; .throfe mas&r cooka^wo yeomep:of tho kitchen:;, two roastfe ".. ~~-cb?ksi and four ap^entices,..There are also mfr "larders "ana" s?OTersV"^".store" keeper ; twp greS ., .s, . office men ; three kitchj?ri maids; and-.tw? menffia '???'i- sirperintend the steam apparatus ;ihe salary oftfio' .chief cooit is about $3500 i"year;".tbati5? tho rnS .. ,. .ter.cooks axx>ut.'a'mo?ety' or- that sum':.'. Tho chief " r-'."and maijter cobkp have' thel privilege'of .takiug tito ??il 5Pj?^nhc^Vof whom ?there are now ?onr^?he _pW ?tvjii ..mirm?-which is received -fxoi4 each- (aVeragtog ir?m i: ::XiSO to i200>. being - divided as'ipef ?rr^gemerM' t.;;. between- themi- The---salaries -and ;wages ?? ....-_^-the other persons ?n the kitchop Vary tomi 10s.jxr . r^reek;ip -?175 ? year; A lad who is'appren&ced^?ih - .; one of the Queen's cooks-has thefchance'-?f he cop,-. ':- ducts himself properly,'?T obtaicing ? "situation E| the kitchen at the expiration- ot his . term. Thef -' ^-^.r-fh^-atep-is in the event of a vacancy-orof ?one be ing, created, the situation of larder; ?nd sometimes, ' ;.^?e;ha.Y^^?rieni3s. and; influences, he obtains the situation of clerk in th? Clerk Comptrollerfs office. " ..... The-chiefa-or. tho hiichen' dine by themselves at 3 iii o'clock^ ?I?:.ch air bein^-t?E?^Dy'h?? ajajesty.'a. chief cook, or, in his absphce,-6y.tbeiseniior cook. ;Th? appr?ntioes dine witrcthe scourer?, tl?e-'kitch 5 ."^.f?n.mmoXt?c. r.. ?'. . ... . ..i.:.:.. | ?j. :," BlBSATISl?ACTION '-WXSB -' "THE " hssSa?^-'Xtf)' -- ??? -cwtinued-rejectionbythe Semta'of-'gob"dmeh"ap-' -.'-'- pointed.'by the Kasidont," suhply" on-' political grbunuSj'has created d?s's?tis??ction: "ufiha minds :.. ;'ot;a^?rg?"ninnI)erp{ T^uhUciinsj .Within a few .days . persona-of distinction" and -posit?dm'from nearlyall the States have arrived-here ifor the >.- :.'. purpose of mduci?g-the-Senate"to change ! its ac ..- . . tion in-certam cases.. She - pressur?froni Wiscon ZSLiC sin is very great on account of tho number ?of good fiZ-zmen'rfrom'.that State "who have."been"pdliticolly :?~~2 shmghtsred to appease the insatiftWe'.thirst *?,tile .Senate for victims.'-"- Lija-majority"o? thercasea from" this Stats - the ' men'-rejected were true and tried soldiers, and this act has brought., out consi . .. : , darablefeeling.'-Zeifer in Sicnr :; \ ' ~'. ' " 'J.- -^."> ? ? : ri' ..; .. Beal estate is so Kgb in some' parts of pondon :--l'.-that "'ihe' ptrrchaser .now; has" aunostjh^rafiy'to - r-i 'c?Ver' -iE" with gold to purchase- it. -"In iiniportafrit ?^"'VibTismess .centres in that city.Uiasites'for -fecehfly :: ;l'v;,ej|r?cted tail6?iigB^^ tho square lyard. .Thisiaat the rate' of .more than ?3,000,000 ^.i, Iper-acre, arid, as-a':Ii?B?k)rr:pap?r'tXMnpui^',%t ' " takes 7;12?,0G^Boveroigrra,lymg??^tc^ ;?;-.-.'. fiat, to cover 'arracrfc BO - that the pric?iof (vn acre would givoTt an rmbrok?ir.'??xer of gpld.df about one-third "th??thi?'kh?ss op" a'sov?ire^gn^ iEvery 'J-^^b^yV^cept-r?al e'sta?e'owners,aripposes:thst-tho 'r^ .-'pr^e .yr?B Borne day cease to risefnutthepointis .^.-?jiot-yBt in sight._;?? j . . DlC3?BNB''"v5srr TD hsacMUAJ-Dickens is certain? ly coming to this country. He ia in treaty "with: :-'fiw4paitis83'.?TOcirifReV Ycfrk'dhc? the other in Philadelphia, to come hither toward the ?lose.o? ",~ tho BnnWer,a?d-r?r?spj;sS orieeven ro|ntths here,. . i-e^virje; rGadinKfir-dr?istic readings th ey might be ' raalled^frorfl his own 'writmg|S'.-'-:Tlib--ideai of his o ; '-.Haw Y?*k:iesaeBis" tha? "He," should^^-cbriimence to r- ?? ward the" end:df the fashionable season ?t' Barate? ra, Long Branch and Cape May/and t'.\v* equently." . "8f?^hrpugh the principal cities of t?af?^'-'jn. - - ' against General Ord, says : ''We do not tvT-iriV that -. taeT>reS?n"trS?pr^mo-''Court "wilTgrant tine injunc? tion ; or that; ?- UVdidv. it would have any material effect upon the Radical Congress, backed, as it is, bs aonajority of Uie-?torthorn people. So our-peo-. :pe had better register themselves and vote, and pay hjitTftt?? attention to these proceedings;" ^i^^r^^^? ^^^"^^_ j^k^' &???'i??: - ,, * ;:r ' -r ?.:.".it ! T I J ." ?Jfa&?ieii.!' . 1 - ;. -IJVEBPOOI>--?er bark Effort-SO casks Bottled Beer," to ' ,.v^S?-l( ?o.- --CGS6 sacies Salt, to CN Hube&'-'Jfttt <^?^S?^0?l4 m:B*ven?l.& Co,, *i .cases Mdse, to ?ot?V' *r?J^'.-.- >en& rleemt. " " y j . ; Wt ix^^^xAJ^e 'r?n-k^rtor^l?l ?ale^Sea ilslana" Cotton, 1607 balea Upbmd Cotton. Boam, la bales Yarn, 36 hales Domesrica, 97 $Turt?e, _-31 ibis Qreesa-Peas, as-oase? ?nrtdrios. Per sehr - ?"'.*? Micewa-170.006 feet Lumber. 1 Cotton, 25 bales Tarn, 391 bbls Ewan, eo.bMs ?pirita . Turpentthe, 10 crafea and 1 cask Dry Bonos, 3 bales - ShoSpS?ns,i7S:.baBS ?6 paafct^es,:*? jfcniptv" -. NEWPtoTrli I-Per sehr S 3 W??ng-?63,856 ftipioor ? ing Boards. ' The CIvarlestoM.Cotton M&rtet. -. OFFICE O? ^EEiOHAKLESTON DAILY KBW8, > < ' -2<Sl&^^ April 17, 18*7. y :-," r^rnhnitattiHtwaa"'s?aV?,1 -^myers^ynrelwsMng n)ostof ? t,v,'ta?3?>ek 'V&fty&jMoif? Wjthcjut Im; >.w^portarrt.v?riatl09n-c^ Sales -r'-{^k?';:-;? "?i-. . ' Uiad?ng...:.......-iJ?ii^'^SSS^".. m.-Jin,no. aoubt caused by: a Wegrar^orKw I* tu? piorniue/s poper, from ^ISew ?orlf, quoting solea of Cot T? #?>:^; Z':.v^^,r; Zyr'm,, yi rak? -wyre 03 teto.JUL f?jloant: 6 at 24; S? at 35; 2 at SWr*4S?K-.fiCM?6?a?a eta. ^hereceipt?, worol?lbales. " . j ..... ?,.?oiJ>i-Tb^J^itm^j^>rK^^^^S^^^^ selling a'cjifo.^ ;-- : ?_~ ! , ? ? Sir-TEB-^B^iSraW? buying ?t 133 And selling ,n,t 132., RECvmrr?*-^uioJv; ; 7-'.'-~ ? EXCUAK?S-Sight Exchange scarce. " - - ? '.-; ,? "i.> ;T; >. Mabllo Market. !. Ce?rtON:-Tlicro -mw a lair demand to-day among a few.-.' Marliot?poorl?teppUeoVan'd?actora cap?lese. Sol icrs- at quotations."'Salos 750 balee.- Tho markot closed' quiet ar-a'.33Ctormldu7m?:. ""'' j :-y.V? MONETABY AS? 1'lNAKOIAE.-Wo qUO tc : - - - Gold 137al38; loss doing. ~ '-i -- i .? Francs S 92 ??. ' ?C5S-' Now York sight ? por cent, checking, and ?ff? >? per cent premium buring. Ne*'Orleans sight par. ."' ' ! -. . Sterling, 60'days. I43}??1.44j?; p?jhtl45>?. : T." "W?w Or??ams" MMketl'*" ; _ r?: j'.NEWt ? OBLEAS?,.. April.' 13.'-^COTTO??-The m'nxiot ' opened this morning with a continua ce of tho previous diUlj-.cas, and. at a later .hour, was additionally depressed by (ho receipt,o? European advicoa, announcing that Ute diplomatic quarrel going on between Franco and Prussia , ia likely to terminate in active hostilities, Tko ' assort? ment on .salo-wan f?jr; throughout, an i factors; showed in erca^^c?MX>s?ii<>r-?."-i ?oU-, and, in roost instanqos ??u vi! Hug to.m?ko jnatorial cdnoessicssi bat, after tho I'onor ol' the foreign Intelligence besame goncrally known, the , greater pc^i?iiofrtli? buyers- reared from tho market,. ; preferring to postpono,.ror the present, tho ojcecuSonof their orders, and .await tne enget of further _<I?velop monts. Under thesa. circumstances, tho dayjs' business was ext cmely light/ ainoubiihg in tho; "aggregate ' to barely 750 bales,'- four- -brokers parUctnat?^ In the business. Trio?? Indicated a further ? weakness, but on tho whole, disclosed too much irregularity to ad? mit ol' a denni te scale of quotations, which is, ?according, ly omitted.- Thc- sales for the pBsVthree daysjcomprise? 7,750-baJes, making-a total for rho - week- -of-14,550 bales, against 10,590 last weeky and 1?,?5Q the week before. The iMccdpts-propcr-dm-tag the past week, Kexcluojing the "nr. rivals from Mobil?,- Florida and Texas, which pre includ? ed in their respective" staten en tai) embrace 8,045 bales, against 0,751 last week, ?howing o-decrease of f,340,balea The week's exports comprised 21, 780 .balsa, 8*1 of whick wero constwiBe-ond 20,94G.to foreign-porta.'' j .;, .... ,, ..... :-'s?ATHiarirr'OPsorrow;j ? - Stock bnh?iid Bept-lst, 1865; :-.'."-'VV.nales.'r. l djB2,082 KOColvedto-day.'.;;..v.<..>-...'.;....-.t.'.. ;lroTT3 '-?'.:'. Bricolvod previously., :.J.<. .. .68?-,46?-G88.Q58 . .:: ... ..-.'.;- - . . ?---???.] 790,140 .Cleared to-day. 2,9?2." ..-.':. , Cleared previously.-.;-:-.-j.;T.'.'.-rfl20,lB4-623,068 ?tock-on hand;'.i'll.i-.-'?':.~i.VVi.'w.v.167,07,; Tho exprjrts'were'T?r'iaverpooL''" - ...... SDOAE ABS -MoEASST?.-rTi.o receipts nineo, yesterday ?eompriso ?9-hhds.- 'Sugar,- 82-bblBV Molasses from tho coast. There is very, little demand for sugar, -and - the : only sale nf lKiuisians:iram; first: hands was lObhde, fully fair, to prime at lS??c; .?;?. 'Pretty much all .UM" .' .receipt?of molasses.were :?>ld at 60C ^'gallon for foi m en Ung. A lot of .21 bbls. cistern, bottoms sojd ot 6>?c. ^ gallon. Of tie-produCtiarr'ci Calba, '185 hhda. fair .wero ?dd, of which 94 on private terms,' 18,JCS and 40 atilde. ^ lb. A ci-.-co of 600 hhds. Cuoa mblaasria sold on-pri vote terms, lt is quoter1 bx .tte. cargo at 55a56c- gal lot,: at" retfttl',*62iiai55?., in larger ^lots 60c! Q gallon. -Week's sales, 325 hhde sugar, "70 bbls. molasses, Louisl ana,-1000.T>oxcs" sucrar,'600.bbls. Molasses, iCuba ; ro ceipts,-;320-hlrds;.BU8ar, I43"Dl?ls. Molasses, J,ouisl(vn? ; eCTorts; 53 hhds. sugar, onTjcfiinhlB-m?lasses' j : I Qo^^Contmues m.reqnest at fuirpri??tj, but thc sup? plies -arc- .very : light,, sntlrthc salas .?arb.'-conbequontlj', oohnned''to:.6600:-sacks,.tif which:"COO and *00, ycll?j?. . mixed at 6130. 800' white- .mixed 'St. ? 32}?, 293 watte, 700 do, and2100 white, yellow and.'xolxed: at ?SI-35 par bushel:- '\fook>'sales 2U,30O63c!tB;:' receipts 79,101; et, ports 26;i32.: v .- .- ;. :?--1 OATS-Are scarce and irr domaad^ Owing to the light Bupplcs fee sales to-day were. confined; to SOO sacks. Of whiob.'50P at 83"and '87c.,--300-. 'at -87)ifc. - pir bush?L . Week's.?jalcS 11,700'saoks; receipt? ?,620 "sacks; exports? :887. ?'. - . . . ? -'-'. I FBEIOHTS-Wo have to note a very dull -market. Thc rates are Ko-pcr lb ?or Cotton l>y:Bteiim forNo-^r York, $5 ?er nhd?o'r Tobacco, 50c per bblior Hottr, ?od 35c jier .sack for Corn. . Sall for ' Boston..'??c' per" tb for Oottoa, Sail for liverpool ?a9-10d.- Havre ljio.'-' | : - V JUTaconCottoii.Statqxa.cnt. j ...:':."' ' MACdN? April li- ';: '.Hi " Stock September 1.-.-".;;r.T J -2,80 ? Received past Koot'., " .,,..v...:.i.290 ? ;:S I Beccjyed preyipnsly, ...._54,301-54,(91 W^iwV4^'??W*;?--?'?S^?."'-:?H.r.- i 57,352 uSWoped-p4?t-week..-.'................. .. 059 SB ~g ?Shipped previously.'..,.'",.,; .'^..%...:r.^Al,905 il ~? ' - . ;*jtal ebipmehta.to dat?".. ;'.:;*. "_".-;...-42,024 . "j.",', ?L'Wlinll?feto^ Mo3rl???: ... .XYTLMTKGTON, Apr?: '?6.'-BOSTK-The mirket TOS $n?i; ?aad?nly 92 bbls. pale soW of*7 50a8 05: -'.' " ;SprxrTS Trmpiarmai-T-Tlie market was steady and Arm upbn-an advancebr lc, : 14 casks.Sold .-st ROc; 13 do at 70Ji?; and 39 do at 71c:- ; ,?;-j" - "CBCXIB Tr>i^joT&-E-r-Ther?.was' aa-advsnrib of 20c nn' hard,' 150 *hls selling ot ?5 far.-neTC.-virgtn; SAt tor yeilcw*. dip, and $2 75 tor. hard, and 29 bbls st S255,Tor hard. TAH-139 bbls changed hands at SI -85.- . HAY-lo?bales Philiidelpiila-soia from.Whaiif at ?2 50 9 cwt. ".' - ". 'TES?BEB-Eight rafts sold; $4 25 for inferior, and Ma, 7 50 for ordinary tH M. '". : No transactions in Cotton, "ont inercis a little better1 feeling, thc result of favorable foreign news. : ^?fa?Hn&ld&E, ^^^^S>#r?^Late on F ?day llori bags Bio, ex Wavelet, was sold at 12 K cte, gold, in bond, I and to-day the residue of the cargo, 900 bags, erma not transpired^ The "Winefrec?s cargo is all now le rt in first COTTON ^=Wo notice a ratfor' beti^ieelinR in! the mar? ket, though transactions ai^) qults^BM; sales1, reported I to-dayvabpu, lop bates, raa?lBg ??on?B>? to 27 ott for good ordinary and rmddllng.irolaneSsH. ! -" '", " FBTTXT-At auctioTi;-"on^Fr?ai"3iyK, by M?ssrs-8'J'' Soper'& Co, cargo-of bsi-T Toland from Messina, sold as follows: 3200 boxes or?gges at ?4 9ca5.S5; soo boxes lemons, $4 50a4 85; 20 baagBUelled ahhonds, 3?a36g ct? - ^ lb ; 10 bags Canary seeoV??8X tte : ?t? bags ?l??**; ll eta; 50 bags soft shelled ?|monds,al ?ta] 50 do Naples ?atonta. ?&ticta. ..t-<- i " -s r.-r. $ofe FLOUTI.-There is no r^tarial>l\arjg?U?y-th^ Stock offoringvery Ilght,-B^7*eIe<R?r^3rraro dllHcult to make. Holders are very grmi?iB?^?p^ee&?i cogBeq?tace take sparingly for irmn?rJ?aSK wsn&?piHj'. Vfo rirp?r? jades to-dav as follows : 100 cBttB7 caosOBiba Nor?iweVero Snper S10 75; 100 bbls cfiqihKaisi?^^?eet dp $12 50; 1?0 bbls good Northw?8trJoJ?iariara^ 2W tibls ordi? nary do M3 GO, and othef. Bnupei^ra^thln dur range as follows: .... i~~4 * J Howard-street Super and Ost^rx^ra5^Fll''50 <a$12i5v> Howard-etre?t'Shipping Fj?aRS:^^p.ia, 50 ? 13 60 Howard-street High Oradesj.".i?'?^SjSl3'50 Cit 15 00 Howard-street Family.. .?^.s.ti^?^^9jPfeS0 @ 16 SO Ohio Super and Cut Extra. 3.:^?^^S?K00 & ll 75 Ohio Extra Snipping.i.. ; i ?S^ffi WOO & OOfOO i j , Ohio rotaffing.-.?..s^SSl?ooiOO & 00?7 Ohio Family..,..,,,.L.^'.-^^SHfe-SO @ 16.?/, [Northwestern Extra.J"...^ji'v?.^^^M50 & 14SO cl?^i?^ta^r?fe-ExtrKi^^ 50 % 17 W? !> [TSaWSsB^'g^^s^reerffleldFam^a oo @ 00W BaXHraSHEarai.graae ExtraZ'.^...... "rfeiBO (4 00 90 Bye FlourTnew... 8 50 & 9 00 .Corn Meal City Mills.-....< 5-50 ?OOOO .; Gn<rr?-Offortngs of Wheat to-day nominal, eiibracing but a few hundred Cashels; prices steadily maintained; included in the sales were 500 bushels prime anet choice white-e,tr$8-65o8 O0rl?0-do gooc??340; ?00" bush&iTSrcu'.: . nary rod t3i quote prime Pennsylvania $3 30*3 85.. .Corn. -7000 bnBhBtewhitoariaai.OOO'bnBheS?'yellofc cernprlsed. the offerings on'Change this "Triornijig, . whit* snld-as .* high as yestcrday, bnt closed.weak;'ih'e sales"?rhouuling to 6000 bushels, ranged from 51 25 'dowh40~*ipo..i> io quality; bulk ct il 23ar25ibr 'good:?md -tirfmd; yellow., was more-active and flnner; 8000 bushels sold rh kia at. $122; 360 ?iishelB -dariip'^rtie-, no aale? of riixod re? ported. Oats were .better-,\ 2650"bushels: received,and mostly.sold at.74a76c- Sotldnfe.doin? ?ii^Eve; bono of? fered; quote nominal tn th? absence^'Sales $1 doa! SS 9 bushel. * ~ Mux FEED-Continues, scarce, on- account of ?the late limited grinding, ondprices jjteadlly irdpxovln? uider a good demand. We .'qrioto -to-day- bnovmstuffs 3;ai0c; light middlings 43a46c; good do 48a50c, and extra heavy ^pa65c.por.bnshel.-f - ;. 7" ;. . . . . ..' ! - - SJOiiAsaES.-No sales tooday;, q??tatlons'nomiaally un? changed. ..: -: - .-. .?: . PBOVISIONS.-We still notice a quiet market for ia voices of large lots-very little -disposition' on th? part of the : trade-.to buy, except for immediate wants. [ Stocks, -however, are light, .and none .pressing for salb; anote balk -meats lield-wt-9a^o--for'. shoulders; Hallie for -aides. For bacon there continues a. good Air retail de? mand, principally in Southern orders; quota shoulders ao>?al0^c; rib. aldea 12?12?j??ictesjsrib?23?alic; sales for'the day 5DS75 casks; also a sale of 60 casks ?hippfig; -hams-15c4 quote plain 15al6c; sugar-cured lilli Xnrd is 8toady at laalS^c for, Westexxutcs, jmA 16c for iBaltimore rfefirleai MeSBporkrlonunUU$3fporhbL BICE.-Market firmer for Carolina, with salts of 13 tierces at 10%all cents; "Rangoon scarce; stock!here is atrictiy prime and hfiia nt conti SALX.-The demand is better the past day ?or two. .dealers more oedve, and prices tor. Jobbing, lots Bteadily maintained, viz: for liverpool fine ?3 20; do)Ground Alum S2 20-per sack, and Turk's Island 60a62 cents per bnabe].. Tha opening, of the ?sheriea.in- our neighboring waters has caused an improved demand for thls| quality. 8uGiS-?WaS; quiet to-day." We have but to Botlce 85 hhda-Porto Rico In lot? at llallji cents,- and EO hhds :I>emerarayabunm'pah at ftj?cer^'-gyotenurTtogood refimngl0^el0>?i^i?;,;'; : ; '~ ..Vj,-*..;.r j _ Wm.- SET.-Bern ai ia in&eHyejr sites, y-"??nj, ari not re ?poried. and we etdj qtl?t?) th?n^nqrxrhv^; fres ?llo2" 05, ' 8n?'?i-D?ri4i0a32 cents per gallos. ' '"- _?;'rj I Consign?es per South Cami instila ?. April IT. - . "' .- : . ' i 57 b al ea Cotton, 14 bales Yarns, 6 bbls Spirits tTurpcn-, -tine, 25 -bbls Hoein,-P2-boxes Tobacco, 7?- baesj Bongil .Bl?? 4tC(cre?a?^'3"air?Jold? IJfett $c i ml&Bhhiiwm .'? fi?,?di.'Bodgers.?E?, Iffiba|*liS? lJin'?bo!?Co, M Goldsmith A Son, Jeffords & Co, G W Clark & Co, W P Dowling; Cameron, "Sarkl?y"&~Co, Railroad Agent Cgnrt-J ney A Trenhoun, P.Mulkai, BollmaB Bn?,-r>fiicksSS9f Harrison. . y - T^^l Pa?sonKSrs. Per ' Bteam?r Dictator, trom Jacksonville, jPUatka, Fernandina and Savannah-G B German, A Matrons, A J?hnson p Cook,.Mrs J,Dudley, MiM:J ^ttoiir, A BiSgnSifid laBS'. J'.Evaira>I>H ?impleT?WJ?l ?ullock, G E Pace, 0 H Ph?nnoy, J A Brown, JJ? Smith, Ccl GB Henry and- lady,'Mrs ;WeJfemani'MJ?S?E Welprojtu, Miss Otis, Wm Estill, Jr, Miss Ejrabcxsham,,P,Pinkehon, W Wineberg, H Haddon, E C Drew, T M Jenks, Dr a B El? liott, J Bcgsrttus and lady; Mrs E Bull, Miss J Dewtoar, H B Crosby, lady and child, D F Dermyre, JI Goldjtnitb, A^JNoU. JJ, Big^^HIieGraafl;-WM Fidler arid lady. Miss Fuller. B- E Timmen?; J* Benlrman and wir, J B Berdiman,' .Y BhChanati,'-E?C Thorne and lady, B V Stiles and lady,-i X Lee, 0 W Smith, W B Beggs, B Mes Byrne, ana tratest-_._.^-X-.. -.:-_Z-. J Per Bteamor Pilot-Boy, /from" Georgetown] A fl-E H Ijoek?, J H Bead, T A WnlgatB ontTwlic, and 1< i --Fir Steamer Emilie, from Geowctown, S Bringle,-- Prlnglo,.--Jacobs, fe JP MOL"_ Djltefflrover^'Vf WTrapior. J Bolger, T^rirty,-Dr Veston, -irascr; ? ?r?rasar,' Dr'-Spsrkn?an^''^^ Alirt?i, Mrs War*and son.'-Mrs c*ctrer,Mrs 'Chiaoimr'^J-jauuvs, ?lriBa ??S Jonss.8na'8ao?eltrJ-" :--r ? ?Per trteamer-WWFrazlM.'?rom-?d?stoaha 3 -ts Baynard,Tbwnssna MlkeH. JSbez 7-lC W?obtt, ID Chadwick/W PSeabrook,'B JWhaldy, 'Miss ' A ?jeckstt, Mrs E M Jenlrllik,"Mf?3'C"We?coa1t," M?BB'K" ArT??WweIl, Miss Houri ey. Lt E M'8toeoer;TVE'Reevs,-S"J 'At?tiE, S C D Periasac Mo} Jj. E- Jbnnson; O W-Blver?7ftnd 20 on deck.'. .' .?!?*>.- *..?;.. " r-~*-*. "r '?'**-"? 1 PerBtennnhip E B Sonder; mr Ne^ Yorker) BtTnmbi 1er, J B Coffin,-'GM?lam^-Mletfaftfuft^ F C Sebring. F 8 Witte, H'<? "Adamsi'? TAda??a, kin E F AdamB, Mr and Mrs'Ho^9'ta?Vapt?;MisS'Htaood - ry Myer,r Geo S Degu? ?"Wnr0p1s^?'i??M?iiWi'l1: tyre, London Jofferson, and 12 Bteerage.'' '"" g ORT OV CHABLK^ypi Bark Effort, Hussey? IJveap^rsrxW'jSla^J-fiJt and Mdse.-1 To Btvenel-A Co, WOTJee"4* PP. ^JJubert, Scroven & Nesbit. .'. -,-- ..-/T . ' -'- .". X-^l g Steamer Dictator, Coxetter,' PatafirV^ ?actottvJIle, Fernandina and Savannah. 72 bales 81 Cotton; i pigs, 1 bbl Syrup. , To J D Aiken & Co, Boper k fit?ixt? J & S D Kirkpatrick, Fraser & DUI, CohenTHanckel' 4 do, J A Badow * Od, WM tewton-flnclm?jc Sro?, A Steamer Pilot BOT, McNelty, G^Tietewi ? C. Mdze, Xo^^nsoniSfto^ ^j^^g^l^^^^J^%' ??l^'ao. Mc^ty i^l?TS.:i3r^i^r^ 4\u<U P ' Adams, waotlrtrx.*,VT1".: "?U2?!SB; ' ii'.'.?... llteomnr W W Frazier, TorrTOt, ?di?tp Bod Batville. 3o?on and UdztL ? To ino ' A Theo ,'G^y, Boper ti Hio " ' " ''."??*.'"*..'''.. T*,- - - .- : ? .V - ',.'-,'-./" ?TSlSota' .?J1SOUDOR' V>CKWOOA' Now York-Wilna & |^KKtcJ?EnUw. tUrpool-Bavenol ja Co. s ? ?TT ?0??^ Kelso. Baltimore-J A. En?low & Co^,. Itajjt BB WalJ^I^tnam. Boston-Risloy A: CreiphtonJiS ; ?S* 2,?'Wafl*?. Smith, Newport; B I-Wm Hooch. ?U 1 8o*r Minewa,'-Dlasoway:!NewYorlt-HFBaker & Co. ;.7 7. :",i2^.-'1^ ! rj f| J Steamship E B Souder, Jackwood. New York, il 1 j Steamship Soo Gull, Button, Baltimore, i lil Scar Joseph AIIon/Kelso, Baltimore. .>.? -"; ? it. tr i Behr Minewa? Dissowsyj, Now York. .viv ??; '. iF. .i&cinkw?Maebxf. <;,, j . .'f'-^? ?SiUBikf?fif ?h^iod?iptu?, April 17.' ' :,. ~IJST OTB* VESSELS. r^t oT,]RA.BEl>',?iero.^ Boar, . ' "u"' .?.-Xos.ixa ?... ir.' * ' " .-lt j H V KUPOOI- '.J-". Ship,Amoila, C!bnneT.-aa?oa..-.-.-r.'.\.,'......March 25 Br batk Jheijueon. Stuart, sallod. March I Brig T^nc^cUo, Lubke, soijedv.v- V..j._Fob'10, .... i, ...i. . : BOTOHASirfpN.- 7 ' ? Th? AUen.'?ivteii. sa?ed^..^r;L.;li?,..Feb C ??W?L^J??ci;:? i ; : nosToit,-- . . SehrP-M Wheaton, Ireland, up...:'.c.?i';?-V.' i. April 2 Sour Jos Lung.Tcrry.-tlcarod../. .".'.".'..'.-, J. .March 30 firhj Wm Masoni Small, cleared..i.. .April C .."' j SEW,.Toiuc.. J'...,. j Hhlp Galena,.Danton, cleared.:.t':?iv.Amil 8 Ben?L S?Davis. Bishop, rn?-.. . :"Z j" ' Anrtl 3 Behr W F Gushing, Cook^up. : C. 1\.. \V.'. ".April G iV?"-: ?-JUiUMOS?. - J 3 . Stau?hru'Ialemi,-*Ba?a,'trp.'.Vl*.I."*..', U"." ' AuruM' Steamship Patapsco, Noffi up. . '"'Aprill-i Behr J WEnrdsey, Cranmbr, cleared... J.Z".April lo f^?^1*?1""50' Mitchell, cleared...:.^ ..j. ..April 12 Bohr JP Forland.'Avery.np.... .."..;?-: * 1 Avril 1* Sehr Ello Fish, Willey, cleared. ~V:vAv.? .'A. ! :AprU W . v.:. ? ... . . ..aioHuoKD. Sehr Frances- Bateht QtegOry,' sailed..j... April 2 jPORdP ?ALENDAR. - -...-ucmnBcTsn-WB?Ktyl " ". ' ; . V- ' i*- ?it -.'. " TASASES OP THE MOON, i j 'W^T&V^lkOP1" ov0tt] ^nu-SI. J8Ui,' GlUcm.evon .First;Q. Ilth,,2ft. Tito, morn, | Last Q. 2Bfh,.8h{ 41m. even Monday.-... ?Tuesday-.'... Wednesday. XtTarsday-. Friday...;. 20fSa?rrday.;. sunday....; ?j. .32 6..3?" G...23 - .E"\?8 JS..2X. :5..26 5.J25 . 6. .89. G..29' . ..6..30 . . 6.-31.. >..6;ssr-: ."caa. : .S..33 i 3,.?cr 4..13? Bises.; -C.tu '-.-V..20I :s..i7! .. 0..13! 7..10 ?l--!>1 8..-S? M IS C E tl AW Eft li S t GOLD ^rf.PAT^SHERBY. ':TOTOV ?SD" TVT?DF.ntA, j - OI?D HOMESTEAJjj EYE. | (^.j?ttlT??N Tl) ICtiii $Tif^rfEgtSlOF [SELLING: JL" WIS ?S, cte, in orlgi?a! packages, and in order to insure to consumers Pure Liquors in a compact and con? venient form, wb commenooo. Ute enterprise of bottling v^m^^foro^^^htr^^no^^ronss3r. The general app're ciation and gratifying Bucceas that,has rewarded our efforts bai'e?c'??raa^??fl'to-mamtaln standard as ro gardb 'quality," also tb m?ko' increased efforls to retain thc confidence and patronage which h as boen sbhborally bo?' nstxrefoa'ttpon'ttsr '-' - ' SSaROSB' & CO.,. . [Established 1778.1 Importers ?tWi?ctv.?ic, ' ." ' ?6. lSBe?v?r etr?oti, New York. . Thc above popular goods are pct up in cases contain I big on o' dozen bottles each, and are sold by ail pro minen t. TDriiggists, Grocers, &cV -.? .' j " ; :?pliricca8 of thc Press. j :!XhB nome Df Bmlnger & Col', Ko. HTBcayer street, is o gu aran tee Tof tho exact and Uteraltrctth' of whatever ;they. 1 epi esentifi-k^T. - T.- COTA. ^Advertiser. i Tho importing house of Bmlnger Si Co^ No. DL5 Beaver street, is conducted upon principles of integrity, fairness and the blfihdst iiond A-A*. 'Jr. Evening Express). ' - ..- - : iQpposit? Charleston Hot 'i i.*{ Olin t>?Hi ir- i ?nd ; t DOIVIE.& .MOISE,- - ~ - ! SQCCESSOKS TO KING & CASSUMEY", L . .... r- - T No^aa-^nprrjNfi sTflEET, ?-'r:,*.T?\'P.C u'~rv?0l???A]pBI?, -O?alllitop, & C. ""^aanary g>' ; . :;*;- . !'; i " . winiGmmrl''-.r ?.-.?H?ft'?KEE',. _t!iy?i^il VJ Care Suppressed, ^trces?fe?a?M? /WHl cases that spring trun-, irregularity,-'. - t^T5"?5) by.removing tho cause and all tpe.-^ ^^t^P^^H ^^*^^^^^'rf^'i^^lSt<t>?- ..ll: t?^Tr^agH-^ <io7:s, Hjld aro easy to administer, fiWI|?ij?X?ff JLT"'1'1 they aro nicely sugar copied. ^^^^^^^^^Thoy should b^in^tlie han^s ol'-'.-".' and prepare Medicines suitable for all diseases to' : - ' whirl, tl,??-.-.T,M~-?-T1.<-?- ?-" ' - per box, or six boxes for $5; or they are serit-by ? ? mau, free of postage, in on ordinary letter,! free - - frpny>baerTaHon, byjiddresslng tho solo proprietor - "I?r.'T^.?.tll?E^7nr,"3'7Waiiar8t.,^ N-R-Cherokee Pills No. 2 are prepared for'" tpeciai ?ivse#, ,when milder-medicines j?tt: fh?a? . are sent by math free of postagei on-reeeltft af IS-' --: i^&ic?4r.ta&baa: z.^z-- 7 -:> i- .-^B.^W3siq?HT>g --?'-1 REJUVENATING- ELIXIR, ^^IM5&<^^^^. PalpUlatioa of the- Beart^qni l^Sn^P Ott ^Terxmu Diseases, li rei." " "i^^^^^^-r 6tore3 d*w Hfejmd.'TOgor ti the- . " ^? f^p?^-Tw./. aSed'causing: tbe-idt -blodd^r - Jb-e, animated willi *0t?ng the-Or?7a7i8 qf.G?r?ara tjeu> Jf/?'*-to doc?.W'Kreworjuffymjio??ttcviand " rAJ? Eitlfr rejuven- Debility restoring Manliness ate. the system anii.andr/ttttr?gor^ thua.provine; a o?'rame disease. ? . .^xt^ ^.Smr sTf^Mvefi ra moving Sier/Zifyan4Bnrrimncss.1a.l?mBesea.l To - : tbs young, miild?^ag?d,'an'lj?sed,.therei??io greater - boon than -thia " Elisir.-of: Liro?1. It givoa a View lease of life, causlng.^e.weaX-aBd.debilitated to havo renewed strength -and vigor,-and the entire' f , system to thrill withJoy and pleasure. _J T ?^I?S??^?0 r^ftfW^^ iSffwarby- - -mrMtaMyJ|da]W?.:^<. | .>X*-B. } 7 ?ur medicines are sold and recommended by all respectable druggists in-every -part -of-tbe clvlBzed ?lobe ; some unprincipled de?lersi- ?jo#?yer, try to - ecelve their customers uva?lllng cheap "and worth? less cdmpotradx-m Order to ^make "mbbey. Be ?not - - decelve?^k"-fbr' ttiese m?aioiries-'^hd takej no other?.- If thB-dTngglst"doeV'ii?trIieeb-th'em, wrlto to us, and we wu! send theil) .by express; carefhlly packed, free from observation." We will be pleased to receive iettefiwith?all atat?tne'iiii'TIn'-regnra to any disease wlth lwMch 'hsdlea' ist tent?emenfore afflicted. Address aUiettorsf?? medSin?i, nanipb leta,oradrice,jtothesol8rjroprie^,:' ~? Dr W-E/la^Wnsr^i^KalB?SS,^ ,,; LEA & I^RKOSrS' ?rn ^mmBnmmjy mmmmm amt,.. PKOROUSCED - ' EOTS^OT . ' 51 ^?' cf a Ietter b-?m a 30 BE THB OWLX.'. -^BE? Brothera? j 0 ?lgM^WOBOESTEB?, May,' AHI) APPUCABLS BTNS^^CAAD^ . ETEBY VARIETY gi?? ^^fmosfw^ OF DISH. -' ^St^^aaa^?^ f?*. . : The success of this most delicious -?nd nnrivaBed con. ! dimant having caused raany;i^??ncjp?<?a deilerrtK - apply tho name to .?pBrtou^'.OiByfei^'the PT?LIO ts respectfully on?a?rw^'reo^ie?ed-to the! name - - of LEA & PE?Bate^tore^ trpbnT'fiie^ ?ABEL. ! ' STOPPER and; S?lXK^ i^^l I^T .- t Manufacturedby ' ."' ""...'. ....;.?:.-;..'? -'ii '" ^.-?-? 9.^,Sll?^????r^?;%.}^* ? tlejr?.? jj | ": ???SiM "*Jl ! HEW- Y QBE,. ?f*Vr? ^.-'r':v^0?rjjl?a. 1 : October M . fnrjriyr *- 3 ? ..?ja-^'-iiMjiiitf ?VJjOT-i ? ???? 1 ~, j rfSis BOA* -agEiSjffliis-'OHLY-To^T BESS?) TO ^common-f^p.vTrx^W^'w^ ^rtSea ^^^^or^a^^?her arat?e-tt i*arke^^F&' Mannf^au^dl,TAYLOR fr PO0HG;-?o. I8?jFrant. strset, ?ev York. -Soraale by -?Ji?Vu ' . ' ...'?::-'?"? GBTJBEB k MARTIN, '.& Liv-tt"-'?>>''' iV^ ?o. 336King?Seet. ' .. i Corner Cbtu^-aj?dHayne slr. ?Si. .'i BOWIE ?^l?a8K?rnggi?t8, - '^, .;.;^?.i^^^fstok>;7 ' -': PABB A::P8TEEM,- Tt?t?et?tiL: j . L^TSS^Sry*? ??^Pfer?TClta?n* four a? I>?aeMbera lj"t^>r -o*? My^rUl^ DRUGGISTS; .i ^D. JLaiJlEEXXNG STREET,. Tliird . .?lopr.... .g,J><?ye, .Ma??l<etV. HAVE LATELY RECEIVED ??EQE ADDITIONS TO ;? their -ostial stock- bf pure and fresh-- : . .. ??r,u..'j ' MEDICINES '. . .-..il uti ?lri". Vf. ?? lt.ri. ?.D-YE STUFFS.. . .... EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN FANCY GOODS. . FINE SOAPS "" '? ?* ._*. COSMETICS ! ..... COMBS ; ..... .... 1 BRUSHES.-. .? j EXTRACTS. Sc. Comprising invoices from the most reputadlo. manu- j facturer*.- 'OnTland.-attthsptincipsi"~ j .. " \\ PROPRIETARY MEDICINES, Incl udinp Preparations of AYER. JAYNE. HALL, CHEVr ALTER, DAVIS, WRIGHT, HOLLOWAY, & c. ..Also., largo assortment of ' rf i SURGICAL-INSTRUMENTS- " ' j ??2 . TRUSSES. . ?. ...... .r SADDLEBAGS ... 't 1 i:' "l?Ehnchfe CHESTS .. -, . .. GLASS.: ... METAL AND; GUTTA P&BG&&G0?DS . 4;- GLAS?WA^'OF'?VERrD?S?RIPTION. Great attention is paid to tho importation and selec- I Mon ol I '. \ ff .i| TORE A?iK???H DltUGS, and none, other ore allowed to go ont-of tut Establish? ment. .... , ,... AV M r " PRESCRIPTIONS , compbunded Tv?t?i acenracj, and tli? public can d?p?nVjPoW '?b?-%2iccn^??df-v?rffi?y. JJ. j March 9 ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ? j T\ . S?MLIi SljHILi?US (BjPj?AKTDR. ? ........... HUMPHREYS' .- I IIOBiQSOPATH?C SPECIFICS HAV?TR?VETS/FEbM THE MOST AMPLE EXPX . RIENCE, an .entire success : Simple- Promp>t-BirW Ment and ito liable. They are the only mcdicines-per". 'ectly adapted to popular use-so simple that m!*?uee> j aaunot be made in using them ; so harmless a?? tip-be ' (ree from danger, and BO efficient as Ito be always relu ile, Thry have raised the highest commendaticn?roSS UL sud will always render satisfaction. I ' .' ? f .>??- ! --Cen?*' Vo. 1, cares Etrvera, Congestion, Inflamrnaq<lMa,? jjt ?. -3, *' Woran?. Worm-Fever, Wonn*Oolc.?'V? --'.? 8, ." Crytng--Collp. br Teething bf ?a* * V:. " ..? .4, " -plarrHosii"of Children or"Adults?"? *36 " - S, .' " 1 Dysentery, Griping, Bilious Collo... 3t ..- Ai 'vricstoteif* Mortana, Nausea, Vomit;.. - : --earing.....i.;.4-::uiia?' .'.?j T,i " Coujh?, Colds; Bronchitis... ....?.'.i ir. . 8,: " Wcox-alglo, ; Toothache, Faceache.. 36 "\ ?,' .< -Hcn.daclics,S!ckHe<?lacheJVdrtigo.-.-36J " ".10, ' ..' "'Dyspepslsv, Bilious.- S tom ac tu. j,, r , . y- ll, ??*;? : Suppressed,."or Painful Periods..... " 1% " WriiteB, too profuse periods.^. 35 " 43, " Oooii, Gough, Difficult Breathing. .,-.33. ? ?. it, . Siilrfliieam, Erisipelas, Er up tionK.- 2? ? is, : Rli?r?Hisitsra, Rheumatic Pains,.! 2A. " 16, " 'Fiver and Ague, Chill ?"ever, ii Agues .COI . .".17?..?."....PILW, Ltad or Bleeding, - .-. J.^.,,. SO - 18, ??;? Optba-lniy, and Sores or Wejikj Eyeo. 60 -M -19, :C?T.ta?r"-B.i Acute or Chronic, -.Inila .-" -:. ; , -.ren4^v.^:.,?.?.J-. BO " ?O, . " Wlioopinfl Cougn.Viob?it ?ougUft 60 * i*, si, " AstUma.,.. Oppressed 'Breathing.. 60 - ? JJ; .. Bar Di3charg?, Impa?rod |Hoar . ?r jj/ a ^jr^Bj^'^Siargod G??n?s, p^?q- ' , . .... " ...inga......^s.-.--J..1..-:, ?f ?' 24,: ?. ; Crencra.1 Debility, PBgical Woiknets SO .-. 36.Dropsy and Scanty^Se?re?tapB.;. 80 .. aa,. " - Sesc Slc^essgSopiO^gromi Bid - Ang:..---...i.?-^^?i$r.;-..j. so -"??tit. -? Kidney Oisei?e.-GrSvel.?..;.._ 60 .'"-a?r " l?crvooB Debility,Seminal Emla. -. . - slons; Invblr^taryj.Oiscparj?Sa;.LOO : 20, ' " Sore Mon th, Conacr;.i.. 60 ? go, ? Urinary Ineon?nence, Wetting - . Bed.._."..'.Z...1. 60 "tn, .. : P&lnXbL-Perlada^', even wita Spasir I.-i-T. v.i.V..........SO - S3, " SniTerc.?gs at Chango of Lfe..j.LOO " S3, ,?',1 KpUe?8jp,-fpasms, ot Vitus' DanccLOO it S4, " Slptherln, Ulcerated Sore Trapt... .6?; FJimi.Y CASES. VKTli^HSA^Y^PKC'lWCSj ?U--JS 1 Mahogany oases, 10 vials.....................;...S10.0* Singlo vi*te.with directions. .;:::..-.. --..^..,.. .1,00 'js^Tnase^rsmodltwn^Tbe.essffreTf'sfhg??rj BUA, sw . nnt to any part of tha-country, by Mail or Eipteasi fref if charge, on receipt of tho. price; Address ; - , - - . *rTTTf^ pu mi! va?-^WByj y IQ I ; _ ' .HQMt?Oi'ATHrC MED1QINE COMPASE, -. ? OffiD? and.Depot Nd. K2JlroadwajvNew.Ybrk. . _Dr. HtrOTiTOEVs laconB?ltod daBy,:at. hisi ofjlco, pei JoniUy or? J latter, as-above, foi ill forma Of disease. .'. ii : BOWIE Si MOISE. Wboicaalo "Agents. ; . y No. 151 Meeting street - " .'.T.. ...i_ - Opposito Charleston)HoteL. -- tV. A, BKRIRB. 1 . - Cr ?'? ?.Hf. ICC KEL ?te CU.. Retail Aganfs, . - -No. 39} KING-STREET, 4th door above Marke t-st ]'_ AprH 1ft mwfgrao 6mo_Oharlesten. 8. CU- : M?. srnilo wis on her' np-r-hesImT-ir?s iltr'-liBr.iiook.''; ?trerigth^was.in ?BT. step,- -tnd in bar ,hand?HELAHTA xuus-BijnjLus."':'.L- ? u.' I j-.-.-. A few bottles of PIUSTAIIOH BTTTEBS ia ; WUl emaasNerrsnj Hosdach? u fi " Cold Extremities and Feverish Lip?, " Sour Stomach and Fetid Breath. ! .i Flatulency, and Indigestion. Nervonrgugectlona. II Krceasiv*Fatiguerao<IfSlH^gre?th.j . -P^.cve>Sha ??*=S O' 7 --???:----^e?ts??TOttor^B?r9,?3 . . " . -".' 1 PltiSW?oliVGre^Wiitoess. " . '1 i,--; " Sallow Compleilon, Weak Bowels, Ap. ^ i .: - Which ore-tbe-evidsnce3-of -- -j ? .'T ? - jaVEB fipiwpT.ATHT ^irp-nvgr>Tn>crp I ri ? It I* e^mtted-Uia? Bovmi-ten thi OT ill faduft lUmenti proceed from a deceased and torpid liver. Tho hillary., secretions of the liver overflowing into tho oiomacliipal-.. son tile entire system- -and exhibit the-above svmnt?ma. After long research, we ?re able to present "th?" most ronjatkAbl? 4dre?or,ihesi aorHi b?PTtmare diseases,, the world has ever produced. Within one year ?ver six has ooma io our knowledge 1 j - It ls s meat effectual tonio and agreeable str-anlanf. euited.to.all conditions ofilia. ; -T t v rr tr.'! " Tho'report? that it relies npon mineral substances for Ita active jrojertieg..are, wholly fanw;.-. Jor.the satie ftration of tho public^, and that psHehts miy Iconsnlt their pbysiclins, we append a: usf-of ita camrjonbnte. CALIEATA BABS.-Celebrated-far over two hundred .. years In the treatment of Fever-sod Ague, Dy^pepstaV Weakness, etc. It was Introduced into Europe ! by tbs. Countess, wife of the Viooroy ol Fevu, in-l6S)*a?d. afterwards sold by the Jesuits for Oie'tnor^ouiprtce oj itt own totiphi in ?titler, ander the name of Jctuits Povy deta.snd was finally made pnblio by -Louis ZVL Sing offraxi?a: SfiferinDOldfi makesirespe<iil-referencti to ita febrifuge qualities during his South American ?travels. fl?so<ng.r.t. BiSXr-For. dlarrhrea, collo and Aisoases ol the stomach and bowels. . . I iDi^D^jFor inflanans^on ^ loins f**.**. OHAMOMTJJB Ttwiw For enfeebled aigesiaon. * .LAVKmimFrj?w?ais-^Aroaatio, stlmnlant andi tonic highly inrigurmiicp trr nervous debility. { WrsTSBOni??^For'scu-ofuls, rhenmatiBm, etd. . AKISK-An aromatlo. caxminattve;, creating iffesnp' nrascls'and mfDi; trlfica hsedbyniotnera nursinc. - Also, clove-buds, orange, carraway, coriander! sasAe '??t,'0t?.'".:~ '- "" **.. '. ! ; - - & T.-.1880.-X. ?-Anotb^r-vcpderfnl irrfrr?oaent of-jfrea^nao I among - 1 UtaSpardsli .ladlee of Hon th ?irrerica^ '?mparttagl beauty - ! to the complexion and brlllianoy to the mind, lsjyetuov - mown to the commerce of tho world, and we wlthnolcr ; Sf .=! ? %?reti?NT OfiRT?TOATEa ''?*?? .RooHXarm, N. Y, December 28,!lS8K"" " ,-Metsr?? P^?HTJDBA?^,- &.^O^I hare.Usen a great snf ?rer from Dyspepsia for three or four yens, and had to Ueatn? PLm?Son^nUers,^^Sna^W'rnyl^eotjSy^S?; sow nearly s well mas. I have recommended tbanj Ipi j l?verai oases, and, as far as I:JSQQW," always ?ta fttsna! benefit. T...-r.':T^nVresp**lially yohrs, :..r:. *?.?UTT*^.-i.-B.OAXHpBS. PrnxAoriBHTA, 10th Month, 17th Day, jl8S2. ' BagfXOTED^ FBiprrj i^Xj daughter bsa bees much tHmoEttcd by tba tise~ bf thy Plantatioa-aui?ta. Than, ?riltiendme two bottles mora." : \ ir.i* : ".-mgit&tif, i- r -.A:....,'VIAHA^OTJHBIH.:; S Bmens?AB Hoes?, OrfloAOo, Ol, J :.::??.- ' - - . - "Pebrriarylli-iasa, .,, ,.? ? Mnwraa. P. H. DBAM ft Got>*SUia* ?csa -na jpsfipB volvo cases of your Plantation Bi 'era, Asanjornlag. ijpetiaet.-?aeyt?ppMfM ??W ?n?arSiMed evaoa?u? ass, and are greatly esteemed, .... ,- -, nasd Icc Ods arUols, whlolt has, sst heretafor? boen" ' jostOOe:--^.--?? -%'.-. " '.- .' ? The pabilo may rest aaa ru ad that in; no cass Wtt the- - icrfectly-?urs ?tarldard1 oi tbs tsSorriitm Brrrkss be ??parted {earn. _jevfrj^botilt Juan, the fao-simU?of oar ott arba VUgtfO^Ua ri^g^^^^Sr 'gj^gf.v - v THE^i?Li?siyraoi?a^^ i: '; fi m FB?P?SE? m*m?B&*8- T?^TI?V?N-OF' .j L Aiken, 8. O, a Weekly paper under the above title, . 1 Dbe drcrotod .to.Ocaeral Intelligence-Political; Coro-' i lerciaLBociaf, Literary, aiid ReUdous- wHu alWrt- ^ lent of Agriculture, Ineluding thovFields the Orchard, < tie Vineyard, ' and" the nuden. A News Smmnkry, to ? bo WTO fae^vej^o th? unoeiuod ^ues?cn-af-lA%cr, as I f ihsT?scTrrc<?of the oormtry 'lrrMsnutbctrrreslAgii. c ..'X?w?H-tj??rgsw>. n>adv?oc?i-'->'.;..?.-.'"!:... Ah \ i-f" ^ ..- - H; W.- BAVESOCK?Htor^: P W. D. KTtnrT^TO. Pn?jishar. ; ; ; ^ ^ - Jsnnaiy 31 ' f^ 'S. -Wiij?UHHjao? jnraagyiaiukat?Pa?i^AT buM. ??' L TER, S. C., by GILBERT A FLOWERS, Proprifeto?*^ I ; FOUR. DOLT ABS per anucm, invsriabb/in adtahtc-." % Advertlscmoiits Inserted at usual raia*, ', .-' :. . i -, ? t Sven sola ,<r*?: Prii^^?scs??* in ;the rOile?. y?.?Jjftgr^?rtjM6patcav y. -p ,8sptemw?.av , y ^'Kl?tA?SH??R & CO. .TUB nCfiT D?aOTH) QEAHD ABD 8Q0AES PI?.NO-FORT BS Full Iron. F?ame and Overstrung Bass ttiNUFAOTOBY AND WAREHOUSE 4?. Mt - WMtHottMon-nrccI. .RB? ll 't!~7KHAR BEOADWAY, NETW XOBK. TTHS.UNDERSIGNED, MEMBERS OF THF FIBM O? JL KBAUBHAAB & CO., tis practical Piano mallen a nd "aa ?ach hive had a largo exp?rience In cornicetic: . ?with Borne <H the best Establishments in' this coon tr} and.Enrope. Xtolr J lan os. are mad? not '.merely lei them, bur t y them, at a under their Immediate personi\l sapcrvist?ii, inn i they allow no matrument's tb leave theil factory ann-voes into the hands of their patrons, .unieir ttey have a power, evenness, flrmness and roundness o tans, an elasticity of touch-without which ho Instit nent O?gnt to be riaurdactory to the public-a? wolli tua* durability nvconstruction, which -onabieB it *to xt ?iain in tu .?,and to withstand sudden 'Changes ol ten., jaratare and exposure to extreme neat and cold, whlcl an BOTernneTuBavbTa?BT?: " ? gT3icriwi'?r^li?lirfleti.ho bajufy.to soc the professje? and the pabilo Lt their Wareroorao, and invite comp? i son begraan their own Pifaos and, tcoac ot : any otb.?f ; S&TOS EEaUCT??B.. i. :' ?..!.?..... .TOBIAS HA? ? CHARLES J. SOHONEMANN. : j Apttt?. i.', i ,f S - ' j .... ._: ; ? NOTICE TO SAILORS OR IMMIGRANTS, * (HOTEL OB HQABprNO-BjOUSU KEEPERS. ' * ... rOFriCE CLERE OT COUNCIC, 1 " March 13,18GT. : J " IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE FOHLOWING- ACT OF the Legislatur?, passed tho 20th day of December. 1866, all persons concerned' are 'hereby notified to call at this Office and take out the required license immediately!. -''-J J. ".' '" W. H. SMITH. '.- <". - ..?." .. . ^ Clerk of ; Council. AH ACT FOR TUE BBTT&It' PROTECTION OP SEAMX?T ATO ' '. isratai?iNTH rs "TUX roux AS? HABIIOU OF CHABL?B ?. TOS; ir." i L 'Beti cnuctt<UVythe SMoMand'Hb?Mfbf Representa? tives, now met aili/.sitting itt General Atsanblr/iand by the laiMor?y 'jjf Vie. slime; That'it shall not bo lawful for any ''person, exjopfapilbt dr public Officer, to board or at? tempt to board a vessel arriving in the port or harbor of Charleston, before such vessel shalt nave been; made fast i <#c?$ rfh^f wMott?firstfojRaisx?ljK.'fe from tho mas ! ttVll pactan bavit?g charfteVifrstfth vessfflro? from her owner or agents. i ? '- - - ? .Jit simili hi? txilawfiu for anyjbwner, agent, master,, thor person having charge of any vessel arriving or being in the. port of Char lesion; io permit or; authorize any sailors, hotel or boarding house Keeper, not licensed as hereinafter provided, or any agent, runner or em gloyee.of any^aUof'a.or Immigrant's .hotel or. boarding ouse;, tofccird?otaftempt?o board", tiny vessoLarriying ,irvQr?ly,ingy or ucingjin the barber orpoxtiot: Charleston, ' before-sucu vessel shall have boen mado fast to the wharf, or? aticfc?red,Avith :-intef?t to 'inviter, .aak-'or solicit, tho boarding ol^ua*; of^the crew employed^.n such:vessel, j . ''TTL"' Ii slialfndt bo lawful for any sailor's or "immi :graat'*liotolarboarditig nouae-koepcr, bp tko ; employee , of airy. Bailor's or immigrant's hotel, or boarding house bfWpe?:i??inBb?Araedany vessel madfeldatWi any wharf [tax ftp portof! tamrlc?lcn..t<3 neglect .or ? refuse to- leave f said vessel, after having boen ordered, sp to do by the . roaster OT person .having ?harge Af 'mich- vessel; IV. It shall not be lawing fpx5any.pers0p.tj) keep, eon duct or carry on,*cither as "owner, proprietor, agent or lOtboswilai ?ny tailer's OT-inimjgrant'fl'boarding house, ? or sailor's or Immigrant'^ hotel, in gie city of Charleston. SrtUioTit havQ?g U l?bense' frdi? tho City Council thereof, I , M. (Itebsil cot be lawful for any person; toot having the license in this Act provided, or not being tho 'regular Agent, ruinier br lomployefcbf A' poison'HUVrhg such li? cense, to invite, a?k or, .spUcit, in. the .city, or \ harbor of. Charleston, the boarding'or lodging of. any af the Crew" .employedtan ?r-y vessel, or of-any immigrant arriving.m thp eald cfty qi UharlcBton. : .. #- ?? ' * 'vL'"Th*o City'C???cif shan toke the application of any person applying-tbx.a license to keep* a sailers': or immi? grant's boarding house, or Bailor's or immigrant's hotel, tn'the city ot CflfxTcBtony und "Upon BaH?fai?tOry evidence to them of the respectability and competency of such ap? plicant, and of tho suitableness .of .his accommodationa, , shall issue to him a license, which "shall be good, for one year,-anlessTBOoner revoked by said' City Council, to teeEea<BaMpcis ar ipnngop tjp bearding li ouse ia th 0 city of CTarlcm?u, ?nd to nvrft?f and" Solicit boarders for the ; Vlij T2ie City cauncil may ?upon: aalisfsdtory evidenco j of tho disorderly character ot'any sailors' qr immigrants' hotel dr. boarding house, licensed as herein before pro? vided, or of tho keeper or proprietor of any such house,, or of any force^ fraud, deceit or misrepresentation, in in "Yiting or soBcitmg boarders or- lodgers for such house, on tho part -sfauoh i eaper or proprie tor, or any of his agents, runners, ox employees, or of any; attempt to per? suado br enticeany bf tho crew to desert from any vessel' in the harbor of Charleston, by B?ch keeper or proprie- j tor, Ht airy of.Iiiaagents, T?rmers or; employee*, revoke the license foi keeping imch house. ' ..' VUL: Every person receiving the - license hereinbefore ' provided for snail pay to the City Council aforesaid the sum of twenty dollars. - ---".. ! EC The said City .Council shall furnish to eoqh'sailor's' or imfdigrtm?'8 hotel o? ?boarding house keeper, licensed .by them as aforesaid, one or moro badges or, shields, on Kwhich shall.'bo printed or engraved tho name of such |-tiotel:or_ boarding house--keeper, and the number and street of his hotel or boarding house;-and which said badges or. shields ahall be surrendered to said City Conn- | ?eil .upon* tboj xeyoaauyyi-b? them, jir; expiration of any' license granted by them, OB herein provided. j -. . .? X. Every sailor's-.-or immigrant's hotel or boarding- ' house keeper, and .every agent, runner ar. employee of I ^-ttueli "hotel or boarfing:ticrai?o keeper, when bearding any ; vessel m ue harbor of Charlearon, or *ibeh 'Inciting or soliciting the boarding or lodging of any seaman, sailor .orporacn employed.on any vessel, or of any imjmigrant,' ? shall wear, conspiaiausly display ed, th e shield or badge referred to ?vthe forogomg aecnod. \ XL It shall not .bo lawful for any person, except those named in the preceding section, to. tove, wear, exhibitor < aispiay auy-suc? shield ox' badge to any of ibo crew em ployodonanyvessel,or to liay Immigrant so orriving'm thc ?ity. of Cnariesion; with the- intent to invite, ask or solidi tire boarding or lodging of such, immigrant or ot. -any .-of Sie crew employed oa any vessel being in tho .iaoboruf COiarleatcac.'. ; y IT. Whoever ohali offend against any or either of tho. .provisi?n? contained in section 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 10 and ll, in 'thia Art, shall be deemed guilt? ol a misdemeanor, and ?haTi;-uppn eon viction thereof, be purdshedrby imprison niont fora.terni not- exceeding one year, ^rBd [not lesa than G?rty^-?aye. ?r by a ftno not eicoe<iing"?7wo iiundred ana fifty dollart-, and not less than ono hundred dollars, or by "both such fine and Jmprispnmont.'. ... .. i ?im..' Th? word "ycasel.'?'as'ujaed M.thls Act,;sholl in clude Vessels'nropeUed-by steam.: .?:'"";.. s,_"'r "?"ti?"S?na?b House, the twentieth day. of Decembir, in 3 ";tbe year of otir Lord oiio thousand eifht hundred and ?;':a^dy-eix.-'''' '"'."".'' . : -; W..D, PORTEE, "? "';\-.;'? . ' " - - "Presidenrof the Senate, .'.r^--rr!.:". .. .r -CHAS. H. STMONDPON,....... :-r r. Speaker House of Representatives. jmmi jam_?_ CHEROKEE^ O J \?3??t ?rfl' Cures-oft ?^eas?^?i??s.vii by ^ttJ-W mmfil self-obusa, viz:-Operin?lur ^aVjK?SL -r1^ -Seminal. - Wmkiust; - 1 .;.:.Vj%jfcw'va-J?^ oj-.. " ajjHPH ij Memory, ?hiveri?i-jAisst ^Wgt ~x?uW~ ttide, Faina tn thc Baak, Viin - >:=s=lraBag5C<g>- ?a?na-'-of - T?oioo,- Premature . ' r^mfiMBft?KR (ildr^Ane.-Weak AT*>-oe*.^DW _ 'JStlSWfi J3E? cul* -SreaViino< PaU- Connie .... E .,f3HQp?*S^' mince, InulsiUy,- Cowi?rnp .... ^Jhv*w*?mJi!9,f- - ttin'?, and nil diseases that fol- . !.. ^lawaiajse'quence bf-youthful Ind I? ere tiins. : . . ,''..She Cherokee Cure w?l-rastore.health uod^vigor, . stop ihe-emlosionsr and effect *. permanent ?ure',' ...raTlet^otlMr-mcdldneaJiav? Tailed... .TJiirtyi-two - . ; page pamphlet seat In a^ealed envelope, free to any . ,addreaa. ... ?... ... v.r? J--.-'r!_ " : -,Pjdi? far>or.bottle,or:tt?ieeD^ poid ' ; ,. by all. dru ggl.star or willbo-Bont by xiiptas? to) any . -.poTtlpn oLO?e .worlcvott ?seipt.df price, by toa , . . ..iiolepropidetor, ^. ?;. -.'.' U-.- I Dr._W. B. HEBWI&T, 37 Va?tor St.,- H. ?S*." aMeBSi Remedar., ii. ??af?onnf Hie B?adde?'and 9???m&BL Un ? Crir-?, Stricture* cf ] Vut 3 a^?8^^S^^y^nf????fot?Sci tfi?f?req?ire ^?^gPap^???*y a diuretic, and jrlien used in.. , -do? r^?feU.theare Gonorrhea^ Gte4t_?t&all'3lu ;u cm?tBisdienrQen in .Mole or P?mulo, miring? recent O'' cqieti^r^one.to f/ufee?dayt.^n&Ja .specially reaommended fe -those- -caseB of J?uor- Ajout cr ? -White* tn>Fe-nales. TBo-tw?rmedicines used In...' - ?onjtmctfon'wlll not fail to remove this disagreeable complaint, and in those cases where othor medlclnu? ' ' . - have-been used without aueeeas, ' ". ? ? .' !"'"" i Erics, Remedy, .$D?'??ttl?'t), Three Bottlesj t-V i^^^Moki^ir^ii^r. - - j?. , The Cherokee " Cure," ?Bemedy," and "/alie t '"I?**"?ftrt*to be fcppdiid^weHjrtguUtetJ ina F; St4?4??a ar* *e*nSfa?iaea b#Sp6yal?lsj?i ?and druggiata all over the world, for their intrinsic wprtn. andrjacftc ?Sqtno mnyrinyipled dealers, however, try todeceivo-tteir^uitomers,by soiling eheapiand , "worthlesa comMundac-In order to make monfy- ?. ? r&rt^&tbiM.^fB& ttt dfe^iib, H the drng giats will nct buy them for y. : :, wrloo to ua, and we i ..will i^dthem te'yoq hy e^niA^pccp?elvpacked > SI andfrMtotn besertraflon. ?vie I^tMbalieWsto - S -which1-tho-humanr-systemrts Mrat>Ject,:and win bo ' plcaaadto r?eefib full?nd"?ip''*=lt atotementa from those who have failed ,tb r-ceive relief heretofore. ? ?vi.- Ladle?or-gentlemo.n'.?auaddtosa?er/tef ton tjwisne? j'we'desb^-f^r ! "". 'pamphlet ifreo W-OTOlT. lady, "and ten ?1 e in?n- i ti tho-1 - JaSo^ti^^ : . or advice, to the sole proprlotorV "' j) S, ? fr ? ?P ?r.'W. B..IpaWI3i'37.Waller B???. ' .May 9?>."3...''S,yX ^.-.i ? .-^i&atblfr " ' ?". ? . '? ". ii '.-;--<?>:?.. j - There cometh glad tidings of joy to all, . ?_- .r. - To yonng-aSid ioold, to great-and-to amafl; . The beeuty which once wa?i so precious and rare! ?.' Ia freefOTa^and^naay ba fair. Bx;a^.tjBeri?t.;:-:.".'...-'.i .- - - ? i^rStt??AKS- r. ?. . ?fjr ImprovmjriiridBcatltif^ . ; The mcM. vriushle ?ad perfect preparation' m'.'riio. fdr riving the akin a beautiful pearl-like tint, that ii only bTrmtmyobt?i.' It .rctokly removes Tan, FrccMel dat. ilfes^Blotchea, IttoS? Patehes, EUiowness. Eiuptlona, md ou terpuriaM of tho iCJn,.'kmdTyne?iliig ?le, same MvuW'Ueailn-whS^ and'clear as alabaste*. li? ase. annot bo det&rtcd '.by tbe closest acrut?iiy, and being, a. ogetaHn ureparatlon ia perfect^ harmless.... It in the mir attteteof thaldni used by tho Frouch, oad Is caa idercd bv tho Parisian aa Indispensable to a p,^/oct oilei, Upward? cf 3Q.00Q bottle? were sot? during the ?aet year,- a- sufficient guarantee af its efficaoy. jPrioe ii^7S ce?t?. Bent by mair, rjostpaia, oa. weeiptjof on ^r^-$^~- BEE?KB, laHUTIH ft CO;; ciitimJais, . . i-i;?'.;.'...,..-,.- ,-^,-r-- .-<. v&mne-e^^tar,tL t::-" ,'MM?lB30y!bXS'.ww r.>'Xtytiij.,ij;a,:i,;. ..?? tyr" r ML K: :':::jL:;PB?T0r5 $ (SUCCESSOR TO PK ?TT S: 'WILSON BROTHERS.) WHOLESALE DR??S?iiST, ANALYTICAL AND CONSULTING CHEMIST, NO/23 HA Y NE STREET, CHARLESTON, S.? C., .DEALER nr. .. i . DRUGS, CilTMirALS, PAMS, j GLASSj . .'.. .AND " -! DRUGGISTS' SUNDRIES. .Analysis, of. Ores, Soils, Fertilizers, &cM !made with greatest caro and a-curacy.' Chemical adview Riven in aU branches of the science, tfr? moderate tortun.t Dr. IT. OLIN DANNELLY U.cotinoctod with, tho above house, and will bo pleased to seo his numerous - friends and acquaintances.8tuth3m0 " " ?March IO .A MOST EXQUISITE, DELICATE.ASD FRA? GRANT PEREUM?E, Distilled- fronr tho klare and Beautiful Flower from-winch it takes ito name. MAmrFACTIJRED O?L? BY PHAEONj & SON, '"*.." " "'" NEW YORK. ; .... _" BEWARE OP COUNTERFEITS. ASK FOR PKA?OK'S-TAKE KO OTHEh. , , . , .Sold by Druggists generally, and Sold ot Wholesale by , _. , j mn, mmm mm, *"- ?rTEdE SALE .OE THE PLANTATION BIT-, I1 TESS ls wilhb'nt'pr?cod?nt Ih't?e history bf ino world. -There ls t?o" secret in the ? mst ter. ' They ar? at once the J ?lost-speedy* atrengtuenirgboalto-r?storor lever dis? covered; dt requires but a arngte'-trral tb understand thia, i Their purity -can always be relied upen. They' are composed jof the c?l?br?t ?d' Calisaya Barb, K'ascarTlIa .Bark, Dandelion, . Chamomile ., Flowora,. ^Lavender . Flowers, Wintorcreon, .Anise, Cloyorbuds, Oringe-peol, Snate-roo:, Caraway, Coriander. Burdock, ?. i : ? hey. ara especially recommended toolergytoeu; ptaB : licspeakera, and persona of..literary babita- aj$d 's?aen-' tarylife, who require J ree digestion, a relish ?for food, and clear montai incnitioa, . ? .. . .-- -? ' ' Delicate females and weak persons are certs: a to And In these Bitters what they have so long looked or. They purify*,' sfi?ai?ttj?a and invigorate. They create a healthy appetite. " ' They are an'antidoto 'to change' ofwater and i Hoi. 1 ' They overcome Affects of dissipation and l?ie honra. ~ They BtrenRtiren the system abd enliven'the mind. : - They prevent miasmatic and- inWrmittontfoyers, -;; Theypnriiy the, breit h and acidity -of the Btornaott. ' They cure Dyspepsia and ConetipatioB. ' . rv1 They cure Diarrhea,.Cholera and Cholera-Mo rfcaa, . , They cure. Li *or Complaint and Nervana Hea lache. . 1 They aro the best Bitters in the . world. T?oy make the weak man atrong, and arc exhausted nature's great restorer.. . . ....... j The following startling and emphatic statements can . be seen at .our. office. .. . _ <.. i 1 Lotter of Boy... E. F. CnjJiP, .Chaplain of the 197th New York Bcgiment: 1 NEA? ACCOTA CESES. Kirch 4trJ, 1863,' Owlngjto th o "great exposure and terrible decomposi? tion s-fter tue "battle of Antietam,T waa utterly bro*trac? ed and very sick. 'My stomach -would not retain medi? cine. -An article called" 'Plantation Bitters, proparcd-hy - Dr. DBAKE; of New York, waa prescribed to give- me strength, and an appetite. ? ?To my great surprise .they gave mo immediate relief. Two bottles .almosi allowed me to join my regiment. . * * . I have si^cq seen chem used in many vanes. ?tia wu ?mo iv a?j, ,ui ??? pita! er private ; purposes I know of nothing li^e them. . ..... . ,4 .--.?' Rev. .E. JP. ERANEv Chaplain. Better from tHe'fiov.'NTErGftr*, St Claireville, Pa. GESmnarol r--You -were kfr?d'euongh. oil 'a foamer pew oaelon, to send mb a- half dosses-bottles tJ? Plantation Bitters for $3 50. -My w ifo- ha vicg derived ' ab ' rhu ch' .benefit-froni-the.-nao.of these- Bitters,. I aesiro rfy't? oontlnne-thwni'md yon will plwtne oe?? u r ;xj bottle* moretfor the mpney^astosed. ;' ? r2 " f ct j " . ' I am, very truly, yo rs, . . . - ~ - E; GB-DJ; Pastor Gor. Bef. oinrcn, . <? .. SOLDiJ?h -' HOSTE, ?cPEnrimasDENr'& Ora^cE, 1 ; OpioiNNAn, OHIO, Jan. 15th,.1863^ " - J ?'. ni a * ? . ' . * . . .*'*-*.. " 1 have given y our Plantation Bitters to hundreds ot eur noble soldiers who st op here, moro'or lesa disabled, from various causes, and the effect is marvellous and "gratifying.. ~ " : ' ' "~ ' ' ': j Such a preparation as this' is I heartily wish in every family, in every'hospital,'and 'at' hand" "on every battle field. G. W. D. ANDREWS, Superintendant "' Dr. W. A^ CHILDS. Burgeon of- the Tenth Verm opt Be? et ment, writes:-VI wish every soldier had a bottle of Plantation Bitterai They are the most- effective, per. j feet, and harmless tonto;! ever need." 1 ..*'... WILLARD'S HoizLjV - - ' '. '" "WABBTNOTOVI, D. C., ilay 53d, 186$. fi.. QrjmvritDi:-Wo require another 'supply' qi your Plantation" B!?tors,"the pcpn!arity o -a-hleh dally In-' orease? wita Oie" guests bf ?ixr house. " ? - ? . ?' "'.- 'B??pectfn?y, j ' " SYBE?. OHApWIOii ? OOi ? ?tc" '" "*a. ' " to. ' ' : &?. ". ?o; - .i- > _ Be aure that every bottle bears- the- fac-a?nlle of our" .signatura on astee' plate label,, with oar. prtvat4 stamp'' over the cork. . .... -' ? :"* P. H. DBASE &C0.; " . "".'"- ~No. 202BROADWAY. S. Y.. ; "Bold by all respectable Druggists. Phy?tciana, G ropier. kateena, and co nil try Hotels?esiora. it>ril r "' ," - 'thitorwrT ? Treacherous and Deadly Poe! " '?. ;K. ... PAIN AND SOISES IN THE HEAD. Dr. Norton's New B?medy " FOR CATARRH, . T j AND MODE OF TREATMENT .IS : Tip! ACJEE ?.4?-cQP PER??.O^TO^?'. ri. BBEAKS "RE-TBI8 5EEBBLBLE DiKEAHH AT ITB Fountain Head, and remoyea at once all the.wretched symptoms of thia loathsome malady,'such, as Palm in the TcropUr.-OffBnsiva Dlscnarg66,' Obstrnction of tho Brcerh mg Tubes, Bepulatve. Breath, ?napping- Sounds ? in, tho Esra, Absent-Mlndedneaa, Mental Depression,Dimness of Vision, Sore Throat, Harking Cough; restores the sense" cf Taste and Smell, ind permanently cures the disease in. til its types, forma and stages, with absoluto certainty. S TMa re???cW ina m?>3e o? "tr~t"T^?-. ?>? AUwaan,1-' ts pecnliar. In consista of -the inhalation of harro?ess 11 qnlde from the palm of the hand. The- immediate reliei Lt affords ls alone worth ton tunes the cost of the! reme .Norton'a. Hew Pamphlet -on- Catarrh is out Informa? tion neyer before published. Call at our neatest Agency; sr send a stamp for it. : .. ~\ - ". Prepared by GEBBIT NCSTON? " Soi " H Aanitreet, New York. - <*- - T '----. . ?rs. RAOUL & LYN AH, | ^ \ November1;' . thsin6nu> ? .Agemrtor^aTh^t?S.'""^ '^m>Uc- E A TI T Y.- Auburn, . .. ?fl?>^. aT^_li. Qpldan.;Flaxen, and flf**Tfilt ;< St^aS Silken CTJRLS produced by SL?MBi" JR ' SSa tho uso cf Professor DE- - ' w. ~r J6S - 1 US ?BB t^vE^^ one wpuca. ~JS?QF:. , sHffiff 0'JHwT'tlon warranted* to ctol the ^WBpHfcftsK 1 . ?"! T., mwtstralHht and etuhbe^n ^WwT < lair of either six into wavy ringlet?, or heavy nluartve '-. rtu'la.' Has been used by tto''f???cokoloa'bf IPaiSfl and' V landon, wi th* ?J6 roost gratifying - results.- Dbe? no. in- 1 nry to. the nair. , Price by mail, scaled, and poatpatd, SSL ? Oeacriptlve circulars mafled freo. Address BKa<*Eft. V ?STITTS 2= CO., ca*3iriiS-s. No.: ^KT^r ?W., Trioy. N. 1 r*'8oto;A*^to-l?*be Quited 8tt?te-Ki--~'-T" Jaarsh..ap c ., ,:, -.; <.;.-?:i. ?;?..?"?" jiy;" i ozones v Yorm&, t?: 5SION .BB3B?BS8' ?t''M?fa?r*. -BSBNBY.'-PB?B . :i?e> t ?LANDEBU. ?e will attea?-w tue ea?efflon ?f ? tom,* ^ DRUGS, G H tiwi'' AIS, ETC. CELEBRATED u?nSE MD CATTLE POWDERS. Thia preparation, long a n cl favorably known, will thoroughly reinvigo? rate broken down and low-spirited horses, by strengthening and cleansing tlio stomach and intestines. It is a sure preveutivu of all diseases incident to this animal, ?ucl: a? - - - - . LUNG FEVER. GLAND? ERS, .YELLOW WATER, HEAVES, COUGHS DIS? TEMPER. FEVERS, FOUNDER, LOSS OF APPETITE AND VI? TAL ENERGY, &c... ITS CSE IMPROVES THE WIND, IN-. CREASES THE AP? PETITE-G I V E'S A SMOOTH and GLOS? SY SKIN-and trans? forms tho MISERA? BLE SKELETONS INTO A FINE LOOK ING AND JiPJElTED HORSE* - TO KEEPERS OF COWS THIS PR?PARATION IS e^^j^!!!^ faster. " IN ALL DISEASES OF SWINE, SUCH AS COUGHS, PpN^s^rv^"^ time, a certain preventive and cure for the Hog Cholera. J - ? ? . PREPARED BY, "I" V 'S.: A. ??IJ.TZ-..& BRO.. No. HG FKASfKIIN STREET, B ALT IMO RE i McL ...... - ' FOB'SALE BY" " DOWIE & MOISE, SOUTHERNDRI?G HOUSE, NO; M MEETING STREET, . OPPOSITE CHARLESTON HOTEL. March 23 ' .?? . ? stuthSmo SARATOGA isapriiiiiiiL rl?- WATER OF THIS ' SPIRING IS BELIEVED TO be unequalled by that of any other in- the far-famed valley of Saratoga- Its virtues are such, as have Recured it the high' encomiums bf all who have used it, possess . lng, aa it does, in sn eminent degree, cathartic, diuretic, alterative and tonic qualities, , , . ' From SAMUEL HENRY DICKSON", M. D'., Professor -Practice of Physic, Jefferson :Medieal- College, Phila? delphia, formerly pf Charleston, S. C. : .. ., 'PHTX^LDEijuxt. November 15,18S5. 1 have been for a year or more past m: the habit of biking the water of the ."Excelsior". Spring of Saratoga. Accustomed during the great portion of my invalid life to use tiie different wataru of tho several fountains which boil np along that remarkable valley, dependent, indeed, upon them lor much of the comfort I enjoy, I am satis? fied that tho" Excelsior Water 'is aa welt 'adapted as any other, among. thom, if not moro so, to the purposes for which they aro generally employed. Il is very agreeable, strongly lmpregnatca with tho car"b o nie acid', lively and sparkling. * * * I can heartily and conscientiously recommend it to all who need a gentle cathartic and diuretic SAMUEL HENRY DICKSON. M. D. The Water is .put up in Pint and. Quart, bottles, and ' packed' iii good order for shipping. Pints in boxes ot ;foax> dozen-each, and Quarts tn boxes of two dozen each. . SOLD AT WHOLESALE BT ' ippDy TOEMAf & CO., Importers and 1VTiGlesaleDraggists, No; 153 MEETING STREET, OPPOSITE CHARLESTON HOTEL. DOT^E & MO?SE, . i . . . Nc.151 MEETING .STREET, ;1_Opposite Charleston Hotel. And for sale, hs first class Druggists and Hotels. January 12 ,, , _.,, . ,_ Gmo MOTHERS ! - ":1 ' KQTKERg! . -.MOTHERS ! .I.YOUB ATTENTION IS'CAXiLED 'TO MRI WINSLOW'SM SOOTBM 'SYRCP, .- 1 " FOB " "* " " TJ5HI3" 'V^?LUABLE PEEPABATION IS 'THE PRE ' Jfc- 'SOBHTION of ono of tho best fenatte" physicians and nurses, in the United States,-and has been used for thirty years with never-failing safety and success by mfl -lionsof m others' for their 'children! " "V . lt notcmly relieves, tho child from.pain, brrtinvigora tes tile stomach and bowels, corrects, acidity, .and. gives tone -and energy totho whole' Bygiem. " Jtt will also instantly relieve: . i J-.-; -I...... GRIPING IN. THF..BOWELS AND WIND COLIC. We belieyo it is the .best and. sureet remedy in tho "world, in all cases of DYSENTERY AND DLABBHOA in children, whether if arises frbm Ttxrthfng, or from any o.ther.caufle.:_._i. _ uu?i ..-. ?? S Be sure and ask for MRS. XVTNSXrtVr-S SOOTHHG SYRUP, Having the fae simile of CtJRTIS & P?BK?NS on the , . .-, t-:.. - .>wrapper.- 1-i--......, ALL OTHERS ABE BASE. IMTTATIONS. For sale by tho Wholesale Agents, : ..Djoxm _ .. . .: No-151 MEETING STREET, ,_OPPOSITE CHABLESTQ1LHOTEL. April ll _._thstti.2mos Tim DEU0B3US TOmC-.-ESPBriHTXY, DESIGNED for the noe of the . Medical ifeo^'sio.n^.arid^flieVE?iiay, is nova endorsed by all tts prominent Physicterta, Chem? ists and Connoisseurs,, aa posseertng, ,sll those.jntrlnsio medicinal qualities (tomeand diuretic) which belong to "T.:T T???^p'^E^?m-^ -We trust that--amp- established' r?pctatiOE-^?onnded upon eighty-eighf years of experienc^-r?bur?dantiy vin cucafes our claims ' tb "public confidence, and guaran? tee? -the-excellanee cf this Standard Article.- ? r*r . Put up lc cases containing one draen .bottles Aach, snd sold by s? prominent Druggists, Grocers, *cv - ... - - -AvM^BININGEBirC?, IEstabli?h"^ -1178.1 :. .....i " _-Sola-Importers, " : ,? Na 15 Beaver street. Sew York. j.L. J...-^..Oj????o???-?r*?i?'I,?e?s^ .?'--.-, Tba Bhjingera, NcclS Beaver street; have-o. vary high. reputation to sustain, as the oldest and beet house in Kew York.-H??fe VoicrndV ~" " Thai nonio, .pf-Au Mu> Bininger : &-Co., Kev IS Beaver street, Bao ?Wained, for aperiod of eighty years, a repn tiaon'thatTmay weH"bo envied.-M T. livening Pott. " ~ - HO. 153 UKKT?Ut STBEET, _.. .. -.T? ? ?"''????^^Qjjjj?^tgn jfotej. .r- - .- ? -,3 %?? ..- ? - D?WBE & MO?SE, ' :' 'OTc?ESBOra'To'Ba^c'&'tfAasiflB-y. .--. -.. -c.--.) . ' NO: 151 MEETING-STHKET, j_;_.Whpieialp.Agftnt?,iChsxiertpn>S. a January29 .'.-;-' 'tuthsemo When by the nae bf ? DB. Jf)INTOJiE*S- 2LD?B you av^&u&d. x^rjTianwtiy, and ?t ?. ttifitog .?wt. The astonishing success which has attended this in ratebm ??tdf etoo for Physical -end ' Nervoda1 Wcaknosa. ? toc^TJebflity and.Prostretion, Loas, of MasnOar En irgy. Impotency, or any of,tue consequenoes of youthful : ndiscT?aon;-renderh it ttair most vfiusole'proparat?on iverjdiscovered. -n.^;.,.,.?.. ?.i., .-; it win remove ati nervous affections, .AspreMonL ex.: atSrtient, incapaciirto (^dyor^btui??sif.'loan- dflmemo ?y, confurirm.tivanghta .of sett destruction, -ftes? of in- ' amity. &c It will roatorc tho appetite, renew the health ifthos? who hsTO'Soatoitfed' irby ?e?sn?T?xcessor evil mottoes*'- -,-?--'-. - til.-.n-n-- _'..._o . ..1.1^. br th^ EHxlr. and ie at ones raslcred io health sod han i OitonotMo^so?^^^eBeetifci^^ ^inaiy lW^^nl^'yiiBa MLLSStor ?is I?ea^und -permanant cur? of OOTarrhce^t?t; Ure ^n^^^??^?? symSan??niteTfcr?wlth-buaSSejai parsnlbv.^?rlce rt W^W.P?g^r^ice. AcldrS^.arj?erBto MsrchaO o If ???a96BriwW?t,irioy,H.i -u. 4.^-. l(. ".j .4. j*. ^