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1 : SATUKPAl" MORNING, APRIL 27, 3867. PROCJEEDIIV*?? Vir CITY COOM CLL. j THIRT?NINTH REG ULAR MEETING. . ,OOUUOXL CHAMBEB, April 23,1867. Present-Tho -Mayoz; Aldermen Ravened .Wragg, Gerdts, SmaU. O'Neill, Stoi-^eyer. Olnov, Bonour, .Marshall,'. 'Oates, Enst?i, Cosgrove, Borl?, and Pringle-15. ? . ? . , The minutes o? the ISBt meeting were road and confirmed.- The following matters wero disposed of: " ,; " Application or J. J. Ansel & Co. to transfer their liquor licenso to W. H. Dimnoman & Co. Refer? red' to Committee ?n Licenses. ? . '". Application of A. T?omer Porter, Secretary and Treasurer, for rouowal of city stock in favor of John Bryau, Ureasurer. Granted. The fouowuifr invitation waa accepted : OI'FICE CHIEF ETRE DEPABTMENT, ) CKABXXSTON, S. C., April 22.1867. J . Honorable thc Mayor anti Aldermert, Cliariesion, & C.: , GENTLEMEN: Tho Board of Fire Masters rc opoctfuTly request you will join them at 10 o'clock A. M., at the Citadel Square, on the day of their parade." "The review vriH take place hy your body, m front of -Guard- House, when the procession counteruiofchoa?in Broad street. Resp?ctltuly, your obedient servant, M. H. NATHAN, , ffj'-? ii {' ": Chief Fire Department. The; following; .communication of tho Board of Firemasters va? read ': ' CHARLESTON, 15th April, 18G7. Hon. Mayor and Aldermen: GENTLEMEN: The Annual ?Parade and Inspection I of the ft rc. Department falling this year on Satur? day, thoBoardof Fire Masters have deemed it od - disable to change tho time to Tuesday, 30th April, ''but as the Ordinance fixes the day as tho 27th, the Board respectfully request your honorable body to sanction tho change. ." ' - R??pectftdiy yours, B. At STROBEL, Clerk and Sunorintedont. Alderman Steinmoyor moved that the Firemen's Parade toko place on.Saturday, the 27th instant, in accordance with the Ordinance. Adopted. . ' Petition of? owners of property situate between Queen and Harket streets for a revision- of ! tho valuation placed on the same. Referred to Com? mittee, of Ways and Means.' Petition of ino.' F. Taylor & Co. for permission to .erect a three .story wooden building on Pritch . uru Burcob, %'n? iOO? Lo be Covered with tin. . - Referred to Co .nmittee on -Brick and Wooden Buildings; .' ?- '"i :-J :'*: ~i ? t i1' The following; notice was read, and on motion I Alderman Marshall was appointed to represent j the city at. tin meeting : SECBETABY'S OITICE, G. ?fc C. R. R. Co., ) CWMJMBIA, t?. C., April 16th, 1866. f "Sm: The. city of Charleston holding stock in die Greenville and Columbia Railroad Company, it is my duty to inform you that the Annual Meeting of the 'Stockholders will- be held in Columbia, on Thursday, the second day of May next, that the stock of the city may be represented by proxy. I am, vour obedio?t servant, -- ?r.feyj s C.^<5ARBINGTON,?ocretary. H??. .P.-C. GATLLABD, .Moyor, . Charles tod, t?. C. . -Return of City Sheriff of unsatisfied tax execu? tions remaining in his office up to April 20th, 1867. ? Referred to .Committee of Ways and Means. J Report of the City Assessors' accompanied by a hst"of names ?f those whose city" taxes remain unpaid, also tho names of those'who have not made their monthly tax returns up to 1st April instant. r. -Ref erred to the same Committee. . 4 Bills Against, the' Alms House, amounting to '$2,06 56. .Referred to Committee on Accounts. Statement of "the Major of the issues of City Bills, also of Certificates of Indebtedness issued | and redeemed under th? recent Ordinance. lu- i formation.' xjrrx noxs EECETVED mt cm XBEASCHEB FBOM HOS. P. C. GAIL?HH, MAZOB, KIKCE Isl APlUi, 18!)7. Issueofiu cont bills:..... $225 00 Issue of26cent b?la................ 450 00 Issue of BO cunt bins_. 676 00 .. ... ... .- .........-.- $1,350 00 ;Is?ueof$l hlUs^,'.6,000'00. , , ?istooho? sa hilts; _...... ?.13,800-uo Issue of ?3 billa. 6,000 00 v . .... .- ? i-$26,700 00 ''.-*'.'" .. ?$28,050 00 Amount City Bills in tho office this day, SI, S2, vand,*3........".<.."........$204 00 ! Fractional Currency. 524 OS inXHrculaHoa. .'.:;.'.$27,231 sa Certificates of indebtedness issued_..'. ?$27,013 66 i Certificates received lor tazos and redeemed by City B?J?... ..?....-.i. 10,805 14 Certificates out..:.'.."..... 16,208 42 ! . . ? ? $43,439 75 "'. -'"?'. .' ' ???? ? ? "?'-* BEEOBTS. By. Alderman Stoinmeyer: ? - ? The Committee on Licenses ropoit favorably on j the following applications for Liquor License, No. 2, and feconmend that they be granted, vhs : . James Wa tuon, No. 39 Broad street. ..'".-' M. O'Neill, Line street.' ... , Henry.Spincken, Shepherd and King street. ti. W. Heisssnbuttle, St.'Phihp street.- . Andrew \Vfiliams,' No. 22 Queen street. . ? "<.. . JOHN. H. ?STEINMEYER. Z.B. OAKES. ??[ ?'. JAMES COSGROVE ? ..K;'s?:-t' ?": ._' ?Cj'rV?* ii By alderman Marshall; The Special Committee on the Fire Department to whom was referred the petition of the United : Eire C?mpany?for; admission into the Fire Depart m&t'bn-tn?-sam?fo?ting as other city engines, re- j spectfuUy report : That the Fire Department is . already unnecessarily loi'ge, there .being seven (7) steam and eleven (li) hand engines now in Ute I Dopartment?j(??l? fin" Baltimore, with a much greater aroasjjnd a larger .popnlaonn, seven steam engines suffice. It is more the desire of Council to diminish than increase the Fire Department, and the resolution passed by the Board of Fire Masters on -the- January, 1866, and concurred | in by this Council on the 16th day of January, 1866, and the i ci'asil of this Council to admit three Com? panies that applied on the 13th February, 1866, confirm our opinion that any increase in the Fire Department will bo a decided disoavantage,as there is now a attached to each steam engine a larger number of members than is required to tho work? ing of tho apparatus. Before closing this report your Comcuttee esanotjrefrain from testifying to the usefulness of that class of our fellow-citizens who now-apply for admission, and it is with regret that they, from a-sense of duty are compelled to report unfavorably on the application. . WILLIAM G. WEHDEN. - E. W. MARSHALL, Zr B. OAKES. ' JAMES P.' EARLE. Adopted. ... T" ' By Alderman Marshall: : On the petition of the Stonewall Fire Engine Company, ? proposing to purchase the city engine now m their possession. The Special Committee on the Fh? Department report favorable, and beg ! to refer the matter to his Honor the Mayor for ] final'adjustment as to pries and terms. (Sicscd) . W. G. WBTLDEN. . '" E. W. MARSHALL. ' Z.B. OAKES. : :- . J. P. EARLE. Adopted. ' ''.', . By Alderman Marshall: On the communication of the Board of Under writers. calling tho attention of Council to the i large quantities of petroleum oil on storage and 'for sale in the city. The Special Committee on I the Fire Department beg leave to report by bilL. (Signed) W. G. WHTLDEN. E. W. MARSHALL. Z. B. OAKES. JAS. P. EARLE. 'Adopted. ..." ? By Alderman Olney : The Committee on Accounts report that they have examined the several bills of the Gas Com? pany, find them correct, and recommend they be (Signed), ' H. B. OLNEY. P. C. GAIL LARD, Mayor. Adopted. The Mayor communicated to Council the follow? ing correspondence : :' MAYORLTY' OF CHARLESTON, S. C., ? Cm HULL, April 18th, 1867. J Hon. A. G. Mackey, Collector: . Sra: lours of tnis date, relative to the line of street recently located in front of tho new Custom ' House, and asking that I would officially inform you if tho location of said line is satisfactory to the city authorities, hos been received. - I have examined, ?he plat as drawn by the City '" '-Engineer, Mr. Barbot, and .approved by Colonel White, acting hi your behalf, and the location of the line is perfectly satisfactory to me asreprc . eenting the city, which I am authorized to do by resolution of Council, adopted at their meeting on - the 12fch February, 1867. Yours very respectfully, .'. P. C. GAILLARD, '.?':'-, Mayor. COLLECTOB'S OFFICE, CUSTOM HOUSE, / . CHABXESTOM, 8. C., April 18,1867. j Bon. P. O. Gaillard, Mayor cf charleston -: ' SIB: I have this day received the plat describing the location of the line between the lands of the " U. 8. Government in front of the new custom , house, and the city lands on'East Bay street, as ' located by Louis J. Barbot, Esq., City Civil Engi ,. neer, arm examined and approved by Col. E. B. White, Architect and Engineer, acting in my be? half, which line I accept on the part of the Gov? ernment, ns being in conformity to instructions of ' Treasury Department, dated January 2,1867. Be pleased to inform- me- officially if you are satisfied on the port of the city with the said loca? tion. Very re^ectfnfly, A. G. MACKEY, Collector. ..-?The fcUowing bills came up for their second /.reading: A bi? to amend an ordinance to raise supplies for tho year 1867, and for other purposes. Alderman Honour moved to amend tho first sec? tion of the bill by inserting tho following after the ' word month : "Until the 31st day of July, when if not'paid, an- amount of two per cent, per month ' on the amount, of taxes shall be paid ; and after the 81st day of August, three per cent, per month on the amount of taxes due shall bo paid until pay? ment o? the whole amount is made. Adopted. ? ' 'Aldermen OLnoy moved to amend the second section by striking ont "one and a half" and Irisertiiip; "two." vj The ayes and nays wore called for by Alderman --Marshall, and tho proposed amendment adopted .'^by tr? toJlowinir vote : v .. ni .'Teas.-Aldermen Ravenel, Wragg, Gerds,'Sma?, '"i.QTSteill, Steahmoyer, Olney, Oakes,-Honour and ^?niyi.-Alden.ien Marshall,- Euston, Cosgrove, Earle and the Mayor-5. ' Tho BiHreceived its second reading and was pass ' . ' ?d to att^ ^^^K- Th? Ri" received its third .'. wading ?ndpassed. The title changed to:Ordi : .nonoe, and was. ordered to be engrossed for raferfi '."?." cation. -.-j ??? "j A BIM. TO AMEND AN 0BWNAKCE TO RAISE SUPPLIES ' :"' toii'i^'X?ialBt7ti^,mzcvRmvo^ -i' I. Bc it ordained hythe Mayor and Aldermen in eJlty C?una? Assembled, That all Taxes navmblo rV ireoWtaftOiainanco to raise supplies for tho year : 1867, and for "other purposes, bo paid on or before tt?2^!dv ofiJime next; and that persoM who "... ah?Uirithc default of payaient ot their Taxes .on jhftt day, ?hall pay, in addition to the amount of their Tai?% ono nnd a half per cent, per month,, until the Slat day of July, when, if not paid, an imount-of two per cont por month upon tho i mount of taxos aha ll be paid; and after the Slat: nay of August, three per cent, per monea on tho: imount of Taxes due sholl be paid until payment; il the wholo amount is made. "';?.'. . , ?L1 That all persons who'neglcct or fail to pay their monthly Tax?s on or before the fifteenth day . af each month, shall respectively.! pay on the 1 imo ants thereof, twe per, cent, per month from 1 such fifteenth day,- until payment is made. : A Bill to regulate tho Cleansing of Privies and Vaults, in tho corporate limits of tho city. The Bill received its second reading and passed to a third reading. The Bill received its third reading iud passed. Tho title wau changed to Ordinance iud it was ordored for engrossment. V BTT.r. TO BEOULATE THE CLEANSING OF PBTVTES AND VAULTS XX THE COBPOItATE T.TMTTq QT THE CITY. - , L Me il ordained by Ike Mayor and Aldermen, Ihat from and after tue ratification of this Ordi? nance it-shall not be lawful for any person 'to jloanso or remove the - contents of vaults or Privids within tho limits bf the city, without hav? ing previously obtained a license for the same; all such licenses to expire on 31st December bf evcry vear, and be subject to all requirements imposed by Ordinances regulating the granting of Licenses for Drays and Carts. - - ll. That the use ol barrels in open carts and wagons is prohibited, and parties applying for li? cense will be required to;provide closed oarts suit? able for the purpose. ' " . UL AU persons having such license Bhall report at one of tue Guard Houses, dazing tho day his pr their intention to do such work during the ensuing night; in tho Lower Wards such report to be made to lam Guard House, in tho Upper Wards to Up per Guard House. .: IV: T?e place or places for the deposit of - such offal sholl be designated from time to time by tho Alayor. Y. Every owner or driver of such licensed cart, or any other porson. who shall violate any of tho provisions of this Ordinance, or shall neglect or refuse to observe the same, or any of them, Bhall forfeit and pay for each offence a fine not to exceed twenty-five dollars, to be enforced by the Mayor in his Court, or recovered in any other Court of com? petent jurisdiction. f. At this stage of proceeding, Alderman Willis ap? peared and took his scat. Alderman Oakes gave notice of a Bill to regulate the storage of Petroleum Oil and its products, and asked that the notice bo considered, its first read? ing, which was grouted, i. Alderman Pringle reported as having been en? grossed by the Clerk, " An Ordinance to provide lor instruction in Modern Languages in tue Col? lege of Charleston. The Ordinance waa ratified in dui 'ona. Adjourned. , W. H. SMITH,' Clerk ol'Council. JXARKIAGES. In Colombia, on tho 18th inst, by the Rev. P. J. Shana, Air. Wm. K. Browne, of Charleston,, a. C., to Miss Ellen 1 Charlton, daughter of tho late Captain John Frip;>, of st Helena, S. C. No cards. -'???'. On the 3d inst, by tho Kev. Wm. EV Boggs, T?m. Bol- j Unger to Tillie Lenoir, daughter of E. Swoiaieid, Esq.., all of Columbia. On thc 4th of April, by Geo. L. McNeill, Esq.., Mr. Ar- j chi bald Melton and Miss Luida Pope, all of Cnester. On 27th March, by tho Rev. J. Di A. Brown. Mr.- John : P. Chase to Marla B. Branson, all of Florence. At Spartanburg, by John Epton, Esq.., April 17th, Mr. L H. o riilui to Miss N. C. McAbeo. . Near B .rowell C. H., April 7th, by Bev. L. H. Shuck, Mr. William Dyohes to Mrs. Elizabeth Cavo. At Steel Creek, April lu th, by Bev. L. H. Shuck, M. ? ito untrue, Esq., to Miss ann E. Danbar, daughter of Ma- j jor 1''. F. Dunbar. April tho 7th. by Bev. F. Milton Kennedy, at tho resi? dence of tho brido's father, Mr. Marshal A. Stubbs to Miss Mary E. KliTOn, all or Cheraw. ?. C. ? On the morning of April 11th, by.Rev. Wm. P. Jacobs, Mr. James Pearson,of Spartanburg. to Miss Ann Paster, of Clinton. On the 9th instant; by the Bev', F. P. Mull aly. Mr. F. 13. Orchard to Misa Gussie Bodell, daughter of afr. C. A. bedell, all ol' Columbia. On the 7th instant by J. N. Arnold, Esq., Mr.'John S. Hopkins to Miss Martha E. Dood, aliof Piukens. - On tho 13th February last by the Bev. Bobert King, Mi:. Jno. S. Smith to Miss Sue L. Shirley, all of Ander- 1 sou District By the Bev. E. A Austin, at the residence of W. Wal? ker, on tho 14th instant air. Eh j ah Mason, of Barnwell District to Miss Isabella Beadle, of urangeburg Dis? trict . By the Bev. E. A. Austin, at his residence, on the 1th inst, Mr. J. W. Martin, lato or Washington county, Texas, to Miss'Julia A- Grout, of Orangoourg District On the 4lh ol' April, at St Paul's Episcopal Church, Alexandria, Va., uy the Hov. Dr. Pinkney, James N. Ed monslon, of South Carolina, and Madeleine, daughter of j Captain Thomas X. Hunter, ol' virgina. On the 9th inst, at tho residence of the bride's father, by the Rev. B. M. Norna, Mr. Ooo. L. Davis, of Marshall. Texas, to Miss Fannie, youngest daughter of S. C. Ander? son of Lincolnton, N: .C. COMMERCIAL. Exports. ; ''."',' .''" BALTIMORE-Per steamship Palapsco-28 tea Bice, 3C ' bales Upland Cotton, 276 sacks ?alt 167'bbis Turpen? tine, 28 pkgs.Per steamship Falcon-2 boles Sea Island Cotton; 219 .bales: Upland Conon, 100 sacks ?.V.': 8oltZ5,00?ieet;Luml^,:?6bi?dlc=?^ii^Hit^ CO bags Peas, 133 pkgs." PHILADELPHIA-Per Behr Vrai-160,000 feet Lumber. A NORTHERN PORT-Per sehr C W Ewell-159,000 feet Flooring Boards. Thc Charle ato n Cotton Market. ? OFFICE OF TEE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,) . CBABLSSTON, Friday Evening, April' 26,1867. { Thc Fugllah market having assumed an advancing ap? pearance a good demand sprung np, and an irregular im? provement in prices tock place; say tam a hall to ono cent, and in some cases two cento 5? Sb was obtained. Sates near 400 bales,' viz: 2 at 12; 2 at 18; 6 at 19?; lat 20; ll at20)4; ,13.at21; 42at21>i; 53ot 22;. 23at22Ji; 71 at,. 23: 4 at 23?; 39 at 24; 10 at 21?; SC at 35; 27 at 26, and 36 at prices which did not transpire. We submit the fol? lowing quotations as approximative: Low Middling......:CV"-.i.22 @23 Middling...24 @ " StrlofMiddling. _.'.25 <??- j Angosta Market. AUGUSTA,. April 25..-FINANCIAL.-GOLD.-Brokers are buying ot 138 and selling at 140. SILVEB-Brokers ore buying at 128 and selling at 132. SECUBTXIES-New Georgia V per cent Bonds 83?c. ' COTTON.-There was songe improvemenfcin the market to-day, and all that was offered was readily sold at about 20a20?c for middling, and 21 for strict middling, an ad? vance of Ka since yesterday. Stained cotton .bronght from 15al8c. Sales of tho day amounted fe U0 bales, as follows: 4 at 17>?; 2 at 18; 8 at IB )i; 20 at 18; 43 at 20; 25 at -lay,; ll at 20?; 44 at- 21, and. 30 bales on private terms. -I Receipts 83 bales. Savannah Blstritet. ' " SAVANNAH, April 26.-For the past week tho market has boen exceedingly quiet and dull, transactions being -very limited, and they mostly to city customers. The demand from tho connery has been dull, In consequence probably of tho wont cf money and the unsteadiness j of prices at the North, Prices may be said to be without any notable change. ;. EXCHANGE.-There /lias been very little offering this week. The demand has been greater than the supply. Brokers ore buying at parto ? premium,.*nd selling ot Ji premium. _ ?- ? f -"--= Qoi.i>.-inti ??uciuiair?n??igOldhavcnAdtmltearangG, : and the market for the week baa beeu very uns-eady. Thebuying rate is lS8al39; and-eeTUng lilalii. ? FUEIQHTS.-We ore not advised o? any change since I our last report ' - - . ' ." . ;; ' To New York, on cotton, per steamer, Upland.. J4 '.-'-?" " -Sea Island.... % To Boston " ?" ;.;.ljf 1 To Baltimore "... ? To Philadelphia " . .' ?....: *? To Liverpool, on cotton, Upland.. ?d " .' 'Sealsland;-........:'J?d To Providence, on cotton, per sail;..-:..... ;'..;.. i? To Portland " - .. . J? To Boston ??'.?? .?< ....-:..-...;. fi To New York.;....'..:..;........'.......;.. ....;.. % To New York, on ferber...:..-.;......'...; $9 00? ToBoston ' ......'.....:-......?. 10 00? To New York and Boston, on Umber.'....10 00@11 00 ToCuba, on lumber, (in gold)......:...'...'', norn. COTTON-At the close of the -lost weekly report the market was prostrated, and it has continued BO during the present week, lt had then declined to 25c for mid? dlings, and we predicted a still further rjeeWne, which has since been verified. It was hoped that whan 'it had fallen to 12d in Liverpool lt had reached the lowest figure, and would probably advance again; but in this holders were disappointed; and it keep? gradually de? clining. " 1 - ? j ; This week there has been nothing done Sn this mar? ket, and prices have been so unsettled that we can scarce venture quotations. Middlings moy bo said to be nominal at 23c. " .'. J, SEA ISLANDS-In this description of cotton there hts been nothing done, and there ia very little offering ot the prices purchasers are willing to concede. - The receipts at this port, since tho 18th inst.,' amount I to 2744 bales of Upland, and 29 bales of Sea Island. The ' exporte for the same period amount to 3437 bales Up? land, and 667 bales Sea Island. COTTON STATEMENT. Stock on hand Sept L... Received since April 18... Received previously...... Total receipts........'...'-. 1866-67. . 1866-66. Upl'd. 4,671 2,744 206005 Exported since April 18...' '. 667 Z,iE? ' -T'88 '4,632 Exported prevtou?y....... 189190 6$B6 166967 Total exporte.............. .... 188449 ,7,023 170689 Stock on hand April 25... . , . . 20,632 "1,261 23,712 . ?Wo publish no statement of the Sea Island Cotton on band trna week, as, fiom the dato we now have, it isim possiblo to procure a correct ona.- We ahaTl endeavor to procure reliable ftonres for next week. - ? . . u . RICE-Ia somewhat stifler, the demand being better, and the supply not so good. AB yet thar? la no change In prices, and we quote clean at 9 ?aloe Rough rise is not offering just now, and is held at $2. A good article of soed rico commands S4. Mobile Sf?rlcet. . ?' MOBILE, April 22.-COTTO?T.-Tho demand has been light, today-and confined chiefly to one buyer. Sales reached 375 b^les, the market closing quiet ot22a22?o for Middlings. -C'.- '. .' .. >? MONETARY AND FntASOiAL. -With a con?nued dull? ness and tightness in the mcney market, we quito: Gold 137>iol28K. ,- ? .' . "?. ^ , St?rung nominal.- - ? .ii New York Sight % jrcmium checking, and discount buyfaig. . ' " New Orleooo S^Lt pir lo % disccunt .-' . : Baltlznore BXarfeet. ;l ' ? ??j : BALTIMORE, Apt? 24.-COTTO?T-Con?nued unfavc ble, cable advices hove further ; depressed the market; no inquiry or salon to-day, ?nd quotations entirely nomi? nal. :-.': . ? ' ' Corni-The" rapid advance or premium on cold checks the demand for Coffee; the only salo today was 250 bags Bio on private terms. . : ' FLOCH-Our market continu?e ?xtrem?l?y?*ii, ?u2 ?? the absence of transactions without quofibJo change, though to effect sales some concession wf jld hsveto bo modo on the part of holdere: Stock ai> a "receipts, how? ever, ore quite smoIL and nono prost tnt/ for salo. Bye Flour is scarce and wanted; wa quote steady ?* SSaO 60 per bbl- Com Meal is also hold firm; with Bales of SOO bbls at $5 80 per bbl. We rc.lew quotations as before, though nominal, viz: ' ?"" Howard-street Super and Cut fllrtra.. .til 50 ?S12 60 , Howard-street Shipping Extra........ 12 60 (oj 13 60 ' Howard-street High Grades........... 13 60 ^ 15 00 aoward-fltreet Family... ...; 16 KO @ 1ft W Ohio Soper ana Out Extra: .v::., U 00 ;@;U'rW ? Uiuo Eura Shippinx.'............ i'i ,?.- w,00 ra 00 00 - Ohio retailing...... Ott OSi,S!00 09, 3*mlly:.:.;.:^.:'........uno? uso; Northwestern 8uter"...;. .-i;..'. : . ...i.'.' ll 0C ? lt 60 Norm*e??rnExtra........... 12?0 'Si* 00 OttjrlCQaSlaper. li QQ @ u co Sea laang Upl'A T.965 8,384! 3,724 3,930 186647 Olty Mill??Standard Extra;..."ia'-00- @ 13 00 City Milla Shipping brands Extra.IS 00 (efl 17 00 Baltimore, Welshs 4 Greenfield Fom'y 18 00 fa? 00 00 Baltimore high-grade Extra...,;...... 17 BO ? 00 00 Relieur, Li-. ......... & it? <?r S 30 Cona Moah City'MlU?-., ..... 0 00 ft? 00 00 ' Gnom.-Wbcatt-goa bushels white and 1500 bush s red offered; market chut and lower; wo lu...; cn?y to notice a sale ot 310 bushs'Marrlanil Amber red at VS 25, a decline of 35c from tho highest neuro reached; medium grades ?r Maryland wo quote ts 10o3 IS. Corn-13,700 bushs white and 10 OOO bushs yellow comprised tho receipts; market very brisk and prices several cents higher: inclu? ded to tho ?ales were 350 bushs mixed white at Cl 20 ; 400 bushs fair White at $1 22; 0100 bush? prime do ot SI 24; 11,000 bush? do from store at SI 23; 100 bushs yellow at SI 25? ?300 bushs do at SI 20; ' 6700 bushs do at $128, latter del vt. red at Fell's Point; - and 1000 bushs Western mixed at s: 20.' Bye-200 bushs offered, with soles of 6C misha ot $170. Oats-31KW bushs received, aim COO bushs sold (port previously offered) at 71o72c, nearly all ot 72c ^ bushel, i ... MUX, FEED-Wo quote for Brownstuus 3">a40 eta; light Middlings 45 cts; good do 47 eta. and heavy 65 cts ? bushel-demand good and supply light. MOLASSES-No solos today. PBOVTSIOSS-The market is steady and firm today, though not active; stock offering only moderate; Wo quote for Bulk Shoulders 82? cte offered; Sidos lO.'? cte loose; l?K'alO?o ?ts packed-we notice tho solo of o coun? try lot ol 12 hhds Sides ot IO,1;, cts. and 3 hims Joles at 7,H? cte; bulk Horns are dull. Bacon is unchanged, de? mand altogether of a roted character, viz : Eo Shoulders lOolOii cte; rib Sides 12al2Ji cte; clear rib do 12Jiol2J? cte; clear 13?? cte. Mess Pork-small sales at $23 70 V bbL Lord-City 13 cte; Western 13J?ol3>? cte-latter for retail lots. BICK-Steady ot ll cte for Carolina. Sue AB-Was moro activo to-diy, bit tho advan co in gold thus for bas had no effect on cuirency value other than to make holders firmer. We report sales of 15 hhds grocery Cuba at 10J? cents; ?43 hhds Cubs cx-Fonny, for refining; ot lt'.1' cents; 190 hhds do, for refining, ou priv?te terms; 155 hhds Porto Rico grocery, in- lots, at i0Kol2>? costs. SALT-With moderato domond Tor lots from dealers wc repeat last quotations, viz: for Liverpool Pino S3 10o3 20, and do (J round Alum ?2 'JO per suck. Turks Island ot 60 ofiO cents per bushel, as to quantity. AVnIHKKI-In tho absence of soles wo still quote lu bond ot 30 cents per gallon. New YorL Market. MOSES MABKLT. The New York Evening Post, of Wednesday, P. M. April 24, soys: The market is easy at 6 on miscellaneous collaterals, and ot 5 on. governments. Exceptional trosacuons oro reported :t lower rotes. Tho accumulation or idle capi? tal continues, and there in Ty:re disposition io loud. ; 'PH?r?CE MARKET. NEV TORR. Aprd .;!.-ELOOK. SC.-Tho market for Western and State Flo- tr is firmer, but prices oro without quotable chango-tho demand is more general. The soles are 0500 bbls at $10 luau for superfino State: $llal3 50 for extra State; $llal2 -J5 for the low gradea ot spring wheat Western extra; $12 20013 50 l'or shipping Ohio; $13 65ol4 55 for trade and family brands of onto, Michigan and Indiana, and $15 ooarj tor ot. Louis extras. California Hour is Brm and in fair demand. Sales ol' 2400 bbls at $15 75a: C 75. ; Canadian flour is firmer and in fair damand. Soles ol' 300 bbls et $12 80al3 30 for the low grades extra, and $13 OUalG 25 for trade and family brands. . i Southern flour is unchanged, but less active. Sales of 250 bbls ot $11 60ol3 30 for common to fair Baltimore and country extras, and $13 75al7 50 for trade and family brands. Rye flour is firmer, with a fair demand. Solos of 1450 bbls ot $7 35o8 45. Corn meal is firm. Sales of 1000 bbls city ot SC UIULLN.-The wheat market is rather moro active and firmer. The inquiry is moro general, but is confined tu millers. Th-, soles are 10,000 bushels ot $2 62a2 05 for No 2 Milwaukio club, und $3 25a3 30 for white Callfor Barloy is better and moro active. Sales of 3G.00? bush? els at -JsaUUc for Canada West, in bond; $118al 50 for do free. Oats opened steady and closed strong and very activo. The solos ore 16,503 bushels Old and new Western ot 72>? a75c: tote ot 80c, in store. - Rye is firmer and in fair demand. Tho soles aro 17,000 busnels Western at $155al 58. Corn opened very unsettled oud decidedly buoyant, yielded ehgntiy, and closed firm at tho concession. The inquiry is lair for export and investment. The sales ore 123, (00 ..usn mixed ot $1 35Jiol 30>i, in store, closing at ?136al 38, atioat; Western yellow at ,3137, in store; Souuiern yellow at $i 3Jal 40. PnoVISIONS-Tho market has been rather moro active, but. at somewhat easier rotes, closing uull and. rather heavy. Por future delivery 2j0 bbl? mess wore sold lost evening, buyer's opti?n Moy, at$23 20. The sales, cosh.and regular, aro 5000 bbls, ot S22 fdr old mesa; 322 70a2J?'?u for new do; $18 75 for primo. 1 Beef ii quiet and priced steady. Sales of 150 bbls at $15a21 for plain mesa ; S'ilaUl for extra do. Tierce Beef is quio u Beef horns' oro only moderately active. Soles ol 30 bbls at $41 for western. Cut meats are rather moro activo. Sales of GS I pack? ages ot 11H? for beUiea, 8>?os=?c for dry salted should? ers, 12>ic l'or dry salted hams, i3ol3 ?ic lor pickled horns, and 10,000 lbs bellies in bulk ot Ile. Bacon is without important change. Soles Of 230 boxes at 10>ic for Cumberland cut, und ll>.ic lor long clear. Lord is still hold with much firmness, but buyers do' not Operate freely. Soles of 500 obis and tes at 12>?al2J?o for No. 1: 12},'a 13cfor city; 12^olSHc. tor fair to prime steam; aud Ig'ic for - kettle rendered;'with retail lots ot higher figures. , ?,'v'jii ;. i COFFEE-Rio hos declined, bat on active business was done, other kinds are in moderate demand and steady. We quote tn com os follows: Rio, prime, IStolS&c; Rio, good 18.?ol8??c; Rio, fair, 17al7>jc; Bio,ordinary, lfi^aitic; Rio, lair to good cargoes, 16=?alBc; Rio, fair to good cargoes (in bond;, li^aEi^c; Java, 24?a2tic; Cey? lon, lOouu; Maracaibo, 17;?aia;ic; Laguayra, A7j?al8>?c.; SL" Domingo, lCalO^c. Conos-The morset to-day is quiet ot ~23>?c for Low Middling ; 25c tor Middling bplmcts, and 20o. tor do New Orleans and Texas. : .. ' -';_ HA?-With a limited supply and o good, domond prices l?te. " T-^V^~r~ --. MOLASSES-Primo qualities oro dull and nominal, but tho low grades ore lil fair demand and firm. Soles of Cub?Muscovado at 47ai?c; Cuba Cloyed 4?a50c; Cuba Centrifugal 42a44c; Porto Rico 550,0c. ? NAVAL STOEES-?pirita Turponuuo has been In fair de? mand, but.prices hove been irregular; early in the week a concession was submitted to, subsequently a firmer feeling prevailed, h nt tho market closes heavy ot.75usoc; stock 2500 bb.s. Crude Turpentine remains quiet; stock 1300 bbls. Common and strained Boam have .met with a dir demand for export and the homo trade, tho supply is limited; prices have improved, but close heavy. Other kinds bavo ruled quiet, but prices oro without-change. Tor has ruled stuaay; steck.6000 bbls. . . SCOAB-How sugars Dove boen m active . demand from refiner? and tho trade. Prices ore Una Refined ore firm and in demand. We quote: Inferior to common refining, U>?a?J?; fair to good refining, lOalOJi; loir to goodgrocery;iOj?olO;J?prime grocery, 1 tallai; Porto Rico, I0al3j? ; Melado, co7>i; Havana, boxes. No C to ll, y>iai0^i ; do do No 12, lO^aiUJ, ; do do No 13 to 16, HU 012^; do do No IC to 20,12ii??ij?; do No 12 in bond, , g, ; Manilla, bogs, 0>aaio. > . -WBIBKSX-The market is armor ot 28a28J?c for West? ern in bond, and sales of contraband at $130ol 30. West India Mu rite ts. MATANZAS, April 18.-CLA?ED SUGAB.- Our last re? port; of the 2d inst., left the market depressed, conse? quent upon tho unfavorable advices reaching us in re? gard to this.staple, both from Europe oud the United States, and the downward tendency ot exchange. In the meantime transaction s hove been moderate, not ex? ceeding 16,000 boxes, under marked fluctuations in prices, and although 6J?a7rs for No 12 d s, were the rotes generally granted by parties holding charters. The fea? ture of the market today indicates a decided advantage on the side of purchasers, who, under the influence of the BUR prevailing great scarcity of money, soon expect to be able to buy ot o further reduction. '' -? -r ' MUSCOVADO SUUAB.-Tho good demand noticed in our previous report has continued nnabted until now, and o fair amount of transactions, reaching about 6500 hhds, has been registered, both for Europe and tho United States. Up te the loth inst., prices were firmly support? ed, but subsequently a trifling concession was granted, owing to some stagnation m business. Since then, no further reduction in rates hos token place. - MOLLASSES There has i been an active demand tor clayed win cn our last,, ot.d some large parcels bavo boon engaged, say about 5000 hhds at 5 rs keg for good pure Molasses. Purchasers hare been contending of late to bnng prices down, but thus lar dealers bavo refused to , yield to any reduction, as tho receipts ure not sufficient to comply with the wonts of vessels now loading. As soon us the lotter are gone, there is some probability that the rotes moy recede. Muscovado is in limited re? quest ot 6 rs kee. Exports of the season exceed those of iostjeor 5000 hhda.; v ?:. s ,- . ; S. .**?-,?-..? FREIGHTS-The demand for Europe has remained slack, with some decline in rotes for large crofts, notwith? standing the scarcity of vessels suitable for that trade. For the United States toe inquiry continnes fair. ETCH ATIPES-The market hos been generally dull and fluctuating since .our lost up to the 13th instant, when -the of several steamers, particularly that for' Spain, being near, an improved and sudden ^?mnnrj sprung up ot Havana, causing rates to advance.1 LDHBEB.-cargo ex Sportsman from'Savaimah of poor quality sold ot $?G 50 Mille Cash: P. P. Lumber con tunics dull, and only selected qualities, of tong dimen? sions' are saleable at any rote. Cargo per Resolute from Savannah sold ot $27 25. , TRINAD AD, W. L, 20th March, 1867.-AU our dealers atm hold heavy stocks of P. P. Lumber and, at prosont, shipments would have to submit to extreme prices. . Our crop is progressing very, favorably. Several pur? chasers for the American market ore operating largely in Molasses, and eales have been made at 12c, but su? perior qualities, suitable for your wonts, ore held. ot lac, but we do not hear of any soles at this roto. Consignees per South Carolina Railroad, . .< April ?S. 304 boles Cotton, 77 bales Maze, 19 bbls Spirits Tur? pentine, 68 bbls Rosin, 45 bags Bice, ll cora. Lumber. To A Robinson tc Co, J M*"*"!!*!!, Bjoa?wjwo? Lonne au tc Co, Wm Lebby, Willis & Chlsolm, E H Eodgors & Co, Jeffords & Co, OE Pritchet, Baven el & Co, Lt J M John? son, B M Walpole, Ebough A- M allon eo. Unison Lee, T W Johnson, C N Averell & Son, Col 3 P Low, G W Wil? liams & Co, E J Wiss & Co, HL Jeffers & Co, W W Smith, Cameron. Barkley & Co, Goldsmith & Son, O D Brahe St Co, W M Bird ts Co, Brown & Schlrmer, Manion & Co, E J Lowson A Co, Jos Walker. j . Passengers. Per steamer Eliza Hancox, from Savannah, via Beaufort and Hilton Head-J W Carson, Miss Haskell, A Dobell, J Meredith. J F Robinson, Miss Tracey, J R Johnson and lady, P W Brown, 3 Poole and lady, J D Bell, Mrs Wood? man, F A Dudloy, O W Dennis, Miss H Smith, Mn Cur? ry, H"Whlto, Dr W Drain, and ie deck. . ; '; ',, ? . POBT CAXiE NDAIRi COBJEBOXED WEEKLY. .. ' .')'; PHASES OT THE MOON. New BL 4th, 4tu 44m. even I Fall M. 18th, Sh. 46m. even I First Q. ll th, 2a. 48m. morn Lost Qj 26th, 8h. 41m. even SCN, OSTS. 22 Monday. 23 Tuesday. 24 Wednesday. 25 Thursday... 26 Friday.'.... 3T Saturday... 28 Sunday. 6. .31 6. .23 6..21 6. .30 6. .19 6. .18 6..17 6..S4 6. .35 6..3S 6..30" 6. .36 6. .87 C..38 10.. 1. 10..49' 11..4A Morn. 13..25. * Iv; 3 1..42 ; 9..47 10. .27 11..U ll..68 12..44 1..60 a. .46 MARINE NEWS. PORI OP CHARLESTON. Arrived Yesterday. Sehr Tennessee, Ci dod, Baltimore, 6 days. Corn. To Stenhouie & Co. . .'?_ . Sehr Monanrlco. Claypoolo, Phiiodelphio, 7 days. Coal. To H F Baker A-Co. - Sehr Lilly, Woolford, Baltimore, 6days. Corn. .TbT Turpdrft Sons. ' Steamer Eliza Hancox, Biobardson, Savannah, Tia Beaufort and Huton Bead. 4 bales S I Cotton and .Mdse. To Ferguson & Holmes, Bovenel tc Co, A Cannie, Col J P Low, Col J D Stubs. Bow ashore on the break? ers of.St Helena Bar what appeared to bo the wreck of a scJioonor, with only a port of her foremost standing. As her hull was almost subtnorged, did not moko her out. - - -' -OI??MdY?stard?p'. Steomahip Poloon, Seed, Baltimore-Courtesy * Tree, botes.. ;?? ?. .--.'??'i' Steamship Patapsco, Neff, Boltimoro-Willis b etftffrlhn, Sehr Vrai. Moaon, Philadelphia-H F Baker & Co. ' Bohr C W Ewell, long, s Northern part-H F Baker A .;. .Co?r-.. ., ,. ..' :. '.".'.-iv>.--'> SteonuddpXUoob. BMCLBaltimore. - "JL"^ ' '.'..;-?'. Stesna^'Atftpso^ S^BliXm^, . ^ . :. ? _ HMaun?3a?Maa*i?vixaa?assnarMa?asna^aTJitas)Dr^abn - From ?Hi? Port. ' Sehr Hons wa. Diasoway, Now York, April 34. i Cleared xor tula Port. SBTMK. -? ?n^-'-ii. i'.y'tn ??.' ' LS TUB OFFING. A bonn brig, unknown. memoranda. THE Sonn JOSEPH LOMO, at this port from Boston, re? porta that on tho 16th butant, off Capo Hatteras, experi? enced a heavy galo from s S iv, in which tho .vessel was hovo to for -88 hour?, lost boat, davits; water' casks, &c. On tho 201 h inst, lat 31.33, long 76.37, Wm Perkins, sea? man, about 24 years old. and a native of Boston, waa knocked overboard by the fore boon. jud drowned. Had heavy westerly weather much of tho passage. ' idST OF VESSELS OP, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT. FOREIGN. UVJOPOOL Ship Amelia, Connor, sailed.March 25 Br bark Filio do l'Air, Evana, cleared.March 30 SOUTHAMPTON. Tho Allen, Martel], sailed..Feb; DOMESTIC. BELFAST, ara. Brig Proctor, Coombs, sailed.:.April roBiLum, ME. Sehr Lucy D Higgins,-, cleared.April 17 n OSTON. . . Brig Melrose, Crabtree, cleared.April 12 Sehr Marion Gage, Shehhe, cleared.April 23 [.'?.? ?TEW yonif. Sehr N W Smith, Treker, up. .April 15 Sehr L S Davis, Bishop, cleared.April IB ?ehr W F dishing. Cook, cleared.April 18 Sehr Iowa, Chase, up.-April 23 VTTT . ti T.TT.PTTT .. Sehr Mary E Long, Hardy, cleared.April 10 HALTTMOUE. Sehr Fannie A Balley, Sherman, cleared.v .April 22 Sehr Milton, Corsey, cleared.'.....'.. .April 18 Sehr Eleanor 'X--, 'fooks, cleared.-April 18 Sehr Foaming Sea, North, cleared. - April 22 Sehr Ada Amos, Marston, up..April 21 Sehr Shiloh,-, up...April 21 MISCELLANEOUS. CHEROKEE PILLS, Or JFemale Regulator, Care Suppressed, Excessive and Painful Menstruation, Green Sickness, Nervous and Spinal Af? fections, Vain? in the Back, Sick Jlmdache, Giddiness, and sll dls - eases that spring from Irregularity,' by removing the canso and all the effects that ariso from lt. They ore perfectly safe In all cases, ete cept when forbidden by direo , tims, and are easy to administer, m they are nicely sugar coated. They should be 'in tho hands of -, every Malden, Wife, and Mother ' in tho land. - Ladies can address ns in perfect confidence, and state their com- . plaints In full, as wo treat all Female Complaints, ami preparo Medicines, suitable: for all diseases to which they arc subject.-Thirty-two page pamphlet, In a scaled envolopc, free. The Cherokee Pills are sold by all druggists at $1 per box, or six boxes for $5 ; or they are sent by mail, freo of postage. In on ordinary letter, free from observation, by addressing tho solo proprietor, Dr. W. B. MERWIN", 37 Walker St., N. T. ? N.B.-Cherokee Pills No. 2 ore-prepared for special cases, when milder medicines foll ; these ar? sent by" mall, free Of postage, ott; receipt of $6, the %ritt cf each bose. -..?) -~ :?'' :-!- O; ~ DS. "WRIGHT'S REJUVENATING ELIXIR, Or, Essence or S-itt, %&?$$-W!S?l!///&t9 Cures General Debility. Weak WSSSf^mWzMEy ??V lotteries in females, ?S?Stmi^MI-W.-X^- Palpitation of the Heart and ';33BMIHP-^ all KcTvmut Diseases. It re "=Fg^^^2^^^?? stores new Ufo and vigor to the --^?ln?XUr- aged, causing tho hot blood of "At the PACT ir ricer yOUth to coarse the veins, res- j from iKcrcahet of Us ,ORIN_ THO Organs of Genera? li ? -dosi lloiKrcmovingImpoUmcyand . SU%r^ul7nS- D-WOih vettoriT Manliness axe the tystem and and full vigor, thus provlng a overcome disease. ? porfect "Elixir of Love," re? moving Sterility and Barrenness In both sexes. I To the young, midule-accd, and aged, there Uno greater boon than this "Elixir of Lifo." It;gives a new lease of life, causing the weak and debilitated to have renewed strength ? and vtgor,;nnd tho entire ; system to thrill with joy and pleasure; Price, ono bottle tl; three bottles ?3; sent by express to any address. _ :'/'. Our medicines aro sold and recommended by au respectable druggists In 'every part of the civlHzed y globe; some unprincipled?. dealers, however, try to . deceive their customers by selling cheap and worth . loss compounds In order to make money- Be not . deceived-ask for these medicines and tako no others. If the'dnrggfst does not keep them, write to us. and we will send them br ixprcss. carefully ! packed, free from observation. Wo will be pleased to receive letters with lull statements In regard to .soy disease with which ladles - or gentlemen are afflicted - - Address all letters fur medicines, pamph? lets, or advice, to the sole proprietor, _ sM Ci W.S. MEEWTH, 87 Walker St, H". Y, . Stay as ' ' " ' rawf ly^ OLD BIP IVAN WINKLE GIN, " r . 'jr GOLD MEDAL 8HEBBY, . F?BT AND MADEIBA,' HABVEST BOURBON, WHEAT NUTRIENT, OLD HOMESTEAD BYE. IN ADDITION TO OUR BUSTTESS OF SELLING ! WINES, etc., In original packages, and. in order to insure to consumera Pure Liquors in a compact "and con? venient form, we commenced the enterprise of bottling and packing in esses our_we!l known Winos, Brandies. Whistles, sc., and have sent thom out in a style that would preclude the possibility of their being tampered with before reaching the purchaser. Tho general appre- | clarion and gratifying success that nan rewarded our 4 efforts has encouraged us to maintain the standard as re garda quality, auto to make Increased effort? to retain the confidence and patronage which has been so liberally be? stowed upon Usu .. $ BIN INGER A CO., [Established l7T8.T . ; - Importers or Wines, Ac., No. 15 Beaver street, New York. The above popular goods are put up in cases contain? ing one dozen bottles each, and are sold by all prominent Druggists, Grocers, &c Opinions ox" tile Press. The name of Binmger A Co., No. 15 Beaver street, is a guarantee of the exact and li terni truth of whatever -they -represent.-?Vj'T. Coat. Advertiser. ' ' The importing house of Bin Inger A Co., No. 15 Beaver street, is conducted upon principles of integrity, fairness and tho highest hc^ar.-jv. Y. Evening Express. GOODRICH, WINEBLLN & C0.? No. 163 MEETING STREET, Opposite Charleston Hot '? .. -.' ;?-'?.',. and BOWIE & MOISE, SUCCESSORS TO KING & C ASSLDE Y, NO. 151 MEETING STREET, Wholesale Agents, Charleston, 8; C. January 30 . wfm6mos S?9DLEA SOI I Li BUS GRANTER. .. . HUMPHREYS' nOSfEOPATH?C SPECIFICS rT AVS PROVED, FRO? THE MOST AMPLE EXPR. BL BXENCE, an entire success : Simp! ?-Prompt-Effi? cient and Reliable. They are the only medicines per? fectly adapted to popular use-ao simple that mistaker, aannot bo made in using: them;, so harmless as to bc tree from danger, and BO efficient ss to be always relia Dla.. They have raised tho highest commendation from ia, tnd will always render satisfaction.. . ! '.."..--- ? ... -. Cents No. 1, eurea Fevers, Congestion, Inflammations.. V " 3, " Woran Wcrm-Fever, Worm-Oolo.. ai " S, *? Crying Colle, or Teething of In* Santa. '*?'. *, " Diarrhoea of Children or Adulta.,.. ? s. " Dysentery, Griping, Bilious Colic. .31 II e. " " -' CUole i av. Morbos, Nausea,' Vomit- ' ing,.. " 7, " Coogh?, Colds, Bronchitis. " 8, " aearalgUo,- Toothache,. Faceache.. . - 0, " He minc tte?. Sick H ?ad tab eJYertlgOw .. 10, " Dyspepsia- Bilious Stomach.. " ll, ." . Suppressed, or Painful Periods..... " 13, ." 'Waites, too profuse periods........ " 18, ?. Croup, Cough, Difficult Breathing.- _ M-l*/ BallJUicam,Erisipelas,Eruptions, a "li, " xUienatatlsnt, RbeumaUo Paine... ,3t " lt, fever awl. Agae, Chai Fever, Agnes..............;. 50 ? 17, "Piles, Blind or Bleeding............. 80 i. is, ?.- opt tum! ray, and Sore or Weak Bye?. ? ii ia, Cata.?- li,- Acete' or Ohronio, InSu* ' .ens*?.-;.*&.....:.?is..'?J I - 30,Whoopluft Cevtagh, Violent Coughs -Sc "31, .? Ajthma, Opprmoed Breathing.. 60 > ? 23. .? - Kaw Discn.arges, repaired Hear. ? mg...... :V;:. .....^.'.;.-. " 23, .. Scrofalsi., Enlarged Glands, SwehV t-agm ?? ' ? ?? , ? ; ' _? _ _ " 34. *? General Debility, Physical Weakness 60 \ ? as, " Dropsy snd Scanty Secrstions.. 50 " 28, .. Sea Sickness. Sickness from Rid. ; -j lng...v.,.......... ( " 37, " Kidney SUsease, Gravel.......... .'60 ] " 38, " Wervoas Debility, Beminsl Emla . .- . anms. Involuntary Olacirarges.too" ".SO, " Sore. Montn, Canner............... t' " 10, " Urinary Ineontinescc, Wct?lng ! ?~B?t.',,...,.."...i..;.w....;.w..'? I .."?-7. . ." ? Painful. Period?, even with SpascF I......".-....J?.; ?.S3, .. Sufier. aga at Chango of Lt?.........LOO .. 88, Epilepsy, Spasma, nt. Vitus' Danee,LO0 "84, " DSptlierla. Ulosrated Sara Treat.... '.>. JPABULY CASES. t?viali, mcroeco case and book.,810.01 ' tO larga vials, ia" morocco, and book........... ?Ot 20 largs vials, plain cass, and book................ ?.oe ts boxea (Noa. Ate 16).. and boote....;......?'.C 8.0P VETK?1I PfAIIY SPECIFICS. . ' . tfah?gairy ca?s?' 10 v?ala.......................:510.0t : ?nglavials; -trith-dlreotkins...........':'.-....'".... . *3-These remedies, by tho case or singla box, are I tent Many.patt of tho country, by Mail or ?press, fire* if charge, on receipt bf tho price. Address - HITMPHBEYS! BVBOsT?X . J .'- ? ? : .-HOMiEOPATHIO sia?i?ZNBOOMPAHY," '" - Otana and Depot No. 6?2 Broadway, Nsw York. 1 Ttf.- HuMr-BjULis is f.orumlted dally ot his offloe, per "I0ajat*''f*f a?*!****?1; ?tvTwi 1r>r ?li fom* AI^MM* "- 5M>WTE <St MOISE. Wholosalo Agents. - - , . . Nev m Meaane street, Oppoaito Charleston Hotel. W. A. BHCRIWE. Av <rT. UOKBt di CO? Retail Agents, No. 231 KING-STREET, 4th door abovs Market-st, April 18 . ?'. rawf ?mo eaao-. >. - - Otiairtusftnn. 8. <J ?g PTJBLIHHED WEEKLY" AT NEWBERRY 0. AT ,v?a per annum, and, having a largo circulation through all the upper and tower Districts of the Stat?, !aaciS??^advaiite?ae^a?^ -v-<-?'tl-".'-i." J B^-fteadverUstng *ory reast?ablc-rorwhlch'spply to our .Agont. Mr. T. P. SLIDER, at tbs Mills I!ou?c TKOB. F. A R. H. aaKSKKKR. ; > ?ovwabtv? ?tttwaaa?^^ . . ', .-2''-' .'? MISCELLANEOUS. JW THE BALK OF THE PLANTATION BIT TEBS1. without precedent In the history of the world. There lo no Beeret tn the matter. They aro at Onco the moat .peedy, etrewribonlrg health-restorer ever dis? covered. It requires but a single trial to understand thia. Their purity can always bo rolled upon. The)' are composed of the celebrated Calisaya Bark, Cascarilla Bark, Dandelion. Chamomile Flowers, Lavender Flowers, Wiateritroon, Anise, Cloverbuds, Orange-peel, Suake-root, Caraway, Coriander, Burdock, S.-T.-1860-X. -fcc 1ir?y are especially recommended to clergymen, pub lie speakers, and person, of literary babita and seden? tary life, who require freu digestion, a relish tor food, and clear mental faculties. Delicate fem?los aud weak persona aro certain to And In those Bitters what they have .0 long looked for. They purify, strengthen and invigorate. They create a healthy appetite. They are an antidote to change of water and diet. They overcome effects of dissipation and late hours. They strengthen tho system and enliven the mind They prevent miasmatic and intermittent fevers. They purify the breath and acidity of the stomach. They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation. They cure Diarrhea,' Cholera-and Cholera Morbus. They ?ure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache. They are the best Bitters In the world. They make the weak man strong, and are exhausted nature's great restorer. The following startling and emphatic statements can be seen at our omeo. Letter of Bev. E. F. Gaunt, Chaplain of the 107th New York Regiment: - " NXAB A00/D?A CBECX, March'4th, 18C3. Owingfto the great exposure and terrible decomposl. tton after the battle of Antietam, I wai utterly prostrat? ed and very sick. My stomach would not retain medi? cine. An article called Plantation Bitters, prepared by Dr. .DBAEE, of New : York, was prescribed to give me strength and an appetite. To my great surprise they gave mo immediate relief.. Two bottles almost allowed me to join my regiment. * . . * I have since seen them used in many oases, and sm free to say, for hos pita! er private purposes I know of nothing like them. Bev. E. F. CRANE, Chaolaln. Lefter from the Kev. N. E. GILDS, St. ClairsvHle, Pa. GZKTLKMES:-Yon were kind enough, on a former oc? casion, to send me a half dozzen bottles of Plantation Bitters for $8 60. My wife having derived so mucu bene flt from tho use of thee? Bitters, I desire vr tc continue thom, and you will please send ad .ix bot tief more for the money enclosed. I am, very truly, yo ra, H. E. GILDd. Pastor Ger. Bet Church, BoxDtKB?* HOME. SupgamTusnprr'a Ora cz, 1 .': OrKODXKATX, Orao, Jan. 16th, 1883. j . m m m . m m I have given your Plantation Bitten to hundreds ol .ur noble soldiers who stop here, more or less disabled from various causas, and the effect ls marvollons and gratifying. Bach s preparation aa this ls I heartily wish In evory family, in every hospital, and at hand on every battle Held. G. W. D. ANDREWS, Superintendent. ' Dr. W. A. CHILI?, Surgeon of tue Tenth Vermont Re? giment, writes:-**I wish every soldier had a bottle ol Plantation Bitters. They are the most effective, par feet, and harmless tonto I ever used." WILLAED'B HOTEL, 1 VfjJCEmoTos, D. G., May 22d, 1863. J OxrrTLKMEH :-Wo require another supply of your Plantation Bitters, tho popularity o whlsh'dally In? creases with the guests of our house. Respectfully, SYKES, CHADWICK & CO. tte. fcc. fcc ito. ' ?0. Be sure that every bottle bears tho' fac-simil? of our signature on asteel plate lobe], with our private stamp over the cori : P. E. DBASE & CO, No. 202 BROADWAY, N. Y. - Bold hy all respectable Druggists, Physicians, Grocer Saloons, end countrv Ho telad euler*. . AtirU IB .: thornier CHEROKEE! C Y Ajy - OT G HEAT st^/^aK INDIAN MEDICINE, BJ?T?/ wffVJ Cures all diseases caused by TK-?L iJ&Ai self-abuse, viz:-Spermator Tfl/jflBgSA. rAirt, Seminal - Wtxikr.esx, VflfiW. Sight - Emission*, Lots nf MsiT'ttJl Memory, Universal Lasst flSS 7*?^ ttide, Pains in the Back, Dim >^sHBg9sFVs<aws of Vision, Premature (Hmm&l Old Age, Weak ?Tenes, Diffl ' -."I^VV^'i GUS cuU Breathing, Pale emmit f &*Q!GSfzS?F nant-?, Insanity, Conmimp V>*^ ' tina, and all diseases that fel? low as a sequence of youthful indiscretion!. . .. The Cherokee Curo will restore health and visor, stop the emissions; and ?fleet a permanent core 1 after all other medicines have filled. Thirty-two | paie pamphlet sent In a sealed envelope, free to any : address. Price $9 per bottle, or three bottles for ts. Sold ; by all druggists; or will be sent by express to any. : portion ofilia world, on receipt of price, by the ' sole proprietor, ;; :Dri "VJ". K. ?ESWDT, 37 "Watter St.,H.T. Cherokee Remedy, s^0 mt?r^, ? Cures, all Urinary Com- j Ss- W ,X plaints, viz: Gravel, Inftam fC< Sh. IK \L.motion of the Bladder and. ?JC^r? ?mED BfA ?aTidrwsy*, Betention of P ??*?C58 alfi li Crine, Strictures of th? rtffljBrffWTBBft WtTrethra Dropsical Meli: fB?SBmmMBff^^Sfincjs, Brich Dust Deposits, ^>WjB elSr^y and all diseases that require i ^j^g^SS^^y a diuretic, and when used in CHEROKEE INJECTION, does not EU! to cure Gonorrhea, Gleet and all. Mu? cous Discharges in Malo or Female, curing recent eases tn-from one to three days, and is especially recommended tn those cases . of Flttor Albus or Whites in Pernales. The two medicines used In conjonction will not fail to remove this disagreeable complaint, and in those cases where other medicinas have been used without success, ? Pries, Remedy, One Bottle, $2, Three Bottles, $5. " Injeotlon, ,* .." $2, *.. " ? The Cherokee." Curs," "Remedy " and "'Injec? tion" are to be fi. and tn all well ' regulated drug stores, and ar* recommended^ by physicians ? and druggists all over tho world, forthelr intrinsic worth and. merit. Burne unprincipled dosiers, however, ' try to deceive their customers, by selling cheap and . wortMesscompouadsr-iin order to make money in place of these. Be not deceived. If the drug? gists will not buy thom for yv.., writ? to us, end we - will send them tn you by oxpre??, securely packed and free from observation. - We treat all diseases to - which the human system is subject, and will be pleased to recel? full and explicit statements from " those who have fined to receive relief heretofore.; . . ; ' Ladles or gentlemen can address us in perfect con? fidence. Wt desire to send our thirty-two page pamphlet free tu every lady and'gentleman In the land. Address all letters for pamphlets, medicines, ? or advice, to tho sole proprietor; ?i . "r-DrVW. E,MEKWTN, 37 Walker Et.. H. ?. May 24 tturtolyr -There cometh glad tidings of joy to all, . . : . To young and to old, to gtoat and to small; "The bein ty which once was so precious ind rare, Ia. freel?r aE, and all may he fair;. By tits ose sa ICHiSTEIXAil'S WHIT IT LIQUID For Improving and Beautifying the Complexion, The most valuable and perfect preparation in use, tor giving the skin a beautiful pearl-like tint, that is only found in youth. It quickly removes Tan, Freckles, Pim? ples, Blotches. Moth Pitches, Sallowness. : Eruptions, , and all Impurities of the stan, kindly healing tho same leering the skin white and .clear as alabaster.. Its nae I cannot be detected by the closest scrutiny, and being a i vegetable preparation IP ^rfectly harmless. ? lathe only article of the kind .ed by the French, and ls con? sidered by the Parisian 'as indispensable to a perfect toilet. Upwards of 80,000 bottles were sold during tho psst year, a sufficient guarantee of Its efficacy. ? only 76 cents. Seat by mall, post-paid, on' receipt of an order,by' .. . .'. :...'. '.',',',. - BERGES, SHOTTS A CO., Chomisfa. . , 285 River St., Troy, N. Y. March30. : , ' : ..:.y-_ - ijx> F IO KEE? IYEAST POWDER] USE THIS, LADIES, AND KO OTHER, With your PASTRY have no bother; At ovary grocers you can get it. Try a box and ne'er regret it. ? . Thl* YEAST POWDER ia-used by an tot-class Hotels arid Restaurants through the country, taxi is StiAing Rs way lntd every household where good Yeast Powder ls appreciated. - Samples free. Every box warranted tot Msw ssrisfsirtlon' or rodney refunded. Manufactured by TAYLOR A YOONG, No. 138 Trost street. New York. ! For sale by GROBER et MARTIN, rr'/i-i.T.'-'.V ;' . > ? : Kc 236King street. &-A\t',Ti\'i'!- '.?' Huston BISCHOFF A CO., ' ..'-.-T.''.'''' "wiiV * Kc m East Bay, .i-i-." v. .-<-; :v/s. COBWEBA'oa. .y., . rr'-j. " -. . ' Nc 250 Xing Street. ?A'v? - ',*.%':'WMRS sx sWis^:9?5Sun%r' > . '>..-'..'' ',: ? ? .' BC. 151 MEETING STREET, ?.??'* .' - ? . Opposite Charlesion Hotel. ? .Jamar? 2A-^ -. ? .. .'? v ^%5'_thstnSmo iTKE S U? TE KV NEWS, DABS & CSTEEN, Propriotora. "v>?TBL?SHED EVERY THURSDAY, AT SUMTER. 8. C. JT SnbscripHon 84.00 per acnurn. To Crabs of four 83.00 per annum. Advertisements lnserfaod c? liberal terms. ? Osnemtiern -: ??? >?'??. BARNWELL SEOTINEL. TB AN SICEUMSHT ADVKRTIHIWG MBH?M. LET X? Vevnbsntat^lsi.lnessi iiiwriry tttorafcwmonths. "Ko risk no gain." Send on your cards, and increase your trade this fall. There's nothing to Bqutf Errata's Int-lt has made many ft fortune. . s w : . -. - TsasMfogthsjiSHSr tffllW? wi.*^Wmm*& 1 ;r AdWiUsaiiMiiit? lum fwd st tb? tate of $1 par square of IWIIITB Hrwiiflrrl?t rfrfiWlvlwiwUoii. . .. '>T.-? Csrasof iaaUnes or loss, st the ?te Of S10 for thr*e Contracts by the year or for six aa?nha, iBotnW uri*. n*C? of changing, cn coo? tovorable^xiV^?odr^ - EDWARD A- BECS80K7 if^^cf:, " " ' '' ? 9m^^^M^??, ESTABOSHED1845!~22 YEARS ! ASSETS OVEB $7,000,000 ! 3ST"E3"W" YOEK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. (PURELY MUTUAL). TILE POLICY HOLDERS RECEIVE THE ENTIRE PROFITS, AND ARE THUS INSURED AT THE ACTUAL COST OP THE COMPANY. DEDUCTING ONLY EX? PENSES OP MANAGEMENT. ?3-A POLICY OF ^^-JSg^p^^?S^^^^-.'-?W?iffl-lr JOS-THERE IS LIFE INSURANCE is -I'.jSS^1^^^^^^^^ '???> v'^^BW^T^^ / nothing in the COM always an evidence of ??^" ? ? ?^LM0K--" MEBC?AL, WOBLP prudent forothongbt, /j''i-"".>*- y'3t^^~St<*??'j/ /-jil"? w h i c h approaches and no man with a do- ,"y"..". ; v^^^^^^^^wl??S5fRW'C^>^ -'-Ja oven remotely, to tho Eondent family is freo -.-v^d^^S^Tv-'v. r*^*?.X'J2>'1?# SECURITY of a'well rOm reproach, if his .-"?^-. .^?Ty/ffl^ established and pro life is not insured.- '<.-^i^^^r ^^"?^S^SoBSTr L'Wk ^S^/f-7J&Si&- '> dently managed LIFE 2Ae tole Lord' Lynd-^'^s^^?:^mmSiW?^-?'^Si&^k%i??^Sm4. INSURANCE COM hur&l, Chancellor ?f-^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ PANY.-Professor De ANNUAL DIVIDEND OR RETUMf PREMIUM FOB EACH OF THE PAf>T THREE TEARS- FIFTY PER CENT. ON PREMIUM. AGE. ACCUMULATION, AND DIVIDEND OB RETURN OF PREMIUM (reducing it to actual cost) aro tho RULING CONSIDERATIONS determining tho socurity and ski) li ul management ot a Life Inaunmce Company. THOMAS FROST, Agent for South Carolina. JNO. L. DAWSON. M. D.. 1 p?T8?cianB FRANCIS L. PARKER, M. D., 1 TJB":ian8. April 27 s DRUGS,CHEM 3 <ALS, ETC. TEMPUS CURA?T NON ll ANNUM. RODRIGUE'S PBLMOIt ELIAIR tSPECIFIC. FOE THE CUBE OF CONSUMPTION, PAINS IN THE CHEST AND SLOES, DIFFICULTY I.? BREATH INO, BRONCHITIS. CATARRH, ASTHMA, COUGHS, HEMORRHAGE, and all affections of the L?nen. Thia great r>vlviiycr ia offered to tho public, that all who wiri avail themselves of its remedial power maj bo benefited. - , It only requires a fair trial to confirm its invaluable agency tn diffusing through each channel of tho human organization a restored vitality. It invigorates and em? bues the Lungs with faithful elasticity; restores warmth, which is their essential element; rouses tho sluggish ves? sels Into activity; heals tho affected lobes; purifies and enriches the blood; regulates the circulation; induces freo and easy respiration, and expels, through its admin? istration, each and every concomitant disorder present in tho milady recognized as Consumption, and hitherto deemed hopeless and incurable This compound is peiioctly safe, possessing neither narcotic nor emetic properties, which unfortunately are always employed as essentials in every preparation fdr Cough or Lung affection-a mistake which too of en in its Irritating and debilitating consequences, only con? duces to much general derangement of the system, de stroying appetite and creating an injurious nervous ex? citement, augmenting suffering with frequent fatal re? sults. Under the influence of this approved and invaluable Specific the most distressing Cough yields, difficulty in breathing and pains and soreness subside, hemorrhage is' arrested, and health and Strength re-established. PRICE FOR SINGLE BOTTLE $L25; . Sold by the Proprietor, northwest corner SOCIETY A?*D MEETING STREETS, and the principal Druggists. April 2 - . _ . ly A Treacherous and Deadly Foe! f FAIN AND NOISES IN THE HEAD. Dr. Norton's New Remedy FOR CATARRH, AND MODE OF TREATMENT IS .THE ACME OE PERFECTION. r! BREAKS *S* THIS TERRIBLE DISEASE AT ITb Fountain Head, and removes at once all tho wretched symptoms of this loathsome malady, such os Pain in the Temples, Offensive Discharges, Obstruction of the Breath? ing Tubes, Repulsive Breath, Snapping Sounds in the Ears, Absent-Mindedness, Mental Depression, Dimness 01 Vision, Sore Throat, Blacking Cough; restores the sense of Taste and Smell, and permanently cures the disease m all its types, forms and stages, with absolute certainty.. This remedy and mode of treatment, like the disease, ls peculiar. In consists of the inhalation of harmless li? quids from tho palm of the hand. The Immediate reliei lt affords is alone worth teni times the cost of the reme? dies. Norton's New Pamphlet on Catarrh ls out. Informa? tion never before published. Call at our nearest Agency, or send a stamp for it. - '? - - -'.'*- -- Prepared by GERRIT NORTON, No. ll Ann-street, New York. Ors. RAOUL & LYNAH, CITY APOTHECARIES, November ? thstu6mo Agent for Charleston. ' DR. N. A. PRATT, (SUCCESSOR TO PRATT A WILSON BROTHERS.) WHOLESALE DRUGGIST, ANALYTICAL AND CONSULTING CHKMTHT. m. 23 HA\JSE STR??T, CHARLESTON, S. C., DEALER IN DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PAINTS, GLASS, AND DRUGGISTS' SUNDRIES. ' Analysis of Ores, Soils, Fertilizers, Ac, made with greatest care and a - curacy. Chemical advice given in all 'branches of the science, on moderate terms. < Dr. F. OLIN DANN ELLY is connected with the above house, and will be pleased to see his numerous friends and acquaintances. - stuthSmo March 16 EXCELSIOR! EXCELSIOR ! CH?STELLAK'S HAIR EXTERMINATOR, For- Removing Superfluous Hair. mo THE LADIES ESPECIALLY, THIS INVALUABLE X depilatory recommends Itself as being an almost In? dispensable article to t?male beauty, is easily applied, does not burn or injure the. skin, but acm directly on the roots. It is warranted to remove superfluous hair from low foreheads, or from any part of the tody, comoiotely, totally and radically extirpating the. same, leaving tho akin soft, smooth and natural. This is the only article used by the French, and is the'only real ' effectual depila? tory in existence. Price 75 cents per package, sent post? paid to any address, on receipt of an order, by .. ? BERGER, SHUTTS & CO., Chomiste, March 30 lyr.No. 285 River st. Troy,' H. Y. rrars DELICIOUS TONIC, ESPECIALLY DESIGNED X for the use of the Medical Profession and the Family, ia now endorsed by all tho prominent Physicians, Chem? ists and Connoisseurs, as possessing all those intrinsic medicinal qualities (tonloand diuretic) which belong to 07J) A^ PURE GIN. ;;: j: Wo trust thtet our established reputation-founded upon eighty-debt years of experience--abundantly vin? dicates our claims to public confidence, and guaran? tees the excellence of this Standard Article. . >: Pot up in eases containing one dozen bottles each, and sold by all prominent Druggists, Grocers, kc . A. M. BXNLNGER A CO, [Established 1778.1' ! Sole Importers, . .?'.?...... Ko. 15 Beaver street. New York. . Opinions of ike Press. The Btningers, No: TS Beaver' street, h?ve a very high! reputation to sustain, as the oldest cad beat house In New York.-Howie Journal. :f:., ' i The house of A. M. Pmlager ft Co., No. is Beaver street, has sustained, for a period of eighty-years, s repu? tation that may weU bo envied.-N. T. Eeening JPaeS. . J GOODRICH, WINEMAN & CO., I NO. 1 S3 MEETING STREET, Opposite Charleston Hotel. .,'..,? .( :..> ...".??fi '? DOWIE S MOISE, SUCCESSORS TO KINO & CA3STDEY. ? ?.Ji't ; ? WO. 161 MEETING STREET, j j; . r . ? a,- ; Wholesale Agenta, Charleston? B. C ,. Januarys . . tuths&no . DAVEGAt YOUNG & Mc KEN2?? UV ABD COLLECTION OFFiCB, aaORGE 5. ?PUNO, j NSW TOBI. :^^*affl.;^M?Ki^ti;.,."'?;:;.'.;"'-; , ;*;?rw {jrAYING cfOOGEZDKD TO THF SfOBJTOiN COLLU ?4 nOH BUSINESS cd Messrs BIRNEY. PK? nS* ? '-'-?TS sta e?te=d w c?n~!?'^ e. tact doe and matsrto? ettbi throaghoQl ?h.? Oat** ^??F^^Scgato JP? AJA ra* ST ??u. j^BB^^MmS^^^y^^P rato broken down and tilwS B? Btro*ngthoning'and B MB cleansing th? stomach Jil atf&Sh i ?iliiFimiioy ltis a 81118 preventive M^^agS^j-CyillW'^BBg o' all diseases incident -?=r-**** ' LUNG FEVER, GLANXV EKS, YELLOW WATER, HEAVES. COUGHS. DIS FOUTSDER ioS?EES' ^fekkv ING AND^tTHTX^HOBSE^^^^^^^^^^^^ TO KEEPERS OF COWS THIS PREPARATION IS on 5 imp ro vos tilg joali "^.^r^^^^^^^'^t'^T^n appetite! o? ens their hide, and make? thom thrive muoh aster. > IN ALL DISEASES OF SWINE, SUCH A3 COUGHS ULLIERS IN THE LUNGS, LTVEB, &c, - ^?HJKU-^ this article acts as a ^TnaW 9&S?BSm%\ ?pocinc. By putting _/fM?SmmT '$& - ~MWL~ from one-half a napergCgSs^HB Hlg% ' to a paper in' a barrel Mg??ja| WtW&t of swill the above dis- ^^^5^B "-R BF-' eases will be oradles- -r^MBHtBSMf^gf^^fi^ ted or entirely pre- .??S?I?siEBI?SMfc^?JEss vented. If given in ^5BSSH5E|!*CBHHS?' urne, a certain preventive and cure for. the Hog Cholera. PREPARED BY S. A. FOUTZ & BRO., ' No. 116 PR1NKLIV STREBT? BALTIMORE, Mci. POR SALE BY . ?. ; DOWI?& MOISE SOUTHERN DRUG BOUSE. NO. 151 MEETING STREET, OPPOSITE CHARLESTON HOTSL. . ' Marchas_ ?tathamo MOTHERS! MOTHERS! MOTHERS! YOUR ATTENTION IS CALLED TO '* : 0 MRS, WRSLOW'S SOOMfi SYR?F POE CHIIJ)RENJ^ETHIN? rrWS; VALUABLE PREPARATION IS THE PRE. J. SCRIPTION of one of the best female physicians and nurses In the United States, and bas been used tor thirty years with never-faihng safety and success by mil? lions of. mothers for their children. It not only relieves the child from pain, but invigoralo the stomach and bowels, corrects acidity, ana- Rives tdr. ?nd energy to the whole system..,. - . ? ; ? It will also instantly relieve . .. v ' " GRIPING IN THE BDWELS AND WIND.COIJDcJ We believe it ia the best and suroat remedy in the world, in all cases of DYSENTERY AND DIARRHOEA in children, whether it arises from Teething, orrrom any Jthorcauae. ; , v Be sure and ask for DIRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING 8YRIIP, Saving tho fae simile of CURTIS & PERKINS on the wrapper. ALL OTHERS ARE BASE IMITATIONS. Far sale by the Wholesale Agents, . ' ?. : BOWIE & MOISE;: ' No. ?51 MEETING STREET, OPPOSITE CHARLESTON HOTEL. AorUH_. . . thstnamoa ; SARATOGA "1SCMI0R" Mi? WATER. fTTHE WATER OP THIS SPRING IS BELIEVED TO JL be unequalled by that of any other in the fer^snjed vaRey of Saratoga, Its virtues are such aa have secured Jt-tne high encomiums of all who havo used it, possess? ing, as it does, to ra eminent degree, cathartic, diuretic, alterative and tonic qualities. ? ? " From SAMUEL HENRY DICKSON, M. D.. Professor Practice of Physic, Jefferson Medical College, Phila? delphia, formerly of Charleston, S. C.: .-,],.<-; . PanjLDKT.PHTt, November BL lSflS. '? I nave been fora year or mere pastis the bab? ol taking the water of the "Excelsior" Spring of Sant?n. Accustomed during the great porSon of my invalid fife to use tho different watara of tho several fountains which boll up. along that remarkable valley, depe admit, indeed, apon them lor much of the comfort I enjoy, I ran satis? fied that the Excelsior Water' is as well adapted as any Biker among them, if not more so, to the purposes for which they aro generally employed.. It lavery agreeable, strongly Impregnated with the carbonic add, lively and sparkling. ? ,? *. I can heartily andconedenttoo&ty recommend it to all who need ?-gent?o cathartic and diuretic. ' SAMUEL BXNBYDICKSOir.'SI. D. The Water is put sp in Pint and Quart bottles, and packed in good order for shipping. Pints la boxe?os (bur dozen each, and Quarts In boxesof two dozen each. .. .. SOLD AT. WKOTiTO sTJB Mt >.'? fiooMi?H, mm & m? Importers and Wholesale Breggisfe, No. 253 KTEKTIN? STREET, BOWll?&vM<?^ Ka 1E1 MKETDra'STBMBfc"' ' ; . Ona?stte OltarJest?n Botet And, for. sale by first class Druggists and Hpte&V "? January ia_' _.". , emo ' SUEFEIl|f?MpBii! When by tho useI ."of UH? JOIEYILL?^ JOJ53R jen aa bo cured permanently, and at a triante cost The astonishing success which has attended inls In Nuable medicino for Physicsl ?ad Wervbas'Veeakness, ?suerai Debility ?nd Ptoitatxo%Tkm7^ S^m^^^ igy. Impotency,'ar any of ?m censojuntxes ttf youthrul ?uscreiicn, renders ? th? most, vilaahle nrensrs?on ver discovered. .^JWJTOWW-, It wm remove an nervous' ?f&ctteait'depression.'ex. Itament, Incapacity to atady or bttstcMsy SKBBjhoj ' y, confusion, thought! of self destruction, fear? pf in- I anlty. Ac It wiU rostoro tbs sppeUteVreriwtne hearth if those who have destroyed,It by sensual o^cossox ?vii S Young Mon, bo humbugged no 'moir? by 'H??c&ijoc. ors" and ienorant p. actlUcusrs, bat send WJtS?u* dt?av br tba EU cir, and be at once restored lo beoKh omd ten Oneos. A perfect Caro it Onarantcog tn ??m.^Jf .rico SI. or ton- bottles to onaaddr????,.-.? *H". T One bottle is mfflcient toeflectacure in a? ordinary ALSO. DE. aorNVTLLE'B SPKCIP?O tf?jt?l'ioi ihn peedy oed permanent cure cf GoTu^haMTo&iL rfS. hrei ?Jisch?rg?, Ci*vrt, Stricsnrt, and l^wa^^L , ^>Sa^Tn^,^aSr- ?^^?S^neto 'hit ar/Lrrnlos, o^thT?v^tem.^nd n^S*ntieeSu^ uy^merm^rtWrB*^^^^ ^J? Either of the ?hove^neutianea articles will ha ?coi to Troy, H. Y. . " J':^-:"'tm&&t&'& . fe& asa ti M oftJt&sntTGB^p- cos o&tsffBM?s ^jjj^^^i!r4wA?.t:g|^.v:??r'-.-'; .'!-t;!?i4-.?a5^!f __DR?GS, GHEMIGALS, ETC. F??TZ'S CELEBRATED HORSE AND CATTLE POWDERS.