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I won't go homo till morning. With Maggie by my Bide.- .! I , , . I am dying, Egypt, dying, .?' Sntonmahdontyoncry;"' Know how sublime a thing it is Telsrusn away the-bluo-tailcd fly. The boy stood ottthc burning deck. With his baggage checkod for Troy; Ono of tho few immortal names. His name was Pat Malloy. "Mary hod a little Iamb, ; . . .'_ He could a talc unfold; I 3:t- . . Hehad-ho teeth to cat hoe-cake, 'And his spectacles were gold. ..-. Eay cn, lay-on,: Macduff, . Man wants but htUo here below; I And I'm to be queen of tho May, Sb kiss me quick and go. '','" '" ; OFFICIAI,. " - LIST. OF"LETTEBS ; Item arning, in ihe Poeto?Sco at Charleston, for. the we - : ending MAT"'2," 1807, and ordered to be printe. in THE DALLY NEWS, agreeably to the following section ti? the new Postoffice Law, as tho newspaper having th largest circulation in the City of Charleston: . j " SECTIOS S. And be it further enacted. 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Morrison, MlstR WesttaU.-Sarah J . .-.JB^^;A Mspr.-MiaC.iH. .M Whitney,-Miss M Fils, MissB. 'j. , Mopre, fulia.-J - G Fordf,.Jttrs;A.E ..jMorse, Verginnia Word, Mrs T Forbes; SusattA '. Murrlwm,3aiss"A''. Winsor,"Hits iunnell,Mrs M '. .-Mr...: .'. Wllsey, Bose .. :.<.. v.G-......-r . Moroney, Mrs Wiggins, Aurelia Gadsden, Mrs T Muer, Lizzio Ward, Miss E UJi Gaimard, Mrs JTi. Mathews, Mrs E Woururn, Mrs S A 3C~&'oJ Mathews, Sarah Wright,Mrs E George, Mary Ann - - Walker, Sarah Gibbes, Mrs S A Marttrn Mhis J. Walter, Miss C ' Gibson, Mrs B ... Martin, Mary Walker, Fannie - Gibbs, Miss L Martin, Mrs M S Wilson, Eva Gilbury, Miss B .. Magrath,. Miss S i Williams, ' Mary Gregory, SarahA .X '. - ;. . .. .jr.-.. ?.mj?j>iM?'.?.- .-u 1.......?.:Young,Maria ."MEN'S " LIST. '.'. .-.r.. G. -. -. jr . Al?rnathy,.WN :. Gariington, Jos H NeH. A "; - *. Addison, Austin W (col'd) Nelson, Charles Ahrens, Heinrich Glbvers,-Moses . iNtr; F W- '~ .r . Agnew, Thoa :i Gohbteoht-, Hern" Norden, Gustaf AmbB, J . .......WfiheJm -. Notts, Bohert " " blander, RenjamfauGoodman, BichaTu. NolarL Bobert - ; JEt; ^ :D - - - ? -; -. 0 Alston, .Joseph A Goyneanx.-BY O'Brion; T ? ? Amby.jp:. ..:. '. - Gnfflns,-J-I> - Olea, Sr Du Valene Allan, Harry /.'-: Green;Harry - tin . Alford, Geo ir ; - - <col'd} -- --- O'Meara, Cornea : AncTiTn, M. - j -.'-Granfc -W'HUam ; - 1---U?S'' -'. "' Askey, thurles - - -H.Oixyias S '' '. -;'?"' B - - Hazel,-Samuel- "r-'-.-P: Baker^John - i : - j Hallaren,- "Mathew' Patterson, QC". Bater; Chessiy--.. Hagemann, H - Palmer, Henry C Barton, A. -i. Hartmann. John . Patterson, Francis" Baker, Frank:-- jHart,.Joshua L Peabody, George' ' ^.""B", iWaa A- Ssas, Theodore - ? Peckham, Amos * BTM Healy, John ..-'.. - B :- - -.'. r. Bsckfitt-T^.-- - . . Henry,-Bvt Oo! - Peck,*Henry F ' . . Bellota Monsieur-. GuyT '- Poliaxd, John ; ' ' .Branda- ... Hearu. James ' Priner, Edward Behren; JH .-- Hernandez, Ter---iPresbrey, Dr OtiB Bcxtman, H? ?- - .- nuncio .F '.- - BertiWaHIfcCto Hoys,MarHn & Prelow, George BdUnger. C P ' Co - . Pyne, Cap CM ~ ! Bios-, Tomas S - Howard, Bichara. . : K . Bingham, Charles Howland, B Ramsay,-John .KVl-4 -; ' H0Ban, PB-. - Bamsay, "WiUiani'" i Blackwood, SS .- Houston,-John H -? - . -. ' : j Blanchard, W H HummwelJ, Jas. Ramsay. Francis ' Bourke, J-:.'--' Hughes, Thomas Rerity, ThoaP Boatwick, Dr D E - I . - . Richardson. Hard-' Boyle, Charles IzlBd, George -; time :' Brower & Daly ' - J . Bhcwd, John Brock, Albert ? Jand will; J. M . Blois, John Brunds, Addison Jackson, Isaac Riley Sr ' - ? Brian.iCharleB . Jacobs, Charles - Bh&sxorson, Jas Braoghton, Pom- (col'd)- : - Biley, Wm .pay-..- Jenkins, Micah J : Bogers, H . Brady, Mr .-J- - - Jinkens,- Benja- Rosemond. James ' Brown, Elick . , min , S -- : Brown,. Wallor M - Jesitara, Charles Sands, Dr Austin. Brown, Charles S Jinten, Peter.L- . Brown ti Fogarty- Jones, John . - Sandfly, Bobed " Bracy, James . . Johnson,Eli Scanlaa.J'B' - Bnlf ims, Julius - Johnson, John " ? Schrcder, Henry L . ... - . Johnson, James Schroder. JE ' Butler, Charles A ".:-' . K "- . Scauy, Andrew Burge, Bobereon Keith, Dr W .W Sch woffer, JG. B^u^r^?" - tf?^^??T , Seymour, Johnson -(ool'd) : .. .- : Kialoa, Dr Nicolas & Co BuUWinkel, Job . JKing.Wm J Seabrook, Taney Heinr . Kinkey, Bichar? . Shrewsbury, A A .....C.'. - King, B F t. shoolbred, J Stan Carver.-John - Kineey.-P LA Co -gam Carney. Peter . Kline, Albert Sherman Sc Brbi Campbell, L F K?ster, K thers Canerdy, Henry Koenaburg, C L Sheridan, PM Campbell, Thoo Kruer, Hanke Simmons'Wm Cannait, William L Sims, J^ ' . Cercoply, George Levy, J E Simmonds: Dr G J4V- Leonard, WOB : ? T ? . ' OsivOy, Frank ? Lenthe, H - ' Simmons, Geo . - CaurchiU,MF . Lee,.AC - Smith, Wm War-' Clark, Joseph - Linsebrink, J H ron ChwsBv Henry : ? Loghart, S ' Smith, Sam ' Clark,GeoN Loughran, Mich! Smith, WP ' ' CoCesy John H Lopey, Fris - Spaddeck, J G " Couturisr, Ma star Long, JW Soule, Cap C C Aug: .- ?- - L?tz, Herrn Phil- SoHer, Al Couklin.Cap Jacob ipp . Stafford, James M B.-'-. -. Lucus, George strahran, Charles' Cole, WP Lucous, John : Q Cook, Moses -- -? Lugan, James StolL Wm J ' Cctnaierford, Dan- Lynch, Thomas . - T ' ' "*&?''-!?'??- "' . M - Terry, Joseph M CkH??anvS W Massou, aP . Thorapeon. Sam'l . C*r*f^John G Mark, Jossa - Tesr^AnttcmF . Cwer Miniiter Mash, James - ToUner. Ssmf - ' ?^?mTD-?-P Toommer, Joshua . ^ , ..y P ".., Matthews, JameB Toower, Arthur . D0M?-J; J -M . Touby.Master . Danam,<Dr J Hf Marshall tc Mac- tiivhi^^ . Davis, J.L B - - ..milton.-. V?V' - : Dewhurst, Cap Manning, .Edward Vauidiaa J H : J?:;^ : M^ft Tbomasvanorten, Jackson j; Bouhan, James J J - .- Vaushan. Jamos-' Done"jhao, John Mack, John J ' '-. l.ffT^rr^, ? . .< Dorn, Patrick Meighan, J . 'yp..: Draper, Bufus-"H- Mohoso, BenV- Waters! A B Draff, Adolf Myroj Wflliam .-,- Waters/ r> ' DnfnxvSsmuel'Ai Mewr.-DH - J WaBcor, Bryant ' Dnfltr'A: - - - 'i- . Mills, Jacbh . ? Wallace, C " 1 " Ducie&Co.-- - - Middleton, Edwd Washington,-Crin- , Dunoviui. ibha'."-'?? Morris^ W H tis (col'd) JS&r/J;*'.' Montgomery. A G Weatherford, 1 Edson,'-CUaHe?E. Hontgomery; ? Jno Pinckney Eding, S . W ii-..-,... Wehner, Goo ? Egg, Ed Mortlmora, John1 Weldon, F F Egrausa, Wm B Whitfield,^ H' '??'?> Elliott, Bev James Morant, John"" WhT??,"Eob?rt '? H Hotc^ii^j&jmisaw&v ? EUotL-Claualu? , Moore, MUford , Witjanson, J M EnBntta'fc-Brooki Vo?l^TIioa'-' WedEflfuV^wd , ErwW'?utjms?^Mtnhtf.'UaTto .J Evins, Hiram, ., Miek?ehenry, Eu- WlgfatSanfl' " "'' ^.J?... . V ,sj?06 -.l .. Wiialey, .W James i. , VtomlDfl;.T1?M&M rt.*:..;.atocV ...... iWllHam?, A8. -. J Fisher,. Jas-L - ->? MoEaiomwjv EF W?I??BT?B, B A FisheftWaaSm ? M?Bt?i3in?,J^. TOUIiaina, S. W> - -j Fine^enry^: McMuBs^L^ t; W^dhL^^iT^ | Forster^ Charles " ^ridki'^^,'r^^ Worran, Grorce'it'' - Fogarty, Philip A MeLwaghUn,-J E ei\~xr. T ' 1 Co ? ;T' ? McMftjRn,L"G Younj;, phttip-..-:-t -j Frost, ?H Nestor, Thomas . - . z -, -.a--?- ;;. cyi ;.?? ^---^ ^VY-r-.^-^.-i j&wi-fco-jF-j?g; =1-7,.,.? t?^?t*?*?!W^ .rgsflfe -j bi r thai ^thoui ih^aUmp a letu^ ciiunot J? HHilod. bul ". wU3 be?saut to the Deoa Latter Ofucc. . May o -.. ' -c-^r.. .{? v?!-?S?W.js wi'-rior: ?rrjf-?p.:*" llIATAaM-^P^iHgaWW Achorjar--lxi,fiPfi footium ' *bcr 3 oblijEticc.-,' i , . - > BARCELONA^er Sp/&-jio?Ciec?rr-*8^ ' COttb?, "4S?? Stares, 20 bbls Tar, 2 Mast?. j ?Kt j ."jg DOMESTIC. .?.%.-. -n:4-.T_ _ ; PROVIDENCE-Pet; Bohr. Harry - Landell-85,160 feet - . ? Flooring Boards, :?3.433 feet Plank,. 15,310 feet Sawed Timber, 34.700 -cet EbwrCTunbcr.- ;... ' \ NORTHER N PORT-Per ?ehr C W Ew01I^-159,900 -bot . Flooring Boardsi-r ." - - i 'lrk- . . j NEW Vl>RK-Per^teawihip'Grchaua^otf boles SI sod .057-00 Up Cottot?, 80 bbls Rosin. '53biles Domestics, 6 bales Bagg-uevlO* Packages......Per steamship " Charopio-r.-301 bales CtoUoh; S7'balcs.Yarn, 394 bbls Rosin, 33 hilde Bonee,.6 oates Bo-es,' 110 bbls Vege? tables, 6 packages ? Furniture, T3? empty. Barrels, 37 oases Metze.' 4 bMB Naval Stores,-20 bags Rice, 3 rolls ' leather, 3 bbls Ato.?v. .?P?rstcamsnip'S BSo?der 35 bags is I and 281 bel oe Upland Cotton, 61 Darrels Rosin, HS. bales. Yara.-and. pilota, 8t> buis Vegetables, MiPackacc?, ' ,'..~-\i' *.? L PHILADELPHIA-Per steamship ; J W Everman-?71 ? - hales Cotton, 44 casts Bice. 36 bales Yarns, 42 casks Clay, 9 bbls Rosin, 50 tSBls Spirits Turpentine. 3 ? - tralca Bobe Cuttings, 05 coils Rope, 187 Railroad ?Wheels, 40 bbls Vegetables; 100 empty Bands, 50,000 feet Lumber, and. 40 paokages Mdzo...- : .Per sehr " Vraie-100,000 fcotXumbcr. BALTIMORE-Per steamship Patapsco-28 tea Bice, 80 < bales Upland Cotton, 276 sacks Salt, 167'bbla Turpen? tine, 28 pkgs..... -Per steamship Falcon-2 bales Sea-.i - . island Cotton. 219 bales Upland Cotton. 100- sacks j ? ' Salt, 15,000 leetXiimbor, lp bundles and 1 bale Hides. J . CO bogs Peas. 133 pkgs.Per sehr ER Kirk-207,- ' * BOD'ieet Lurabor.,... .Per. steamship .Sea Gult-54 ' lw.es Upland Cotton, 9000 feet Lumber, 2a.'jalea Do - mestice; 33,Packugos, 22 bbls .new Fotatoee. :'i bbls Green Peas, ll bales and 1 tierce. Hides, 4IU sacks Salt, T2 Packages. M. .'.:...- ' RICHMOND, VA-Per sehr Louisa Hatch-160 tons Old Iron,ftc- ? - "'" ' THE CHA1U.ESTOJI MARKET. FOB THE VTSEK ETTDrNO THCItOTAT, Mil 2, 18G7. | fl COTTON.-The business in. the staple for the week baa been marked-by great fluctuation. Middling. Cotton on Friday lost being quoted at 24c. fl lb., the market keep? ing a strong upward movement until Tuesday forenoon, when Middling Cotton roached. 23@29c.,.:Binco which tirno it has had a strong downward tendency, and closed ye8terds?~srabo?t'25o. 3bi tile mariot sh owing a; riso of about five cents? and a doclino of about four cents ? lb., extoemos, for tue week. The receipts do not vary materially from those of the week before, say 68 balcatta Islands and 1335 bales Up land this^wook,'against. 123abalea Sea. Island and 1254 bales Upland the previous week. The Bales for the week and the character of the market will be seen by the following report : On Friday, the 26th April, in consequence . of the .im provement in the Liverpool market, the demand here became quite active, buyers purchasing about 400. bales at irregular but advancing prices, the ilse being from a half to two cents per lb. In some cases, the most decided increase in value taking place in- the better qualities. Low Middling soiling at 22a23, Middling at 24, and Strict Middling at 25c. per lb. J - On Saturday .prices were firm and advancing, but ir? regular. Sales,- 220 bales. "Low Middling being quoted at2B, and.jUiddlingat2Ga2S5ic.i>erlb. , On Monday there was considerable inquiry from buy? ers, who. purchased 115 bales at nose tiled and -irregular rates, when hews cf an important advance at Liverpool having been announced. Boilers, wither Withdrew their stocks or advanced their rates, when tho market carno to a stand, closing nominal. .?. ,T . . ~ '. On Tuesday prices oponed firm with an active demand, but closed somewhat moro easy," caused ""by a decline in the English market;. Bales 420 bales; Ordinary selling at 25c, Low Middling at 26?27c, Middling at 28? Wc. j On Wednesday about 69 bafea'were sold early in the day on tho basis of 26c fl lb. -for .Low .Middling, but news of tho" declino or an 3?<L at liverpool brought transl actions to a closo, prices at tho end being weak and'nomi ir? ?I ". ? . ' I Yesterday the market opened on a baals of ?beut 26c1 ft hi for Middling Cotton, but afterwards became weaker and quite irregular^ .Middling Cotton in many cases rc-j ceding to 25c. f? ft.' Safes 220 ?aloa, say: 14 at.20; Sl at 22; 13at23; 27ajt.24; 12at24A?; 21at24>4; 68at25; 1 at 25J?; 40 at 26. Wo. quote Low Middling 24; Mid? dling 25. !..--' Si^ ISLAKD COTTON.-Prices having receded to a point witoin tho reach of buyers, tiiey operated, to the .extent 'crTaoont 200 bales during tho week. Mains 'anaiFlorldasj medium quality. Belling at-ia^SOo^ lb, and .thc finer grades at 7oig)85c.' ' Extra fine Cottons aro-scarce. - ' - J * corrow STAinreyT. . w- S.UVd. JTpUd,, Bice, Stock on hand Sept. 1,1866.. 235' 6,300 Received from April 25 toMayif*6T. ' 68 * 1,335 Received previously............... .14,502123,381- 11,177 ' - ;". Total reeipfaV..'.. .\lh?ZVi.?^Zt?.ia? ?1,*? . Exi-oitxa. S. Fd. ?jp'd. Bice. i Him April 26 to May-2, -v-"'-= '~~'J. T. : '67.?, 169 2,935 ' 73 '-'" previously....3^14,0.69 119,764:?8*??v?fifr; . To??l ?rpoW^'iw^j.. . .S^fflJ^M'^i^fj Stock' oiiha^r?nd ..'6nr*:ij5hoard;.'. : ?$j?&%ti? i *5 }*att?X jan lOST YKAB."- v' . i?'. .?-.'' ii \ ?^J a H^rii. iTpei.,.ntee. Stock anhand.Sept 1, S865,. ;-.. -V. .? ?362 L?? .?.1?0: BecetvadnxBtii&ai 36 toaiayS, '66.? ? KS 2.268 tc IBeoei'fedj^Tibns^';;..;.g..^.|ft63fe 79,364 3j434 FromlApril 27 to rMtty3T66:..~: Previously...-?'.4,422 T?^Erp?H?.r.J/Wii_?&.JT..?st? 78?8h8:.'2i740 Stock bu%?na'and c?'inipbosr?t?.* " 452 4,924^ 870 RICE.-aSielecaJpls have' almostr ce?ed: during the past week, and holders show more disposition to sd. vance th cir' price a. " Under this condition of the market the traneac?ona Jhavo-been very light, and.-we.cjayjearn -of a salo of IS tierces of clean--Caroline atl0>ic. per.Bs. this rate sh owing an advance ? over' previous 'quotafioni Sellers are generally asking extreme, prices and wo quote somewhat nominally, good clean Hamllnn at IQjjc per Ss. ' KAT AL STORES.-There hac been received during tho weak about ilG bbls. Rosin, 257 bbl?: Spirits. Tur pen?na and. 200-, bbls. Crude Tarpentihe.". ?xh-?. piafe Rosin bas been sold at V! 50 per' bbl. ; palo at^6?6 60, and No. 3 itt S3 00 per, bbl.- ? The early tramactlona tn Spirits took place Tat Wc por'gallon, but silas'hayeVbo?n niadoatC3c. Virgin Turpcnt?no changed -hands at $4 75 per bbl" - SAY-The receipts have been large, Bay about. 1200 hales North River and ?OO.bilfiaof^ostsrn. -We1 leam Of sa" es early in the woek of North-River at*2 50a2 Sf1 jper tarmlrpn, but. m'iwyS?Hlng arrivals havo caused prices, to dechns, and"680 hales af North Elver-were sold from the wharf at $2 30 per hundred. Safe-*; of KaKfern,;t? arrire, have taken place at S2 80a2 50'per hundred. ' J A".: . :" . COEN.-There has been reeaivca du?h^ tue week about 00,000-bushels, and the market has been quite jjlS in cons?quence of the full sup^Mes/whlch liave boon W ceiv-ed. it being dimoult to move large lots unless the buyer waa conceeded some advontage,. and the trade has been; m consequence,' mostly in" a jobbing way.. .'We learn of the following sales: 2000 bushels white, in bulk, at $1.39 9 bushel weight;'5O0?-b-lai?els of very prime White, at' ti 40 per 'bushel, bulk w jght; 1000bushels prime Wl^te, in sacks.Jat.Sl 45 'ale bushel, weight, sacks included; 3000 bushels prime White, in Backs, at $1 45 per bushes, weight, sacks included; 2000" bushels White, in sacks, at $1 48per bushel, weight, sacks Included;'-?SQ bushels Mix? J, at $1 43 per bushel, bags included. We quote primo "White, In bulk, at $1 40 per busheX weight,, and SI 45al 48 per bushel in bags, bags included. - OATS.-Tho receipts have-' been very light, and we' learn of a sale of 700 bushels in bogs, at'88c ?? bushel,. bags included; ... '. . . . - FLOUB-The market has an ample stock of th's ar? ticle, the demand being quite limited. There has been po 1 mportant.change ia prices, and. we renew - previous quotations, .say $11.75?12 bbl. for Northern .and Western Super; Ex&a do $1?76@13.25 fl^hH Balumore Super S12.50@13 ? bbl; Extra do. $11315 ft Dbl; Cholee Family brandH sell at S17@18 f* bbl. v-.IT ,. _ j BACON.-lhere is'a moderato demand at generally previous quotations, hut prices are somewhat toegnlar ind figures below our rates are sometimes accepted lb Close ont ' We quote prime Shoulders at 11@11 J?c .f) ft ; prime Bibbed Sides at 13c. ft ft ; prime Clear Ribbeddo. it 13KC? ??, and Clear Sides at 14c # lb. '?"V . ; ; SALT.-There has been ho further receipta of thia as? ado, and some 400 sacks were disposed of at il'65per sack. .','/" " , '. ?\ ! BAGGING AND ROPE-Gunny Cloth is extremely dull and nominal, and we quote irom 25@26c ft yard, f : ROPE.-There is but little Inquiry for this article; Prime Hemp may bo quoted at 80c. ft ft., and Jute 12%c 9 IK j UMBER AND LTXiTBEB.-The supply rf Timber and ?umber on the market ha? aim<ni?nofl; and prices ar? aomewhBt'flrmor without quo-table'chcnge.' We renew our rates; say for Common Timber S4@$5 fi M; for Mill ' Timber, SG@S8? . and.. Shipping Timber 612, Jfl. 'IL Batt Lumber is eeljihg at WA^H " vi M; CUy Stoanl Sawed is held at *18@S25,f>tM.- : '-- .'-^ . FB?8HTS:-Tc?-: rAVerpdol-By sail ? %d. fi ft. on Upland Cotton, We ;quote the Tate on Upland at- %d. f? nr.-and on sWlshinaCotton aid. fi ttr.To.Havre, I>?c. f\ fis. on Upland andSctfllKVcvSj^U^ todies notmng"?omg.""C??stwise^M ?lew York, by steam, 75c ft tale 'aa' Sea'' Island and Upland Cotton; 75c. f^tteroe on Rice;vaOej." an Rosin; by sall, oro quito nominal To Boston, M ot 9-16 cent ft ft. by sail. To philadelphia % cent fl lb. on Upland Cotton by steam, and }i.cent ft. ft. by Uli. pi'o Balttmorc^-Tlie steamers' take Ootton f?rJUve? pool, to io re-'shipped %y--steam terough at^X?w^orlc B Beam er's rates ; on Lumber, by sail, .to Jfew York, Phila? delphia and Baltimore fe^6 SO'^^A?-'"_, A\ ?EXCHAKGE-Ster?ng Bute-The rate yesterday was li 40?615 to tho pound sffirHo? SO? jiklf&tft DBOS. :,':'''' \ T>osiEsnc ExcHAK?a.-Tiic feuiksart! pnrchaelng Sight Checks; on Newr.Toii ai- ??" per cent ofT; liv?, to 'ton: a?W. x^'.cedt;-^^^'^;^ 'jfi$gjid?S&?:i,\ pejr cent discountptCf twenty ;t?,tws?^?^vo diya, T,'i' peV.c??t:oil!;'twe?ir>?vBtt!tlihV^ X^MBi, S&vym* oh gtfjg York ^ ^tHk: irtannm." ;.,?'"%v J"l'sii'i? ,-J.-,?-, i'iW?- i GOLD.-The ?nrokora wera yeaterdav bny?ojr -at 85-: ~ \ ..[/?irr'irJ^V't'^M^x^eU^!^ *' '.'S . AUGUSTA; Kar^^X(i-?rJtai*e?Ur-<Inec?B ca the North,, ? ' a at bank, selling it par; outdoor rotes, Jis^ off. _oa^TBtaw Baa teeni?) iterdayafternoon. Thcre*0?m^ to^a^fctl4^??Dd : off of 1Myers and sellers, the latter not belng.wiatBg - -ist.ttfesBnt low ratea. Sile? anjounted to '238 , w ' a?2?'21,'m''at^78^'atx'M?er'?.at'f7 r. j .....'/Artlt?jeias?vaiO f?J?fo-t."-,. j . :?_ ? --..'" wlXMr}wfTON. May C-Trntrxsrrcne-Is In fair rc ni?t- and fui Ja ready j?! c upon arrival-. Sale? today of 15 bol* ai $5 for virgin, $4 foe yellow'dip, and S3 50 for Bd.S??80B>a. ?FT . .- . T ' No transactions reported in Spirits Turpentine and Dtton. - ---. - ROSIN.-Sales of 291 bbls at S3 85 for strained Common. id $3 85*4 75 lor Ko. i, aa in. quality ./\ rh ?S ?1 lan.-Salee of 191 bKU) af U"8-<,3e"M>?r.-' ? & <$5 : . .. Sew Orleans Market ' ~ *" " NEW ORLEANS, April 27.-COTTOT-Nc^wltmrbrmnns mited and poorly assorted^upnltcs. increased strlngen c on tho part of holders, and additional impediments in io ?nur el negotiaAinit ^terUnsExuhaoge, tho movement MiAy l?as boen oSM liberal"'character; operations' bein ?? imuWod vt .well Upy thai?Voriiblo-icn r of the fb*?ign> ivTcos, as by the decidedly improved tone of. tho lead-.J lg domestic markets. The d?y'e . transactions at. tb o ose summed up fully 4000 bales, seventeen brokers anticipating in the business. Trices disclosed a ni alt? ai improvement, 'generally l)ie per rb? excepting the Lkldling dcBoriptlon, the advance attending which' was jlatively lower than that realized on tho other grades, itu the above remarks, we revise our ligures, and now note as follows: Ordinary 20c, Good Ordinary 22c; Low [iildiiug 24c, and Middling 2Gs27o: remarking, however, lat even many lists or desirable descriptions could bo ul at those rates. STATEMENT OF COTTON. cock On hand Sept. 1st, 18G6.bales. 103,082 eceived to-day......................... 729 oceived previously.703.S71-701,300 Ji ?. ' '? *-:'"' : " 800,382 loared.to-d?y...... 2,600 lear od previously..-...065.063^-667,509 tock on hand.......-...^i...138,873' Tho Clearances comprises 1278 bales for Now York, and ?28-for Barcelona. : ; SUOAB AND MOLASSES.-There hove not boen any re? ap ts since yesterday. The supplies OX thc production r Louisiana are light, but the. domand. isjiuiited, and uly of a retail character, - S There were sales to-day of Cl hds Sugar, at prices ruling within tho rango of the fol iwing quotations: 7a8>Sc per lb for inferior, 12J4c for ur, lac tor fully fair, 13 yal3>'c for prime, Ile : for Bo? onda, and lajic tor yellow clariliod. i Tho last sales of [stern bottoms were at U5a75c per gallon, and of Molon? es at 72c for prime. Good clayed Cuba Molasses is of-' ired the cargo at 47c per gallon. _COBN.-There have been some receipts since yesterday, ut there is less domand, and prices are easier. Thu ales, to-day are confined to 3'?&0 sacks, of which 500 (hito and white mixed at $145; SCO mixed at $1 ito yellow, 300 do, and 300 white at SI 48; GOO mixed, 200 nd 400 white at ?1 50 i$ bushel. 'OATS.-Considerable receipts aro being expected. Tho .emand has subsided and prices easier. Sales to-day USO sacks, of which OOO at 83atUc: 350 at 84a85c; 600 and 00 at 85c S bushel. FREIGHTS.-With more offering for shipment, the rates oastwiseare fuller, and tho.-o for foreign ports aro firm x. They-aro J?C^-M?Tor "Colton by steam for Now 'ork, lc lor Runton. St ant New York and Boston 35c ?'i ock for Corn OOoGOe ft bbl for I'icnir, and C0a65c for ?ork. Sail forLivcrpool 17^S2a9-J?d for Cotton. Baltimore Market. BALTIMORE;' April SO.^orra?^-Wn' report a further ole of 600 bags Rio ex May Queen, and 600 do per Bro? ilers, to arrive, both on private terms; also, from second lands, 300 bags Rio, in lots, from 18?? to 19,V? eta, as to reality. COTTON-With less favorable Liverpool advices per Able today, our market was weaker, no sales worthy ol' ?mark, and at tho close quote Middling Uplands quiet ind nominal at ?9a30c ' llot's-The market continues quiet; only sales report Hi were 100 oula.1 Howard Street iVinily at $16 50; 100 lo Extra, choice, SIS 40 ; 100 bois City Mills Spring Wheat 2x.tr* $13 25; 2$0\bbls flne-and cominan'Western Super >10al0 25, and 100 bbls good MlddlingBjSS 75; quotations ?enerolly remain"unchanged, via: ~~ ioword-s?xoc? Super and Crts, extra...fir 25 ??12 25 : lowurUHilrc?t'Shipping Extra.12 CO fa) 13 50 ioward-stroct Higu tirades-. 13 50 (<* 14 75 iowaM-streot Fa??ly.?........ 15 50. @ 1G 60 )hlo Super and Cut Extra. ll 00 fal ll 75 )hio ?xtr? Shipping. 00 00 (u) UO 0U mic- retailing. 00 00 ' ? 0U 00 )hiO Family. 14 60 fal 15 60 northwestern Super.... 00 00 fa; 00 00 Northwestern Extra.'.. 12 50 fal 14 00 Sty Milla Super._.'...ll 25 fal ll 50 lity Mills, Standard Extrii.T.::.'..'... 12 50 fa) 13 50 Jity Mills Shipping brands Extra. 15 60 fa) 17 00 Jaltim?r?, Welch'sAGreon?el4?>m'y 18 00 fa) 00 00 laltimore nigh grade Extra....,..,.- 17-60 fa) -00 00 iy&3!lour; now...'.'...-. 9 00 . fa? 9 CO lorn MjeaL Clty MHIfl. .......... ....... C 20 fa) 00 00 GHATS-Whcat-rKoccipts small; 360'bushels, white inly reported; no Bales; a lot of 2ou bushels Pennsylva ila--red brought J3.. Corn-5,2^0 bushels white and JL.660bushels:'.yellow..comprised the ofivrings; market vas dull and lower'; We K port sales of 5,000 bnsncls tab* oprime white at 9122al 25-only 900 bushels at the lat? er; 1,860 bushels Soulnern-.mixed ?1 22al,23j> 1,000 lu^eleWcstern do SI ?i; s3? bushels yellow il 28, but ??seo/?? J ellowar. b?t_noldors BOneraUy ? refused 'to SeTi; ' f.OOtr bushels Western mixed ?1 22. Oats-780 >ushels received; sales ?K? bushels aCTl eta;"410 do at 75 rta. Byb-Us"bushcls''scJdst ?U'.76. 1-J? '. ? HAT-Supply good and-market dull We report a salo if Pennsylvania Timothy baled *? ?33/ and quo ie Clover it $30'per ton.-' .j J? ' '"'i' .' ' . . , ?J .;, MOIIABSES-Nothing loin*, ? nd prices, in the absence >f sale, remain as test quoted. _, WKrvxao53.-"ib? market ia inactive, ^nt price? gene -alry * rsniain e*T? Wc notice a sale ot 15 casks Bulk Udeeat lOSt cents; loose held at 10>? cents, and Shoul? ders, pacted, 9 coats. Thurn was some inquiry for Muss fork, which is quoted arm at ?23 7Sa3A,. Bacon is in air consumptive tiamand within our range, as lodows: for Sho<UderaAOBlo>^ cents; Sides 12al2*<i cents; clear rib sides 12HaiyX: cunts; and clea.- 13>i cents. Hams we mote'at lSalti cents for .plain, ard T7al7>i cents for iiigar-cured canvased. Lard comixincs In good retail de tnand at -T3& cents'for city bus, and Viii cents ior Western; round: lots'' may be-<iuated >i x-ent less'i'Bala-; more rehnedi in keg?, lb cents; - j .Rica .CnrOhnais scarce and held finn atHallK els:; Bang?o? We quote at 9>$B9?? cents. -coux?iues in sveao^- fair jobbing request, and' prices are the same aa beioro-given, via: For Liverpool commonS2 20; dunno 93 10a3 20, us to brand, pers.ck; '? Tnrv'n lahmd.62AC5c per busily, for larg?! and small lots out bf Store."" ... ^ ! WOTTTpm TmwMTim-We notice" sales to arrive ai 74o per gallon. . - - . " . SDQAXt-Market to-day quiet; no sales reported. Quo tatltpa'nonaaslly^-nncnanged ., .....^ -, . .-, ? WmaKE-i-Is' extrem ly dull;' no sales reported, for several days, and in their absence ' it ia very chincult to, tarko correct quotations. - '? . --,' . -"u ..'.' '"- ? itTevv Yorlc Mturlcct. ^ ; Xi i KONSS MASKLT. ".' The New York Evening Pott, of Tuesday, April 30, aayai . vO'5c y v -1 r .The speculative Veelirgin-WaR street continuos, and there is ra' degree of confidence and animation pre. i nWrrjr-- ~~~T~~~ ""?*" ._^'" Tho rata for can leans is 4 to 5 V cent on Government: ieenrities and 6 to 6 ft cent ein miscellaneous collaterals. ( Join marcial paper bf the highest grade con tinoes'scar co ? mdw?nt?d at 6 tu ?y?. ' Lass known J?ameo ore closely , icrttarassd and pass at high' ratea. We observed, how- , 3ver>aconttnued accnmrOaUon of idle capital, tho/anp-. ?iy '^t crrrrency is Increasing from the interior, and there s an>v?aent increase of goncral confidence. Thcao.three xmditfitis of an easy money market beings preseiit, the feneral'anficipation ia -that thara wm be no interruption it tho existing ease for some time to come. . , '-" , - . -pBiODTJCE ?AEKET." -NEW YORK. ^Ap? , S0v-^Ei^tm, Sc;-The market br Western aim State Flour.is more active,-and lQalSq >ettcr on the low gradea.' -Tho' better brands aro iu de? ua d and buoyant. .. "":'.".jr: .-. 'The -seles are 12,?OO."bbls' at 510 6AiU.cI?>?or.8Upernne Jtato; SU 60al3 90 for extra State ; Sil 76aia50?>r low rrades of Spring Wheat Western extra; SISaU for ship ling Ohio ; $14-10alG>lfr for - tradO abd" family brands of }hio, Michigan and Indiana, and $16al9 25 for Et Louis vrtraa. ^-.i. x..u>>. .* - .? California Floui is flrm. - Salea of 520 bbls at $16 25al7. 'rtAwy^j^ yp|rrflftfiTTP'>ri?T^d 1" .vWiTVl?rp?nf>;. 'Sales of toe bbls at 18 40414'25 for the low -grades of extra; and til 50al6 60 fortzade sndf^lyTibanaa:/ Southern Com- is>slso -firm and fairly active. Sales of ?00 bbls at $12 40al410 for - common to fair Baltimore md country extras; and iii *0aT7; TS for. trade and family iranda " ' ?'_ . Rye flour is firm, f ales of400 bola at $Sa8 -75. vi ComSneal ia flrm. * Salee '600 bbls.; .'..-J .'L'.'i? . GBATN-The wheat market ' is "flrmcr with a good de nandforjnillirig... . ?.-?,.- 1 . ?- - r .*?; *. . The- Balor are 45,000 but at'_$2 70 for Nb 2 ' Milwan tee club ; $3 30a3 40 for 3100 bus whito.CaufQrxda. Earley ia decidedly better- and-qnits nctrve.- Sales of ?.000 bas Canada. Weet at SI 21al SO. . ! i Oatsare without material changc andTn fan- reqeest, m? sales are 60,000 bus- old and -new CMrogo at 7*K?Tee; nferior western at 74c, and State at 82}?a83<?-" .- tV Rye is unchanged and In fair demand. . The salea ;Sre .7,000 bushels-'western at Si 54al 58-the latter price for itrictiy prime. 1 ' ? ? ? ... ... Com opened rather tame, but rallied and closed better, hough quiet ot the improvement. The inquiry is fair, nd mainly for home consumption. The sales are 97,000 bushels new western mixed at $1 SO ? 35%, the inside at Jersey City, and outside delivered; lld do in store, $1 ss^al 36 and 1 3?al 39 delivered, hoice southern whitest*! 42." " "7 . ? PBOvnnoNs- For pork'the demand is principally to over maturing contracte, bat prices" are easier. For fu ttre delivery w?-ha?* of JWO bbls mess, buj' er May, at 23. \ ' vr';.,-; \,jr:\ " ';.. J' '.'... The Bales, cash, are .4000 bbls at $22 for old'- moss; $22 - 0a22'66"for" new do: ?l9-.12Kal9 25- tor- extra, prime;. a small lots; $2176/ for prime mess; $24 60 for clear "oik. ?. . . :.. .Si : ... ..?..'.. .....- .:. Beef is firm and in fair request. Sales of 150 bbl? at I6a21 for plain mess; $21a25 for extra do. Tierce beef is quiet. '. .*. .:..-'? "..-.'..'?." Beef Hams are dna. Sales of 25 bbls at $40 for Wes- . ant. 4-.. , .v., .. ... . .. ?'- - ? . Cut meats are. quiet and somewhat .nominal ? - Bacon is in good demand and' higher, -.closing firm, ales of932 boxes, part to arrive, atlOJialOJie for Cum erland cut;llJiC'for short rib, and 127-16al2)?c for hort clear. :v..::.'.: - Lard has been fairly active, the demand In part for ex irt, and pri.es aro.steady. -. Sales of 1100 bbls and tos at U^aia^c for Na 1; WA 13c for city; 13ol3Ko ?or fair to prime steam; lSj?a S;-?o for kettle rendered, and 13Kc for small lots hoice do. ? . . BOTTEB-Ia dull and heavy. Wo quote Goshen and .range County pails, per lb, 30a35c; State firkin?, good a prime, 18a22c; State half-firkins, medium to prime, 0a24c; State firkins, common and fair, lialCo; State Celah tubs, fair to prime, 16a20c; Western Reserve, good 0 choice, 12al4s; Western Reserve, commom to good, lal2c;- Northern Pennsylvania 16a2?c -.'?. ' CHEESX-Is quiet and unchanged. We quote: State tctory, good to choice, ^ Its, 18al9c; State iactory, fair 0 good, 15tl7o; State factory, common to prime. Hal5c; nglish dalry, Co&nectlsut, 18al7e^ EngUsh dally, Ohio, Sal7c; Vermont dairy", fair to good, liaise; Ohio prime, Sal&c; Ohio-coxcrAon, 6al2o; pm?apple, 20a?3c. & !? CoFrax^-Ts dull and prices favor tho bujeft^ yar 1 CoTTOifc-Tno maiket to-day is very quiot Prices are loavy and.nominal at 30c for Mirtntmg Uplands and -Sic or do New?O?ic?rna and Texas. . ?i I HA*-Is dull and heavy at 20,-45-and 70, as to growth tad quality. r.> ?? .... ri. ! MOLASSES-Ts firm with a moderate demand. \ Rice-Ia quiet at loralie for'C&rolirut .? j Sc GAB-Raw Sagan fere in 'moderate demand, but fices favor tho buy er. Sales af Cuba - aL914al0Ho, and ?orto Rico at 12H?2KC Refined ere dBU. '-, ' ! WHTSKXT-The market is dull at 29 >?e ln^noad. '< FBHOHTS-The engagements to Liverpool by steamar te 46,000 push corn at Sd. and 300 Bate? cotton at Ka- " ?xports ot Bice. T&orvuX Stoma etaul Lamber, from thc Port of Crxa-rlestora, from Septe'i lst to May a, 1807. . Tierces.M Barrels. 495 6,364 K. STORS3. I XTJataaa. 1.719 .li,749| Feet. : 567,578. '718,332. 490.384 -714,744 AJ1TICLEH HAGOIlfO. V yard - Dundee. 40 ? 18 n rj Gunny Cloth. 25 ? 26 ' 71ALE ROPE;-? IB^MaaUI?. 24 @ 25 .' .t Western.:........;-'..;.:::. 20 ? 23 r T Now York. - ? - -Unto. . 12.46.? - B?EXO. fl ? -,.., VV'SiT*"- ....... _ ? - Pilot. 10 ? -tn - - CrackerH.a....a ?; 15 BRICKS, VIM.'.'. 4.9.00. ?20.00 '. BRAN, ft.lOO lbs.;?-. ??-.?.?.A? jartJai -i COTTON, "fl lb - y -.Ordmaty fp Good Ordinary.. 21 ? - ' Low- Middling. - ? _' * Middling to Strict Middling. 25 ? - ; .GoodMiddling.:;..:: - @ - . . SealElaad_......... ? 45 ? ' 85 CANDLES, V lb-Sperm......"..a i ?-.-?-. - Adamantine. 25 ? 20 Tallow. 19 ? 20 COFFEE, ? lb-Kio. 20 @ 30 " Laguayra. 2? ? 35 ! Java.............. Se 45 CORDAGE, "? Ib-iManiUa. - ?. - - Tarred American.I.;.... 26 ? 28 CORN HEAL, "P- bbl...:;.. 0.00 ? - COAL, "P. ton-Anthracite..... ......-.: 10.00 (?11.00 Cumberland...-..nominal. COPPER, ?? lb-Shoot..?...1 5S <St -60 FERTILIZERS . Peruvian Guano, *p km_....... 100.01? ? . - Pocilio Guana, vt 2000 lb?........ 76.00 ? - Bvugh's Phosphate, "B 2000 lbs. 1". 60.00 ?. - Bhod.es' Phosphate, tp. 2t)00 ros... C5.00 ? ', Mopcs'Hnp^pfcoaphaic.'B 2000 lb 65.00 @ -' Zell's Baw Bone" Phosphate. 60.00 (al - Zen's Super Phosphate of Limo.. 60.00 (a) -:'" FISH-Cod, te 100 lbs.! 7.00 ? 9.00 : Berring, 9 box.. 70 ? 80 ? . Mackerel, No. 1, 1? half bbl. 9.00 ?10.00 ; Mackerel, No. 2, 'S half bbl. 8.00 @ - Mackerel, No. 3, ^ bbl.. - ? - . Mackerel, No. 1, by kits.2.12 '? 3.00 . No. 2..,. 3.00 ? - ? No. 3...J. - @ - ; Sardines, til 100-Quarter boxes.. 23 ? 25 Half boxes_ 48 ? 50 FLO UR, "p bbl-Super.....111.75 ?12.00 Northern and Western Extra.12.76" ?13.00 . .?. Baltimoro Extra..;.!.;.......... 14.00 ?16.00. Southern Extra.....15.00 ?18.00 FR UITS-Prunes, *1 lb. 22 @ - Figs.:.;:..v.40 ? - ' Dried Apples. 10 ? 23 Almonds, soft Bhell. 85 ?' 40 . . Raisins, 51. E.. *t boi. 4.00 ? 5.00 , Raisins, Layer. 4.?j ? 6.50 . Oranges..:...~.i.V.:... .-"- ? - \::.:.~~..~.: '4.00 ? 8.00 GLASS, """.-box of 60-fcet- - -, ?? -. American, 8xa0-.'..-i...;i..'_~..: 5150 ? 6.00 American, 10x12......... '6.00 ?6.50 French, 12x14..:. .-.. 7.00 ?8.00 GRA LV-Mary land Oats, ip bushel._ ; .'88 ? - Western Oats, ? bushel. . '- ? - '? Corn, ? b.i?a,r"_i.......-.. 1.89 ? 1.48 . Beaus, ^ bushel.... 2.00 ? 3.00 BA Y, Vi cwt.-North River.. 2.30 @ 2.55 . Eastern.......:-. ;:1 2.30 ? 2.60 ! HIDES-Dry, ? lb....:. 10 &:. 12 j INDIGO--?, lb_.~..11.00. Co) 1.76 IRON-Beaned, ^ Th....'.,. 07. M. 07>i '". -Swede.........;........;.-... . 09 r@ ID LATBS, 9-at.V.::.............4.00 ? 4.60 ? LIME- ShelLH bbl..| - :? ? T r-' ; - South Carolina.;. 1.50 @ - | Bockport:.v:.J.;.........'2.00 ?2.25 ! Cement...:............ 2.75 ? 3.50 [ Plaster Paris. - ....;'.. X'.. .. ' 4.00 @ 4.50 i CUMBER..?-M. feow- ; . \ Clear White Pino, 1st quality. 50.00 ?55.00 ' White Pine, good run...... 38.00, ..?40.00 .'TeUowPine...................t.. 20.00 ..?25.08 ! . - Boards,""fl M. feet-Bough.12.00-. ?16.00 : ' Grooved and Tommed_ 28.00 ta32:00 \ LEATHER, country tanned, "fl Ri.| - ." - I MOLASSES, "fl gallon-Cuba;T -47J?@ ' 53 ? Muscovado.:. 65 @~ 65 Sugar House. 60 ? 1.00 New Orleans. 75 ? 82 - NAVAL STORES, "fl bbl-Tar. - ? - i Pitch.t; ' - ? - BoaimPaic..6,00,,? 7.60 ! Bos?VN?." 1..'.:......,...".,".".." . ".-it.? - i Bosin,No. 2.3.60 ? - 1 Bosin. No.,3'...'.......".. 3.00 ?,.. -t ! Spirits Turpentine, "flgallon.*.:."' ' '63 tai . 64 ; Oa;am. M Sb_..:."??'..... .. ?at?-aw '- i NAILS American. 4@20d, ^.-kcg..; i?-.\ j7;00= .T? 7.75 ; . -American Wrought....?i ..i.;... . ?- 'j& - VTarrtri?? ' ,-- r*: ~ 7.50 "?10.00 I Copper, "P lb. 1.00 ? - [ Galvanized.:... 30 ? - | Spikes.......<.18 @ i 15 OJi^Lard, ? gallon....-..:.. 1.40 ?1.45 Linseed, *ji gallon. ....a.1.54 ?1.60 , Sperm, Winter, t? gallon.;. 2.95 ? - Cottonseed, "(A galion....'..- ? - j Castor (E. I.),-?* gallon. 3.00 ? ? . I1 Ohve, ?1 dozen...._8.00 ?10.00 . Kerosene, ? gallon.............. ? 62 ?-^5*' ' ' Benzine, sp gallon.]- 60 ' ? : -- ? ! PROVISIONS-Veal, mesa, -fl bbl.16.00 @3p.0tt. > ..r.r>. BseT,-prln?e."::'.."?:..;..',.'.:.;.,^.' 14.00 ?lB.OO . j Pork'mess.'.....:....:'. '- @ "-' ? Bump._"..:......'.....-.: .-'.?. - Bacon, Hams, *p- ft-........:.."...". 16 ?'." 20 ! Bacon. Sides....:......".....',.:: ". 13 ?-"" 14? i Bacon. Shoulders.:.- 11JJ@- . ll J? j Bacon, Strips.;.........-::...:.". :l5 -@ : 17 ! Lard, in keg.-.;_:.::....".:..V." 15 ?- 17 Butter."....:...:.......:........; 30 ?,. 40 j Cheese....:.--..'.:,.;.. ".-.15 ""?.- 54 .Potatoes, "P bblV:.-.'....-...-.."._ 3.25 -? ' , - Onions..;.:..:.. 3.00 ?"3.35 Apples._. 4.00.'-?'COO PAJ\*T^WldteI*ad. "et ?..-.I 10 ? 10 Black Lead.-..:....-..... 10 ? 12 Zinc White.,.",., 13 ? 16 ; PLOW STEEL, "ft IS ' ... ' 12 ? - | S/CJS^-Caxolina, 9 BJ.....;.....;.. 1UJS? - Eaat.India................:....... (- ? <?-i ' SLATES-American. "JJ square...12.50 a.. ---- ? SHINGLES, "p M.,. 7,00 (o! 8.0 ! - .-? --WhitePmcs'nrst"quality..'..12,00.? ,- -. SALT-Liverpool, coarse "jt sack. 1,65 @ - Liverpool, nn?:..".:...".....",..!... - ;.? .- . STJj?i*-Bar; '}! Hs"....".. ............... ll ? ls STARCH, Tb..:..... .....;....:...,,.f.; 10.? 1?.. SPICES. lfr^oaaia..: ~;"..., T.00?>. >^ O Maoe.............;.. "? : ?- -'C3oTe8.*.....i:.'..,..V..75 ,? *> ' - - -~Nutjnegs.....:'..'.> 3.00: ? 3.50 .= Peppee.:..;....v.'...."::'..to @ - . Plrnnnta.V.T.-.,.40 ?r SO Bace Glngor.."...-..'.'_".. 30 ? -- SELBITS,-fet Holion-Alcohol..r. S.ODa? 6.0II7 Gin, Holland.T?T. 4.75 @ 5.00 .GiruAmcncatu..(. 3i60 .-? Ti.75 Rum. -Jamaica'.'.-..;':'....'.: ; vt S'.OO ?coo Bum, N. E. 2.50 ? 3.00 Whiskey, Bourbon.:. 8.00 ?5.00 Whiskey, BocOfled. 2.30 ? 3.40 . SUGAR, * tt-Baw.'.?'.ft'ifli ttusned.'-...........";..:..1 18 ? - ChsriaedA.:.i...v.t: rW-'&? '-I. ? . Clarified B. - : ? -*~\. ClarinedC.-.^. 16J?? 17 Loaf.. ....i.. 18 ? 19 PortoBico....:........:.13?? -IA Muscova?"'-;.:-;..^..-?......\ M @ 1*' 5E<?AJaS^Domeaticma*nfacture^tft M. 18.00 ?45.00 TEAS, 9- ft-Imperial.,....:...?...... 3.00 ? 3.50. t: ,.. ? Gunpowder....-.,;..3.08 .? 2:50_-. Hyson.,. . 1.60 ? I'.SOK Yaun?.Hyson. ................... -1.-60' ?'l.?O:,.. " Bhu-k..;. 1,00 @ 1.75- ' TOBACCO. * Bs, as per quality.. 40" & 1,?C r/A^-ES-Hewn.Timber-Yellow pine. 4.0O @Vi4?r ' .>: . Asa.".....^.?.:......,...'', ss- '.? ^'?vi ..?-i:.:.Fopto;.ri.-..-..?*?-.:."r.r_-.".:-""- ? Hlckoty,.....*..,....,.?vi-'---J- c-,- -, ?>-T TIN-rfcO Bsaplmgleiai*..... .f.T.? &Z :cilB>J0- & ja ? Ia:SooftngPurt>jr....'r.:..'..r... 17.00-?" - IC Tin Pi?te-, .10x14....,15.60 ? - IXTmPlate^l0il4...T'.'...-:....-. 1T.00 @ - IC Tin Plate, 14x20. 16.60 ? - " -BlockTin..-?itt.."!--^.--to ?. --> TWINE-Cotban, ^> Ss.TS @ - .-J,' Baling^.-......- -45 ?---i - : -Honp.n,.:..;..:.. 45- ?.>".' ~ ^l !Jnte.............,....,.^....,... SS ?- - V?RSTSir-Hpgiii, ? gaiiph^......... .38. - P?rafine*. - ? - VINEGAR-Wttte Wine, "j*gallon.^... ?59 -? I Ctdee.....'.-'.-...'.-^.r...:.....-:.. SO @ - 1 : - French...,-....:...-:..'. ?I.'00-i@ 1.25' ?' \WINE, -f. nalloo-Port.A....l..../..t ?.60 ? 6.00 Madeira.,........,,.^35- & SJM-7-<\ "?' ' Sherry.;..'....-.'..i,:'.....r,.-;.-.. "2.35"? ?.00' / Claret, "B case..;....v.,."....,,.. 5.00:'@13J>Q - ,'- Champagne, ^\>u?atiu.~A.l~.. 3tT.tO: X3303HSS" ZINC-Shoe?. "? tts.-. ....v.'.;...;.,'... ":-?r.&.'??*{"' rat csa. Marktet ltcport and Q,?ota.tio-t Sheet for Bonds, S tocks and Bank Bills,", for "Weeli: : ending May 55, 1867. i PSEPiBEB BY _ '?' " j ANDEK W lvr..: MORaHrX^aJNX?, C. j Broker, No. 8 Brjsad Sttjeet, CUarlcato?, S. ' "SOUTHERN B?NE. BTT.TJt, - ; - , % : : . ". . .BuyingRat??. a^ttuV of r!ttT^7t^OT i. ! ... ? ?..40 Bank of Charleston...........................19}i- - - Bank of Chester........-,.'..-.'.'.-.-^.18 ' f : Bank of Georgetown,....>'.T."^17"^ - - Baak or Homburg....._?....,..;'....;. .:'.r. .'ilTX Bank of Newberry,...-.,'..,.....;.'.. .*. ,42. - - > "Pauk of Qonib ?^^P?s. i ? i j r.,, - \ , , ." 1 ? ii'QQr-J ' Bank of State of S. Carolina, prior to 18S1.....08 .V - Bank of State ci a Colins, altar 1st Jan., '61..08--'-' Oommerrial Bank, Columbia. :.02 Exchange Banfe, Columbia'.'..'...........','....14 '>-'~: VwTW.r'. RTlit ?^r^K^^u? Ttq-.y , ? i : v - Ot ! ? Mercbaufa BcaikyChersw....'??...,.12 " People's Bank; Charlesion.v_:.;;.......46 ' -'-?' Planter's Bank of Fairfield._...^....09" ^-' Planter's and Mechanic's Bank, {marleston. . f Southwestern Bailroad B&nk,:Char-laiton....:.27- 'C ; ' Stats Bank; Charleston,... ............... '.'.. .09K '? KnionBank, Charleston_.. .....'..;..;.;...61 '"' : City ofXahaiieaton Cbange'Blus_,'JS51Z?'. ' State South Carolina Treasury Notes..........95 -}y \ ~r" - -.{, .' EOKDS, 5TOCX iSD OO?PONS. . : .'. South Carolina Railrtatd and Bank Stock";.'.. :. :.-.i.'.43 I'.' South Carolina Boilroad Six Per Cant Bonds..'.:..,^.00 ' South Carolina Bailrosd Seven Per Cent. Bonds.. ..".65* "? South Carolina BaLroad Certiflcste of Jndobtednesa.60 CRy of Charleston Six Per Cent 8tock.';.65 Caty of Charleston Certiflcato of Djdebl#dnoss.85 Otty of Charleston P?rerLoar? BocflB..Y.....'..00 State of South Carolina Bonds (old)_,. .'.35 ".. State of South: Carolins. B?nus (new issue of January 1,1867......:.....J,i.::-..28 State of ikrath Carolina Stock.38 State of South Carolina Coupons..30 People's National Baak- S took. .v..TV??I; ...... .'.Paar - First National Bank-Stock.. .?V.'i......:.":........ Ar ' . Northeastern Bsilroad let Interest BfiPijs...., _.65.. Nortatoaatora-BAdread lat Coupeue..-.-.. . :. cauarl?ato? "GaaXompa?y taock.Tr..,...13K Charleston City Ballway. Stock. "., ."25 Charleston an*^8tr?an?TT--?&Hroi?'?B<mt?8--^Stete* I guarantee)...,............w.:..;.,..,.:. .;';^11'.U Cnarleston and Savannah Battead) Bonds flsttntoiv,* : I eat of 2d hen).::. .:.:...?it^,,'.:....A^Vt City of Savannah Bonds.....,, /...i ?.?uUJJ* City of Savannah Coupons' (dubprev^QUs-tolsUtvrno,^.. , ; ist?)....;...:.r..^.*?*Z^?<{?*~M*.- . City'of Savannah coupons (duo after Ist Jun?; 1866) JOS s Momphifl and Charleston-llailroad Bonds'. ..^:-..-.73: " McmpHia and ChatleatrtnTUtijpad .Cotrpana'.'fjt.? ?i. JRk I ' ?' ? J Monty brings-3%-rjer;.'eeitt.,':a month on flnrt^Rtatrrinlr'' Anyic'arnta?t?a.W're^ Bank' BUla, A?., trill,b? furnished "by sppllcaticn to tho Broker atNo.-8 ?iroadst?>e"t. " .t^nal^ie^'-?^,-!^ Railre=-s, bbls Spirits ?ia-?5at??Cmd?i-rnTpentino;29 bbtsTtoein. 60 baga GroirO cora CtJia^ l car ?crnitur?;-2 WgjSuSr 'Un?>^??^iaa^UB^ Wslliiig. W C Eeo ft Co, Wallace ti Ero, W W Smith, GJSC, 7mT?,f?v-V%U^n'T: Jefrtre"^Co^u^rB^ii' ?Holmes^ f T^fifffrMfr * poj MamM 'g~n* ? fir,' JSafijamS Com-uotta^T^tihoto^B- Ag.^?, henrik Or: ^it ' "POKT"* C?TiTEN I) Ait. ;??\'.'?'1 -COnnKCT*? WEE IXT. - - ? '"' * TOASES Or THX MOON. Kew M. ?tb, 3h; 20m. moro I Full M. 18th, 8h. S2m.morn First Q. loth, Sh. ??a. *?6& i Lut Q. ?in, wu. 5m. OTOH ? _. 30 Tuesday.... 1 Wednesday. 2 Thursday-. 3 Friday._ 4 Saturday... 5 Sunday. -.6..16 S..13 -.CIS 5. .12 8.. 12 6..10 6. .41 G. .40 G. .41 C..42 4..62 Sots. 8. .16 8. .43 4. .41 5..32 MARINE NEWS. PORT OP CHARLESTON . ' Arrived Yesterday. ' Brig Reporter,' Coombs, Rockport, Mo, 12 days. lime. Rockt and Hay. ' Td the Rockport Lime Co. Steamer Fannie, Vincent, Savannah, via Hilton Hoad, Bluffton and Beaufort. CO tierces Rice, 6 balos S I Cot? ton, 3S sacks bran, and Mdze. To Ferguson & Holmes, J A Eualow k Co, H Bul winkle. Gibbes k Co, W M Law? ton, W B Guerard, Lieut Col Low, C Harrison, Railroad Agent, C Litschgi, ?om'dr A K Hughes.. . - . ??? Steamer Gell Hooker. Boyle, Edisto and Rockville. 1 bale s 1 Cotton, and Mdze. To C L GuQlcaume, W Johnson. " .... Cleared Yes tenia y. Steamship Sea Gull, Button, Baltimore-Courtenay & Tronhofin.'"' Span bark Cia.-ar, Baleguer, Barcelona-W P Hall. Sehr G \Y.G-fico,X??>wis, Fortune Island-Master. Went to Sea "Yesterday. Steamship-Sea titsll,- Button. Baltimore. Brig Wm Mason, Small, Darion, Geo. . . Sehr Louisa Hatch, Gregory, Richmond, Va. . Frpm this Port. Steamship Champion. Murray, New York, April 30. Sehr Golden Gate, Blasland,Baltimore, April 30. Sehr Mary R Somers, Somers, Philadelphia, April 19. , LIST OF VESSELS " DP, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT. .FOREIGN. UVEETOOL. Ship Amelia, Conner, sailed...March 25 Br bark Filio de l'Air," Evans, cleared.March 30 SOUTHAMPTON. The Allen, MarteU, ss?ed.........'..Feb 6 DOMESTIC. .BELFAST, ME. I Brig Proctor, Coombs, sailed...April 9 ' ' .' '.. ' BOSTON. . PJ Sehr Marion Gage, Shehhc, cleared.....April 23 Sehr Richard Vaux, Powell, up..April 26 . "'" ?'" "'.'. 'NSW TOBT. Sehr WW Smith, Tooker, cleared...: .April 26 Sehr Iowa. Chase, up;.-.......April 23 Sehr.Helene, Alden, up..April 25 . ." BALTllraitE. ' > Steamship Patepaco, Neff, to sail.May 1 Sehr Foaming Sea, North, doored.'_April 22 Sehr Ada Ames, Marston, sailed.April 27 Sehr Shiloh, .-,~up_.-;.-..April 24 .;, . .?ST tl* -SHIPPING . In the Port of Charleston, rtlay 3,1863". ' VESSELS UKD?S 1?0 T?N'S, ASO STSAMZBS OOA8TTNO r .wrruxK TBS STATS SXCSFXSD. ,.._. STEAMSHIPS.' Saragossa, 778 tons, CrowelL at Auger's wharf, for New -. York, leading..:.'.'.Raven ol k Co I Manhattan, 1337 tons. Woodhull, at Brown & Co's wharf, for Now York, loading.,. ..Street Bros k Co SHIPS. - Mary Ogden," - tons, Cc-ldroy, at Union wharfs for Liver ' pool, loading_.W B Smith & Co; Missouri. 824 tons, Edwards, at Boyeo k Co's wharf, from Liverpool, discharging.J Fraser k Co Galona. 7U3 tons,. Danton, st Boyce k Co's wharf, from. New York, -walting^ .W B Smith * Co ' -y" - "BARKS.. .. Ange'Ouardione rpi)', 488 tons. Willis, at Marsh's wharf, -vt from HavniBH'walting..............J AEnslow & Co' Janies Wilson (Br), S64 tana, at Bennett's wharf, from Swan Island, repairing.-P J Eanard Seaman rBrl, C20 ton?. Doyle, at Union wharf, for Liv .. .. crpool,'loading: ; j...'.: i JJ....,. .J Fraser k Co Everhard Delius (Bremen), 690 tour, Hohnhoitz, ot At . lan tlc wharf, for liverpool, loading.............._; '.'::.'.':.'..l^....'.....GA Hopley.k Co Blanche (Br); SSS tons, Campbell, at Vanderhorst's wharf, . -. tei4verpool,loodiiai..?:..;...w...i;v^^ Ciscar" {Spanish), 331 lons, Ballooner, ot Brown. k Co's ??.?-'-Wni? for Barcelona; ready.'..;W P Hall Rfmrt^Brk 721I?LB, Hussey, at Atlantic wharf, from liv- ; r_" erpool, waiting,...;.........:.... .....Master ; Depesche (PrusL - tons. Lubke, at Kerr's wharf, from | "'-. liverpcoVunicharging.':........'.Risljiy ?& Creighton ... ? 'BRTOS^ , ' . ' J'.', '. ' Albert (Br), 208 tons, Erlkam, af ' Union Wharf, far Liv ?rpooL'loading.^Courtenay A; Trenhohn Tibidabo (Span), 270. tons; Oelpi, ot Patton's wharf, for '.' "Barcelona, loading..BonafontA Salas Frederik' (Dan). "130 tons, Br?nn, at Gas wharf, fronj .i .Swansea, w?lttag.vi.-.-...:-.'.\'.V..\'C'TIiOwnd:es Co Potomac, 146 itons. Snow, at Brown st Co's-wharf, from "'" New York, dischargzag., ..... ...-iMaster Melrose."I82 tons, Crabtree, at Central whorl, from Bos - ten, dlschargmg.'..'.',........, ..........Master Reporter, - tons, coomba, in Ashley River, from Rock . poxV Me. di^hargjng, ??....>....?.?.....;.;..Master \SCHOONERS, Trouait, 095 tons; Stetson; in Ashley"'River, for o North? ern Port, loading. RJaler & Creighton Virginia Dare, .117 toss; .-Johnson, at Fairchild's wharf. -for Baltimore, togging.-R M Butler Mary E Banks, 112 tons. Smith, at Kerr's whorl, from . .Norfolk, Va. discharging.?. . '.Risley & Creighton Novit? (Br), 119, tans, Smith, ai Bennett-*: wharf, -for " St Johns, N B, leading._Booafont Av Solas Napoleon, 193 tontv Nichols, lit Ashley River, for a North em Port, loading-..u._. .Risley & Creighton' J, W Rumsey, 310. tons. Cranmer, in Ashley River, for a -'."Northern Pori,loading....Bf Baker i Co Daniel Chase, 311 tans,-Mitchell,' at Brown k Co's wharf, .; : from Bal?mm-o, discharging....... .Streei Bros k Co Ida Richardson. 178 tons. Bedell, in .Ashley River, for a Kdrtherh'Po'rt, loading... J A Enalow ii Co J F Folland. 291 tons. Avery; at' Brown k Co's wharf,. qgbftym.Baltimore; Ttioehargin?:.. ..v:.;H? Baker & Co' Joseph Long, 158.ton". Torry, at Union wharf, troto Boa. ton, waiting..'..,... Gage k Co Azolda-& Laura, 1Wtena, "Meindoe, st'Union whirf, ! f?TO-Bi?aco*i waiihag-._:.,J A Enslow & Co I Ocean Pearl, 125lana, Peiu;l,.at Atteatie wharf, from Bai ? - nacre;"dujcIlsiB?ig,....T JJ^erc* Co> I Lucy r>-^,- '329 -tons-, Hift?ma, Ot Union ' wharf, front ! ^,PorUor^>Mo,.diacharging.'.;,',I"...':.imorB?calSe Ce ?LS Davis, 320 tons, Biahop, at, Auger's wharf, from New . jW'V?Bftn???^ -'. -fromNew York.uilarharging:TTtrpper a:-Sorts ?M E Long, 242 tons,, Hardy, at Central wharf, from. Phil- - "' ?delphia, discharging.".,.HFRakor At Co .Monantioo; 175'tons; Cloypole, "at Central wharf, Yrom I r. Philadelphia, diachsrgtng..;.'.;?.'?.?;';;?F easer fc Co" [Tennessee. ,121 ton?. Creed, ot. Central wharf, from Nor j " f?ft, dh?maiging.."..,.v..^Master iLi?y-,-126 tons; Woolford,-at- Brown'& 'Ck)'a .wharf, from ? . : Balt?nore, discharging^.;:':-..TTupper & Sons ?Armenia. - tons, Cale, at Kerr's wharf, from Norfolk, j discharging^.-X J Kerr k Co .Fannie a BoJMy," -- tonsv Sherman, -ot Central wharf, ! . from BalOmors, dlschargmg.... iv.. H P Baker k Co I ?J-THE MAIiK Olf THE PLANTAT??1? BIT XERB is -without precedent to the 'matory of the world. te Is no socrei In the matter;' They'are r0t once thV ' r. speady; strengthenlrg ' health-reatbrer -"ewer' dla-. covered... It reqafrewtmt o ?lng?e trial 'to' un'derj??in?'' thia.. .-.nietesaMtyvea^ oIway?"b* T^BU 'ttpoul .Tnoj' yttocmposad t&fh&rMShr+bA ?i*tf^*'tt?*;c>^^ti Bark. > Dandelion,. ?nsmomile ' Frowors; ~" l^Venile?" flowers,. Wiater?rean, Asise,''C^avoTb^a^,, OTon^peel, Shoke-roo:, Caraway, C?ti^dor,' B?rdoc?V ' i ';---'^ ^i?^i^^K!;:.:^.-:.'^ j ?f^^pe?l?ily recommended^ to.clergymen? pub. jicipea??j^sndp fs?a|s?.-, yry".ju^^whor^;^<y?djgsoffqn,,io :rettah te rtea,--. "aBf?UjW wSo^^^H??,. . "..iv c-.; j bojfcat? feinxi?iorid weak po--s<)naar? ojjrtain to.:and . to'Ehose-'Bitlexs,w^at.thev have so long looked for., y..^-ot j They" purify, strengthen and invtsorala,: -/; .??;.' j Thar create o healey. ojpaUt?K; ?, . :- c. t': -.ut. ; j They ere an ant?doto to change of water and diet. i Thay^oyerceine effecto cf,dissipation sad late boure. I They strengthen the ayates* ?pd enliven the mind. ' - They.p^vent.mtasmatto and intarmiUent foyers. ..' ' They purify tho breath, and acidity^ of the stomach. . - .They pure Dyspepsia andOon?ttp?U<>B. . They cure Diarrhea, Choler*. or?d Choler ?hsy cure Liver Complaint ami Nervana Headache. 5. . . They are the best' Bitters in the : woTld...-Th8y.make . t ie weak, man ?tr?na, and ire OXhaqotei nature's grail . rostor?r." - ^ ? "Sba following startling and smphsttb stitemen;? can .he seen ot our offioe. ... -'S: . -"...i - ! IjeLter of Ra?; E. F. CBoSB, GhaplalB 6i the lOTth "Now' tok Regiment: ?-' . sv-w.f- \?rrJ^^-.i^^ti*m^ March sta.- I86S.7.:". . j?ivingjto the great oxpoaure and terriblo decompo?l> don aftLriU? hattie, uf Anttetam, I; was utterly proatrou: Led and very sick. My stomach wouhl not rottin modi. ! -ejnev An-axtlchvcaUad Plan tatton Bitters, praporad bj : Rr. Ds?xs, ol"&em York, was prescribed to give ms ..strang nallan appetite, .-To my great surprise they "give me.lTomodiate relief. Twa bottles almost allowed mo to jolumyjajRiinoct, A ? ? -1 hare since seen U|em usgdin.many oases, ?rA,qm rfcee te. uy, for. hoe pttol or prl?ate-^orp?ees I-inoW of Ba thing" Tfka thom. J j?<^.^W?>.a??Mat vJU?sX^aEijasUta^^ Letter from the Rev. N. EuflrLDH, SfcdalrsvrHe; Pa, . j?sarLSMEs:-Ton were Und enon?h,.??a formar oc? casion, to send mo a half dox?eo- bottles- oliPntntotioD Bitters for $3 CO. My, wife havlHg derivod;. so muou oineflt from the use of theas- Riturs. 1 Ocair-j a to continue them, and you''will/please cosd ;;,r bottle* mbrefor the mosey esclosed." .*." .,' . ' ; ~ ^.,.l^yv3r'v?r> fa -rt,--'----^ r 'j ?I , .?.S. CBU**?, Pastor Oer. Ref. Church, ?aoBDnttti' rOo-mtf B?rxBinTOimajt'a Omen, i ' ' .?- " ^CacraKATi, Os?, Jon. 16th,1883. -J . . ~V. ?" . . :**? . ' ' .*. [havegrvTOjrcirfpbihtt?on^ hundreds ol ..sar nobtt s?^a^/^?os3ttUsv'B^tf?a? IssbdU?blad fri m v?toBS'cau8?e, and ' the eflect -ik itaarvellous'?ind. : fciily. In every heapltaL ?nd .^t-.kond. oar-er?ry-baiU?; ^rlneD^Ri?s?^^^ e hollie: or': if^tatlon.Bl?Sfv, SS are th?, nun*, effectivor per . Cast ?nd ttlrtiss-Mn'I's^ -v OSS?SMSS:-Wc- r^eir?? ,?K?(^-ir?JB^''?f t yous. - :^toti?a'BltiaTs;:tto^ ?wwi wl?rUn?Euaa^TtfQgrTigu?^ ~"" '. '~4> u .?.li^'SWfc '&? ' '^?'s.- : ?fl-;' V \.-^^';i5tW0^W?*tja0' i algnoluTsono^p^Iobe*"^ C M.\J\J? I WK HA VB AUW IN STORE THK FULLOWIKO NEW AND CHEAP GOODS, PBLNTS, BLEACHED AND BROWN GOODS, 12Jc, 15c. 20c. . PRINTED MUSLIN, CAMBRIC BRILLIANTS. ORGANDIES, LAWN AND GRENADINES ALSO, THE FINEST SELECTION OF WHITE GOODS A1.'D HOSIERY, OF EVEBY DESCRIPTION, YET OFFERED AND AT PRICES THAT CANNOT FAIL TO PLEASE CITY TRADE. WE OFFER, FOU A FEW DAYS. A SPECIAL AND BEAUTIFUL LOT OF DRESS GOODS, AT 2CC. PER YARD A fresh supply of-Goods received Ur every Steamer. Purtles who wish cheap Goods will please examino our Stock before purchasing elsewhere E. SCOTT & CO., No. 229 King Street, Next to Adger?s Building, opposite Graber & Martin's Grocery. March 25 * mwf2mo DRUGS, CHEM!' ALS, ETC. "A ?mlle was on ber lip-h-nlth was In ber look strength wu In has atep, and in her haudr,-Pi ASTA? COM Brasas." S. T.-1860-X. & few bottles of PLAHTATIOI? BITTERS Will oura Nervous Headache. " Cold Extremities and Feverish Upa, " hour, b tom lb h and Fut ld Breath. " Flatulency .and indigestion. " Nervous Affootioon. . ? Excessive Fatigue and'Short Br-sitb. . ?? Pain over the Byee. . ? .* Mental Despondency. ... <? Prostration ; ''r-eat Wariness. ... ?? . Sallow Comp lesion; Weak Bowels, fcc Which are the evidences of ., LIV ICS COAfPLAl??T AND DTHPEPSIA. It la cetlmatod that-seven-ten th? ot all adult Bilm en ti proceed hom a deccanod and torpid liver. The biliary secretions or the liver oversowing into the stomach pol* . son th? ?nu.-o HJRIWII -and Exhibit tho above symptom's; Altor long research, .we aro. abhi to present the most .remarkaMt ehre for these- horrid ntgVamsro ni- ninan, the world-han ever produced.- "Within one J eir oror si! hundred ind forty, thonsand. persona, havs .taken the PtaiKTATioN BrrreRit, end not an instance .o? complaint has come to our knowledge I '"??? ~" . It la a. most effectual ...tonic andr agroeahle ottru niant, suited to ill conditions of hie. i , The reports that it relies upon mineral subatniicea for Ita active properties., axe wholly faito. For tho satis? faction of tho pnbllc, and that patients may con snit their phyBlciana, we append a llBt of its components. CALIS AXA . i-ASK--Celobratect lor over two-hundred years in the treatment of Fsver and Aguo, Dyspepsia, Weakness, etc It was introduced into Europe by the Count'BI. wile of the ? Viceroy ' ot Peru;-lu IMO, and afterwards Bold, by tho Jesuits for the ev.ormousprice oj itt cum weight ir* x?ver. tinder the name af Jesuit*t Po-io :dert,.aosV.waa- finally made public by Louis xvi. King of France, ljumboldt rn^es especial rc-iereace to ita febrifuge qnalities dnring hts South American travel?.. CABOaaOJA Bun-For c-iaxrhou, colic and disease's Oi the stomach and.bowels. .. - ... TJAKDBU?R-FOT Inflammation of the loins and drop leal affeottoas : -V .- .-. " CHAMOMILE FI-OWBBS-Fotxnfeeblod-digeetion. LATJCUDKE FLOWERS-Ar?malic, Btimnluat and tonto highly invigorattnK in ncrroua debility. ""?'?' Wrtrcgr.aBrtrrf-Eor s ero ru la, j-heomatli m, ?tc . - ? Asms-An aromatic carminative; creating flosh, muecloand milk; mnch Used by mothers Knrsmg,'" . Also, olove-bneia; aranga, carraway, coratnaar, snake 03t, etc '*',' -, _. ;s. ^-i8o0.,-x.::. Another wonderful ingredient, of great nao-among I the- Spanish ladles af twu th america, imparting beaut} to tba.complexion.and brilliancy to the mind, ia:yet nn kuown to ute com a. orce pf the world,: and wa .withhold ta name for the present. . , . . nUPOBTANT CEBTIFiOAXES. . . . - Boonrs-rkB, H." Y, Docepibcr^ 186L Messrs. P. IL ?B-VEE Ai Co.-I have been a groat Buf? ferer from Dyspepsia for three or 'our years, asd had ts I abandon my pr?fe?sim* About throe months .ago 1 tried thc Plantation Bitters.'and to my great Joy I am now nearly a woU moa. I have recommended them' tri several cases, andi os far on L ano T, always -with ?'g"?' benoflt ".- I aaa, rorrwctraUy'yoTrrs, ?' .. - :? BOT. i. 8. CAT-BOEN. Pnn.AOZi.rnLi, 70'h'2tenth, 17th Dey, ISfflL BX3PXOTBD tTnctJo:-My d&u^ntor bas been much beneattod by the- uso ol thy Plantation Bitters, - Thoo wilt send me two bottles moro. Thy friend, ? 'i' -ASA- bTJfBBlS. : SEEBMA.1 Hons*, CHICAGO. BL, -'February ll.1863. i Munn. >p, H. Daviss & Co;.--Pb-aeo sena .ie another : twelve caaes ol' your i'lantatton Bitters_As a morning I appeBier, they appear to have snperaoded evurvlhtn-t ! else, and are greatly-esteemed. . . ~ ' Lours,sti. UAQE i WAITE. A rineementa are now completed to supu'ly any de-, j m-rad for thia .article, which bas nat KVreti-toro been i possible.. .. . ..r- .. .., .'. ;.? ' ? . ? Th? publie may Test assured that in 'no case will the i perfectly puro standard-ci the PI~\NTAT?O-- BITTSKU bc departed troc?.. ?XTLI ootttc-bears - IV fac-timile of our Signatare on a steel plate engraving, or it cannot te gen ft*-*./'. i rr-ii : ffr.. . ..? .--O . Any per-jr.? pretending io teil ?LAXT??TQS Err-rzas ir. fruit or by the gallon, is a swindler and importer. Beuare of refitted battles. See thal our Private Stamp it rjaarct ;TTt.?m> aver mci-y cork. jj. ! Sole by all Druggists, Grocersand Dealerathtou?hou? ?a??ooBjix?y."-'-:'' : P. E. DR AK ? ? ;ibrE;:. -?nai . r-rowfivr CHEROKEE P?l^US, ? Or female MScguUttor, ?Cnre Suppressed, J^eiiaivt and' ' I'ainfaiafentitrutitioii, -.'. Grte* '? - '. Sicl-n es*, Nervous und S??iisi Af- r ?- . /MtnnX'ttns-in ln* B??s%St?t-' ? flw?nene, <?iddtuge*i ind all dis- '-' ease? that spring.frotc irregularliy,- . by removing thc cause'and all tbs -eBeetSi that ?rise .fr?m-K. "-Thejr -' are. perfectly safe .ia all cases,4ft- - c>pt tchen JbrMSden' by' direa- ' ' .tiona,' and' arc i*i-y "itv W5?ninfcitor, 8 ' 03,they are.nicely sugar outed. They'should'be in ute h?i?ds of' , every Mnidan,. Wife, and M?tier ' Ladles can address ns io p?rfept. aOtmdEBce, and'elate tboir com-' ; Jjlauit3;ln, f?ll, BS we treat ali- Female- Compisitits, . , and prepare Mertlclnes suitable lor all. disease? tc. ? .1* hlch thej! nro srmf?cL--'Tmi1y-r*o"r^^ ' ' In a sealed t-nvj'kiuciJfrco, ? ? . .-: - f. i TU? Cherokee nlW are snld.by all dntgglitaat tl, \ Ber b?n ol'six horoa fhr $5i or tri?y are sent by I rna}!, free of postage, in an.-ordinary-letter, free ' from observation, by addressing the sole proprietor -. . , ' : *Ht.yi?. S. ^?^rnr, STTva?ker Stu.H.% ' 1 " "IV. 3.-Cherokee Pilis r??l" ST, are prepare^ for . ! tpeciaL-cases, waert milder niedlclnea fell; tbs? i ire sent .by mail,^ree of postage, on receipt oT$5, i the price of each boa.. . ' . -,,-.?". '\ *... - EEJWENATIM?' ELIXIR, ? !.- i'iOrj.- masutietf^?f-'tMfti';'Z '''.' '. '; ' i %te?Ssr$amiarf!(^ Cxtr^eenmlT)eb?iiu- Weak- . ^?fe<a%^^V -i-exx, Jlyeterier Meviat?si - - ! ^^KiltU-tWX- ralnUitlion cf the. Heart and ' 'S^WUEBXL' c"'?"t"iM Diseases; It r? ^"^^ti?^4^=5--sWcs new life ned v%ortatbe ! . u .- .^'T?^-'-ZI?J. og?d. causing tlie hot. blood cf, ... : i tAt>S^Sll?SL\7, JoBtt-to'-cmirse'tbe' Vdns, Vs*-*".' I ! $%. anlnZf? tilt, \>T-3 th? Organs, cf^sra." ' this Elixir refuten- Debility, restoring Manlintt?. ' ate the system end and full tHgar, th?? proving a ' oncTcamc disease, . jwriect ?,Elift\it a/.Zora,':.rs ; mevfirg Sterility teni Barrenness In both sexes.' To' : tho y(innp,midtile-ar:od,nnd-nsreii.tliorc ts no greater ?> boon titan this "iJUxlr .QX,Ufe."...It -gives a new> - irease' ef life; canslng tUir'^eot and debiHt?tea.to' . : tuMFC^TCBfewsS atrength'and Tlcor, aird th? entire i I system to thrill with Joy ? andjdeaswe. ,"'Vi?\ f??:,-? ? 'Price, one bottle $2; three bottles $5; sent' hy ^ . errpress to any.addre?.?? . '-' .'.'>'. ' --.<'*?? ?'. ? s ,,Our medicines ?re sold and rttwimnepdad'hy Ul--, respectable'druggists lp every part of the civilized , (daba-, soma r.?r>rfh<iiplcd dettlerS,' however, try'to' dc-ceivo their ciistnrRars by ?eLllng.choap anti worth-'' ' ;less oompounds In order to make money. Be not .; I deceived-ask fur these* m?it?etnes ?nd take ao ! others., If the riragai?i,dos- not kc-p them,- wrlto:' f. to us, and wo will send them byc-ciire-s, carpfully :- pa-kod, ftee from observation. We will bo pleased ' ito. receive letters with fall statements lit r?jrard to . ?ny disease with which.ladles or gentlemen-are . ' ?' ?affilctedy Abares*all letters far niedfeines, hatnph :1cta, or africa,to tho solo-propriet?r, -'r-g?-.' . - i Dr W. B. KEKUmr, 37 Walksr 8t.,'BVT?- : ? ti?j^,.->r ,-.-.w-.wr f.-et-i...^ ..??it .;.?<<?*>..; CHISPEE COMA. Chi aha wa? beautiful and itrfr... f With -starry ey ea,' abd radiant hair, ti ' Whose curling tendriJ?. so rt entwined, '-' Enchainedtho- very lietrfr?-j4 xnind, I j CIUSI'EK. COBA, . . Vm.X3?et^S?^'.'Bait .itt ..*dtor. 9ex. into-JWavy ; j iBo^:?t^!^^\^f?Yj. Maaaive;;. "?'-' "r1-- -'Ooria;- ?' . ' BY- BStSa.TBIS. ABTICLELtADrB'? AND SENTLE-' JOSS, .can h ean Wy ttemseVres a- thoussnd4c4d. It is the only article in <he world that wfll curl straight hair, and at the tame time give it a beautiful, glossy ap? pearance. The CrUxr^rtama^otoiiljctD-U thelulr.lrat invigorates, beautiftes and cleanses lt; is liighiy sod de. lightfohy peTf?m?l,. and is-the mosf complete tracie ot tba Wed .C;vei oiTered, to the Amtricirr public. :? The ; Crispar Coma -wff! be'sent to any address, sealed sad [ postpaid for SI. - - I j AddressaUorderato.,v.-. ,7/,.?f.-v\-r?rV.TCWi ; -_ W. L. CLABK & CO^ Chemists, ! So. 3 Wost Fayette street, Syracu-ie. K. T. ? M?*ch8ft;, : . rrj v.XU-JC'.lW ?* 1' ':'?''-5 lyr Golden, . Fiaron, and ?*^B& jg? fSB Silken CTJBL3 produced by .&?-sfl| ' " ML -Vflli the uso of Professor DB-- SKT^B. . mBfofff?h BE.CTX'S F BTU EB LE IS jgy^^l^^^ don warranted to ci] rt ' the 'r^yyljmj^ hair of either sex into wiry rinifltita.. ar-' heavy-SuigfT? "curie.' Has been used by the fashionables o? Pia is. ?na LondbOi vfith the W?et gra?rying reg?lta. Txtesno in Jury to tho hair. Price by xccsihiesned ixdr^i?,;?: aSBaffi^st^B^ggeMB Sj^ssBssswae SHBTTg it CO., Cho-mlsts. ^AJ285Kiver ttttaoL Tror?N T.. Sole Agoni, tor tac.Oni??A sS^T*"?*'. N' 4. Marah.30^. ^?^p^, iyft->W'-a;..ri^-ayp'. DAVEeA^Y???K?sSsMoEMZii, DRUGS, CHEMICALS, ETA. SARATOGA "EXCELSIOU^^piIlS? WATER. fTVHE WATER OF THIS 8PRING- IS BELIEVED TO J. be unequalled by that ol any otjber in the far-famed Talley of Saratoga Ita virtues are ?neb aa bave Recured it the nigh encomium* or all who bare Used It, possess? ing, as it does, in an eminent degree, cathartic, diuretic, alterative and tonic qualities. From SAMUEL HENRY DICKSON, M. D., Professor Practico of Flu-air. Jeuorson Medical' College, Phila? delphia, formerly of Charleston, 8. C.: .. , PHILADEU-OTA, November 15,1B0S. I have been fora year or moro past" in the habit ot taking the water of. the "Excolsior"- Spring of Saratoga. Accustomed during the great portion df my. Invalid Ufa to usc tho different waters of tho several fountains which boil up along that remarkable valley, dependent, indeed, upon them tor much of the comfort I enjoy, I am satis? fied that tho Excelsior Water is as well adapted as any other among them, if not moro KO, to the purposes for which they aro generally employed. It is y pry agreeable, strongly impregnated with the carbonic acid, lively and sparkling. * ? ?. .lean heartily andoonscteutiously 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 paci?dih good order for shipping, ..Pints in boxc ot four dozes each, and Quarts-in boxes of two dozen each ........ . --. gotolAi wTOiiBS?is?rr ' . GOODRICH, WI?EMN & CO.,; Importers and Wholesale Druggists, So. 153 MEETING STREET, '.'.".' OPPOSITE CHABLE3TON HOTEL. \ ! BOWIE & MOISE, No. ICI MEETING STBEET. . -... . Opposite Charleston Hotel. , And for sale by first class Druggists and Hotels. > ' January 12 . . Gmo. . SimUil SIMLIBIS IUUANTUR. HUMPHREYS' KOJiUSUPATIHC SPKCIKICS aAVE PBOYED, FEOM THE MOST AMFI^B EIFAV ?l?NOie, an satire success: Simple-Piora pt-EffN 'lient abd Reliable. They, are tho only aa^?iaaoa per, Cecily adapted to-popular us?-so simple 'that, min tai es cannot be made in- using thorny BO' nstrmleas aa to bs .roe from danger, and ao officient, aa to he. always rtlla ile. They have raised the highest commendation from UL, and will alwaysr-endcr satisfaction. --."?'?. . .- i' jr- -. ' Oenti Ito, -li eures Pe-rer?, Congestion, Injtammattona... 31 ii a, .' Worms Worm-Fever,- Worm-Colo., aa ? a, .? Crying Colic, or Td-hing of ln tanta.,_..._- 3* .. 4,' ". . Diarrhoen, of- Children or Adults.:. r ' 39. " 6. " Dysentery, Griping, EUtous GoUc. 3? .? g, " Cholt.a Morbos, Nausea, Vomit lng.....T.;?;.:.,n ? 7, ?. Coa?hi, Colds, BrdttoAHIa;..?'...... - - .. 8, '" Stnralgta, Toothacho. Facaache.. 3fi " 9, " Herniate ii?, Bick Headache,:Ycrtlgo.. 3S> .i io, > . DyapepsIStl Bilious stomach....... ; " ll, " Sopprcascil, or Palatal Periods..... ?. 13. ?* ?^'Wttltea. toa profuse nerioda;--.'.-..3? ? 18, '.. Cranny Gough, Dii?c?t Breathing.. 33 " ll, " Salt ll li r tem, ?r>s.p?i??, Eruptions. 25 " 15, " HJhetiraJaYtlsra, Ehenranac pains... ai? .. lo, 'J Knvrr ?nd ' Agate, .Chut Fever, ? ! .; .:?A?aea;.-,;v.:.i:H;r;.;'.:..v; ' ST " 17. .. Piles, BUnd or Blooding. 20 '. 18, " Opi nullity, and Boro ur Hoai Kjos, SO I P> 19, " "CaVt?"-n? AbUta or Chronic lnflu " SQ, "' Wbaopi?ifr.CougiC Violent Ocraghs SOT " n, ' ? Aithiua,' Oppressed Breathing. SQL " S3, Sar Dlar?tstrsca,'Impaired Hear? ing..? (0 !" 38, " Scrorala, Enlarged Qian4a, BwaU- ,; '?3a, " CS? ttcravb'ebilUy, Phymear Weisncafl "BO " ?S, " -Dropsy and;Scanty bocrotluaa.....;. "By "26, " Sc? McUs???ti Sickness (rom aid? ing...a.!,, . n <. 37. .. Kidney i)$eaa*. Gravel.......... BO. "38, " Wcrvima'u?-tmu?, ?Seminal Erma .?louai iovciuvtary .: -lscnargee.LOO i .. 38. " Sort lJoaili..Uiiuitet......>,-..i.;.. .K>T ! ? 90, ?* '.'tlrAnaBry Incontinence, WattSuj .1? " 8L- - l^lnr?' P or I ode , Sven'Wft?B ' Spasu' I. ' BO; I " S3, .. Sntterv.ig? at Change of Lie-.LOO t u 88, .. Epilepsy,-Spasms, UL VitauV paftr^UKl j - M, '* ?lptiieriift. Ulcerated SoreTrc=i..V. 60i ; . FA1?EU?VT? ASKS. r'JxSiJ X ?Avi?is, morocco carie'a? AT book.:'.',?:;j..;*10.QOi: 30 larga vials, ia morocco, and book. S.0U M large Tiela, plain case,- '???took. 6.0Q 15 boxas (Noa. 1 to 161.??4 book.-".._:..'....i.t &Gfp VETK^MAJB.Y .Bt'JiytRlCa. --i iilahogany caaes, W V??1B...J...?ji.-5A0.0a > Ungle vials, wbh directions...-LOO . ! a?r-Theae remedies, by the case or single box, an tent to aey part of the country, by Mail or laureas, tras ii charge, on receipt of the prtoo. . Aridras* ?.Tl -." : '??"" HUMPHBESS* SFECIFIQ ' - "HOMCEOPATH10MKDlUIi<?; COMPANY, ?-* ? I : Offloe aaa OapoCHo. 50? Broodw?y. New York. ! Dr. m-*PKiU?Tjila oouanltod dally -nt bis offlce, per- - ?many or by lotter^ ea ?bovev for al? itfonaof diana ?a, 1 : .'? "'I??^r"O':Q^ .- . ! -h-??-o :>-.-. i? NcvlSf Sfcetteg stre?t, ! .'_~v r.;.,_~T.,..%? i,- ? Opposito tloarlcston Hotels i w: A; 8KHINIT.. .. H-- -.' * A. -V. I?<;KKt * Co.. ii?atI /Igaat*. P ? Ho, 33TKIMW8 rKEirr.-fSthdoaraJwvsMa^t'sft." April Ijj^_-, rawfSigjSjmo. ...... ,nharjj^a,,g>;<3i.^ r ou>s&-*i^yonso am. . ^- ' i wr- . GOLD TMT?.T>AT, 8HBEB5F,r'. , .-5.> yr.= v . . POET Aj^MAPiSrH, ri it it j fe , autVEST BOCBBO?, o -. i mt -??? " i h - so -..-il' i>y^BBS^T?10^?BIE?T? soI?rrs?Kl ?Ost ^iloa: c ; ;.?IiftHCtME8T^^'BSB.?' ; FADDmo?r %> PUB" s?rontroa oT..irirr.T'.TM?a. WINES, etc, in original packages, and m crdor to insure to consumera Pur? SimatU tn-a coVnpacfe' altiLco? venlent form, we commenoexf trw snternriae of bot?ma. and packing bxcasea oar -weS known nv^rn?s; Brt?ffi?f' WhiB?es. Acland bava oant fhssi out la? woul? preclude' th? ppaaibility of their being imperad . Wtth before reaohtog_the purohaaer. The general appro-, ?a^m and .grat?ytog ?uccea? that nsa.'aeWB?a^ef%r' efforts has encouraged us to maintain the standard a? re- : garda quality, also to toaks Increased efforts to retain the oonfidecoe. and .p*won?KO which bas b*en so ib?rany *e fE?taWlaheaiTTe.l ~- f Dapor^ot'WmeaTtc., .. L. ' .Mcfc'.lpj3eav?*tr*el,l!^^ont'v ' Tbs above popular gooda are put up In cases contain? ing ono dozen bottlea each, and"aw sold by (di urominent ..'?ii*??* .l^jalV.*,-.';?... - ?;^-? the sStsei WBhimger & 'Co., Ko. 15 Bwrir street, ?tim . guaran?es of the exact and literal tretn of whatever {bay ' represent.--^. F. Com. Advertiser; -c?. ' '-'?::'; \-n:V! The importlhg house of Binmgor st Co., Np. 15 BBBOTC ? street ia raHr?ricte? upon priheipi?s of integrity, Cdj-neso and the highost hoaor.^? r:Snmtma ??sp***t, : ' - '? ^ " i '.wt', .-',t ???^^o?>ris? STJStEET, '.??o, 1 ????,?.if:.-rm .-. . irVSSi -*JtA^' >~ ??.>'?&? 1 ' ' Vp. ?5? MSETrft? STREET. Wholeaate ^pata,, g^eajeayp. ari ' ,Jteiuary30 ', ' r;-r' p:,,^^^^ i .^Wby-^u?e'ofl>B^o5^ j ^b?cnTdi>?om8l!to% T^^toraahlng socoass^whio?i baa attended this m prst^poiBBGy, orim&of-to?Miae^ ?' ^^^asr?^?j rn^-va,^.pr?Waon^ IS will remove all nervous Bisections, depression^ clteinent, incapacity to atndy ex business, ljsa of memo? ry, confusion, thoughts of seirdeerrucnon, fears of in? sanity, kc. It mil reatare the appela, renew toe h?lta?:i ofjtoa*?mo nave destroyed JtHby s?iisu? exoeas or ?vp. M. j noiBcira-.te-?,t?iaek UajwrO!'.-., ^?^pSS^aSnteurt c1^S^^?lu^r?!n?' ,_Oravei. 0trk.tTO?a?d^?D?3?Uc?^ ??cna?Bv s :tv