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if Ira ilatt?t Wflwir ""^mWdAY- aiOHNINO, MA y^'iscfT'^ ] ' {From 'he Corn Hill Magazine.] THIS NATU A I'. DV W. vmSK SMITH. Through all tho s tnxtts of Kardia went a voice Of lamentation anil of dcaUi. For sovcu uioulliR the nuniuo had prevailed, Aud now tlic oil breath Of resilience. Men thronged the palace ipvtra With one deep cry For bread or death, but from tha glided doora Conio uo reply. On till high palace roof tlio Satrap lay. Hence 111 a canopy Of Tyrlan ailk ; hie Muren, wllb folded lialidB, I.lko statut*** uiiitu atoo<l by. Ouo folrdiolrvd Persian latontv utuuu .. Kuril by IiIm ?lde. Toyed with lier dulden bracelet rings In languid pride. Prom lucmme cup*, on sleuilor atoms of bronze. The thin groy Hinozu aroao Mtralght through tlio brootbluss air, aud now tho long, Loug day was near IIa eloao. Beneath hhii la?. '"> ?' ?? ? "" Hful league, Tho Cilbtan plain. Fair meadow lauds, und, halbst) lutmuact light. Toe riyJ*" TUsrolihtyc "" a uu Had reached the fai t?ar strand Orrontlo Uormuu, o the alow tuiooth Btream Lay Hko a shtulug band Of molten brans, and w. en tba Satrap saw Bla kingdom wldo lilt heart rejiilccd. aud to bluindr ho aaid Thoao fcrtofssa m urine Sweet Is the Hatten i-'h urosUi, ay, bouoy-swoot, Tho dainty tuoduf kings. What prollts It That I ebould '. "r Uua t*ulk? I know It well : Tbat all these fawning courtier hounds would sell My blood to-morrow for an ouueo ol guld. An ounce of braas, nur think it cheaply sold. This fair at d gilded snake, su skilled to wreath White arma around uic, wlilapcrlng to brvalho Sncet-aoumtiug words, " My lord I lovo you well," . She loathes tho grouud I touch. It ones bef. I I beard hor babbling, whilo asleep ehe lay. Homo loror's liaxuu lu Poraia far away. What said tho Uroek word-monger yo.-tcrday I rl'ho unseen gods ore Btroug, aud noon or late, Olra each Ida due ; and mlgbtlor than thoy Tho dread unpltying force of law and laic.' Who aro thcau unaoon gods ? aud am not I A god? I gtvo the Word, aud presently Tbcso long?d-ior golden cornfields, ouo by ouc, Llo dust ami awbos blaekcniug in ihe nun. Men know tho Oeds through I. ar ; what more can Zeus, The acrch-dualroycruavo that he may u .o Tlio forked Uglitulug, and the blasting had f This very uigtit I'll r.i ike the antra grow palo Against tho thousand golden lamps that suluu ' . Around my hall of banquet, aud Uic wlue. Dorne round by many a rose-crowned alavc, ?hall flow Among my silken gu.-.u >, until tbolr alow Dull blood, with tiro dl%1uo, snail warm aud glow. n Moonwhtlo Uieaound ol ilote* shall sweeter grow And S?ll inoro loud. n?i?-\iia?l'."??'r ->?y? ! * Ana ooatlngtim with swtit moving feet, Uy red-llppud uyinpha shall join in the Legion dance. With twining arum, add many a wanton glance. And am notT as groat a gud as Uo, The drunken sonof i'bobou SenicloT "Truo/Cyru'sia a greater god than I, Aud with a word can cast me from my ttirouo. And, yoai by year, tb? imteheJ people ply ' Mia oar forjudgment on my tyranny ; But great persepolla la for, tUotrmoau bouuds fuluOy in his cars ; and kings aro prono To view the crimes of klupa with IcnlouT oye." Thus spoke tho Satrap in his pride ; but whilo Tho blood and sunset glow Bull abalned tho West, a no und of whispering, Wout through tho courta botow. Thon casas a naeaaengor, oil paid and faint From riding hard. With letters scaled with Cyrus' hand, and Bought TUo captain of tho guard. The captain at tho guard broke seal, and read Without a word t But in the dead ol night, whon all waa aUU. Tho watchers beard A sound of atvalthy footsteps on tbo stair. And when tho morning sun aroao tboy fouud Tho Satrap dead. Blabbed In bia Sloep; aud so another prlr.ee Jtetgued In his stead. THE GRISAT 1UI3KTI1VO IN II V IM . PARK. The great unwashed in London bad a mooting in Hydo Park on tbo Cth of May. Thc?cmcotinL'S, our roadors will uudorstaud, aro not foi tho pur pose of discussing any question or quoBtions; for deliberating or advising; nor for tho nomination of candidates; nor ovon for tho "adoption of a platform." Nothing of all this. Thoy uro "demon strations" got up by demagogic agitators, and tbeir only end and aim to intimidato tho Oovornmont, and foroo it to pass a liberal itofnrm Hill. Among the speaiora aro not unfrequantly found mou of a different class, who aro tb ire from mixed ..?otivos. While they aro not inscnaiblo to tho political ad vantage to bo derived from tho good-will of so powerful an element of society, tin >, at tho eatuo timo, indulge tbo consciousness of a nobler mo tive, in that thoy endeavor, by their voico and in fluence, to keep tbcso surging and unruly waves of popular caprice within law ami bounds. The mcoting of tlio Gib. of May in Hydo Fork had boon long in preparation, and the Govern ment, approbensivo of a disturbance, not to oay a riot, bad determined to forbid it ; and with a view of enforcing its authority, no less than 10,000 men, constabulary and soldiers, had boen massed in tlio imm?diat I vicinity of tho expected Held of strife. Tins prohibition gave the greater zest to tho demonstration, and was procisoly what tho leaders desired most. Expectation was on tiptoo for Uio approaching conflict ; and whon tho Gov ernment, at tlio last moment, withdrow its pro hibition, and tho police were only present aa tho conservators of the peace, in caso of any disturb ance,, the moin interest of tho occasion was gono, and tbo mooting passed off not only quietly, but decidedly flat, accomplishing nothingboyond what had been dono dozons of times before. Of conrse tho Liberal journals pronounce it to bavo boen a decided success ; thus ono of them estimates tho number of those present at 200,000, whilo others again avor that there wore in all ? not over 10,000 in Hydo Park. In so wide a dis crepancy it is not easy to arrive at a acomingly correct conclusion. Biz difioroiit meetings woro in progress at tlio same timo, says the correspondent of tbo Now York Tribune, and oaoh ono was so largo that it was impoHnihie for moro than a fourth of tbo num ber to bear wbat fell from tbo various speakers. Tbo Borao resolution was adopted at each stand; tbo mover of it at tbo principal stand was tho O'PoNoamrE. It was as follows : "That thin meeting, wbiio still adhering to rein dent in 1 and registered manhood suffrage, protected by tho ballot, as the only really cQlciont measure of reform in tho representation of tho people, bails with satisfaction tbo withdrawal, last Thursday evening, of Lord Grosvonor*s propound amend ment, and tbo majority of cighty-ono on tho sanio oveuing against the two years' residence clauso in tho Oovornmont Bill, and eamostly calls upon tlio House of Commons to mako that bill a moro fnll and honest moasure for tho extension of tho frnn ohiso, by expunging from it tho rnto-paying clauses, equalizing tho bounty and county fran chises on tho principle of honsohold suffrage and introducing a provision for giving tho vote to lodgers, ?r ?lue to reject that bill altogether." Mr. Bealeh was tbo first speakor. Ho said that Reform was still in its infancy; that iho Hydo Paik demonstrations Lave lind their effect, as evidocccd by tbo largo majority Of cighty-ono on tbo Thurs day previous.'.against tbo two;years' residence clauso in tho Oovornmont BUM, and for reducing tho period to ono year, as Well as by tho with drawal of -Lofd'G&osvEMon's' very objectionable amendment in favor of a fixed voting franohiso. Hn than reviewed tho several ?thor clauses, Insist ed on in tho abovo resolution, and ennrduded aa follows: Co not .consider vonr work dono until tho bill is really passod in a (satisfactory shape. Remember how often you bavo beon deceived and disap pointed before. Do not put off your armor until tho battlo is safely won. I 'yitnosaed tbo do meaner and heard tho auoora of tho Tories last Friday in the House, and my dociston waa taken. I havo. boen attacked and rovilod on all sides for persevering In ' holding this mooting?for porso veriug in holding it against tho appeal of Mr. Gladstone, and other frionds. Wei), I as warmly and profoundly as' any man can do, admiro tbo talents and;.character ot Mr. Oladstono?[loud cheersj-^apprcafatotthd groat aorvicos ho lias ron dored to tlio State, and much value tho generous impuls? ho. has given to this Reform question; deeply aioo do I respect tlio character and valno tho aorvicoa and judgment of Mr. Thomas Hughes ?Iciieurs]?but in auoh a matter as this I listen on the other sids to tho glorious utterances of our great tribuno, John Bright?[loud and prolon od cheers] and the many declarations of that proved friend of freedom and popular rights, Mr. Peter Taylor? [cheers]?npheld, as I believe they aro, by tho sympathy of John RU.nrt Mill and our friend hero pr?sent, tho O'DonoghllO?[ohoorsl? and other real reformers; and in so listening, and considering furtbur wbat I hoard and witnos3cd last Friday evening, I felt that it was tho impcro tivo duty of tho League to porsovero in this de monstration, and I rejoice in tho result. No, we must not abate ono jot of onr labors until tlio ro form wo require Is completed. Bo you firm and resolved and that reform wo shall havo, in a teal nota mock, amendment of tho representation! {Loud and prolonged chcors.] Tho 01>0"oaiTTjx, howovor, m&do tho groat speech of tho oven in g. Ho . commenced by saying that bo bad como there as tho Frocidont of tbo Irish Reform League, and assured his auditors that tho millions of tho Irish pooplo woro deter mined to co-opera to with them in tho atrugglo for political liberty. ' Ho thon proceeded to animad vert upon Uio odious olsss legislation of both Kng land and If olahd, and protested against tho illibe ral commenta m ado upon the position ho and others occupied in their relations.with d?monstra tions Uko iho prosont, Tr? Iho couino of hin speech ho said : I do not Uko to bo suspicions, but whon I hear mombors of Parliament wbo attoud publio meet ings denounced as "roaring d?magogues in soarcb of popularity," and tho truo British statesman de pi o tod as a person who should not condescend to accept a popular choor?who should bo a cold, flahy, rlatnmy sort of fellow, without sympathy for any ono or anything,' I can't help suspecting that tnoao aro tbo op In ion a of mon whose sohomos of Reform would not "bo very palatable to the nation, and which can bo muoh moro safely advo cated boforo a UpD*tod audience, , , , [ ;il8t\dWvi?t? - , ! f ' it IV ill' ."1" I OJ1J dO'i ;. - 'tt . . Vlii?l ?1/ :i I.a.u ' J.U I"-> '"' ' ?1 l?f-iU.! JaWpttftM* ' ' ' ' " ' ' " ' t.:ri> U '...J ?> - ."- . ' - , n /i.a ' "f ." *?jni., ...i I . ? <o. J I .. .M M \YIiv, Mr. Gladstone was aliuust worried to death I lout year bocauso bo attended a public meeting at | Livui pool, ami ho ?iiut Leon pursued in tho most ] malignant manner bv tho Tory eh quo as tho Orot t DriUah Statesman .wbo pyor demeaned hiuisolf by 1 rckho pledging that ltd WAS t>f the namo flosh and blood as tho uiana of bis country mon, and lor ap- ' pouring, by llio lutorohuitgo of thought, to treat 1 thorn .with becoming d'j(eren.ee. ."either Mr. , l.iighl?rioud ohoor?]?xiiir Mrr u, 8.Mi|l can ap- j l>oarun a public phvlfjnii' without being mallguoJ and misrepresented." '.. 1 *: ' . * . *. ? Tlmio woro many reasons which induced mo to ' think that my presence here this ovunlng was uo'Msury. Virai and foremost. I folt it to ho niv | duly to corao nu tho President of tbe Irish Reform League?[oheoisj? to do all in mv power to pro- , inoto that united action which' I trust in a?d will bu our nimvailiu/f lioJicy in thu future. [Cheers.] Uxci.pt for. '.tlio oLligntiuii imposed ou mo bv tho nfiieo 1 hold. 1 might, like many others whose , lldulity lo reform in undoubted, havo remained in : tho llouto, whero public business of groat impor- i UtUCO is being tnuiaaoiud this evening. My con duet. however, was inlluoncod by other roaaoiiB. ' Since, tho commencement of tho session I have oo- 1 cusionally uttondod the meetings of tho Council of tho ItOforni League, and the camcstuoas. ability , mid singlc-niiudcdnesH which I havo witnessed bnvo inspired mo with' suoh rospeot?I may say admiration for thoso who composu that Council? that I deem it an honor to stand by thoir sido at this crisis in tho fbrtattoa of tho causo. [Chcoru.] What I want you to tinilorstaud by my prcsondu horo is that I and my countrymen aro in earnest? that wo aro determined to go forward with you to tho und?with you to divide tho difliouitics of tho struggle, and .vi t h you to roap tho advantages of tho victory. [Croat chcoring.] ISow, it may bo asked, "In further agitation necessary ?" I answer that it is [loud cheers, prolonged for te vend min utes], because tho Reform 13.11 of tho Government is u iuero dulusion. Uhu O'Donoouub is a very foroiblo spoakor, wojo listened to with great interost and attontiou, and loudly and ropoatcdly cheered. Want of spaco prove ni.s our giving his retnu rksjin full. Ills speech concluded, the crowd dispersed in thu most orderly manner. Tho position uf tho Government in regard to this demonstration, und tho grievance whicl*- led lo It, will ho gathered from tho following remarks of Lord Dlhuy, modo ut a meeting of tho sup porters of li s ministry, hold at his ofllciul rosi 'eoco in Downing street (223 members were present), a fow hours niter tlio mooting in liydo Pork. I ,u: il Derby, who was lotldly cheered, commenced uy explaining fully the plan tho government in tontluU to adopt with regard lo tin mooting to bo hold in llydu i'lttU. llo slated that though thoy hud boon accused of vacillation and Irrosolulion, und especially Mr. Walpolu, yot tho courso th.it thoy pin sued" at tho end vras what they iroin tho vury Hint dotoi mined upon, and was thu united ac tion of tho Cubiuot, Bud not of Mr. Wallte only. Mu i?Kv'?">"d "i o-tistuorublo length tho law with regard to tho rightB ol tho Crown lo tho park, aud how i?ar suoh mo _ tings as tho ouo in quest ion woro legal, llu muted that, acting under thu advice of nut ouly tho existing law utliccrs of tho Crown, but I also of all tlio .previous legal advisors, thoy had, ' issued a proclamation, which was in tho form of u public notice, warning all persons against un in-i 11 ingeineut, of tho law, aud thoy had 1 in ther made a personal service of a nonce upon oil thoso per sons who hud ti3cu advertised to speak, aud all who: ? ere about to tako part in tho proposed political dis cussion in tho park, not dying to them tbut, should I thoy attempt to uddrussthu mooting, thoy would I bo ha bio to a civil notion at law for trespass, and, Lord Derby slated that such actions would bo im mediately commenced agailmt them, lie added that tho law Olliccis of the Grown had not only! udvised this as tho proper uourso, but na tho solo ' course that could ho pursued according to statute law. He waa dotorilUIlUll,' while maintaining the dignity of tho Grown, not to illegally endanger tho 11 hoi i ies of the subject. Iiis lordship then alluded to tho ltufortn Bill, and explained at length tho various bearings of thu question of tho personal pay m. nt of rates iu full, expressing bis opinion Unit there could bo uo justification in exempting thu compound householder., from tho ajtuo habili" ty that was common to nil other ratepayers, aud tuat ho considered that tho personal payment of thu lull rate was a necessary barrier" against household uuffrugo puro and simple Holding ibis opinion so strongly us bo did, wnatever thu decis ion of tbo blouse was ho could not give wav. Ho thon alluded to so me now clausus which tbo'Chun collor of tho Exchequer would introduce that ovo ning. am. 01.IDKTONr. AltO tue I.FADEJlfirnr op tue lUnKRAX. fabtt. Mr. Gladstone has repented, and has consented still to lead Her Majesty's Opposition. Ho uiukcs known his intentions in tbo loltowing letter, which has been addressed lo tho daily papers : "Stu : Tho communications which havo roachod mo since tho 12th of April with roforonco to tho division on that day, from individuals, from the provincial press, and especially from tho chairmen or oilier acting representatives of meetings in the largo towns and clncwhere throughout tho coun try, havo been, and continue to bo, so numerous as to placo it boy und my powor to acknowledge them separately and in thu manner I could wish. 1 therefore ocg tho favor of being allowed to do it by this public reply, which 1 trust that thoso who havo addressed ma will be so good as to accept. "As respects myself, I havo reason to bo deeply grateful for tho lernis in which those communica tion', havo boon couched; and to fcol that it I can not merit tho confldcnco they express, still they impose upon mo ovon an onh'anccd obligation t? labor, together with others, for tho prompt settle ment of tlio question of Reform 'upon principles liberal, intelligible, durable und equal in their appli cation lo the various classes of persons whom they may n fleet.' "I havo tho honor to be, sir, "Xour faithful servant", "\Y. E. Q LADSTONE. "No. 11 Carleton Houbo terrace, May 4." Critical State op Business in Ltvebpool.? Lost week, our correspondent says, was ono of tho most depressing und painful, with regard to busi ness in Liverpool, experienced sinco tho panic of May, lBGti. Tito majority of tho books in tho town bold very largo stocks of cotton as security, and tho "marcin"being exhausted whilo tho market was simultaneously docliniug,' all tho banks so situated demanded an extension or an immediate sal..-. This aggravated tho difficulty, and' a de cline which iconW fiaee ineolved manyfirms in ab solute ruin would havo boon tho result had not tho spinners and manufacturers, whuso Slocks w?ro getting low, laben advantage of the fallen market and bought largely. As an instance of losses which aro sustained in tlio cotton business, wo may state that one cargo of cotton bougiu some time ago, but which only arrived on Tuesday last m iici rpoal, has involved tho ownors, in conse quence.oi tho fall in tbo prico, in a loss of ?10,000. Tho other trades of tho port, including ship build-' ing and chartering, aro all depressed, whilo tho underwriters, who were in hopes that this year they would have repaired to sotnooxtont tho losses of 18GG, havo boon plunged still more deeply into heavy liabilities from tho tierce storms whioh havo prevailed ill the Atlantic during the past few months. The gloomy weather which has been tho rulo of late has put a dco'ded chock upon retail business. With regard to tho cotton trade things took a hotter turn on Friday, and tho weak close* with a moro cheerful fooling, which it is'hoped will continue.- London Times', May 0. COMMERCIAL. lCx ports. NEW YORK?Per steamship Barafoaaa?31 boles Sea Island and 336 bales Upland Cotton, 00 tiorccs Hire, 317 bbla Itobiu, 14 packages (Sundries, 3 bales Pick ings, 3 balca ftopo, 101 packages Vegetables, 1 liorso and Buggy.For stcamahlp Champion?20 balca Sea Island and 003 bales Uplkad Cotton, 31 bales Yarn, 33 bales Cloth, 207 bbla Rosin, 76 boxes Vege tables, 035 bbla Vegetables, 103 crates Vegetables, llu esses Sundries, 34 tierces lUce, 12 boxes and 3 bbls llccswax, 37 hints aud 1 crate Bones, 7 rolls Lratber, 143empty llarrola, 15 futhoum Chain, 1 Hell, & Horae-. PHILADELPHIA?Per atcamahlp .1 W Kvannsn?113 hales Cotton, 20 balca ltags. 30 casks nice, 20 caaks Clay, 160 empty Barrols, U2 boxes Maze. 130 b. lea Yarn, 600 bam iron, 2 Cm ring.... 110 bbls Vegotax hies, 46,000 feet Lumber, SO packages Mdzo, Tlie Cixxxrlcatoia. Cotton Market;.' *~ OFFICE ?F THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS, Cuaulebton, Saturday Lvsnlug, May 24, 1807. Buyers operated to a fair extent, prices being steady ? in. vsisa ot trie day before. Bates ist mmj 30; T at 31; .31 at 22; Oat 33; n at 23.Si 94 at 34; 13 at 34H, and 61aiS$oeota. - ' We qnote Middling at 21026?. Savannah Market. SAVANNAH, May 23.?During the put week the mar ket haa boon very quirt, as It generally Is about this eea son of tlio year. Merchants, however, looked for a batter home markot thia year, but tho scarcity of money has had the offset of curtailing purchases. 1 copia In the country are ronatraln od lo buy as little as possible, owing to tho difficulty In obtaining acceptances, and, as a con. aoquance, our dealers fool it perceptibly. Kxcnxrior.?There haa been very Utile offering thia woek. Drosera aro buying at par aud ue.illog at >,a?i premium. . (loin- Haa been moro steady during tho week, i nd ratas i remain unehaagod. To-day we give the buying rate at 136. and soiling at ISSaliO. Corrow?At the uloao of our last weakly report, hold era were as tlx. g 27c for middlings, but tho unfavorable advices from Europa havo had a very depressing Influ ence on tho market During Us woek but very little wss done, and tho aslos were hardly worth reporting. At tho close of business to-day the market was very dull, and tho prices nominal at 34c for middlings. In sea Island tbcro Is but Utils doing, there being no demand for tho finer grades. Somt few sales of the low grades have been mado, and wo may quote II nom inal. cotton s t at rill en t. Mock on band Sept. 1.. Received alnce May 10. Received previously... Total receipts.. Exported ainco Hay 10. Exported pre vlmuly.., Total exporta..... Slock on hand Msy 23.| 1,890J 16*023 18/V> ?7. 1865-Co. 8ea Island. :. 447 13.eA3 17,689 Upl'd. "47071 211697 1,447 20364? il' 7.0?7 3,095 Upl'd. ts.?? 3,318 70.862 1,168 141831 lttOrtO 101) 43,433 Rica.?There la a good demand for this article for the Northern markot, with a scarcity In thia. Trio \e have advanced, and we may now qante Carolina at lOalle, There la no rough rice In tho market. FTutionxa.?We aro not advised of any ohtuce since our Jaat report: To Nov.- York, on cotton, per steamer, Upland.'.. ?, - A " Bea Island. To notion " - . i To Baltimore " " ." To Philadelphia ? ?. .' .; lo Liverpool " " square. ; " *' " round. tH To Liverpool, on cotton. Upland. Ja " - Sea Island. %a To Providence, on cotton, per sail. X To Portland " " ' ;. V To Boston " . ? .:,. J? To Now Yoik.. . x To New York, on i jrubcr.. 19 003 To Boston " .................. 10 ooh To New York anil Boston, an Umber. 10 00OU 00 To Cuba, on lumber, (in gold)..nom. Mobile Market. MOBILE. M rM._CoTroK.~T0?' domaud CAtdlMen trailed and msrket trilling downwsnl with foreign ad ricen. Two ? rokora entered tba market, taking DOO Mira, on . biala of 79a-o for Middling. M UN KT MIT AMD Kl NANI'm.-Thu mir kr t balbeen ovcrtsh and unsettled ta day. with a tendency lo guner il distrust la financial orelee. Tho prtuclpal trauaaclioua in Gold-which hero bee nj o only s moderato extent-bavo buen at ltllaltw, with iel lera al tho cl ooo unking 139 tor Urgo amone ta. Storting ta very nusettlnd, and rete altnoet nominal wilco i'lily Jar billa, wltb London bank acceptance, .rerv taken up at 116, bul cotton billa were uUncoil to legottoto at Mt. Now York Eichango continued uuaottlod. Hank ralo [nr. llsnkcrs check) M discount, ami would not tve Hotter than H discount for Comtaerclal bills. - Tho market la poorly auppUod with Now Orloaua Ex. abaugo at par to S premium. Nu Orleans Market. NEW ORLF.ANH, May 21_COTTON.-Tho market limned thia morning with a luuttcd inquiry, and a moderate prospector business. later In tho day tho re sillar telegraphic advices carno lo hand announcing an InucUro market at New York, with Ml liing Uplands at IT ic; while tho movement at Liverpool waa reported thrill, with lha taloa ciUmated al 8000 balun, and quoting Middling Uplands at ll Hil, tho latter a declino cf ' .I. ibo effect ol thia intelligence waa ra tb or prejudicial lo operation*, aa most ul tho buyers windrow In anticipa tion of further doproclatton later lo ino week. Tho in superable obstacles presentad t . the uegotlsUoo ot Ex chango, also, oxerclaea an unfavorable induce, c, eoToral purchasers being thereby prevented fruin executing tbolr ardors. Under thoso circumstances tho day's transac tions were ratbor restricted, comprising barely 21100 bales, eight brokera participating in tho business. Prlcos Indicated sn easier feeling os to tho lowor descrlpUons, whilo the figures reallied for tho higher grades disclosed continued ll ru nete, With thoabovo remarks wo repeat ae follows: Drill nary'luattc, flood Ordinary 23aitc, Low Middling Ma 20c, and Middling 27s28c. Tho aalca for tho past throe days comprise 6700 bal -, taken partly for the North and partly for foreign export. Tho receipts proper atneo Fri day oveniug (excluding Ibo arrivals from Moblto, florida and Texas, which aro Included in their respectivo state ments), embraco 29H2 halos, against 2COG during tho cor rc* i .on cl lng portod last woek, showing an tucroiso of 230 bales. '1 he exporta for tho same period comprise 10,320 be'es, 1559 of which were COSBIWUO, and 8702 to foreign porta. ?' ? HT ATX M K NT OT COTTON. si.,, k en hand Bostombcr 1, 1800.bales 102,082 lt , olvcd today. 413 Itocolved. r-BOTioiUily. 727,220-727,669 - - 829,761 1 Exported lo-doy.3,600 Exported proTlously.720,180-7 . 3.C86 I H tock on hand.100.0CS 'thu oxiio.ts ore exclusiva for llavro. SUIIAU AND MOLASSES_Only ten bhdi of .lugar li AT o been rucolved from tba coast since yesterday-no Mu lawa***. 1 hilda cuoil fair Loulolaua llugai sold at 180 par lb. Tho supply of tho . lome s tie lToducllon is very light, tint thc dem.md ls limited and only of a rotail character. Wo quote Loulalana Sugar uomlually at 12c por lb for low lair, lUXAUkc for choice. Urilla for yellow atari Oed. J nd li s a Itv for bite. Molasses iOaiOc per gallon for fermenting, and 72c for primo. Tho stock of Cuto yugar sud Molasses on baud ts largo. Tba farmor ls lu rory limited dumaudt tho Iattur ls totally neglected. Ibero were salis of 60 ooxus Ho* <2 aud 13 Hugar at ll,na Il >,c; IOU boxea Nu 18 at u.Ve pur Ita In tho absonuo ol thc Mated of Molasses wo aro compelled to omit quota Mooi. f.ms-There was a very good demand today, but at a still ib cline ol 0c per bushel. Tho solos enibraco 13,080 saclM, of which 100 mixed at 81 16, 1000 win lo tnlxod and yellow min,1 at 81 Wal 20, 2000 white and yellow mixed at il wal 20, 300 yellow mixed at 81 16, 500 yellow at 81 17.',. 1000 socks st 1 17 s tor mixed and tl 20 tl 23 for white,, 300 white mixed and 600 mixed at tl 17;,'. SOO whilo mixed sud while at 81 17 <?; .1 20, 1600 white at tl 20. 2000 wblta mixed st tl 2J, OOO sud P'S whits .nixed, 090 white and yoUow mixed and 600 whito at fl 20, 600 ,v l, l lo ut tl 25, and 875 choleo white st tl 30 per bushel, tho markot ruling steadily and firmly. FntuouTS-Tho markot ls quiot but linn. Tba ratea ure V'-per lb 1er oolloo by steam for Now York; Icier boston ; stoam Now lork and Boston, 35c per Back tor corn, 00afi5o per bbl for flour, sud tl for pork. Ball for Liverpool 17-3ia9-10d for cotton; llavro Xft',c Bloom for Liverpool Jid. Galveston Cotton stu lenient. O ALVESTON, May 18. Thia Year. 1855-6 . nate*. Batu. Stock on hand lat Sop!. 7,689 18,857 ilocolvcd at this port this woek.1 1,888 006 " " previously. 110.859 139,115 at other ports. 12,195 20,711 Total. 102,625 171,252 Exportad to Bales. Baili. Great Britain.61.IC2 60,107 K r.oice. 1,739 Other Continental ports.... 0,612 3,011 II.,, no,. 80 Mexico. 120 Now Orleans.18,851 12,819 New York.63,750 63.801 Boston.17,075 8,076 Portland. 481 .... 117,837 106.895 On hand and sklpbo'dnot cleared.11,688 8.357 J AM JU BORLEY. Wilmington Market. WILMINQTON, May 25.-TuariimNr.-Msrkot Onu. Soles of 162 bbls. at 63 75 fer virgin, 83 25 for yellow dip, sud 52 for bard, 7 > 280lba. SPIRITS TcnpumSE.-Markot la quiet, and no transac tions reported. Itosis. -Sales of 325 bbls. at 83 25 for No. 2. tu 50 .81 75 for No. 1, and 85 25at6 60 for Pale. No receipts of Tar. Leatarn.- Uiver-Sale of 10,700 foot at 812 for wida j boinia, actl tl6 M. for Flooring. ii o li I ii nu , Marltet. BALTIMORE, May 23.-Co Frat-Wo notice a be Uer I Inquiry to-day, with sales or 300 boga Bio, low grade, ex Brothers, bataneo or cargo, at IC c;e; COO bags do, ox On I dino, at ICS',- gold. COTTON-Is macUre, though hold qidta firmly. Wo I oUce small axles, embracing Ordinary at 23Jf eta; Low Middling 20c, and Middling Upland 27c per lb. Stock | offering Tight, particularly ol the bettor grades. Flan-With heavy arrivals of North Cami in and Poto- | mao Herring Uie market ls dull and prices further declin ed; wo quota tho former 85a5 60 tax short and full, and j the latter ic fi co; largo lots aro slow to move at the In side figures; all descriptions Of Eastern Herring and Mackerel oro also very dull. F LO on-ls will, ou t any chango elinor tn stock, demand or price. With light receipts sud tock tho demand ls Very moderato and prices barely maintained. Wo report a aale or 100 bbls Howard street Extrad t tis 76, and Other, but smaller lota, within our rango annexed, ltyo Flour dull; salo of 100 bbls primo at 68 76. Cora Meal held nominally at as 73-no sales. We give quotations as follows : Howard-street Hoper and Cut Extra...til 00 @tl2 00 Ho arti-si reel Extra Shipping. 13 00 (a 13 60 Howard-street High Orados. 13 76 ia) ll 50 Uoward-atrcct Family. 10 00 ? 10 60 Ohio Super and Cut Extra. ll 00 u ll to Ohio Extra Shipping. 00 00 fi 00 00 Ohio retailing. 00 00 (; .t Ohio Family.. 16 00 lo 00 Northwestern Huper. 00 00 fe 00 00 Northwestern Extra. 12 60 j 13 50 City Mills Super. ll 00 fi ll 60 City Mills, Staudard Extra. 12 SO fi 13 60 CUy Mills Shipping brands Extra. 15 00 & 10 60 Ualrtmoro. Welch's,' and Greenfield Family... IB 00 @ 00 00 Raltimoro high grade Kura.. 17 00 fi 17 60 ltyo Flour, now. 8 60 & 8 76 Corn Meal, City Mills. 6 76 13 0 00 Ono -Wheat ls offered but sparingly, yet the market ll dub; wo nuUco sales of 100 bushels inferior red at 62 83; 110 bushels medium 63 95. Corn-10,000 bushels received; market was better; of wblta there were sales of 8010 bushels at 81 12al 16; 3b00 bushels yellow at 8118a 1 20; ordinary lots brought 8110, and 1000 bushels We ern mixed tl 00.. .Oats-3000 bushels offered; 2200 bush els ? old st 80a83c, Utter light, ltyo-No receipts or sales ; quota 61 40al 16. MOLASSES-Wo uoUco tho salo of a cargo of Cnba AI ni co vs Jo-ouc bilda, 30 tea-at 62c, and quota clayed 15ai6c No stock of other dosciipUoos worthy of nonce in first banda . '. ' ' l'an VISIONS-Are nul el but held firm at last qua ti Ho us. Receipts per rall light and very ll t Ho Western stock o Her ing. Bulk Meats are held at Dall ots for Shoulders and Sides packed. Bacon ls selling at u l alo ct for Shoulders ss to quality for Western and City smoked; rib Sides steady at 12al2X eta; clear rib 12iaalJ.V uta; CmcinuaU sugar cured Hams 16Kal7 eta; uncovered sugar cured ir.;,oto els; largo six not wanted. Lard quiet at 13aI3> eta i ur CUy, and 13 Via 13 s cia for Western. Mesa Pork 03 62a23 75 per bbl. Rtoa-Ia scarce and held firm at Hall;; cfo for Caro lina, and 9Ka9Jt eta for Rangoon. SALT.-Demand 1er lots from dealers moderato, and prices a toady at 83 10x3 20 for fine, and 62 10a2 20 per sack for ground alum; Turk's Island steady at G0sG6o per bushel for lots from store. UuoAXt-Is quiet, aud a abade easier in price. Stock of raw for rennlag very light; no sales. Grocery styles ara in good supply. Wo ropo rt sales of 10 bhda Cubs centri fugal at 12*;c; 140 bbls dodo UXc We quota fair to good refining iu> sio;ic. WMUKKI_Wo hear of no laqu'ry or transactions, but quota held In bond at 35e pet gallen. . ' New York Mtirket. ' MO SET MA UK KT. ? The New York fr mito- Patt ot Thursday, May 23, says : The rumors, though authoritatively contradicted, tho failure of the firm of La Payerro St Brothor, of New Orleans, bare been circulated here this morning, and ua,o una ta pisliu Uta rT>vmtUna depression. This effect has also been suginented by exaggerated state ments or the losses or our dealers In rorolgn exe bango by the suspension of Fraser, Trenholm at Co. This linn lt bcliovad to bavo saaeta to Ute value or three to four millions ol dollars. The starling bills ol exchange afloat are said not to exceed 350,000. Tbs loan market ls easy and on good soctuiUes the rat. s for demand accommodation nu 5 f cont, with ex cepUoual transactions at 4 and 0. Commercial naper ls cara fully scrutinised, sn 4 tb t> t bm pu , ius> Tho accumulation pf capital soo king employment ls large, and aa tho flow of currency ls setting toward this city the money market la likely to work wlib tn creasing si PBODUOB MAUKKT. NE ' YORK, May 23.-Fiona. Ac-The markot for Western and Stats flour U Irregular; the low grades aro 6al0o better and moro acUve, while tho high grades aro dull, heavy and lower. The trades are buying moro freely of common grades. The axion are 0700 bbls at 10 20all 26 for Superflue 8tato i 811 76611 10 lor Extra State ; 812alS 10 for tho low grades of spring weest Western i ztra ; 18 16 all 36 for ihlpping Ohio; 814 4 Oil 5 25 for trad o and family brands of ohio, Michigan, and Indiana, and 616 Ul 18 60 for 8U Louis ex,ras. California flour ta heavy at tlOalO 76. Salas 200 bbls and sarks. Canadian flour la firm, eales of 160 bbls at f 14 Goa 16 15 for the low gr vi os of extra, and 81&25sl7 26 for trade and lalnlly brands. Southern flour ls dun but ute dy. Hales of 125 bbls at t Ktali 66 nor common to fair Baltimore and country ex tras, sod t Wan 60 for trade and family brands. Rye flour ls unchanged. Sales of GOO bbls at 68a9 60. Oom meal ia steady. Sales of 400 bbls at 86 90 for etty and 8: 30 lor brandywine afloat QUAIN-Th wheat market ls firm, but quiet for good quintic , common ari offered freely, and ar* heavy. 'A a denland ls mod ora ta, and la confined to millers. Tho salea aro 400 bushels of choice amber at 63 60; 1000 Imehcls California at 63 60. Barley ls InacUre at upebanged pri es. Os ta are bettor and more activo. The sales are 80,000 bushels. Canadian aro scarce and wanted; western at tt.ja8.se-tho Utter for small lota; auto st92o; southern at Sie. Rye U finn but not very activo. The aale aro 11,000 bushels of \yestarn st tl 76, and stats st i so. - .Corn is decidedly better and moreacUvo. The taloa are 00,000 bushels, chiefly new unsound, at 811 new western mixed at tl Hal 22; old do 81 28al 30, in store, and 61 81K. delivered ; Heathorn wblta at fl 9lal 26. . Pun VISIONS.-Tho dom and for pork has boen li ht, and tho irarkot closes dud. The outside figures of yesterday ara not sus ta Ut eu. iur futuro delivery wa nota HO bbls mess at 821, doublo regular; and 600 bbU do at 823 26, sauer July. , Ibo sales, cash and regular, are 1UO0 blab at t22 for old mats; 122 iS}i M 96 for new do; it tot western prims mess, and 822 SO for city prime mesa. Beef U a trifle moro ac Uro and firm. Balta of 215 bbls at tlGalO for common to fair plain meas; 817a31 for good lo cholo do, and 821s36 for ostra do. Tierce beef U dull and nominally unchanged. Beef ha ma ara moderately ac U TO. Bales of 68 bbU at Ml for Wei Urn. . Out maota are quiet, ^Racon ts steady. Balsa ol 188 boxes abort clear at liff Laid U firmly held and lalriy asUvo. .Sales of 6*0 bbU and tea al il.^s^xo for No 1, 12 a (So for dir, 13iitl8.He for fair to prima steam. Ootrp-Rio ta firm, but Ct* business ls net large. Other kinds are doU. - COTTOK-Owing I thu nou-recclpt of Ibo cable now bo market la very quiet, und prices aro unchanged. Wo iuotu Middling Uplands at 21a'/7>,'c, and do Now Orinan nu Texan al 2K*3 !,c. HAT-Ia lower and heavy. The recolpli aro liberal. Vo quote atc SSal 00 for shipping, and fl 86a3 tor re ell Iou. 1 MOLASSES- Is dull and unchain od Btoe-Ia quiet and unchanged. UuoAjts-llaw sugars are Toes active, but price* are hedy. Salas or Ouba at lorain,, and Uavaua at ll fcc leflnod aro Ann. 1 ALLOW-Tin- msrkct ls quiet but steady. Bales of ,0.000 lbs at ll 3-1 Hal l ".c. WnioaET--Tho market ia Arm al 80c for Woalcrn'ln K>o<t,. _ . .. y ILE io ins-Aro lower. To liverpool, by aloamor, 4000 luahpla euro st 3 wd. To Loudon, by sicamor. S'il bolos ibocso at i'll and '100 bales fana at 40s. A bark from St. lohn to llriatol Channel, with deals, at 02s (kl. ( om rte /nuVpcndenf.] NEW YORK Par Ooons MAUZET-For tbo woek omi ng Tuesday, May 'll_Such a Uoid halt lo tho Dry Jooda trude has not boen witnessed nineo tho rebel guus Ired their first shot al Fort Sumter. Prices are iluwo, lowu, down; and aro going down daily on all descrip tions of goods. Standard domcttio fabrics aro beginning to fool tho proaaurc.aud leas desirable gooda aro in ejected unioat entirely. low prices frigblon rather than tempt buyers. Print* at l'JSc and leaa aro new offorod In all thc lobblug honaer, and tho retailers aro trying lo mako s sousatlon jubilee with these figures in their shop windows. Drown shootings and shirtings are down From l 2o per yard, and closo dull and hoary. Prints aro "panier" "ZJZ.1Z~ :_i go force J sales at ro iuccd prices, llleaobcd gjods aro lower. Irregular, and Dnsottled lu prices. Beat brand* sell moderately. DrlUs n> neglected. Corset Uvui* not much wanted at reduced prices. Sinus* " -... "".*-?"? dull. Denims esk, with taloa only n sinjut iota- linn tod lawns atcady at reduced price* Muslin delaines aro a drugi aol ca suspended, almost entirely, binghams, best stylos, aro lu fair re quest. Cloths aro wanted in small lots for the clothing Irado. Frico* aro steady but low. Job lots bring about hali co t. Cashmeres, new styles, aro wanted in small lota for tho best trade. Kati ur is aro lower and dull. Flannels aro neglected. Carpets were activo for the best stylet; others neglected; price* steady. Foreign goods ara not wanted, sa** ** - ely lea tor best city trade. Surplus goona aro sold tnrocgh tho auction room. Tho largo publie salo of A. T. Stewart At Co. waa satisfactory under tho circumstances. Collections from tho Interior aro not quito a* good. Trad n In all di root! on* ls reported poor, and money moro scarce. Constances per Mouth Carolina ttallroail, ..' .May rio. i m bahia Cotton. 33 biles Yarns, 0 bbla Spirits Turpen tine, 3 cars Old Iron, 3 cars Wood, 1 car Sheep, 1 car Cattle, aud Sundrlos. Ty U H Agent, U W Williams fe Cu, Struct Bro at Co, M ? GoldBtnlin .V Son, J Cosgrove, W W Smith, J Madden, 'Cameron, Barkley at Co. alottot, llucbot & Co, A Calder, J otford At Co, tubbo* & Co, J ll Busoug, Budd ii blake, O Header, J ti J D Kirkpatrick, H Ku, k. Consignee* per Nurthcaalcrn ttllroaad. Slay ti. CS bales Cotton, 331 bbl* Naval Stores, 1 car Stock, boxes and balea Mdzo, ito. To J A Quackoubuah, Ktun daU At Dockcry, O K Pritchott, Mowry At Co, W K llvau li Bischoff Ac Co, Capt A Barret!. J Cosgrove, J D Aiken J Marshall, Jr, Holmes it Stonor, B ii Tyson, E li Hod gon et Co, Adams, Damon A Co, U ll lng rs ham, Adams, Trout ii Co, and Order. Passender*. Per steamship Saragossa, for Now York-Mrs L ll Bay mood and child. Mles Margaret Jonnluga, C Driorson, W DoOmoyor. Mrs A J Mosos, nurso and infant. Mle* E luwoucl. Miss L Dwight, Mrs F J Llppott, Maatar V Dodge, J l'owor, D W kirwin. F Baker, E E Vau Edou, J Hud, M Brannigan, Miss Alice Bailey. Mr* U O Bann. U Ta Ter aud lady, J E Campboll sud lady, Mrs A Smith, Mina Mary Cantwell, W Goldsmith, J Goldsmith, JOB Kavauagb, F S Miller, U Schotlold. J C BandaB, Mrs M Sullivan, Mr* V LiOftua, Miss I. Haig, W Hiiitmauu, Mrs N Isaacs a. d 4 children, J O'connel. T Walder. Hov O D Biko, L A Bevin, T U Collin, ll J M ssenden J Lauroy, J Mci rh h. B llcuko, J Sullivan, W Hoacb, T Garvin, W Saunder , D F.tzpatrick, J Kelly, C Rober, W Fitzgerald, M J Fleming, W J Duseuberry, A J Collingwood, and lo deck. Per atcamahlp Champion, for Now ork-W McLean, ladies aud servant. Miss M Ii Cathrin, Miss Mary Lyon, Mrs Knauer ly, Mrs J W Hpraguo, M H G Loper, O T Dunham, A ti Goodwin, II D Burkott, J J Dolo, O Mailt .-.el. nov J W Colo, ll Colyur, J Wal* , H Solomon, B L Itali, Dr P Pritchard, J W Koro ah rona, H D BouncUieau, A L Fuller, W J Henunit, J Hates and lady. U L Ward, O K lutes, J D Budds, ll A Butl.r and lady, O B Mavin, G C taylor, Mrs O Q Mathewson, Mr* Schwartz, J M Mc Namoo, lady and 3 children. Mia* Schwartz, Miss Carrie Taylor, Mrs J Kenny, Mr Smith sud 3 childi cu, J Bluus aud lady, A U Jones, lady and 3 children. Miss A Jone*, Mrs F Jones, Miss M Joues, A H Doty, 8 S Brown, Rev J P U'Couuoll, E A Barlow, Mr Vandczoo, W M Bird, M C Noyes, J Murdock, J llu wins, U E Frost, Capt F J W I .arum in, J clou mea, W Bain, J J Birch, J MoCready. Capt T J Lock woo J and lady, S Kimono , Bon ll B lihou, Mr DoLorro, K Wieling, S Robertson, and 5 In aleerago. Per steamer W W Frazier, from Editto and HockvlUe J K Pauldlug, Mia Eliza McKee, L Chopin, F G DoFon tatu , 8 J Austou, E AI Wllsun, S F Wcscoat, L K John .on, W E blmoii.i, W Whaloy, J Hopkinson, B 3 Whaltv, Mrs J 8 Peake, and 10 deck. POUT CALENDAR. coanxcTKD WEEELT. I'II AS ES or THE HUON. New M. 'Jd, Oh. 42m. morn I FuU M. IQlh.llb. 34m. even First Q. utb, lb. 17m. mom | Last Q. 26th, 0b. vu, morn Z, j Ll AV * JOKE SDN. msEs. I SETS. 27, Monday_ 2S)Tuoaday_ 291 Wed ti end .iv. J Thursday... 31 Friday. 1 Saturday... 2|Sunday. 4..60 4..GS 4. .66 4..61 3.. 4 4.. 6 6.. 0 MAIilNE NEWS. PORT OP CMARLKSTOfi. Arrived Saturday. Sicamor Planter, Ferguson, Chcraw. 146 bale* Cotton, ato. To Fergnaon A Hohnes. J it J ll Kirkpatrick. Uaw. ry Co, J If BsggoU fe Cc, WP Bali. Arrived Yetterday. Btcamehlp Falcon, Hoed, HalUnioro-left Thursday, P M. Corn and Hdio. To Mordecai at Co, Courtenay A Trenholm. J Mertens, WWI* st Chuolm, D O'Neill At Son*. II Barris, Jeffords A Go, II Bulwlnklo At Co. J Muller, J N Teldeman A Co, W Roach, R E Fennel, J U Graver, H Gerdt* ft Co, J A Quackenbuth, B O'Neill, W E Tilton, J E Ailgcr fe Co, Klinck, Wlckeubcrg fe Co, (1 Graveley. Gen B O Tyler, amber fe Martin, A Tobias' SOD , Welsh fe Harvey, Railroad Agent, J TruaB, J Camp sen A Co, Adama, Damon it Co, G W Steffens A Co, T J Kerr fe Co, F S WilLLvms. Lauroy fe Alexander, T M Ca ter, A J White ii Bob, Revenel fe Barnwell, D Paul fe Co, J A Cook fe Co, J fe J D Kirkpatrick. B Klatlo fe Co, Stan bouse fe Co, Cameron. Barkley fe Co, L HchnoU fe Co, J Uurkamp fe Co, Il Cobla fe Co, and others. Sehr Lizzie L Tapley, Boiklua, New York, T days. Corn. To the Master, U 8 Quartermaster. Btcarnor W W Frazier, Torrent, Kills to and Rockville. Coito I and Mdse. To Jno A Theodore Getty, and other*. Cleared Saturday. Steamship Champion, I>ockwnod )New York-Street Bro* fe Co. Steamship llaragoua, CrowelL 'New York-Bavanel fe Steamship J W Everman, Tuttle; Philadelphia-H F Ba ker fe Co. % Sehr Florencn, Regor . Alloway JPoInt. via Wilmington, N C-W Roach. i ti -S, Behr Helene, Aldon, Washington City, via Georgetown, 8 O-W Roach. ( ? : Went to Be* Hnlordtiy. Slcamahlp Champion, Lockwood, New York. Steamship Saragoata, Oronrelt, New.York. - Br bark Beaman, Doyle, liverpool.' ' ". '. Mint to 6e a Vc ste relay. Steamship J ' liv, rutan, Tui o, Phlladdphia. A . Pres t ala Pcm. j . , Steamship Moneka, Muahman, Hew York, May 38. Behr Mar* E 1 lanka. Stalin, .philadelphia, May 22. Sehr J y Les, Burnell, WilratrjgTOTi, a 0, May 33. '.'"^^s^'ic^^^iV-j -, BchrMalno law, JcihnsOo,' atBoston, May 23. Cleared fur tal* I'ovt. Sehr David Faust, Lord, ot ctr York, May il. ' Behr 8 B Thomas, Arnold. PhilaAelphla, May 33. ' ' J' Hnlleil for thia Fort: The Trypbenla, Barilla , frc i fjyerpooi, Ha/a, . nfc iii oran rt it. The sehr Whitney. Long, from Boston for this port, wa* at NSwport, B 1,- May 22. laos Barr.-Tho Savannah News At Herald of Friday, May tilth, says : One of tbs finest iron snipe that ever visited our traters arrived hore yesterday. She 1* a Bri Um. Y easel, named the Allahabad, commanded by Capt Stevenson, and 1* twenty-two day* from Ouadaloupe, to which port ahe brought a cargo of four hundred and fifty coolies from China, thirteen of whom died on th* paaaage. Her hull, maa:s and spars are all Iron, and hex rigging la composed of wire, fibs ls conti ira od to G Green fe Son, who will load her for either Liverpool or London with cotton. LIST OP VBSSBLS DP, OLEA BED AND SAILED FOB THIS POBT. FOREIGN. LXVEHPOOL. * Ship B 0 Winthrop, Stewart, op.Hay 4 Ship /.mella, Conner, sailed.Marun 36 The Tryphinia, Harding, sailed.May 8 Br bark FlUe do l'Air. Evan*, up.Hay < KxrwroBT, ESQ. Tim J domine. Iloukaway, nailed.April 18 DOMESTIC]. OOSTON. Brig Abner Taylor, Lowell, clear od.Hay 0 The Whitney Long, Hayes, cleared.April SO Bohr Bergen,-, up.May 0 Behr Heine Law, Johnson, up.Hay 33 Kaw Toni. Behr Myrover, Hughoa, cl oared..Hay 16 Sehr B 0 Evans, Hammoud, up.Hay 18 Behr David Faust, Lord, cleared...;.Hay 31 rini.aCET. vim. Behr J N Baker, Adam*, cleared..,.Hay . Behr 8 B Thomas, Arnold, cleared.Hay 93 n A i. r i at HE. Bchr Rhlleh. Hubbard, eleared.Hay IT Behr E J Palmer, Palmer, ap.Hay 31 Behr Tennessee, Creed,np.....Hay 10 Till SUMTER WATCHMAN IB PUBLISHED BYBBY WEDNESDAY, AT BUM TEH, fl. C., by GILBERT fe FLOWr-RB, iToprUtart. st FOUR DOLLARS per anti um. Invariably In advance advertisements Inserted at usual rates. Every style ol Job Printing ezriutei in the nea alvie anil gresley! dlanMch. - M -nn-et tr. THE 0RANGEBUHG NEWS. PBDLI8HED ZYEBY SATURDAY HOBNTMO, AT Grangoburg, 8. O, Tenn* S3 per annum, LU ad vance. During tho spring and rall seasons extra copies of the OatxoxuCRO NEWS will bo circulated for lbs benefit ol our advertizing patron*. Contract Advertisement* Inserted on the most liberal term*. Ad dre** HAMUKL DIBBLE, " . Editor Urangeburg Nowa, lebmary 35_Orangsburg. B ( )A VE G A, YOUNO & Mo KEN Z1E, Ul AMD COLLECTION OFFICE, Nos* 89 aid IO Park Row I3AA0 DA VEG A, 1 QOOTIGB n. TO UH Os_I H SW TO BB CUBA BD L Mon Win , I AVINO 8UOOH.ADMD IVTHF ionia CIN OBUS* TION UUS1HK88 of Muna BIUHDif, FUTS* fe fLANDKBo, WI will tltend the eoDoeai el pitt dna and maturing elidxtt* throochcml IfeaTTlnlSj '%lf*TM^*T8d ffOB ALL UJt BT T T, .-rt; . . 867. Sil DR WIS IIA VIC NOW IN STO NEW AND GI HINTS, BLEACHED AND DROWN GOODS, 12Ju PRINTED MUSLIN, CAJ Villi HUE FINEST SELECTION OF WHITE GOODS AND I L AND AT TRICES THAT CANNOT FAIL TO PLEAS C IT Y 1 E OFFER, FOR A FEW DAYS. A SPECIAL AND BEA A fresh supply of UUIHIK received hy every Steamer. Partien who wish cheap Ooods will p celo exauiluu uur SI E. SCOT' No. 229 Ki Noxt to Adgor'H I>uil<liiig, oppo.s March 'J3 DRUGS, CHEMICALS, ETC. SARATOGA 'EXCELSIOR" SPUING1 WATER. rHE WATER OF Tills BFRINO IS UKI.IKY IT) TO be unequalled by thal of any oilier lu tho far-famed alloy of baratura Hs virtues oro such aa bare sccurcc I tho high oncoruluine ol all who bava used II, posscss. ng, ss lt does, In on omiacut degree, cathartic, diuretic, Iterativo and tonio qualities. From 8AMUEL Ii KN KY DICKSON, BI. D., Profcasoi 'ractiru ot Physic, Joilors'in Medical College, Tiltia lolphio, formerly ol Charleston ,S. C. PSIUIICIJ'UU, November lfi, 1805. luivo been pore year or mun paat in tho habit ol oking tile water of tho "Excolalur" Spring ot Saratoga. Iccuitomcd during tho groat portion or my luvalid lile o uso tho different waters of thu suversl fountains whlcu Mil up oloug that remarkable valley, d pendent. Indeed, tpon thom lor much of tho comfort 1 enjoy, 1 am utiv tod thal tho Excelsior Water is os well adapted es any ithor among thora, it not moro lu, to tho purpoxcH lor hieb tboy oro generally employed. lt is very tuirccablo, itrouKly Inipruguatcd wit!' too carbonic acid, lively and rparkllng. * * * I can hearuly and conscientiously DCommcud lt to all who ttood a cutio catbar'ic aim UureUc. SAMUEL HENRY DICKSON, D. Tho Water IR put np In Tint nu I Quart bob Bud lacked In good order for Bblppiug, Tints lu c.. j.e.- ol out dozen oacb, and Quarts lu Doxu3 of iwu dozou cash BOLD AT WHOLESALE OT GOODRil, WINEM & % [niportcrs anti Wholesale Druggists, No. 163 Jllii:TIMI M lt I .I I', ' * OPPOSITE CllAltLXSTON HOTEL. DOWIE & MOISE, No. 161 MEETING STREET, OppcslU) Cbarloalon Hotel. And for salo by Drat class Druggists aud HotoU. January 12 limo fSUFOS CDRAKDI DIFFER NOX IN ANNUM RODRIGUES FULMOWt ELIXIR SPECIFIC FOR THE ODRE OP.CONSVMPllOS, TAINS IN THE CHEST AND-SIDES, -DIFFICULTY I BREATH INO, DRONCBTTTB, CATARRH, ASTHMA, COUUHS, HEMORRHAGE, ana all atTcctlous of tho Lunns. Thia great jv vyrifyer ta offc red to the publia, that all who will avail thom.elvos of Its rc in odis! powor may be bcneBlted. It only requires a fair trial to confirm Its invaluable agency tn dUTustng through each cbaunal of the human urbanization a rosloicd Tllallty. It Invigorates and om* bues the Lunga with h. al th ful elasticity ; restores warm tl), which la their oaaentlal clement; rouse the alugglah v a tela Into activity; heals the ailee tod lobes; purifica and tnricbea Ibo blood; regulates the circulation; Indiiocs Cree and easy respiration, and expel , through ll adnu ti Lal ration, each and every concomitant disorder pre Lent in ibo milady recognized aa Consumption, and hitherto iee tn ed hopeless and Incurable. This compound I perfectly safe, poss casing m'.ther ?arcotic nor emetic properties, which unfortunately are ilwaja employed a essentials in every preparation for Cough or Lung affection-a m ls lake which too of,un ts Ila irritating and debilitating consequences, only con. lucas to mach general derangement of tho yetem, de itroylng appetite and creating an injurious nervous ex aminent, augmenting anile ring with frequent fatal re sults. Under the Influence of this approved and Invaluable 9peciHa the mort distressing Cough yields, difficulty In reading *n<l pain and. aorenee! aubalde, hemorrhage la arvoated, and health and strength re-established. PRICE SOB SINGLE BOTTLE tl.M. Sold by the Proprietor, northwest corner SOCIETY AND MEETING STREETS, and Ibo principal Druggists. April a _ ly OLD RIP VAN AVINKLH OIN. GOLD MEDAL SHERRY, POET AND MADEIRA, "HARVEST BOURBON, WHEAT NUTRIENT, OLD HOMESTEAD RYE. IN ADDITION TO OUR BUSINESS OF BELLINO WINES, etc, in original package , and in order to Insure to consumers Pure Liquor In a compact and con venient form, we commenced tbs enterprise of bottling nd packing la case our wall known wines, Brandice, Whiskies, LC, snd have sent, thom out lu a style that would preclude the possibility of their being tampered with before reaching tbs porahaaer. The general appre ciation and gratifying success that bia rewarded our efforts bu encouraged ni to maintain tho standard aa re jarda quality, also lo make Increased effort* to retain tho confidence nd patronage which haa boon eo hborally be llowed nbon tut, ..DINING ER li CO., Kn tat, Uah od 177 H.] Im po i tera ot Wines, Ac, j J No. 10 Beaver street, New York. ...Tho'ab vi popular good re fiat up in cases contain, lng one dozen bottle each, and are sold by all prominent Druggists, O rocera, Ac Opinion of tiir Pres . The nama of Blningor st Co., No. IS Beaver treat, ls a ru ran tee of tho exact and litoral truth of wt tove.- they represent.- Ar. Y. tv m. Adeerfucr. . The Importing hons of Binioger A Co., No. 15 Bearer itroet, la conducted upon principles of Integrity, fairnea ind the nighest honor.-Jv. Y. Evening Kxyrut. GOODRICH, W1NEMAN & CO.. N 153 MEETING STREET, Opposite Charleston Ho'. DOWIE & MOISE, SUCCESSORS TO KINO V CASSI UK Y, . No. 151 MEETINQ STBEET, Wholesale Agents, Charloaton, 8. a January SO_ w fm 6m oe AMERICAN LEAD PENCIL COMPANY, NEW YORK. Factory, Huttsou City, N. J. rVHOLESALESfVLES ROOM NO. at JOHN HT II Kiel', Ai E11V Y OH Ii. ALL STYLES AND ORAD ES OF LEAD PENCIL- [ of superior quality aro manufacturad ead offered at fair terms to tho Trade. Tho publio aro Invited . lo give the AMERICAN LEAD PENCIL th pre I terence. THE PENCILS ARB TO BB HAD AT ALL THE I PRINCIPAL STATIONERS AND NJ i ION DEALERS. ABB. POB THE "AMERICAN LEAD VIWOIX. " xxsnat ovtAXh < SHEFFIELD SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL. 1 Extunat carno DEraaruzirr, YAL COLLXOE, November IS, 18C0. > I havo always rocero rn elided (he Faber Tolygrade .cad Ten olia as tho only pet) rib, it tod for both oma men al and mathematical drawl ug; but, after a thorough rial of th American Tolygrado Load Pencils, man* ifactured by tba American Lead Pencil Company, New erk. I find them superior-'lo any pencil In use, even to be y ber or tho Old English Timberland Load, l'en cl), leg a upertor pencil for ketching, ornamental and mchinlral drawing, nd ll tho ordinary unca of a lead oneil. Those pencils are very finoly gradod and havo a very mooth lead; oven tko softcat pencil bold the point well; bay are all that can bo doored In pencil. It sive me r M pleasure lo be hie to sure Americans thal they ru) no longer ba compelled to depend upon Germany or ny other foreign mallet for pane'ls. LOUIS BAIL, Professor cf Drawing, Ac lix rx* etta sj rr axer SDI . Bf "AMERICAN LEAD PENCIL 00. N. T> Non genuine wi thoa t ie exact name of the firm i wk to lt. Brno December 1J THE TRIWEEKLY NEWS,' PUBU8H33> Di WTNN8BOBO' 8. C., AFFORDS A L ^rtroflbiblo medium for the advertising publie ol YT* respectfully SoUdt lb dr patron^ for OUT mutual io G AI LL. HO, ora ron TES k WILLIAMS. November ll 7. if m. niC TUR FOLLOWING! HEAP GOODS, ., 10a, 20?. lltltlC! lllUJXIANlH. OH?AN?IK?, LAWN AND QRKNADINES O, IOHIEUY, OF EVERY DKBORIlTION. YET OFFERED IE. il a r> ? . UTD7UL LOT OF DIUSsH OOODS, AT 2?C. PEU Y AHO Lock boforo purchasing ulacwhuro. r & co., mg Street, Ito Grillier & Slurihi'n Grocery. DRU GS, C H EMC ALS, ETC. HliHIU . 81BilLIBD8 ITKANTUU. BUMl'UREYB' liii.UfKtuwi UM M'ltciUCN HAVE FHOYED. FROM TIIE MO.HT AMPLE EXPB Bl KNOE, an antlro tucca?? : Hirni>lo?Prompt?Km Heut and Rollaule. They are ttia only tnudlclnea per eotly adapted to popular nur??bo atmi.lo that mietetet januul ho matte tu ualug thorn; ao harmless aa to b* roe from danger, and ao efhr.le.nt aa to be always relia ?le. Th. y bave raised the blghoat commendation from dl, and will always render satisfaction. Oeuts lo. 1, onrce Fevers, Congestion, Inflammations.. 31 " 3, ' W?rme Worm-Fevor, Worm-Colo.. " I, " Cry Infi Colic, or Teething of In fanta. ?, Diarrhoea ol Children or Adults.... It " 8, " Dysentery, (Irlplug, Uilloua Cello... 0, " Choices Morbus, Nausen, Yoinit log... Is ' 7, ? Coughs. Colds, Drouchltls. H, " N?urtslula, Toutha<:bo, Face-ache., a, " Ileiiitnclics.filek n*adacbo,:Vcrtlgo.. ' ID, " u> .|tt |i.h>, Itlllona Stomach. " 11, " Sumircsacd, or l'aiutnl Periods. " lit, " White), too profuse porlods. 13, Croup, Cough, Dlinuult Btcetblng.. " 14, ss Salt Itliciini, Erie putts, Eruptions. " ' i, ? IlhenmatltiM, Itliounittio Pants... " Ifi, '*. l ever anil Ague, ut.lll Fever, Aguos. K ' 17, ' Piles, Blind or UloeUlug. 80 ' IB, " Uuthaltuy, and Bore ur Weak Eyes. SO " 19, " Calff-'li, Acute ur Chronic, Influ onia. " 30, " Whooping; t'ongh, Violent Coughs ft " ai, Asthma, Oppressed lircatbuig. ft' " 13, Kar Dlacltar|{ce, Impaired Bear ing. 'ib, Scrofula, Enlarged (Hands, Swell ing. " 31, " Oenerai Debility, Physical Woakuoae SO ? 'jt, si l)ro|iay snd Beauty Bocretlone. M " 30, " Sea Sickness. Sickness from Bid ing. Kl 37, " Kluney Disease, Gravel. 10 si Jjj, w Nervous Uelilltty, Benilual Emis sions, Involuntary -'Jlscnarget.1.0b " 30, " Bore Mouth, Canter. " KJ, L'rlnnry Incontinence, Watting Bed. " 81, " PaLufuf. Periods, even with - Bpestr i. ev " 83, " SufreT.rtfia at Change of Lie.1.00 83, " K.rilUpsy, Hpaams, e*t- Vitus* Dance. 1.00 Si, Diptherla, Ulcerated Bore Troat.... 80 FAMILY CASKS. IBvlati, morocco case and book.IHM*.' 10 large vtala, in morocco, aud book. o.oi 10 large vtale, plalu case, aud book. B.0t> 18 boxea (Nos. 1 to 16), aud book. 8.K H-.TKUn.MlY fsPKUIFICB. Han or any cases, 10 vials.tlO.Oti ilngle vials, with direction!. 1.00 sT?rTbeao remedies, by tho case or single box, art rent to any part of tho country, by Mall or Express, free if obargo, on receipt of tho price, Addreaa HUMPHREYS' 8PE0IFI0 HOM OFATUIO UEOIOINE COMPANY, Office and Depot No. 603 Broadway, Now York. Dr. lluMriinr.r,' la con united tlally at his ofBuc, per tonally or by l?tter. aa above, for alt forms of disease. UOWIE At MOISE. Wbolcaalo Agents. No. 1S1 Meeting street, Oppotlto Charleston Hotel. W. A. H ii iii N K. A. .V . KCKKbAlU, Retail Agents, No. 381 KINUMTHUKT. <tb door sbove Marknt-at, Aortl 10 oiwftlmo fiino (JbsrlesUin. B. C "A amlle was ou her Up?beatth was In bar look strength was In her step, and In her Lands?Px-lSTA nos llirnrua." S. T.-1860-X. A few bottles ol Pulxtatioh lirz-rxns Will ours Nervoua Headache. ' Oold Extremities and Feverish Lips. 11 Hour Stomach and Fetid lireath. " Flatulency and Indlgeauon. ' Nervous Affections. ? Excessive Fatigue and Short Broath. ? Pain over the Eyes. " Mental Despondency. " PTostrstlim; Great Weakness. Sallow Complexion, Woak bowels, Aa Which are tho ovldaucra of LIVLH COMPLAINT AND DYSPEPSIA. II la estimated that seven-tenths of all adult ailments proceed from a deeeaaed and torpid liver. The biliary sooretlona of the llvor overflowing Into the stomach poi son the entire system and exhibit the above symptoms. After long research, we are ablo to present the most remarkable core for those horrid nightmare diseases, the world haa ever produced. Within one year over alx hundred and forty thonaand persona have taken the Plantai ion Brrriu, and not an instance of oom plaint haa oome to our knowledgel It la a most effectual tonlo and aflrceable stimulas i suited to all conditions of Ufa. The reports that It relies upon mineral sobitanoes fo Its active properties, are wholly false. For the satis faction of the pnbttc,. and that -patients may consul their physicians, wt appeud a list of Its components, OaLIsaVa- Inns.? celebrated tor over two hundred rears In the trealrmrat of Fever and Ague, Dyspepsia, Woakneaa, etc. It was tntrodused Into Europe by the Countt at, wife of tha Viceroy at Pern, In 1810, and afterwards sold by the Jesuits for lAr enomunu pries of its oum tsWffAl in t?oer, ondar the name of Jesuit s few der?, aud was Anally made pobllo by Louie XVI, Elng ol France, Humboldt makes especial referenoe to Its fsbrlfogo qnalltlea dqrlng bit Boulh American travels, Casoasilla Bads?For .diarrhoea, colio anddiasaaes ci the stomach and bowels. DssnauoH?For Inflammation of the loins and drop leal affections. Ckamomilx Ftvowxas?For enfeebled digestion. Lavsudbji Ftowaaa?Anus at in. stimulant and tonle? highly luvlgoraunK in uervoua dobilltv. WrwrxBoarxM?For scroraie. rbenmatlim, eto. Asiax?An aroma tin carminative; creating flesh, muscle and milk; much need by mothers uarelng. Also, olove-budi, orange, carraway, ooriander, anake cot, eto. 8. T.~1860,~X. Another wonderful lngrsdleut, of great uae among the bpanlah ladies of Sooth America, Imparting beauty to the oomplexlon and hrilllanoy to the mind. Is yet un known to the oomineroe of the world, and we withhold tu name for the present. XMPOBTANT CERTIFICATES. BoontsTtra, N. Y , Dooeniber 28, 1881. Hecjra. P. H. Diu is A Oo.?I have been a great s of ferer from Dyspepsia for three or four years, and bad to abandon my profession. About three months ago I Died tho Plantation Bitters, and to my great Joy I am now nearly a well maa. I have reoommended them in save cal oases, and, aa tar aa 1 know,- alwaya with signal benefit. I am, respectfully yours. Bev. J. S. OATUOBN. PttlLAnsrurnu, 10lh Month, 17th Dsy, 1883. Uksfxotkd Faixso:?My daughter haa been much benefllted by the use ol thy Piautatton Bitters. Thon wilt tend roe two bottles more. Thy friend, ABA c tJlllUN, BnsnatAH Houbb. OmoAOo, 111., I February 11,1888. I Musas. P. H. Basas A Co.:?Flesjso oead ..a anothi twelve cases of yonr Plantation Hitter*. Aa a morning appetiser, they appear to nave superseded everything else, and are greatly esteemed. Yours, Ate.. OAQE St WAITB. Arrangements are. now oonipleted to supply any de mand for Uda article, which has nst heretofore been possible. The public may rest assured that In no ease will the perfectly pure standard ol the Pz-amtatioh DtrrxBS be departed from. Korr y bottle bears tAe fae-timiU of our Signatur* on a steel plate enbraving, or ti cannot be ?tn BSSSSt, Any perion pretending to seit 1'i.aktatioh BtTTSas in bulk or by t\e gallon, is ? tvnndtrr and itnpotter. heuart of refilled boUUs. .Sri thai our. rViriUe Stamp is Usraro nuTito over every cor it. Bold by all Drugglsu, Orooenand Dealers throughout the country. P. H. DBAKB ft CO., New York. ASTROLOGY. tub world iswhed - at TUB wo>TDr.nrnr. i i - turioNn MADE BY THE QBEAT ABTHOLOOIST, Madame H. A. PERRIQO. SHE BEV ALS SECRETS NO MORTAL EVER ENEW. .Bbe restores to happiness those who, from doleful events, catastrophes, croates in love, loss of relations and friends, loss of money, he, have become despondent. She bringt together tboao long separated, gives Informa tion concuming absent friends or lovers, restores lost or atoien property, tell* yon the business you are beat qualified to pursue su J in what ypu will bo most success ful, aauseaspecdymarrlsgts,add tolls yon the vory day you will marry, gives you tha names, likeness and char aclorlaUr? of tho person. She reads your Vory thoughts, and by her almost aupornatuit! powers, travails the dark and hidden mysteries of tho future. From the start wo eoe in the firmament?the. m slope, stars that overcome or predominate m the ccridguration?from the aspects and petitions of tho planet* and the fixed stars In tho heaven* at tho time ol birth, the deduoet the future destiny of man. Fall not, to consult the greatest Astrologist on earth. It ooets yoa but S tr?lc, and yon may never again have ao favorable sn opportunity, Consultation reo, with likenoss and all dwlrtd Lnlarmatloxi, SI. Partlatllvtng at a tilt tance can consult the Madame by mall with equal safely and satisfaction to themaettca, as If In person. A full and explicit chart, written out, with all Inquiries an swered and likeness enclosed, etat by mall on receipt of price above mentioned. The strictest sec rosy will bs maintained, and all correspondence return ad or destroy ed. References of the sigheil order furnished those de anring them. - Write plainly tha day of. the month and gear Tn which you were born, sjssjpttajtj a small lock ol Address, . Haolsrc O. A. FETlRIGO P. 0,. Daawxa 3?9, Etmtuo, N. Y. March 30 _.. . 1] r?Htos- ?: Aca-israa^fV. ' ncronTXi ajiti i, ULta ssj j sftmst tll.SS.ISsHCttrrtsss TJtMatt, AttSj., ttStv, ATM. IX A &d ?BJULVrV/C?-?T.. OrJ-l &MOJULAI .1. (III ICK BRI M. A. SONS, ESTABLISHED 1823, MANUFACTURERS OP Grand, Sauare, And UDritrht PIANO FORTE , WARE-ROOM NO. 652 BPQHw** NEW 1 -o CHICKERINO & SONS' Grand, Sqoaro and Upright PIANO-FORTES ABB NOW. AB TH ET tv h H HAVE BEE*, OOH BIDEBED the beal tu America, harlan bean awarded SIXTY-FIVE! t-tUZt .T1KIIALH, Of whlob fourteen wore reooivod tn tba month! of Bep totntxir and October, lues, and first premiums over all competitors at the dureront principal Fairs In this coon try, and the ruiz i: MEDAL at the WORLD'S FAIR, LONDON. THAI,UK IK.'.S OPINION. I consldor Oblckorlng A Bona' Pianos, beyond oom. partion, tho boat I bare seen In Autorice. 8. TH A MIKn< , Chairman of Jury on Musical Inatrnmen < t GARD. Itls with feelings of pride aa A tn ort can manufacturers that we pobliah the following leetlmuuiala, which haye been root iv od by us recently: KUROPEAH TESTIMONIAL.!), Iteoeiv d during the month of August, 1866. Lo Noon. Joly 28, 188T. Hasans. CmcitsuiNo A Bo HS- Gouts: I have rn ooh pleasure In enclosing a document signed by the first composers, musicians and professors in Europe. I hold your Pianos In such high eallmaUou (Dide my oerlin ea te) that I fait lt my dnly to take one of thom with me to Europe, to ascertain the opinion ot my profeaslonal brethren. Tho enclosed certificate will prove how unanimous they have been ou tho subject. I beg to forward, at the samo lime, a latter I received from my friend, Air. Collard, which I am surs must be gratify ing to you. I have tho houor to be, geutlemen, yours very truly, J AM Eil M. WKin.l, Lo uno , January lt, IMA Jana Af. WiMi, Sta. : MT DEAS. 8xn; I have great pleasure In asking youlo eouvey to atesara. Ohlekering the ex pre sion of my highest approval of their Instrument. It ls, I consider, not merely the best instrument of American manufac ture that I bave tried, bat oue of the finest Grand Piano fortes thai bas over come uuder my .diner vat lou ; and tho Messrs. ChlckerliiR nisy woll be proud of having turned out from their mauufaclory an Instrument which, for touch, quality, sower and workmanship, lt would bo very difficult to surpass In any part of tho wide world. Dear slr, very sincerely yours, OHAS. D. COLLARD, firm of Collard A Collard, Plaua-forta Manufacturers, London. LOUDON, August 22, mea, lama ti. tTlMf, Ipf..1 MT Daaa Bin; Aa jon are going back to tbs United Blatas, I must beg you to remember ms kindly to the Mesara, Ohlekering. Toll them I waa delighted with their Grand Plano-forio-ot good an inttrvnent, I think at vat ever turnea eut, teta in loucA a nd Ur ', Wishing you, Ac., I remain ever ti dy. ll F. BROaDWOOD, Firm of I. Broadwood li Bona, Piano-forte Man oise tarers, London. LOUDON, Joly 30, 1886. Af ir j. Ckickering 4 Som: OXMCTS: I have Just boen lav liol by Messrs. Ooiiard to try a Grand Plane-forte manufactured by you, aud I have no hesitation In endorsing the opinion of my old friend, Ur. O. D. Collard, via: That lt U the Au eat In. strum en 11 over played oe. Be Revs me, gentlemen, meal faithfully yours, J. L. HATTON. TYtftmcmtaif from tkt nott dxitinguitked Arlittt in urosi to it urn. L'A ici CT in g di Som: ULovDOW. July 28, 188 . o-forto made by Messrs. Ohlekering A Bona, of Boston and Kew Fork, I have much pleasure in testifying to Its general excel Kn ce. For sweetness sod briUlenoy of tone, d ri i cany of touch and magnificent power for concert purposes,! oonaider lt a really (laxan Fiavo-roara. awn D aero rn LT TOB BUT 1 Bava SUN OF Auaaioax MaMovaoroaa. ARABELLA (ililli) ARU. Ul (ILO BEGONDL G. A. OSBABNE. ALFRED J A ELU W. KUI!E. L1ND8AV BJLOPEB. JULES BENEDICT. J. M 80HELE.1, M. W. BALFE. ProL of Conservatoire de CHAS. HALLE. Lelioxg. URI N LE Y BICHARDB. a AUTHUR ll H APPEL. RENE KAYA lu, Kit. Director of Monday Con "SYDNEY SMITH. certs, London. Among the chief points of excellence of the OUcksr l ig Pianos, of which speak the renowned artlala in their congratulatory teaUmanlala to tbs Messrs. Ohlekering, are the greatest possible depth, richness and volume of tone, combined with a rare brilliancy, clearness and perfect evenness throughout tbs entire seals; and, above ali, a surprising duration of sound, the pure and sympathetio quality ot which never changea nuder the most delicate or powerful touch. During the past forty-three years this firm has manu* MUM 80,000 PLANOS, In the construction of which they hare Introduced every known and valuable Improvement- They have invaria bly been selected and used by all of tba world's <at> knovledged groat artista who hara visited this oona try profeaslonally, both for private and pnbUo nae. TIIALBKRQ. I consider Ohlekering k Sens' Pianos, beyond com parison, the best I bave ever seen In America. aOTT8CHAI,ll. I oonaider Ohlekering k Boni' Planos superior to any In the world. Thoy are unrivalled for their singing qualities and far the harmonious roundness of their tons. There ls a perfect homogeneity throughoat all tba registers. - 'The opper notes are remarkable for a olaarneas and purity whlob I do no! find ID any other Instrument, while the base ls dUUnguiahod for power without hara annes, and for a magnificent sonority, WBHLI. Tour Pianos aro superior to any I have arar esta ia this country or In Europe. Ibarra never htard a tone so perfect; lt j lalds erverr expression that te' needed In ramie, and tts quality ls osjiable of cha.'.', io meet avery sentiment. This ls a rare power, ano is derived from the ps rf oct purity ol lu tone, together with He sympethstlo. alas tl a and well balanoad touch. 1 * 'OZIfANBKl. During the past elgi.. years I have constantly played upon the Justly oeleb lated Rrard Pianos j yours are the only Instruments that I pave found, atibar hrrs or in Europe, to equal them In all their points of excellence. It may ba aaAlafaclory to onr patrons and friends among the pubUo at larga to stale that ttatimonlris hara been received from all lbs leading artists who have visited or are now residing in the United tea, a few of whose names, besides thoo* above, we aunen di LEO. nat MEYER. I GUSTAV BATTSB. ALF ll mi J A EL. J, BKNttniOT. H. i ANDERSON. M. BTOAEDMOH. B, HOFFMAN. I JULL1EK. AUTHUR NAPOLEON, And many others. JO- ILLUSTRATED ALBUMS AND PBICI LISTO BENT BY MAIL. WARE-ROOMS, No. 652 Broadway, NEW YORK. HENRY 3 EGL1NG, Air't OjKAK LiESTON 8. O