The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, May 30, 1867, Image 4
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A LOST coono.
Boated in if lb? at tho organ.-' I Xl
I wu weary ?nil ?I at raso.
Ami my Ongera wandered Idly
Over ll?, nobiy keys. '
?*. ?.a?* ff
l " ? know ntrt what] waa playing,
Or what t waa dreaming then ;
And I ? truck one chord ni music,
Liko tho sound of a great Anion.
It flooded tho eritOHtm twilight,
Llko tho clos? of an nugclV psalm,
A u l lt Lay on my fevered Hpirit t
With A touch vf indulto calm.
It quioted p.n ii and sorrow,
Like love overcoming strife;
It nc .VIKKI the harmonious ccLo
From our discordant life.
It linked all perplexed meanie;; i
Into one perfect peace.
And trembled away iuto silence
Aa U lt wore loth to cease.
I havo sought, bul I Feck it vainly,
i'bot ono Iud chord divine.
That came from tho soul of tho organ,
And entered Into mino.
II maybe that death's bright angel
Will speak lu that ehonl again,
lt may bo that only lu heaven
I shall hoar that'grand Amen.
.lil, on/- A. I'roctur.
ll KKK VI' TOI'KS.
Tnt; CABLE ann ounce.! thc death of Sir Au cm HA LD
ALISON, tho well-known Scotch historian. Thu
deceased waa boru at Kouloy, December 21), 1702.
Artur Htmlvin.i: at tho University or Kdiuburgh, he
tva?, in 1814,"admitted to tho Scotch har. In 1822
ho won appointed Uoputy Advocate, and in 1831
Sheriff af Lon ark.nl lire, ono of tho moat region ni?
bil! judicial situations in Bcotlarid. ALISON was an
ardent'acUioreut Of tho Tory party, and a violont
oppooout ot Uio.llororm mo vom ont, nod ho waa, un
that acuuuut, raiaod in 1833 by tho Dorby Ministry
to u Ha ru ti ut ey. Tho. reputation of ALISON as n
writer loats chiefly ott ilia largo work, entitled,
"History of Europe from 1789 tJ tho itoatoration
of thc B??rbons ia 1816 (London, 1833 '50, 20 vols.;
8.h edit. 1853"). Thia work,. though strongly
colorod by tho political viowa of the author, ob?
tained ' a largo circulation on account of tho
fullness uud tho acuuraoy of ita information
of tho interesting period of wh'nh it treats, omi it
waa translated into nearly all tho languages of
Earopo, and into Arabic. It was followed hy a
"History of Europe front tho Fall of Napoleon lo
tho accusslon of Louis Kipoloon" (Loudon, 1852).
ALISON oleo wrote a "Life of tho li uko of Marl?
borough." several works on Scotch laws, and in do?
ro nco of a i H ot ec ti vc KV stem, and against frc
trade, lld waa tho moat ultra conservative or
prominent modern willora, and nc vor could gel
himself'to ' look upon tho Unit NAPOLEON in any
other light than that of bitter party prejudice,"
auch au was unfortunately perpetuated in Sir WAL?
TE n SCOTT'S "Lifo ol Napuluon." ALISON'S prcju
dicea lcd him to say that J A HES WAS tho flint novel?
ist In England, and thin ut a limo when UULWEU,
DICKENS hud TIIACREOAT ol 'ctr fled tho reading
'world with thi.ii brilliant productions.
ThoIMcbmond Hines of Monday, rovie wing lix.
CiiiEtuo":, mimi action, and hin bold and defiant,
courao with li l u radioil opponents, says : "HKNH?
w.vnu Ituvcmiu Uit.l tho . experiment of being
humano,magnanimous and generous, last sum?
mer, bul hlfti?iiud hy tho clamors or tho malignant
iusoatnlAvho tried to so.ro HoiiAci;, hu retreated
into iii" lllthy kennels of. tho blood-hounds bf Zion,
nu I united with' them in abusing thc Southern peo?
ple. Hui con-ardicu stripped him uf nil claims lu
respect, and ho waa beaten out ot his bootu for
tho ConvuiiUou tho tither day, mid is. now playing
second fiddle to BVLVAKTJR Conn, Jr., nit a writorot
tonth-ratp. novels for tho "New Xurk Ij?iUjvr. Mr.
H CN uv . J.. HAVMOSP. a journalist of groat talents',
and n man o ability and eloquence, had a splendid
chance, to achieve greatness, but ho waa frighten?
ed emt of his wita hy tho li I tlc scaups who tried to
bully GBEKLE-Y, and has becpino' a nonentity. Wo
congrat?lalo .Mr. (lu mu.KY upon,his splendid. vic?
tory, and rojc}ico[tL?iii({ 5ias utterly overwhelmed
his adversaries wi th .ridicule. and made the/lli thu
iaughing su>dU bl ?U ?Wtl?s?'< I VE ?? .
TOE ?OLLOWINO very souaiblo admonition from
eno of ll'ic nhl,Mt mid moat distinguished. Hunker.,
and public men' iii Europe, is miniirubly adapted
just now tu t)i i ii hj^tiiuo. Jon N: , g \n,\r.r, edi.i., ?ii
his late lya^Jfj-l A'djJ{??sUjcioro ihe; iSrlvccsity
of St. Andrews, Bay*:- "Let not any ono pacify his
consciouco by tho deludion that hu can do no hnnti
if ho. takes no. part and. .forms no upi mon. Had
men need nothing muru''to compass 'their ends
than that)K??diiucii should look on and do noth?
ing. Uo is not a good mau who, without protest,
ollowB wrong tobo committed iii In's name, and
with tho tnqnutrwbioh hp helps to supply, bocauao
ho Will mri trouble hu I.M.JI' to USO his in md un (llb
subject," This.ahbu'd b-j a suAiaiout answer to all
our disappointed and "disgusted" politicians and
priv?lo ejtjzraB, ivhoiii no daily hear exclaiming:
"I am no'tng'to mind my own business, and shall''
LO vcr cast nnothcr vole as long, 'ns I li ve, 7 Those
things ought yo todo, bill not leav e these undone.
Fonlii>3A.- Wo aro not suro thal ail. our readers
la.nw precisely uhr-re thal beautiful island la hitu
ated. Formosa ?a nu island ip tho China Sea, Uar-'
ing an o?i^;u?'L\?OO fiiuure nilled, Thin lesson in
geogroiiliyisVo giyo at this timo because ive soc
that tho United Staffa gnnlwat .4pAu(!?pf baa bom-,
barded n town in thu island of Formosa, because
tho natives had murdered tho shipwrecked crew
nf the Wirk-jui Jyrlj^fodi)-. .Tilt? Mo*?yprk',i7tt>*
aft! can? f\io a?ofition of Mr."HEWA?D to lins inci?
dent. IL muy af lu rd him au opportunity to hones
tho island of Formosn, cither by conquest.or pur?
chase lt i? a' rieb and beautiful island in tho
China Sea, right iu the track of tho steam commu?
nication wo1 atc' opening with the Flowery King?
dom, and hos any number of coaling stations and
other advantages.
BOSTON EMULOUB of thu glory of Ootham, in
having lier'May Anniversaries, is gottiiig upa
" big show" of her own, in the same lino. An ex?
change aomowhal" Irreverently remarks : To roako
tho show attractive, they have op'parontly entrnsl
od tho mnutigciiiont i of tho in on age ri o of wild fe-'
ligiona enthusiasts, dinning dervishes ..and fanil
i cn, to Mr. li.u-.su lt, ul IOHO nplendid genius lias
buggestcd''''a freo religious uieoting'.' upon tho
plan ot that .famous " Happy Family" which Was
roasted when bin m ouin was burnt. In this
Cunventioj) nil Um '"IUdioal religions- Hoots which
havo existed outside of tho organized religious de?
nominations, aro invited to appear and give voico
to thoir-pocrdlsr Ideas." Thus runs thu invitation,
and tho'. ',' confusion oi tongues" will eclipso alt
which wo rood of that polyglot din of different
bingo -:;'.-, wblCli suspended tho erection of tho
Toner ot. Baboi. Wc think that t her - aro not Ibis
than two or three hundred of the:.,- " italie il r?
llgious sects"; in Uie United States, mid they aro
tho most''intolerant, ui?rcilefs, loud-moiithod,
i anUuikcroas fanatics on carib. .
Turkoy would seem to bo in a ,bad .. ay. A cor?
respondent writing from Constantinople to tho
Now York Tribune says : "A careful statement of
thu duht ot Turkey hos Just boon inodo from trust?
worthy da a, which is of interost. It appears that
tho roroi^n fuiiuod doh: of ?(19,112,270, tho charge
upon which, including interest and Milking fund,
is abuut 1^,000,000. iii J funded homo debt,
nionoy borrowed in Oalata, and annuities costa
about ?500,000 a voir. Tliis chargo of ?5,600,000
docs not Includo thu interost guatmitcud to two or
Ihreo railroads, nor tho intcrust, generally 25 per
cont., paid un short loons from timo to time;
?4X1,000,000 would perhaps cover all tho charges
for debt. Tho largest revenue over in-cured fell
abort of ?14,000,000, and or tlds sum ?5,?O0,000 wes
extended in tho provinces, and novar reached
Constantinople at all. This leaves ?3,000,000
only for tho current expenses of tho Govern?
ment, and cf this sum tho Sultan rocoives for
private expenses ?1,085,400. Probably ho actually
rocoivos moro than this, but th:s amount is
acknowledged. This loaves loss than ?2,000,000 to
supply thu civil ncrT.'cc, in which lhere aro 40,000
employes, tho army and Ibo navy, to pay any suoh
extra bills as, that for putting down tho insurrec?
tion In Crete. Tho average annual deficit for
twelve years past has boon about ?o,000,0u0. Now,
what oan Turkoy do? No moro foreign loons can
bo raised. No ipAney con bo boru .-wed 'io Um
country except for a fuw mont m at ruinous rates ;
tho taxes eaunot bo increased ; they aro already so
heavy as to crush (ho people. Th oro aro two pos?
sible remedies, one a reform of tho expenditure,
the other, and most important, a now and honest
method o? collecting the t ex ICM. Tin amount
actually poid b? tho popplo'ja ?ot loss, probably il
ia more, than,;^,?C?,000 ; . but moro than half of
thia novar reaches tho Imperial treasury. Aro thoso
reforms posrlhiei Id?nbl'lt." ? '
The General' Syn od or tho Lutheran Church in
the United States JH .in BOasion.at' Btiiunton^Vir
. . iail ...
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COMMERCIAL.
i
Import?.
[ATA HZ AH-l'or scbrNclllo Tarbox-100 bhua Musco?
vado Sugar, 23 bini? Muscovado Molasses. 93 bhds
Clayed Molasses, BO bbbi C'ayod Molasses. 70 doton
Pineapples, to Po mi fa ut A SIJ ?..
Ki porta.
ALTIMORE-Per steamship Fslcon-74 tierce* nico,
43 balo i L'otlon, 10 bates Varo, '1 built Rosin. 19 COBOS
Liquor, 9 bales. Hide?; TIOp feet Lumber, 373 pack
o;;o.i Vegetables, 13 trackages Hundries.
Thc Cltarlcstoit Cotton Market.
OI'FIOK.Ot" MIK UttARLKBTON DAILY NEW?,)
CUARLLSTUK, Wednesday KvuuinK. May 2?, 1807. J
Tbu enquiry which i outlines very limited, ivas ontlrc
r for Middling Colton, which sell?is in many aro bolti?
ng fur liLthi'r. ligures. Orders are consequently dlQlcult
3ozccule. Sales67 bald)sly 10 at lit;. 23al 23.
We quota Middling MJ?0W.
AuKinta Market.
AUGUSTA, Mny 21.-('OTTOS-Tho market continues
s tor nome day? past, with n fair duiiiantl forwood cotton
t about 23,'jc for Middling and 21c lor Birlo. Middling,
lui sellers do not me. t thu views of buyers, and hi con
equcilec adte WON limited, nuinuiitlnir lo 137 bales, os
ulttiWH! 2 at IC, 1 st 22, 72 ai 23, 2 at 23 2J.st UK, 23
t 21, 3 si 2.*, and 'J bale 1 st prices nut utuilu public. Tho
vccipt* trero 4i? bales.
Ooi.u-Thu llrokcrs aro buying al 13C and selling
it 137.
SILVKII- Brokers aro buying at 12B aud schlug at 131.
SECUUITIES-.Securities were dull tu-day.
Mobile Marke?;
MOHll.F., May 23.-COTTON.-Thoro was a good do
uantl In tho morning st 23c nul belo?-, but fae ora gone
lally planted 11emselves ou 21c, until tho Liverpool
tews wait received, ?lien v.i'.e was ncc?pted. NIT
cached 130 lei ks, thc market closing quiet sud dull at 23
iSSUo tor Middling.
MONI.TAHY Attn KWAstCIAtw-Tbo only feature in tho
narktt wurlhy nf note to-day ia a further doprcasloL lu
Sow York Sight Exchange. Tho bunks Mill uilvorllao to
heck at par, but milkers' rahm aro >,?>?? discount, ana
ra vi eg lal dlacuuul.
Uold ls dull st ino>,137>j, bu>iug and milling.
Sterling Utslin for sixty days sud sight bills; market
lull.
Now Orleans Bight >> premium.
Non Orleans Market.
NP W UltKLAN'S,May 21.- Corro?-1 bo moven!ont to?
la y hos been light, operation* being In tomi ii to.I as woU
cy tl'O i m.vu!.-neo nt imf a vu ral le weather as ny tho con
dimed iiupodlrnonls offered to tho negotiation of kx
ihange. Tbs supply waa limited throughout, and as*
.he demand was cunuiio-i to a faff buyers who noedod
susi lots to HU up unuxecutod On I ere, tho business
r.unacted hos boen of an Inconsiderable characlor, toot
on up murty 1600 bolos, seven brokers participating tn
bo biislncss. Prices lmlicstod renewed Irregularity,
the lowor description colling at softer rates, whtlo tho
je it ur qualities, on account of thoir scarcity, coram ind ed
Igures. disproportionately, high as compsrod with thu
vl.ee grad?a.
I With tbo above remarks, wo quote nominally as fol?
lows : Ordinary 20a21c., Ooo J Ordinary 2J?a'UK, Low
Middling 24K?*3, and Middling 20X?-c., adding, tho
tna.'kot oloaed rather unsettled, but with a tondono to
greater ea o. Tho sslos for tho pail t_roe days comprino
illU bales, making an aggregate for tho weak of 10,800
biles against 'Jd, lou last week; and 19,COU tho week ooraro.
Ibu receipts grupee during Uro patt week, (excluding tho
arrivals from Mobile, F.orilla -iud loxan, which are in?
cluded lu their r oepir.livo statements) embrace i'l .'lt
biles, against i 300 but wauk, showing ' a doo rosso of 534
biles. Tho . week's exporte'comprise 20,712 balee, 8404
of which wcro coastwise and 17,215 to foreign ports.
BTaTE?KKT OP COTTON.
.stock on hind Bop toni ber 1, 1BG6.bales 102,062
Heedvu.l to-day. COI
Heeeived previously. 728,332-720,0*3
. 831,123
Ki ivor led to-day.1,135"
Exported previously. ;..T.11,030-733,035
Block on hand.:..,..'. ._;...'. .'.'.'....'.?, ..... 98.040 |
Thu uzporu comprise 230 bales for Kew Vork, C70 for
Du colons, nnd 003 for Hosten.
kituis SKI) MOLASSES-Only ll hilda Sugar and a few
b irrels Muid KS cn have been received from tho coast since
yesterday. Tho Sugar churned fully fuir and sold ot 13c
(slr lb. A few hilda lufuriur s -ld al 10a. Wc quote nomi?
nally, 12c per lb for low lair: 13c for good lair; i3Sal3?ic
for choleo; 13'..ni t.- for yellow candled, and 15c furwhlto
MI nr. Molasses iuiSOc por gal fur Icrmcutlug, nnd 72c
lor prime The ?tock of Cubs Sugar aud Molasses Is
largo, hut tl.ere IH very little denimel fur Sugar sud nono
for MokissoB. We quote Mos 12 and 13 Sugar stiles
ll/,'.-; 100 boxes No. 18 at 11 \ e. lu thc abcouco of eales
ob.Uolaasen, wo uro compelled to omit quotations. Week's
sales 50 hilda Sugar, Receipts ll) hhda SUgar and C bbls
Mblas-esfioni thu coast. Exports Cl bbls Sugar, Bl bbl?
Molasses.
HICK-A lot of Ct cm ks Carolins, all in first bauds,
sold ut 12c jt lb. Wo suv quoU Carolina st 12Kal3o V
lb, Is-; Liana tia ll;., c. India lea io '4. At wholcsalo India
ls bold at 10c, euri ency, duty paid, and i So gold, tu
bond.
Cons'-Tho market Ia quiet but firm. Thcro wcro SSICH
lo-tlny of 8222 sacan, of which 500 mimi al $117; 0000.
white funl yellow mixed and 800 mixed at si 17,'.,; ceo
sud CSU while, yellow aud mixed ?til 20; 72 mime while,
1000 du and CU? do at $1 23 fl bushed. Week's salen 80,
OOil ?auks; receipts 137,131!; uxuort* ill. J:,'.I.
FuEluUX .-Tho lUAr'.Ct 'is (pud but finn. Tho rates
aro *Ai'o ira- lb fur Colrbu by steam foi- New York, lo fur
Ruston. Steam Now York sud Huston 35o per sack for
Cora, COaCS.: per bbl for lluur, and ?1 for Fork.. bail lor
Liverpool 17-34.'J-Iud for Cotton; Uavrc l',c Steam for
Liverpool %A.
AV Hm In g ion Market, ;.
WILMINGTON. May ils-Tt?n r R u jr ti u.- Market
steady. Sile? o 234 tibi? nt M 78 Tor virgin rn 35 for yel?
low dip, and t2 lor hard, per 280 pounds. -im
SIM BI r? 'lamei.MiM:_ibo mien to-day fb t tip 123
bbls un follows: 350 bbls at 52 couts, and 74 do et o2>i '
conte per gallon.
ROSIN.-1'rlcos uncbangod. Salet of 331 bbls at (2 76
for black, iii 12J? for strained Common, $3 23a3 50-ibr No
2, Mal 75 for No. 1, S-3 tor lnlo, und ;it'J i fur ? window
glass-" - -.'' -*"
Nu other transactions reported.
I.iiuiiimi>yr Market.
DiVLTIMOItn, ' May 15.-COTTOH-Wo ?lill report. a
quiet market willi naiun of lens tiiuu 10J bales, comprised
ol lqw mi i idling at 23a25>jc. Middling 'a held at 27c, and
buyers oiler!. g "MX*.
COrratE.-The market ls boen stoaily though Inactive;
only axles to-tlsy woru SCO bag? Rio, low grades, ex Ado
l ddt1, cut private Irrmn; 230 ott prime al New York, ex
s toa u nj t, at lH|(*c gold. Wo quo ie Ute rouge of prices as
loila?-.: Var ortUnary to-fair ltlo l3ViOl7c; good 17>?a
l?'.r; pitino l:.!,.n:<li.', und chulee 19al9>t; l.ijoura
ldilB).;c; Java23c, all gold, . -. ? .
Ftjouit- ItemaJns steady with small sales. We report
aom? 300 bbl? changed hands, cmbraclmj .Spring Wm ai
Super and Exlta within our murro boloiv. Tito ln?pcc
tluni niueu tho Int of Januar/ p.eil sutuunt to 187,3::C
obis, against -.'ju,'217 bbls fur aun?, ucjr)od tito "prcvlooH
year, ehowlnc a decrease this j car,' so' far.. oi_112,'J31
M -lu. Tho foreign ?lilli. ciits aluco January-1, )8C7, aro
'.?'J,USS bbl?, sgalunt 7.',7a7 bb!s for same' period in 1BC0.
a ileenian- of 33,b51 bbl?, -Doducllug tbo forai{n.cxpmbi
irani Hie I UH inc lions since January l.-IhC/, i would. li ire
147,280 bbl?, about' cqiinl lo 7DOO bbls weekly for local
wauls aild sldpiucutH to olhor domtMlIc run rte tn. This
latter est?malo j? ?oubUuss lou small and mast probably
would reach 90OO bbl? -weekly, in which cako tho Block of
Flour at prosentloilliu. bonds, of. roooiv?r? sud' millers'
is fii(ly.2u.c-u0 bbbi h fis than at tile beginning or tho y far.
IVe repent formor quotations, viz:' i tl t'i ?
Unwanl-sircctSui-eranilCut |-:xlra...*ll of1 \oUl2 00 ,l:
iiowsrd-flrrco. Kittra Shipping....".,':'.T3 O0'; f/i I3 "60 I
llmvtnUv.t.vt Illgh iira.l.-i.....;.'. IS 76 (3 14HO.-''
UiiwArd-Htrcot-Fjiuilly.'......'....; 16 00 & lu'60 '
OIilo.Siirnir'andClit-Extra.;;.';'.'.'..... 1J fO @ ll 60
(ibm Keira Shipping.; 00 00" f.j 00 00
Ubinira?alUng.?0 90.&00:00. ..
Obioli'amily...'.. 13 Ot) f<s io 00 ..
NnrthwciAcru Euper.'00 uy n'Oo 00
KnrUiwcsteruExtra......'.. 12 60 S 13 60
City Hills Super.ll 00 . (ts ll 60 ?<
City Mills, Standard Kxtrn';..'... 12 bo ?a IB 60
City Mills J?liijiplng branda Extra. 16 00. O' 10 60 o'
Uallini?ru, Welch's, and Orecufluld ' . .- i ...
Finally ..',,.'.. 18 00 (?CO 00
Daltlmor'o high grado Hilra...,17 00 64-17 60
llys'Vliiur,'now. 8 no , OD B 73 ,.
Cora Meal, eily Mills_.'6 76 rib 0 UO, i
lin tis-Wheal-rcofcipta to-day embraced 640 bushels
whlto and 740 bunba rod; market steady ( tbs only salo
roportod waa 835 burbs choleo Maryland red st tSS7.'
C en?-wblto was lu fair supply ; yellow llbghli tho market
wat moro acllre, end prices tirraor. Included In tho
sales were 1B.0O0 bushs whitest ?1 leal IB for fair to
?rbne, and ?1 1 Hal 14 for nih isl ; 1600 bosh cia primo yel
iw brought tl 18, and th ero were other sales wu heard on
private terms-understood nigher. Qats^-4T50 bushs of.
f resl, demand good, with asios 18QTJ bUBhaieavy.2tt 78a
Wc, and icon bushs light st 82?B3c. No receipts or trans?
action b in Bye.
MOLASSES.-Xo sales; qnotabons nominally, as last |
reported.
fjaovMioNS-Aro unchangix] la either demand or
pzloas,' We notice sales of 20 bbl? JHess Fork at *23 . o,
and a ear load (shout 25,000 pound?) loone bulk Bides, rib,
st io,%' cents. Shoulders, psckod, are bria at 9 cants;
aun Sides st ll cents, Uacon ls in moderato Johbtng de
mand, with naloo lu lota st U) cents for Shoulders, and 12
anti cam u for rib Sides, sud 13 sjais ,v opnle for clear nb.
dams range as to qualify from 13 to 17 cents for plain
and boat tiugar.ourcd canvassed. Lard Jobbing at tatra
13 vi cunts for Western, and ?1 cont less tor City, in bbls.
RICE-Quiet, hut stock light sod bold firm st HMM
couts aa to quality for Carolina, and 0>?a9^ cenia for
Hang oom
HALT--iim stock of Liverpool One la light, but of
ground Alum fair, all In dealers' bands. Several cargoes
are now due but not yoi disposed of. Wo quote for lota
fr m dealers, flue at ?3 10s3 'JO; ground alum ?2 10a2 22.
Turk's Island ls lower; now quote 5tit60c per bullte! for
largo soo small lois,
?OOAH-Tho only salo to-day Waa 194 bhds Demorara,
vacuum inn. on private krau, market quiet but be blurs I
?toady al last quo?sU?jiii., 1 4\-S . il '-1 * Vi li I
WHISKK?-We^B.-vro( rio trMaacUenas^ndsaJJlquota. I
nominal, lu bond, al 33a33? per gallon.
' oinmurra tick* Sn ti Ul r urn lui a lt m I roue!,
, v; ' , , JOuy UO. _ ,j .
248 bains Cutten. 5 iMkfl Yaru, 9 bbl? Spirits and fis
bbls CrudoTurpuullue, 45 bbls liosln, 84 casks Clay, 2
esrs marble. 3 esra Lumber, Ac, 'l u Johnston, Crews - A
Cu, E J Wlss A Co, J K Ad ger at Co, lt lt Agent, 6tivet
Uros A Co, Mrs .Buowdon, t'rcsldent, K II Ilodgons at Oo, I
A Itobliston A Co, J C It gby, J et W ll Armstrong. Lieut
Neal, YT Roach, J Marshall. J A F Dawson, Cl raiser, Loo,
Smith A Co, W 1) Williams, O E rritchett.
passenuers,
l'or H lenin i hip Emily D Render, from Now York-F
Whalen, W Dei rb am, Capt E Edwards, E William?, A. Il ,
Leonard; J Daly, D Richards, Mullaroo J Ccrvlson and
2 children, O W Parker, W li Christy, W K Btoodman, J
McF Cralghtou, aud 6 steerage.
For sclir Nollie Taarbox, I rom. Malanzas-<lshrlcl Onto,
Ramon LaPo, llunlfaelo llctaiicourt, llanion Alfcon, Man?
uel Cabo, Ysidro Real, W U Lord, Eugenio Felaclo.
Fer atdamer W W Frazier, from Edlito and Rockville
U Phill i ps, ll McKee, O T Andrews, Capt J W Uraco and
non, J li'Harnett, i U Young, 8 A lumrsu, W ll Flnnoy.
U C Lancaster, Mrs Dr J J Murray, Il Von Holton, Mrs |
M W Hetlinger, child sud servant, Miss M D MiUhtll, W
L ll burger, Il A Kennedy, and 20 deck. .. '
I'er steamer Planter from Savannah via Beaufort and
111.ton Head -Slr llcebtcIL Wm Roystor, A titans, J Ko?
lar!, Mr liouly, J D Sessions, J D King, A J Fsoaly, Mina
Paringa, Mrs Foster. Dr lipnedlct, KW Kmorsou and
lady, U W Skyler, Ma- Carpenter, Col E M Seabrook, Mr
XbompKon, K F Charspiiuy, Mr Millett, W Ii Harrison,
Mrs Dr CruwoU and 7 deck.
MA1UNE jNliWS.
POUT OV CHAItL'HHTOA.
ArrlTcd Vestertlay,
Steamer Planter, McNolly, Kavantuh via D.uffton. 1111
ton Head and RcauforL 10 les Rice. Mdse. Ac Tu Fer.
gcrson A Homo?, F Patts nj, A Slurp, Ra-v'ainol klbtrnV
well. O W,Clark & Co, U\ Ji^rote<i 1 Kv w^rtK? jm,
Doloock A Co. I?nalow A tT, A'oitler. W I*^??'UJD
Steamslitp Emily ? Bouder, . Lobby, Kow York
lett Satnrday, F M. M ciao. To ttarcnel.* Co, D A
Amme. liollniann Droa, T Vt' ls Usa, Adams Express, O N
Averill A Sun, Adams, Dsmon A Co, Il Rlscborr* Co W
B Corwin t Co, Cameron, Rarkley. A Oo, Chb>Um Brosl
U W (J birk A Co, It li Chapman, T U Cater, W itnafrh W
Kinsman, pruber A Martin, JnlTurds A Co, Klluck, Wlek
enbccg A ?o, Lauroy A Alexsuder, Lengnick k kelk Mu?
lerMmitz?A Co, Luhra A Btelllag, Mehrtons A Wohlt
rnirro. Roper A 8lonny, ll O'NcUL J F O'Neill k Son. L
Bchnell A Co, Steamer Dictator,- Bon thorn Express; W Q
mitt, Straufs, Vanees A Oo, F sullivan, "Wsgencr, Hrslh.
lt Mouses-ie p Whelan. J Btreot, BORK AgcnL.N i: R U
Agent, L> ?opes A Bons; OD Carr A Go, O CKildtlehi, TI
I rate, J A flan,il) il Blloox, J T H \V bi to. Dow! o A Mulee.
W'S Chef cb W UAVlilldeil A Co, E Bales A Co, A-Em an
ntl J U Farloull. ) Hilton, J J McOtrter, P. S Iuvraofi 'A
Ho, Holme*' Rook Store, i B '?Terry, W A ykrlue. Kermy A
{rwy, A YY Eckel. A Hiing. Cartmill, H?rbe?ou A Co, J
I Re*d A Co, Stol). WebbA Co, lt O Shlrer, Phip Mis
ourt. J Uluik. Balder A Well*, J A Irwin & Co, Ezekiel A
Tulum, J Tuonioy, F Steal, O W Bell, McLoy A Hire, M
dark?. ?IUI et Robertson, O W Bell, C Lore, KJU Wood,
8 J OllTcro?, il E Jenkinson, and others.
Brig A Taylor, Lowell, Boston, 11 day?, leo. To J M
Duryea. ...
Behr NeWo Tarbor, Pondloton. Melania*, a dey?. Se
(ar. Molasses, Ao. To Bouafont A Sala?.
Steamer W W Frazlor. 1 orrent. Edi ito and Itockvlllo.
bollon and Mdzc. To Jun A Tboodoro Oetty, Qraeecr,
Lee, smith A Co, and otbera. . ? - .. ,-. ?AT
l lrnrcd Vrilrnluy. ,
Steamship Falcon, Recd. Baltimore- Courtenay A Trou
holm.
Hehr I Julo E Tapley, Perkin?, BnckarUlo, 8 C-William
Roach.
Went to Sra Vntcnlu) .
SUan.Hhlp Palapaco. NctT, Now York.
Steamship Falcon, Reed, Baltimore.
Krona tlala fm t.
Steamsldp Sot OuU, Dutton, Ballimore, May 25.
Up (tor thia i'ort.
Ship Anulo Kimball,-, at Newport, Eng, May ll.
Mr mo t una ii.
On tho Sid Inst, 10 mlle? norlb of Halloran, tho nt? nu
ship Sen Cull passed tho sehr Shiloh, for this port.
SHIP EASTWARD HO-MIUAUUIA nu ESCAPEmoat FMnt.
nraiMO.-Tko ship Westward Uo, Byrne, bonce, at Syd?
ney, NSW, March 7, mot with a most serious misfortune
ou'hcr passngo, of such a munro that lt soeins slmoal I u
crctllblo that tho vessel wi Ut h er en ll re crew was not lost,
leaving no record of their fate. Fho ship lort New York
on tho 17th of October. Whoo off tho Cspo of Unod
Hope, on tho 4th of January, lu Ut 40.3U S, vessel under
?Inglo reefed topsails, whole conreo sci sud spanner, and
bowling along before a strong gale at ll knout per houri
at 'J.liol' M, suddenly an Island or loo 300 foul ldgb was
discovered right ahead, close aboard; the holm was
liruinptly put down and ber headway partially deadened,
but lb tro sta? no room to clear tho dangor. Sad with a
terrino cinsb bar bown struck against tho flouting mass,
completely driving In the foro part of tho vessel. Tho
i.l io. r wa? carri od away as far as tho foremast on both
sides: knight head?, timber beads and bills, togolber
with ibo'atora and'forefoot ground Into splinters; tho
spar dock started from under tho plank sheer, 18 Inches
for 'JO loci a round ?ac h. bow, and tho port bow s to TO Into
tho waterline. ' Th? bowsprit and foremast, with;every?
thing at tachad, .'went fOvnr the side, togolber with ' tho'
ualiilopgab^utmes* and hoad of. tho maintopmaat,
which in Its descent paused through the melivfopxxll ind
malu courue, thoru hoing ucthlng In tho helpless ablp
but the sraukcr and mizzen topealL It was blowing a
violent squall st tho tluio, tho barometer Indicating a
chango. Sho was st once hovo to. sud tho energies of all
on board wore rous od to their uttermost to clear away
tho wreck and savo thc ship fruin foundering. The shook
M describe' ?t TosoiubUng .A 'heavy oUp of thunder,
sparc salk t> quickly got over the bow? to stop tho
Wstcr from ;, liing bolow. Fortunately tho gslu abated
alt cr a tow hours, they oxpocting every mamcut thal tao
Teasel woutd go down, but providentially they passed
through tho dreadful ordeal without an accident to life
ol limb. When tho weather moderated, tho repairs wert)
moro mooly carried out. Jury masts got up, and tho ship
kopi 1 degree 20 milos luruicr north and kept on har
ecur t> for Sydney. - On tho I nth February, In Ut 43 30 8,
lon lal i:, ?H'M. abo waa found, by tho aid ot a bright
moonlight, to bo among tho leo islands again, through
which eb? ran al I day, dearing thom at du sk, tho Ust
ono sosa bs bag stout 'ja milos to tho southwest. Thst
tho tomporatnro of tho sea does not noto tho proximity
ol leo hs? on this pissago boen succoisfully demonstra?
ted, as tho thennoiootcr stood at 62 degraes, both close
to thu bergs and at a dist nico from thom. Viewing tho
ship as shu Uos In Darling harbor, lt really appoint truly
wonderful how she escaped total tlortructloo.
1,1ST OP VESSULH
OP, CLEARED AND HAILED FOR THIS pinn.
FORE I** N.
LIVERPOOL.
Btilp R C Winthrop, Stewart, up.May i
Ship Amelia, Connor, HA) I oil.March 23
Tho TryphcnU. Hording, sailed.Msy 8
Br bark Filio doT'Alr, Evans, up.May 4
HEwronr, aso.
Ship Anula Kimball,-, up.Blay ll
'ibo J Coming, Hoc ka way, sailed.April 10
. DOUERTir.
Brig James Miller, Pendleton, cleated.May 33
The Whitney I.m?(;, Hoyes, eic ucl.April UO
8chr Bergen, Parsons, cleared.May S3
Bohr Matnu I-aw, Johuron, up.May 23
DAMOOB, ur.
Sehr Nollie Treal, Trim, cleared.May 20
^ t KEW-Toar.
H.-hr S B Smith.'William?, cleared.May 2.1
Sehr U P CUablug, Wood, cleared.May 20
Sehr S C Evau?, Hammond, up.May Hi
Sehr D.vld Faust, Lord, doored.Mayal
ritiLAbr-Lrriu.
I Sehr J N Baker, Adams, cleared.May 7
Sehr 8 R Thomas, Arnold, cleared.May 2'J
bche John A di Ulm. Foster, cleared.Msy 21
na LT raio un.
I Rehr Shiloh, Hubbard, cleared.May 17
Sehr K J Palmer. Palmer, up.Msy 21
iichr Tennessee, Creed, up.May 10
PORT ?AaLiLaNIJAK.
CORUKCTXD WEEKLY.
tMMHLS el TUE Mon*.
Now M. 2d, Sh. 4-m. morn I Full M.lCth.llh.31m. oven
First (j.' 9th, lb. 17m. mom | Last Q. ?uth,0h. 9m. morn
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alUTTCK TC? smells tm I ? i M i u I ? \ VI s,
. ! HOTEL OR BOARDINO-UOUSIl KEEPERS.
' '.OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL, li
1 ' March 13. 1807. J
IN ACCORDANCE WITH TUE FOL1.0W1KU ACT OF
tin) Legislature, paused ibo 20th day or December,
leia. All persona, cc uccrucd aro hereby noticed to cad at
this Olnce'aud take ont thu ruquircdTiccuse Immediately.
W.H. SMITH.
! " ' Clerk of OouuclL
J V t i ron Tint ucrrEn fuoTitcTiox av SEAMEN A.M.
liauuiiANTs IM Tita POUT AND minion or CHASLXA
Topt.'
I. 'Jit it enacted, by (As Senate amt Honu af Kejirrtentit
I .fictif nom mel and it'Uiriy in General Auembiy, and by thc
\ authority of the taint, That it ?hall not bo lawful lor auy
penou, ci. cpi a pilot or publ.c ntllcor, to uos rd or au
tempt to board a vessel arriving in- the port or harbor of
CUai?e'aiou, liefer- auch voajtol.sualt have bocu mada fast
td the wharf, without Ural obtaining) oavo from'the maa*
tar or per.ou. haying chargo of auch vessel, er from her
owner or ?cents.
II. It bim u not bo lawful for any owner, agent, master,
or. other person having charge ot auy vessel srnvlug or
liebig lu i(ic purl of Ciuu-lopuiu, to permit or suth on ra)
Siry ?allere, litcJ of" board lng houpo keeper, raqt licensed,
s hereinafter 'protldeil, or ' uny agent, runner or em
Ployao ol any sailor's or lmmtgraul's hotel or boarding
ltousp, to uoard, or attempt to board, any vessel arriving
.ttl?Ot, lying, or t uing In tho harbor or porto! Chsrloatoa,
berbru rueh vessel neall Lavo been uiado Cast to the wharf,
ar, anchored, willi Intent to Invito, ask or solicit tho
boarding or say of tho crew employed on such vessel.
,I|L lt ?hali uo: be lawful for any sailor's or un in I
i; rani's hotel or boarding house keeper, or the employee
oi sio'saUar> ur iuiiAiyraiitV hotol or L-csirdlna house
kfroper, having boarded; any vessel mads fast to ?ny wharf
In th? port-ofCUarlcatotr, to neglect or refuse to loavo
said Tease), after having been ordered so to do by tho
master or person having charge of such vessel.
IV. i II snail not bo lawful lor any ponton to koop, con
duci pr can-yaiit, either as aownor, proprietor, agent or
oUiurlrnvyany saliera or .lnamlgr ola t'a boarding house,'
or ssl|ar'eUi' Immigrant*?Rot?l, tn the city ol Charleston,
without having a license from the City. Council thc reel,
v. H ?hali net be lawful for any person, not having tho
Decani m uns A ci pa i vi J ed, or not bel?g tho regular
agen'iJ runner or eujpl'oyKQ'Of a person having such li?
cense! to invite!, ask or solicit ill l|)f> c|ly pr harbor of
ctmrlisluu,. tho boarding or lodging of (uy of tho crew
eanphryrd un any ve fuel,'or ol any immigrant arriving in
thc isld city of Charleston.
VI. alie City Council shall taVo the application of ?ny
person applyiug for ? license to koop a sailors' or immi?
grant's boarding house, or saJJury or Immigrant's hotel,
ui thu elly ot Charleston,, and upon satltlaclory evidence
to theil of the respectability and competency of ?uoh ap?
plicant, sud of ibo auitablcuusa of bis tccoimqodktlona,
siiall issue to bim a llocnse, which ahju) | nu good for one
year, unless sooner revoked by said City Council, to
koop a'salter's or Ixonalgrant's hoarding house In tho city
ol char leaton,'and to Invito and solicit boarders for the
same.
VI r. I Thc City Council may, upon eeusfsetory evidence
of fha tuaonlurly character of auy Ballon' or Immigrants'
hotel Cr boarding bouse, licensed as berolubefore pro?
vided, pt pf U'C kocper Of proprietor of any such hoxuM,
or of ahy'taree, ira nd, .deceit ox rnibrifprcaauUtli/n, lu in
vltlng or sOUclUng bOArdcrs or lodgsrs fof such ho'nse,
on the i part of such keeper or proprietor, or any or hi?
agents,1.ruinier?, or employees, or of any Mtoxcpt to per?
suade Or ontlcosny ur tho crow, to desert trora any vessel
In the asrbor of Charleston, ny aijch keeper or piopne
tor, or any pf hui (gents, rujiners gr emiiloyees, revoko
tho Ucopsc for keeping mil li bouep.
Vin.j Every person receiving the license hereinbefore
provided tor shall pay to the City Council aforesaid tbs
?om of twenty dollars. --
. IX. 'lino asid City Council shall furnish to each sailor's
or iinmlgrsnt's hotel or boarding bouse keeper, licensed
by tbatp as ?lort said, ono or moro badges or shields, an
which shsl) be printed or engraved the name of such
hotel or boarding (joii*.o keeper, and the number and
?troctof his hosier boardjng house; and which said
badges pr shields shall be ourrcmlia-e<l lg sahl ?i(y Couti -
ell upon tbs rsvbcaUOD by them, or oxnlrflion qf any
hcenso granted by them, a? berrin provided.
X. Every sailor's or immigrant's hotel or boarding
house liberar, and ?very agont, manor or oniployee ol
such Lulof or board!ug-houno keeper, wheu boarding any
vessel Iii tho harbor of Charleston, or tr lien InriUng or
soildtlug th? boarding or lodging of aqy ?cantan, sailor
ar pen-sou employed on any yes/el, or Ol ?ny Immigrant,
shall wcAr, conspicuously dUplayod, tho shield or badga
rc ferred ile ba tho foregoing soctlon,
: Xl. It'slisU not bs lawful for say parson, except tboeo
munni In His precedlnjf section, to caye, wear, oxldbltor
di ?play any such abicld or badge to ?ny of the crew em?
ployed oh auy vessel, or to any Immigrant so arriving lu
tho city Of Charleston, with the intent lo lu vi le, ask or
solicit tho boJnUPK or lodging of snob Immigrant or ot
sny of tho crow employed OA any vessel being lu the
harbor of Charleston, -. i
'KU. Whoever shsll o fir pd ogslust any or either of the
provUloiis contained In sectiou I, 2,8,4, ff, IO and ll, lo
thia Act, puah be ootna od guilty pl a misdemeanor, and
shall, uppii conviction tboreoX, be punishtd by imprison,
mool for a term pot pxcoodlug ono year, sud not teat
tl.au thirty days, or by ft fl tl? no? excoodlng two hundred
and ony dollir t, aauj BM lesa thsn one hundred dollars,
or by both such Hue snd lmprlsonmoht.
XIII, 'tho word "vessel," as used tn this Act, shall la?
clado vosbei? propoBcd by ateam. . . ,.
In tho Schal? House, tho twinUeth day nf Dc ce mb r, In
the year of our Lord oho themsaria eight blindrett ACI
ilaty-sii. W. D, PORTER,
.I ,. Fresldoni of tho Scnato.
OHAS, IL SIMONTON,
Speaker House of Reprewnlatlvea.
Approtcd Decomber 30, 18oG : . .
[ JAVSZS !.. t*im, Uottfraosx - j ri ? |
Msrrbtf^^- ^ ' -V-^- 11.
A RAHE CHAME FOR CAPITALISTS.
Floiillttg aud Saw MiU
FOR SALE.
miIE FIR8T-CLAS9 FLOURINO ANB BAW MILL
I - known aa the ''CHESTEil MILLS," located In tb?
town of Cheater, 8. O., U offered for sale by tb? rab
se-IbeTs.
TMa Mill U situated In on? of tho best wheat produc?
ing pisces In tb? State, am" A? tho wheat crop Uan unu?
sually urge ono thia year, lt would te a fine chanco for
cspttausU to make a profiUblo Iuvest-r.trot,
iho MRI ls s firs t-elASS one, capable of turning ont 100
barr?la of flour dally, and ls within 30 yards of th? rali
roatL.whlcb girr? it aU ths facilities for .hlpplnff.
.?? Alhsched to th? ?am? li a Uno BAW MILL, of Pago'?
,Fof ?>? ni cubers, terina, Ac, apply to
nc-.",..... " . "JOHN ?AMP8KN A CO,,
: Al ITtui No. H Market, opposlls BUte street.
May 7J wftnlmo . chcrltston, s. 0,
Ml
MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW PERFUME
For tho Handkerchief.
A MOST EXQUISITE, DELICATE, AND FRA?
GRANT PERFUME, DintiUe<l from tho Raro ?nil
Beautiful Flower from vrbioh it lakes ?bj narnu.
MANUFACTURED ONLY DY FHA LOX St SON,
'-; ' - HEW TOBE.
BEW?11E OF ''^COUNTERFEITS..
ASK FOn I1 II A Lo .s's-TAEE NO OTHBn.
Sold by Druggists guueially, and
Sold at Wboleaalo by
GOODRICH, WINGMAN & CO.,
i January ai_ mtlilyr
CHEROKEE C
tar mt oajtAT
J, IKDIAK MEDICINE,
mt.li Carea all dlseasos caused by
tm ll self-abuse, vii:-S-si-wafor?
KafiaA rhta, Btminnl - tt'Kiknett,
Wu Night ? Emiutont, Lott of
rBJh Memory, Vnittrtal Lam
?urfa, Paint in th? Back. Him
KfkWj Old Age, Weat AV rte*, mp
?WiJjJjjcui? Breathing, ?'cit Counit
23b??*^ linn, and all diseases tliat ful
low as a aeqiiencn of youthful Indiscretions.
Tba Cherokee Curo will natcio health anil vtror,
stop tho emissions, and effect a permanent eura
after all -thcr medicines have failed. Thirty-two
pazo pampblot sent In a sealed envelope, fres to any
address.
Price %1 nor Lottie, or threo bottles for 15 Bold
by eil druggists; or will bo aent by express tosny
portion of th? world, on receipt of price, by tba
solo proprietor,
Dr. W. E. KERWIN, 37 Walker St., H. T.
Cherokee Remedy,
y^^Tf^P^^V plaints, vii: Grarttjlnftam
f?^\ ?JO IfR jkT''"' "' ^~'"J')'r
ggj^Sj^J^Syly f V'Arr. 'J)ropilaal Sutil
gB^M**y and all diseases, that require'
^^BoHeX**'7 . * diuretic, r>nd when ejed In
^^_"_sfc^ conjonction with th* -
CHEROKEE INJECTION,
doea not fall to cure Oonorrhxa, Olttl and alt Stu
com fiiichiirgr* In Main or Fopialtvoiirtog recrnt
cana tn from ont to thrtt day*, anil la crucially
recommended In Ihoso cases of Fiunr Atbun or
WhlUt tn Female: Tha two medicines uaed la
conjonction will not fall to remove lids disagreeable .
complaint, and In theo cairs wbero other medicines
have been used without success.
Prtec, Remedy, Ono Bottle, tl. Three Bottles, IS.
Injection, " " ii, a ? SA
Tbs Chonikee " Cure," ? Tttmnfy," and ? Tuite
Hon" ora to ba found ia all well reenlisted dru*
?torca, ami aro rcciitnmcndoil by physicians ana
druggists all over Iba world, for their lu tr I mio worth
and merit Sumo unprincipled dealers, however,
try lo deceive their customers, hy telling cheap ?nd
worth!OM compounds,--lo order tn mote, ninney
In place uf theo. Mt not tltctltft. If tho drug?
gists will mil buy them for y , wrK. to us, ?ml wa
will send Ihein to you by cxprcu*, securely pocked
ami freo fruin observathin. Yt o tout all diseases to
which tb? tinman system ls subject, and will ba
pleased to receive full and explicit statements from
those, who have failed to recolva relief heretofore.
Ladles or gentlemen can adilress us in perfect con?
Jtdenrt. Tfo desire to /end our thirty-two pa?
pampblot freo tb every lady' and e-cntlcin.m la tho
. , land. Address all Liters fur pamphlets, piediclpca,
.radrloa, to tba aclo proprieWr, t J? li JJ ,' k?
a?' Dr. W. B. If ER WIK, 37 "Walker Et'., H. Y.
Uay u_ . Ihstolyr
niiLic ><i i it 1:.
omm CLCSE or Cor/Ken, 1
? May 1IW7. J
Tho following Section of " An Ordlnanco lo abollan lbs
omeo of Superintendent of Serrata j to pr?vido rar Keep?
ing tho b'trects, I JU cs, Alloys, and open Courts in tba j
City of Charleston Cloon, and tor other purposes," 1
hornby published for tba Information of all concerned :
For lbs doe protection of theaald contractor or con?
tractoT, il it further ordained. Timi every Owcor, lessee,
occupant and tenant uf any pre ni lac? truutlug in any
. ticer, laue, alloy, or open court, shall oil e wry day
(Sn nd 15s oxccpled) have tho dirt, nilli, nat barjo, or other
offal, placed In Iront of hie or her lot, in a barrel, box or
heap, and lu n admets for Iba contractor, by tho hoar of
eoven o'clock, A. M.. irvin tho Hist day of May to the
lirai tlay of November In every year ; and by tho hour of
niuo o'clock, A. M., frc m tho first day of November to
tho ant day of Moy following. And any person- offend?
ing benin, or. placing any dirt. Alto, garbage, or other
ofial. lu any atrcet, leno, or ahoy, or open court, arter the
boura above Barned, a) isl I bo aubjoct to a Ono not lese
than two nor moro than liva dollars, for each and ovory
offence, to bo Imposed by tho Mayor.
By ordor \V, II. SMITH,
May 18_Pork of Connell,
? NOTICIO. 0
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF POLICE, 1
CnxBiaurrOM, 8. CL May 4. 1367. J
rpHE It EO UL AB INSPECTION.DB\ TUB LOTH AND
X lucloourca, vaulu. ic, wlU/si?rJtttiiico on Monday
nat. Ol Inst. Owners ?nd occupt???are hereby required
to eoe Hist their premises aro In^ixM Condition and Ihsl
iii filth sud garbage is remowT ai required by Ordi?
nance. Oilier inspection-, will foilovL'. - . . ! .
Hy order of Mayor 0?ni?nr>. ' r.l'?-^v %
/V ; ; wu.; HIOWALD.
- . T'w1 *r r?u''''' ~
JPI ??? O RiT K S
Full Iron Frame and OrsntrongBaga,
HAH UFA OTO KY AMD W A HSHO??H
? ". ?? , - West 11 otis ton-a tr? . t. ?,. ' ?o. ll
?L Jt BKA1J PHOADffAV, 5KW YORK. *
' piIB UHDEEaiOKBD, MKMUKim OF TUT J111M Ol
X KBAUBHAAB et eu., ara praoUoai Piano inakari
and as each ba?? had a bunga ?j peri sc es in oonneottoi
Tlth sumo oi Uf beat bUblnuunenU tn this oauctt)
aad Enron? Their . lanoa aro tnade not merely fri
lb em, bat ly L''<"?0, Si d Qpdor their Imm?diats pu so Ci I
aapetv?uVjn, ai.ii iLsf allow no tostmaents to laave theil
factory and /asl into the hands of their patrons, nnleti
ILay nave a power, evenness, Oxmneaa and roundness 0'
tans, an ?lasUcity of touch-without which no in stn
nant ongLt to bs satlafactory to tbs pnbllo-aa well i
that durability In construction, which enables U to rs
olin tn ta i and to withstand cadden ?hange? of tea
laratnre and exposure to extreme neat and ooid, abie)
are sometimes unavoidable,
Thpy wul st all tunas be happy to sea th? prof oatie!
sod tbs pnbllo al their Wsrerooma, ?nd barlte eompar)
son between their own Planes and those ol any oinst
Baas oracle rr. .....
AUTON KBAD3HA?B,:....:.....TOBIAS HAH Si
OHABLEfl i. 0CHONIV?AHH,
April SS VJ tl
.PlQN-Ll.llSo/tF'
GIVE IT A FAIE TRIAL.
rr MUH BO AP itr.ejiniira osr,Y TO BB ?fiED TO I
_l prove Its au parlor quality, Use lt Sa you would
any cominan fioip. Try lt and yon will be convinced
xlimt it is suponer to any othor aVllolo In xnarkst, For
sala by O rocera generally.
alanriftclnredbyTAYLOB k Y0?NO, No. 180 Fronl
? : ri ci, Maw York. For aale by
OnUDEB A MABTTH,
Ho. ?30 King Btreet.
H. DlUC'UOFF a> CO.,
No, 107 East Pay.
OEO. W. WILLIAMS A CO,,
Corner Church and ll ayn o streets.
DOWIE A MOISE, Druggfsts,
No. lol Meeting atreet,
Oppoajto Cbarloaton Hotel.
Jmusry 93 wfrnGmo
THE HERALD.
??P JULI SHED WEEKLY AT NLWpKan? a H., Al
fi per annum, and, having a largo circulatloc
thro-igh all the upper and lower Districts pf the Stale,
affords great advantages, to edYtttteora, I ?A.
! Batea fur advarUah? very roaaonablo- for wbioh apply
to our Acoat, Mr. T. P. BLtDEII, at the Mills House,
b"o. - mix r IA ha ton ano 11 ocr.ucl?.
THE SUMTER WATCHMAN
IS PUBLISUED KVirP.Y WEDNESDAY. AT SUM
TEB, ft C., by OlLnEIlT A FLOWtilH, Proprietors.
at KO UH DOLLA lui per annum, Invariably In sdracor.
Advertisements Inserted at usual rates, .
tie.ry ?tile ol Job Prto I tn/ executed m tbr n-V: '
.tvie ami urtaif?ri:.?f"stnn. ;_-?-tn>rn'*l if-.
THE TEI-TOEKLY NEWS,
PTO LIBBED IN WTNN?BOEO' 8. a, AFFORDS A
profitable mfAlwm tor the advertising public ol
Uhsrleston. J .?- . .
We ro?^oct/ully eolidt their patrocas? tor oar mutual
bi,-vent.
OA ILLA RD, 01SPOBTXS h WILLUU6.
Hovea beru
DRUGS* CHEMl r ALS, ETC,
DR. N. A. PRATT,
BUCGESSOIl TO i'lfAlT & WILSON BROTHERS.]
WHOLESALE UK [lili I ST.
ANALYTICAL AND CONSULTINO CHEallST.
INO. 23 I?AY1NE STREET,
CHARLESTON, S. C.,
DEALER IN
DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PAINTS, GLASS,
AND
DRUGGISTS' SUNDRIES.
Analysis, of Ores, Solle, Fertilizer*, Ac, modo willi
.realest caro and a -curacy. Chemical adv leo giren lnall
brancboa ol tito science, on mixlcroto lorin"
Dr. F. OLIN ?ANMXIA U connected with tlio ebovo
bouse.' and will bu pleased In SSW Ida uuiiicroiie friends
ind acqualutancoe. MulhUiuu March 10
A Trouckoi'uus and Deadly Foe!
PAIN AND MUSKS IN TUB 1110 A Ir.
Dr. Norton's New Remedy
FOR CATARRH,
AND MODE OP TREATMENT IB TUE ACME
?F ri?BFECTION.
r! BREAKS UP THU TERRIIILK DISEASE AT ITS
Fouutaln Hoad, and remove? nt once alt tho wrotcbed
symptoms of this loathaomo malady, such as Pstn In tho
Templen, O Henel vu II Ii charges, DI it m. tien nf tho Brunt).
lng Tubos, Repulsive l?n .oh.. Snapping Sounds In the
Ears, Absout-MJndadnens, Mental Deprivion, DImnoesof
Vision, Soro Throat, Hacklier Cough; restore* tho ecnsn
of Tasto and Smoll, anil |iernisueiitly eures tho dlucsso ui
ail lui typon, forms snd ntaiirx, nilli abwlut.i certainty.
This roinody and mode of treatment. Uko Ihn dlsuaac,
is peculiar. In cons lu U uf tho luUnlitinii of harmless li?
quids from tho palm uf the haml. Thu tmuioiUstu rehu?
it affords la slouu worUi ten timm tho cont of tho reme?
dies.
Norton's Now Pamphlet on Catarrh in out. Informa?
tion nevor before published. Call at our ncarcal Agunry.
or aond n stamp for lt.
Pnmarud bv OEHRIT NORTON, No. ll Ann stroot.
Now York.
Dra. RAOUL & LYNAH,
CITY APOTHECARIES.
Novoinbor 1 . thatuOuio A^cnt fair Charleston.
SARATOGA
"EXCELSIOR" SPRING WATER.
fTUIE WATER OFTIIIS SPRING IS RELIEVED TO
I bo unequalled by thal ut nuy oilier lu Ilia far-famed
valley of Saratoga lin virtue? arc nu b an havo scoured
lt tho high oncoffiluui* nf all irhu o ive UKCII II, posse**
tog, as lt doon, In un eminent decree, calbarUc, diuretic,
aUeraUvc and tonia quelt?ce.
From SAMUEL HENRY DtCESON, M. H., Profuanoi
Practico of rhynie, Joilorsoii Medical CuUcge, Pillia
delphi?, formerly of Charleston S. C.
1'llil-Miri.l lllA, November IS, 18G5.
1 havo been for a year ur mum pant lu Uta habit ol
biking tlio water of thu "EiceMor" sprit-,: uf Saratoga.
Accualomcd during tho gruel portion ol my invalid Hie
to uno tlio diner, nt water.) of ibu euvatal louiitaiu.i widen
ball up along that rem artur le valley, dependent. Indeed,
upon thom lor. much of ibo coniturt 1 pnjoy, I am itiUs
Ood tliat tho Kn-eWtor Wal.-r is us well adapted esau)
other among Uiom, if not mero >o, to tba purine cn fur
which tl my aro generally employed, ll ls very agreoablu,
strongly lmprvguatod willi tho carbonic reid, lively and
sparkliug. * . * I eau heartily* and co?rciohUuaaly
rocommond lt to all who ticed a gurillo cathartic and
diuretic. SAMUEL HENRY DICKSON, M. D.
Tho Water ls put up Iii Pint sud Ouart bottles, sod
packed lu K'KXI order far. sUippuu;, lints lu bom . ol
four dozen each, and Quarts tu boxes ol' twu duzoti each
80LD AT WHOLESALE DY
GOODRICH, WIM-HAN & CO.,
I in porters nml WliolosiileBniRgists,
' Ho. 159 BIBETIMU liTUEET,
OPPOSITE CllAULESTON UOTEL.
DO WIE & MOISE;:
No. 151 MEETINO STREET,
. . oppt?Ito Charleston Hotel.
And for Sale by itfut clam Dm?pats and Hotels.
January li Gmo
?jrTUE HAIaH Of TUL PLANTATION HIT
TEES ls without precedent In the history of tho world.
There ts no secret In tha matter. Tboy are at once ihr
most speedy, strongtheulrg health-restorer ever dis?
covered. It requires bul a alugle trial to andera tani!
thia. Their portly can alwaya ho rolled upon. The;
are composed of the celebrated Caillera-Bark, Cascarilla
Bark, Dandalloo, Ghoranoille Flowers, La rendel
Flowers, Wintergreen, Ania?, Oloverbud?, Orsnge-peel,
Snake-root, Caraway, Coriander, Burdock,
? " 8.-T.-1860-X. &o.
1 hey are especially recyminouded to clergymen, pm
ll (Speakers, and persona of literary habits and sedee
tary life, who require Iros digestion, a n inti for food
Sud clear mental faculties.
Delicate fnmslea and weak persons are certain to fin
In these Hitters what they have so long looked for.
They purify, strengthen snit Invigorate.
They create a healthy appaUle.
They are an anUdot? lo change of water and diet.
They o ver como t-Tectj of dlanlnallon and late hours
They stnmgtteA th , eykl,- r-.i tull Iriill1 (Cn th, ru Ind. j j !
They praroai niiszmstfe tntt'lntnroltf?nt ferers. ' '
They purify the breath and si tilly of tbs stomach.
They core Dyepepsli ?ifa'&vi?tifatloii.
They oars Diarrhea. OhoRrra and Cl,olor? Morbus.
laity eura Liver Complaint and Kervena Headache. "'
They ?rp th? Vest'Bitters In th? World. They make
the week man strang, and are ? hunted nature's greet
restorer.
Th* following startling and ?.uiphaiio rUUtnanta caa
be seen at our ofAoA.
Letter of Rey. B, P. Onana, Ohaplein of the 107th New -
York Regiment:
NUB AoqoiA ORS ts. March Ith, 1BCS. -
Owtngfto th? great exposure sad lerrlblo d scorn posi?
tion after the ballia of Antietam, I waa utterly prostat?
ed and very sick. My stomach wonld not retain medi?
cino. An article called Plantation Bitters, prepared bj
Dr. DneitaVof New Tcrk, was prescribed to give ms
strength and an appeUta. To my great surprise - they
gave ms Immediate relict Two bottle? almost allowed
mo to Join my refitment. * * * * I hsvo since seen
thsm used in rosny asses, sad aw freo to ssy, for hu?
pl tai or private purposes I know of nothing like them.
Bsv. S. F. OBAN E. Chaplain.
Letter tram tba Hot. N. K. (hiju. lit. aialrsvHls, Fa.
pj-XTi-sitnu :-You were kind enough, on s former oo
: etalon, to send nie a half dessen bOtllos of Plantation
Blttora for t fi 90. ' My wire haring derived so inuub
ber. ?flt fro? tho ase of thees Bitters, I desire ,nr to
oonUnns them; sud yon will plesss send as klI bottles
moro for tbs money en rinsed.
M lam, vary troly, ro-r?,
H. ?. QU?D'>, Pastor Oer. Bel. CThnroh,
BOLE! au.' BOMB, Snpim KTr jrp HUT' H Or non, I
- n optonrnan, omo, jw. ?eth, IBO. J
. ? .a? .? ,;.>.. * . .,..-.*. .
I harp glvrn your Plantation Bitters to hnndreda Ol
sar nobie soldiers who slop here, more or less disabled
tram varions causes, and tbs effect ts marvellous and
gratifying.
Such a preparation aa this ls I heartily wish in every
family,In every hospital, and at hand.on every battit
add. ' a. w. D. ANDREWS, Superintendent.
Dr. W. AYOHndM/Bargson of ths Troth Vermont lie?
raient, writes:-"! wish every Soldlor bads bottle of
P usn talion Bitten. They 'ar's the most effective, par
feet, and hanni oas tonic I over need."
- Wtujuan's Hom* I
WASBDIOTOn. D. C., M ?y ?d. izas. : I
(J ?srtAaue? :-W a reqaire another supply of y oar
Plantation Bitters, ths popularity o whlsh daily in
creases with ths Boasts of oar house. . .
Beepac tinily,
SYKES, CHADWIOB A OO,
?to? As. Ac So. ko.
Ba ?ure that avery bottle bears ths fae-slmils of otu
signarar? on a stael plata label, with oar privat? stamp
orar tba cork.
I*. IL DRAKE & CO,
. Ho, 303 BROADWAY, N. X,
Bold by all respectable Druggists, Physicians, Orooar
Saloons, and co on try Hotaladealera.
Acrli 1? . - - ?.' thtnlvr
TO TAX PAYKHSl ,~\
rruTE Fo LIX) wi N cy ORDI?; ANCE 19 r IIB LI SH ED
_L for the lnfonnstfop of all persons concVSed;
an oaiintAMOB to ?J?SMD AH onprniHca TOTUISS sup?
putas yon TUB Taxa |SA7, ADD ros orusn ptmrosxs.
I. Bo lt ordainod by4ba Mayor ami Aldermen ia Olly
Council aaa? nbled, That all tares peynblo ender the Or
dinanoo to raise supplies for ibo >?ar I?07, and for other
purpoeea, bo paid On orbclore tho 39th doy of Jnnenext:
and that persons who shall miko .d?rsalt of pavment of
thsir lani on Uut dtv, nh^ll pay,'Ai a<ldlUoTl to Hie
amount oftheb, taidbV oao/sMd s'hklf per cent, paz
monLh until the KM SW of July, whsu, ll not paid, an
amount af two per* cent nor mouth upon th? amount
of taxes shall be paid; and altor tho Slat day of August
throe per cenL per month on thc amount or taxne due
ahall be paid until paymonl of tho whole amount ls mada.
II. That sll persons who neglect or fall to pay their
monthly taxes on Ar befdro the tut?ente day of saoh
month, shall raspee Uvol y pay on tho amounts thereof,
two pnr cont per month from such o. noon Ut dsy, until
paymonl la mada.
liaUned tn City Council Uns seventh day of May, in
the year of our Lord ooo thousand eight hundred and
sixty-aeren,
tr- ?.J P. 0. OAJLLABD, Mayor.
W. H. Sacral. Clerk of Connell. , Hmo . , May ll
c ?Jerenits Hil niau at.
knits) ?retcrl?, toole? Ta su, ats., ?kew,
?Tat, MO ?4 VJ OMMBNWIOn-ST.. OOM. OW H CHA? .
DRUGS, CHEMI0AL8, ETC.
FOUTZ'S
CELEBRATED
ME AND CATPLE POWDERS.
Tilla preparation, laug
Rod favorably known,
will thoroughly reinvigo?
rate broken down end
low-spirited hors-s, bx
? troagtbenltig and
cleansing the stomach
and Intestines.
lttsaauro prevontlvu
of all diseases Incident
to thia animal, ?neb aa
LUNO FEVEIt, O LANI).
EUS. YELLOW WATEIi. HEAVES. COUOIIS. DIS?
TEMPER, FEVERS. ??
FOUND Ell, LOSS OF
APPETITE AND VI?
TAL ENEUOy, ic.
ITS UHK IMPROVES
TUB WIND. IN
CnEASEU THF. Al*.
PETITE-O I V E S A
SMOOTH and GLOS?
SY KEIN- and trana
fi ram (bu MISERA
III.K SKELETONS
INTO A FINE LOOK.
INO AN1> SPIRITED HORSE
TO KEEPEItS OF COWS THIS PREPARATION IS
INVALUABLE. It In
creeses tho quantity
and Improves Ibo quali?
ty of tho MIL K. It
baa been provan by ac?
tual cipcrimcnt to In
creaso tbo quantity ot
MILK and U It K A M
twenty pur cunt., and
meko Uio DU TT Ell
n rm and SHU i-i. In fat
A toning caltlo, lt gt v o
- tbcin an appetite, o
cns their bide, and make a tbcm Hi il vu much faster.
IN ALI, DISEASES OF SWINE, SUUli A3 COUOUS
IU.I,' Kl'.S IN TUB
Ll1 Nos, LTVEIl, /to.,
thin artlclo acia aa a
.pocilio. Hy putting
from ono-Ualf a papo re
la a paper lu n barrel*
of ??rill tho olin v a dla
oat os will bo eradica?
ted or entirely pro
vaniud. Ir irlvon in
timo, a certain preventivo and euro for thu Hog Chotara.
PREPA1IBD DY
8. A. FOUTZ & BRO.,
No. HO F ll A N K Ii I 91 ITHEKT
BALTIMORE, Md.
FOR SALE BY
DOWIE & MOISE
MUN DRUG HOUSE.
NO. 151 MEETING STREET,
OPPO?ITE CH ARLESTUN HOTEL.
March 3a etulbSmo
TUB DELICIOUS TONIC, ESPECIALLY DESIGNED
for tb? uao of Ibo
Medical Profession and the Family,
ia aa? ondoraod by all tho prurahio.it Physicians, Chom
lata and Connoisseurs, aa poaacaalng all thoao intrlnalo
medicinal qaallliea (tonio and dluratlcl which bolong to
OLD AND PURE GIN.
net trust that our established reputation founded
upon eighty-eight year? of experience-abundantly vin?
dicates our elohim to pubUc confidence, and guaran?
tee? the erection co of thia Standard Article.
Put up in casca containing ono dozon bolUea eaob and
sold by aU prominent Druggists, O rocera. Atc
A. Id. IllNINOEU at CO,
lEatabliabod 1778. ? . .1 ' " Bolo Importara
Nu, IS Heaver street. New Tor
Opinion? ot * H ? Pre??.
Tho Btoingore, No. IE Beaver atreet, bato . very high
rrj elation to sustain, aa tho oldest and beal boneo In
Now York.-?Tome Journal.
Toe boato vf A. IL 1'lnlngor & Co., No. IS Beaver
atreet, list snrbifned, for a period or eighty y ara. a repu?
tation that may wall bo envied.-ff. T. Beening Pott.
GOODRICH, WIN KAI AN & CO.,
KO. 163 MLiTl'INO 8TBEET,
Opposite Charleston Hotel,
and
DOWIE & MOISE,
SUCCESSORS TO KINO di CA88IDEY.
January 29
NO: 181 MEETING STREET,
Who tesa] o Agent?, Charleston, B. O.
tuths trna
MOTHERS!
MOTHERS!
MOTHERS !
j . TOtTft ATTENTl'Ori IB CALLED TC/
CHILDEEN WETHiNG
r 11 lil ii ? VALUABLE1 PBfePAHATIOrT IS ' THE PHE
JL KCBIPTION of ono? of the boat remain physicians
and nu ra os In tho ll ni tod H utos, and BAO bees used, tar
tMrl)<yUraw1Ui'naver^iaUlng ea/ory and success by mil?
itant of momera for (heir children.
. It not oply Believes the child from pain, but Invigorate*
tho stomach and bowels, corrects acidity, and gives tons
and onorgy td tho whole ayatem.
It wuT also instantly relievo
0!UPINO IN THE BOWELS AND WIND COLIC
Wei believe lt is tho best and :surest remedy In tbs
world; in all caaes or DY8ENTEI1Y AND DIARRHOEA in
chi kl ron, whether lt arises from Teething, or from any
other bausa. ,
i Ba sure and ask for '
MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP,
Haring (ho tao slmllo of OURTIS ? PERKINS on tba
wrapper,
i ALL OTHERS AUE BASE IMTTATIONB.
For salo by tho Wholesale Agents,
DOWIE & MOISE,
No. Ul MEETING? STREET,
OPPOSITE CHARLESTON HOTEL.
Ai rilli thitu9mos
TEMPUS CIlliAKDlDimil KON IANN?1I
RODRIQUE'S
PDLMONIC EL?AIR SPECIFIC.
T7WB THE CURE OT CONSUMPTION, PAIN8 TN THE
.T CHEST AND BID RH, DTPEICTJLTTf Ll BREATH
iso, ii i to Nt; ii rn tt, cATAium, ASTHMA, oouaHs,
HEM0HRILA.OE, and all affections of the Lungs,
Thia great t> vivify er la ottorgd lo th? public, that all
who will avail themielrea of tts. reinedial power may be
benectted. '\i 'Vt'
It ouly requires a fair trial lo conirm ht Invaluable
agency in diffusing through ouch channel of Ibo human
OTganlullonk reatored-vitality. It invigorates and em
buts the Lunga with hialthiol elasticity ; resto rea warmth,
which la their essen Hal clement; rouses tbs sluggish ves?
sels loto activity ; heal? tho aitected lobes; purl?os and
enriches . the blood; regulates TB? circulation; Induces
tree and Bssy respiration, and er pals, through It* admin
Isl ration, each and every oonoomjRaut dlsordar prwtent LD
the milady recognized ss Consumption, and hitherto
deemed hopeleastsnd Incurable.'
Thia ?umpound> 1? perwtliy safe, porfeajalng neither
narcotic bor emilie properties, which unfortunatoly are
al wart ?iii ploy od M essentials In ovary preparation for
couch or'Luna affection-a mis Uko which too oren Lo
its tiri ts Ung end to Ululating coksflqeonret, ctol? oap.
ilnces lo much general derangement of tnt ayatem, da
.troylog Appetite and creating aa tal ortona narr cu a ox.
citetntav tusmonUng su He ring with Ireqnent ratal re?
sults. \
Under Cae Influence of thia approved and Invaluable
Bpecilo tko most distressing Cough-yields, difficulty In
breathing! ami pales and soreaass subside, homortojisl6
Ls arreslod. and health and strength re ostabUahed. '
^t." ; HUCK FOU 8INOI.? HOTTLQ tl.9ft. '
Boll hy the PromrlotOT, uortbweal corner BOOTETY
A.ND UKtriiNCi STRBETS, and the principal Dra?gUts.
April 9_ ? ? _ly_
1 NOTICE.
?FPER WARDS OUARD HODSE, I
CiUBitmoK, May ?th 1801. J
Q TOPPED FROM TWO COLORED HEN A COW,
ip. who tIsled having found her tts talles up Ifahi
Th? Owner Lt requested ta call, pay expenses aol Isis
har away. E. J. KINO.MAN,
Maj;_. ? ? lat Lieut V. W. O. H.
>AVEliA YUUNG fe Mo K ENZ1K
Mli in COLLECTION OFFICE,
Noa. 39 and 40 Pftrk Row?
CB1AO lUVMi, li?l'.v
" BsaARD L. ?j[gg1I,VTli4Jni1lL,0B,?
fT^SS?8??"1013? V* TH* ?YJBEIOH COL
Al TPOCN BUSIN Eal pl Ht?,, BiuVMY Pi
rit?m* ???.CrOKhoUl tho Ul
LJK?U/SSIOJI?MS rus ALL rna STA T*A.
Ml ll! KHK m; A SONS
ESTABLISHED 1828,
MANUFACTURERS OB'
Grand,
Sauare,
And Uuright
PIANO FORTES,
WARE-ROOM
NO. 652 BP^Vw**
NEW 1 ?-.
cHicKERiN? * soar
(fraud. Square and Upright
PIANO-POETES
ABS.???^8 J"?' EVtl1 ?AV? BEEN, OOM*
B1DEBED tbs belt lu Amurlca, having been
awarded
?.ITV-iriVK I'lli/K JiiiUAl.s,
Of "blob, nutet . were received ir. the mooth* of Bop.
tate ^er end October, 1885, end met premium* over all
cor Miora et the diff?rent prlnoipal Talia in thia
?.u. - j. and the PRIZE MEDAL, at tba
WOBLD'S FAIR, LONDON.
I MAI.Uk HU H OHlRIOIf.
I oonalder Ohlckertng & Son*' Plano*, beyond oom.
parti un, the beet I hero aeen In Amarlo*.
". . H. Ttl Ai. H Eli (J,
Chairman of Jory on Maiical Instrumen
O ARD.
lt bl with feeling* of pride as A tuertean m inn tact ore r *
thst wo publtBh Ute Toliowlng testimonials, whloh have
been received 07 os rocen Hy :
HUKUPEAN TICHTUIO.MiAl.H,
Retuned during th? month of A ?gurt, I Boa.
_ " LOHDOH, July 28, 1887.
Hasans. OBtcsxarao A Boxs-Oeats: I hare mnoh
ple?*ure In endo?Lng a document algnod by the Ont
composers, musicians and profesa or? in Europe. I hold
ycrdr Plano* In roch high estimation {ride my oorllfl.
catt) that I fell lt my duty to toko one of them wllh ma
to Europe, to ascertain the opinion ol ni? pro fee.tonal
brethren. Tho enoloaed oortlnoate' will prove how
unslxuinous they have boen on tho subject. 1 beg lo
forfeard, at the same time, a lotter I received from my
friend, Mr, Collard, whloh I am sure muri bo R ran fy.
In?,to you. _ i
I ins ve the honor to be, gentlemen, yours very truly.
JAMES M. WEHLL
. ' LOHTXM?, January]?, I80*.
Jomet Af. Wehlt, KtJ. : '
Mr Du? Bm: 1 hs TO groat pleerure In asking you tn
oonrey to Mesare. Ohiokering the tipro alon of my
highest approval of thoir Instrument, lt it, I Com ?der,
nofmerely Ute best Ina tram ?nt of American manufac?
ture thal I bave tried, bul one of the fl cual a rend Piano?
fortes thai has ever como under my cbaerratlon; and
the I Mesare. Ohlukering may wall "be proud of having
turned out from their manufactory an instrument
whloh, for touch, quality, power and workmanship, it
would be vary did cult to surpass in arly part of the
Wida world.
Dear slr, very alnosrely yours,
COBAR TX COLLARD,
firm of Couard A CclUrd, Piano-fhrta kianuitctnrera,
Lond?n.
< - LoHDOa, August 23.1889.
Jomet Af. n't AU. Kt j.:
MY Dicta Sta: Aa yon are going bank to the Drilled
Blatas, I moat beg you to remember me kindly to the
Masara. Ohlckertng. Tell them I was delighted with
their O rand Fimo-forte-OJ pood aw (artrvacst, / lAfoJr
ar wai roer turned ?nil, betk in tuuc\ aruSUr :
Withing you. Aa, I remain evertt Jly.
H- F. BBOaDWOOD.
Firm of L Broadwood A Sons, Piano-forts MaatMQs
turora, Loudon.
LO ?DO?, Joly 20, ISM.
Main*. CMekeriag* Sent:
Oxorrs: I have lust heed invited by Messrs. liol tard to
try a OranJ Piano-forte manufactured by yan, sad I
have no hesitation in endorsing; tbs opinion Cl my oui
fri ena. Mr. 0. D. Ooliard, vu: That lt is the fluosc In?
strument I ever played on.
Believe me, gentlemen, moat fal th ml ly j oars.
J. L. HATTON.
TtttimonUlt from (Xe mott dUHugvuXtJ 1 rtxtU in Korop 1
fe Mettre. Okickering af Joni :
. - ? _:. Lo????, inly 15, 1888.'
Having pity sd upon a Piano-forte made by Masara.
Chi daring A Bona; of Boston arid ' Mew Tori, 1 hsva
much pleasure in testifying to ita general eieolb-uoe.
- For sweetness and brilliancy of tone, delicacy ot
touch, and magnificent power for concert purposes, J
conaldtr lt a really GtujCD iftmo-rosti urn orcioto.
LT TUE Bear 1 tu va saan or AJKxajam Mjuorraottnta.
ARABELLA CK) DD ABD. OIULO HEOOHDL
tl. A. OSBORhE. ALFHkD JAEIJL.
W. H?DE. LINDSAY SLOPES,
JULES BENEDICT. J. MOSOHELES,
M. w. BALrE. Prot of Conservatoire da
OB AB HALLS. LelpBlg.
BBINLEY BIOHARDB. H. AUTlHTli OIlAPPBL.
BENS PAVABOEB, Director of Monda yOon
SYDNBY BM1TU. cert*. London.
Among the ohlaf pointa al excellence of the Ohioker?
ing Pianos, af which speak the renowned ar tilts In their
eon gratula tc ry testimonial* to the Mesara. c bloke ring
are the greatest possible depth, rlsbneaa and volume of
tone, combined with a rara brillianoy, ol sam ess and
perfect evenness throughout the entire sosie ; and,
abovs aa a surprising duration of sound, ths pure tua
*ymp*thetlo quality of which never changes under lbs
moat d ell ca to or powerful touch.
During tbs past forty-three year* thia Arm has mann,
aoturad
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in ths construction of which they have mtrodaoed avery
known and valuable Improvement. They have luvaria.
bly bean sel ec tart and used by all of the world's oe
fmowtedpsr* great artists who have visited this country
professionally, both for private and pabilo use.
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I consider Ohiokering fe Sons' Pianos, bs j and oom?
pert* on, tbs best I have ever sean in Amtrica.
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I con Uder C bickering A Sons' Piano* superior to soy
in ths world.
They are unrivalled for their singing qualities and for
the lunn on lo a* rou nd nais of their lon?. There!* a
perfect bomoganallv throughout ali the registers. Tbs
upper nb Ces ar* remarkable for a clearness and parity
which I do not Cn d IQ any other tn*tmmsnt, while tba
base ls distinguished for power without har* b n eu, and
for a magnificent sonority.
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Tour ratio* ara superior to any I have arar saan In
thia 00 nb try or in Europa.
I have never hiard s lone so perfect 1 lt yields svsry
expression thai la nasded In muslo, and Its quality ?a
c?penle bi chang* to meet every sentiment. This ls a
rare power, ann I* derived front the perfect pertly of
1U tone, together with its sympathetic, elaitlo md asll
bal an ned touch,
POZff ANBKI.
During; lbs past sight ; ears I have oonstantly played
upon the juiuy celebrated Ertrd Pianos; your* are tba
only Instruments that I bars foond, either hara ev tn
Europa, to equal them tn lil their poluta of ai collen oe.
It may ba sattafaotory to oar patrons tod frisada
among tits pu tito st larg* to elate tba? tasllrsirnlsls har?
bean received from all tbs leading artltut who har*
rtitUxTor axe now residing ta the United States, a raw of
whose cu nea, bendee those above, wa append :
LEO. SB ll IYER. I Q DST AV BATTU.
ALFRED j A AU . J. BESKDlirr.
II. r ANDERSON. . M. 8TRAEO8OH.
B. OOF?MAN. I JTTLL1EH.
' ' ABTHTJB NAPOLEON.
. Ana many others.
?ST ILLlIrffBATaTD ALDUaTS AMD FBIOB LISTS
BENT BY MAIL,
WARE-ROOMS,
No. 652 Broadway,
NEW YORK.
HENRY SIEGLING, ?P9t
OHAKLEBTON' S. CJ
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