The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, June 03, 1867, Image 4

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? ????J??ll->-p^p_l?-p, j '<?-. , .', O. ll. OAT?CAllT.TCntfoii - tJ?T??lAB?\ MoMlLLAN ft MORION, i T i . ,. .ntopitucroitj. Mo.'18 HAYNE Sl'REET. CITY PHI Nf MRS. T?RMTCASH. ' Htiiismurniwj DAlLY-TWBI.VKJiONTUS.S1Ji'?n I'AILY^PIX HtVTIltf. B-j{|? O ULY-TUR Wi MONTHS.. BINOLE ?OP?KS.5 S I .1\J NEWH UEALEIU?.3 ?*???? MONDAY MORNING, JUN1? 3, 1807. If IORI the .Vi? I'.ifl- Uiltztn.) SILK ?VT SOHHOW. Souk Dot a wert! to break tho spell That bind) a heart in ?lieut sorrow. No ono CAO know of grief no will AB ho ?rho beam s funeral knell And thinks of many a lonely morrow. Mo one c,n ?hare Uio wight of grief j That bown Uio form of all ?rho boar lt; Ho sigh? or toan cou giro relief, Nu (yul j i a brinn joy, li o wu vu T brioT, Or Unger on the lipa tbat wear lt. No comfort caa a friend impart . Ill wo rds, however kindly fliiukon ; . No hand can dry Uio toar? Ibat slart ' ?' ci From tho chilled fountains of that heart Whon onco tho crystal bowl le broken. lint from oocli calmer, hoUor thought Can wo alono our comfort borrow, Wo Qed lt aoonoat whou untaught ; Joy comes to ua again unsought, And wo forget our Blleut sorrow, i.ettrr from tlie Secretory of tin Treasury. Tho Soe rotary of tho Treasury, lu replying (jo au ' ' invitation from tho lins ti in merchant!) to visit that ? ' city, malu1 H tho following romurltB upon the ua '? Monal finance's: . .. I nood not assure; you, gentlemen, that it shall bet tn y earnest purpose to continuo to ao ndndniu " ter my office aa to justify Uio confidence you bavo , BO generously given mo.; Yon must not expect, ' however, that our monthly statements for thu roat of tho proaout mid tho carly part:of j tho noxt fiscal year Will .bo na satisfactory ns'thoy havo IJV^.U tor au many months past. Tho do . ty^Uo?t .or "bounties- to soldiers, preparations '-? Tor>a tliroatbnuig Indian war, ovou if thc? war itself should bo avoidod, and vary literal appropri? ations of a'lnieoullanuoiia charactor will cause un? usually heavy drafts to bo modo upon tho treasury ; while, on tho other band, tho general faillira ot' tho whoat urop nnd tho partial failuro or thu'oom i ii crop last year, alow progress in tho restoration of ' tho South ern li taten lo Uioir propor rcUdoiis.wilh tho F?deral CJovernuionl, tho dullness'of trade .throughout tho'c?uiitry-^iirtly tho remi't of h dc . croaao of production,-.and "partly or tl??s natural rf reaction. whioltalnayB follows poriodB? of cxeito V ' munt mu? Bpouuiatiuii-logcthcr with rodueod tax-' ; . .ti, will very considerably afflict our revenues. Thia combination of - adverso circumstances I may .retard a-rotnrn.ro ape?lo paymoiits, and with largo " ..'jisttcsof hoftds to bo mada to tho Paclfio Railroad im branches, br dlvisiona, wiU'prevent for a liriuf i-.MH.ii JU- ii red ucl io II of tho public debt: und -; may;orourr?ndor. a temporary iucroaso. of it un? avoidable ; but it will not wcalteu ruy faith in our ?bilitv tn move nn again in tho right direction ?tat an carly day. On tho contrary, tbollvo [ that 'tBte'check'to' our progress will load to improvc m mila In our rovnjiuo laws rind .to a i increado of cmfiioney'in-1 their execution; bas) en tho repro aentatioii In Congress of tho Southern states, aud teouro greater economy in all branches of the pub lie service. - ! i Kl -Bonis surprise! .may-exist-thot I bavo not foi llj .-. 80mo monthB pout; reduced tho circulation.of Uni ",/? toWStato1* note??,--'nc?ordi?j?!.,-t{j tho authoiity .con? ferred up;m mo hyConAxpss, autt- an: inforenco ,.' ,,riii?y'bo''?rawhfroi?i,' it that lily.' opinion' uboh tlio :?iPUP?OP?.vrW)tr?xit}on,. lias, undergone e."/5hango. .-....-?'ennitimo-tu t-ay, :therefore,? that, I am os niueh. ? ta ifajTsnadodias over of .Uioimportance ol inn barly loll minni to Rpooin payments, and of a reduction pf, 01! tWi'mirrerieyy as a rtloan* of checking extravagance "-a?.roef?hition. -.arid- or-increasing ptod?oHion,. "'.J. 'wp^Out which all'', offm-ta Uoyrr-storbpcnifonhally ' . '^-a?ecip. al*:idft?d('t?flU bo lr^?ffetJtn*V -.V???|t ??o Kl '.<?oufltry:woodhill prde'r tpiat 4pt'??o p^-rpcnW may HK| .iba cnanmed and .mainlaihod, . .and real prusneritv .>iii.:ut-iji.J, ii; p.n increase, of industry unit a rcHloiu 1 .: . lion Of our fom er habits Of oconomy. ABU pdopl?'. - ...among iiunieRen, w? must cam moro and uppud. V,,' ''loss.i^'.Iri our txurie vf itb 'fdrcicn nations, wo must el?>i wUvhwo.'crt'tiny ^CBS, , Any.'. duTbrotit, prescription iiUum.olal pvila, ;to,', jh' my ..luCtgmont, .,t\-J."qu^Wiry-";, JSiyA..'coiiVanuoii. w*U t0ii'd','t'o bring . oijoivt thiiiiiWiralile, co'uilitii.ju.of/ tlimgu,- I havo ra ne^er^doubteil, but I bavo novor^hol?es swipdndod :?U oll>Oi.ri4woUoh,cif ym'ieiroula^pft;^ ? United t?tato i teni nnte9,-.andt for tUo- followinic ro?ous,:..?ither of ::'i.T.Whlcllwri?ld perhap? li ovo jnsUdod.my conrad, mid ..i . ?ns.U'oi-Tv'hloh havo'li ul moro ar loss cxletonoe in dc 1 ?'''.t^rroining it'-'- ..: ?:; v.. .?.. . ..: j ? rr*" vFirat-^'fhq Viott's of a majority of tho members j$njf?8aV?'?ii;'ladior?t?d -by'a' numbor of rotes ,r_ 1??,winter,, wi?i;? adverso t? inir)j'?'di(itp': c?rjlrno t??n, und I hav? 'not felt at libu.-ly to iiliic? myself , -.tn. practical oimoHitioo to thu' lawrinuhinir brauch si of tlio Qovornment; without whoso support I must . bo-poworleas;.' 'n::.. ? ? .?. . . HU, . ? -'Beoond-Tboro have existed for some-innnlits . '.?-,;f?it Anxious forebodings of-fin enc i al troubles, .'. . ,r.t; tl 'ftli ile they continued T have been approiion Slv?'lbat a conira:tlou of tho curroncy, ti.o object and elToot of it being misunderstood br .nifeinlor i' ' protod, nnelit produce a panic in tho oommcrcial . ' ' 0lt;08,!whi?h, extending over the tonntry. onjd ber* :ybnd the sneculativ-e iutoreslsi ? would injuriously ' affect legitiniato'business and.(lib rovenuo depcnti cnt upon lt. , : ,i".Third-Largo?mon,i)ta.of'iiitorfst-boari?g' notes aro io bo paid or eonveited. with, tlio prosout and' - .next: fiscal y air, .to: whiah it socinod prudont for ?ii -. 'mo'flrat lo direct my attrntion, loaviug. the. eiuea ?? ?' tioa of a ourtalbncut'of tho oirculating uotos to to determined from month to month,"by tho -condi ]':'. ' fi^ of tho.coTjnlry jinfl-of tho-TroaBury. ? "'Fbnrth-Anllcipilhig'that tho' failuro of tho crops'?pd tho Ullier circumstances alluded ts, would .seriously afloct busbibss,.! havo couaidered it important that tho-public mind should not bo' diverted, by the criticisms and complaints of thoso who aro. opposed tu coutraeUon, .from tho' real causes of trouble; that a sound policy should not bo putin peril by boing modo tho "scape-goat" for evils'resulting from different causes. You -.rill not infer, : from what! havo written, ; that tarn pot hopeful ju?regard to our llnar.eial fu 'ture.1- ?fcT?as'boeh-my obnslaiit aim BO b> manage 4he/.national finances ,oe.to aid ba bringing tho coantry.to.a .healthy 'financial condition, without . ?' being subjected to tilo'sovcroflhi&sters which many ' jiidieiou.'i porwoOB barb supposod a largo debt, and ; tho dorang?ment of'business asd'tbe.diminution ? -. or induatry bccasioncd'by tho war,' aud a ycdilndsnt . . euiioiioy, would rcndei' '?m<\ ilulile, 'My faith tlint .thiaqau bo accomplished iauiuhgkoii. Tba causes lihj that aro now operating nirainst us are exceptional ' - -and-temporary. The i ronpect of a good crop of winter wheat waa novar bettor.,- More spring whoat .jbaa^'beeri Bowed,':and more corn baa or will bo ;.pyuptcd this fiL'aiiori tba: I'over before Tho pfaopla uio beginuing tb Com pre bond again this iiiipor ' . t^nt truth, which ecqms to havo hoon disregarded , ,'}(for some years past) -tbat prosperity is the rcsnlt J oTl?bar; {Bat Industry1 and economy ard ns indib '" pensable to 'national au well aa to individual wealth. < L shall bo ! griovonsly disappointed if another year does not witness a largo lncrcoMO of industry, ' of entopriso, and. of ravonuo, decided progress toward U rcsumpHou of specio i ia vin eu tn, .alida nUvady rotluet ion ol lim pul ilnUh'ht. I? HfiiCklloll OT Ihr Sn util. I :*^?OT0.fo?oy*pj:?n?t^, said -io hav? been written - by ^\o l?,?:u' jKtiTruioK bivm, airpears in tho .-?artfordPrAatJ- I fl Mfi '.i . ''. V W4?f?BilC(jcHr? Mas., Nov. io, 18C0. ??'?.7fa'-Ed?:-??^:2??i?'& t?o honor to receivo last night, yours of .tho a'/th ult., and hasten to roply to the inquiries propoutiiled. Reports of-tin i elixit.ion bavo little doubt thal tho ?vent you havo anticipated baa occurred, that elec? tors have beon choson, securing tho election of Lincoln, and I will answer on that supposition. My home is BO isolated, that I havo had nb in t?roourso u 11,1 thone who might havo aided mo i i forming anpplfubh as to the efleot produced on the mind of our people by I ho result or tho r?cent election, and thu impressions which 1 communt I >: ?ute are founded npon antecedont-oxproseions. 1. I doubt not tho Governor of M?iBlumppl has . 1 convoked tho-Ecgislaturetc. assomblo within the . -pVe?enl month, to doeide upou tho-eourB? which' ?. tho Stale ul iou! il adopt in tho present emerge ney Whether tho Legislature will direct tho call of a convention of the Hiato, or appoint dologatos to a con volition "of snell Southern 8ta(os ns maybe willing to consult .together for tho adoption; of a ' Souttfern plan of action,-is doubtful. - .. . X If a convention of tho State wero assomulod /t)W, brptosjlion 'tb spoddo.from .tlio Union lndo^ '. pon'duntiy of support from uoigbboring " Stotos , ^wouldbrpbabiy fail.;.. , . ? ' ? . S.'If South Carolina, should first secede, and she. alone should (ako nu ch action.-tho position of Mm nisei ?ipi would not probably bo ob&nged by that tact, A powerful obstacle to thesoparato action of Mississippi is tho want of a port, from which follows tho consoojuenro that her trade being still' conduct, d through tho ports.of .Ibo Union, her revonuolwonld bp diverted Ixofai her own Bupport rn to?, thal of a foreign . govenunont,' ? and being Beographleally miconuocted with South Caro? na, an alliance with her would not vary that r.tato or cane, [aie] -. ' 'ri ^IJty ' 'PfupnotY of sepsrato 'BceAssibn by ; Benth Carolina doponds so mmih npon collateral Vo?tions .that I find it, difflcidt lo S to . your, hxsi;Mami for tho . Waht of kngwicdgu ., -whlqh.would Wim mo to c?tlm?to tho valho of the elements involved in tho, issne. thonuh ox. ;' t?^'?^:yo^?Utf,',,Qoor8in ? nocossTry to i eonneot^ryon with. Alabama, and thus to make ? effeotta! j tho oo-ftpei'?lion or . Mississippi, it ? 06or?A "ifould be- lost by imm?diat? actiorV, but coultf 1>e:'tabA0d by doloy, it sooniB clear td mo th>t''yot? ,?hot?ia walt, fi tho Accession of Bouth Oarojin* should bo Mowed byan, attempt to co? erce her,book Into tho Union, that act ot uteurpa tion, folly arid nickodnoss would enlist every tino - S<tathern< man for-her dofbnoe^ If it wore aU temtited to blockade lu r porta. abd destroy her trade, a-like result would- ho ? produced, and tho t?mmcr?f?l t?orid would probably bo added td her alli M. , It IS, therefore, pro labio that, neither of thoso moMuroa would bo adopted by any Adminis? tration, but that Foderaj sin pa would bo sont to : collect tho duties on Importe, outside tho bar, that tho commercial nations wo.dd foci littlo interest in th.tt,-and tho Southern States would bavo littlo powor to counteract it. .? ? .> ThopUntlnr BtateshaToa common interest of -, BUOII magnitudp that Hu,ir nolan connor or jator '^UTAUP^^U ihtti ''ntOTcet ls oortaln. rj Wmtedittoyw?l hayo amFjo power for th airown ' ffia???'S^.V^ h '"ako for thbw -i Uon, andwUl bo alowar^nd lowuna^Si thL? s ?aa i h<] & maj>)loBlB,ithorofore,;M ithap Iwen Jj? ravor^r ... ?eMHng.Io UriEg thoso ,State? into cx>o,>a-e,ti"n . tWbro. ?sking for ?, popular doolslon ubonYpew policy aitiV roTaTlon lo tho nailone of tho earth. If Sjuih Carolina should rcsolvo to aoccdo boforo that co-operation can bo obtained, to go out leav? ing Qoorgia, Alabama Bnd Louisiana in tho Ui)lon,. ?nd TTithoul/any.roaeoiV 16 BuppOBO thoy will fallow' 11IT; Hiern appoars torno to bo no advantage lu waiting until tho govoraaiout pas passed into iioetilo bauds, and men have bocomo inmiliarir.ad to that injurious sud ofluuaivo perversion of tho* Uoiionil Government from tho ends for which it), iras ostabliahedi 1 havo wriltw with tho freedom ?nd carelessness of private cor roa pondon co, and regret that 1 could not glvo moro proel HO informa timi. Very respectfully, yours, etc., , JEl'FElt?ON DAVIS, j CEN. POPE PETITIONED FOB THE HF.SIOV.VI, or nu: MAVOB AND AI.IH.HUKN or SAVANNAH-.-lt is staled editorially, in Ibo Savannah licpuOlican of thu .Ulli, (hut a petition signed by upward of liv o Hundred colorod people has been presented to Don. POPE for tho removal of Mayor ANDEHSON and tho Aldermen of that eily. Tho petition alleges ilmt thc Mayor falls to do oxaot Jtislloo to ibo colored pooplo ; that ho imposas hoary flues ? and penalties on thom for offeneos which, when com Itdltvd by niiiiu people, uro gi?Z?d OVi-t without serious punishment. Thu Augusta Constitutionalist, in cnniraonllng on this rumor, says: From what wo Unow of tho Mayor, wo fool eu" tiroly justified in saying that tho facts stated by tho iietitioiiors aro uni me. Wo do not bohevo that a muro scrupulously honest nod upright adminis? trator of tho laws, without disliitctiuti to class or pe. euiei, can bo found lu tho Stato. < It BComB that ono Dr. J. W. Clift drow up tho Bolitlun and that il contains a chumo asking, in io event of tho removal of Mayor Anderson, that Dr. ('lilt bo appointed ia his atoad, lloro wo ilud "tho milk in tho cocoanut. ' Tho Republican man doo? not intimate, iu his lomowhat lengthy notice of this movomout, whether ho nympathizos with it or not. Thia is significant. u ns ti Wo hopa that tho good sense ol General Popo will enable him to HCo through tho mOtivo of this notation and that ho will retain Mayor Anderson in nut present position, i.tr.i ' :?' jr!. ! MrsTCnioDS MURDEB.-'Wo regret to learn that an atrocious murder waa committed, a few days iiince, upon tho body of a young man named Pilus, of tho neighborhood of Scotlotowo, in our District. A negro uh arge d with .hu commission of tho cri in o has been bi ought hero cud lodged nu Jail.' It seems that tho younganan wan ruga trod in working with other laborers, when about1 mid-day ' ho was called away. 'Tho report of a ?run'was boord short? ly after and his body was found with tho hoad per? forated with ashot irout behind. Tho tracks about tho body corresponde I with those made by tho freedman, sud too evidence was nuoh as to Justify tho jury of-inquest in taking out a warrant for bia -.crest. -AbbuoulcPress. ? Tho Sumter'Nowa says'ono year ago tho first number wai issuod; Wo- ventured thou upon an experiment, tho wisdom of which was doubted by many. Wo aro, therefore, gratiilod to know, that in Hie face ot Ihn ninny difficulties against which wo havo had. to contend-difficulties inevitable when tho present sta to of affairs is considere J-wo have boen ablo io'.niako successful cur? humble clioi 11 lo entertain thu people of-Sumter Dud net, and to give thom tho latest, most reliable informa? tion in connection with all such matters as uro ot general importance and public' ?nterest, . -, j COMMERCIAL. i S .'1-* * ? i* ' li : '*...? i J ' ?""' KxpofxslP i ? NEW YORK-Per steamabip F. Il Sonder-12 baloa Koa Island Colton. 04.7 bales Opland Cotton, 130 ?balee" D' un iii en. 103 trcsIUco, ?0 casan Clay, 74 bbl* ltoalil. Mi bole Vogoiabt??, 61 empty Barr?la, 37 pla? Lead. 4 tibia Copper. SO buhdlcs Paper, 9'Turtle, inpact- ' ages Huildriwi.. .. . .i'er steamship MsnlUUlSU-034 ? bale? Cotton, 2P08 bbla and boxes Vegetables, 6 bbl?1 M ol am es, 179 bales Dom o? tica, 237 bbla Haval Stores, H bbda Bones, 233 paokagos Sundries. : :? ' NBWiYORK viAe-Wn/MirlOTOH.-.N O-Per sch? ATy--' rover-21 casks Hice, 3J0 sacks Bait, 2 libels Mdzo.1 ? PHILADELPHIA-Per sehr Golden Onto- 50 tons Iron, aa bales Cotton, 10 tone Clay. ... i - ? Tue Charleaton colton Rlnrket. | ' OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS, i' CuAuiaJb'fon. Saturday ilvonlag, Juno 1/186?. Ju Th oro was an ootlve enquiry; particularly for the better qu alitlea' which aro scarce, and - relatively1 high tr, p riccjs ' having an advancing tendency, ', fioles ?00 halos, vii: 3 at 14,10 st IS, 40at23/>a?t 3tjf) 88 at 28,80 at 28,jiiafjif?f1 M nt 20X and 10 af 27.:, ' ' '!'..'". J'1 ? '.'" j . Wo anota ti : ?. ..--i nw: - 1 .' ... Iiow Middling.. I..'....'. ;'...;..'......28! ' " '' '-'.?' Middling :.'. i, .'.V. .i.. t.. ;.'.. 28; ??.. strict MlddUng. ...s'Uii.lIn.Xt< ?? .., .fScOTgetfiyirn Jlarkpt. ?'J K OEOROHrOW?? B.'O.jSray' 20.-COTTON-No si le? tri' report this wcok.. ,W<" quote IB to 22c, duties not p lid. Co?*-wo quotaiai.stx. ilia. Tutsan-About 140 sticks sold during .tho week Wo quote from 10K to Ito per cubic foot. - Tuiu-kjlrr?t^Nii arrivals.' - Wo quoto Virgin dip 83 Et),' Ycltow.dlp?a,?389,lbato^ . f . ii ,'.'. A.:t.l?. Aufraeta Market. AUGUSTA/Juno 11 -Cotrteu.- Th aro has boon s good, demand to-day,? and oonStdorablb cotton wasaaotdi At about yesterday's prices, say 2taz8 for good etyte of mid diing*. In tho afternoon tho market improved, bul very few nilff. wore mada. Salo* of Ibo day amounted to 43B halos, an followa : 14 at 19; 7 at 21; 28 al 22; 2 at ttl IOU at 24. 8 2t 24>i ; 68 at 23, and 3 bates at li Booclpt?, 10 balea. .. u. .../ t... . i GOLD-Tho ll rotera aro baring at 130 and scUing.at 137. . I tit Brxvtn-Brokera are buying at 129 and selling st 181. .. ... Savannah lUarlxor- ' 'j -'. 'SAVANNAH, May 30.-The general nSartct dnric^.tbe past weak has boen dull and qdlet, thqtxgh prices nave, for tho most ar tl den, boen fairly pis ! nial n od. Thc vant ol' moans on thu part of farmers and 5] ?ii tr- rn. ls being very" seriously foll by our mrrchantli, who ar6 lj.-trl..inim to realizo that unless accommodations' can bo obtained al thia H?rth which will enable them to supply tho country trado'dn the'credit system Until thu frrowhi? crops aro gathered, thorin must result fe general stagBa* tlon'LnibusincBs. A fow of our dealers aro now disposed,' ss far ea their resources will warrant, to moot tho urvfclii, nooda of their country .buyers tn this way.' and others f aro aorioualy considering tho probablo noccsslty of soeli' a course '. . ?V^ ExcnaKot-Tlioro oas boen very Ultlo offcruxg hals J wcok. Brokera iuv buying at par, and nrUmg ?L premium.' '.' " j WV OoLD^ITas been quito steady during the week, wi' rstos remain un changed. To-day wo give tho buylift ' rate at 130. and Beith ? at 138. 'I ' \" ' luca.-Tho crop Is now nearly all In. The PU pidV J a' iini?M and thu demand. Ughi. ' fricoa remain about KS* samo as last week-Carolina lDXailo; rough *2a2 .??.:'? FaEiairrs-We aro not ad vi eon of any change since our last report; , To New York, on colton, per steamer, Upland. X ' . .?.? '.' . : .1.-." . . .BeaIsland..!. Ji ToBoslon . .I. IX ToIlalUmoro . V . . ".. . .j. K To Phlladolphta .. " . . .i.l. S To Liverpool ". V aqnaro..'.. J?a vi" ? round.i. Ka" To Liverpool, on cotton, Upland.. i?d .1 " ," Sea Island. ;<d To Providence, on cotton, pur nail.J., y To Portland . '. ..??.?.<...i. V To Boston .' .?...;. S To New York....^.. 'Kr; To N?w York, on lumber. 89 00? ~ To itoiton . . ? -.....1000..4 UoNew York and Uostan, cai Umber. IO OOiJll 00? To Cuba, ou lumber, (In irelil)............... nom. ' ? COTTON-Tho market opened thia week at about J24 Ho. for middling. - With cable news of 'liberal-dilly aalca, ai Brm prices, in "Liverpool, our market'hsB"boen brink, and price? gradually unproved, cloging to-day at 25a & We-for tr.tddllHKs. . . 1 V- ">..'..?< 1 , ;. ?SKA lai^wcs-Tho priee-v during Ur? week; havo1 beon nonrfaal, and thc demand confined entirely to the lower grades, nt greatly rvducod ratos, 'varying from 28 to 880. POTTOM. S 1'AT KM F?N T, . ?..".'' ' \ ^ j "tn Stock on hand tic pt. !... Uocelvcd since May 23... Received previously. Total receipts.. Exported since May 23. Exported previously... Total exporta. Stock en hand May 30. ' 1806-07. I8C0-OO. 14,141 14,090 . SS 12, ea* Upi'd. ^071 1,775 214445 3,412 204053 1.872J K?SC . i 74 .?MM Upl'iL ' 3.958 2CT27?O MN 186304 117| 24,015 . wilmington Blarllrt WILMINGTON, Juna 1.-Tho market to-day has ruled luiuauaUv dulet ror all descriptions of country produce, siid tho foU^wing sro 411 Uni sales we can hear of : 1 TuTii-xNTiait-:SCl(bIs clianged hands at'StJ 38 for vir? gin iuul yellow din, and S3 forlmrd, per 2fi0 lb?. ItdsiN-Sal ci of 637 bbls nt $2 80 for comhi?n, '?3 for ?.trained common, tSU^tS ?fi for No, 2, 83 7Sa4 13>i for No. 1" fia. (4 60 tor pale, ,' Q. ,1 Unltlinnrc Ularkcl, ,' ' ' DALTIMORB,.. May. 3tt-Ccomta.-Tba demand for Rio has been rather Uglilvand connnod mostly to .boma wants) pricos aro also lower for all?rrados of Itloo ?icetil prime, which ls scarce. Wo report salas of. 1000 bigs ex Redwing. lOOO bags sx a team or Merrimack, ntNow York, anil &000 bat?' ox hark Adelaide, all on lenna not trana plrudt 600 bags ox Adelaide, 12 cen ls, gold, In bond ; 100 bags common st 10K? cents. In bond; 600 bsgs, lo Ivis, at 17,'(sl8>i eenie, gold, duty paid. Nothing dnW tn rsv. gnayra. or other dosnrlptions, except snail lots ; from second hands. . . 1 . '.. I .. Kiona.-Tho market noa been very heavy and dull the pm.Weck, though, envina to the continued light receipts oud elock, priccBara narnlnsily maintained, ycttooffoet axles, concessions have to be made to buyers. Wa have only lo report 100 bbls Howard 8tre?t Extra at ?14 50 : 800 bbla City UllisSpring Wheat Extra at 812 16al3; lot) bbls Howard Street Super at ?ll 62; 250 bbls coil non do at ?lOalO 60; 400 bbla atv Mills Family, terms not trans? pirad. Bye Flour is siso dull and nominal at ?8 Mis 76. Com Meal-Sales of 300 bbls catv ground reported at f8 fO-quote, attbe - close at .86 60sS 70. Wo" 'revise tho ranga of tho market as follows, vis. : .,..,.? | Howard-street Super and Cut Extra. ..?10 38 75" Iloward-etrocl Extra Shipping.,. 13 00 fi 13 50 ao*art.?ireet High Orados..;;,..D 18 75 fi 14 60 iio*r*T?rtro?l Vanlly. i. ...'...;... '...,' 10 00 & iq 60 Ohio Super tnd Cut Extra.ll 00 14 ll 15 Ohio retailing.J,.- .... 00 00' 8 Od 00 (Hil') l iinilly..'.wv... 1600 (?i Iii 00 Norlhiveatom Sapor. 00 80 ? OG 00 Korthwestern Extra. 12 60 Q 13 as City Mills Sopor:... 11 00 fi ll 60 Clly Mills, Standard Extra. 13 60 0 13 50 City Milla Shipping brands Extra. 15 00 GO IQ 60 Baltlnioro, Welches, Oraoaileld and v?7 :... Weverton Family.....18 00 @ 00 CO Baltimore high grado Extra..,..'. 17 00 fi 17 60,: Ryo Flour, new....-. 8 60 CS 8 75. Corn Mesh City Milln. 8 CO 0 g10 OnaJK.-Wheat is commg forward moro freely; tho d'e mand ia quite limited, oxcopt ror choice Marr lan 4, "hhil la wanted boin for homo milling and EasternshlD. mont, and, owing to its scarcity, pricos ara lolly main? tained, but lower grades being la better suppl/ Urines favor buyers. Corn has been In fair receipt, and nrlons carly In mo week receded seroral cents on white, bnt tba decline ws? reoorcred before tho elosoi- y^owhaasd. van ced 2?3 eenlsior the week.. Western mixed has be?m leesactlro-.kutesisivaaattl IX Oats have vanedbut tiltiat. demand 1 good. Ufe continues tn very light m. oclptvaad eales borny, sn Stol tnt to base qoota^ions on. Tho tronjuTtlons for the votk were aaf0U2?si , Wheat. Offerings to TbursdsT, 1 uolualvc, wnount te 2i'? huibols White, ^ and' 6700 bushols rod. Tho satos lo dad a 300 . .uanda choleo Maryland white at ?3 55; 1100 btuhels do u^StcoobnshokiyalkiW.:. Sales for me ?esk were ecar ilte<d.b# 74.000 btuhuls white, st (1 I5al IS for,Mr t.. jrfcD?-,tiO0)ho?heU niliad do, ?1 lOal 24; 3600 bnahels roHjw. ?I lSal 18j 1000 bushels do. 61 l?*130i il.con' ?nshcJs do, ?1 20a 1 22; 8,000 bushelsPcunsylvAalamixed, U Ital 1-; 400 bushels Wcetera do, (1 13. Oats.-rtero lt .'.'j ;. -vair. 1 ort received to Thundty Inclusivo, 71.800 bushels, and ?Uh good demand moally sold, omi racing Inferior ?I 78s ) onto, and good to primo 60*83 cools, bulk st 80 cf nts, t which figura tbo market closed. Itye-Itccelptai sud ? dos small: quot? 81 4Sal 60 por bushel. 1 MOLASSES-Wo havo but to notice Baloo of 50 casks Cu- < a Muscoradu .a| 80c. and 30'bbds Porto nico at 88c, xt)lll?ht stock sud quiet market. We quote clef lng 1 de?, vis: Cubs Clayed 4Gs47o; do Musourado 60*55c; t drto ?leo C0o70o; English island toa;ev. Stock Unley 1 08 Usda 81 tera .ubs,38 hi ein Porto Rico, and 8 casks , Ingush Island. ' , < PnovuuoRs-jrhr market, though not rory acUvo.hna i ccu quite steadily maintained for sll description? or tho .Og producta, sud closed rather tinner for bulb bulk neala and bseon. Thora la oillfferenoo of full .SO b.v ween Western and olly smoked meat, tho latter bein? iroforred sud commanding tho higher prices. It should iso bo reuiborod that tho inside quutstlons are IDTS- I lably not cash. Uarrelled Fork? Wo karo only to noUco ales ol 100 bbla Western mess, in lois, st 833 60a23 75 V .bl. Hulk Meats-Shoulders nco steady at 9c; sales hm Oed flucti buhlt rs decline no pliny thin Dy lure, but lo'. H 0 arri rn aro offered freely. . Of eldon we notice anica of 0,01 o lbs looao st l e \v, sud 1 ( U casks, in lots, st 1 lo, at ?liku nguiu? tho uiarkvt ulosod stesdy., Uocon-We no lee s fair d arnaud for etty smoked (Heal, which ls selling |Ulte neely In lobbing Int? at lOalO.'fc for Shoulden!, tinki'ae for rib sidon, nnd l i'.uii^e for clear iib do; iVcatorn dark smoked shoulders told carly In tho week et 1 ;;c, and al Ibo ctoso hold at V^e-soles of tu to 7S conks it tho muldo figuren for city trade. Ilsins sro quiet and inchansed. Onoto Cliirlnuslt sugar-cured at lGjiaUc; lucovired sugar-cured at I.V,?lCot largo alzouol wah led. Lard-Retail demand only-Wo iiuoto elly 13c; prime .Vent, m 1 l'?oki.V. latter for kel do roudercd, round lots kio less. RICE.-Stock light, and holders firm st Ilsl2c for Caro? lus ; Rangoon ls also held Htcady at BJjafjM.c No sales if either ruportod. Hem tn.- -Wc noUco a quiet, but firm market. Sales illira our last rev le tv wera comprised ol '."Jj hbdn Porto nico, grocery, at Hal2)ic; S3 hhda Ouba at Ile; lui hbds Boiuernrs, vacuum pan, on pr?valo terms. Closing IIUO lalloun, though nominal lu tho absence of salen, aro held Inn, an follows : .'olia sud K I, fair <n good refintug. ,10Jj(fM1 eta 1 moa Suba aud K I, ?air to good grocory.. .11 eta uot Juba aud ? I, primo and choleo.13 ?1 2 K eta not Porto Rico, com. to good grocery....11 M ri eta nat Porto Rico, prime to choice.l 'J L, fc 12 yt eta net How Orleans, fair to prime.nono Havana, No. 13.ld'.evU.'i cts 1 moa Undi, bags.l?,H(ij}ll ctn , Stock to-day 2313 bbc?, 1603 boxoa OubJ, 1367 lihds Porto Rico, 1488 hbdn English Island, 249 hhda Marti? nique and I],470bsgs Ilmxil. m i ir. tn seiuns-liavo ruled steady, ss follows: ' For Crushed, Powdorod and Oranulated ISM conter loft crus hod A white 14S cents; Circle A 14}; rents; B ' UK couts; O extra 14X coots; C yellow 13;, conts; clrclo O 13,s cents per lb. BJLLT-A oarg J ef Llvorpool ground alum la offered, to uri ve, bnt hold above thc slows of buyers. I .nts ttoui doolan are quoted steady as before, at 9! l'?*3 30 for ground alum, and S3 I0a3 20 for lino. Turki Inland wo ipiotc, for lots from stoio, ot SSaOO cents pur 1 untied. WHISKEY-Wn bear of very tow sales. The offerings ol free hnvo becomo less froquont, and prices Improved, op uroximating nearer to the minimum figuro fixed by tho law. llolil.irs ia bond quote nominal at 33a36 cents; no ru los reported. Wow Ven k BIsirket. MONEY Man BET. Tho Now York Evening I'nt of Thursday, May 30th, says : Tho loan market la cosy at 6a7 per cont, and thors ls a fair dornend for accommodation on cali. Commercial poper ls dull; choleo bills pass easily at 8}?a7. Other gradas nra carefully scrutinized, and havo currency at Hals per cent. ."' FUOD?0B MAUSET. NE.V YORE, May 30-FLOOD, ic-The market for Western nnd State Flour fa still somowhst unsettled sud l&calSo loner, with only a moderate business. The Hies aro 8800 bbts at 99 76alO 78 lor Superfine State } 911 38M3 30 'tor Extra State; 9!1 33al3 60 for tho low grados of spring wheat Western Extra; 913 Soo 13 66 for ahlpplng ohio; 813 76*14 60 for trade and nundy brands of Ohio, Michigan and Indiana; aud 914 8Sal7 38 ferr St Lo-uln extras. ? ? ? -1;:. . California flour is lower but quite activo. Sales 1,600 bbla and packs nt 814 7Gal6 ?0. Canadian flour ts lower and dall. Solos of 70 bbb? at SIB 88x14 4& tor tho low grades of extra, nnd 914.70*10 40 tor trade and fimllr brands. I - Southern flour ls siso lower and dull. Sales of 100 bids st 813 10al3 b6 fdr co iii nt on to 'four llnltlmoro and coun? try uki", and til 40al8 70 for Irado and family brands. . llyo flour xs moro . active. Sales of 700.bbls at 88 26a ? 40. U "? ? ? . -..it. .1 . . ii ti . -Commoa! la moro active. Sales 1000 bMs at 15 B5 for Western; Jorsoy on private terms; Fairnie al 88 SS, and Urandy wino nt Jo 71 lo arrive. , . G HATH-The wlioat market la Inactivo. I Dealern aro wide apart lntholr views, and In tho ahnen co of business prices nra nominal, ri ... dTJ I '?fl I . Canada poke aro freely offered, and aro quito dull. .... . Dailey la In fair demand at prices rather In laver of the buyer. ? Eaton of 18,000 boah at 8103 for Canada West tn bond, aid 81 13 for western. . , . 1 11 Barley matt ia turn. Sales of 2400 bush at 91 65. Ryo-ls steady. Small sales, of western at tl 73 al 78. ' . i. Oats ere afra'u lower and untended. Tho tra lo aro buying cautiously. Tho sales sro 60,000 bush Ohio at 8D0; wes teni at BtaSSc, and ?tat? at t?0c . ? .. ? ?noni opebed finner with moder?te receipts, and a slight advsneo tn gold, but ere tho oloao of 'Chango shippers held off, and a declino of SaSo. per bush, waa submitted to.-' i ..' The eales aro 120,000 bushels unsound nt tlal 18; new western mixed at 91 IBal 37i kllndrtod at 81 Kial 20; old. ru Ix eel at 81 311*1.33, closiog quite tame; western yelta* at8138; sud soulliexxi white at U 37al 28. . Pico vmuss-Tho market baa boen dull and unsettled, fixr)y this morning 350 bbl? meas were sold, buyor sovsu days, ot jli SS. Bined tho bunin eas bas boen chiefly in retail lota, .T ' The nales cxnbraca 1760 bbla at 933 for old mesa; 933 SSnMSO, issn, for now'do; 83315s23 05 ftjr city do 918 76 ol? et H for primo; 919 Filia 19 2.? for extra do; 933 13H 33 25 for wcaloru prima mesa: 833 for city, do; 933' tor sour and musty mess; 82a SO for clear. t. Doe! la flan, Hut not very activo, Beton of 75 bbln nt HMM for common lo fair plain mess; 917s31 for good to choleo do, and 93la35 for extra do. , . . I J Td nw bea j oud beef limn oro inimically unchanged. Cut in ea tn oro steady. ' y-dua of 165 pk gs dry salted shoulders at 8SaH; ic, tho lotter for repacked. Bacon ls steady and In very grod demand. Seles of 150 boxea ntlOUc for Cumberland cut, ll'.'cfor long llb; Ilifo for long clear, and for abort clear. Lard la In somo demand from shippers, but at prices below the views of seller*. Bolas of 600 lilli? anti UH nt H Vt'alSVt'o fer No 1 ; 13J<n 12K for dry ; l3oi:t?;c for fair to primo steam, and ij,s? 13He fer kattlo rondnrod. . ' OomtJE.-nie In only In 1 United demand, but holden are firm. 1 '. ? CoTTOH-Is rather qxUet; prices romain unchanged. We i mole nt37a37K? fer middling s plan du, and SSaltHHo for do Now Orleans and Texan.. HaY-la ID mode rato demand. Tho arrivals aro largo and prices have a downward tendsncy. We quote at 91 SO ol SS for ahlpplng, and 91 7Sal 37 s for retail lots. MoLantsxs--ls tn good demand sud firm. 1 Ons-American lin ?oed ia in fair demand and firm at .1 37tl 40. Fish oils are dun an I unchanged. Lard oil UrcE^?Arm. Saje* of Carolina at 13*12)?c. and Ban goo?r)n"'pHTatnriosTiu... ? ' ?'..";". I tiiruai-Baw ku. ar* ors in fair demand and steady. We cpigte et ia kodOJic fur fair to good toflnlnc ' Refined tn b^?5WH?4w?*u>aQ farTukid?.'. v ilTAri^w+illiirrt.ia no chongoto nola lu lids maxkek balct Tt^drtfati ttS'slOie, , - M ' Wttisiitx^The juaxket U qui ok Solea of dOO bbU at SScaln-tftrui, for tvenleriv<^ v . ? ' . . .BTeniiiniA- Ara lower. To Liverpool, pot steamer, i 4,00X1 husk ela corn nt 1>? d In bulk, and 2Kd in baga. Dnv u oort?-There la almost ? holiday stillness in all deparlmenUbf trad.. In tho dry goods lino. ? few Job? bing houses aro moderately activo; but the groat majori, ty, we ro,.rc t to say, aro not doing enough, to pay store expenses. This statement will apply alike to importers, commission houses,Joobesn and mindlara;' The auction houaes, however, should bo excepted. This branch of business never was more active and rash! rv. Hold ors of merchandise, fearing lower pri?es tn the fall, are now disponed to sub mit to Ul ooo fixed by Use aurtionocr'a hammer, and ; make'the: beat of IL The demand for rtaplo gooda han fal len .off to no great on extent that only small lets af.nay fabric can bo'disposed of, . . | " It ls almost useless. lot 1 us, |n . tho present state of tho market, to name and cumin ont on each stylo of goods, Brown nhooltnqn ?md ehlrtlngs. calicos, blenched goods, deulmsJ drills,-, stripes and ticks, nnd ali tho leading makes of goodssro duli, and 1 prices, aro.lendJrej doSm vron! I'rlijUS cf the very nmcflt ptlexus ?PU pretty well, and tho narao may be said of printed lawns: .Carpels are firm In price, with only moderate eales. Foreign goods tyro vexy huvvy, and nra almost entirely neglected. Sales lire, xocally msxlo at anclien, borne, t,f ibu Jobbers, being unwilling .to .buy. gotVds In tJie, preseuti condition of tilings, ara reedy lug ceEsJgrimep te from the commission houses arid, Im parters, nod touVgivo tho impression of some Utile activity, while they toko none of the rinks of a falling market, . .? ?; Trndu lu the Interior in reported light, money moro In demand,-and coJlccUonn. are 1 mads.with, lesa prompt ncaa, some few failures are occuring: iq the country, and numerous exten stone aro asked tor from ?ooo ad-cia ta merchants. Our jobbing dry gooda merchante, hero and elsewhere, as a dans, oro sound, strong sod well able to bear the losaos incident lo the pr?sent condition of things; and when tko foll tra 10 commences they will be fouiul with.their armor on, fully ?.quipped for a nsw campaign.-Independent, ;.; -.[.? n ?j 1 Consignees ?rr ?DUIII Carolin? llmliroavd, ?Jane 1, 104 balee Cotton, 40 bales Mdse, 73 balee Doy, ii bags Rico. 2s bbla Crudo Ti?-pcn?no, 1 car Marble, < can XAimbor, 3 corn Wood, and Sbndrlea.' To A Robluaon sr Co, E H R?dgen it Co, Utsey ti Kenyon, W Lobby, J o ? Wright, J M Ens rm, E Wt Hin.-, Stroct Bros st Co, Oood zicb.7 Wlnnman in co, P Wolab, A S Johnston, J U Toged, C 0 Pf nckocy, R R Agent, O D Brahe Sr Co, O W Clark et Co, J k V Dawson, J D Alken k Co, Rhett & Bon, Thurs. , j ton Sr Holmes, Mn Snowdon, W 0 Courtney k Co, Mow? ry St Co, J E Adgsr sr Co, B O'Neill. J F Oeddlns>, Col Low, Jeffords At Co, Adama, Frost ii Oo, J ll Martin, O Utavuini. . .- I C/onnlgneea per IVurthenatern Ililroiaad, Jane 1. SS bales cotton, 130 bbla Nara! Stores, 1 ear Shsep, Mdse, ko. To Mowry <V Co, Jar 'J D Kirkpatrick, W R Ryan, H Coblo lc Co, Adams, Frost it Co, Or sea er, Leo, Smith At Co, Lieut U Neille, Kendall k ' Dockery. W O Courtney <VOr,, O V. Prttcbett.'Hofxnoa fi Hfcu*y; Mar- i eyck I.rc?, O H Higrsxuuh, Dukes k' Co, J Uandioll, Jr, Eba ugh ir M alionen. Passen sers. Per' steamship Emily D Sondar, for - New. Fork-F t BrlstoU, E Ssxumoliiag, A O lies, J F - Kelly, N A Hunt, WML Borger. R A Kennedy, Mrs Helen Darcey. Mrs L it tan. S afemtgomfcry, 3 Feldman, Cept E T I'slr, n, j L appleby, Miss Emms Pholpo, Miss M Bead; Mn Charles lintehlnsoxi. Mn O Poel, Un John O'conner, W O'Con? nor, JT O'conner. Mian A B Onrvin, Misa F Miller, p H frone?, H Trou be, A O Montgomery, O Irring, O 1 Mur? ray. P Fairy, P Mohan, "W Davis, L Moolan, O Moolan, J il Brown, W Byrne, B Lanigan and lady, T Lt nob, Euite 11 o Policio, MUS E IUD, Mfa* 8 Fowler, Misa K Foo too. ?ins C U MrCretght, Mn Isaacs and 8 children. Jf Ma. on e, w O'Brien, T Parker, A Doran, J Stevens, M Tnum tell, Miss lita?, and ll ateenge. Per tUv.mihlp Manhattan, fur New York-E Parker j md lady. Mn D Loeb, Misa Loeb. J O Chambo rial q and ody, W ll 1 bil leny abd lady, Misa A Williams, iii snd Un W A Hayna, 5 chiidrcu and none, D Prtoglu and ody. Mn C V HammU, Men A. Carter, Mrs B H Lownde?, ktisa Lowndes, Mrs 0 Baring, Miss Lound,-a, 'r Kroat ll Lowndes, Mise H J Badland, Miss Louisa Averill, A 3own, Mrs Marshall, child- and.nurse. Mun Trum, jutland serrant, T Farrell, F H Floger, Master Piecer. X W Wilhams, SD Trenholm, J 0 Calhoun, T. H Flam ruy, J 0 Bander*, Mr L Scott and lady, O A Bowen, lady. I children sud nurse, Mr* A A'Otis, A Falk,T O nor. ?oughs, Mn E M Kellar, 0*pt i Lehnerthan, Mn Dr L P Vagmr/, ciiild and nurse. Miss M, E,.OMML Mn 8 O >omeroy, H 8 Btoworta.W H Wntscn, Mrs "t?owo. Miss ti naman. J Qoalo, lady and child, P K Pauldlng, F D ?'cetag and lady, U P Bernsen and lady, H Pennington, J I liaod, E B BetlfcrU, J Sotad, O D Williams, lady and 8 tjildxcn. R Williams, W Maro, J McBroy. M McCabe, 1 Kindney send lady, H Murphy, lady sui 3 aid 13 steerage. Pear atoamahlp So* Qui], from BdUmpriv-Jt UoLelab. I Myer, Mrs A!( Dutton. Pei- n lenin er W W Prrdcr, from FdJito nr.d Rock v Die Who! cy, T p Burger, B liailoy, Jr, D Jt To ts (ea. Mrs W lockntt, Mrs Beats, child and servant, JW Se*br*ok, L I Chadrrtek. J II Townsend, \V B aUlceU. L E Jobi Chadwick, B R El edan, H L Farley, no fi IT deck. Tex a teamer PUntcu from Savannah fla Beaufort and UHon Hood-O him ona, A J liai Ima tig ur, J McLoughlan, 1 Ferros, Miss M E Wells. ?' MARINE u NEWS. POBT OR CHABLBBTOH, " : Arfiwedl ?&?it r~r ??hr 8i ^T?0*' BmUb' . days. Ha,1 ?d ; traW. To W Roach, and D rd Quxrterniaiitcr. Behr ti m po Shot, Bonntau. Baltimore, 9 days. Oom.' To WUUa ft CbJeolin, and Bteuhouso 4 Co. OD Friday night, at 10 o'c'ock. Uio Ora po Khol a truck OD Capo Ilo ualu Bhoa), where abo remained un Ul Saturday inora ag, ?hon abo waa ?ot off by throwing part of tho cargo iTorhoard. 8oUr Dartd Faust, Lord, Kow York, 8 day?. Mdze and Hay. To T Tupper ft Sous, Il B Agent, lt ft A P Celd ?oil, J OoagrOTo. O W Olney ft Co, O D Brahe a Co, U 8 Uhett ft BOD, T 1) Trout, druber ft Martin, W B Pringle. I W Harrieson ft BOD, 7. Darla, Blaeell ft Co, ll B Rhett, lr. ll O'NoUl, U BUaUo Ai Co, W W Bhackolford, and ardor. Steamer DleUtor, Con.tier, Wilmington. N 0. Balli Co J D Aiken k Co. ?teamer Marlon. Henafleld, Ban leo. 2 bales Cotton, OU \ bbl? Itoaln and Spirit*. To Ferguson ft Bounce, (Jraeser, Leo, Kail th ft Co, J ft J D Kirkpatrick, W O ?uko* ft Co, Courtenay ft Trcnholm, J A Smylb, sud O Boeder. Arrivtii Yesterday. steamship Him Gull, Dutton, BelUmore, ST boura. Com, liaron, ftc. To Mordecai << Co, Courtenay ft Tren hob u, lt lt Ag mit, W Itoacb, Lubra ft Belling, Wblto ft Mtier, Boulhera fcrprosi Co, J lt Grayer, H Klatto ft Co, II Pohlman, II i:iechoff ft Co, KUnck, Wlckonbcrg ft Co, W Gurney, Michael ft Bowlo, J N Tiodeman, W O Wbll dou ft CJ, J ft J V Kirkpatrick, W K Ryan, J ft W il Armstrong, rtaronel ft Barnwell, Lauroy ft Aloxandcr, U W hleDOna ft Co, L Schnell ft CO, O Phillipa. U D llrabo ft Co, ll Pattanl, J Campeen ft Co, B O'NcUI. W U Cba foo. Crane, UoytatoD ft Co. Weat ft Jones, J C ll Olaus aoD, Qmber ft Martin. Weraor ft Ducker, U Oobla ft Co, D A Ammo, B M l?uUer, B F SSUUkoti. J Ii Volltu?, Por? chor ft Henry, T Tapper ft Bons, and others. fl)Br bark Northern Crown, Mathian, Nowport, Eng, 4? days. Itali road Iron. To B Muro ft Co, and Order. Behr Bt George, -, Hatteras. M O. Com. Order. Steamer Planter, MoNolty, Savannah via BluClon, Hil? ton ll cad and Beaufort. Mdzo. To Ferguson ft Uolntca, It Wing. J McLauchaD. W U Uarrlaon, M ? Wulla. | IsBteamor W W Frezier, Torrent, Edisto and ItockvUIo, Muzo. To J no ft Theodore Cicily, W 8 Uoncry, and I others. AT QUARANTINE, Brig Mary Cobb, Farrell, Fort Royal. Ballast. To W Roach. (Tbs M C ls to bo ataUonod at Qoarautlno bato.) Behr A rolda ft Laura, Mclndoo, Celbarion, Cuba, 9X days. Molasaes. To J A Enalow ft Oo. Cleared fiatunlny. Btoamship E B Sonder, Lobby, Nsw York-lu vc ucl. ft Co. J .?: H team ship Manhattan, Woodhull. Now York-Biroo C Bros ft Co. . .1 Sehr Myro vcr. Hughes, Now York, Tia Wilmington, N O-W Bosch. Behr Ooldea Qato, Blas land, Philadelphia-I S Uer ta A ' Co.,. , - . Sehr Vrais, Mason, Jacksonville, Fla-Et F Baker ft Co. Went to Sea Sntr.rtln.>-. Steamship E B (louder. Lobby, Ni* York. Steamship Manhattan, Woodhull, New York. - ' , '. j From Ulis Port. ! Steamship Falcon, Rood, Baltimore. Juno 1. Brig Dolmout Cooke, Cochcano, Now York, Mary 29. Behr 8 B Jayne1, Kuaaoll, PhllaOelplda, May 30. Sehr J O Thompson,-.Georgetown, BJ O, May 22! Behr D B Warner, Horton, Qoorgetnwn, a <;, May 2*. Sehr J L Leach, Eu di cort, aoutgotawn, SO, May 05, . Behr Marian Gaga,Shepherd. Boston, slay Behr i W Rumsey. Ci anni c., Philadelphia. iL. j 2a. Behr Ada Amos, Marston, Philadelphia, May 2?. io hr Fanzdo A Balley, Khonnsn,Now York, May 29. Kr.*. .'. Up fur tula -fort. Sour Bautet Chane, Mitchell, st Baltimore, Maj 29. C lr sured fur this 1'ort. Sehr Mag gio R dray (new),. 100 toni,' Pillsbury, at DalU more; May SO. Sehr Miranda, Hardy, at Now York, May 29. \ Bohr E J Palmor, Palmer, at Baltimore, May- 99? . j Nolle o to Va ii ns rs, Tho Board of Cozomuudonars of Pilot* bavo applied to tho Light Uouao Board toi place a light vcsrol near the wreck of the steamer Scotland, on which two vieseis hare already struck, and several others have narrowly escaped striking, 'ibo Light House Board has informed said Commissioners that it bi? SSMM to placo a Tosaol, thsre. Aa tho appfoprtctlbn'to remove said wreck has boon re po al nd by Congress,, and, under tho c I fe uni - stances, thora ls no pro bab Ul ry! of tts being. removed for a Tory long time, the Commissioners recommend thai rrfischi troza tho southward, Inloudlag to ero? Hie har by ti.o regular sulp Channel, should give tho New Jersey shore a berth of soon! 1% miles, until the west beacon la well open with Ibo Book light, to the northward of it. . RCS3KL1.8TUB0I8. President. New York, May 28,1861. _ "(. . . ! .. ., ... Memorando. 'j I The Bohr Bergen, Parsons, from Bolton for this' port, wu at Holmes' Hale, May 58, j Tho Prassisn brig Paul ot Mario, Kempt, front this port for Bordeaux, waa spoken Moy 8, lat to. lon otitis Biped reported thai sho has arrive*!} billyo dato given,) Tho Whitney Lo ag, Hare, trom Boston for thia port; sailed from Newport, Hay 33.' . A Nsrw I H uer AT TBK Mumu OT ?EUT Cara FstAB, Tho Wilmington, N 0, Journal says: ' Captain a' kl (luthrie, of tba'steaming Alex Fordham, ropo rta s now chancel open about ono and a half ?naUos SW of tba old thar. The channel has boon known to pilots fur HOioo tims peat, hat th', ?ti.: bu not boon af BufHclcnt depth to allow the paaaag? of largo TSaaelg, Captain Quthrio brought hla boat lo yesterday In-order to teat tho foaalblllty of bringing ' In largor craft. Ho fou n >1 tw el vc (bat of water all ? tb o way at Jess) iban flood Udo. Aa thia channel IsDeriecUv s Lt sight, ?ndbkiUlarly favorable with Inp wind Cu certain quarters, it ti U tel y to becoma of great benefit to. marinara, and should, by all means, bo at ouco carefully buoyed. Aa Captain uuthris has boon the nrst to Urina a Teasel throng h, wo think his name should be giren to MS Inlet, { ..lill.*. I MUT OL' VKSHK1.S DP, CL.EAIIKD AND HAILED FOB TH 18 POET. .>. . .- ' t'M \ _ .-. F o iva I ON. ' UTEBTOOU Br bark Milo de I*Air, i-'Taaa, sailed ...,.May u Ship B C Winthrop, Stewart, up.... J.J.Maj. t Ship Amelia, Conner, sailed.March 29 Tho Tryphinia, Harding, sallad........May S .. A4 nBWP?at, mm.,-- ty? tl Bbip Annie Kimball,-, up....r..;....H.."lU? U Tho J Coming, Hookawsy, salted.April lfl OOMXSTIO.; . ? ... ' BOBTXXN. * 'Vii' ! Brig James Mfllor, Pendleton, cleared.May 29 Tho Whitney Long, Hayes, sailed.Hay 29 Bohr Borgen, Parsons, cleared....'..'. '..May 21 Sehr Maina law, Johnton, up.,.May 23 BAKOOQ, atz. Sehr Nellie Treat, Trizo, cleared.v.. .., May 90 | Itkw loni. ' Behr B O Evans,' Hammond, cleared.Iii Behr E B Smith. Williams, cleared.May 25 Behr U P Cushlugi Wood, cicsnxl..May. :t9 Behr IJUy, Francia, op.Hay 27 Sehr Wanola, Hawkins, up.,.........Hay 27 Sehr Miranda, Hardy, eieared_i.May 29 . rizTXAnxxpzua. Behr JN Baker, Adams,'cleared..;. ..............May T Behr S B Thomas, Arnold, cleared.May 22 Behr John A Griffin, Foster, cleared.May 31 : iVr". ?; i ?V J ? f i; ?^Tastos?. ! . j " ~ Behr TS J T^auinerf Vaimer, cleared..' ? '. :...Hay 29 Sehr UautelCUjaao, MihehelL np.....May 29 Behr Magglo K Gray, PUUbury, cleared.,. .Hay 90 PORT OALENDAB; coaazoTsn WKXTXY.' ? rnim OT tn noon. ' Kow M. 2d, 9h. 42m. mora I Full M. 10th, 1 lb. Sim, ?Ten First Q. 9th, lh. nm.mora | Lest Q. 25th,Qb. fina, mom Juin. SiMonday.... 4 Tu eada y_ 5 Wedueaday, S Thursday... 7 Friday..... S Saturday... 9 Sunday. 4..63 4..63. i-.tn 4. .63 4. .63 4..63 ?..69 1.. 2 jj*! *. 8.. ll -0..U ll)., s 1J..6S. U..8S Mom. . 12..IB ..sa ..ai. ip..IB ll..10 Morai 4?.. A h< * PUBLIC NOTICK. ? J *' " . "OPKlTE Ol^OITY' TBKABOBY.I 1 r>mit.io NOTICE is iirai$Yary?5i^AVTJiTO^ I the foLtowuag Ordinance lkonaes have boon prcmarth for delivery from this CiUca, 8. THOMAS, . . Sxa? t.' B4? ?r??in? 'by (kt Mdy?r aad 4kbr?m?ii Citu Council atte m bled. That from *and after the Arft day of January, Boc naca aheU bo taken ont for all carts. ?1rs j . end wagons, used for private and domestic purpo4ea. In the name manner, atad accord lag to the same provision, now of force In relation to carts, drays and wasons.11st ot driven bfor hire, except gi ring bonds. And each; such cart, dray or.wagon, shall be provided arith a badge con tainlog tie number "hereof, and marked PKsatr, to -vt placed ou tho outside of the abaft, j 1 Sac'O. No person ihaU be taken bf tba TrcasureTia surety, to any bond under the Ordinance concerning 11 censes for carts, drays, wagons and other car nagas, un- : lean ho or abo ho a freeholder. .... _ j ,' !.',', arc 3. Tho following shan hereafter be the rates far Uosnses far public and private caris, drays, wagons, ftc, incltldlrig tho horses or mutes - rued thereof, which' ina ll be free from other taxation : J . ?snug CASTS, I)BATS, TSC, OB TUO?X KMrtOTZD Itt AWI nu amiss WHATKTIS. Ton max maier OB ntomior. ,, ? . For every cart, dray or wagon, drawn, by one? boise or piulo,?? . ' rVv7TC.fr. ?fv?i \TJj ' I For every cart, dray or wagon, drawn by two horaoaor mules, ISO. , ( . . i j'i > ti .* For every back and carriaga with two wheels, $20. i ? For every hark and carriage with four wheels, 340. For oTcry stage or omnibus (except Uno omnibus' with two horses, ?90.1 For every s Lage or omnibus (except line txmnlbutf, drawn by four horses, MO. 1 ? For every truck drawn tty two or more horses ar nt ules, .60. J.. For every ?a*preee wagon drawn by two or mon horses or mules, ?60, . . ...! ; BKXAXI OASTS Awn rarVA. OIBTI, UHATI, arre, For e Vf ry bread cart ox wagon, ti. 'il ' For every cart, dray or wagon, used for private or do meaUc purposes, and not to be employ od in the n-atuv porting of gooda, wares, merrkandlae, lumber, or any other commodity, tor compensation, either directly or Indirectly for the same, shall pey for a Ucenso the stun ol ?5, exelustro cf the horse or mule. r ii Batifled in Cit; Cotuvd), this 16th day of Jan ri .try, [us.] in the year of our Lard ena thousand eight hun? dred and sixty-six. - ' P. 0. GaTLLABD, MaW. By the Mayor. January S ' - ? W. H. SMITH. Clark of Conrscfl. TUIiJ f !? "V SOUTHERN EXPRESS .iflMPs^'. Office No. 147 Meeting tir. tJ CONN?CTIONtJ Railroads Thronghout UNITED STATES. ' Every attention giren to the sate Transmission of Freight, Money, and Yalnables. WILL GALL FOB AND BELIYEB FREIc| HI TO AMT POINT IN TUB Ol TY j FUSE OF CHARGE. II. D. PLANT,PrealdeattJ ',. Anrflio_AngTUta. Qa. THE HERALD. ?-B PTJBT.TR ffgp WEEKLY AT 1TKWBIBBY OL H.] AT J. S3 per anntun, and, having a lam cdrcuhttloa Lhrwrari all tho rrpper an.v Iowa- ' Dbrtitcte of th s Biala, for advei-Uslrjr T?rr l ieasillill mt which stmlv io our Agent, Mr. T. S BZJXrCt, U t?^HOMHesaM, Tuoa T. ft a H. ?RK?EXILE] NoremberU Kaitori and irrar^rleto?a M?uat?; ti?4??ll . wv?li j DRUGS, CHEMICALS, ETC. NEW PEEFUME For the Hauclkerchief. A MOST EXQUISITE, DELICATE, AND FRA? GRANT PERFUME, Hi?tMed from tho Raro ?nd 13? nut ?ru I Flower from which ?I takes its name. lL\NUFAOTURED ONLY BY Pit ALON & 80N, ill,1, i'll. ;, ?] HEW* ?OP.K. j BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS. v AW rou I'liAUis's UKI ni irtiiBu. Bold by Druggists goner ally, and Sold at Wholesale by ; G0ODR1?D, WIWAN & CO., fj Jan nary 21 rathlyr OLD RIP VAN WLNiaji OIN, i GOLD MT.TiAT. Bil ERK Y, . PORT AND MADEIRA, ' HARVEST BOURBON, ??I ; . ,i WHEAT NUTRIENT, . }l ?; j .'; L . JOLD lHDHESTEAD RYE. IN ADDITION TO O ?B BUSINESS OE HEIJJNQ WINES, etc, tn original packages, and In order to Insure to consumers Puro Liquors In a compact and con? venient farm, we commenoM the enterprise of bottling ?Od packing jn,-cw I re: OPT wall known ..Wines, Brandies, Wi.lakiii, fcr.. and firrs /last Ulom eutrlhtalstylo (hst would preciarlo the potalbulty of their being tampcrod with before reaching the pnrehanaz. Tho general appro, ci ?ti on and graUfying success that bas rn ai rd nd ony efforts has cnoquragod us to maintain tho standard aero, gards quality, alto to make iccreaaed effbrts to retain the ootifldence and patronage which bas ticen so bberaDy bo. ttowed upon us, DrfTINUEB & CO,, [KrtabUahed 1778.1 Importers ot Wines, fte,, No. ls Bearer tU-ect, New Yprk. ' The above popular gooda aro pct up In cases contain lng one dosen bottles each, and aro told by all prominent Druggluta, Grocers, Ate. . Opinions of tito Press. Tbs Jiinio of Dlniflgp- ti'Ca}, No. 13 Beaver street, la ? guarantee ot lho"oxaeT and litoral If'qtb of whatever thoy Importing house of Bmlngor & Co., No, IS Besvor , street, ls conducted upon principles of integrity, rainiest and the highest honor.-fv. r*. arming Kiprtus I \ GOODRICH, tVINEMAN & CO.. N 1B3 MKBTTNO 8TRBET, Opposite Charleston Hot . , . , ! . ?nd BOWIE & MOISE, SUC I'KS SOU S TO KINO di CASBtDBIT, | ?. ? v Va. 161 MEETING STREET, . ..i Wholesale Agents, Charleston, H. G. January 80_: i ?? ? wfrodmoa CHEROKEE PILLS, Or t rin?le Regulator, Cute Snppretttd, Rieettite and Painful- Jtentlruailon, G rem ?ictnot$, .Vere?ut andSpinai Af fttttont, J 'oi n . in Ut Bari; Sici Btadacht, Giddinttt, tai all dlt .ases that (pring froov irregularity, by removing Uiccatiao and all tba effects tnat arlte from IL They are perfectly tafe In all coses, *?a etpi tthtn forbidden by dirit tiont, a nd. ere easy to eduilnlstor, as thty are cicely lunar eoattd. Tiioy ahoald be In tba banda of every Malden, Wiro, and Mothar In tho land. ..... . Lndte* can address ns In perfect * trWiW*"' and. attie their eera ai'^?frcat all'Pttfsle Complainte, tn J prepare Medicines enltahle.for all diseases to .. wkleu they aroaubJooL-Thirty-two page pamphlet, , In a NaVM envolceo. free. LUS, The.CUerusee Pills are told by all drnggUtast.fi . per. box,.or tlx boxes for IS; or tb ty are seat by : maj), freo ef pieUge, ,hj en ordinary letter, free from obaervaUon, by addressing the tole proprietor, Or. W.B. MRRWI?7, 37 Walker Bb, N. Y, j N. B.-Cherokee Pille No. 8 ar* prepared for Tniciat -cavt, whsn ?nlbbr medicines fall ; then .?BprW^offi^1^''?-- ^'Pt 6f W PB. WRIGHT'S REJUVENATING ELIXIR, ^a*I?SS?l^''}jS?^ Cor?S Gineroi DebUVy TFea* . . aj^SMaaVMBaP^1 "Ats,. Ifytttric*. inWtmaU*. P^aBnafHE^S Palpitation o/th, mart and y**?fi6?nBRg2r ali J>ee-coui niteaut. It r? '^RH^ stores new life and vigor, to the "Vf.-lS*vST??i . afrod, cauaic/? tho hot blood it fl ff* IJtfUSrr.ITT, youth to coarse, the rains, ret ffl??n*o%d Vt?l t0"n? th? Organ, of (J tn tr a . fita? lift"-se ?toe? tum*remorlng Impotency ana ,, . Ml Ef?Ptr rtjuotn- Debility retiorlng ManUnttt . . mt Vit tvtttm tjut 'and full vigor, thut proving a *" ovcramtdtteateC- perftct "tUtxir if loti,*' t?-. ..: morios Sterility encl Barrenness lo both taxes. To : ; ike yftnetikaltlalo-aged, anil axed, there L<ni> greater boon than this "Elixir of Life'' It gires a oaw> lease cf lue, canaieg tbs weak and debilitated lo. have resewed strength abd vigor, and the entire - j ayitam, to thrill willi joy and pleasure. Price, one bottle (2 ; three bottles |5 ; test by express to anr address Our medicines sro sold and recommended by all inpacts ola dru gp! a ts ID evtry part of tbs civilised - ?lobo; som* unprincipled dealers, however, try to deceive their ouatomers by telling cheap sod worth - . Itat eenspoeods lu order te maka money. Bs sot > d*ealveo>-aati for these medicines tad take nn . oleara. If tbe druggist does bet keep them, write to aa, tad we will tend them byexpreaa, carefully packed, nae from obaervaUon. Wo will bs pleased . to receive Utters with full datero eots In regard lo aar dla**** with which ladles or gentlemen are anti atad. . Address aU letters for m edict nea, namph? Uta, or ai rica, to the lois proprietor, 4* . w.w;a.tteRwnr,37w?iiwrat,,H.li7, atty?S,. .? ? . -.- ? wt m j yr j?m? T> I A D T Y .- Auburn, SMFSK . BR Am JJ 11 olden, Fiann, and fl"Ha S*f9 mitti CURLS produced by Wk nv Bl Jth. jJa? ^<>0 o{ ProrcHikir im- BL, ^ ?SaJim. bBEULV F fi I H K It LE TPS ?M BK\?t^?CHEVEUX. Ono applies. JtkTJwZ *f*L_JBv U?tl "Amtnlod to curl the tafBt&taBti L-l.lt i;T .moststraight and stubbornTHt* ha)-of either act into wavy ringlets, or beaVy massive st?; : 1 'Baa been used try the fashionables of pilli and London, with the meet gratifying results. Does no In. lory to the hair. Price by mall, tealcd and poxtptld, tl. PtmilpUve circulars ix ailed free. Address DJEROER, KUXMC CO.,CA emit ts. No. 28S River street, Troy, N. T;/8^ Aswnto for the United 8Ute?. ? f . ? ? NtVl'lCK. : ?- I . ?7 pvPYICE CLERK OF COUNCIL.-THE FOLLO WINO \J danie of Section 1 of an "Ordinance to Raise Buy ?llit for tbeysar 1BS7," la pubUshxd for tho inforruAtlou >f persons telllns Goods by sample or otherwise, whb m lot residents of this city. All such persons aro hereby joaOsd to report at thia office. - "Ihre* dollars on every hundred dollars of all gbods ?cid la this atty by ' r .otu not residents, by sample or ithcrwlaa," ' W. IL ?MlTiiT HmhB (Hork of Connell 1 : " - J ? NOTICE. UPPEB WARDS OUABD BOUBBJI '..''"J . OatAsUiasrioii. May 9Ui 1867. II . STOPPED PROM TWO COLORED MEN A COW, 'Who stated having (bund her ten mlle a up Main teed.' v ?". i The owner is requested to call, pay expenses and taxa ??way. ??| E, A*, KINQMAN; -tiayt ? _lit Lient U. W: Q. M. . rsvoxern Airo BSUIJDI B j ' | 'J yLe, ?r-tfctlwi, thou. Tea*, e**^ tte-, RM. Mal m emM?jrw/cxjt?" oom. O/MDBJU) IMPORTANT TO COTTON PLANTERS. A SOUTHEHN INVENTION. GHAT'S PATENT LAL'OR-HAVIKU IRON MW COTTON PU. riMIE INTENT AND liy FAR THE MORT PERFECT X COTTON HUEBW yet Invented. Willi one mulo a heavy batu can bo canil y (lacked. Send for Dcscrlp llvo and Frico liai, to C. K. HU O KU, llenera! Agcnl for IboKUto, No. 73 Eut Hay. Charloaton, H. C. A L4 OL RAILWAY A KD ?TEAMDOAT SUPPLIES. Portabio and Stationary Engine*, Kaw oin?, llmirr;'? MeCar tby Olm-, ?riet Mdta. Dark Mm?, llorso Powers, Threshers, Itcaper?, Beltings, Oils, Iron, Stcol, Wild? er1? Kira Proof Hafcs, Platform and Counter Bea!??, lu, ic, ?or aalo by C. K. HUGER, No. 73 Ii A.ST BAY, CIIAIIIUCSTON, S. C. May 3 lu Ul Cmos DRUGS, CHEMICALS, ETC. "A anilla waa on bar Up-health wai In ber look itrenytb waa In her step, and In ber hand*-Pinara nov BIROaV.1 S. T.-186Q-X. A few bottlea of PLANTATIOK Birru* W1U oura Nervous Hesdiche. " Cold Extremities and Feverish Upa. " Bonr Htnmscu and Fottd Uroatn. " Flatulency and Iudlgeatlon, " Nerrona Affections. " Exooailvo Fatlguo and Short Dre*ttl. " Pain over tho Eye?. " MouUl Doepondonoy. " Proitrauou; Oreat Woakness. " Ballow Complexion, Weak Rowell, Ac Which are tho evidences of LIVER OOM PLAINT ARD DYSPEPSIA. lt Ia eatlmafed tliat uven-tonlhe of all adult alimenta proceed from a doonaeod and torpid liver. Tho biliary aecTotloui of the livor overflowing. Into the itomaob pot? ion the entire ?ratem and oxhlblt the above eymptomi. After long reaearch, we aro able to preaent tba moat remarkablr caro fur thoae horrid nightmare dl*aaaea, the world bu eror produoed. Within one year over ali hundred and fortythousand peraone havo takes the PLAUT AXIOM Brmtoa, and not an ina lance of complaint hu come to cor knowledge I . It li a moat elfictual tonio and Agreeable tamulan mil tod to all coudltlouH of lifo. Tho ropo rta thkt lt rel! ea apon mineral substances fo ita active prop ar tl ea. axe wholly falu. F?rtha util faction of tho. public, and that pal?enla may ooninl their physician!, we append a Ult of It* componen ta, OALTSATA bini.-Oel?br?tod tor ovar two hundred Man In the treatment of Foyer and Agni, Dyspepsia, Weaknou, eto It wu Introduced Into Europe ny the Count* ea. wife of tho Viceroy ot Parn, In IMO, and afterward! aold by the Jesuits for Us cnormovtprue ol Ut own migM in tilver, andar tho name of Jouil'i Fint? iert; and wak finally made pnbUo try Louie XVI, Sing of France, il mu bul lt make* especial reforence to Ila febrifuge quaUUes daring hli South Am orl can tx? ve te. - ClABointLLA BABS-For dxaxrbosa, ooUo and dlieuea ot tho itomaob and bowen. D??LIILIO? Por Inflammation of the loin* and drop leal affections. OBAMOKXLB FIX>WXDS-For enfeebled digestion. LAVXKOUI FLOWERS-- Aromatic, stimulant and tonio highly tovl^or?tlpa Ip Tt?rVou? ?ability. WnrrrrinnBX?-Tor a ero mia, rheumatism, ato. Arras-An aroma tl o carminative; creating flesh, muscle sud ruUk; much used by motheri nursing. Also, elove-bhds, orange, carraway, coriander, snake, cot, eto. a T.-1860.-X. Another wonderful Ingredient, of great UM among the Spanish ladles uf South Amorte*, Imparting beauty to the complexion and brilliancy to the mind, li yet un known to the com meroe of tho world, and we withhold Ita nam? for the proa tint, INPO RTANTOr?BT IFIC ATES. BoonaaTxa. N. Y , December Jg, IUI. Messrs. P. H. DnAioc A Ob.- I have been a groat inf Corer from Dyspepsia for three or four years, and had to abandon my profession.' About thru months ago I ul od tho Plantation Bitters, and to my great joy.l am new nearly a well maa. I hara recommended thom in several eues, and, u far aa I know, always with stgnaj benefit I am, rejDaotfuUy yours, I Hov. J. 0. OATHdUN. Pniuinuan, 10th Month, nth Day, 15*1. BKSTIOTSD FUIZKD:-My daughter hu been much ben Kitted by the QM of thy Plantation Bitten. Thon Wilt send me two bottle? more. Thy friend, ASA OtTRRiH. . ' Biranmn noon, Orncuao, Ul!, t .. . ? February IL less, , | ITpfrai F. H. Uiux* it tja. :-Piesse sead us another twelve CUM of your i'lanbrlnn Bitter a. As a morning sppotiaor, they appear to haye superseded everything ?Jae, abd Are greatly esteemed. Yours, Ac, CAGE A WAITS, . Arrangements axe now oom plated to supply any de mud for this article, which baa net heretofore 'been ' poulbl* ' ' ?>. ' The public may real a? cr od that tn no cue wlp tbs perfectly pure standard ot Ute PLAKTATIOM HITTSJIS be departed from. Erery bottle otar? ta? fac-rtniU of our tipaafai* en o li?i ptaie engranaf. sr it tonnsl bi gm MUK... . , any-.ericn pretending to ttH PLAOTAT?OH BITTIFJ fa frats; or by Um gaUom. it a tvindUr a tad <mjx*Ur. Bevon of reJUU? boUUt. 3*4 tint our ?VitsiU Stomp ii UsraTJ riLiTFT) ?orr reery cork. field hy aU Drugglata, arooersand Dealers throughout the country. ,t P. E DH AXE ft CO., New York. tieri! V< . .. _mwflvr SirtlILIl 8ISIILIBUS CURANTCBJ ? aaSSSSnit HOMOEOPATHIC MPEHIFICH HAVE PBX)VED, FROM TBE MOST AMPLE EX PB. RI EKG r, AU en Ure rmoceu: Simple-Prompt-Em? olen t, and Baliabla. They are the calv medicine* per? fectly adapted ia popular nae-so simule that mistakes cannot be made In Oeing thom; sp Uarmleu ss to be lr oe from danger, and to efficient aa to be always relia? ble. They harte raised th? highest ec mm *n ?arion from all, and will always rendor satlafacticn. - . i , ? ... .llGra Oenhv Ho, 1, eurea Payers, Ocngeatlcn, Inflammations., if II x " Worina Wora-Fovor. Wonn^Oolo.. SI i, " Crying Collo? or Teething Of Ia MU....J. U 4, .. Diarrhoea ef CnRdreo or Adulta..i. M " e. '. Dysentery, Griping, Bilious Dolla.j. M " 8, " ctin ie, ? Mn rb us, Nausea, Yamil . lBl.........,.'i?\;?;'.v....v"...1...;. ss " T, .. Coop hs, Colds, Bronchitis.?. .. fl, " rtear-nlMla, Toothache. Facear.lis,. M - ft,.? lIeaa?clics,Hlctt iioaJACiajVcrtl^a. U - 10, .', Dyspepsia, allions a to mach.. " II, " Eappresaea, or Painful Periods...;. "ia, " Whiten, too profuse periods........ ll ?I it, .< Croup, Gough, Dlfnoult Bruthlng,'. ll " la, " 8 AH II Ileum, Er; aip^jaa, Rraptlons. ot H lt, " --RnvrSLSMtlaaa, Rheomatlo Pains,.'. Bl .a if, .M gaAwer ?md Aga?, Chill Fever, ut j Asjaes.. Cl " IT, " Piles. Blind or Bleeding. lb <. 19, " Upibalnay, and Sore or Weak Eyes. IO : ss jj, u o?tm--ri, A on te or Chronic, Info. ema. H .' so, .' Whoop Ins Cough, VicUnt Oooglra tc " Ti, " Asthma? Opp reas od Breathlog...... tv " M. 1 Bar l?lsriia.r?es, Imsalred Hear? ing. ' . JJ. " SS, " BeroftsUti-Enlarged elands. BwelV .. lags,..?..........?................. CO .. M, " Ornerai Debility,Physical Wearneai CO - li, " Dropsy and Hean ty Becretlons.. CO " aa, " Bsa sloanes*. from Rid. I*?g . : .'. 'rn , f'f .' ?0 " tl. >' Kidney Ulacaee, Gravai. .?0 " ts, " nervous D?buitjr, Bsaanasl EmLv lions, InvoloBtary Olscuuges..LOO " SC, " "Sore ?louiti, Canker..'.. M " CO, " Urinary luenntlntn.c, Wetting Bed...."..i CT "Bl, " I'alnfitl I'arlodo, eton wtth . Bpastr i.,. Ct " Cl, BctlrarkMga at Change of Lfa.LOO ?aa, .' Ei)licp,j,Bjaaan, ut. Vitus' Danoo, 1.00 - M, ? Dlpthcrla, Ulcerated SoreTroaL,,, CO ! M M>> KAMILY OASES. iCylsli, moroooo cass and book.910.0b sO large rials, in moroooo, and book. 8.01 CO Uara vials, plain oaae. sod book. coe IC boxes (Mos. 1 to IC), and book. CW VKTKR1NARY BPKCIFICS. Mahogany etiat, io vials.?io.it ?tinglo viii?, wliu directions. LOO AtsT*Tbese remedies, by th? oas? or single box, art jest lo aay part of the country, by Mail oz ?tpress/frat .. HDMPriuKY?' aPsUJiFid . II0MOOi ATHIO MRDIOIHE O?MPANV, . ornoo and Depot Ho; ebsf Broadway, Hew York. ' Dr. Uruniura ia consulted daily at bis offloa, pat CBIAUJ ot by lotter, af aboye, for ah lortns of dlseue. 'HOWIE 'A MU? BB. Wbolesslo AgonU. i -Opposlto Ohsrleston Hotel W. A. BKfUFJB. . A. vV. BOKEL m CO., IXetall Astenu. : ?? af av SsU aXNO^ITRZET, 4th door a bora Market-it, April IC , , i mwfCmodsao Oharlaaten. R O. - . PUUMO NOTICE. "" Ornes Cr tai or COOKCTL, 1 May lacy, I ? The sing SecUoo of Au Ordinance to abolish th* office erf Superintendent of Streets ; to provide for Keep tog the Street*. lanes. Alloys, snd open Courts to the Cliy of Charleston Clean, and for other purposes,1' ls horeb y tn. bilah ed for the informaUoo of all conoemed : For toe dus protection of the said contractor or con? tractors, it itfurOur ordained. That every owner, lessoe, occupant and tenant of any premiaos fronting to any street lane, alley, or open court, shall on every day (Senda ya excepted) have tho dirt, filth, garbage, or aloe* offal, placed lu front of hil or her lot, In a barrel, box or heap- and lu readiness for the contractor, by the hour of ao\ en o'clock, A. M., Ire cn the flt st day ol May to the first day of November in evory year ; and by the hoar ot nina o'clock, A. M., frc m the Ont day of November to the first day of May following. ? And any parson offend? ing herein, or placing any dirt, filth, gar bag a, or other anal, to any streut, Uno, or alley, or open court, after th* boara above aimed, shall be subject to a Ano not leas than two nor more than five doUars, for each and every offence, to be imposed by the Mayor. By order W. H. SMITH, starlC _Clerk of Council NttTlCK. ~" ~ i OFFICE OS* THE CAPTAIN OF F?UOK, 1 PCuiUiw>, & C., May ax IMS. I ABAOBAPH tL Of ORDINANCE TOREODLATP the ..Cleansing of Prtvluand Vaults," ttarblds tho ne of barrell in oj cn carta sud wagons, and ~rticj arv Jltogmr Hcajteare rc^olrcd to provide Joee^arta ??aaMOT5 *" ?^?Wt^arsrore, jr^rvo?. taila* jobs ot lb* kind. ?I? hareby required to May M ? vmo to. Qsptsintf Police. l)AV?GAy YOUNG ikM?lONZIE UV AID .COUiECriOM OFFICE, -1- Nos. 89 and 40 Parla Row. tv? du* uad SA'^txrVa afitsxas throognocl ta* nj tar !^^S?OirJlM JrDJB AM? TOM JT.irsVV '. ,\i?'C ?.>. 1- -, wt Cn IC K B RIN li 4 SONS ESTABLISHED 1828, MANUFACTURERS OJP Grand, Sauare, And Unrifirht PIANO FORTE?. WARE-ROOM NO. 662 BP041rW&? LSTEW T r . *, A -o CHECKERING & 84) HS1 ii ra nd Square and Upright PIANO-FORTES ABB MOW. AB TBS? KV Ml BATE BEER, OON BLOBBED tho bolt In Amarlos, having boss Martial SIXTY-FIVE PttlZB HIKUALB, Of ?hioh fourteen wore received in th? months of Bsp. lamber and October, 1866. and first premiums over all oompetltorn at the d?neront prlnolpal Fairs In thia country, and the PRIZE MEDAL at the WORLD'S F AIE, LONDON. THALtl tellers OPlSIOf?. I consider Obi ca erlog A Bona' Pianos, beyond oom. parlaon, the best I have seen lu Amarles, B. THALBERG, Ohairman ot Jury on Mnalcal Inatmman GARD. It I* with feellnga ol pride as American manufacturers that we pobllsh the following testimonials, which have been received by ns recently: KUllOl'KAH TKSTISIOlfIALB, Jieoeived during Out month of August, ISM. Los DOB, Joly li, 1847. MEAOS. OniOKzaxxa A Boss-Gents: I have moah pleasure In enclosing a document signed by the first composers, musicians and professors In Europe. I held your Pianos In such blgh estimation (eade my certifi? cate) that I felt lt my duty to take one of them with me to Europe, to ascertain tba opinion af my profosalonsl brethren. The enoioaad oort! fica te will prove bow unanimous they have been on the subject. I beg to forward, at the name timo, a letter I received from my friend, Mr. Collard, which I am sure must be gratify, tng to you. I have tho honor to be, gentlemen, yours very truly, JAMBS M. WLILLI. LoaTooat, January 14, ISM. Jama Af. H'sAH, Sta.: Mr Luau Kia: I have great pleasure in asking ye Oto convey to Messrs. Chic Soring the ea pre-alon ot my highest approval af their Inetiutuout, It Is, I oonilder, not merely the best Instrument of American manufso? tare that I bave tried, but one of the finest Grand Piano? fortes that liaa ever come under my observation; and the Messrs. Ohlokarina nay weU ba proud of having I turned out from their manufactory ah Instrument which, for touch, quality, atowor end workman ship, lt would be very difficult to surpass in any part of the wide world. Dear air, very sincerely your?, OHAS. D. COLLARD. Firm of Collard A Oe Hard, Piano-forte Manufacturers, London. Loamos, August 1% IBM. Jamil af. WtUi, Ela.: Mz Daua SIB: Aa you are going back to the United Stales, 1 m nat beg you to remember me kindly to tba Messrs. Oblckerlng. Tell them I waa delighted with their O rand fl ino-for io-OJ pood oat i.i?rv nm!, / Mink at vat teer tunead out. Aol* lr? louc\ and Ur ." Wishing you, 4c, 1 remain evertt Jly, BF. BROADWOOD, Fina Of J. Broadwood as Bona, PtAno-forta Mannfee? turora, London. Loatno*. July 30. lae?. Affairs. Cilcitring ct Sam: Gsnrrsi I have |u?t been Invited by Messrs. Collard to try a Grand Plano-forte manufacturad by you, and I bave no been allon lu endorsing tba opinion ol my old mend. Mr. 0. D. Collard, via: That lt la the finest ln? atrumant I ever played on. Believe nae, gentlemen, most falthfnUy y^mia^ Tut?nonit?t from (At stest dUUngutaAed Artists tn Av roy i fe Mum. Chickcring cf Sont: Lon DOH, July SS. IBM. Having played upon a Piano-forte mada by Messrs. bickering A Bona, of Boston and New York, I have ..uah pleasure In testifying to Its general excell.noe. ' Fur sweetness and brilliancy of tone, delicacy of 1 tonoh and magnificent power foi concert purposes, 1 consider lt a really QEAHD PIA*o-roan, asm DBOIDKD LT TRI BUT I Basra axxat or Auatsucun MABOVAoxuns. AHA BELLA GODDARD. GIULO BEGONDL a. A. OSBORNE. ALFRED JAELL. W. KDHE. LINDSAY SLIPER. JULES DEN El) I OT. J. MOSOHKLBS, H. W. BALEE Prof. pr Oonaervatolre da CH AS. BALLE. Leii ti?. BRINLKY RICHARDS. 8. A UTHUU GB APPEL, RENK PAYA m. EK. Director of Monday Con. SYDNEY SMITH. aorta, London. AmoDg the chief points of excelles oe of the Snicker? ing Pianos, of which apeak the renowned ai tia ta In their congratulatory testimon?ala to the Messrs. Chick? ring, are tho grealaat posai bia depth, richness and volume ol tone, combinad with a rare bril Han cy, clearness and perfect evenness throughout the' enure scale; and. abo va all. a surprising duration of sound, the pure and aympathetlc quality of which never changes under the mott delicate or powerful touch. Dnrlng the past forty-three years this firm has manu. .?otured .... SO,OOO J?LA~AN?OS. Io the eenstrnoUon of which they have introduced avery knewn aud valuable improvement. They bJVe invaria? bly been selected and med by all of the world's a? knovtedgtd great artists who have visited thia country prof n?? I rms 1 ly. both for private and pabilo use. TUALBKEfl. I consider Chlckerlng A Bona' Pianos, beyond com? parison, the best I have ever atan In America. UOTT8CIIALK. I consider Ohlokerthg A Bona' Pianos superior to any In lbs world. They are unrivalled Cor th air singing qualities and for the harmonious roundness of their tone. There Is a perfect homogeneity throughout ali the register*. Tho op per np tee are retusrkable for a clearness and purity which I do not find lo any other instrument, while the base la distinguished far power without harshness, and ferr a magul Koon! sonority. Your PL-no. are superior to any I have aver seen ts thia country OT In Sorope. I Have never biaird a tone so perfect; lt yields every az pression thal la needed In m cale, and Ita quality la capable ol change to meet every sentiment This ls a rare power, and la derived from th* perfect purity of Ita tons, together with ita sympathetic, alas tte ind wall hal anrod touch. Fl) ZN AM H li. I. During the peat eight year* 1 hare constantly played upon tba Joally celebrated Brerd Pianos: yours are ihs only Instrument* thal I have found, either hare or In Europe, to equal ahem In all their pointe of excellence. It may be satisfactory lo our patrons and friend! among the public?! large to state that testimoniale have been received from aU th* loading artists who bava vlsi led or ar* now raiding In sha United Bute?, a tsw of whose tuarn**, besides tho** above, we append t LEO. tm M BYER i Q CDT AV BATTER. ALFRED JAEL. J, BENEDICT. B. r ANDERSON. M 8T RAB OSCH. IL HOFFMAN. J ULI JEN. ARTHUR MAPOLEO?. And many O thar*. SENT ILLUSTRATED ALril'.'ffl ABB FRIGS LISTS BY MAIL. WARE-ROOMS. No. 652 Broadway, NEW YORK. KEARY S?EGLXNG, Asr't OF?K?AEBTOIS' S? X)