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

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Mttil^T?W Hilf Y MM' - - ? HT#T tn 1 IBIS1 ?11* MMXMMXM 1 ITr*** i\ ' tM0^1*0 Win UJ^^ ^iWiW 0) r P?fiMmiro .^S?St IM.OIMJIIJJ401RH3. . minni ri ? ^wnraagATJ?M.... -.J cont? ~^^^AY^0mi^'jXJ^ 3, 1867. t/rem th* Ne? York Citum.] SXXJBNT SU?UtOW. ltob"reak the'spell -t In ??ent sorrow. Mo on? c?n know of grief BO well Aa hi who taaH ? fanerai knell Xnd thinks of many ? lonely morrow. No m?h* brW Joy, however brief, Or Unger onthe Upa that wau lt. it; Ko <XHBtarto?n> fctaod. In woro^ howrer kindly spoken; Kofcsnd os* 6*r<hs tatra ^ *?rt . ' | Hurt .... ^Wt^hftoMUwtigwnif Wi of th** hf?rt But from 'each calmer, honor thought 1 Can wa alone our comfortbarrow, . > wrat.ry^U^oonert-o^jmi???^ s- JoT:?ome*tou???^U*M?cwght, And we forget ow aitot. Borrow. Tu??!?? ?ra? tko Seexetsiy of the TreavaUry. The Secretary of the Treasury, in replying to ai invitation, from tho Boston merohAnta to visit that ?Akt? the1 following remarks npon the nar I need not aasQR*TOO; gentlemen, that jt shall I Tm^tksaAesi ?lipo? td? JconUime to ao admun^ ?WlK^^^^HiBt?ty tho oonfldence yon have ao ireneroaalv giWtf'tn?. Yon mast not expeob ?>SW^---K"Wr'montb^ statements for thfe lbr-V threatening Indian war, even: if the waa ' itself should be avoidt?y?dW^^ ?PP10^ ?ZLm of a ?rntoeilan^on? character will cause on uSSy heavy drlBrto bemafle upbii tb?]rens?H; gjSm the other hand, the general failure Of " thowheat cron-awi ta?<partisi failrre of the corn W^?^W^ theresina of ! 2?So?Ktn?ra?tat8? O. uiear proper relations with thTlodeiml Government, the dullness of trade throagh^tJhy?omtrj-p?rtly the result of a de " ^^fen^n?ot al^a^ follows periods '^J*^' . L^^^^?rT'^^^^rl^^ec^iTi: revenue?. ^to^onrbin?ti,on of adverse ctrcombUnc-ea ^m\v ?l^jr^J^ dobt and " ?bility tor.<*?wei onfrt?anr?n ^^"j^"^ ?tf-an early day. On the contal bwhre^at ?? utm iftnJtWonr progrese w?l lead to mrprov e ments m wrerouo law? and ?O .? increaise *f ' e?Sea# iT?r- eneeuli*?-beete* the repre ?mUtion in Coneress of tho Sonihern States, and seo^e^reaior economy in all branched of tho pub / S^^Mte inav exist that I have not for ; ?J?ra*eiH& the ?iroulaUon of ?m ^^^^T^tbq- Recording to th^anthurity co? ^^^^ffi^ter of^e^kDp?ta^of an earh -"M^rnitoneeoie wmsuto, *nd--of production or ?^'^mtf t 'nut lallinwit "t tb?<mrot^ n^k? to u fckljj^?^ the real jMia^ofteonhte; thata sound policy should not ^^j^*5rhStn3r?r^^ for .iiSSSlif^ 01 * Morapoi -.-?%inter^?i*^<^^^ Kowefring^hent. ^P^^^^^ '??d moTB comnM ^ w?H^ '"fl?aaab?? to n^onal a? well aa ^to indivtdojaT ^^^^^^^^^ honor to receive last night, your? of the 27th ult., - ?.ml hauten to reply to the inquiries propounded. Beam*'<3 th? eUcticc, have ?tUe dou^thnt tho event you have'anticipated has occurred, that elec? tor? bare been ocoeeu, securing the election of \jtaaim% Md I WWj?jlr' an nnpponihnn \ - fon&fU?' an Opmkai as to the effect produced on ' the^E2rcfS?ffp?opfe~by the result of tho recept ffoiiitw\t and the impressions' -which 1 commnni a*HTO>iuno:ed upon antecedent.exp/eeaions. 1 I doubt not the Goyemor ol Miatsisappi his. BJ ?onWKfed.- the- L?flf?ilaiure to *oenibde;Wi??n>tbo . ! -prenetftf'ioonthYt* decide upon the ocurso whiah & State ihoold adopt in the present emergency. -Whether the Legislature will direct the call of. ? convention-o/ tba State, or appoint delegates to. a con ventidu of such Southern - States as may be ?ming to consult together for the .adoption of, a BrjUtnorn pto of acbon, ia ckrabtfuL 1 i- If a convention of the State were assembled, ' -tKTTTOpoVtion to'secede from tho Union indo - tiBnm??T^^WO** from UeigLboring Statfes c T^rSont?a C&Tolinft should first secoda, and she . ?tone ahouM tako such action, the position of Mis? sissippi would not probably be changed by that fact. ' A powerful obstacle to the separate action Ot laliteiaerppi is tho want of a port, from which follows the consequence that her trade being still ?uwhjcied through tho ports of. the Union, her reven?e?w.5?ld bo diverted from her own support c Aw^%?$%-Mj>z j?Siteign government^and Being geogrnphicaily uacooDeotod with Soutu Ca.o iaaSmam sUlancg with her would not vary that state . of ease. i?ic ] .; ? e? The propri?ty of separat? ' secession by c"* 'SoUrb 'i^ronna depends Bo much upon collateral qoestiiaii that I find it diff.cult to respond to - ybdt T*? indjgry> for ' the" Want of knowledge Which would enable ma to estimate tho value pf the elementa" involved In the issue, though es torio* t? your State. Georgi* ia; necessary to connect you with ? Alabama, and .thus to mate efiactnal the co-operation of Mississippi. If Goortti* ir?uld be tost by immediate-action, but o?b?t? be'g*iuod by delay, it seems olear to me ' thai' you ahcaild wait. If the secession of South ?Sgp^g?s should be followed by an attempt to co ??-T^baok into the Union, that act of usurpu lolly and wickedness would enlist every truo SuTBrther? ma? for her defence. If it were at ESi?ted te-1 blooksde her ports ?nd deetrov her . W^i^like result weuW be produced, and the ? 2^^^-WOTW wouid probably be added to her ' dE^tnfc'fit?ii^^ neither of v a?oirni?iaixe?^onHbe sdbp^ by any Adrnmis SorTbut that Tederal shape would be sent to c?bect'the duties on imports outside the bar, that Saoomrnercial nations would feel htth, mtorest ,n ttafeind the Southern States would have htUe bower to counteract it . _._._ rdantf*? States have s common interest of _? ???utude that their union sooner or later . e^tke^nrotectien of that interest is certain. United they will have ample powor for their own - ?w?eofcoo, and their exporta will make for thom , SueTS al?coinrae?oial ?ad matrafacturmg Foworo. new States have s heiarogaaeous popula tion, ?nd will be dower and ^?"^??"f1 fi?fiW* -?iere ni less of the Northern ele ?? SS ft; tte-Ti?dy poht?c:: but-tntore3t controls , the pohoy of 'SUtes, and finally All the planting Wmniuhit?es must reach tho sama conclusioo. Mj opinion is, therefore, as it has been, in favor of 'ssaadSng tobrintr thoae States m to co-operation beft?^<asMng for a popular decision upon a new 'pohoy anr?' reatTo^^^tie" n ?^oiuiJS th^*e^ri^^ If South Ga?olnj? ?should res-Dive td s?ce?e before that co-operation eau be ob ti uned, to go out lea vr lng Georgia, Alabama and Louisiana in the Union, and without anv'reason,to suppose thar,will follow waitttg? wi. tbs* goven^nantrbJl* paaseoTTnte host?e h ?ads, and; mea base become fam??arized to that injurious: and offensive perversion of the General Government from th* 'ends - - tor which it was established. ? I have written with the froedcoi and careJeasnese - of private correspondence, and regret that I cdtdd noti'grve'more--pr?Cise informa' tion. Very respectfully, your^etc. .. JEFFERS 0 N DAVIS. GEM. POPS PETITIONED FOB THE REMOVAL OF THE MAXOB ABD AEDEBSTEN OF SAVANNAH.-It i? stated editorially, in the Savannah Republican ca the 30 th, th at a petition ' signed by upward pf five hundred colored people has been presented to Gen. POPE for the removal of Mayor ANDERSON and i the Aldermen of that city. The petition a'" that the Mayor fairs to do exact Justice to the I colored, people ; that he -imposes heavy fines, and penalties on them for- offences which, when com? mitted by white people, are. glozed over without serious panJshmsnt. ? The Angus ta Constilulionai isl, in commenting on this rumor, says: From what we know of the Mayor, we feel en" tir ely justified in saying that the facta stated by the petitioners are untrue. We do not believe that a more scrupulously honest and upright adminis? trator of the laws, without distinction to class or pe/sons, can ho found in the State. . It seems .thai one Dr. J. W. Chit, drew up the petition and that it contains . a clause asking, in the event .ojt' .the removal of Mayor Anderaon.lhal Dr. Curt ba appointed in his steed, Here wufind ''the milk in tho cocoanut.'' <; . The Republican man does not-intimate, in. his jome what- lengthy notice of thia movement, whether he sympathizes with it or not. This is . We hope that int good sense ot General Pope' : Will enable him to sea through 'the .motive of this pefcjtfoo and that he will retain Mayor And orson in hia present position.- ] ? MYBTEEIO?S MfjaDEB.-We regret to learn that an atrocious 'murder waa committed, a few days since, upon the body of a young man named Pitta, of the neighborhood of Senile town, in our District. A negro ?harged. wi?? the commission of the crime has beeh brought here : and- lodged in jafi. It seems that the young man - waa engaeed in working withofterQaborers, when-about mid-day-he was called away;: .'.The report of a gun, waa heard short? ly after and his body was found with the head per? forated with a shot from behind, The tracks about the body corresponded with. those mada ?by the freedman^ and tue evidence was. such as to justify the jury of inquest in taking out a warrant for his ameit-Abbeville Press* The Sumter Nea? says one ??year ago the first number-waV issued. We ventured then upon an experiment, the wisdom of which was doubted by I many. We are, therefore, gratified : to know that in the face of the many difficulties against which WB. 'have I had to ti contend-difficulties inevitable I when- the present sta to of affairs is considered-we have been able to make- successful our humble effort j to entertain the people of Sumter District, audio give thom the latest, .moat reliable informa-, tion in connection with all such matters aa are ot I general importance and public interest. NEW YORK-Per steamship E B Souder-12 bales Bsa Island Cotton, 667 bales Upland Cotton, 196 bales Domestica, 163 trca Rice, 40 casks Clay, 74 bbla Rosin, 644 bbla Vegetable*, 51 empry-Barrola, 37 pl?a Load, . 4 bbta Copper. 60 bundle? Poper, 9 Turtle, 117 ?aci? agos Sundries.Por steamship Manhattan-C3i bakwCottOa, 2008 bbl* and ooxes Vegetables, 6 bbls Molasses, 179 balsa-Domestica, 237 bbl? Naval Stoves, 8hhdsBones, ?38psdlragssSanarles.- .Lu?H; . J .. NEW TOBE TIA WILML?6TON, N C-Per sehr My? ro vcr-21 curica Rios, 390 aaoas Salt, 3 hhds Mace, f PHILADELPHIA-'?*sr sehr Golden Oats-60 taos Iron, 35 bales Cotton, ic toss Clay. Tae Charleston Cotton Markft, v OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS, ) .' . CHiar.giTON, Batnrday Evening, June 1, 1807. | - > There watusi settle enquiry, particularly Joe tho better ' qn all tl ea which are ecaroe, and relatively higher, prices | having an advancing tendency. -Salsa aOObales, viz: 3 at' ls, IB at 1?V40 at 'ia, 6 at UK, 38 at 26, 30 at 26, 3 at 26L ' **9gjmfaM? . -.,,:;!. :. We quota tai. Eovncajh^.y.'.... ??ii.... : ...? ^c?M^d?ta?7.V.7.'.'. '. '. ......... '.W - ? 0 I Oeor<?town 3larkct. GEOBGETOWN, SMJ" -May 2^i-Corro*-No sslujto rer^.tlu^weeJ^ We^uote 18 to 22c, duties not paid.* ; TniKKa-About 140 elicka sold during the. week. We quote from \0\ to 14c per cnblo foot. - mrtiaViitnTi Nn IIIIII?T?" wiunWTie?n mp ti rift. YeBowdtoM, |M^tftttioa 90 a [TC I? j t . Augusts. Mavrket. ' AUGUSTA. Jur>a L--OoTros.~-Tb.ert bas been a good demand to-day, sod wmslassatls^us?leu iss sold, ail ' aboat yesterday's prtce*,-?ay 34a35 for good style of mid? dlings. In the artemooB th? marketlmproTtid, but very sw salsa w?r? toads. Sales of the day amounted to 480 balea, a?follows.- 14 at 19; 7 at21; 28at22;2at23; lb6 at 2?. 8 St MK; ?S at 26, and S bales at 25*. Receipts, IQ ? I QOLT>-The Bwkers^nB buying at 13? and selling ,at 187. j ?te ; ?; - ^Vta-Broksrsasehayingsi HS sad aafltssj atm J i : \?.-i 1-nt . :>t%- .-y> -, i,.,.. ? .... .. ' ? ? as.-r?nasai Wrsxee. - at -b . . SAVANNAH, May 30.-The general market during tho ., past weak has been dull ana quiet/ though prices have,, ; 'Jfthaia^.?. '* . Tha want of means on the part of farm era and planters ls" being very Seriously felt hy our merchant*, who are . beg^nrngloxaallze that unless aocommodationa can be tto.eountry tads on the c?*Ut aySem untfltorfgr^ui*', non in b nam ess. AK? of oar aaalers aro now anrpoaecl., as hu- as Uveir rasonrte* wm warrant, feinest tba urgent : needs of their country b5er> rm tbs way. anSotLsrs i ara^oUMx roragQ^ingfltf. probable necessity pf soft 1 * EXOBANUE-Th?ro has been very Httlo offering thlg? w^Bk. Brokers are buying at par, and ?elhng at ?a>i j . Gou>^Haa been' quito steady during the week, and -, Tatos remata ^changed. Tc-day we give the buying; rataat 136, ana scflli-K at 13S. .-'<.?' 1 .: RJCX-Tie crop ia now nearly an lu. The supply la HXnaU and the" demand light. Prices remain about the ! ' same aa last week-Carolina lennie ; rough 12*3 28. | . FaxrosTa--We are not advlBed of any chango since our ' "^SMLreport';'. - ". ., s To New York, on cotton, per steamer, Upland....... % i . - .?> - Bea Island.... M . ToBosaoo,.? .-i..-??.- ; .t.:,. fx ^IWilmora., H :?. % To PhlJadatohla 1 v . X 1. Ta Liverpool . " . aquare... Jid '?so . . .*.? J ..... "?.round........ J?? 1 Io UTerpooL on cotton, Upland.......... >jd !. i?iv?. 1. .? .. ;.. - . Sealaland................. Jid ToProridence, on cotton, par sail................... X i JtePnslhaai-t.- .Jj ??3 u?oft?a?-?uip..?u*u?. X To Boston . .% ?.Ta:?f>W"-,-,, r " X ToNew Yai?c, on lnniber.................. 89 Om ! " ; .To-Boston. KV; " : uakus.10 ?Xs> ; j ' : .To?rw-Yorkand Bo?torvoa timber.10 OtKaJH.00 To Otaba, on tambar, (ingold).norn. 06rjtosti-Th?mJsrte? opened this weet at abont- 24 La fb>rA4dailn|r. With cable news of liberal dally nales, at brm prices, th Liverpool, our market has been brisk, and pricos^|radually Improved, closing to-day at ?5a - SM'la^i??^&pri?es, durlng-the weet, have hflen norfll?ali:aml-tIw demand confined entirely to the loWer .grades, -at greatly reduced.rates, :varying from 38 to 36c , ' J;i';../.-.POTION;STI?EM?ST:. ,'j ?? (q <-.: -ijittij.? tin ri".'; -itc-x.. .1888*67;' ?j?nWJ^j?p^d. Stocken hand Sept, L.,., Receivedatac* May 2a.... RaoaivBd previoualy. Total rooalpta....,? > Eipctrtedjdaoe May 23. |:Esyorted prorioualy... ea'porte.., May 3?. e*7l 4.671 ' . 381 8,T ; ut? i hm . 37 3,1 14,1 il 214446 7,878 302100 ?SoimS ? 288 55 . ..asi aii2| 12,6^2040981 12,724 SOOobj ,L872j,148SS| 741 3,875 ?,09<S 162989 ' ' . WllminBton Market . ! WILMINGTON;' Jun? 1.-Thc market to-day has ruled unusually quiet for all deacr?p?ona of country produce, imdth^foBowlng^ldlme.BalM we can hearrof : "T Iun?tKxi5E-iB6 bbls chaiig?d hands at ?3 '35 for vir? gin .arid vallc-w dip, and ?2 for hard, per 280 Tba. Bcw-i^e*^f537bhl8 at S3 80 for (kmunon. $3 for strataed?)mmon.'M13?a3^for?I?. 2, ?3 76a413>? for ^.r^tmum?oTp?^:: -t . J '. . K?ltlmore IBTsurket, BALTIMORE, May 30.-Oar-rax.-The demand for Rlnnas boen rather light, ?nd confined mostly to horns .wants; prions are slao lower for ail grades af .Rice except prime, which ls scarce. We report sales of JDOO bags ei Redwing. 1000 bags: ex steamar Merrimack, at New. York, anaUaw bags ax, bark Adelaide, all on terms not trans pirod; 600 bags ex Adelaide, 12 cants, gold, ta bondr 100 bsgaoomaon at.10^ cents, ta bond; 600 bags, ta lota, at 173?al3J? cents, gold, duty paid. Nothing doin?. in La guayra ar other ;dosed pttong, except small lots from seoondhsads. .. . . FLOTO-The market has boen very heavy and dull the paat week, though? ow tag to the continued light receipts and stock, price: are nominally maintained, yet to effeet sales, concession have to be made to buyers. We nave : only.to report 100 bbla Howard Street Extra at 814 BO; 800 : bbla City MifJs Spring Wheat Extra at S12 75A13; 100 bbla : Howard Street Super at 811 62; 260 bbls com non dost : ilOalO 50; 400 bbls City Milla Family, terms not trans- : pured. Bye Flour ls also dull and nominal at $8 60a8 78. ! Corn Meal-Sales of 300 bbls city ground reported at : $5 60-quote at the. close st S5 6OaS70. We revise the : range of the market aa follows, viz. : i j Howard-street Super and Cut Extra... 810 26 @811 73 1 Howard-street Extra Shipping. 13 00 M 13 60 Howard-street High Grades.. 13 75 A lt 60 1 Howard-?tre*t Family....i IS 00 @ 16 60 1 Ohio Super and Cut Extra.ll 00 @ ll 25 1 Ohio retailing. 00 00 S 00 00 Ohio Family. . . 16 00 @ IC 00 ] Northwestern Super. 00 00 @ 00 00 1 Northwestern Ex. ra. 12 60 @ 13 25 ; City Mills Super. .ll 00 @ ll 60 Cit/Mills, Standard Extra. 13 60 m 13 60 City Mills Shipping brands Extra. 16 00 # 16 60 j Baltimore, Welch's, Greenfield and Weverton Family. 18 00 @ 00 00 j I Baltimore high grade Extra.. 17 00 fi 17 60 Rye Flour, new. 8 60 & 8 76 i Corn Meal. City Mills. 0 60 @ 5 70 } fl^S?lASSf64 n^AttSfc GRAIN.-Wheat ls coming forward more freely; the de [ maud ls quito limited, except for choice Maryland, j which is wanted both for home milling and Eastern ship? ment, and, owing to its scarcity, prices are tally main? tained, but lower grades being ta better supply, prices i favor buyers. Corn has been ta fair receipt, and pricer early m the week receded several cents on white, but the deettne was recovered before the o lose; yellow has ad? vanced 3a3 cents for the week. Western mixed has been less active: last salt) was ai ai 12. Oats have varied but ( little; demand good. Bye, continues ta very light re I cctat, and sales barely sumcient to base quotations on. The transactions, for the week were .as tallows; Wheat Offerings to Thursday, inclusive, amount to 2100 bushels white, and 6700 bushels red. The sales Include 200 .bushels choice Maryland white at 83 65; 1100 bushels do Ted, 83 88a8 37; 1000 bushels medium to prime do, 3310a 3 26; 1000 bushels low grades. 82 60a2 80.. Corm-Be ceipts to 'thursday. Inclusivo, reach 95,000 bushels white and 84,000 bushels yellow. Sales for the week were com? prised of 76.000 bushels white, at 8115al 18 for fair to prime; 8003 bushels mixed do, $1 lOal 14; 2600 bushels yellow. $1 18S1 19; 1000 bushels doM8H9al20; 15,000 bushels do, 81 20al 22; 8,000 bushels Pennsylvania mixed. II Hal Kl ?0 bushels Western do, 8112. Oats,-Iheto 8' frlff^fm, . -.- ?i. , . . . . ' '. . ... ? ? , - WK received to Thursday iu dual Te, 21,500 bushels, and ri th good demand mostly ?old, em. racing inferior at 78? ? cents, and good to prime 80*83 cents, balk st 80 cents! ? which flguro the market closed. Bye-Receipts, sad iles small; quote tl 45*1 50 per bnahel. . T> j < MOLASSES-We hare bat tonotioe, sales of 60 casks Cu aMnaco*ad> atB?o, and'io bid.'Port? Rico at 65c, 1th ltthl*tock and quiet market TVe quote closing rie?tViz: Cabs Clayed 46*47o; do Muscovssto 60e66ol Oxis Rico 6O?70c; English Island 45?70c. stock toni ay t*ybhd* 84 tors .nbs, 88 hhds Porto Rico, ?naojh??k ?ngllsh Island, "PB0TiBi0K8^^toV*?ti tooughnot very ec?Ye, hsi cen quite steadily maintained for all descriptions of the og products, and closed rather firmer for both bulk mph sad beean, I There: Is, e alffeienoe of fuB ?c b* *eea Weatom and ..atty smoked mess, the latter heine preferred and commanding the higher prices. It should Iso be rembered that the inside quotations are fnvaf iably net ossa: Barrelled Pork-We baye only to notic? ales of 100 bbls Western mess, lo lots, at $28 50*23 75 9 ?bl P^uk Meats-Shoulders are steady at 9c; sales lin> t*d.fundholders ck-dma accepting thia injure, but lota o arrive ure offered freely. Of edee we notice sales of 0,000 tbs loose at 10-?c, sad 1C0 casks, m lots,' at Ho, at rhich figures the maAet dosed steady. Bacon-We na? loo a faired emend Utdtf amoved meat, which is selling mite freely to jobbing lots st lOalOXo for Shoulders, .2all2Xo for rib mdse, and MXattBc for clear rihda; ?Testern dark smoked Shoulders sold early la the week at > ,^c, sad at the dose held at 9*0-sales of 60 to 75 casks it the : naide figures for city trade., Hams are quiet encl m changed. Quote Cincinnati sugar-cured at l6Jial7o; incovtred sugar-cured at 15 Kal Cc ; large size not wah ted. Lard-Retail demand only-We quote city 13c; prime Weelara 13,^*13 % c, Utter for kettle rendered, round lots Uo toss. RICE.-Stock light, and holders firm st llal2c for Caro? lina; Rangoon le also held steady at tjjtffioi Bo sales jf either reported. SUOAB.-We notice ? quiet, but firm market Sales ance our last review were comprised of 225 hhds Porto Rico, grocery, st llnl2\'c; 38 hhds Cuba at Ile; 194 hhds Pemerara, vacuum pea, oa private terms. Closing quo? tations, though nominal in the absence of sales, are held llrm, as follows : Dubs and ? I, fair to good refining. .10X@11 ct* 4 mos Cuba sad E I, fair to good grocery.. .11>?'@11X cte aet ; Cuba and E I, prime and choice.12 @12}$ eta net Porto Rico, com. to good grocery_ll @12 cte net i Porto Rico, prime to choice..raj^nx cu net Kew Orleans, fair to prime.-.'....none Havana, No. 12.lOft^HX eta 4 mos Brazil, bags.;.l?X@Lt cts , ; Stock to-day 2812 ants, 1692 boxes Cubs, 4367 hhds Porto Elco, 1488 hhds English Island, 219 nh Os M arti - Dique, and 11,476 bags Brazil RXTXNXO Sooaaa- Have ruled steady, as follows: For Crushed, Powdered ead Granulated 15 J? cents; soft. Brushed A white 14* cents; Circle A UK oents; B lt* cents; O extra lt\' oents; O yellow 13% cents; circle G 13\ cents per lb. : SALT-A cars J of Liverpool ground alum ls offered, to arrive, but held above the views of buyers. Lota from dealers are quoted steady as before, at $2 10a2 20 for ground alum, and 9310*3 20 for fine, Turks Island we quote, for lots from stoie, at 58*60 cents per bushel. Wmsxxx-We hear of very few sales. The offerings ot free have become less frequent, sad prices improved, ap? proximating nearer to the minimum figure fixed by the law. Holders in bond quote nominal at 33*36 cents; no sales reported. I ? New York Market. HON ET atAsxsrr. The New York Evening Pott of Thursday, Hay 30th, .JP! . :/" The loan market is easy at 6*7 per cent, sad there ls a fair demand for accommodation on cali Commercial paper is dull; choice bills pass easily st 6)?s7. Other grades are carefully scrutinized, and have currency at 8al2 per cent PRODUCE MARKET. NE.V YOBS, May 30-Floua, Ac-The market for Western sud State Flour ls stu! somewhat unsettled ead 16caftSclower, with only a moderate business, i Th? sales are 3800 bbls st 1* 76*10 76 1er Superfine State ; All 26al3 30 tor Extra State; Sil 25al2 60 for the low gradee of Buring wheat Western Extra; S12 60a 13 66 for shipping Ohio; SIS 76*14 60 for trade and family breads of Ohio, Michigan and Indiana; and S14 65al7 26 fon?. Louis .pxtr&a. arni* flour is lower but quito active. Sales L600 Obis and sacks at ?14 75*16AU Canadian flour is lower and dull Sales Of 70 bbls St SIS 86*14 46 for the 1 JW grades of extra, end SIS 70al6 40 for trade and family brandy. Southern flour is siso lower and duh. Balee of 100 bbl* af $12 10*13 86 for common to fair Baltimore and coun? try extras, and $14 *Oai6 TU tor trade Sad family brands. " Bye flour is more activa,: Sale* of 700 bbls at ?8 25a . 40t'- i-' - -Con meal is more active. Sales 1000 bbls at $6 85 for Western ; Jersey on private terms; Fairfax st $6 26, and Brandywine ?t*6 76 to Arrive. - ' Gninv-The wheat market 1* ' inactive. Deslere are wide apart in their views, and in the absence of business prices are nominal. Lia i ~ Canada peaaaro freely dffared, sad are quite dull Barley ie IA fair demand at price* rather in fever of the boyer. Sales of 18,000 boah at il 03 for Cenada Weet to bond. Sad $112 for western.. Berljy malt ls flrm. Skies af 2400 bush st SI 66. . Rye is steady. Smell salea of western at tl 72 $176..'. ., Oats are again lower ?nd unsettled. Tho trade are buying cautiously. ' -The- seles are 60,000 bush Ohio at Stol western at ataSSc, and state at 90o. bo Corn opened firmar wlfh moderate receipts, end a ??ghf adv&nc* to gold, but ere the doee of 'Change ?hippers hell 'Off, and a d?chue of 2*3c. per bush, was submitted to. -The sales ere 120,000 bushela unsound st $lal 16; new western mixed at $118*1 27 ; kiln-dried st SI Ital 90; old mixed at *] 3ual 33, closing quito tame; western yeUow .4S11W;?ndaontoern white stn 27*128. 'PaovnuoKSn-Tbemerket has been duh ?nd unsettled. Early thia morning 260, bbl* mess were sold, buyer seven day ?, at ?ld 35. Smco the Business hak been chiefly to retaillota, ' ^rx,x^ . 717 ? - The rules embrace 1750 bbl* st $22 for old mess; $23 25 a? 20, cash, for new do ; $2315*23 35 for etty do 918 76 a!3?>? for primo; $19 I2,s* 19 25 for extra do; $22 Wi 22 26 for western prims mess; $23 for etty do; 933 for sour sad musty mess; $25 60 for clear. flwr.ll flrm,.bnl,2?TSW active. Salearoi'75 bbls at $18*16 for oommon to fair plain meas; $17*21 for good to . Bera beef an? baaf hamaibe nomloally unchanged. Cul m'cat* 'aro'stesdj. ? Kales of 105 pkgs dry-Sslted shoulders at BXt&Kc, the latter for repacked. Bacon ls steady sad to Very gr od demand. Salee of. 460, boxes *tl0)?c for Cumberland out, U^ofor long Ubi UXc for long clear, and 123*c for short clear. , Lard ia to some dam ind from shippers, but at prices below the views of sellers. I Seles af .600 ibbla and toe at UMalSXo for No 1; 12 v* 12J? for oily ; 18*18Kc fox fair to prime steam, and 13 X? 13>ic for kettle rendered. corF?i.-ido is only in limited demand, but holders aro firm. ' Conon-Ia rather quiet; prices remain unchanged. We quote at 27a37X c for middling ?pianos, and 2S*2?Xo for do New Orleans and TbxaB. . Ha/f-Is to moderate demand. The arrivals ore largo and prices have a downward tendency. We quote at $160 al ?5 for shipping, tad $1 76*1 37 * for retail lot*. MOT ism Tn in good demand and firm, i "frtii'nmfirtf^ffi1*^ <n fkir dunisnd and firm at *T^87*140. Fish oils are dull an t unchanged. Lard oil .Mic^-Ia firm. Sale* of .Carolin* at 12*12 Jic Ean I JWn^?T-^j?c5Fixt ls quiet Sale? of 100 bbl* st .^Dra GocnJB-There ie almost a/hoMdsy stiUnesa*in all cl?partnl'ents of trade in the dry goods une. A few job? bing houses are moderately active; but the greet majori? ty, we re,ret to say, are not doing enough to pay store expenses. This statement will apply alike to importers, commission, houses, jo c bei s and retailers. The auction house*, however, should be excepted. This, bra nah of bnslnee* never w*s more active and rushing. Holder* of merchandise, fearing lower prices to' the fall, are now disposed to submit to those fixed by the auctioneer's hammer, and make the best of it The demand for sUpl? 'goods has, fallen off to BO greet an extent that only small lote of any fabric'can be disposed of. It is almost nae!eas for us, in the present state of the market to name sad comment on each style of goods. Brown ab^tinge ?ad .shirtings, calicos, bleached goods, flsmin?.!<btiUs. .stripe* ?nd tinks, sod sh..toejeadtog wake* of goods are dull, ?ad prices are tending down-. . w*rd.. Print? of the very, newest paterae eel! pretty well, and. the same may be said of printed lawn*. . C?rpete are firm to price, with only moo erato sale*. Foreign goods ;srf very heavy, ead **e almost entirely neglected. Sales are. mostiy made *t auction, borne of tho jobbers, being unwftUng to,.buy good*, in toe.present, condition of thinga, are recelvlng consignments from the commission hooeee^and Importer?,. and . thus give the impression of some little activity, while they take none of the risks of a iaUlng insgket, . - -. Trade in the interior Ja reported light, money more to demand, sad collections are made with lees- prompt? ness. ; Some few failures aro occuring to,, the country, *n4 numero us extensions are asked tor from second-class merchants, Our Jobbjng dry goods merchante, here and elsewhere, aa a class, are sound, strong and well able to bear the losses incident to toe .present condition of things; and when the fill tra ie commences they will be found with their, armor, on, frilly t quipped for a new campaign.- Independen:. J Consignees per Sam tn Carolina Ha Uro ad, .' ,ir ". June 1. 104 balee Cotton, 40 bale 3 Mdse, 72 ba les Hay, 41 bags Rice, 28 bbls Crude Turpentine, i car Marble, 4 cars Lumber; 2 care Wood, ?nd Sundries. To A Robinson A Co, E H Rodgers & Co, Utsey A Kenyon, W Lebby, J C Wright J M Eason, E Welling Street Bros A- Co, Good? rich; .Wineman fe Co, P Walsh, A S Johnston, J B Toghi, 0 OPtockney, B B Agent C D Brahe & Co, Q W Clark A Co, J 4 P Dawson, J D Alkea ii Co, Rhett & Son, Thurs? ton A Holmes, Mrs Snowden, W C Courtney A Co, Mow? ry A- Co, J E Auger A Co, B O'Neill, J F Ueddings, Col Low, Jeffords ?L Co, Adams, Frost os Co, J B Martin, O LitechgL Consignees per Northeastern KllrouaU, Jame 1. 28 bales Cotton. 426 bbls Naval Stores, 1 car Sheep, Mdse, Ac To Mowry A Co, J A J D Kirkpatrick, W K Ryan, H Cobla A Co, Adams, Frost A Co, Graeser, Lee, Smith A Co, Lieut H Beide, Kendall & Dockery. W c Courtney A Co/, G E Pritchett, Holmes A Stonev, Mar zyck Bros, 6 li rh graham, Dukes A Cb, T Marshall, Jr, Ebaugh A Mallonee. Passengers. Per steamship Emily B Souder, for New York-F J Bristoll, E Sammelhag, A 0 Bes, J F Kelly, N A Hunt WML Burger, R A Kennedy, Mrs Helen Darcey, Mrs L Haas, S Montgomery, B Feldman, Capt E T Paine, J L Appleby, Misa Emma Phelps, Miss M Read, Mrs Charles Hutchinson, Mrs G Post Mrs John O'conner, W O'con? ner, J O'conner, Mise A 8 Garvin, Miss F Miller, P H Freney, H Tro ?be, A G Montgomery, G Irving, O Mur? ray, P Fal ty, P Mohan, W Davis, L Moolan, G Moolan, J H Brown, W Byrne, B Lanigan and lady, T Lynch, Euge? nio Polaclo, Miss E Hill, Miss 8 Fowler, Miss ? Fenton Miss C M McCrelght Mrs Isaacs and 4 children, J Ma lone, W O'Brien, T Parker, A Dona, J 8tevens, M Taum my, M J SuUlvaa, W Ellis. J W Berry, H Caple, D Shes, N Felsenheld, R Turpin R MayeB, W Butler, J C Wright P O'Brien, M Brown, J Matthews, E McKenne, M Mis tell, Mien Haas, and 14 steerage. Per steamship Manhattan, for New York-E Parker md lady, Mrs D Loeb, Miss Loeb, J C Chamberlain and adv, W H Bellamy and lady, Miss A Williams, Mr and Mrs W A Hayns, 6 children and nurse, B Pringle and ady, Mrs C F Sammis, Mrs A Carter, Mrs R H Lowndes, Miss Lowndes, Mrs C Baring, Miss Lowndes, T Frost M Lowndes, Miss H J Sudland, Miss Louisa Averill. Howe, Mrs Marshall, child end nurse, Miss Trum Dull and servant T Farren, F H Ploger, Master Ploger, El W Williams, S D Trenholm, J C Calhoun, T H Flem ng, J C Sanders, Mr L Scott and lady, o A Bowen, lady, i children and nurse, Mrs A A Otis, A Falk, F G Bur? roughs, Mrs E M Keller, Capt J Lennerthan, Mrs Dr L P ?Vaguer, child and nurse, Miss M E Dre une, Mrs 8 O Pomeroy, H S Stewart, W H Watson, Mrs Howe, Miss kinsman. J Quale, lady and child, P K Pauldtog, F D : re ta g and lady, H P Bernsen and lady, H Pennington, J i Read, E E Bedford. J Sota vi, G B Williams, lady and 3 hildren, R Williams, W Mare, J McEvoy, M McCabe, d Kindney and lady, H Murphy, lady and 3 children, . nd 13 steerage. Per steamship Sea Gull, from Baltimore-J McLelsh, I Myer, Mrs AN Dutton. Per steamer W W Frazier, from Edi s to and Rockville Whaley, IP Burger, B Bailey, Jr. D F fowles. Mrs W teckett Mrs Bontz, child and servant, J W Seabrook, L ) Chadwlei, J H Townsend, W E Mikel!, L E Johnson, Chadwick, B R Riodan, H L Farley, and 17 deck. Per steamer Planter from Savannah via Beaufort and Ul ton Head-G Simons, A J Haltmauger, J Mclaughlan, Ferras, Miss M E Wells. MARINE Ni,.?S. PORT OF CHARLKSTOS. lt ii t Arrived Saturday. Sehr 8 J Waring, Smith, New York, 9 days. Hay sad trew. To W Bosch, and D S Quartermaster. Sehr Grape Shot, Bonnoau. Baltimore, 9 day*. Oom. To Wilna & chia?Un, and stenhouse * Co. On Friday ant, at 16 o'c'ocx, the Grape Shot ?truck on Cape Eo Q Shoal, where ahe remained until Saturday mom mr, when aha waa ?ot off by throwing part of th? cargo iver board. .CT?.O?TJTAJ Sehr Darid Faust, Lord, New York, 3 days. Mdza and lar. To T Tupper A Sons, B B Agent, E it A P Cald reU, J Cosgrove, a W Olney A Co, C D Brahe * Co, B S ?hett A Son, T B Trout, Grober A Martin, W B Kingia. ? W Harrisson A Son, Z Daria, Bisaell A Co, E B Ehett, ir; B O'Neill, H Hatte A Co, W W Shackeh?rd, and Steamer Dictator, Coxetter, Wilmington, KC. Ball ut. Co J D Aiken A Co. : - > Steamer Harlan, Manser, Sante?. 3 balai Cotton, 534 )b)* Rosin and Spirits. To Ferguson ft Holm oe. Oraeser, Lee, Smith & CO, J A J D Kirkpatrick, W 0 Dukes ft Co, Courtenay k Trenhohn, JA Smyth; and O Heeder. Arri TCO Vf itt rd ?.y. Steamship Sea Gull, Dutton, Baltimore, 67 hours. Dorn, Bacon, Ac. To Mordecai % Co, Courtenay k Tren holm. B E Agent, W Bosch, Lohrs k Strung, Whits k Mirer, Southern Express Co, J fl Graver, R Kia tte k Co, B Feldman, H Bischoff k Co, Knock, Wickenberg k Co,. W Gurney, Michael k Bowie, J N Tisdeman, W G Whit den A Co, J ki D Kirkpatrick, W X Byan, J A w H Armstrong,Bnvenel A Barnwell. Lanny*Alexander, G . W Steffens ft Co, L Schnell A Co, O Phillips. 0 D Brahe ft Co, B Pattani. J Campe an ft Co, B O'Neill, W fl Cha fee, Crans, ?oylaton A Co, West A Jon??, J C H da?a? sen, Gruner ft Martin. "Werner A Dacier, H Cotta A Co, D A Amme, BM Bu uer, E p MilU?en, Jr* Toilers, Por? cher & Henry, T Tupper A Son?, and others. ?Br bark. Northern Crown, Mathias, newport Hug, 43 days. Railroad trod. To E Mure A Co, and Order. Sehr St George,.'--, Hatteras. N- C. Corn. To. Order. . * Steamar Planter, McNeil v. Savannah via Blufften, Hu? ton Head and Beaufort Mdse. TO Ferguson ft Holmes, ?Wing, J McLanahan. W HHatrlamvJi S Wella. ? ' tb Steamer W W Frazier, Torrent, Edisto and Rockville. Mdse. To ino ft Theodore ?etty, WA 8" Henery, and others. AT QUARANTINE. Brig Mary Cobb, Farrell. Port Boyal. Ballast. To W Bosch. (The M O la to be stationed at Quarantine hare.) Sehr Azelda ft Laura, Mclndoo, Caibarien, Cuba, 3 % days. Molasses. To JA Enalow ft Co. . Cleared Saturday. Steamship X B Sonder, Libby, New York-Sarene! ft. Co. j Steamship Mimr-itfon. Woodhull. Hew York-Street Bros ft Co; tfi i-. :?. . ..'il Sehr Myrover, Hughes, New lar*, via Wilmington, N 0-W Bosch. ?/ .nxl{ Sehr Golden Gate, Blaaland, Philadelphia-I E Herta ft Co. . , Q ?.. a . ? .. ..... lit j Sehr Vraie. Masen, Jacksonville, Fl?-HF Baksr A Co. V?>iit to Hem. prntnraay. . Steamship E B Souder, Lebby, New York. Steamship Manhattan, Woodhull, New York, jaatiij ri " "? ' *T*om this **ort. Steamship Falcon, Heed, Baltimore, Jose 1. Brig DehnODt Locke, Cochrane, -New York, May 39. Bohr BX J?Tne, Bussell, Philadelphia, May 30. Sehr J O Thompson,-, Georgetown, t? 0, May 22. Bohr DB Warner, Horton, Georgetown, -SC, May 28. Bohr i L Leach, Endicott, Georgetown,-8-C, Mar 25. ! Bohr Maria? Gage, Shepherd, -Besten, May 2?.' Behr J W BomseyVCranmer, Philadelphia, May 38. - Sehr Ada Ames; Marston, PhuAflelphia, May ?. Sehr Fannie A Bailey, Sherman,New York, May 29. tua jy^iimrirytr]* Bohr Daniel Chase, Mitchell, at Baltimore, May 29. j Cleared xor thia Port. Bohr Maggie B Gray (new), 406 tons, Pillsbury, at Bala ? more, May 30. Behr Miranda, Hardy, at New York, May 39. Sehr E J Palmer, Palmer, at Baltimore, May 39. .-Votir. to M?rln?r. The Board of riiiniiijaeliiii-p of Pilots nave applied to the Light House Board to place a light vestal near the wreck of the stesm?r Scotland, on which two vessels have already struck, and several others hare narrowly escaped striking. Ibo Light Ho tja? Board bas informed bald Commisslgnera that lt ha* poj-wwDr to place a vessel there. As the soproprieaonto remove said wreck bas been repealed by Congress, and, -under the circum? stance*, tt,mr?tm fgobxlalwl?Wl wtH'*g removed for s very long time, the Commissioners recommend that J van?is. from the southward, io tending ta cross the har by tLe regular ship Channel, should give the New Jerssy shore a berth of soo ot 2 Ji miles, until tba west beacon ls weh open with the Hook tight, to the northward of it BUSSELL STUBGIB, President. New York, May 38, 1867. , rt. r r .. k. The sohr Bergen, Parsons, from Boston for this pail; was at Hohnes' Hole, May 38., The Prussian brig Paul et Marls, Kempt from this port for Bordeaux, was spoken May ?8, lat 46, lon ?-(it is since reported that she has arrived, but no date- alvon. ) HM Whitney Long, Haas, from Boston for this pott, sailed from Newport, May 38 J. V A Nsw Ixurr ar TBS MOOTH or ?ra Can Fxaa. The Wilmington, N C, Journal says: Captain A M Guthrie, of the steamtag Alex Fordham, reports a new channel open about on? and a half utiles SW of tbs old {Mr, The- channel has been known to pilots for some time past, but the water has not been of sufficient depth to allow tho passage cl large vessels. Captain Gafarlo brought bis boat in yasterday tn order to test the feasibility of bringing In larger craft fie found twelTU teer Of wate* ell .ttsway at I aaa than flood tide. As this channel is perfectly straight, andpecnliarly favorable with the wind til certain quarti ^ * likely to become o? greot benefit to mariajWf, and should, by all means, be at ono? carefully buoyed. As Captain Guthrie has been the first te bring a wei through, ws think his name should be given to the.iniet. LIST OF VKB8K1J? ..?!." . .J .?l-TH.Xi-:l'.-'?. ' . ? >' UP, CLEARED AND BAILED FOB THIS POET. FOREIGN, uvnawooc. Br bark Fill e de l'Air, Evana} Ailed.May 14 Ship B C Winthrop, Stewart, ujp.,.May 4 Ship Amelia, Conner, sailed...,.March Ss TheTrypftenia, Barding, sallad.r...r;...^.......May 8 1 [*? > ] Js?WWJB??*^?',1' t? 8blp Antiri? Kimball, -, up:'... vv.'J?..?May U Tbe J Corning, Hooka way, sailed.April 16 . DOMESTIC. aosTo^ f i Jj Brig James Miller, Pendleton, cleared.May 38 The Whitney Long, Hayes, sailed.May 30 Behr Bergen, Panons, cleared.May 38 Behr Maine Law, Johnson, np.May 38 ' BANOO a, MX. Sehr Nellie Treat, Trim, cleared.May 20 1 nsw roar. Sehr B 0 Evana, Hammond, cleared.May 37 Behr S B Smith, Williams, cleared.May 36 Bohr H P Cashing, Wood, cleared.May 361 Behr lilly, Francia, np.May 37 Behr Waneta, Havkma, up.,.....May 37 Sehr Mimina, Hardy, dewed.May 29 Jr? 114DHT.PHI?. Sehr J N Baker, Adams, cleared_.......Way' 7 Sehr S B Thomas, Arnold, cleared.May 33 Bohr John A Griffin, Foster, cleared.May 94 - ? r.fittotoax,. Sehr E J Palmer, Pahnef, cleared...May 39 .Sehr Daniel Chase, Mitchell, up.,.May 29 Boor Maggie E Gray, Pillsbury, cleared. ;_....May 80 PORT CALENDAR. ooxaauran wxxaxr. PHASX8 OX TEX HOOK. ' New M. 2d, 9h. 42m. mom | Full M. 16th,Uh. 34m. even First Q. 9th, lh. 17m. morn I Last Q. 25th, Oh, 9m. morn si juxx. 4 I KOOH j axon 3 ams. axm nraxa, I warmn. 3 Monday... 4 Tuesday... 6 Wednesday. 6 Thursday... 7 Friday. .... 8 Saturday... 9 Sunday. 4..68 4. .63 4..6S 4..68 4..68 4. .68 4..68 7.. 3 7.; 8 Lit 7.. 4 7.. 4 7.. 6 7.. 6 8. .11 9..12 10.. 6 10..66 ll..38 Morn. . 13..18 .8..I6 9..21 10..18 J1..10 Mon.. ia.. 4 1.. 4 PUBLIC JVOTICK. OFFICE OF CTTT TREASURY, \ January 8,1867. ] ? PUBLIC NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT TJNDEH the followmg Ordinance jlcen?eifhar? boen prapaaeo for delivery from this Offlpa., a THOMAS, > ? ?I j? ii City Treasurer, y fA* Mayorana Aldermen in City Councilaitembled. That from (and after the Ant doj of January, licenses shall be taken out for all carts, draj and wagons, used for private and domestic purposes, Jn the same manner, and accord tag to the same provision* now of force In relation to carts, drays and wagons, let01 driven tfor hire, except giving bonds, And each such cart, dray or wagon, ahaB be provided with a badge con tahnng the number thersof, and marked Private, to ce placed on the outside of the shaftIa Sac. X No person rhali be taken by tbs Treasurer BI surety to any bond under tba Ordinance conoerningll censes for carts, drays, wagons and Other ir nag se, un? less he or she be a freeholder. '? 1 ' SEC. 3. The following shall hereafter be the rates Jor Ucenaes for public and private carts, drays, wagons, ftc,, including tba boreas or mules used thereat, which shan be free from other taxation : PUBLIC CAB TS, DBATS/X-TO., OB XHOSX ZKFLOTTO Qi AKT BUSINESS WHATSVXE, TOE HTBX DIXE CT OB HTDOEOT, For every cart, dray or wagon, drawn by one hone ci mule,?30. | I ir :? ! . ' j ... ' For every cart, dray or wagon, drawn by two horses or mules, 88a I For every back and carriage with two wheels, 830. For every hack and carriage with four wheels, 840. ; For every stage cr omnibus (except lise omnibus* with two horses, aso. For every stage or omnibus (except line omniboe, drawn by four horses, seo. For every truck drawn Dy two or more horses or mules, 860. For every express wagon drawn by two or more horses or mules, (60. BREAD CAB TS AND POTATS CASTS, SKATS, rrc. For every bread cart or wagon, 86. For every cart, dray or wagon, used for private or do? mestic purposes, and not to be employed m the trans? porting of gooda, wares, merchandise, lamber, or any other commodity, for compensation, either directly or in directly for the same, shall pay for a license the sum el $6, exclusivo of the horse or mule. Ratified in City Council, this 18th day of January, (1* a] In the year of our Lord one thousand eight hun? dred and sixty-six. P. C. GAILLARD, Mayor. By the Mayor. January 3_W. H. SMITH. Clerk of Connell THE inMEiPRissiin, Office No. 147 Meeting <U. 1 CONN??TION?? WITH ALL Railroads Throughout UNITED STATES. Every attention giren to the sate Transmission of Freight, Money, Mid Valuables. WILL CALL FOB AND DELIVER FBEIGH1 TO ANY POINT IN THE CITY FREE OF CHARGE. H. B. PLANT. President, April 10 _Augusta, Qa. THE HERALD. I'S PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT NEWBERRY C. H., AT JL 63 per annum, and, having a large cireulitioc hrosgh all the upper and lower Districts of the State, ifiords great advantages to adverasen. Rates for advertising ve. * reasonable-for which apply o our Agent, Mr. T. P. SLIDER, st the Mills House. THO& F. ft B. H. 6RENEKER, November IS KUI tors and Proprietors. 1 TS?J SOI ,.7.ifli?h . A SOUTHERN INTENTION. PATENT LAEOB-SAVINQ IRON SCREW COTO PRESS, 11 MLE LATEST AND BY FAE THE MOST PEBFECT X COTTON 8CBEW yet Invented. With one mule ? heavy bile can bo easily pecked. Send for Descrip? tive arri Price Lisfc. to , . .0. E. HUDES, 1 General Agenf for thc State, No. 73 Bast Bay, Charleston, & C. ALSO, 'j RAILWAY AND STEAMBOAT SUPPLIES, Portable tod Stationary Engines, Saw ams, Henery*s McCar? thy Otes, Grist MIUB, Bark lillis, Horse Powers, Threshers, Reapers, Beltings, Olia, Iron, Steel, Wild fefa Fire Proof Safes, Platform and Counter Scales, lc,ic. Porealaby.i I Ci K. HUGER, No. 73 BAST BAY, CHAELKSTO?, 8. C. M*ja Jfcfoftial ?J a S00? j ?SSmm DRUGS, CHEWICALS, ETC. mm PERFUME For the Handkerchief. PH AID ff S A MOST l^vtisfi?*DE?JOATE, AND FBA GBANT PEBFTJME, Distilled from the Bare awl Beautiful Flower from wnich it takeB ita name. I : 1L4JN?FA^^ BY PHALON A SON,' BEWARE OF C?UNTEEFEITSi i^l^PHAXOSTt^TAi?; SO OS??*?. [ I ' Sold by PrnggiBta generally, end Sold at Whotesnle by 1 January 31, ... , mably* : ;. ,ii .'il?.-iq t.. tu : ?.'-.(-1''..r-?.-( OLD BItVv?N WINKLE GIN, QOLD MEDAL SHERRY, PORT AND MADEIRA, HARVEST BOURBON, ny. i WHEAT NUTRIENT, ill ?Q6D HOMESTEAD BYE. TN ADDITION TO OOH BUSINESS OF.JffiLLlNQ. 1 WINES, etc., In original pei-kagea, and to order to tature to coristunOT Pu? Liquors In a compact ^?jn yenlent form, .we commenced the enterprtos of bot?tog wm?fpiecWeXl^^ of their being tampered with before nae' Jag tba WcimtK.^ The ^W?? ciaticm and gratifying auoceas that has rewarded our efforts has encouraged ns to maintal n the standard aa re? gir*, qaalltv, al*Tto raak, merawed effort. tor?Utathe oonfldenoo and piktemagSWhloh hajb?^ao libral*/, be mSStSrnmT Barroom*-eov-' [EatohhXd MT8.] Importers ol Wines, lrx,y "TTrr . No.l?B?ver*treeVK?w?brlu The ?bore popular gooda are pc t . up to oases contata ing one dosen bottles each, and aro sold by all prominent DrnggiJrta, Grocers, Ac. Opinions ot tate Press. Tho name of Htortoger *;Oa* l?e, M Beaver street, ls a guarantee of th* ?Kt and literal trulhof wnatever they represent.-y. T. Com. Advertiser. The importing house of Btotoger & Co., No. 15 Beaver stree t is conducted upon prtociples of integrity, fairness and tho highest honor.-N. Y. evening Express. GOODRICH, WINEfcAN & CO.. "jg 1W MEETING STREET, w. Opposite Charleston Hot and DOWIE k MOISE, SUCCESSORS TO KING A CAJ5SIDKY, HO. 151 MEETING STREET, , , Wholesale Agente, Cfcadestpn, 8. a January 30 ? j ? '. '_ ? wfmemos. CHEROKEE PILLS, tDr Female Hf g ulai (tr, ?l re Suppressed, Exoeuitt and linful Menstruation, Green cknees, Nervous and Spinal Af Moue, Fains in O?S Back, Sick tadadie, t?iddinsss, and all d?a? las that spring fro rr, lrregnJsrlty, : remo ting tl) o causa sad all tie feels that arise from tt. They e perfectly safe in all. cases, em pi tehen forbidden by dir te? rn?, and are easy. .to. administer, they aro nicely *&unar coated, tty should bo in- the bands of ery Malden, Wife, and Mothar Ladles csa address ns to perfect SMf?y^i ?nd state their oem *Plr*? all Fetnur?"'Complainte, ^prepare Modleines suitable for all diseases te ; which,'they are subJeeL-Thirty-two page pamphlet, toeaoolod euv >)o?*. free. , ? . ..".,?? tctipepL? ? fie Choro?ce Pills aro sold by all druggists et $1 per box, or ?'* boxes for |3; or they are sent by, mall, free of postage, to an ordinary letter, free from observation, by addressing the sole proprietor, Dr. W. R. KEB WEST, 37 Walker St., N. Y. H. B-Cherokee Pills Na 2 are prepared for t pedal eases, when milder, modi cl nos fall; thees DB. WRIGHT'S REJUVENATING ELIXIR, ?VJ Or, Emente of Life, ?^\Kmtll//////2is* C&ree General Dtli?ty, Wan* ^?Bkm?kwZ- ness, Hysterics infernal**, ^WwA^y Palpitation of the Heart and i^jS?ub^ all Nervous Discaste. It ?. " *'^^B|KwWBSg 'atores now'llfe and vfgor to the : ' ~ ?apSsWT^ aged, causing the hot blood of ' 'TW?Sgjwjjg youth,to course the vaina,,ras* mSJ^S "U?h torlng the Organs of G crier a ?? u?firf? A*a tion, removing Impotency and " 33? ?ltUrnjuv?n- 2)eb?UV. restoring Manliness ? ?ate VU system tndVtnd'full vigor, thus moving* over?eme disease. perfect * Elixir of Lott," rt- : moving Sterility and Barrenness in both sexes. To 1 i the voting, middle-aged, and aged, there ls nogreeter 1 ' loon than thia'.'Elixir of Life."" It gives a new lease of life, causing th? weak and debilitated to have renewed strength and vigor, and the entire system te thrill withJoy and pleasure. Price, ohe bottle three bottles $5; sent by express to any address. Our medicines are sold and recommended br ali respectable druggists in every part of the civilized globe j some unprincipled dealers, however, try to deceive thebr customers by selling cheap and worth? less compounds to order to make money. Be not deceived-?sk for thea? medicines ind take no others. If the druggist does net keep them, write to us, and we will send them byexpress, carefully packed, free from observation. We will be pleased to receive letters with full statements in regard to . any disease with which ladles or gentlemen are afflicted Address all letters for medicines, nsmph lets, or advice, to the sole proprietor, _ A Dr W. E. MERWIN, 37 Walker St, N. Y. May 25_wfm ir* ^sBav "D E A U T T.- Auburn, ASS** MjFm. JD Golden, Flaxen, and Bf^m Sf ma -Silken CURLS produced by AtrsM E sflT the u*e of Professor Di> ?LT tm dmLj^JaBSOTS FRISER LE.i M mnr+^tmm CHEVEUX. One appiica- AWmJkZ MjO_ Bastion warranted to curl thesjMgfcaW T "T 'most straight and stubborn ^^xW^r; ha* ~ of either sex into wavy ringlete, or heavy massive oa_ . ( Has been used by the fashionables of Paris snd London, with the most gratifying results. Does no to jury to the hair. Price by mail, scaled and postpaid. SI. Descriptive circulars malled free. Address BERGER, SHOTTS ft CO., Chemists. No. 285 River street, Troy, N. T" Sola Agents for the United States. March 80_ly fl OTIC K. OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL.-THE FOLLOWING clause of Section 1 of an "Ordinance to Raise Sup? plies for the y a ir 1867," is published for the Information of persons selling Gooda by sample or otherwise, who are not residents of this dry. All such persona are hereby notified to report at this office. "Three dollars on every hundred dollars of all goods sold to this city by r,ons not residents, by sample or otherwise." W. H. SMITH, March 8_ Clerk of Connell NOTICE. UPPER WARDS GUARD HOUSE, ) CHARLESTON, May 9th 1887. j STOPPED FROM TWO COLORED MEN A COW, who stated having found her ton miles up Main Road. The owner is requested to call, pay expenses and take ber away. E. J. KINGMAN, May 9_1st Lieut U. W. Q. H. ^HOS. AGhNBW, monro AJTO saaun ni FIMS ?FMcris?, Cktoie? Tests, ?Ca., ?ts., If ss, MO al MS OMMMNWICB-BT.. OOM. Ot MUMBA f DRUBS, CHEM!t ALS, ETC. ... gnibq .... ?-. - -- >?>'?> .?, r i Vc ni mule wu on her up-heeKh wu in ber look trecgtb. WM in ber step, and In her hand*-PLASTA A few bottles of PL?wri'mim BBM . wmonroNervetKB*edeeb*w?^ ?2e?^^o^n4Hh?rtBr?ith. ' w " prcatradoij; Greet weetaeee. H Ballow Complexion, Week Bowel*, AO. It la estimated that seveh-tenth* of efl adult alimenta proceed from ? deeeued ?nd torpid liver. The biliary After long reewQ-oh, weare aMe to present the moat remarkable cure for theae horrid nightmare diseased, the world bu ever produced. Within one year over tn hundred and forty th ou ea nd pereone have taken the Bsssjssssxr - fsS ItUamoeteffectrt? tonio and agreeable ftouks itsan?va>rop?ftiee. sr?w&By ?Atta, , tat O* uns ?action of the publie, and that patienU nar consul ?Vei phyaldanV we append a UM of i? components. OAUait* bAat.-Oslsbratsd for over two hundred years to fie treatment pf ?swsad J0fe J*B*22)T& Weaknea-, eta K wee Introduced Into Europe by the Oounue*. wife of the Viceroy ot Peru, In ISdO, sad of Franc*. Hn?boi?Jnak?^ep^ ol the ?tomachand bowel*.. j D>jroauoa-?or ?ntammaUoa of the lotos end drof "oSKinu FxowrBfl-For ern>eblMdigestion. ' LTBTDM Fi^wr^Awniaa^^a^alABt and sPAaOi hli^r^^^ot%^cToAl A- tmaUam. etc. I Also, olove-buda, orange, carraway, coriander, anake . ?C t-i869.-r '? ' j Another wonderful Ingredient, of treat nee among IbeBPsnUiOTc?bOntoAnwU imparting beaut, MXpO?md brillBaa^ the mtoc, B?53 ?iown to the commerce of the world, sad we withhold hw name tor ^fgfffj r :, I IMPORTANT OKBTTFIOATES. j Bo?EaarxB, N ? December 38, 1841. M^rs.P. H:D*AX* k OoT-ThaWbeeoTagreatsot Se4^??n?WB^*?nd to ?ylgrejat ioyfam neVrieaWs well maa. 1 have recommended them In PHTLiDsxraiA, 101h Honth, 17th Day, 1883.1 beneitted by the UM of thy Plantation Bitter*. Thon ??&Bffi ^ m0r'- ASA OTJBBIB. ?axaXAK HOCHS, ?HICAOO, I1L, 1 Pob ro*ryll,1868. J trams. P. H. Dam * CO. :-Ple??e ?e?d M ? another lIVBsfnn^ aaWawABd Axranaementt are now completed to supply ?ny dj*. ^rS&ySm; ?rttola. which, hu bet'neistvfers hafa . '^The'publlc may rest assured that to ro cue will Ue ' oorfeotly pure standard ol the PLAHTATIOH B?TTXBS b* n8o^y^Dru7g2rts. Grocers ?nd Dealers throughottt the conn try. u ",.",... ..?. - j '"??"'"-P.'^BL DRAKE & CO,, New York. ? *,nr>? 00. . :j?? . . . mwf'T?1 milli 8IMILIBU8 C?BANTUB; HUMP H BETS' HOMOEOPATH IC SPECIFICS ahmt and Ben*ola. They are the only medicine? per ttctly adapted td popular ure-ao Umbi? that mlitaies sennotbe made In using them; so harmless a* to bt treefrom danger, and so efficient as td be always relia? ble. They have raised the highest commendation from UL and will always rendy aeiMhfiltnn' . _J Sc L cures Pe vers, Odngea?oD, Inflammations.. ? ? 1 Wornt Wonn-Fever, Worane,. Bf .i ?, " Crying Colic, or Teething of In- 1 * A .> Dfarrbo?si'e'f CMdr?tt ?r Adtiits! '. '. '. ? I, " Drseutery, Griping, Bilious Coho... SS .i t\ .< Chole, a Morbos, Ksnaea, Vomit lng....'...i.....v?iv.^.?l?>?.?????? M f. .. Coughs, Colds, Bronchitia. ? i " Neuralgia, Xootheohe^Fsoeaehe.. * ? S n Croup, Cough, Difficult Iireetti?ng.. S3 :: lt li X^T^X^?4: [m u, ? T**?t ?meX ?gmm, Ohin Fster, .' ?f ? .. 1 AaTttSi..;-.;.^*...--"!.?^?-??..?'- fj? '?"lt " Plies, Blind cr Bleeding.^.....-... g " 18, OptnsOmy, and Sore or Weak Kyee, W ?19, <i Cat?--b, Aon te Ot Chronic, In fis en*?. ........ Iv ? 30 .. Whooping Cough, Violent Cough* IC .i BL Asthma, Oppressed Breathing.. IC ? S ? Kmr Discharges, Impaired Beac : ing.I.M........ lt ? 33, " Serornlav, inUrged Glands, Swell- ' IS ?a M Gen^V'aVDei?ity,'Physical Weakness S M M Dropsy and Scanty Secretions.. IO n as, .< Sea Sickness. Sickness from Bid. ? lng......?....i.....^. 9t M fl. " Kidney Disease, Gravel. M H M ? Nervous Debility, Seminal Emis? sions, Involuntary ruschargM.LOO II 29, ? Sore Mouth, Canker............... IO M ?a ? Urinary lueontlnence, Wetting Bed;:.......:.................-.. ? II gi, n Painful Period*, sven with mass* i......... f$ "83, ?. Suffer?ogs at Changs of Lie....1.0C j FAJSILV CASKS. IB vlsli, morocco eau and book.910.00 ?0 large vial*, to morocco, and book. S.U. 8aam?==. ?? VKTKIUPf AH Y SPECIFICS. Mahogany oases, 10 vJals...^.IIO'W Jingle vials, with directions. LOO SS*rThe*e romanies, by the oaee or single box, ar? ?nUp.WjM*rtci^ ff Irajarge, on receipt of the price. . Addressu 3 ,; ?fiUJoTTTOin ?trM*HBBY?''8p^Lyi?_:^ . Office and Depot So. 563Broadway, New Vcnrk. Dr, pqapnnnrs j?sconsul^delly ^rhlft oflos, per t??Ally or by letter, u above, for ali forms of disease, -. Opposite Charleston HoteL W. A. 8KRINB2, A. V?/. ECKEL ?i CO.. rtetall Agenta, ara, jai BIN a-STBEET. tth door above Market-st, AprUis , .mwfamo Smo Oharlesten. & a : PUBLIC NOTICE. - Omen CLXBZ or COUNCIL, ) May 1867. J The following Section of " An Ordinance to abolish tbs office of Superintendent of Streets ; to provide for Keep? ing the Streets, Lenes, Alleys, and open Courts In the City of Charleston Clean, and for other purposes," is hereby published for the Information of all concerned : For the due protection of the said contractor or con? tractors, it it further ordained, That every owner, lessee, occupant and tenant of soy premises fronting in say street, lane, alley, or open court, shall on every day (Sundays excepted) have the dirt, filth, garbage, or other offal, placed in front of bis or ber lox, in a barn l, box or heap, and in readiness for the contractor, by tba hour of seven o'clock, A. M., lrom the ni et day of May to the , first day of November in every year ; and by the hour of ] nine o'clock, A. M., frem tho first day of November to 1 the first day of May following. And any person offend? ing herein, or placlsg any dirt, filth, garbage, or other offal, to any street, lace, or alley, or open court, after the hours above named, shall be subject to a fine not leu thun two nor more than five dollars, for each and every offence, to be imposed by the Mayor. 2order W. H. SMITH, y 16 _Clerk of CounctL NOTTCK. OFFICE OF THE CAPTAIN OF POLICE, 1 CHABXSSTOH, S. C., Msy 33,1888. J PARAGRAPH LL O ' ORDINANCE TO REGULATE the "Cieaaatog of Privies and Vaults," forbids the use of barrels to open carts and wagon?, and parties ap? plying for Ucejneare required to provide dosed carts suitable fur thy purpose. AH persons, therefore, who purpose taking jobs of the kind, are hereby required to bring their carts to main guard house for inspection be? fore applying for license. O. B. SIG WALD, May 3d _Mo _Captain of Polles. OAVEGA. Y0?N6 k Mo KENZIE LAW AID COLLECTION OFFICE, Nos. 38 and 40 Park Row? ISAAC DA VEGA, ) gBOBg" B. YOUHQ^ _ J KEW TOBI. SAVING SUCCEEDED TO THF ?0BE1GN OCLUKj T20N BUSINESS of Messrs, BIRNEY, PBX? 11 BLANDEES, we will attend w the co?eetloo ? past doe and maturing claims throughout th* Unltaf tmaosMU worn ALL tm STA rai, ESTABLISHED 1828, MANUFACTURERS OF Urand, Sonare, And Unrwr?t WARE-ROOM NO. 652 BPOM^A* STEW T 5 CHICKERING * SOIS1 Grand, Square and Upright . lUOO till iiwitf J?oit?ti ? FT .'it?'-: ARI -SOW, AS THE? KriB HATS BUH, OOH? 8IDBRED OM beet in Anxerioa, barta* been ?warded ?IXTY-FIVK POlSD MKDA L8\ V,:iL...,?v.-.:?.wi, -- ?)W .-.o-' ... . Of Which fourteen wert received tn tie mon th I of Sep? tem ber tod October. M68,THXd Int ^^ow ill competitori et the diflerent ortaelpal 7*19 la thia oouirtiry, end the PRIZE MEDAL at the WORLD'S FAIS, LONDON. TQALBCRQ'8 OP1HIO?. I ?maider Chiokaring* Sou' Pianos, beyond com. perlaon, the beet I have teen to America. 8. THALBERG. Of Jury on Musical Inatrmnen GARD. It la with feeling? of pride aa American I that we pabllah the following testimonial?, which h*TS been receiTed Dy ne recently: KUKOPKAJ? TKSTIMOSIAXJ, Reoemed awing tbs monta cf August, 1866. sf-s. ??mW?m k Wft??V^?^tilf?^s&r saraek rit-I-" enclosing a document eigned by tbs ftes* oornposera, musiolanB and professera to Europe. I held roof Pianos to such high estimation (tads my serti*, astot that I fattttTor dort tots** etvse< th- wtsbrae ?Europa, to aaoortain the opinion of my profoesJosal brethren? Tb. snciosed oeiMfloaU.. ^^prolrsbow nnanimeas they hare bee? on tte subject. I beg to forward, at the same time, a letter J. reoeivei from my friend, Mr. OoUard, which X ant sure must be gret?fy ^iw?iumo. **?^?aSS fSn^' LoxDO?, January ta, isnfc ^?LTButPh*T great pleasure tn asking youto ..ni LI Su Misai! nhlnkrrffig tn? ?ip Son ofay highest approval of tlisi?ta?*nunssiVjfc^ not merely the beet toatrument of American msnufa?. tore that I bare tried, bot one of th? floes* Oread PUao S?neo*o7t fro? Satt eiasJaetory anto.trum^ Ptrm of Collard at Collard. Piano-forte Manufacttr-srs, London. Lo moos, August 22, IBM, ?MTb^?S?Tyom are r^ t{?^ States, I must beg yon to remember me kindly to the Messrs. Ohlekertog Toll ?ism I was detgrrted arith ?eUOrssidPiwo-fort e_<u coed oe<*?r**MJIM et ?swtsar tora*Oj^jjiSMggg?W\_, wiehtogyou, Ac.??J?^,. H. E. BK?aDWOO?, . Pinn of L Broadwood 4 Bona. Piano-forts Manntet taxera, London. Lasso*, My Itv IMfc *?^?Iha^aibeei'Inrltsd byJa? Collard to trys Grand Pleao-forts manufactured by you, and I hare no hesitation tn endowing the opinion of my old Mend, Mr. C. a Collard, TIS: That lt is tte finest in ?tniusentlsvar playedon. -, ; 4: ?? Lok DOV. Jury H, 1861 Hartog playedBpo?a Piano-fortsjnad. by tat, ohlekertog ft SoM.ofBoston w4 Kew Yest IbWI much pleasure In testify^ to Ito gjaaersl U^nes. For sweetness and briUianoy of tone, delicacy of tono?'and mrgrf1*?"!* WS* "6 ^WtWjgjWgBM SsBaS it a reilly Ooairo Puxo-roxxB, ann psxaDia> LT m DOTI KATI ur** cr kamiri,* Majrevaottnai ARABELLA GODDARD. |GIULO REGGNDL A O?AOSBOBN? ^LTEED JAELL W KUHi LINDSAY SLOPES. JULE* BENEDICT. J. MOSOHEL&d, M W. BALFE. Prof. of Conservatolrs da OH 4ft HALLE. Ldpsig. fJffJMB grqiTAnTtai ti. AUTHOR OHAPPEL. BENE PAY ABU EB. Director of Monday Goa* SYDNEY SMITH. ^ cart* fcoAm. Among tho chief points of exceflenoe of the Ohloksr lng Plano?, ef which speak the renowned artista to their comjrntalatory testimonial? to the Mesar? Chickering, are the greatest possible dapto, richness and ro?ame of tone, combined with s rare brilliancy, clearness and perfect evenness throngs oht the entire scale; and, above ell. ? ?urprlsto? duraUoo of sound, the pure and .ymuatbstto quality o? wbtab risvse Abengss .nader the most delicate or powerte) tonen. Dering th? peto tortorares yeera ?ta? tin Ua mann. : (mud 8C.OOO JPLA-NOS, .i i it i ti ? - li et?*#* ? Ia the oonotrectlon of which they have totro?poed er ?ry known and valuable improvement They h2V? Invaria? bly been ?elected and used by ail of toe world's se. iZZudoed greet artist? who have visited this conn try professionally, both for private and public ase., THALBKHG. ..i t uSi ' i.?. > l.t.- ?"if I consider 0na^?arti?l st Sons' Pianos, beyond oom? parlson, the best I bave ever asea in America. ' .ni;J:?>. 'I-.:."iiif.cvl ".-Iii"/ .i^l....a5.w QOTTBCHALR. ? - . wa _v* - ?.'..--tv-t, ..,: if.. ..j-tp.v . -..v.; 3 . .? I consider Ohlekertog & Sons' Pianos superior to any In the world. They are unrivalled for th air Huging Qualities and for tba harmonious roundness of the? tone. There la a perfect homogeneity throughout ?fi the registers. Tbs upper notes are remarkable for a clearness and purity which I do "not find la any other Instalment, while tba bas? ls distinguished for power without harshness, and far a magnl?nent sonority. WKHUi Your Pianos are superior to any I hare ever seen ta thia country or in Europe. I have never beard ? tone so perfect; lt yields every Dxpreeaion thetis needed in m oslo, and Itt quality ls jepsble of change to meet every sentiment. This le s .are power, and la derived froto the perfect parity of ito tone, together with ita sympathetic, elastic and ?efl jslenced touch. FOSS A? BAU. During the past eight years I havs constantly played ipon the Justly celebrated Erard Pianos; youri are the inly tmtrumente that I hare found, either here or ta Europe, to equal them in all their potato af excellence, It may be satisfactory to our patrons and friends tmong the public at large to state that testtmotilali Have issn received from aU tbs leading ?ftia? who bays rial ted or are now residing in the United States, a few of shoes names, besides those above,ja* append! LEO na MEYEB. ODUTAV 8ATTEB, vLTOED JAWL 3. BENEDMT. 3. ^ ANDERSON. M 8TBAEOSOH. ?L HOFFMAN. JULLLSN. ARTHUR NAPOLEON. And many others. e^- ILLUSTRATED ALBUMS ABD PRICE LISTS LENT B'.l MAXL . WARE-ROOMS, Cfo. 652 Broadway. NEW YORK. HENEY SIEGUNG, Ar't OHAKLEST?N? & O Ootobarf