The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, July 20, 1867, Image 4
THE
CUAttLMON DAILY NEWS,
Q. 1U CATHOAJIT. EBITOB
CATHCART, MoMILLAN & MORTON,
PBOPltlETOBS.
No. 18 HAYNE STREET.
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SATURDAY MOnNWO,'r?LY^ri8C7T
THU PARTING POINT.
Tum far, then, side by stile,
Tbo sclf-eanio ps tb vro'TO piled
Our bope, our prospect anti borixon ono
Now this now path 1 choose ;
Yot blame not nor accuse.
Hut, parting, bid roo, In Clod's name, so on.
For atill by day or night,
Tliroogli Ira?all and delight
Willi moo, or talking wltb tbo carib and toa.
I nod no written rule.
Nor form of creed or school,
Bat som thing that beata hero bi moro to mo.
TU belter thu? to par?;
Dut falsehood to tbo heart
Shoots bitterer arrows barbed with sclf-diBdaln;
Tbo beaten warra aro awoct.
Worn with a thousand foot
Not with old toot-prints roust my path bc plain.
Think not tho otcrnal Good
Is measured wltb man's rood.
His thoughts scanned, ss tho stars arc, ono by ono.
No nropbi t, sslnt or saga
Shall sum up truth, or (?ougo
Ood's purpose ripening as Ibo ages run.
In crocus and ut rotc.
Through tho same runahlno glows.
Ono flo? or wares crimson and ono trembles gold- I
Dost thongli alone claim sight ?
Is lore less freo tlian light,
Lore's rsjl In human heartless manifold ?
Nay, yat, thro' scorn and hate.
Wo hall bot ono thing great.
Ono power tho universal heart approves,
with lore's Ires sandale Rho. I, a
Kan's feet rsa; end out Sod,
Far from tho worl i's grost ways and echoing groves. ;
lt port of the Assistant Commissioner of I
Freedmen's Affairs In Mississippi.
Tho report of Brovot Major-Qonoral A. O. Gil?
lern, Assistant Commissioner of Freedmen's Af?
fairs in Mississippi, for tho month of May last, baa
lust boon received by tho Commissioner, aonoral
Gillam ?loton thal luglstration is proceeding
throughout tho State in a quiet and uruorly man?
ner. Tho destitution reported ?B being relieved by
agonts, who havo supplies for that purpose Sub
Assiutant Commissioners havo boon directed to
gtvo such information to tho freedmen as will
enablo thom to understand and appreciate thoir
rights and duties under the Reconstruction law.
Tho o rope, bo says, aro looking well, and Justify
hopes of an abm: dan t yield. Thors ia hut little room
for doubt that a muon greater amount of broad
stuHs will bu produced this year than in any pre?
vious year. Tho corn and cotton crops aro prom?
ising well. Muoh loss damage was sustained from
tho great flood than waa at first supposed. Tho
season ia far enough advanced to alford an abun?
dance of grcon corn and other rogotnblos, and tho
Honorai thinks that now assistance should bo
affordod only to tho physically holploas. In
the sub-district of Oxford a decided dispo?
sition is manifested by the civil authorities
to give the freedmen all tho privileges belong?
ing to them in tho law, and tho AsBiBtant Com
mtsatonor has yet to learn of a solitary instance in
which tho freedman bas not received the kindost
and most patient attention from tho courts. In tho
nub-district of Jackson a freedman named John
Vickers had contracted for himself and family to
work during tba year for a Mr. G. F. Qrandborry.
The contract was fulfilled, and at the expiration of
tbo tenn Vickers was turn od off without a aottle- I
mont. Somo time ago bo made a complaint to the
Assistant Commissioner, and as the sum duo bim
waa considerable, ho was adviaod to omploy coun?
sel and commence a suit for the recovery of tho
debt. Acting upon the advice, ho paid a lawyer
forty-fivo douars. Tho case carno before the court,
and it wai decided against him because a copy
of the contract was without a revenue stamp. A
largo number of applications have been made in
thia sub-district by both whites and negroes for
food. The amount and dogroo of destitution bi
thia district havo boen greatly exaggerated by in?
terested partios. Applications aro daily mado by
white persons who havo property and with a li 11 in
exertion aro ablo to support themselves. Tho
colored people apply for provisions under tho im?
pression tl i at the government intends to anppoit
them. Home left their employment, and seemed
muoh disappointed when informed that they wero
not entitled to any assistance. In tbo district of
Matches many complaints bavo boon mado by
planters of freedmen leaving thoir employ without
cause. It seems that most of thom wero induced
to tako this step hy mischievous persons circula?
ting falso stories among them, and by tolling them
to "go to tho Freedmen a Buroau and got thoir
money and tickets."
INOXDKNTS IN TEX Av t'A nut or Mcneil.-Wu copy
tho following os matters of interest, and to give
an idoa of the nnmbor and variety of dynan ties
which havo followed ono another in rapid succes?
sion during tho past forty-fivo.voars, in Mexico,
we append tho list of micro in that country nineo
tho timo of its iudependence, tho year 1821 :
1821- Iturbido, Qonnral-in-Obiof.
1822- Iturbldo, Emperor.
1623-Generals Guerrero Bravo and J'S'c gre to,
Dlotatora.
1824-General Victoria, President,
1827-donore) Podraeza, President.
1829-Guerrero, Dictator,
lftflrt-Bastamente, Prcsidont.
1832-Podraza, Pr?sident.
Toas-Hanta Anna, President.
1837-Bustaniento. President.
1840- Gouoral Ferinos, Presidont.
1841- Bustamenle, President.
1 Sil-Santa Anna, Prcsidont.
TMS-Retirement of Santa Anna; successor not
|.
1-Santa Anna, Dictator.
5-Oen. Cavalyo, President.
?.\1847-Jose Justo Caro, Presidont.
1837-Paredes, President.
1848-Santa Anna, Prosidont.
IMO- Arista, ProBident.
1852- Juan Celiallns, Presidont.
. 1863-Manual Lemhardin), President.
.1853-Santa Anna President-April 20th.
1853- Santa Anna Dictator-Docombcr 20 th.
1855- Alvares, Dictator.
1856- Comonfort, Prosidont.
1868- Znloaga, PresidonL
1668-Miramon. Vice-President.
1859-Znloaga, Pro H iden t.
18G0-Miramon, President.
1801-Juarez, President.
18C4-Maximilia n Emperor and Juarez President,
16ti7-Maximilian fallon and Juarez i-rosuienl.
MAltHllOr.il.
At tbs residence of the bride's Cs th ur, in YorkvlUe, on ]
tbs 3d Instant, bj Hov. E. A. Poe, Dr. Wm. H. Hoffman
and Ulis Hinein D., daughter of D. A. Jenkins, Esq , all
Of U aston, N. C.
At tbs resilience of the bride's Cs thar, on Tuesday,
Joly 0, lBST, by Rev. T. P. Gwyn, William Barr?as, of
Anderson District. B. 0., to Ml ta Nairn lo L., youngest j
daughter of John Dickinson, or Calhoun country, Als.
By Bev. w. Bowman, at the residence ot Dr. Jamel 1
Divings, June 37th, Dr. A J. Nesbitt of Spartenburg
District, to atlas E. A Patton, ol Asheville, N. O.
At the r?sidence of the bride's mother, In Georgetown,
on tba evening of tba ?th Instant, by Bev. J. A. Porter,
Slr. J. Hamilton Vernon to bliss Marla De ty ona, all of
Georgetown.
COMMERCIAL.
The Charleston Cotton Market.
OFVH1E OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CH A BI.tirrell, Friday Evening, July 19, 1867.
The staple waa rab ter furner. Block very light, and
prices without alteration, Sales S3 balea-say 1 al 23;
88 at SS, and IT on private tenn*. Wo quote:
Low Middling.71}i?73
Middling.25 @
Antidata Market.
ATJOU8TA. July 18.-Fnrajsoian-GOLD-Broken are
buy lag at 138 and selling at 1(0.
BTLVKB-.Brokers are buying at ISO and selling at 133.
OOTTOX-The demand to-day was good for Chao cottons,
with no material change In prices, though there appeared
to be a bettor feeling prevailing. 8alcs amounted to 135 {
bales, as foUowa : B al IOU, 8 at 31, 80 at 21 if, li at 33?,
18 at 23, 6 el 33K. 4 at 94, 31 at 2?\, 1 at 111;, s at U}i,
and 18 bales on pr?vale Unas. Receipts. 30 bale?.
WnaUT-Prices are unchanged, though the market was
rather weak, at yesterday's quoteUont. White, S3 35s
a 76; Bed, 33 36a3 60. New York prices ?re 10al6 below
above ratas.
Coan-Unchanged, ll Wal 70.
mobile Market.
MOBILE, Joly 16.-Corrow-The market bas beon
quiet to-day, with transactions Un Hod to 160 bale?. Bales
principally to one broker; Low Middlings 31a-e.
Moaurraav IXD Fis AK ci AL-Wi Ui general business
very dull, we quote :
OOM 1 SH)?al a?.
Starling-sixty deja US, and tight 160.
Nsw York Bight x?X premium chocking, and par buy?
ing on ta bl o bilis.
Nsw Orl?ans Bight per to K discount
Baltimore Market.
.J !?j?9!2l!&ro v,-?STn*-?. nolls* xMns*>
Uvlty La-day, with sales of 300 bags Rio at 18?oi 800 do
rejected on private tarma! also from second hands 660
bags Bio in lola, ringing ss to quality from 16)4 to 19o
Corro*-Was in bettor demand to-day for hom? spin- ,
sing, and with reduced slock holders aro firmar. We
report eales of 66 bales low middling st 34Ua34Ue, and
27 balee middling Upland understood at 36Ko; supply i -
letter grade very light T
FLOUE-Is acaree, the supply being inadequate to the
demand for local wants, and prices woU sustained. Ws
report sales ofSoObbla Howard Direct Extra at 113 60.
and 100 bbls New York Stete Extra at S13 SO, latter to s
rios. City Mills Extra rango from (lt 38 to Sis, as _
2Bali ty; and Baltimore Family ?16 50*18. Corn Meal 1
aid at SS 70. Wo ?UH quote
H award-siroet Super snd Out Extra... 19 60 @?10 SO
Howard-street Ki tra Shipping. ll 00 fi 13 Ul
Hr ward-street High Oradas. 13 00 a? 14 36
Ho-srard-etreot Family. IS 00 0 16 00
Oblo aha per ana Oat Extra. 0000 00000
Ohio Super and Extra Shipping. 00 00 $ uo 00
Oblo Super and Family. 14 60 m IS 00
Northwestern Super. 7 87 w 860
Northwestern astra. ll 00 fi ll 60
City Mills Super. 10 00 fi 10 60
City Mills, Btendard Extra. 00 00 fi oo 00
Olly MUle Shipping brandt Extra. 18 00 fi 14 60
BaJtlrnor* high grads tates. 18 00 fi 16 60
Baltimore, Welch's Greenfield and '
Waverton Family.17 00 a 00 M
Bys Flour.v.i....;.' 7 76 I 8 38
Corn Meei City Mille. ..... SJ 60 S 0 00
Giant-Offlaringv of Wheat oonUnne light and tba I
markst opsned quite strong, but bern rs the otes J, fell off
li to 90 etti ?airly la the day a fancy lot of Maryland '
rad acta at SS, and subsequently residue of sanio cargo
at tl S3. Tbs offerings were comprised of 4S00 bush white
and 76? buahiroo; only tales of white reported WM loo
bu-b PI st $3 88-of red tho aale? ?ero 1069 bush* choteo
at tS; 1CO0 du et S3 90; VJOO do at S3 S3, ami 1330 butha
at S3 70a3 SO. Corn-0300 burbs whlto and 1705 blithe
Teltow received; markot steady, whh ?alee or 3760 bush*
white at ?1 18al 20: Ml bush? yellow at ?113al IS.
Oats-1100 bu itu received ; mtrkci mah Hally lmpruTCd,
salea 470 butha at OSaBT ot?; HS0bu?t>u ni ft; SOO do at
fl Ol; and 300 do l'ounsylvails st St OJ. Ityo-300
butha offered, snd 100 but tia sold st f t ta ?er bushel.
HAT-Has advanced; wo now quote good to primo
bil ed Timothy st ?28a30 per ton.
MOLASSES-Wo notlco sales to-dsy of a cargo Porto
It loo, comprised of 3M hbdt, 30 t rvs and 40 bbl i ; also
30 bb J- do, all on private torre*.
Pao visions-Aro astin higher, with sales slues our
ital lasuo ss follows: 'JA cantil Hulk Httlrs st 12',c; SO do
do at l-.Val'J*(o; OC do Hulk shoulders at He. llacoii Is
In Rood dtmand at advanced prices, vir: frhouldor* 17a
13 '?c; rib bides Ita ; clear nh lt Snit Lard scarce;
no Weitem offend, primo elly quoted tor small tots 11)?
sl?c. Mess Purk Is steadily held st 134, and suvar-rurcd
llama 31a22c jnr lb. Market closed atrouit al lue price*
above quoted.
Ku i-With moderate inquiry for lola from dealers, wo
quote Liverpool Duo Stlall 10, do ground alum ?3 lOaJ IA
per Hack. '1 urk's Island nXaGOc I-T lundi.
Ken A H -There waa moro luipilry to-ili.y fi om tho trado,
with satin of ISO hhUt Porto llico lu Iota al UJSfaMJfc ;
holders continuo linn.
WIIIHKKX-t'outluucs flat; quote ai I efore, for Western
lu bund at 35a37o i>er gal.
NtXT A oi li .Marlu I.
MONET UAUEET.
Tho New York Keening l'oit of Wednesday, July 17tb,
says:
Tholoau market ls essy, sud the tendency of rates lt
to favor borrowers. A number o? largo 5 por cent loans
bavo hcou paid off. and money Is 1 reoly offered ou gov?
ernments at 4. Tho ordinary eurrent rato for Stock ivx
cliangu loanB la S i*r cont, and lor ill io, u ut? Ca7. Tlicro
ls a couUiiucd arcuinulatluu of country' balances beru,
and tho lullux of currency ls aleeoUy going ou.
rnonuoz M.MIXET.
NEW VOIIK, July 17.-FLOUR, Ac-The market for
Westona sud state flour la moderately scllvc. l?c-h
ground Ia steady, while old ls 10ct2oc lower.
Thc salas arc 8500 bois st ?7 16a8 BO for Superfine
Stale ; ts COall 70 for ordinary and common ox!rn State;
I9a3.ill 3."> for thc tow gradea ut Spring Wheat Wettern
I.lira; ?lOalOll UO furshlnplog Ohio; SH 00al3 CO lor
trado und laiully branda of Ohio, Michigan sud Indiana,
aod $18 78al9 BO fur Ht. Louis Extras.
California Hour ia lewor. bales of 030 bhls and sacks
at SIS '-'Sal j 33.
Canadian Hour ia dull and Inactive ot ? ll au 75 for tho
low grades of cairs, and SIS BOill 70 for trado and fami?
ly b sndt. .
Bales of 100 bbls at ?9 73all 7G for common to fair Bal?
timore and country extras, snd III Vital H for trade and
family brands.
Pye Dour is steady. Hales or 460 bbls at f 7 li.', a y 39.
Cora meal is unchanged. 200 bbls sold st SC BO for
eily; SS 90 tor Fairfax, and ?ti 10 far Urandy wino.
LIRAIS-IR iu less activo demand sud irocly offered,
bat millars hold off snd prices bsva declined lOaTOc.
Tho sales arc 34.000 bushels at ?3 20A3 30 for No 3 Mil
waukoo club, ?3 14a2 16 for No 3 do; S3 40 for No 1 do;
.2 70a3 7ff for amber Jorrey and Georgia, ?3 70aS for
white California, the inside prices for smutty; ?2 80 for
while southern.
Oats carly In the day wore In lair detr and at steady
??rteos, hut at tho close of 'Change toe market ls dall and
ewer. Tho sales aro 00,000 buah western st ronato, tho
Inatdoprico for old In store, and atato at 03c,
ityo ia very quiet.
Corn al tho opening waa strong, but with mure dispo?
sition to tell, thc market olotes dull and heavy. The de?
mand ls Tory fair.
'tho eales aro 123,000 bus unaouud st 90a98c; damp at
at ?lal 03; mlxcu at ?l Otal VI ; very cheleo dry ?1 09;
weitem white at ?117; ktlu-drlcd SI 02al 03.
PaoviaioKa-The pork market has been moderately
active at higher prices, but doses dull and heavy al our
lnsido prices.
The sales, cash and regular, aro 3000 bbls af ?23 80a
23 10 for mess, sud ?20 for rumps. For future delivery
wc note 600 bhls mess, si Uer August, al ?23.
Doof la quiet at former Ogurcn. 8 al ca of GO bbls at ?18
s3S for plain meta, and ?33*37 BO for extra mesa.
Tierce beef and beef barns sro unchanged.
Cut moats continuo in demand and firm, Rales of
equal to 303 packages st lfbiu.i.v for shoulders lu salt,
and 15c for common pickled nama.
Bacon is nominal.
Lard ls firmly hold, but ls without much activity.
Bales of 850 bbls and les, st 12sl2K for No 1; 12Xal2X
for elly; 13al3H for fair to primo steam aod kettlo ren?
dered.
Corrrts-Rio is doll and nominal at 10>;c. gold; stock
In first hands. 43,543 bags tn Now York; 6000 lu Phila?
delphia, sud 23,000 in New Orloana.
COTTON-Our markot for this ataplo to jay ls rather
quiet, but a lirra fooling la manifested among holders and
prices show an advance of about Ha per lb. Wo quote
20Hc for Middling Uplands, sud 27JJC for do Now Or?
leans and Tcxss.
HAT-Is quiet. Carolina UX?12>ic, and Rangoon 9V
eotfe.
hous.ii-Paw sugars aro firm but quiet, at lllfsl2o
for fair to good refining, neoned aro firm at 17o for
hards.
TAX,LOW-Tho markot ls firm and tho demand fair,
Kales of 80,000 lbs at ll y,al 1 far good eastern to primo
city.
WHISKEY-Tho markot ts dull tod prices nom Ina).
FBXIOHTS-tho engagements by steamer, aro to Livor
pool 360 bales cotton at 3s ld!, 120 tea lard st 20s, and to
London 2000 boxes cheese at 3Cs.
DDT Ooona-Wo had tho unpleasant duty last week of
noticing tho failure of .a Tory prominent dry goods
house, and wo bavo thia week to add tho Damos of two
more firms that have boen compelled to succumb during
tho past week. Thenn two more unfortunates oro tho
very rospoctablo importers of Urltlah gooda, Fairchild,
Fanchaw it Co., and Loeachlgk, Willard it Rhodes. To
these might be nd dod tho names of two or turon Jobbers,
and the nomo of another largo importing houao iu sa*
I remo difficulty, if not actually enepended. Dut lt ts
hardly proper to report tho death of a person who ls lu
articulo morin ; lt will bo timo enough wheo tho breath
leaves the body.
lt may bs said of merchants as bbaispoaro said of or?
dinary mortals. ..Tho timo waa once whon tho brabas
were out tho man would dlo ;" but merchants will suc?
ceed so me urn os ia carrying cn business, with seeming
prosperity, a long while ?nhout brains; and lt ts not st
all to oe wondered al bT loog-eaUhlished bouaee should
now and then suspend, or absolutely fall, In a limo of
general prosperity and of abundant nioucy. Of course,
we do not Intend thone remarks as personally applicablo
anywhere; but there have been a good many sensational
rumors growing ont of the fow failures which bavo oc?
curred iii tho dry gooda trade, and aa attempt has been
mido to throw distrust over tho commercial soundness
of many hautes in thu moat Important business Interests
of tho metropolis, which should be promptly di?provcd,
lost they I caa to actual disasters. t
T ho failures which bavo occurred wo belleVo to ba ox
cepUanablo caaos, and lt will bo a pleca ol' great good for?
tuno for tho butha caa community If, muter tho operation
of our new Uankrupt law, a prompt Investigation can bo
had, and tho canses which led to tho disaster fully pub?
lished. Tinder the oxlstlng condition of tho country,
and the extraordinary ease ot the monoy market, ibero
nood be co fears bf commercial rovulaiona such as occur?
red tn 1837, 1847 and 1867. Tho tonillo, commercial dis?
aster of those dismal periods wore distinctly owing to a
thoroughly vicious system of banking and au unsound
currency. At the present (Imo we bavo tho liest curren?
cy which any commercial community bavo over bonn
favored with; and only ace td eu ta beyond tho control ol
ordinary caleulAtlons, or vary gross mismanagement,
could result in a business panic. There ls nothing like
a co Ilapso of credit to be feared, nor any diaturbanco of
the currency to be anticipated from governmental inter?
ference.
Owing partly to tho actual and asserted failures among
tho dry goods importers, and tho oxpectatlou that thoy
would lead to forced sales, which would naturally reduce
prices, business has boon very light during the week; lt
Las been very nearly stagnant Importations of foreign
roods, too, bavo been very light, tho entriea amounting
to but ?3.000,000, against ?3,000,000 last year at tho samo
time.
The trado tn domestics for the woek has benn rathar
limited, but prices bavo boen firmly maintained. Tho
Wost, the South, and tho Pacific States, aro all bare of
alaple gooda; they havo been buying from hand to hand
so long in sn ti ci pa lion of lower prices that the time has
come whon large purchases mutt bo marlo, and tho con
sequences will be an ?crire market and a hardoning of
prices, If cot a oonsldarablo advance. The abundant
harvests aro already beginning to tell on the trade. Tho
manufacturers and their agents must moot the increased
activity of tho fall In a liberal spirit, or they may fall
altogether to resp tho becofits or IL Brown sheetings
and shirtings move readily st oar quotations, and there
ls a better demand for the finer qualities for bleaching,
In bleached goods tho atocle has very acuaibly de?
creased, while the demand for common grades hts ox
hlhltad a marked dooroo of lmproveeaont, ' It ls too
early at present to estimate the effect which tho growing
crop ol cotton will have on thit style of gooda; but lt ls
tafe lo assume that tho Increased dornend will about
neutralize the effect of s largo crop.
Tlieni ls hardly anything doing in drills, but tho do?
rr and for Joans, which wore noticed last week as activo,
still continues. Stripes are but little called for. Ticks
are Inactive, and tho mark J t ls well supplied. Denims
and collo nacl ea are neglected, and the quoted rates aro
merely nominal Printing cloths are quiet; there ls
very littlo Inquiry for cloths In tho gray. The damsud
for prints bsa been more lively, and soasonabto styles
are in good request at quoted prices. Tba fail patterns
havo not yet been exhibited; they will meet a good de?
mand ?hen they come. lu ging hams the demand has
improved somewhat, and tbs finer qualities find a ready
ula.
Though the aaasen ls advanced for light printed lawns,
tho botter kinds maintain their prices; but a slight con?
cession ls not denied when there is a disposition to glvo
largo orders. Holled Jaconets, silesias and cambrics aro
without material change. Mulila de laines are lett in?
quired for than they havo been. Tho demand from tho
clothing manufacturers given a firm tono to tho prices of
lillian cloths, which aro in cantiderablo request st this
tesson, especially la the mediara grades. The tame re?
marks will apply to most quantico ol woollen cloths,
thongh there ls considerable Irregularity In prices. Ken?
tucky Joana are extremely doll, sod the markot well sup?
plied. In tho carpet trade there ls very littlo doing; the
season of the year ls unfavorable, but pnces are dna.
I'-anola aro wimont a remark ed chango. Linens of tho
coarse.- descriptions, tho only description, in fact, of
Am arican manufiuluro, aro steady at thc quotations.
In foreign dry gooda the market 1? unsettled. Tho
heavy failures of tomo havo tended to domoraltao par
chasers, and there hat bean tome difficulty in relation to
the withdrawal of goods from bonded warehouses hy a
largo Importer during tho week, which bavo tended to
unset ile prie**. The business in foreign goods at ike
present tuno ls limited to the actual noceatitlet of ure
seaton.
We understand that the committee appointed to ex?
amino into tho affaira of George A. Wicks A Co., havo
recommended creditors to accept a compromiso of
sixty conte on the dollar. Without any persans] knowl?
edge of the bu tin csa. wo aboald ny that thia ls a liberal
and (air ofter for both sidos, and one which creditors will
find to their advtntago to accept. It ls only in oxco]t
tional catos that a luspendod firm'paya sixty cents when
compelled to a legal winding np of their affairs.-/nd s
pendent.
BIO JANEIRO, Juno 7-{Wright A Co's Market Re?
port]-Corroe-The islet of tho fortnight amount to 110
000 bag!, of walch 68,000 were for tho United Kittes, SI,.
000 for tho Channel and North of Europe, 21,000 for tho
sou th of Europe, and 6000 for the 'River Plate. The
stock ls now 100.000 or 110,000 bag*. The prices since
the 23d ult have ruled very steady, and tbs fluctuation!
hive been ?mall. Tho quotations today aro as follows:
Fins superior M80O*7B00U; tupcHor 6JI00; first good 5IC0O
tod 100; Ant regular 6fllu0a5l300; first ordinary 41500a
itWO-per arrobe. We quote carg?os ts follows : F?r
the United States, American loU, 5t?800a??I6o-tos9*47sl0
single bags and 46*7*4B*8d double bags; for the North of
Europe, 611300*017700-SOsItiltlOd donble bass; for the
Channel and Mediterranean. ?U?M*M0O- 3At*47*3dtingle
bags-per cwt, to b ex freight, Exobango 23Jid. Clear?
ances aloca 23d ult-Bal lim oro 4681 bags, New York 66,
384 bags, Hampton Roads 6500 bags, savannah 820 bags,
Channel 10,800 baga. Christiana 3780 bags, Bordeaux 1978
bags, Havre 10,035 bags, Frodkth'n 2970 baga, Genoa
jSM^bags, PortugaJ 3 bags. Elver Plato 2060 bags. Total,
Livra roon Corr ow M tnt rr, July 4-(For tho Week.]
Colton was In fair demand In tho carly part of tho week,
but tinco Tuesday tho tra atocia baa been comparatively
Um I tod. Tba supply continues abundant, and a decline
ta quoted in almost every description. For Sc* Island
the general demand con li nat* good, snd price? are fully
?urq**tcd. Tho better qualities which for months bsre
been neglected, are now moro inquired for, and com?
mand foil price*. Amor loan, though in Lood roo nest,
hMfallan K to KO. per lb. Drain hat been freely offered,
and a declino hat boen sanbmlUod lo of U per lb. E<rvr>
Hn lt heavyoi ul. ,t }<a per \b&?~ Hst TTCCVS
tala?. Thequotations of 8rayma are reduced folly H
Jt&A Wi? very small tale*. The late Imports of
Last India have thia woek boen freely offered, and
hats given moro choice In the better kinds
prices aro gs ne ral ly Xi por lb lower, though some choice
growths hara brought extreme rates. Bengal ls ba sood
request, and folly maintains last Thursday'* qa ota u on a
for the high or qualities, in cotton, to arrive, only a fow
transactions early In the woek bare been reported. Th*
taits of tho week amount to 53,730 bale?, InoindUna 1880
ea apecuUlion, and 11,210 for export, leaving 40 840
to the trade, Th? actual export Ibis week ia not deduct?
ed from the stock, as lt was not Included tn the ?tock de?
clared on the 18th ult. Cotton at tea for Great Britain
American, 60,000 bales In 1807, against 80.000 In ISM ;
Butt India. 683,000 bale* In 1807, against 639.000 In 1800.
Deer ease of Import compared with th? same date bist
raw, 916,830 betet) decrease of quantity taken for COO?
su m pilon. 33,430 ; lucres*) of actual export, 6259 ; de?
crease of slock, 986.300: decrease of speculation, lo.oej.
Import tbls woek 30.3-0 (13,880 American); estimated
stock 733,11601380.000 American), against 1,013,600 (160,690
American) samo timo Last year. _
Consi?asawwa per South Carolina Railroad,
July ll?.
139 bales Colton, 107 bales Md zo, 371 bags Grain, CS
begs Hour, 60 bbla Narai Blores, 42 casks Clay. 2 esr?
Old Iron, and Sundries. To J D Aiken A Co, YV Itoacli,
Railroad Agont, Stenhouse A Co, Col Hegau. Mrs K T
Los, West A Jones, Il Klatte et Co. Keuspsux, Lennoau
A Co, Cohen, Hsncklo A Co, WilUs A Chlsolm, J lt J D
Kirkpatrick, J Marshsll, O Heeder, Chlsolm ?ros, llavo
ncl et Co. Johnston, Craws A Co. Uoldsmlth fc Bon, 0 O
Martindale. Adsme. Frost A Co. W W SmlUi, Copcbmd et
B, Cameron, Barkley lt Co, H F Baker A Co._
Passengers).
Per steamer Pilot Doy, from Savannah, via neavfort
and Mitton Head-Mrs M K Byan and child, J llcuncker,
F V llslsey, I. F Warner, ll O Holmes srd Isdy, K Dudley
and lsdy. Mm 0 W Dinnie. C J Hasten, Miss il Ueacock.
Miss Annie Hcaeock, Miss U W Buggies, T K Buggies. J
Ahlen, Mrs U 1. Murray. F O Lincoln. H Olsddeii, Mm
Kelton, Miss Kelton, Mr Daniels, J Salvo, D Lapham,
and 17 deck.
PORT CALENDAR.
CORBXOIEU WES ELT.
rilABES ur TUC MOON.
Now M. lat, tb. Min. ovon I FuB M. lClb,2b. 36m. oven
First Q. 8th, Oh. Um. even | Last Q.24?I, 10h.10m.moru
New Moon, 80th, llb. 43m., even.
SCH.
nura, j BETH.
Monday....
Tuesday....
Wednesday.
Thursday.
Friday_
Saturday...
Sunday.
6.. 4
?.. 6
6.. 0
6.. 6
6.. 7
6.. 8
Hil. H.
fi..M
7..44
8. .22
8.. 67
9..34
10. .10
MARINE NEWS.
POUT OP G II A It ls 10 S T O nt
Arrived Vi st inlay.
Steamer Pilot boy. McNolly. Buvnnnab, vis Hilton
Head and Doaufort, Corn, Mdzc, Ar. To J Ferguson, J
Campaou A Co, - Caliban, - FTcnch, F Krossel, L Wols
kopl. Bavouol A Co, Fraser te DUI, J F Taylor, T ? Hug?
gins.
Cleared Ycstardny.
Bark Hsnnlbal, Hawkins, Brunswick, Goo-Wm Boaob.
Went to Sea Yesterday.
Sehr Mohawk, Dradly, Waccamaw, B C.
Vp for Ulla Port.
Brig O F Geary,-. at boston, July 18.
LIST OP V ICSS1C LS
DP, CLEA HEU AND BAILED FOB THIS POET.
FOREIGN.
LI v Kilroo L.
Snip R 0 Winthrop, Stuart, eal tod.Juno 6
Tho Tryphonia, Harding, saUod.May 25
KKwronT, r.so.
The Johannes, Bater, BI!lcd.May ID
DOMESTIC
BOSTON.
Brig G F (leary, -, up.Joly IB
Behr E W Pratt,-. up.July ll
SchrLlsxia Bstcboldor, English, cleared.Jnly 13
raw TOBI.
Behr Myrovar, Hoghes, up.July B
sm. 1.11 .slim Minis rn ?AN TI IR,
HUMPHREYS'
nOHtKOPATIIIC SPECIFICS
HAVE PROVED, FROM THE MOST AMP LS EXPE?
RIENCE, an entire suooesa : Simple-Prompt-Effi
oient and Reliable. They are tho only medicines per?
fectly adapted to popular nae--ao almnlo that mistakes
cannot be marie In nstng them; so harmless as to be
tree from dan gor, and so e 03 clent as to bo always rolla,
bis. They havs raised ibo highest commonrlaUon from
au, and wUl always render satisfaction.
Couta
No, 1, euroa Faveri, OongosUon, Inflammations.. 31
n a, ?? Worms Worm-Fever, Worm-Colo., at
" 8, .? Crying Colic, or Teething of In.
tanta. S*
6, " Diarrhoea of Children or Adults.... 31
'. ?, " Dysentery, OrlplDg, Bilious Collo... lt
si s, clinic? a Morbus, Nausea, Vomit?
ing. v
" 7, " Couelis, Colds, UronchlUa.
'? ti, " Neuralgia, Toothache, Faoeacha.. Il
.. 0, " Headaches,Siek Uea iachejVcrtigo.. 31
" 10, " Dyspepsia, BlUona Stomach.
?? ll, 11 Suppressed, or Painful Periods.....
" 13, " Willies, tao profnse parlada. a
" 18, " Croup, Cough, DUDcalt Urns thing.. 3
" lt, " Ball Rheum, lury eipefes, KrupUons. U
H IS, " Uli rei m at laaa. Kl.eu mallo Pains... 31
li, .< Paver and Aga?, Chili Fever,
Agues. 80
.' 17, ? Piles, Blind ar U loo ding. SO
.? IB, " Opt balmy, and Sors or Weak Eyes. 10
" 10, " Oata?-h, Acuta or Ouronlo, InSn
enaa. BO
" 30, .. Whooping Cough, Violent Goughs BO
" 31, " Asthma, Oppressed Breathing. (0
ss S3, .i Bar O iso ba rareys, Impaired Hear.
lng. 60
" 33, " Scrofula, Enlarged Glanas, Bwedl
lags. SO
ss ai. Oancrai Debility, Physical Weakness SO
'? 36, " Dropsy and Beauty BocreUona.. CO
" as, " Seo Sicklies J. Blcknosa from Rid*
lng. SI'
11 37, " Kidney Disease. Oravel. SO
'. 38, " Karroos Debility, Seminal Emis?
sions, Involuntary Discharges.1.00
?i 39, st Bor* Mooth, Can kor. SO
" BO, " Urinary Incontlnwce, Welting
Bed. 60
.I ST, .. Painful Par lode, oven wita
l?asiri..... Bb
" ia, " BuiTeKags at Chango of Lie.1.00
.? 88, .. Epilepsy, Spasms, BL Vitus' Dsnoe.L00
N ii, ?. Dlpthsrla, Ulcerated Sore Treat,,,, so
FAillbl CASKS.
iBvlsU, moroeeo oaae and book....110.00
M largo visla, In morocco, and book. 6.0b
TO Largo vials, plain cass, and book. 6.0b
IS boxe* (Nos. 1 to 16), and bo ok,. S.W
VETERINARY HPEOIPIC8.
Mahogany oases, 10 vials.110.00
dingle vials, with direction a.v. 1,00
SL#-These remedies, by tho ease or single box, ar*
tent to any par! of the country, by Mall or Express, free
it charge, on receipt of tho price. Address
HUMPHREYS' SPECIFIC
H0MOOPATUI0 MEDICINE COM PAKT,
Office and Dopet No. 662 Broadway, New York.
Dr. HuafmniTs ls consnlted dally at his office, par
lOnaBy or by letter, as above, for sdi forms of dis.nasa
DOWIE cb MOISE. Wholesale Agents.
No. 151 Moe Une struct.
Op po ai to Charleston Hotel.
W. A. BKIUP1E.
A. VT. ECKEL At CO.. Retail A ?anta,
No. 231 KING-STREET, 4th door above Market-si.
April 16_O hart aston, a a
NOTICE TO BAILORS OH IMMIORANTN.
HOTEL OB BOA HI) INO-HOLS K KEEPERS.
OFFICE CLERE OF COUNCIL, I
March 13,1867. I
IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE FOI.LOW1NG ACT OF
tho Legislature, passod the 30 Ul day of Duce co ber,
I860, all perseas cennerned aro hornby noticed to call at
this ooloo and take out tho required license Immcdutoly.
W. IL SMITH,
Clerk ol Council,
AK a OT TOB TUE arma r BUT Ken o M or srtarxK AND
LauuonsKTs ni TUE roar mn rtABnoa or cuanxxa
Tor*.
LB?? entitled, ky lae Se?ale and Houtc cf Repretenla
tivet, new mei and titttno tn General AuerrMy, and by (As
authority of tit tant, That lt shad! not bo Lawful for any
person, except a pilot or publie 0tHcdr, to board or ab
tempt lo board a veasel arriving In the port or harbor of
Charleston, before such vossel shall have been made fast
to tho wharf, without first obtainlug 1 eave from tbs mas?
ter or person having charge of such vessel, er from her
own or or agents.
TX It shall not be lawful for any owner, agent, master,
or other person having charge of any Tassel smviug or
being in the port of Charleaten, lo permit or authorize
any sailors, hotel or board nag house keeper, not lice used
ss hereinafter provided, or any agent, ronner or em?
ployee of any sailor's or lm migra nfs bots! or boarding
bouse, to board, or attempt to board, any Tassel arriving
In, or lying, or being in the harbor or port ol Charlu?ton,
be lero such Tassel ahull hare boen mads fast to tho wharf,
or anchored, with Intent lo Invite, ask or solidi tbs
boarding of any of the crew employed on such vossel.
m. It snail not be lawful for any sailor's or immi?
grant's hotel or boarding house keeper, or the omployee
of any sailor's or Immigrant's hotel or boarding house
keeper, having boarded xray vessel medo fast lo any wharf
In tho port ol Chsrloston, to neglect or roruso to leave
said vessel, after having'been ordered se to do- by the
master or person having chargo of such russel.
IV. It snail not be lawful tor any person to keep, con?
duct or carry on, either M ewner, proprietor, agent or
otherwise, any sailor's ar Immigrant's boarding house,
or sailor's or iuunigranl's hotel, in the city ol Charleaten.
without having a license from the City OouncU iboroof,
V. It abai! not bo Lawful for any person, not having the
Uoeuse m this Act provided, or not being tho regular
agont, runner or employee of a person haring such li?
cense, lo in vi io, ask or solidi in the city or harbor of
Charleston, the boarding or lodging of any of tbs crew
employed on any vessel, or ol any Immigrant arriving In
tbs said city of Charleston.
VL Tho City Council shaU lake the application of any
person spplylng for a license to keep a sailors' or Immi?
grant's boarding house, or sailor's or Immigrant's hotel,
ni thu city ol Chsrloston, and upon aa tlaloc lu rr ovldouco
to them of the respectability and competency of such ap?
plicant, and of the suitableness of Lus accommodations,
shall tsauo to him a license, which shall be good for one
y oar, ?nicas sooner revoked by said City Council, to
koop a sailor's or Un migrant's boarding house in Ibo city
of charleston, and to Invite and solicit boarders for the
samo.
VIL Tbs City Council may, upon satisfactory evidence
of the disorderly character of any sailors' or Immigrants'
hotel or boarding house, Licensed as hereinbefore pro?
vided, or of tho k oe per or proprlotor of any suck bouse,
or of any force, fraud, deceit or misrepresentation. In In?
viting or soliciting boarders or lodgers for auch house,
on tho part of such keeper or proprietor, or any of bia
agents, runners, or employees, or of any attempt to per?
suade or onUce any of tho crew to desert I rom any Teasel
In tbs harbor of Charleston, by such keeper or proprie?
tor, or any of his agents, runners or employees, revoke
the Ucease for keeping such house.
VIM. Every person receiving tho license barelnbeforo
provided for ?hall pay lo tbs City Council aforesaid tba
sum of twenty dollars.
IE. The said City Council shall furn Lah to each sailor's
or Immigrant's hotel or boarding house keeper, Uoenscd
by thom as aforesaid, one or more badges or shields, on
which shaU bo printed or ongruvod th s name of nob
hotel or boarding homo keeper, and tbs number and
street ut his ho1 el or boarding bonsai and which asid
badges or shields shall bo surrendered to said City Coun?
cil upon tba i evoca Usu by them, or expiration of any
Ucense granted by them, ss herein provided.
X. Every sailor's or Immigrant's hotel ar boarding?
house keeper, and every agent, runner or employee ol
such hotel or boardlng-bouso keeper, whan boarding any
vessel In the harbor of Charleston, or when fariUag or
BoUcitlng the boarding or lodging of any Beaman, (slier
or person employed ou any vessel, or cf any Immigrant,
shaU wear, conspicuously displayed, tho shield or badge
referred ta In tho foregoing section.
XI. It shall not bs lawful for any laureen, except those
named bi the preceding section, to Lave, wear, exhibitor
display any such shield or badge lo any of tho crow ern
eDyed on any vsaeel, or lo any Immigrant ao arriving bi
e city of Charleaten, with tho intent to luv.te, ask or
solicit the boarding or lodging of such Immigrant or ol
any of the crew om ployed os any vessel being In tb?
harbor of Charleston.
XII. Whoever shall offend sgslnst any or either of the
provisions coo lain ed In seeUou 1, % 3, 4, 6,10 and ll, In
this Act, shall be deemed guilty ol a misdemeanor, and
shall, upon eonvb.tlou thereof, be punished by Imprison?
ment fer a term not speeding ono year, and not less*
than thirty dsyi, or by a flue uer exceeding two hundred
anH Orly dolare, and net loss than ons hundred do!Lam,
or by both so ch fine and Imprisonment.
XIII. Th* word "vessel,,r aa used lu this Act, shall In?
cl u do vessels propelled by stearn.
In tho Senate House, the twentieth day of Docomo, r, In
the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
Hxrr-slx. W. D. PORTER,
Frsslrt mi of toa Hens to.
OHAS. iL 8IMONTON,
RpesVsr Home of RspnacstaUrss.
Approved December JO, loco :
sst ;. JAXXJ L. Oas, Governor,
Varch 14
DRUGS, CHEMICALS, ETC.
FOUTZ'S
CELEBRATED
IIORSISAI ( \mm mma.
EUS. YELLOW WATER,
TEMP EIL FEVKRH,
FOUNDER, LOSS OF
APPETITE AND VI?
TAL EN ERO Y, Ac.
ITS DSF. IMPROVES
THE WIND, IN?
CREASES THE AP
F Er IT E-G IVES A
SMOOTH nuil FLOS?
SY SKIN-ami traua
lormH tho MISERA?
BLE SKELETONS
INTO A FINE LOOK.
INO AND SPIRITED HORSE
Tilla preparation, long
and favorably known,
will thoroughly roluvlgo
ralo broken tlown and
low-aplrttod horaca, by
strengthening and
chaining tho atouiacb
and lutostlncs.
Ulan miro pro ve nt I TU
of all dlttrasca Incident
to Hil i animal, am U aa
LUNO FEVER. ULAND
HE WES, COUil HU, DIS?
TO KEEPERS OF COWS THIS PREPARATION IB
INVALUABLE. It In?
creases tho quantity
sud improves tho quali?
ty of tho MIL K. It
has boon proven by ac?
tual experiment to in?
crease tho quantity ot
MILK and ORE A M
twenty uer cent, and
mako tho BUTTER
fl rm and sweet. In fat
L telling cattle, lt g V o
t= thom an appetite, o
! cns their hi Je, sod makes them tbrivo much faster.
IN ALL DISEASES OF 8WINF, SUCH AH COUGHS
ULLI HHS IR TUB
LUNGS. LIVER, Ac.,
this articlo acta aa a
specific. By putting
from one-half a papers
to s paper tn a barral "
of swill tho above dis?
eases will bo eradica?
ted or entirely pro
vented. If given in
lime, a certain preventivo and euro for tho Hog Chotara.
PREPARED DY
S. A. FOUTZ & BRO.,
No. 110 FRANKLIN BTRBHT
BALTIMORE, Md.
FOR SALE BY
DOWIE & MOISE
SOUTH DRUG HOUSE,
NO. 151 MEETING STREET,
OPPOHITK CHARLESTON HOTEL.
March 33 ?tull? Orno
min
rrinis DELICIOUS TONIC, ESPECIALLY DESIGNED
JL for tho uso of tho
Medical Profession and tho Family,
it now endorsed by all the promtnont Physicians, Chem?
ists and Connoisseurs, as poaacsalng all thone inlrinalo
medicinal quaUUet (tonic sud diuretic) which bolong lo
OLD AND PURE GIN.
We trust that our established reputation founded
I upon eighty-eight years of experience-abundantly vin?
dica tes our clsims to public couudoiice. and guaran
toes the excellence of this Standard Article.
Put up lu cases containing one doten bottles each and
sold by alt prominent Druggists, Grocers, Ac
A. M. HIMNGKH A CO,
(Established 1778. Bole Importers
No. IS Beaver street, hew Yoi
Opinion* of th Free*.
Tho Blningora, No. IS Beaver street, hero a vory high
reputation to sustain, as tho oldest and beal house In
Now York.-/fume journal.
T ' e house of A. M. Pillinger A Co., No. IC Beaver
BUT it, has sustained, for a period of eighty years, a repu?
tation that may well bu envied.-ff. Y. Evening Pott.
GOODRICH, WINEMAN & CO.,
NO. lol MEETING STREET,
Opposite Charleston Hotel
and
DOWIE & MOISE,
SUCCESSORS TO KINO ab CA8SIDEY.
NO. lol MEETING STREET,
Wholesale Agents, Charleston, 8.0.
J anuary 39 to the fimo
?-THE BALE OF THE PLANTATION BIT
I TERE 1* without precedent tn the history of the world,
j There la no secret in the matter. They ara at ones th* !
moat speedy, strengthening bead lb-restorer ever dis?
covered. It requires hut a single trial to understand
this. Their purity eau always be reif od opon. Th cj
are compose* of the celebrated Oaliuya Bark, Carcarilla
Bark, Dandelion, Chamomile Flower*, Lavender
Howers, Wintergreen, Anise, Clovarbnds, Orange-peel,
Snake-root, Caraway. Corian der. Burdock,
8.-T.-18B0-X. ftc
1 hey ar* especially recommended to clergyman, pub
tlc ?peaker?, and person* of literary habit* and seden?
tary life, wbe require Ires dlgesUon, a nlbth for food,
aaa clear mental faeultle*.
Delicate females and weak persona ar* certain to find
la these Ditter* what they have so long looked fox.
They purify, strength sn and Invigorate.
They create a healthy app?tit*.
They ar* an antidote to change of water and dial.
They over?ame effect* of dissipation and late hoar*.
Uley strengthen th* lystem and enliven Ut* mind.
They prevent miasma rio and Intermittent farer*.
They purify th* breath and scilly of tho stomach.
They ours Dyspepsia and OoncUptUos.
They our* Diarrhea, Choler* and Cholera Morbos.
Hhey eure Lim Oomplalnt ead Nervous Headache.
Tatty *r* the tx at DU tera in the world. Thay maka
the weak maa strong, and are exhausted nature'* great
restorer.
The following startlmg and emphatic rta tam an ts cac
be aeea at our ornoo.
Letter of Rev. H. F. Cnius, chaplain of the lOTu.Rew
York Regiment i
NBAH Anona Onrax. March Uh, ISM.
OwtngfAo th* great exposure and terrible decomposi?
tion after tbs battis of AaUttam, I waa utterly prostrat?
ed and vary sick. My stomach would net retain medl
[ etna. An article called Plantation Bitters, prepared by
Dr. hu?a, of New York, waa prescribed to give me
strength and an appetite. To my great snrprlae they
gave me lr* med I ate retie! Two bottles aim oat allowed
mo le Join my regiment . . . . I nave ein ce ?eta
them used la many ease*, and am free to say, for hos?
pital er private parp?se* I know of nothing like them.
, Rev. K, F. ?HANK, fJhlplaln.
Loiter frota th* Ber. R. X. ottDs, St CUhntrHle, Pa,
GxerTUtatzxi:-You were kind enough, on a former oe
I cesi?n, to tend me a half doaaen bottle* of Plantation
Bitter* for IS sa My wife having derived so much
benefit (rom the use of thea* Bitten, I desire >Mr to
continue them, and yon will pleas* ?ead us "x bottle*
mor* for the mosey eaeloeod.
I am, very truly, yo -.rs,
H. C 0ILDJ, Pastor Gar, Ref. Charon,
BOLE mi.' Qom, B?rxnnrrautDMirr'e Ornea, i
Gm ours ? n, Onto, Jan. Ula, IMS, J
. . ...
I have given your Plantation Ditter? to hundred* of
eur noble soldiers who atop her?, more or tea? disabled
(rom valiosa ca asea, and the effect la marv alloua and
I gratifying.
Bach a preparation ** this 1* I heartily wish la every
I family, In every hospital, and at hand on every hatti*
laid. O. W. D. ANDREWS, Superintendent
Dr. Wi A. Cum Oe, Burgeon of th* Tenth Verm cn t B>
B'.rssnt written-"I wish every soldier bad a bottle ol
I S Itt tarim niters. They ar* tbs moa* effective. pe>
feet,'tad hannie*.- tonto I ?var Deed."
WnxAaa'a BOTST, I
WAJQaXMTO*, D. a, May 33d, 1863. {
OanRUarni-We require another supply of yoni
Pian tau ou Eilten?, tb* popularity o which dally tn
reese* with the guest* rf our house.
RcspectruUy.
SYKES, CiT AD WICH t Co.
Aa Aa Aa Aa 4c.
Be rare that rr cry bo ttl* bears the fac-elmil* of our
I ?tgnature on a stael plato table, with our privais alamp
CTST the cork.
P. H. DRAKE & CO.,
KO. H? URO AD WA Y, H. Y.
Bold by all resp*otebl* Drugglsta, Physician*, Grocer*,
I Saloons and .xruntry iiotol-doaiors,
April 1? tarro!yr
DRUGS, CHEMIi ALS, ETC.
ALL HAIL TO TUE 10N?UE110R!
HOPE FOR THE DESPONDING INVALID.
Duran NOT THU USE OP
RODRIGUES
PCLMON?C mm mm.
MANY WHOSE DECLINING li IA I.T II, WHICH
waa precarious, ami Uielr recovery duspelrud of,
?lo uow wlfu ffrataml cinnnntloiis to tlio All-Wl.o Dis?
poser, offer heartfelt Utauks lor this li moly remedy. Dur?
ing tho ?hon (Imr since Us public liitrodnrtlou lulu uni-,
ibo Originator has most happily rcslli-A-d lii'i most san?
guino ozpectaUons In inanifeMlatlous issuing fnmi all
quarters of Its unparalollod iur?!Ivo properties, for In nn
ease wbcro lt has ticcu administeren with rogan! to ill
reclions, and persevered In, has ll failed In Hs beneficial
results.
In resorting to tills romedy, tho Invalid can dcpoiul
I upon tba safety of ovcry arltclo lil Us preparation, ami
while lt sccelnralt'S Um In M lb rn I narUons ul each organ
aud vessel, the intuit ran be lwrfcctly fnv fruin appre?
hension of any Buhllo Ingredient hoing iusluuated into its
composition.
Tho appetite, which Improves under its evIinliiislrsUini,
la at liberty lo Indulge prudently lu whatever .iiutrtmoiil
ls palatable, dlgosUvo and wholesome, aud while it 1. no
more Utan proper to avoid ox|>oauro lo ircsh rold, no lear
need bo entertained ot ouy llnhlllly nuder Ulis counts ni
treatment to Uiducn ll. It Is a pleasant AUOMATTC
CORDIAIi, quite egreoablo lo tho taste, sud as a lung re
vlvlfyer and balsam of health, it ls distinguishing Itself as
vf 11 bout preredcut, and wc trust will, om tomi, claim for
Itself gonoral uer lamanon for Us iiurivalled rfneaoy.
For salo by the Proprietress, Mrs. CECILIA numil
OUE'8. northwest corner of MEETING AND 80CIETY
STREE re, and principal Druggist*.
PUIOK SINGLE DOTTLE tl. 10.
April a_ITT
SARATOGA
i "EXCELSIOR" SPRING WATER.
ITU1E WATER. OF THIS SPRING IS P ELIE VED TO
JL be unequalled by that or any oilier In Iho far-famed
valley of Saratoga. Ils virtue? aro such sa liavc secured
lt tho high encomiums of all who hare used lt, ponaos*.
lng, ss it does, In an eminent degree, cathartic, diuretic,
altersUvo snd tonio qualities.
From BAM?EL HENRY DICKSON, M. D.. Profe.sor
Practice of Physic, Jefferson Medical CoUrgo, Phila?
delphia, formerly or Charleston ,B. C.
FniLsncMiiiA, November IS, 1883.
I havo boon for a year or moro psst lu Um habit ot
laking tho water of thc "Excelsior" Spring of Saratoga.
Accustomed during Ibu great port)un or my Invalid un?
to nse tba dureront waler? of tho suvoral fountains which
boil up along that remarkable valley, dependent, indeed,
npon thom lor much of tho comfort I enjoy, I am aatls
fled that tho Excelsior Water Isas well adapted as any
other among thom, If not more so, lo tho purposes fur
which Umy oro generally employed, ll ls very agreeable
slrougly Impregnated with thu carbonic acid, lively and
sparkling. * * * I can heartily and conscientiously
reronunond it to all who tired a gontlo cntharbc and
, dloreUc SAMUEL HENRY DICKSON, M. D.
Tho Water la put op in Pint and Oiiart bottles, and
parked lu good order for shipping,' Pinta in lunn , ol
four doten each, aud Quarts lu boxes of two dozen i-ach
BOLD AT WHOLESALE HT
GOODRICH, WINEiMAN & CO.,
Importers nuil Wliolosnlo Druggists,
No. 153 MK EUTIN? STRICKT,
OPPOSITE CUAULESTON HOTEL.
DOWIE & MOISE,
No. 181 MEETING STREET,
Opposite (.'harli eton Hotel.
And for sale by Ont class Druggists and Hob-Is.
January ll moo
MOTUERN !
MOTHERS I
MOTHERS !
YOUR ATTENTION IS CALLED TO
MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP
FOR
CHILDREN TEETHING
rrvas VALUADLE PREPARATION IS THE PRE
J1 S0RIPT1ON of one or tho best fru?alo physlclsns
sud nurses In the United States, snd ha? been used for
thirty years with never-failing surety and success by mu?
llana nf mothers for their chlldn-n.
It not only relieves tho child from pain, but Invigorate*
the stomach and bowels, rom ct? aridity, and gives tone
and energy to th* whole system.
It will also Instantly relievo
GRIPING TH THE BD WELS AND WIND COHO.
Wo believe lt I* th* 1M st and surest remedy In the
world, lo all case* of DYSENTERY AND DlAHRUiEA in
I children, whether lt arises from Teething, or from any
other canoe.
De ?ure and aak for .
HRS. W INSLOW'S soo i HIM; S vin ip,
Having tb* fae sandle of CURTIS k PERKINS on tim
vf ra plier.
ALL OTHERS AHE DASE IMITATIONS.
For salo by the Wholesale. Agent?,
BOWIE & MOISE,
NO. 131 Ml". KT I Ml S PH Kl . P.
OPPOSITE CHARLESTON HOTEL.
AprU ll_
CHEROKEE PILLS.
Or Female Regulator,
Curo Suppressed, Krault* and
Painful Aftmtruatlon, Qrun
Sickness, tVtrtoui and Spinal Af
/icfiona, Paint in the Back, Sick
Headache, Giddiness, and all dis?
eases thst spring from Irregular I ty,
by removing the cacia and all the
stn-ci? thst s ri se from lt. They
ar* per redly sals In sit cases, tx
e*pt \chtn forbidden by dirie
, (Jons, sad are essy to sdmlnUUr,
1 aa they aro nicely lugar eoalnL
They should be In toe hsnds of
I every Malden, Wot, and Mothar
I In tba land.
Ladlee can Address o* In perfect
co nfl de no?, sort .tats their oom
plaints in full, aa we treat all Female Complaints,
soil prepare Medicines suitable, for all diseases te
which tiley- aro subject--Thirty-two paga pamphlet,
In a seale.I envelope, (ree.
Tb* Cherokee Pills are sold by all druggists at ?1
per box, or als boxes for $8 ; or they ar* sent by
mali, free of postage, ID an ordinary lotter, free
from observation, by addressing the sols proprietor,
Dr. W. BiTfEEwTH, 37 Walker Bb, H. T.
N. B. - Chorokee Pills No. S aro prepared fer
special cain, when milder medicines fall ; Lb eas
are lent by mall, free of pottage, on receipt of IS,
Vit pria af *aeA bot*.
DB. WRIGHT'S
REJUVENATING ELIXIR,
Or, Essence of WA fr.
Our oj Oe ne roi Debility Weak
v ,y Sill, ll' tterieo in Pimal**,
Ttf%, Palpitation af On Heart and
all Sircaut /Hilases, It re?
stores now life snd vigor to lb*
-; *ied. ea using Iho hot blood of
MMP*F?e*Mwrjm youin t0 course the veins, rc*
"ZST i??s?i?S ILafi ?("lng tho Organ of Oentra
te JKBSZ Ud?"?^r*mocl?g Impotency and
Util S?txtr rijuven- Debility, restoring Aianllnttt
all th* e yt lem and and full rigor, Uius provln g s
Ormonts siseara. pei feet "elixir *f Ars," re?
moving Sterility and lisrre nc ens In beth sexes. To
th? yoong, mldifle-s*?d,and aged there lan?gr*at*r
boon than tbli "Elixir of Life." It gives a nsw
leas* of life, canting the weak snd debilitated to
have ranewe.l itreagOa and vigor, and th* enUra
system to tb rill with Joy and pleasure. *
Price, on* bottle fl , three bottle* ?5 ; ?tnt by
.xpres* to sny address.
Oar medicines are told and recommended by all
respectable droggtsts lo every part of tb* civilised
Slobe; lome unprincipled dealers, h ?waver, try to
scsi ve their cot tamers by wiling cheip snd worth
lea compounds In order to make money. Be nat
deceived--?sk for these medicine* ind take ne
oiks**. If th* J ru (gist doe* not keep them, write
to na, and w* will send thain by express, carefully
tacked, free from observation. We will be pleased
> MM teller* with full statements tn regard to
any disease with which ladles or gentlemen ar*
afflicted Address all letters for mcsllcinee, campb
leta, or advice, to th? Solo proprietor, _ Q.
Dr W. B. ItERWIH, 37 Walker St., H. T,
May M_wfm Iv
EXCELSIOR t EXCELSIOR I
CHASTELLAR'S
HAIR EXTERMINATOR,
Fer Removing Saperfluon. Hair.
UTO THE LADIES ESPECIALLY, THIS IN VALU AD LI
X depilatory recommends itself a* being an almost ln
diapenalblo article to tamale beauty, I? easily applied,
doe* not burn or Injure tho skin, bul acts dlrecUy on thu
roeta. It Ls warranted to remov?i .uperfluoua hair from
low foreheads, or from any part of the body, completely,
totally and radically exUrpatlng th? same, leaving thu
akin soft, smooth and natural. This ls Ibo only arti alu
used by the French, and I* Uto only real effectual depila
lory In exUtenoe. Pri?e 78 cent* per package,' post
1*1 J lo any address, on receipt of sn order, by
BERGER, SHOTTS A CO., Chemists,
Mareil 80 lyv No. 288 Rlvor st., Troy. N. Y.
THE ORANGERCRG NEWS.
T)UDLIBHKD EVERY SATURDAY MORNING. AT
L Orangsbnrg. & a Term* tl per annum, In ad?
vance.
Dering the spring and tall ocaso ns eil rs coplea of th*
o s AS OB DD aa Naws will ba diculited for the benoni ol
our advertising petrona.
Con tr vet Advertisement* Inserted on tho moat liberal
(erina. Addrea* SAMUEL DIU BLE, ,
Editor Orangsbnrg News,
Fti/roary ii Oraasefcurg, f\
DRUGS. CHEM.PAIS, ETC.
USE
GALLIGHAN S PILLS
FOI?.
CHILLS Al FEVER
A CERTAIN CUllK.
WE II AV BUSED OALLIOHAN'S PILLS. AND FIND
that tlioy ?III do all that ia claimed for tin ?J, aud
cheerfully rmnumeud Un ni to public fiver.
1. II. WA'ITM. Ei-tluvaruor ni Alabimv
J W. A. HANDFOItl), Att'y (Joii't ol Alabama.
KOUT. U?UU1ILil l V. Judgo Supremo Court Ata.
From TIIOIIA* J. Jio.ut. Judgo Supremo Court.
I bave uwd liAl.t.KHt \N's I'll.ls ou my plantation
for fever aud Aime, BUd dud them ail tint I? claimed lur
them. TUGS. J. 11in.ti:.
Montgomery, Ala., September 20, 1B08.
LOWNDES COUNTY, Alabama.
GALLIOUAN'S FEVER AND AGUE FILLS ?111 do
They aro decidedly tho bent medici no For rutila and 1 e
ver icvergavo. 1 would not bo Mitti.,ul them i r Uv.
ti in cn tho price. J. A. UK AUA M.
AMEMCU8, April 17, 1807.
ODeboxorOALLIOUAN'S hil.us cured mo perfectly
of Chills sud Fever. They are the best un chane lol
Chill? and Favor I ever uaw. A. U. RONALUSON,
Clerk Sullener Court, Homler Cuuuty, (Ja.
MONTIIIIMIUIV, ALA.. July 9, 18Go\
MOMIA. BLUNT A- HALE-(IKNTK: 1 Imvo used your
n ALI,li ill A N'S I'll,I.s ou two oc ieionn Tor CblllH auil
Paver, mid rind that they Hhvi ull thal they aro Intoud
ni lo do. 1 buy am Hie bess] remedy for Mic .11,-.i tb il
I liavu ever II?IMI. I consider Uten pcrfivtlv rvliahle.
Iii s|H.ctfiilly, DAS'l. SAYRE,
Granit See. Uraud Iyodgc of F. and A. M. of Al?banla.
AI.IIANV. CA., Mureil ll, WOT.
I have used OAI.I.IOHAN'H PILLS in forty tamntv
CTtilllM Bini Fever, willi |*Tln:l majsj. They am th.
hedi l ever and Ague Pill pul up.
A. U. FANT.
WHOLESALE IN CHARLESTON, BY
UOUimiCII, WIKRMAN aV lt?.,
No. 1K1 Mecluu; slr.-et.
And by all Drogglal*.
ULOL'.Vr gt 11 \ l.i :,
PROPRIETORS.
May lt_ Gmo_.M'Uilgoiuery, Ala.
I OLD RIP VAN WINKLE OIN,
?OLD MEDAL SHERRY,
PORT AND MADEIRA,
HARVEST B0URRON,
WHEAT NUTRIENT,
OLD HOMESTEAD RYE.
IN ADDITION TO OUR BUSINESS OF SELLING
WINES, etc., in original packages, and lu ordor to
Insure lo consumers Purs Liquors In a compact and cou
voulcat form, wo commenced lits enterprise of bottling
and packing in esses our well known Wines, Brandies,
Whiskies, kc, sud have sent them out In a stylo that
would preclude ihs possibility of their being tampered
with bofura rosrhlng Ibo purchaser. The general appre
claUon and gratifying soeces* that bas rewarded our
efforts baa encouraged ns to maintain tho standard as ro
1 gards quality, also to maks Incrsasod efforts to retain Ibo
coufideuco and patronags which baa been so liberally be?
stowed upon us. BIN I Nt i Hil at CO.,
?.Established 1176.1 Important ol Wines, Am.,
No. IS Beaveratroet, Now York.
Tho abovo popular goods aro prt np In cases contain?
ing ona doion bottles each, and are sold by all promluont
Druggists, Grocer?, tte.
opinions of trie Press.
The name of Blnlngcr At Co., No. 16 Beaver sired, is a
guarantee of (bo exact and literal lt nth of whaluver tbuy
represont.-ff. T. Com. Adrertiter.
Tho Importing boura of Blnlngcr k Co., No. 16 Beavor
struct, ls conducted upon principies of Integrity, fairness
and tba highest honor.-Jv. T. Evening Exprett.
GOODRICH, WI NE.il AN & CC.
N 163 MEETING STREET,
Opposite Charleston Hot
and
DOTVIE & MOISE,
srt t i:sst)its TU KIN" Ot CASSI in-: v.
No. 1G1 MEETING STREET,
Wholesale Agonta, Charleston, S. c.
January 30 wlmOino*
..A smile waa on har Bp-health wu tn ber look
strength ns In her step, and In har hands-Ptuurri
lost Brersaa.1'
8. T.-18flO~X.
A few bottles of rr. i sr arrow Brrms
Will cora Nervous Headache.
" Cold Extremities and Feverish Lipa.
" Boor Stomach and Fetid Breath,
.i Flatulency and Indleeatloa.
" Narrons Affections.
" Bxeesalv* Fatign o and Short Breath.
Pain over the Eye*.
" Mental Despond ency.
" Prostrattou; Great Weakness.
" Ballow Complexion, Weak Bowels, Aa
Which are tbs evidences of
LIVER COMPLAINT AND DYSPEPSIA.
It la esUmited that seven-tenths or all adnlt aliments
proceed from a deceased and torpid liver. Tbs biliary
aocreUons ct tbs liver overflowing loto the s to math poi?
son the entire system and exhibit the above symptoms.
After long research, we are able to present th* most
remarkable enro for these horrid Dbjhtuiars diseases,
the world has ever prodnsed. Wilkin one year over alx
hundred and forty thousand persons hare taken the
PnAWTATioH Brrrxns, and not au Ilutan oe of complaint
has coma to onr knowledge I
It ls a mest effectuai tonio and agreeable s tl m ulan
salted ta all conditio us of Ufa.
Tlie reports that lt relics upon mineral inbalances fo
its active propertiaa. are wboUy false. For lbs satis
faction of tbs publie, and that pal?enla may conan!
their physicians, we append a Bal ol Its components.
OJXIIATA BAB*:.-Celebrated (or over two hnndred
years In tbs treatment of Fover and Agna, Dyspepsia,
Weakneu, ste. It was Introduced bato Europe by the
Countess, wifs of the Viceroy of Parn, In 1610, and
afterwards acid by tbs Jesuits fte the cnormoui price oj
Ul oust toeigU tn tilver, nuder the name of Jesuit t Porto
Seri, and waa Anally made rubi te by Louis XVI, King
of Prance. Humboldt makes especial reference to Ita
febrifuge quinden dnrlng his Bonth American travels.
Olsnism > Bans-For diarrheas, collo and diseases
ol the stomach and bowels.
Daxnauoa-For inflammation of tbs loins and flrop
loal affections.
GUAM o anns PLOWXBO-For enfeebled digestion.
lamtDii ILOVXII-Aromarla, a tim clint ind tonic
highly Invigorating In narrons debility,
wprra miarra-For acre raia, rheumatism, eta.
Awns-An aromarlo earmlnaUve; creating flash,
muido and milk ; much Hied by moth era nursing.
AlsOjClova-bud*, orange, carraway, bonan der, inaks>
8. T.-1860.-X.
Another wonderful Ingredient, of great use among
the Bpanuih bullas of Sonth America, Imparting beauty
to tbs complexion and brUUanoy to the mind, ls yet un
knows to Ins eommaroe of the world, and we withhold
Ita name for the press?t.
IMPORTANT CERTIFICATES.
Ho CB asm. H. T, Dse-mbtr 59,1M1.
Messrs. F. H. Dam A Co.-I have been a great suf?
ferer from Dyspepsia for three or four years, and bad to
abandon my profession. About three months ago 1
tried the Plantation Bitters, and to my great Joy I un
new nearly a well maa. 1 have recommended them In
several eases, and, as far aa I know, always with signal
benefit, I am, respectfully yours.
Ber. I. S. OATHOBN.
FOTLAPXXFTIIA, 10th Month, nih Day, isa J.
Bur keiran Famot-My daughter has been much
bena!tied by the use of thy Plantation Bitters. Thoo
.Ht send ce two bo ttl as mora.
Thy Mend, ABA OUBRIN.
Horn. Om ciao. Dh, 1
February ll, 1869. 1
P. B. Daisi St Go.:-Please lead ua another
twelve cassi of your PlanlaUon Bittern. As a morning
appetiser, they appear to have superseded everything
liais, and ar* greatly esteemed.
Yours, aa, OAOS et WATTJL
Arrangements ar* now completed to supply any de?
mand for this article, which has net heretofore been
possible.
Tb* publlo may rest assured that in no eua win tba
perfectly pare etanderd ni th* iunirioi Birran* be
departed from, faery bottle bean Pu fac-timiU of eur
ngnatun sn a ititi plait engraving, rr lt eetnntt bi gm
Any merion pretending lt un PLAjrrAn os Drmni tri
teal* or try du motion, il a rwindler sud inposter. Bewers
of riJMt? boUlts. Bte tkat our Private Stamp il Dsnro
nxarso over every eerie.
Bold by iii Druggist*, Grocers and Dealers throughout
th* cc on try,
P. H. DRAKE & GO., Kew York.
arr? ?_|_mwfivr
TTT HUSKERS and MUS
Vf TACHES forced to
w upon vhs smoothest
_tn from three to Ova
weeks by using-Dr. HiiVUl
N 2 ' 8 RESTAURATEUR
CAPILLAIRE, the most
wonder fol discovery In mo- '
_^ dem selene*, acting upon v
th* Beard sod Bair tn an almost miraculous manner. It
ha* been used by tho elite of Paris and London with tho
most flattering success. Names of all purchasers vdu
be registered, and U entire sallo tic lion ls not given In
avery Instance, lbs money w?l be cheerfully rerandrd.
Prie* by milt, sealed and postpaid, tl. Descriptive cir
cular* and leetlmonlato mailed Ire*. Address BB?OKH,
H BU TT9 k CO., Chemlit*, No, aSfiSlrer street .Trov, N.
Y., Sole Attenta for the United State*
March ab_ ty
OA V EG A, YOUNG ft H ?K?NZI?,
Ul AMD COLLECTION OFFICE,
Mos. S9 and 10 Pirk Sew*
CHA AO DAVTS?.V, 1
a io HOB a YOONG._I nw row.
.?BABB L, MttMMMka,!
aA VTKO BTJDGnDKD TO TBA* ?0 UKI G !? OOLL?t)
, J&JBSSn*! o' Moan*. BIOHIf, PRIX.
IA FLANDkUtK, v* will attend to lbs oonactleti M
oail das ina mitering ehvirns thronghoul th?UaaLafl
Ste* ana Ci.aida,
^ooMJtiBsioiftBs rom AU, raw STATS*,
muKiniiit. & SONS
ESTABLISHED 182 J,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Grand,
Sauare,
And Unri^ixt
PIANO FORTE?.
WARE-ROOMS,
NO. 052 BROADWAY
OH ICKER IN G h SONS'
Gram], Square ami UprigM
^ANO-FORTES
AHE NOW. AH Til KY KV TH HAVE UHUK. CON.
8IDK11ED Ula boat lu America, Laving brun
.wafted
HIITV-PIVK VU VI. v. ?IKOAl.s,
Ol which fnnrlrcn were rev: .-I vet In 111? mn nilli of Hep
leraber amt October, IHM. ami flrat premiums liver all
couinrtllum nt thc illilurunt principal raiT lu thia
country, ami tho I'lir/.C MULI A I. at Uta
WORLD'S FAIR, LONDON.
I ll A I.nt ltd H OPHION.
I consider OhlcWIng A Kona' Pianos, beyond com?
pariaoo, Ihn boat 1 havo aeon lu America.
H. TllALUURQ,
Oh airman of Jory OD Mnalcil In.lrmuou
GARD.
ItU with feelings af i ride ss American manufacturer!
that we publish Ibo following teatlmonlaJs, which have
been afecolved by us recently:
KtinUPEAN TESTIMONIALS,
Received during the month of August, I860.
Ixr H nos, July 18, 1B87.
M Eil M. ORtunnmo A BONS-dental I have munh
ploaauroln enclnaing a document stgoud by the flint
ootnpoanra, mnalctaus and profoa.ora In Karapa. I held
your Pianos lu such high estimation {vide my oortlfl
cato) that I felt il my daly to take uno of thom with me
to Europe, to aa certain the opinion of my professional
brethren. The enclo.ed oe rt! fl ca to will prove how
unanimous thoy have boen ou the sablee?. I beg to
forward, at the same time, a totter I received from my
frlond, air. Collard, which I am sure muat bo gratify?
ing to you.
1 have the honor to be, gentlemen, yo nra very truly,
JAM 1 ll M. WKHi.I.
Lo troon, January li, IBM.
Janus Al. TTeAff, Bia.:
slr DZAB Bm: I have great ploasuro In saki og you to
convey to Messrs. Ch I earring tho expro alon of my
big a cn t approval of their Instrument, It ls, I ooa.lder,
not morely tbs best instrument of American manufac?
ture thal 1 have tried, but one of tho fl amt tiran ri Piano?
fortes that bas ever come un dor my observation; and
the Moaara. Ohloierlug may well bs proud of hartog
turned oat from their manufactory an Inatrumont
which, for touch, quality, power and workmanship, lt
would be very dUUcuit to surpass In any part of the
?ride world.
Scar slr, very sincerely yours,
Oil AH. 1). COLLARD,
Firm of Collard A Collard, Plauo-rorle Manufacturera,
London.
LONDON, August 33, I BOA.
Jamti Af. WiAIi, Ela.:
MT Dian Uta: As yon are astug U?A iu ino cito*
o ta iee, I must beg you to remember mo aludly to the
Messrs. Ohlokerlng. Tell thom I waa delighted with
their Orand Piano-forte-OJ pood an initrviunt, I think
as IMI ever turned out, both tn touch andter .??
Wishing yon, fte., I remain ever ti oly,
H. F. BROADWOOD.
Firm of I. Broadwood A Bona, Piano-forte Mano lao.
tarers, London.
Lo noon, July 30, 1800.
Meurt. Cktckerlng ct 5<mj:
OE.NTH: I havo )u.t been Invited by Moaara. Collard to
try a O rand Piano-forte manufactured by yuu, and 1
have no hesitation lu endorsing the opinion of my old
frisad. Mr. O. O. Collard, via: That lt la tho On csu la.
?trumonl I ever played oe.
Believe me, gentlemen, moat faithfully yonra,
J. L HATTOS.
Textimoniali from the mott ditirnguuhtd Artair in Jturopi
te Mum. Chittering et Eon I :
Lo? Don, July 28, 1880.
Having played upon a Piano-forte made by Messrs.
Chickerloo; et Bens, of Boston and Mew Fork, 1 hare
much pleasure in testifying to its goo sra! eieolmnoa.
for sweetness and brilliancy of tone, dslloaey of
touch and magnificent power for concert purposes, I
c? insider lt a really Ona KU PiAJio-roaxz, AND Dsorosuj.
X.T TUE DUTT I HATS II KKK OF AMUUOAH .%t AHDKxe-TU KM.
ARABELLA UODDARD. Ol CLO HEGONDL
0>. A. OSBOBhE. ALF11KD JA ELL
W. KU li E. LINDSAY HLOpEB.
JOLta BENEDICT. J. MOBOBELEd,
M. W. BALFE. Frof. of Oouaorratolro da
Dil AM. HALLE. Lei prig.
DRINLEY RI0HARD8. B. ARTHUR OTlAPPEL,
Ii ENE FA VA lu i Kit. Director of Munday fJun
8YDNEY SMITH. ceru, London.
Among the chief poluta of excellence of the Ohloker?
lng Pianos, of which apeak tho renowned artista In their
congratulatory testimonials to tin? Mos.rs.Obickoriug,
are the greatest possible depth, richness and volnme o(
tone, combined with a raro brilliancy, clearness and
perfect evenness throughout the entire scale; and,
above all, a sur ?irising duration of sound, Ibo puro and
sympathetic quality of which Dover changos under tho
moat delicate or powerful touch.
During the past forty-three years this firm has mann?
aotured
80,000 PIANOS,
In the construction of whick they have Introduced every
known and valuable Improvement, They have Invaria?
bly been sal sc ted ind naod by all of the world's oo
kiurwiedgcd great artists who have visited this country
professionally, both for private aod pubtlo use.
TIIALBERa.
I consider Chick ering A Sons' Pianos, beyond com.
parti on, the best I have ever ?sea In America,
ll OTTS? Il A 1.11..
I con alder Chtok arina A Bani' Pianos sn parlor to any
In the world.
They ar* unrivalled for their singing qualities and for
the harmonious rounduoaa of their tone. There la a
perfect homogeneity throughout all the resisters. The
upper note* are remarkable for a elearueas sud parity
which I do not find lo any other Instrument, while the
base ta distinguished for power without harshness, and
for a magnificent sonority.
WICH ixl.
Tour Plano* ar* superior to any I bave ?ist aeon In
this oouiitry or in Europe.
1 Lave serer hissrd a tone so perfect; lt yields every
expression that is needed tn music, and Ita quality ls
capable of ch?ngalo meet every sentiment. This ls a
rare power, and la derived from the perfect parity of
Its tone, together with tts sympathetic, eSno and well
h?lanos?! touch.
F07.NAf.8ttI.
During the past eight year? I have constantly played
apou th* Justly celebrated Krard Pianos) yours ors the
only Instruments that I hare found, either hare er In
Europe, to equal them tn all their pointa of excellence.
It may ba Mtisfaotory to oar patrons and friends
among the pubUo at large to s tate that testimonial* bare
been recs Ired from au th* leading artists who n*v*
vlsi led or are now residing tn the Culled Btetea, a few of
whose names, best doa those above, wa append :
LEO. DB li EV kl ll. I OUtrTAY uA'lTKB.
ALF H kt I) JAEL. J. BENEDICT.
U. r ANDERSON. I M. HTliAKOrJOJi.
H. HOFFMAN. JU LU KM.
ARTHUR NAPOLEON.
And many others.
?ST- rLLUBTHATED ALD?ka AND FRICK UBTB
MENT BY af AIL.
WARE-ROOMS,
No. 652 Broadway,
NEW YORK.
HENRY S?EGUNG, Asr't
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