The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, August 31, 1867, Image 4

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THE fil ll? i I.-VT?IV inn I Vl \l\ in.iHiji-.Hiiii ?rn ui .1 j ,,?:>, O. ll. CATIICAUT. liuiTon CATHCART, M o MM, LAN & MOUTON, PROPRIETORS. No. IS MAYNE STREET. U IT Y PRINTERS. TERMS GASH. SUBSCRIPTION: DAILY- TWELVE MONTHS.SIU.HU .>AILY-MIX MONTHS. A .HO DULY-TU RLE MONTHS. a.BO 81NIILK COPIES.ft ecnts To NBWR DKALKHS....lt cents MATU1UJAY MUUNINO, AUGUST ftl, I8C7. WAITING. I Fr.*m ?fiambtr't Journal.\ I have waitui while primroses faded; 1 have walled till violets aro dead, Till tho thickening buds on Hie clioituut boughs Urow leafy and lull overhead. Time's pray hos passel over ruy 1res te, Aud Unes on my (emploi aro HM II : I have wailed lill bart eat ia gathered, Aud tho while summer clover ls moan. I hsvo waited long under Ibo elm tree, Titi tho groen of tho beeches grow brown; I have waited while lo.ivea ot tho lindern In autuuiu carno fluttering dow?. I have waltod through light and t'iroURh darkness, I havo walled through nimshWoaud rein; I sm welting lor one who may uovor Como back from I he rough sos agalu. w HAT LO VS 18. uv io?'.:; roxenorr. Novur a maid'n's faca aa ?..ir In all this wide, wide world, Nuvor a lock of dark brown hair That ever so graccfoUy curlod. Nevor an oyo so clear snd bright, Reading my Inmost heart, Warming my soul with its tender light Till all things eire depart. I am horno along by tho tidal wares. Tho pnsslonsto waves of love. Naught else do I knr.w in tho restais below. Naught olso in tho rcslms shove. Tld I find, alas t wbst women are, How false, and flcklo and vain. And taking Homo other as guiding alar, I try roy chances again. Pittsfield. Mass.. 1867. MAltlUAUES. On tho 30th Inst, by tho Hov. fl. J. Bribes, Mr. Potor P. McCormick to Miss Anno E Moo ship, all ot Marion, South Carol 1 na. On Tuesday, August Clh st Trinity Church. Society, Bill, by the Rev. P. D. Hays, Captain Edward Mcintosh tu Misa Dora P., daughter of Samuel Krona, lisii., all of Bocio ty BUL At Ashwood, Bladcn county, on the evening of Uio 23d by the Rev. CoUn Ml: JW. Mr. E. T. Mc Kt Hun, of Fsycltc vilto. lo Miss Juni- Wright, youngest daughter of thc lalo John A. Robeson. On 21st Instant, by Rev. B. F. Mauldln, Afr. J. F RIchsrdaon, of Picken?, to Miss Nancy E., youugca* dsughtcr ol Q riffln Brcarealc, of Au JU-JU District. In LaurcnsvlUo. on tho ?Hat nih. by Rev. F. Auld, Air. Washington Sharp, of Abbeville, to Mlu Mary J. ipps, ol Laureas District. August 1st, 18G7, by ROT. J. H. C. McKinney, st the resMonco of Hm bride's lather. Mr. Losris H. Coopar to Misa Mary A. Lewis, both of Norry Dlalrict, 8. C. Antrusl 20, 1807, by Rev. J. H. C. McKlnnoy. at Ibo residence of Mr. Wm. P. Mahon, lu L'onwayuoro', Mr. Maloora C. Brewer, of Mooro Count , N. C., lo Mies Car r?a L. Hr.:t i, of ll' : rv l inet, H. C. COMMERCIAL. ICxports Tor thc Werk eliding Friday, August 30. DOMESTIC. DOSTON-Per Behr E W Pratt~lS7 lom Old Iron, Rags. kc. 103 bbls Spirits Turpontluc, 18? obie Rosin. NEW YORE-Per Rtcsmslilp Manhattan-10 bags > I Cot? ton, 155 bales Upland Cotton, 3 tierces Rice, 282 bb.s Rosin. 75 bblB Flour, ?171 Becka Flour, 1CI5 bushels Wheat, 177 bales Domestics, Ge bales Waste, 80 boxes and 10 sacks Feathers, 14 bags Roots, l'J rolls Leath? er, '.1 empty Barrets, 82 Package*.Per steam? ship E B Souder-SUV bales Cotton. 20U bbU Rosin. M bales DOIIK SUCM, 7.MI bushrls Wliost, 50 bbls aud 60 socks Flour, 180 sacks Colton Seed, 03 empty Ri er Barrels, 2 bags Roots, 15 roUa Lealbcr, 6 bbl? Wai, 17 packages Dried Fruit, 25 packagce Furniture, 73 packages Sundries.Per ?ehr N W Smith-UGH Cross Tics, 831 bins Neva I Stores. UO.OUO feel Flooring Boards, H bblH Coal lat, 1 Slovo and Hack, ;.? boxes Felt. A NORTHERN PORT-Per sehr W R Bcobo-200,000 feet Sano Lumber. BALTIMORE-Per steamship Folcon-382 bales Cotton, 20 bales Domestics. 21 bales Hides and Skins, 1 bou? die Leather, ll hbds Bones, 5000 feet Lumbor, 1 Packages. THE COTTON lit til', I'ltlCICH, Ac. At tho going out of tho old business year and the com? mencement of a now, il may bo expcclod that HO ahould mako some remarks on Ibo coming Cotton crop of tho South. It ls unrccossary lo Inform our readers that eli such statemools aro quite uurcUable al Ibo present stowe of lu growth. Immense amounts of tho staple v. ill bc madu or loat by tho weather ol tho next sixty doy H. bbould lt conUnuo dry and warm and a frost bc position? ed un til November, it would probably become necessary to make large additions to any csilmalo now given, and should tho reverso happen and a continuance of tho lato wet weather toko placo, with a gale In Hoptcmbcr, and an early frost, tho crop will be cut down to a low figuro. In tomo sccUona, should tho weather become dry now, tho aapoct ls nattering for a good yiold, this is parUaularly tho caso with most of South Carolina off tho coast, with tho larger portion of Ocorgta and much of Alabama. In part of North Carolina also, whore Uio trrrlbls raina of June caused much damage, late ac? counts note a decided improvement In many places, b: t In Mississippi. Louisiana and Taxes tho Injury I rom wa? ter and Insect* havo boon, lo a great degree, Irreparable, and whatever gains may taku place in the eastern por? tion of the Cotton Statos will probably bo lessened by tbs disasters of the great South West The Sea Island crop of tho country will bo very short, perhaps not more than half of last year*a growth, the terrible rain storms throughout tho season kee plug tho Sea leland section under a constant flood of wi to r. Tho gale in Jane and tho present ominous progress of tho caterpillar will probably leave the grovers of Long Cot? ton In the South bnt Utile to hope for. With a favorable season from now out, it is quite likely that, notwith atending the probable shortcomings lo tho Southwest, that the Upland crop now being gathered will be in ex? cess of thai of last year, and msy evan reach 3,500,000 bales, but from present appearances, this may bo con? sidered an extreme estimate, which may be reduced to 2,000,000, or even lesa, by unpropitious events. Our planten wiU, during tho oomtog year, begin to lee], in Ita full force, tho effort of the competition In Cot? ton culture, built up by Great Britain daring she late war-particularly wUl this be so shuni J the American crop be a full one, tn which case tba price of tho staple, by the coming spring, wU] probably reach a figure which wUl indicate tho depression to which lio article will be liable. The unnaUslectory condition of monetary af? faira now piovailing tn Enropo will also interfere seri? ously with, the value of Colton; and unless n chango should lake placo whlob will lead to moro activity In trade, and a greller consumption of Cotton Goods, it will be difficult to do moro than sustain [.rices, and no important advance can bo reasonably looked for. TUB C1IARLKHTON MAUR KT. VOS TUX ?Kia SKDIMO rain AT , a?onar 80, 1867. This being tho last week In tho commercial year, we have closed up our tables of tho receipt? an d shipments al thia port for tho past season; and while tho amount re? ceived and exported aro but limlU d In comparison with thoso Just before tim war, their ad vt nco In monoy vslne has been such that tho amount icccived for them la prob bly equal to Ibat of any funner period In our com? mercial history, and fools up a sum amounting to about (21,000,000. Wo re fer to our labios published with thia report, which will oxhiblt at s glenco tho movement of our principal slaplos from this point during tho past twelve, m on lbs. COTTON.-At tho commencement ol tho week the market openod uusotUcd and without IransscUons, sol? lers nominally holding Low Middling at 25>i and Mid? dling Upland st 36?27c. V lb, without finding buyers; but some sellers having yielded to Iho citent of 1 to lj,c. fl lb doc Hue, a limited amount of transactions look place on the basia oi 31 !,c. for Low UlddBog and 25? 25Hc- V "> f?r AfiUdUng Uplands, sales during moat ol the week conUnning quite lin.Med. In consequence of tho Indisposition of factors to meet tho declining ratea gen? erally offered by purohasors, Iho market closing with a somewhat easier tendency. Tho pitees both at Liver? pool and New York havo had a dccll alni ton doney during tbs week, the former recoding from lOJfd. lo 10>,d. V tb, and tho latter from 28c to 'Jd;,c. m. lb. We submit tba following report of the operations io tba staple hero during tho wook Just close.'. On Friday, August 21, tho market wu st a stand, pur chase rn being gonorally ont of tho market, looking for lower prices ; Ibero was consequently no sales during the day ; quotations nominal. Oa Saturday some sellera having nibmlltod to an Irregular decline of 1 to 1H cents 9 tb., tntnsscUons took place to the oxtont of 61 bales, Low Middling sianna at SIX, and Middling Upland at JSa?JXc. v lb. On Monday there waa a moderate inquiry at steady pHcea ; salce 79 bales, Low Middling being quoted at lt M. and Middling Upland st 25>;c. ? tb. On Tuesday the transactions ware mostly la good Col? ton ; sales 160 bales ; rino ta tiona unchanged. On Wedneaday a limited demand lod to tho aalo of aome 76 batea, part of which was dispeled of at ratea a half cent down, Low Middling being quoted at 21, Mid? dling at 21X02?C fl tb. On Thursday thara was but ono buyer operaUng, the market having an easier tend ency, and very quiet ; sales 24 balsa, Middling Upland being qnoKd st 21 i?a23 ),'. Yesterday tba market waa sotnewLit Irregular, but closed rather easier ; aa] os 62 balea-rar tat li ; 1 st 20; f tl Nj j 1 at JO ; 36 at 3?K ; * at M ; 1 at U)i ; M ?t MK, ami 1 balo new Cotton, twin;; Iho mooni] or Dir di-scrlp. llou during Uio ?reek, al 2(>Sc. V ll?. Wequota I Ixiw Mi i nm,:.t)K&M Middling.ir;^:r,}; COTTON KTATtiuv.sr. If. Mil C,j:i /,,<-,. Shx-k on hand Rcpt. I. IHOrt.. Wi Moo Received from August 22 to3o, ?fli: 8 1,53? toa Rc salved prevletsaly.le.o*? 147.372 I.V.NU Total receipts.16,0x3 151,228 lc liai HTiimTK. .V. Up'd. Hut. l l nm AU|rUKt2.1til HO, IS?7. |K 1,155 I Previously.ic,125 151,110.1 IU,9ia City anil local eon auini>t(uu. 4,31*0 10,411 i.vi.tiH i4\i57 Total oxportsaiMl consumption..ii'.,4ii 159,41?! 10,101 Stock oil lisud and ou shlpboanl_ IM Hil) iso BAJII: TIME i_*sr sean. ft I'M. Uprt, Kier, Slock on hstid Sept. 1. 186.1. aiVJ 1,010 liai llccolv.il from All);. 2.1 lo Aug. Ill, WU. 2 WU _ lin -eli iii pren owly.r.,oiu 100,3711 4,0m Total receipt?. n.SCj 10?.821 1,110 Kee. nu-. ftiV. tV/.V. Wier. From AMU, 21 h> An?, ill.'Mi... ?1 771 21 Previously.07 1111,71V O.OVii City and local coi. sumption_. lim .ilOSJgl 4 ito j?. Toi al e por 111ml cousiimrtlnu..!1,0) ? I<>2,521 4,110 Steck on hand aril on shipboard.. . 2:15 5.1101) .... SRA ISLAHII COTTON.-Tim receipt* al lliln pori ul Int* clasa ol ('elton amount lo IC.JVSO bale? lor Ihe yow Jual doted, against ?503 tillea Um year before. The aero nil ts from a larne portion of Uio long Bia;.ie regte? nive most discouraging aecountn of tho damage ir.nn rain nml cot eri'lllar, and elvo cuuso to export a moat llmileil crop for Iho year. The abscuco of ?tocli hem limits trannie tiona to auch a degrro, aa to render il di 111 mit lo nive reliable quotations, ami until reen pu of thc new crop, Uio market may be considered nominal. RtCE.-Tho roculpts of thia grnin at Mils pori fer Iho year just closed, amount to 15,337 Ile rc ea uf Carolina bice, against 4110 tierce 11 Ibu Jeir 1? fore. Planters nave cotnnionccil harvesting th? new crop, and should no ibu. lako place, wo may eipecl a coiisiilomhlo in crease oil iho j Sehl of laat year. The market al (his point Ia hare of Carollua, auil ll will rennin illili mihi sugplica of tho new crop comos forward. Some '.'5 Uercey, tho balance cf the si. ri at ono cf ihc elly mills, was die. posed af yesterday ou pr?valo t rino. NAVAL SI ORES_Thcro baa been receiver! here about 55,000 Inala, of Naval Stores fur tho year. This im? portant branch of node, hko mont ellar-, haaconic down lo a email Uguro ci inpareil with tho reeciplaa low tears li.uk. charlo.- 1 >n lum, however, tributary lo hera largo extent nf pino land, un n h of ll untouched, ami, willi any encouragement In price, Ihe market may expect lo steadily expand. Tho tallowing ia iho etato of thoar Uclo boro for tho pant week. 1 Ieee i pis nu iona t lo about 1000 thia. Rosin, 400 bbla. Spirits Turpcntrao, 300 Illili. CrudoTurpenlino. Extra Patu Rosin was aolil at ffi.60 30? bbl.; pale nt JIM 5 ji li lil. 1 No. 1 nt ?3.50^)3.76., No. 2 at $3, anil No. 3 at $2 76 ';i bbl. Tho Sp I rio. wan disposed olal Ole. lb gallon for extra packages, nod 00c. J* gallon for Irregular Iola. Tho Crude 'lurpentlnc changed banda at $3 "rt bbl. for \ 1 rglu ami Yellow Dip. HAY.-Tho reeclplR conalal of ?. 300 balen North River, most of which waa aold from tho wharf ot $1.20 tl hundred. A lot ol 300 bales, same quality, waa sohl (rom atoro at (L20 ft hundred. Wo havo 11O transac Uona 10 report in Eastern, of which ipiallly thc market 1M hare. CORN.-The arrivals of this grain amount tn about 13,000 bushels. Thc demand In entirely rouQiicd to thc retail trade and limited Jobbing tramactiiinn, balda rs ul large lota aio consequently uuablo to 1 .Tl unless ilecliulug (?gores arc submitted to. There han been no wholesale transactions and Jobbing loin uf prime Mun boil are pell? ing al al out tl 35Q1 30 i>- bushel, weight, hags luelmlrJ, and mixed and white Wc Horn from tillo. I 28 il bushel, weight, baga Included. Samo OOO hu-holn Maryland prune, mostly white, but slightly tum il, was ?obi nt I : : Vi bimh-d, weigh I, bags iucluded. Quotations nrc howevci quite nominal. OATS.-Tim arrIMIII of thin grain Lave brou light ami were consigned lo dealers to supply the local trade. FLOUR.-Tho market in kepi hilly supplied willi goml grades ol Southern, the demand al present being quilc ordinary, but prices continue without imputant change Wo quote Southern naper nt $1000 ~r\ bbl; Southern extra at ?ll 00 T* bbl. mid Southern family nt ill 511 ,p bill. Northern brands of old Flour ore bi light demand foi baker's uar. BACON_There is a moderate, supply of Shoulders, bat a light atock of Shies on tho market. Tho dnmautt al present la quilo limited, hut holders are finn tn cause quenco of the siro.,g appearance nf Norlin rn nml Went ern markots. Wc quote prime Shoulders at MJKftWc. V lb; 1 rone ribbed Sides ut li:1 sn. 1'.e., and clear ribbed al 17 ?c. V tb. SALT.-Sorao 5000 sacks, ronnigued lo dealers, hart been received coaslwlse. A moderate demand prevail) far Jobbing lots. Wo quota (2 60 lo $2 75 per nick. INDI A UAOatNO.-Moderate supplies of Ilona* ?'lotti continue to arrive from coantwino ports, hut Uio tr.ooeie Uona have been oonflncd to Jobbing lola nu lime, ul ? prico near our onlaido figure. Wa leam of no largr operation v liol tors aro asking 27@.2Hc. t> yard. Dun. dec Ragging. 44 Inches. 1 fi lbn lo Ibo rani, ia hold al 30@3S.-. Sea leland IJagglug, 45 hachea wide, 2 Hm te Ihc yard, ls held at C0iftr.Sc. RUFE.-There ls a light supply ou Ibo mnrkct, anti wo quote IIciup at ISfajICc. H lb; Orcenlcaf at ITtj lSc, and Jule at 12c. it lb. loos ll ASI.a AND TIES for Cotton aro coming into line, ami "Dillon's Universal Tie," W. ROACH, Spent, the "Ar row Tie," lt. Monc At Co., agents, Ibo "Heard Tie," GEO. W. WILXIAHO & Co., agents, and "Wallcy's Huckle Tie," Kmc HT Unos, k Co., agents, aro offered in Ibis in-rl < : at llMOtlKo. V lb. TIM UER AND LUMTIER.-The nlork nf Timber and Lumber baa bocomc quite Iii; lit, and holders arc linn al quotations-say lor Common Timber il - . j.', ft M; Jlill Timber fC@t8, tl M.; and Shipplug Tinibei $12 V M. Raft Lumber In selling at ?li?iT6 (Ul; and Cily Steam Sawed at $ls6i,$25 tl M. FREIGHTS.-To Liverpool, by sail, are dull nud nonie na]. To Havre, nominal. To the West Initial nothing offering. Loanlwlsc oro gcucrnllyqalt - iionilual. To New York, by steam, 75c@$2 V bale on Sea Island? nml Uplanda; 75c. V Unrv-u ou Rice, cu 40c. i? bbl. on Rosin. Hy sall, nominal. To Boston, by steam, nominal; '_i -/i-le, cont ct lb. by nail. To Philadelphia cent i< lb. ou Upland Cotton by stearn, and - ecut V lb, bj sail. To Rainmore-Tho steamers lako Colton for Liver pool, to bo ri-uhlppcJ by sham through nt New Vor I strain, r's ralea; on Lumber, by nail, to New York, Pillia dclpbla and UalUmoro te's? 7 'T> il on Lumber, and tOQ 10 V M. on Timber. EXCUANOE.-Sterling BUB-Uio rab? ye nb ni ay wai to 77 to the pound atcrllng for sixty days billa. Domar?a KICHANUE.-The banks ar? purchanln) Sight Chocks ou New York at par-, flvo to lei .laye, \ off; ten to nfloan days, I per renl. off twenty lo twenty-ave diyn, I'i per ronL op twenty-llvo to thirty days, l>j per cuni. off. The; aoU Sight li nd ls on New turk al \' IT cont premium. OOLD.-The brokers wcro yesterday buying ot 4 and selling at 42. Augusta. ?Iiiiii? i. Al'till ST A, August 29.-FINANCIAL-There ls ai chango In gold or nil ver ?luco yesterday. (lou)-Buying at 141 and Beliing at 143. ^.HiLVKJt-buying at 131 ami selling ai 135, COTTON -Thcro isa better feeling lu tho market on I lu part of buyer?, but no change in figures. T ho interim M look in light Baba of Ike day aa f. Hone: I ut IV; 2 a 20; ll at 21J? ; 7 at 22; 0 at 23)i ; 20 at 31f?; 0 at 21';. am 1 balo at 28o. Total, C7 balee. Receipts, 44 balea. WHEAT-Rod $1 7Sal 83; While $1 0ua2 10. MACON-"-boulders lftal5!-c; ll U Sides Kal..-; C I S?den 17a US: ; O Sides IsalV. Mobile nar kat, MOBILE, August 20.-COTTON.-There was but billi demand today. Sales60 balci. '.he market closed dull LOW M i.Idling nt min al. Ooldl4Ual4l. Sterling. CO days, 160; Sight 151. Franc, nominal. New York Hank Hight H prciuiuaa clin king pirai, premium buying. New Orloaua Sight pars dla count' Savannah Market. SAVANNAH, AugiiHt 29.-Wo have un chango lo an nounro. iu business during Ibo lant week, Bud but fev alloraUonsIn quotations. Tratlo In still il .11, and lt i teared lt will not improve aa soon ao wan anticipated i few weeks lince, on accouu' ot Inn recent raina, whlcl will mako Uio cotton crop backward. MONET-ls sUII Ught, aud very lilli,- lajior ls bela, (Uncounted. GOLD-Brokera oro buying at rjOalln, and Helling a 1 Hal42, and lt ls scarce and advancing. EXCOANOE-siorUiut, Uwe, 160A163; sterling, sight 163altV4;Now York crme, thirty (lays, I \i cent and lu tercel; ?labt ,'?a)? fl'cunt proud uni. Sterling cicbaugi and New York night acaree. UscunnaNT MON ax-Very fow notes offering. Then is a good 11 em a nd from other markets. STOCKS-Dull. Thcro is a speculative' demand for A and O. ll. U. Central lUUroad.0tt3f> southwestern Railroad.attisa Muscogce Railroad.-Wt'> Atlantic and ?ulf Railroad.A.l(?5 Georgie Railroad.S0(i?S Augusta acd Savannah Railroad.8U6>)S LYTTON.-Silin-" our last rep-.rt wo have hail a dull mai kel, quite as much ao as la uaual al thin season of lb year, and Ibo few sales have been niado at gradually rc durang price? uiibl yenterday, when Ute decided and omi tlnued decline in loth New York and Liverpool rcducci factory figuro* to the extent of fully omi cont a pound To-day middling la worth Mc, and low middling, of whlcl moslof tho oflarlug ?tock ls eouiiioecd, Xl)ia21e. hom aalen of new colton havo been BUdflk but at about th aama prloea as thoao o. old, tho noClty having with th receipt of twenty to thilry bales, worn off. Cnor.-Wo re,- ret to be ablo to n port i vi ii lesa fa vera bl jr on lbn prospect of the crop than lu our last, and w aro rcluctauUy constrained to IKIICVO that male rial 1 nj ur. bsa been suffered by thu plantera lu our huuiodlaUi rsv Uon. southwestern Georgia tends forward for tho Ara time complaints of runt rain and worm, and whllo vert Ung tins ovtmmg, rain still pours down,affording fnrlhe subject for alarm. 1 n the present <-ondit inn nf thorium try lt ls reilly din tressing to wltitosa tho feeling nf almos despair evinced In some of Iho press reports of the crop mid )et, n. wehavaln formorlssuca ri inarkol, all nmil reporta must bo received with due reservation, aa Un danger la often exaggerated whero a roan's all la at slake V/'e merely write for tula sooUon to-nay, leaving Ibo otb era formerly noticed to render their own accounts, and from newspaper advices, we should ea? they would b. far from presenting a aaUafaotory tone. 8ea island crops are sUII unfavorable, bul yet wi ahould say tnal tho catonilllar ls up to now vary psrtiai and nial uot by any means general. Most ficier? aaj lt will take twenty days to deride tho amount nt damagi done, but Hutt ao far as known lt may bo contldercxl se rion?. Some sales of Sea Islands have come ti lighlmailo In Ihe Itat fow weeks, of poor grades, at9A S3c Der pound. Il wo cbould be called upon to esUmate thc exlonl o injury to Ibo crop from all reporta in tho Houlb, am giving lacie up to now their mil welgl.t, wo ?bniili plate tho enUre crop of colton st undor two millions o bales; but If t'ieao be conti . .red, culled and oaUmaled we might possibly consider a naif million moro as no improbable, say two and a hail millions otbslca. Receipts since Augnst 3Jd amount lo 730 balen unlandH Ki po rta for the same lime WI baler. Stock en hafbd ant mi shipboard mu ili ar.il, 2410 bale?. TM? Includes Hie | re?:,pm ami experts up to tul* cveuluu, (2tllh). conon M il 1 .ULM . Stock on limul lat Sept, IBM. 417 Received MIIICC August 23. IW.7. ?I Ucvclveil previously.14,378 Total.14,828 Caponed HIUCU August -n. IKC7. I l|UIMc I |.li.MUU-.lv.14.GIW Total.14.000 4.C11 TM - II.01B 240.323 I uta I 237.211 237 .H?O I Stork on hand August 29. 'ill! '2,4411 I llicr. -Tim prospect ul Hm rlcu crop lu th!? ?i-rtlou tn very eood, U-.nugti Hie recent heavy raina have i-reiml a [ lillie apiireliuiMlou. Wo uuolu Carolina U^allU coiumou priinu Rangoon loralie; Interior, crude in?, i SALT.-'Hie Biipply ia <|Ultu liuiituJ, ami wu q.. I.iverjHMil per tuck, liy car load, ?2 f>D; per IOU wa .-Ls ?2 TB. Small lula tu. 1 nenin rn- To Non York, on eottou, per steamer. Up? land. To New York, on cotton, nea Maud. To lt..-lon, per steamer, upland, ?HT hale. S3 l's} I To llallimnro. puralramor. To I'h i ; m iel i iii I j, per Kleanicr. u platel, por halo.... 1 CO I Tu Philadelphia, ou domestics, per halo. OOo To Liverpool, on collen, per strainer, nimaru.13-32U 'Io Liverpool, nu coll?n, per nie mur. round. 'id To Liverpool, on cotton, ii plain I. 'ol To Liv. rpo.il. on colton. Mia Uland. :,.l Te) Prov idence, am cotton, per nail. V To Providence. vi? New York, per atc amor.?3 ll? | To l'oillalul, vin New York. lu I:-. I'm via New York. U'o New York, ou lumber.?0(5 To lliwlon, ou blumer.lOfrJ To New York ami Hinton, on limber.lin.-, Il To Cuba, ou lumber (in ?-'.li.nominal New tlrlraiiv Mu rle. i. NKVY CHILEANS, August 20.-Corros.-Tlie move- I ment to-day baa bern restricted, being conllued to 050 { bulen. Ukeu by a few par lien lor thc completion of pre? viously uncxiruted orders. Tho market, owlug lo tbo ' dlmliilfllieil HU , I,, nan Hcnntlly supplied, and factors tlrmly adhered to previous demandB, while buyois, on Um other band. 111 view of tho II uracil depression pre? vailing at New York and Liverpool, were unwilling lo ?o on union al riinceneloUH, wbleh falling to obtain they withdrew fruin the market. Prices ludicateil no malerlal v ai int nm, althnucli on Ibo whola tho tendency was to i leen linn fi clime. With thc above remarks no repeal provtou? qunUUuun, aa follows: Ordluary 2la23o; (lood ordinary 24a-; Low Middling ?Pi?-, and Middling 28 ?58-. HTATEMUKT OF COTTO.N. Stock on baud September I, lSrtO.balea 102,082 llneclved today. 217 Received previously. 700,122-7110,330 AddiUonal bides made from wrecked, loone, burnt nnd damaged Colton, pickings, kBuiplCH, .V.C. 10,323-770,002 Cleared prcviaua Stuck OU band and on shipboard . Ualvcstoii conon Hlalrmcnl. ILVLVK.STON, An,-mt 17. Tills Year. Bs (et. Sloelt on banil Isl Sept., Iflf.G. 7.6H9 Ile Cotral lids week at Ibis port. 445 Hocclv.sl pr.-vi...i.ly at Ibis pert. 103,007 Hi e. lo il at oUier purtH. 11.1'. Tolal. 1R0.4G0 This Year. 1865-00. Exported lo- //al?. Hatti. areal britain.00.761 09.435 Tranco. 1,730 Olbcr Continental ports.... 0.697 3,011 Havana. HO Mexico. 120 New Orlcaus.21,32? 44,34? 1 Lilt 1 more. 200 New York.72.S8U 62.420 Hosten.18.201 8.094 Puritan,1. 481 1R3.G01 170,257 On baud and on eblpbo'd not cleared... 2,855 9.190 .1A Mi's SORLEY. Cliiu'leston Wholesale l'rice.s. AnncLCs. j micas. HAGGING, fi yard Dundee. 30 {? (M tliiniiv Cloth. n fi M HA LR HOPE, -ri lb-Manilla. 21 f.? 25 Western. 13 ftj 18 New York. - C-s - .mie. nan - mn:A ii. v u> Navy. - f? - Pilot. 10 iu - Cracker*. ia ?* is ItltirKS, V M. 9.00 it 20.00 HR A ?V, Af? 100 IBS. 33 ta. - COT1HS. Y lb Ordinary to Good Ordinary. - H'? - 1Mi Mini,:. WM 24 Middling lo Strict Middling. 24.1,1a. 25'; (llKKl M i '.III n :. - fa - Sea Islaml. 43 eu 05 CANDLES. Y lb-Sperm. - fn> - Ail:.,., aiiliui-. 35 (sj 20 Tallow. 19 ft? 21? COFFEE, Y lb-Itio. 21 i-u 30. IJI.'U iv t.i. 28 Ki) 35 Java. (0 40 CORDAGE, M? lb-Mamila. - M - Tarred American. 20 (o) 28 CORN M KAL, Y bbl. COO (a) - COAL, Y ton-Anthracite. 10.00 Stil.00 i-nial., rim.I. nominal. COr/'KH. Y lb-Sheet. OH fia 00 FERTILI/.ERS Peruvian liliane, fl lon. 100.00 ftj - racine (luana, Y 201 Kl U>s. Tr,.no 'a) - Uaugh's Phosphate. Y 2KHMI lbs... 00.00 ftj - Ulm.lee' Phosphate. Y 2IHMI lim... 65.00 tu - Ma|M-s'Siipcrl-hosphiilc.ll 2000 ll. IV..Oil ec - /.ell's Uaw Ilouu I'lionphale. 05.00 fra - /ell's Super 1'll.iipliat.of Mme. . no.00 fr? - FISH- cod. Y us* tbs.; 7.00 fa 0.00 tierno/., V box. 70 fr? 80 Mackerel, No. I, V half bbl. 0.00 fcio.it.) Mm-Leroi. No. 2. "(' half bbl. 8.00 la) - Mackerel, No. 3, Y bbl. - <a) - Mae1, IT. I, No. I, by kita. 2.12 (0 3.00 No. 2. 3.00 ft? - No. 3. - (ol - Sardines, Y 10O-quarter boxoa.. 23 fry) 25 liul? boxen_ m M. AO FLO Ult, Y bhl-Super.I - tjt - NurUiem ami Weslem Extra.j - (a) - llallimom Extra.I - W - SuuUicm-Super.110.00 (.a - Kxlra.11.00 (?a - Family.11.50 & - FRUITS-Pninc?, Y lb. ? OJ - Fie.?. 40 ftj - Dried Apples. 10 fiji 28 Almonds, soft shell. 33 ftj 40 Raisins, M. lt.. V box. 4.00 fte 6.00 Italslns, Layer. 4.60 ? 6.60 Oranges. - (A - Lemons. 1.00 ? 8.00 GLASS, Y box of 60 fuel American, 8x10. 6.60 ftj 6.00 American, 10x13. 0.00 fa 6.60 Kreuch, 12x11. 7.00 ft? 8.00 ORAIS- Maryland Oats, Y buahcl. - & - Western Oats, fl bushel. - ftj - Cum, Y buBliel. 1.20 (it 1.35 Ileana, Y bushel. i-OO fr? 3.00 IU Y, Y cwt.-North lUver. 1.20 (i* - Kantern. -- & - mDKS-Vry, ft lb. 10 eu li ISItlGO-Y lb. 1.00 eu 1.75 IliOS-lt.-mu,I. ft lb. 07 eu 07li Swede. 09 ft* 10 LATHS. YU. ?-00 ftj 1.60 LIME- Shell, fl bbl. - fr* South Carolina. 1.60 6j - Ilockport.I 2.00 et 2.25 Cement. 3.75 (a) 3.50 Planter Pari?. 4.00 ft? 1.60 LUM UER. Y M. (cet Clear White Pino, lat quality. 50.00 @65.00 White Piuo, uood run. 38.00 ftjtlO.oO Yellow Pino. 20.00 ($25.00 Hoards, fl M. foot-Rough. 12.isl M 16.00 amoved and Tonirucd.... 28.00 6S32.00 LEATHER, caunirj UuneO, Y lb. - ., - MOLASSES, Y Kallon-Ouba. 15 . 60 Muscovado.| 66 ? 05 SuK-ar Horum. 60 ftj 1.00 Nuw Orlcana. 76 0 82 ?VA VAL STORES, Y bbl-Tar. - ftj) Pitch.I - fa - llnalu. Pale.j ?.00 fa 6,00 lt,into, Nm 1. 3.75 (4 1.26 Ilnaln, No. a. 3.00 0 - lloaln. No. 3. 2.60 <.? 2.7fr HulrilsTanientmr, Y nallan. 60 fa 52 IMA??!, "ir,. lil tal - ff A ?LS-American, IfrJuaOd, ft keg. 7.00 ? 7.76 American Wrouuht. - @ - LaUdUK. 7.60 ftjlO.OO Copper, ft lb. 1.00 ftj) - Oalvanlzoil. 30 ftt - Spikes. ia ft? 16 OJCvL-Ijird, fl gallon. 1.10 ra 1.45 Unseed, ft gallon. 1.61 ra 1.60 Hporm, Winter, fl gallon. 2.95 fra - Colton fleed, fl gallon. - B - Castor (E. I.), ft gallon. 3.00 $ - Olive, Y dozen. 8.00 (?10.00 PROVISIONS-Deaf, mau, ft bbl.16.00 (330.00 Hoof, prime.14.00 @16.00 Park, mess. - fa - Rump. - fa - Ilocon, Haras, ft lb. 14 @ 23 Bacon, Sides. lil Vii 17 Uacoii. Shoulders. 14>i?J 15 Haren, strips. - @ - Lani, in keg. 12}ifte 16 Hutter. 30 & 10 Cheeae. 15 ft? M l's la loi H, Y bbl. - fri) - Onions. 3.00 fa ,1.25 Apples. 1.00 fa 6.00 1?^/.VI'S-While Lead, fl lb. 10 (a) 16 Black Lead. 10 ftj ia .Mao. Whlto. I ia fa 16 PLOW STEEL, ft tb M i - RWE-Carolins, fl th. luSfa ll EASIIUIIIB. - fte - SLA TES- American. ',' square. 12.60 fa) - SinXGLKS, Y M. 7.00 (s) B.IA) Whit., l'un., flint quality. 13.00 (a) - AM/.7"-Liverpool, coarse, Y sack. 3.00 @ 2.76 liverpool, line. - fa -, SOAP- Uar, fl lb. ll @ 15 STARCH, Y lb. 10 fa 13); SPICES, Y lb-Cuasia. 1.00 <?j> - Mace. 1.76 ftj - Cloves. 75 10 - Nutuicga. a.00 ftj a.SO Pepper. 10 fi - Pimento. 40 ftj 60 lia, e OlDgOr. 30 fa - SPIRITS. Y gallon-Alcohol. 6.00 fra 6.00 Urandy, Cognac. | 1.00 013.00 Urandy, IKimesUc. 3.00 ftj 3.76 Oin, Holland. 1.76 ia 6.00 Gin, An.. neun. 3.60 ftj 3.76 Kum, Jamaica. 6.00 ftj 6.00 Rum, N. E.I 2.60 6? 3.00 win .kuy, Hourbon. 3.00 ftj A.uo Whiskey, RocUAed. 3.30 ftj 3.10 S I'll A ll. Y lb -Ita?. 9 Ci lin. Crush od. 18 ftj - Clarion! A. 17 ftj - Clarified ll. - ? _ Clarified 0. i c i;( a 17 Loaf. 18 t? ld Porto lie o. I Hi fri Ii Museovai*' . 13 <M ll1, SEO A RS-DomeaUc manufacturo, fl M. 18.00 ?$46,00 TEAS, Y lb-Imperial. 3.00 ftj 3.60 Gunpowder. a.00 fa 3.60 Hyson. 1.60 fra 1.60 Young Hyson. 1.60 ftj 1.60 lllack. 1.00 ftj 1.76 TOIIACCO, Y lb, aa per quality. 40 ftj 1.60 TIM HER- Hewn Timber-Yellow Pino. 4.00 (J 13.00 Ash. - ? - poplar. - <J - Hickory. - ftj - r/.V-I O nnodng Plate. 15.00 fd - I X Hoofing Plate. 17.00 fa - IO Tin Plate', 10x11. 16.60 ftj - IX Tin lisle 10x14. 17.00 ftj - I O Tin Plate, 14x20. 10.60 ftj - Block Tin, fl lb. 40 ftj - riK/Af/J-Cotton, fl lb. 75 ftj - Baling. 45 (,-? - Hemp. 45 fr* - Jute. M fa - r^.1/V/S//-Ilrlgbt, ft gallon. 35 ftj - Paraflno. - fa - r/Ar/?OA/?-WhlloWlno. fl gaUon. 60 ftj . Oder. 80 fa _ French.;. LOO a 1.35 I VISE, ft gallen-Port. 3.60 S 6.00 Madeira. 3.34 ? 6.00 Sherry. 3.35 & 6.00 Claret, ft ease. 0.00 ?lS.60 Champagne, fl banket. 36.00 6*30,00 :/.YC-Hhc<i, Y lb. 3? t? 37 Kmparla or nice Murial store? ?ml UMIWI? from lite 1'ort vf Clinrlc?ton. rrom grptt-'r 'rt io ?> tiKuat ito, tum. ' l??rR\ [ri. hTOUKh. LUMUKU. I-OIITH. Horco?. Harret*. Kool. ??oKfc.u. MH 3.711 7U7,t>78 Now York . 7,381 28,108 l,9-?>,'.!K3 Ncwi>ort. ll. I. . 797.?IHI Now Haven. - - nu.IM Providence, lt. I. .... ? 9ii>.7ii Philadelphia. MI tai 4,438.973 Uallliiiiiro. . I.?M l.Wl 4.?MI.IU3 Northern Fort. .... .... l.WH/WU Now Orlcaim. NM - - Wilmington. 60 .... .... Jersey attar. . 110,000 Other U. K, Ports. tn .... Malauus. ... W ?.37.920 Harb?.loen. . - - ni.-j:.; Havana. .... 46 ?01.9111 Cuba omi a Msrkul. ... .... 201,979 Llvonxml. .... 13,482 7C8.077 HI? du Jiuolro. .... H 108.260 Halifax. NS. .... ?41 390.208 Cardcun*. .... _ 19(1,340 Hordcaux. .... .... 979.943 Waat Indies. ' .... HO 204.U00 Baracoa. .... 17 49.6U0 Kristal, Eng. _ G.ltl - l>sl,amaa. .... .... CO.IMJO lian. Im.n. .... 1,130 148.171 liimtan, H n.I .... _ 13.000 Palma, Majoren. _ _ 370,001? Calbarlcii, Cuba. .... _ 41.008 Vatourta, spain. .... UM 147.000 Porto Wea. .... .... 77,490 Havre. .... .... 10.4CH Ut. Johns, N. I). .... 900 50.000 Total. J0.9.-.1 _64,320 19.091.741 AInrUcI Itcport nuil Quotation Bisect for lionel?. Htocka and nank Ullin, for Week ending: A UK not '4U, 1H07. iBr.rAHii> DT y^NDItlT.W M. MORIW.AND. Ilrokcr, No. 8 llrond Street,Charleaton, s. C. SOUTUKUN HANK BILLS. Unv?I;K Hate* Ilauk ot Camden.21(400 } Hank or CharlcBlun.ltfeOO Hank or Chester.lufctOO Hank or Georgetown.lboxOO Hank or Hamburg.16?00 Hank of Nowborry.37(300 Bank of Koutb Carolina.10<g)00 Hank of S tato of K. Carolina, prior to 18G1. UKs.ua Hauk or stale of H. Carolina,aller latJaii., 'Ol. .i)0Y*iw Commercial Hank, Coliuubln.OSfcjjOO Eichango Hank, Columbia.130400 Merchants Uank.Cueraw.0HC$uO People'" Dank, Cbarlcaton.47(3 tu Planter's Hank of FalrOold.OWjOn l'lanlcr'a and Mccbanlc'a Dauk, Charleston_17(gCO Southwestern ItaUroad Bank, Charleston.34(g)28 stair Dank.CliarlcaUin.04?00 Union Hank, Cbarloslun.(Uy<f00 City of Charleston Chango Utils.7OY4OO Htato Honth Carolina TTeaaury Notes.9&C400 noNiia. HTOCE AND courons. I Georgia Hlalo Coupona.86QD0 I Georgia sui tn Uoud Heron Per Cent (old).80??00 Memphis Coultons. City.60(3011 Momplila liomin, city.tatoOO City or Columbia Bonds.t.v.-.isi City of Columbia Coupoos.ire.goo South Carolina Hallroad aud Bank ?tock.49&44 smith Carolina Hallroad Six Per Cent. Honda.64(400 smith Csrollna Hallroad Bevon Por Cont. Uomls.. .G7@00 South Carolina lt. lt. Certif?calo of Ind ob tod noaa.. .00x300 City ot Charleston six Per Cont. Stock.4OM00 City or Charleston Corllflcsto of Indebtedness_7lvaoo City of Charleaton Fir? Loan Bonds.6O@00 Htato or smith Carolina Honda (old).43&00 HUto or s.mili Carolina Honda (new Issue of January I, IB07.40@00 HUto nf Smith Carolina Htock.28(gi00 Stat* ol s mit li Carolina Coupons.38?00 Pcopln'B National Hank Stock.Par First Nstlonsl Hank Htock.Par Northeastern Hallroad lat Interest Bouda.OSuOO Northeastern Railroad 1st Coupona.46@00 j Northeastern Hallroad Certificate o? Indobtoducsii.48(.<JOO Charleston Gas Company Stock. 12(300 Charleston City Hallway Htock.32@00 Charleaton and Savannah Hallroad Honda (Htato guarantee).40? 00 Charleston and Savannah Hallroad Honda (1st Inter? est or 9ductil.00(500 City of Savannah Honda.8S@00 City of Savannah Coupous (due previous to 1st June, I860).PO@00 City of Havanuah Coupoiie(duo after lit Juno,lBG?).9:.(<j|U0 Memphis sud Charleston Hallroad Bonds.78@00 Memphis and Cbarlcaton Hallroad Coupona.90000 Money bringa 2>? por cant, a month on first-class col lateral?. Any Insinuation in relation to BoDds. Htocka, Cou? pona, or Hank Hills, will bo furnished by appUcatiou. cither l i person or by letter, to tho Broker abovu named, at No. H broad nix. el. consignees per Mouin I'nroltnii Itullroarl, August 30. 37 bales Colton, 25 bal -a Mdto, IfiO bags Wheat. 16J bsgH Com. 80 bbl? and 224 bags Fl. mr, AO billa Nav ' Stores, 6 cara Lumber, tic. To Hallroad Agent, Chlsolm Urns, tl W Clark fc Co, Stenhouan ii Co, West fc Jnnra, T J Kerr k Co, ll Ixjb.sUrcr. J Walker, O Hoeuer, Kana l?ui, Launeau fc Co, IC ll Hodgon* li Co, J D Busch, A Hohiunou fc Co, Uart ii WlrUi, Mrs M Hell. P MclUlor, M Goldsmith ii Hon. W II Mauldin. Passen Hers. Pur stoamer St Heh nu. from Georgetown, H C-H W I Tillan. Miss U Wlglsll. M Haig, A lUreuel, K. Banni, J L> Alston. Misa North. W Gibson, Br Flsgg, L McCain, ami 13 deck. PCT HteamiT Pilot Hov, from Havannah, via Hil? ton Head and llcaulort-W II coskrey, T K Bm'lb. Mr* W Cburier, N HevwarJ. Lieut G K Daken, II II Wright, W Dtarliorn, M J French. Ocn Faust, W T Dennett, M ltlcharduoii, P Connnly. POUT CALENDAR. i ian . 11 ii ?nm nunn or Tnt MOON. First Q. Till, lb. 49m. mom I Last Q. 22d, 4b. 20m. even. Full M. )Sth, 4b. VO111. oven New M. 29tb, 7b. 45, marri A Tl, I JT. Monday.... Tueaday.... WcJueaday. Thursday... Friday..... Saturday... Hiiuday. S..31 S..32 C..33 5..33 fi..3? s..as fi. .30 0..31 8. .30 G. .28 0..27 0..26 e. .at a..u 3..18 4. .28 Bola. 7. .90 7..89 8..33 6..68 7..48 8..97 MARINE NEWS. I-ll lt 1 OP CIIAKLHSTUN. Arrived Yeatcrday. Steamship Oeorga B Upton, nich. li oslan-8 days. Mdze. To \V Hoacb, Railroad Agenta, aud others. (Ti 11 Ullin or Lading having failed to arrive, vfo are unable (o publish a list of consignees.) Tho Upton experienced strong SW winds for most of tho passage. August 20th, lat 38, lon 71, paaaod tho steamship Sea Gull standing North, and at tho samo timo tho brig Princeton, for Nor? folk, Va. On tho 2bHi Inst, apako tho brig Aurora, tram Cubit for Now York. Stoainor Pilot Hoy, McNelty, Savannah, via Beaufort, Ullton Hoad, am. Mdse, fcc. To J Ferguaon, U Harria, W Harrisson, W Rroaael, Mrs D J L Oawaon, W Dear? born, wis? Frazer J y Ktod, TJ S Quartermaster, Strath ern Expresa Co. Steamer Rt Helena, Boyle, Georgetown, H C. 14 hilda and 9 bbla Hogar, /ic. To Shackelford & Kally, 0 Alston, Thorston ai Holmes, Goo.lrich, Wineman & Co, J H Pringle, - McOony, t V O'Neill, J Duryea, Risley fc Creighton. H team or Marion. FM tor. Ban tao. 183 bbla BplrlU Tur? pentine, 6?3 bbla Koala, fcc To O K Prltchett, W H Cor? win 4 Co. LIST OF VBSHICLB) DP, CLEARED AND HAILED FOR TRIS PORT. FOREIGN. UVttftMK, Tim queen, Cook, cleared.July 17 The ChatUnooga, Fro; man, up.July 33 MLDDLxanououan, IMO. Br brig Bollona, Rawlings, sallod.July 9 TALZKOia. Tho Yoi? Angler,-, sailed.June 18 DOMESTIC. BELFAST, HE. Behr Sarah Duck. White, called.Joly 23 Bixoon, HE. Sehr Eclipso, Pendleton, cleared.Auguat a . BOSTON. Brig Josie A Devcrcaux, Clark, up.Auvust 19 Brig G F Geary, Con'ilui, cleared.August lt Rcbr Marian Gage, Shepherd, cleared.August 34 nw ion*.I Hr bark Lillie U-, Clark, cleared.August 13 Brig Baerami uto, LawBon, cleared.August 17 Ilrtg Susan E Voorhis, Fulford, un.August 13 Behr D B Warner, Harlan, cleared.\ August 12 Behr Jonas smith, Niches, up.Angust 34 pnnuDxxrinA. Bark Orchilla, Hayner, cleared.Augujl 33 Sehr O V Willlama, Thompson, sallod.August - DALTTWOBB. Steam ship Sea Gull, Dutton, to lcavo.August 38 I.IST OP BIIIPPINf* In tile Port Ot CH a rles ton, A u ti mt 3D, I80T. VISSELS I'S li KU 100 TOHa, A KD BTEAiaUM COASTIMO wi rn is THE STATE EIC I PT EC. STEAMSHIPS. Saragossa, 778 tons. Crowell, at Vanderhorst wharf, tor Now York, loading....,.Ravanel fc Co Champion, 1378 lona, Lockwood, at Adgor*s wharf, for New York, loading.Courtouay At Trenbolra J W Kvorman, 093 tons, Tuttle, at Atlantic wharf, for Philadelphia, loading.H F Raker fc Oo George B upton, G07 lons. Rich, at Accommodation wharf, for Hos lon, loading.w Roach SHIPS. R O Wlnbarop, 040 (ons, Slowart, at Boyce fc Co's wharf, from Liverpool, discharging.Bavenel fc Co Amelia, 688 krna, Canner, Kt Boyce fc Co's wharf, from Liverpool, waiting.J Fraser fc Oo BRIGS. Henry Laurena, 117 tons. Borden, at Union wharf, from Clonfucgos, walting.J A Enalow fc Oo SCHOONERS. E J Palmer, 107 tons, Palmer, at Marshall'* wharf, for Ballimore, loading.,.P P Locke Wansta, 239 lona, Uawkias, at Union wharf, from New York, discharging.W Roach kl B II ram hall, 337 tons. Hussey, In Ashley River, for a Northern Port, loadln.r.W Roach TUE MARION STAB, EBTAni.IRTTP.il NEARLY TWENTY YEARS AGO, IS published at Marlon, H. c., In the central r^ortion )f tho country, and offers a favorable medium to Mer ihanta, lTrufegUts, Machinists, and all r'aasea who deem 10 extend their bnalneaa in the Pee Dee country. For the benefit of our advertising patrons, we shall. In iddlUon to our subeeriplion list, which ta constantly m. ireasing, publish and distribute, gratuitoualT, copies of hn STAR, during til s business aeaaon this Fall. lUtea of Advertising I UK-? al. W. J. Mc KERA I. U November 30 Editor and Proprietor THE ORANGE BURG NEWS. PT lil Ms ll LD K,EItV SATURDAY MORNING. AT Orangeburg, a C. Temi tl par annum, in ad? an ca. During the spring and fall seasons extra coplee of the iBAXOEBoao NEWS will be circulated for the benefit ul ur advertising pa tr?na. Contract Advertisements Inserted rm the mott ?ben) erma. Address SAMUM. DIDDLE. Editor Oracgctmrg News, February 38 Orari ga burg, s DRUGS, CHEMICALS, ETC. FO I TZ 'S CELEBRATED WHIM; IMI uvm rowiimis. EMS. YELLOW WATER. TEMP EH. EEVEUS. FOUNDER, IAISS OK APPETITE AND VI TAL ENEKOY, ic. I IN USE IMPROVES TUE V." IND, IN? CREASES THE AP? I'KTrTK-fl 1 V K :> A SMOOTH omi O LOS HY SKlN-aud traua lornw tLo MISERA RLE SKELETONS INTO A FINE LOOK IN? AND SPIRITED HORSE. Tilla preparation, lung u li fl fuvoraldy known. Will Iii ? .run (? lil v rcillVlgO r.iu- broken il..wu ?nil low-iplrilcd liurMin, by i* i fr I bc II lint *n<l di .nullen Hie ktoiiucll und loLatiuca. Il IK a mire preventive of all dincama Incident lo thin animal. HIICII :?, LUNG FEVER. ULAND HEAVES, COUOHS, DIS KEEPERS OF COWS THIS PREPARATION IR | INVALUABLE. It In? creases tho quantity and Improves tho rurali? ty of Um MILK. Il baa been proven by ar tull experiment to ln crease tho tpjantlly ol MILK aud C lt KAM twenty per cent, and maku ll.. Ul) TT ER Onu and awoet. In fat ^toulng caitlo, it g va = thom an appetite, o aud makes them tbrlvo much tauter. IN ALL DISEASES OF SWINE, SUCH AH COUOHS ULLI EUS IN THE LUNOS, LTVEn, Ac., thia ankle acta aa o apecifti'. Ur putting from one-half a paper U> a piper 111 a barrel of .will tho above dla oaten will bo eradica? ted or entirely pre? vented. If niven ni time, a certain provcnUvo and euro for tho Hog Cholora. PREPARED BY S. A. FOUTZ & BRO., No. HO V ll A N 1%. I, I N tl T H U K T BALTIMORE, Md. FOR HALE DY DOWIE & MOISE SOUTHERN DRUG HOUSE. NO. 151 MEETING STREET, OPPOSITE < HAHI.I SION HOTEL. March Xl atutliltmn ?GXN THIS DELICIOUS TONIC, EBPECIALLY DESIGNED for the uie of thu Medical Profession and tile Family, le now endorsed by all tho promlno-it Phyalelana, Chem lau and Counolaacura, aa poaaeaalng all those intrlnalc medicinal qualities (tonio and diuretic) which bolong lo an OLD AND PURE OIN. Wo trent that our esUbllahod ropnUUou founded upon eighty-eight years of exporicuco-abundantly vin* dlcatea our claims to public confidence, and guaran toca tho excellence nf tilla Standard Article. Pul up lu casca couUlnlug one dozen bottloa oacb and eon! by all prominent DruggitU, Grocers, io. A. M. BININOEH li CO, [EaUbltslied 1778. Soin Importer. Ko, 13 Reaver street, New Yoi Opinions of tb ' Pr???. Tho ntuiugcra, No. IS Beaver atreat, bava a very high ropuUtion to auataln, aa tho oldeat and beat bouaa tn Now York.-Home Journal. Ibo house of A. M. Pinniger A Co., No. IS Boater street, baa sustained, for a period of eighty y ara. ? rapu Ution that may wo|l bo cn vied. - .v. )'. Sitain? ?W. GOODRICH, WINEMAN & CO., NO. 1S3 MEET PNG STREET, Oppadte Caarleaton Motel, and DOWIE & MOISE, 8CCCE8SORS TO KINO tal l'A S S HIE V . NO. 161 MEETING STREET. January 29 Whole/Ale AganU, Charlo?ton, 8. C. tulha Arno OLD HIP VAN WINKLE OIN. OOLD MEDAL 8ITERRY, PORT AND MADEIRA, HARVEST BOURBON, WHEAT NTJTBIENT, OLD HOMESTEAD RYE. TN ADDITION TO OUR BUSINESS OF HELLING J. WINES, etc., In original packages, and In order to bun re to con sume ra Pars IJquor* tn a compact and con? venient form, we commenced tba enterprise of bottling and packing in cai ps our wall known Wines, Brandies, Whlakies, Ac, and have asnt thom ont in a atjle that would preclutio tho possibility of their being tampered with before reaching the purchasex. The general appro, elation and graU/ylcg anooaaa that baa rowardrrf our efforts has fncoiiraged ns to mai ra tain the ? tandan! aa re? gards quail ly, alt?lo maka Increased efforts to retain the conndorjoe and patronage which baa been so liberally be? stowed upon us. BIN INGER k CO., [EiUbliahcd 1778.) Importers ot Wine*, &e" No. 16 Beaver street, New York, The above popnlar gooda are pct np in caaes contain lng ono daxen bottles each, and are sold hy all prominent Druggists, Grocer?, Ac. Opinion? of mo Press. Tho name of Biningor A Co., Na 15 Beevor atreel. U a guarantee of the exact and literal truth of whatever Uley represent-N. T. Oom. Adttrtiter. Tho importing bouse of Ulninger A Co., No. 16 Bosver H treat, la conducted upon principles of integrity, fairness and the highest honor.-Jv. T. Evening Exprtu. GOODRICH, WINEMAN & CO.. N 163 MEETING STREET, Opposite Charleston Hot and DOWIE & MOISE, SUCCESSORS TO KINO afc CA8BID? Y Vo. 161 MEETING STREET, Wholesale AgonU, Charleston, H. CL January Si) wfmsmoa WHISKERS and MUS? TACHES forced to grow upon the smoothest face In from th reo to Uv? weeks by using Dr. HEVIG N B ' K RESTAURATEUR CAPILLAIRE, tho moat wonderful discovery In mo- ' dorn science, acting upon Ihn Beard and Hair In an almost miraculous manner. Il haa been naod by tho ell to of Parla and London with the moat flattering ancceaa. Naraea of all purchasers will bc registered, and tf entire eaUataction le not alvon lu overy lnttanoo, the money will be cheerfully refunded Price by mail, aealed and poatpald, SI. DeacrlpUvo cir culara and testimon?ala malled freo. Address HERO Eil, fillUTTS A CO., ChemiaU, No. ?S6 Rlvor atreel Tror N Y., Role AgenU for the United Huton March 30 TUE LANCASTER LEDGER, CONNORS & CARTER, PROPRIETORS. Pt HILTS ll ED EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNINO AT Lao caa ter C. H., 8. 0, Having a hugo subscription list, lt offer* a favorable medium to Mrrcharil, and all adv crt Uer? who deatro to extend their business In tho lipper Dlatrlct* of the SUI?. Ratos of advertising Rb aral. Specimen copy of paper tent on application. August M_ The BennetUnrtlle "Journal" IS PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNINO AI BennetUvllle. 3. 0.. In tho eastern portion of the 1UU, by STUBBS A LITTLE, Proprietors, and offer? ru pe rt or IndncemenU to Mere ti ania and all other? who ?lali to oxlend Uialr Ima Incas tn thia aecUon or the Po* [>ee conn try. We rea pee ti oily aollclt the patronage of mr Charleston friends. .... , 1 ,, Tartes-SS par au nam, lnvsrUbly In advance. Advor> laomsnU Uawrtedtu very rea?enable rata?. Joly 8 BARNWELL SENTINEL [B AN EXCELLENT A I) VERTI ?JIN O MEDIUM. LET Merci an ta and bnalneu men try lt lor a few months. 'No risk no gain." Bend on your cards and Inertia,, our trade this fill. ? There's u j thing to equal Printer's uk-lt has made many a fortune. Terms for tho paper-S3 per annum. In ad vanes. AdratUemeaU lnesrted at th* rate of tl per sanare ol waive Ur.?? or leas for ?sch Insertion. Cards of Un linea or lesa, at the raU of SIO for threa. noriln*. Contracts by the year or for alz months, allowing priv eg* of changing on mora favorable lenna. Address . . EDWARD A. BRONSON, november 1, PabUsbot aijc'roja.u.tot DRUGS, CHEr.1lPALS, ETC. HTTHK?ALK UK TU Ii PJANTATION DIT- | TKiLH u without proootiMit lu lim history ni tho world. Th oro I? DO secret lo thu metter. Tho* aru cl ouce th? mott ?ti rod j. strengtheulDg in r.m,.,,.". ,f,-r r-v.-r tlls covered. Il requires tnt a elugln trial to u-iii? roland thia, l'hoir purity eau always Ira rollwl upon. They aro composed of the ruiubrateO <)alli<a>u iSArk, tata attila (lark, Dandalloo, Chamomile flori ra, lawn, lu (? lower?, Wlutori'reoti, Anise, Cl-irorlmdu, Ora:.**.,-.*!, ocake-rooi, Caraway, Coriander. Burdock, 8.-T.-1860--X. fto. they are especially recur"intjnde<l to utcrgyiiiim. pm ilrtpctakers, and prranne or literary babita eui miaaii ary Mle, who reijulrn Ireo dlgnotluu, a rollah fut levait, acd clear mental I ?eui ti ea. Dellcato luuialea and noak persona ar? cemin In (lin! tu ll:tno Ditter* ? Int they ltavo ?. Inug looted tor. Thoy purity, nlrtrntiboii tiiA I :i vin?culo. They create a healthy appullio. Thoy ara au enlut?lo tu chango of watrr and diet. Thoy OTorcome rfforta ur dissipation an . lita honra. Thoy etronglhon tbnayatnm ? i l oullvott thu mimi. Thoy prevent miasmatic and Intermittent forer*. They purify the breath and arl Illy of tho etouiaeu. They euro Dyapepela aud Conntlpatlon. They cure Diarrhea, Chotara aud Cholera Morona. Tb cy core Liver Com plaint and Norvoua Iloiulacho. They are tho beal mitera lu the world. They mata tho weak man Strong, aud are exhausted uaturo'a groat reatoror. Tba following turtling and emphatic tutanienta oui bo ooeu at our office. Lotter of Hov. K. F. Osant, Ol'Splaln of tho 107th Kew Tork Beglment: NUB AIXI?I? (.'MU, March iib, lira. Owing lo the groat orpoaure and torrin"o decomposl* lion aflor the linttle of Antietam, I waa utterly proatrat ld aud rory alck. My etouiacb would uul return modi eiiio. An artlclo callod I'lanUtlou Illltura, pr?paroi by Or. Puacs, of Mew York, waa proscribed to give Jur -???1" sad iii spjjtlita. To dy ?real surprise ?hey Have mo uanindlnto relief. Two bottles ilium-1 alluvial ino to Joui lay rogltaont. . * . . I have sim e acou thom used in many catos, aud am doe tu say, for hot. pita] er private parpo ara I know of nothing like thom. Uer. X. F. CRANK. Ohaptilu. Letter from the Hov. N. IL lliz.nl, 8t. Clair? \lllo, fa. ?njrTLiiwr.M:--Yon wurotlud enough, on a foruior oc? casion, to aond me a half ilozren botlloa of Plaulatloo lil'tara for $3 SO. My wlfo having dorivod ao tnucu benoni from the ute oftbcto ljiltera, I dealro . ,.<? to coo linne them, and yon will please con J us Mt tot Ilea more 'or *.he monoy enclosed. I am, vary truly. ? ?ira, H. E. (JILUJ, Putar Oer. Kef. Church, DOLXUXC' now?, SoptmnmnrbBirr'a ? rn OB, I CntaursaTi. Onto, Jun. lAih, itali. | .>..... I have glveu your Plantation Ulttera tn hundrnla mr noble BO I dieri wbo atop here, moro or leos dibbled from Tarlena cantea, and tho etToot la marveUoua and gratifying. Buoh a preparation aa Ulla la I heartily wlah In every family, lo avery hoapltal, and at hand on every hattie field. a. W. D. ANDllKWB. Suporlhtandeut. Dr. W. A. OUILM, Surgeon or tho Tenth Vormcnt Be? gin, en t, writes:-"I wlah ovary soldier had a buttle of Plantation Wileri. They are tho moat effective, pur feet, and harm lr fe? toa lo I ever need." WlUJkBD'e ll 'rr kl, 1 WIKRI xii-ros, D. C., May 23d, InOH, ) OBRTLBJUH:-IV? rer]nlre anothrr supply ol yum Plantation Tjlttar?, tito popularity o which dally tn createe with thc gurata cr mil' houac. Ilcapccttutly. KYKKH, Ol?AItVVIOH A Co. kc. Icc. fcc, ato. Icc. Do aura that every bottle hears the fac-simil? ol our j alguature on a alee) plate table, with our private alamp over the cork. V. H. Dit A h I, & CO., NO. 302 BROADWAY, N. Y. Sold hy all respectable Druggists, Physicians. Uroccrs, Saloona and country Bntol-dcalcrs. April 13 thatulyr "A am tie wa? on bar lip-heall!, waa In her look strength waa In her alep, aud In her hands-FUaTUa noa Brrnsa," S. ?.-1860-X. A few bottles ol I'LAirranox iltTTtna Will oura Nervous Headache. " Cold Extremities and Feverish Lipa. Sour Stomach and Fetid DTKIUI. " Flatolency and Indigestion, " Nervous Affections. ? ' Zxoesalvo Fatlgne and Bhort S rea Ut " Pain over the Kyee. " Mental Despondency. " Prostratl?u; Oreat Weakneax. .< Ballow Complexi?n, Weak Dowels, Aa. Which are tba evtdoncea of LITKa OOMPLAINT AND DYSPEPSIA. It la estimated that seven-tenths of all adult ailments proceed from a deceased and torpid liver. The hillary accretions of the liver overfiowtUK Into the stomach poi? son the un tim ayatem and exhibit tho abovo eyinptoma. After long mar arch, we aro auk) to preerjit the moat remarkable cure for tbnao horrid nightmare dl?oasos, the world has ovar prodncod. Within one year ovar six hundred and forty thousand persona have lakhu the PLAHTATIOH Brm HS, and not an instance of complaint has come to our knowlodget It ls a most effectual tonio and agreeable sttmnlan suited to all condlUont of life. The reporta that lt rr Hr? npon mineral substances fir Its active properties, am wholly false. Fdr tbs e?.llr lection of the pabilo, and thal patieuts may conaul their physicians, wo append a Hst ol Its components. Causara nus.-Celebrated, tor over two huudred years tn the treatment of Fever aud Ague, Dyspepsia, Weakueea, eta. It waa Introduced Into Europa by the Countess, wife of the Viceroy ol Peru, In Kid, and afterwarda acid by lbs J neutle /sr las raormotu prisa ol itt c~ aeigU in lilear, under Ute narnu ol Jttuil'i ft>? drrt, and was flnally made pnbllo by Ix)uls XVI, King of Vranoo. Unmboldl makes especial reference to Its febrifuge qualities during bis South American travelt, Casoanit.r.i Baal-For diarrheas, collo and dlaaasea ot Ute atom sch and bowels. DaHDBLioK-HOT InfiamxniUon of tho loins and drop loal affecUoos. Caaatoanxji FLOWBSS-For enfoebled digestton. La vim nan Funs urn-Arums tl e. atlmulaut and tonio highly Invigorating In nervous debility. WamrJMBXzv-For aero fula, rhenmaUsm, ato. Astis?-An aroJtnaUo carminative; cxeatmg Beau, mas?is and milk ; muon need by mothers nnralng. Ahas, oloTSVbnds, orange, carraway, coriander, anata oes, ato. 8. T.~1860.~X. Another wonderful Ingredient, of areal ass among the Bpeniah ladles of bouth America, ImpArUng beauty to the complexion and brilliancy to the mind, ls yet on known to the commerce of th? world, and we withhold Itt nama for Ute present. IMPORTANT OKBTIFIOATHB. BoODsnu, H. Y , Dooomber 38, Itel. Messrs. P. II. Doaxs h Qo.-l have been a great ont. farer from Dyspepsia for throe or four years, snd had to abandon my profeaalou. Abont three months ago I tried the tiamat ou Bitters, and to my great Joy I am now nearly a well mau. I have rooommeuded them lu several oates, and, aa far aa I knuw, alwaya with signal ben ant, J am, respectfully youri. lier. J. B. QATHOBN. PRItunstPBTa, 10th Month, 17th Day, 1883. BBsrrsoTxu Vaiuni:-My daugbtor has been much btnalttad by tbs ase of thy Pian tallou Bitten, Thon will tasad me two bottles mort, Thy friend, ASA COBBIN, Bnmiis-iw Boots. Omoaao, UL, 1 " February ll, 1843. } luttas. F. II. Otas* A Oo. :-Pirase send us another twelve casas of your flan tau on Bitters. Aaa morning arrpetixer, they appear to nava superseded everything also, and are greatly esteemed. Toora, Aa, OA?E A WAITS. Arrenge al en ts are now completed to supply any de? mand for thia article, which has net hereluforo been posai bis. Xii? pnbllo may rest asa ar ed that In no casa will the perieotly pore standard ol Uiu pLaatraTiou ill rr tia be departed from. Aoers bottle ora rr Otc fac-timlU of our .VnsJairs sw ? ?Uti plat, tngranng, sr il cannai os sm . 4** pretin?irtff to ntl tujunoit Hmm tn Mailt OT by Vu oalhn, ii a nmndlrr ami impoiter. Jiman >f rtJUUd boliht. Ste that our Privait ?ltamp ti Untre "HUD oner leery cort. Bold by all Dragglata,Orcoeraaud Dealer a throughout lb? oona try. P. H, DilAKK & CO., New York. Aortl wt mwf 1? KRAUSHAAR & CO. nm mon DOMTn OB AID ABD BQTJABB S?IANO.FORTE? fail Iron Frame and OverstmnK BHJI, MANCFAOTO B? ABD WAH KU O UBI '.hil* Wtatns>aaatoa-?traet. tte. li BBAB CQOADWAT, BXW TOBE. pH? DBDKBBIQNrD, U KM BEBB OF THF FI UM O? X aUtAUfUIAAB A CO., ara practical plano matera io? ta sash fairs bsd t largs sx peri an ea In coaneetioi nth toma oi Ute beat Kstafallsamsots In th ts oamntrj ind Europe. Tl-air ) Unos tra mads not marci/foi htts. bat ty them, AL d under their Immediate personal apsarvlalon, tx d lAsy aliorr ne lustrum en ls to leave th ali actory and ?sat Into ihn hands of their- pairona, rm ka al bay ha vs ? power, av enc eas, firmness and ron nd r. rai ot aaa, tn alaatidly of tonoh-without which no instru? it stn OOght to bs satisfactory to the pubtlo-aa weU . ntl durability In oofiatrnoUon, which enables lt so re tain tn tu ?and to withstand sudden changea of Us tratare arid sxposura to sxtrejDS neat and cold, whirl MBOtastlmes tinsvoldshlt, fitty WLU tl all times bs happy lo tee tbs profession nd lbs public at their Warerocms. and invite com pul or? between Loeir awn Pianos ami those Ot any ott? ian ufarte ry. iBTOK Xiii uaUAAB-.TOBIAH BABB CHABTiEB t. SCH0NEMANB, s\?tU9E ? E c ii i II K ini i M; & nm ESTABLISHED 1823, MANUFACTURERS OE Grand, Sauare, And UoriffUt PIANO FORTIS. WARE-ROOMS, NM). ($52 li ROADWAY ZSTEAAT YORK. CHICKERINU fe Gram., Square ami ITprlstit PIA?O-POETES AUK SOW, AM TIIKV ZVrh HAVE HI-EN, CON. .t !!>!.; Ulil? 111? hml lu Ainorlrs, hiving tuon warted SIl'l V-flVK I'tll'/.K ?I?KOA1.S. Of which fourteen wer.i room ve -, in the monlhor of Sop tomber ?nd October, ncr,, mid first penm luina over eil oomptitllars itt tb? dlilrrmit principal Kutti, lu tali conjilry, end tim PIUKK M KUM. ii Hie WOELD'8 FAIR, LONDON. TH A LO ht ItO'H OI'lDIUn. ( conMdor Ohlrkxrhig A Honr I'lMIOt, I.eyGud com? parison, the best I hsvo covn lu Amu Irs. H. 'III ALHEIM, (lhalnnm af Jury nu Mno.i.-.l luntiuiunu CARD. Illa with fool i nun ol pride ss American nunn futur ?es ll.it we imi.huh tho following li nu mi,n, a?, which hu e baan received ny na ricunlly: KtltlOPKAN Tlf. ?Tl .tl O Ki A I.S. lteceioed during itu: month of Augntl, 18&1. 1/?:IIOH, Jnlv 25, lhR7. Muna*. UIIICSFIIIMI A KOSH-Octit.i: 1 "havo mucb 1 luann rv tn enclosing a document signed hy tb? tint composers, mnslclans ami prulns-nra in Kiiii.im. I liehl your Pianos lu such high estimation louie my rertiO catc) Ibat 1 felt ll my dm; to tasti ono ol I hem with ma to Knrope, to ascertain tho opinion nf my prof a.loutd brothren. Tho eucioned certia-vito will provo tm? unsulnions tboy havo boen on thu subject. 1 hog to forward, at the simo time, a tetter I IM.H.J II. my friend, Mr. Collard, whlcti I am aurn inual bo gratify-. lng to yon. I bave the booor lo bo, gohllumrn, youri very truly, J.'. ll I .1 M. v.'lill 1,1. LoKueti, January lt, ISC L Jama H. WrMi. Elf..' Mi H?:?it tim. 1 Lave proal plusmtrii In asking yoato convey to Morxrn. Chtci.(>.'i!.|* tho oipro-slon ol my blgbnst approval nf Ihme Inurnment. It ls, 1 coudder, not morely tin? liM-t InHirumeiit i.t Ainnrlcan uiaurifso tnro that I have trii-d. hut out. of the ilium 11 - uni Piano fnrloa that tu.? .... r e.uim under my clinorveiion; and tbo Metan. Ctilckorlnu uiny wi ll ho prend of ht Ving tnmod ont rr. tu their uioiiuhictory .m liittriimon. which, lor touch, quality, ptxtcruiiU wir tui.miUp, lt would bo very .Wileen lo nurium? lu nay part i [ tba wide world. Boar slr, very sincerely yoma. Oil AH. 1). OOi.LAr.ll, Furn of Collard A Collard, Piauo-Iorio Mauulnctnrejrt, Loudon. LoKDON, Auguat 32, 18M. Jatna ll. WtSU.Mtq.: Mv linn nm: As yan aro going beeb lo tho v ni tr J alstoa, 1 munt beg you tu rotnornhrr in? Kin.Hy to tbs Messrs. Chlcknrlng. Tell them 1 wan de.igliled wltb their Orsnd Pliiic-rorto-ul good mi iniirumenr, I Mini: al was seer turssuout, botii inJeucA unifier i. Wishing you, Ac, I romain over ti jlv, II. F. li I., i , i. wo., LL Firm of I. Broadwood A Bona, Plsno-furle .li toorar*. tarers, London. Lo^oon, Jeir 30, IBAS. Murri. Ohickcring <f .lom: Gurra: I bsve met hcou Invited hy Mon.r.i. tlollard to try a Grand Piano-forte raanouciurml hy you, sud I have no hesitation In endor.lnr* Hie opinion ot my old friend, Ur. a 1). Oollsrd, vis: That li ie Ibo luinst In* aummem I eve played on. Delievo mo, -rentleoien, molt faithfully yours, J. L. UATTON. Ttltimoniatl from tar mutt diitxnguuStd Ar till l in A ump ta Marri. Ckicktring il S.na: LONDON. Joly v., ISA0. Having played upon a PIsuo-Iorte made by Messrs. G bickering A Hons, nf Hunton ami Nuw York, 1 have much pleasure In testirylug to Its geueral oxceileuoe. For sweelneas and brllUaucy of tone, delicacy of touch and magultlcaut power lor concert pu rpi sos, li consider lt a really GBAND Plano-ron ru. sun D?Cinss-. nv TUB nun I nave assn ot? AaitmtcAM MaNuvaoruaa. AUABELLA GODDARD. G10LO IliiUOlIDl. G. A. OHBOBNE. ALFKED JAELL. W. ll ll ll K. L1NDHAV H l.i il'Kit, J Ul.LH IIENEDIOP. J. MllHOIl KLKd. M. W. BALFE. Prof. or Con?e>.valours de Oil All. HALLE. Leipzig. B11INLK? lllOUAUDB. B. AKTIIUIt CUAPPFL, BENE FAVAlttiKB. Director or Munday Con. H?U.SK? HMO ll. nerta, London. Among tim rh 1er pol ii ta of oxoaUenee of Um Oh Inker* lng Planea, of which speak the renowned artists In theil congratulatory testimon?ala to the Meiers. Chlcknrlng, ara the greatest poealblo depth, richness sud volume of tone, combined with a raro tirllUency, clearness and perfect evenness throughout the entlro scale; and, above all, a apprising duration of sound, the pura and sympsthetle quality ol which never changes under tbs most delle?te or powerful touch. During the pail forty-throe years thia Oma bas mann? MUM BP.OOO JPTA.3S?OS, In 'he construction of which they bave lntrodnr- .vi every known and valuable Improvement. They hsvo m carla, bly been selected and nsod by aU of tho srurlJ'u ac kwnoUdftd great artists who hsvo vlrlte? this co on try profeaal inally, both for private and yuh' ,o uso. THAI.UKflG. I consider Chlcknrlng A Bone' Pianos, beyond com? parison, tho beat I bava ovar nt cu in AUK rica. aOTTBCIIALK. I consider Oblckorlng A Bous' Pianos superior lo any In tbs world. They sro unrivalled for their sloging qualities sod for tho harmonious ronudness or their tomi. Thor? In a perfect homogeneity throughont all tho reglaturs. Tita upper notes ara remarkable lor a clearness and pu ri ty solch I do nut lind In auy other lnalrumout, wbilo the Mae ls dlsrtngalafasd for power without harshness, audi tor a magnificent sonority. Four Pianos are superior to any I have ever saan ta his rnniitry or In Europe. I have never btaWd a tone io pei feet; lt yields evory impression that ls n oed ed lu m uni a, and Its quality ut .pable or change to meot ovory sentiment. Villa la a are power, and la derived from the perfect purity of ls tone, together with it. tympaUioIlp, olaktio ni wall lalBiioss? touch, POZNANSKI. During the patt eight years I have constantly played ipon th? Justly celiihratnd Kuril Piano?; yours am tba nly inilrutuonta that I bavo lound, either hero or la luiope, to squat thom in all their points of exc?denos. Il nay be satisfactory lo our pa Irons and rrleeda m eng the publio al large to lists thal testlmouiala tia vs ?en received from ell the leading artists who bars lal ted or are no? rending lu the United Hlatei, a fear el those names, besides those above, we append: IEU. DI MKYKB. I GUtfTAV HATTER. LFBED JA KL. | J. BENEDI?P. I. r ANDEB80N. M. HXIUKOSOn. , HOFFMAN. I JDLL1EN. ABTBOB if APO LEON. And many others. AV- I LL U HT 11 i T Kl) ALDO Mfl AND PUIOE LIETB RNT BF MAIL. WARE-ROOMS, Sro?, 652 Broadway, NEW YORK. LENRY SIEGL?NG, Asr't OHAKLEHTON' 8. O 3?too?sT? tort**.