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mwm daily news, . . CATTTflA.TtT, E OATHOAUT, M?MILLAN * MOllTON, IT.OPRIETOKS. No. 18 HAYN E STREET. OLT lU TJ KS. TERMS CASH, SUBSCRIPTION. DAILT?IWCiVKMOMi HS.Sio.uii .?aily?six MONTHS. o.uo ?ily?ru m : months. a t>u .-it. OLK CuriEtt.rinn J\j NEW? DBALEUH.il reni? TUESDAY , SEPTEMBER 3, 1867. (ron : CBAnuUTOM nu . news.) ? ETT?." dt t e .u. 0 mi. A ilow-et blossoms by my welk. Fairer tban all Iho buds ol June, That triune Ibo laka with feathery atalk And opon lo the mm at noon. Its potale blush and turn aaldo To shun Ibo gazo Ita bcau.y draw. And tu all lovcliunsa to hldo Tho light 1U soul keeps looking through It knows not my assiduous caro ; II kn'.WH not ono puro thought of mino, Though sentient ray evenlog |iraycr. Ant' oven tho verso 1 now ontwiuo. It fain would think for othor flowois? It cuti* my glauco with collinosa alul; Yet as min di pi? point tho hours. And aunny wavclcta fall aud IrilL To queeck Ita radtanco teaks Its strife,? It is tub ? ? e of ut lite I SEA MUSIC. Tho gray unresting eoa, Adown Iho bright and belting snore, Breaking in untold melody, Maltes mu sir evennorc. Centurion of vanished time. Sicco the glad oarth'a prlrnirval morn, ?.... u,0 orandnnpanslDi chime. Momently aye u,:,. I.lkc as In cloistered piles, lllob hursts of massivo sound upswells, . Hinging along dim lighted aislen With Bplrit-iranclng Bpcll. tjo on Ilm Burf-whltoainuad, Chanta of dcop peal tho sea weeds raise. Like volrea from a viowlcsa land, ilyinnlng a hymn of pralao. By Unies, In thunder notes, Tho booming billows shoreward surgo; By flanc*, a silver laugh inftoata; By Unica, a low soft dirge. Bonis more ennobled grow, listing tho wordless anthem rise; Discorda aro drowned In tbo great flow Of Naturo'a harmonic*. Mon chango, and "ceaso lo be," And emp?rea rise, and grow, and fall ; But tho weird music ol the sea Live*, and outlives them all. That iryatlc Fong shall last TU11 ?me Itiolf no moro shall be; Tul sea* and altores away bave passed. Lost In eternity. Tito Cation Crop. Tho impression that a large ero of cotton will be made is gaining ground, but tho roports from all ports of tho South do not warrant it. Wo have before us, accounts from Texas, Louisi ana and Mississippi, which aro very gloomy. The New Orleans Ticayuno publishes a letter from gentleman every way reliable., who line boon on a visit to his plantation in Texas. Hear ing gloomy account* ho would not bollavo thorn without pertumul observation. Visiting several farms that looked woll on tbo 1st of August ho now finds tbom bo completely ruined, that not a balo will ho akid? on a bundled acres, aud on his own placo tho cotton is so completely de stroyed that ho will not gathor a halo. Of courso tuie is not tho caso generally, but tho yield has been out short, and to an manning extent. It in saio to say, that neither in Louisirna nor Toxas, will tho crop bo ono-balf what it was oxpocted six weeks igo. Tho fact is also to bo remembered that nono of tho old crop is on hand, while this timo last year a largo amount of it was in tho in terior of Toxas. Ucports from many parishes in Louisiana aro equally distressing. Tho want of rain in many parts of Alabama has injured tho Cotton, and tho worm will still do tomo damage. Wo hopo, however, thai tho fours on this account will provo groundless, in Southwestern Georgia, and along tho eca coast, thero has been an unpre cedented long spell of wet weather, and tho effect on tho Cotton has bcon very injurious. It is woll onough for tho couulry to know theso things. Tho crop in Alabama will bo bettor than last year, and tho corn crop cartainly is satisfac tory, two things which combined will necessarily koop a largo amount of money in our midst, that last vear went into tho pock etc of Northern and Western corn growors. Whilo tho aggrogato amount of cotton will bo amaller than waa expected, tho deficiency troni Alabama will bo less, perhaps, than any othor Stato, und thero fore, tho resulting benefit from good prices will bo gToatcr. Foreign markets aro not uo dependent upon Amoncan Cotton as in years past, and tho rocont declino in Liverpool can probably be attributed to two things, roports fro a ibis coun'.ry of largo crops and recoipts from India and other placoe increasing tho stock on hand. It ie well known that a largo quantity of tho prosont crop will bo consumed by domestic manufacturers, from the tact that ibero is not ono hundred thousand bales of cotton ou this sido of tbo Atlantic, and tho weekly consumption of fif teen thousand bales will soon work it all up. Many mille do not run their full force. It tin y did, tho supplv on hand would bo exhausted boforo tho present crop could get into tho market. On tho whole, tho prospoct for profit to tho Alabama planter is good. His storehouses aro filled with corn, who?t is abundant, and tbo prices of meat, wo hopo, will materially doelino in the noxt six weeks. Those who Bell cotton early generally como out best in tho ond.?Montgomery Mait. COMMERCIAL. Export?, BALTIMORE?Per bchr E J Polmer--*?0!000 ftet Ltun ber, 73 bbls lie.-in. Tbo Cttarlceton Cotton Market. OFFICE of TUE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS. 1 CuaiiLXsroM, Monday Evening, .September 2, 16?7. | Tbo markot waa unsettled and Irregular with a declin ing tendency; salea 251 bales, viz : 2 at 19,10 at 21??, s at 29, JO at 2 1 at 23.199 aj ?3>{, 9 at 23J?, 10 at v.l',. 6 at 24. Prices aro not sufflelently flxud io bo quoted. New Orleans MjuLot. NEW ORLEANS. August 29.?Cottok?With very limited offerings, a difference, of fully lc. per pound bo tweenthe view* ol boyara and soliera, oud quito unfa vorable accorante from Now York and LIvojivwI, uau markot baa been characterized tn <Ur t>r mo same fea tures tb.t ??<? iioatMiiai operations during the paat *<sk. There wore two or thrsa partios in the markot who required small Iota to complete previously unfinish ed business, hut apart from tblj buyers showed no dis position whatever lo como forward, tho markod doprcs alon prevailing In tho leading markets inducine the belisi that moro advantageous purchase.o can bo effected at a later period. Heneo tho day'a transactions havo boon restricted, t o. aprii! g barely 240 bales, taken by five broken, at Irregular but lower prices, tho market closing so eompletelv unsettled that wo aro obligad to omit quo titi cms altogether. eTATZiTEHT or cotton. Stock on band September 1, I860.balea 102,082 Received to-day. 31 Received previously. 760,839-766.670 Additional balea made rrom wrecked, loose, burnt and damaged Cotton, pickings, * samples, Ac. 13,323-779,993 Cleared to-day. _ ' Cleared previously.887,316-887,316 Stock on hand and on abipboard.u tag Cotto*?No talea to report. oold?140*141. Sterling co days, 1C0?Sight I'd ? France?nominal. New York Bauk Sight y. premium chrcklng; par a>f premium buying. New Orleans sight par aj? premium. Philadelphia Marii?t. PHILADELPHIA, i-rlday, August 30.?Coal?The do. pleased and unsatisfactory condition of tho trade In both the ScbuykfJ and Lchtgh regiont, recorded for tomo limo past, aUll continues, and prices aro mostly nomi oak Cotvte? Tue market continues very qnlet; 200 baga of Ido sold at 2Ia2<3ic, and Laguayra at 2.1c per lb cur rency. Co?tox?The market has been doll and prices are un. settled and drooplnp. ; about 600 balos Middlings sold in lots at 27a28c or Upland-, and '?8i29a per lb fc r Now Orte en p, oloslng at 27???28)?c per lb. Flo tra.?Toe market lina been moro activo, but prices aro drooping; 1C00 city milla family sold for shipment on t 'nn. kept private, and 6000 bbls In Iota, to the rotailcrs aud bakers, at prices ranging from ?7 to IS for superfine; 9i to 810 bo for old stock and fresh ground extras; ?10 to j 13 for old stock and fresh ground Penna, and Ohio f rulli ; 111 to 112 25 for fair lo choleo Northwest family and 113 go to 114 60 per hbl for farcy branda as tonusllty' Bye flour Is firmly hold; 100 bbls sold at 19. Corn meal Is unchanged; 800 bbla of Brandywlne meal aold on Dri vata terms. * OKAIS-Tbcre has been less doing In wheat, and prices aro weak and unsettled. About 20,000 buabels so'd at $2 25?2 35 for common lo primo new rod; ?2 ?0a2 48 for choice do, and 12 05a2 80 por bushel for white, the utter rate for prime Kentucky. Ilyoia acaree and In fair de mand; 2000 bushels sold In lota at from 81 COal 70 nor bushel fot new and old. Com is acareo and in fab- de mand; 40.000 bushels sold at $1 25al 20 for primo vello* ? bl 23 lor Western do, and SI 21al 22 lor Western mlr?d ' mostly at Iho latter rate. Oala aro dull and lower- 35 ?o? liushela sold at from 40 up to 86o, according to qual'ltv 1600 buehela of Barley Malt eold at 81 60. The recijD?i to-day are aa follows: lOOOhbls Hour; M Ou bushels nitrii ? 53U0 bushels com; 10,700 bushels oats. , llOLASSiav?There la very little doing, but ptto'a ara unchanged. 210hbdaof Cuba Musco rado aold at 60c and 60 hhds Knglisn Island at 60c fi gH : " Naval Stobxb.?Mesa are rather lower. Salea of common Rosin at *4a4 25 per bbl.; No 2 at at as-Un at Pi 60a4 50, and palo at Mai. In Tar and Htch no J?SjJj B*>lrita o'i'urpenUno la lower, with small sales Pnovisioxs.?The njirket continues very qnlet, but pricot are well maintained. Tork 1* steady, with small SufaS. S? MJ? ?M ?ur mc" : *M to ? J e?prtmedS? and ?21 for irlmo. Meas Becr.-Th? offerings spatriali and the doreand moderati! ; salea df city pic?odf?t Sue to 28. BacorL-Thoro baa bcou a limited c^raaUnd prlcoaara firmly maintained; sales of Mata andiMcv canvassed bams at 10 to 22c ; aides of lili to UK'? for ribbed. 16to 18*0. ,or olear,ribbid; atuT ahVu&r. ? 13XC Oreen meata.-Tho transaction, bave be^aznavP. but prtots bare been well mMntalncd. Pickled hamasell at If to IB*, aodahouldera, m aalt; at 12 << to 12X0. Ride, axe ?carre. Lard La steady and In buter demand at for , -, / iMsjAj, g^tttVrff^Ulf?fti? hawaiuih*, lutti , lier raten; estua ufli < sud ?!? il ?',. ?>>.?> ?"? ? 1I?.. 0 lie. Tliouiartot tor tuttb'i la almost at ? stiud. bi>v m ro?u?lng to operalo to any extc ., oven br.i couee? it<U); email talca ot old at 9 ti> 10c. . ad now eolld Politi griVanin and Obto at I3 lo lTo. Checte lia? boon niilet. gg* sell al 23 to 3lc ]ior doteu. lUcE?Contliiura dull; aalca of Carolila* ut II to lac, vnd Haussen at 0 to ?.??,<? lier )b. HCOAR?'Hierein- been a fair business doing at full prices; llOO libile ot Cuba soldat Il?al2!(e; SM hhds of Porlo lllco at 12 \ al.l. and !00 boles of clarified at I3)jc 1 cr lb currency. New York Market. 5joni? at AHB NT, Tho Now Ye. I. ?'canaia; Mail o) ?alur.liy. August 31, taya: fbo elicci? | tbeiecelit nborllve attempt lo pul down Oov*rmnetii Mctttittea me stilt visible at lile Stork Ex iliante, in Ilio eagemett ou Ilio pe. ot ll.ee?.? implicated 10 buy up what bonds the) vau l? militi then tmtstaild lug eiigagciuotits. Am to the smottili bl "sb.nt" sales which hive been inaile )>v III" ellojue m,:l by oilier pei sons duttili: Die pant fnrtniciil. Unite arc va noni tumor* Hlloat, but Ihn uggia-galo Ih prolialilv SUVcral million*, ol '.vidi h Ilio greater part have no doubt I.nought in. I'R irte nro making, it Is said, to induce Mr. -McCul looli to liilrotliiro aomn changes Which ?III ilUlurb Ilm M?na* markel, should any attingene* be Ihn? dovei, oped, Ilio reniate:.' anticipala lliat they may lie able to duprosa?oveniinciit i-icuiitie:.. and thus in save them selves pott of their prospectivo liantes. The loan marin . . easy, and in . .me. ipienri of Ilio liieat abundarse?nl iitieiuployed capital lenders have dit flciiltv in emploi - their anrplun tunda, lite rule for call,omis in non.. .. .? l-i.v pen.nt.. in. largo amounts are offered helm. * I m rate.', roimncrrliil pa por Ih dull at ll.li?1 e IT.. Mirer. .MAllKl.r. NEW YOIili. ? . . Ac?The markel for Western and Mule Flour Is steadier, and Ilio demand more general, liioujh not uelive. The loner gradea ol rew Flour are better: old am also better, though some what Irregular. The sales are 7?00 hbbi at ?? C?aT 60 lor Hiipertinc Slate ; is 2Ual0 70 for Extra Stile: ill for cholee Statu; $7 95a'J 76 for the.low grades of turine: who il Western Extra: SRICalOfor ehlpplit;: Ohio: SlOa111 7? for trade brands and : in ? '? fur st. Louis?including single, dou ble and tuple Extras. California ITour in lower.and closes t'.al at SII ?tial.l .6. Sales of 660 pirns. Southern Hour is casior. Sales CCO h?ls nt ?-K vieiC 1 CA for lair lo good llalll mnroand eouuiry eitrns; MO'.SlaM'J-."i for new extra Georgia and Virginia, nud iliMOafi:) HO lor trade und family extras from Maryland und Delaware. OBA1N?Tho w.cat market In ?nimm material change, and very quiet. Tho assortment Is very poor. Tho de mand is hi part for export. Tho ealca aro 17,000 bushels al ?J au for aiuber i-l.il? $267 for good white Calliorntnn; ? J. :u for ninlu-r Ken tucky, and ?2 36a(2 37 S for fair while Bottthertt. Ouis opened quito Unii, but onerino aettleincnl of contracts maturing to-day, lower price* were urropli.1, the markot cirsio;: lat. Tho sales and resales for tbo settlement nl cautracts aro 166,000 bushels Ohio at "JaSOc, closing at TJaTTe pel cargo; old Wealom at 69a70c; und Southoru ut 634T3C. Corn la oxclted, qidto activo, nnd much higher. Tin) Je,is ctilcOy speculative. Tho sales am 176,0(10 bus new ilauip and unsnuuil at SI 07Xsl 13H: Western miied at #1 Mai 17; III store, SI liai 17S (elloat, and very' choleo high inland al 1 1TM Pbovibions?Pork is held with milch tlrmurss, but there a very little doing. The afltn tire UK) bbln tues? at 123 25 cash, aud 600 bbls do at ?'Ja AO regular. The o?os me cash lirico for lota Ol 2a0 libls and upward at S2:l 20. 11 erf ren'.niim anil at about proviens ; . Sales of 60 bbls, 11 lots, ut r-iVtr: , lor plain misa, and S23a27 SO for extra mess, Tierce beef Is mil. owing principally to lack of slock. Beef bams aro ucglectcdaiid nominal In the uh enceof solos. , , Cut meats arc limi and In very ce-d demand. Sales of 60,000 pounds dry salted shoulders in bulk, clly cured, at luv for future deUvory. Bacon la atcady but quiet. Sales of 1. 0 boicn tec cured, long clear ond Stelloni, ou privato terms, and short rib In bulk at Id Vj1U>;o. LarJ Is Urmly held and a tair business doing, princi pally m small lots. City lard is rattier mghrr. S.leeuf Sat) bbls and tes lit i:i?.;aUliJe tor No Is ll??a ??, forclty; 1,.ilio for fair to prime steam and kcttlo renderod. For luluro delivery wo note -jivo tes, acllcr's opUon October, et 1 l,V\ Buttxu?The receipts are liberal nu l with only a mod erato demand, prices tending downward. Wo .piole na lot lows: Qoabcu and Ornugo county, palls, per lb ilSalUc; Stato, Urkiue und tube, fair to choice, 2*i;iJe; Illinois, Iowa and Minnesota, lOaiOc: Wcstnru Reserve, good to choteo, 20a25c; Stato tuba, Welsh, good to choice, 23a2?c: Ohio, common to fair, liai tie. Cheese?la dull, but prices aro without change of importance. Wc quote as felloe. : Slato factor}', goou to choice, pur pound, new, 12al:)>?c; KtaUi, fair to good, IOal'Jc; Stato dairies, choice, llaMJsjCl English dairy. Coon., l'.alsc; Fuolish dairy, Ohio, 11a 13c; Vermont dairy, common lo choice, , '. ; pine apple, liable; Ohio, prime. Illallc; Ohio factory, good to choice, 10al2e. Corres.?Business Is only moderato. Prices ore un changed. Corros?Tho market is very dull, and prices arc lower aud heavy. Tho demand Is entirely eonllucil to the spin ning Interest, prices at prescut beim; very tar above lbo Vlown of exporters. We quote at 970 for ninnili te; uplands and 23c for do New Orleans. Ilav?Tho rrarkct Is dull nnd heavy at 75a30c for ship ping, and SI 20al 60 lor retail lob?. Hors?Are Arm and in fair dein nel for homo une. We. quoto at from 20a*5 and 70c, as to growth and quality? the outside rico lor fancy. Molasses?Is without cbaugc. The business is only moderate. Naval STonr.8.?Spirits of Turpentine i* finn ani in good demand, lloslns arc In request and firm Tar la quiet. We quote as follows: Spirits turpentine, free, per gallon, 63 Masse; Spirits tnrpciitluc. ?u bond, per pall?n, 60a51c; Crude turpentine, in bbls, por '.'SO Iba, sr.. llo slns, common, In bbls, por bbi, *:i tu -.m, lloslns, strained, In bbls, por bbl, it l'*> .at 2."; Kod?iif, No 2, In bbls, per bbl, M 60al 75; lloslns, No 1, In bid-, per bbl, at S6a6 60; Dallas, pale, in bills, per bbl, at tC60 7 60; Rosins, extra pale, In bids, per bbl, at $7 60s 8 60; lloslns,window glass. In bbls, per bbl. at is 60a9 60 Tar, North County, In bbls, per obi, at S3 60a! '-?r> Tar, Wilmington, in bbls. per bbl. at Ma* 33] Pitch, city; In bbls, per bbl, at Wall Piteli, Sniiiburn, In bbls por bbl, at S3 76at. Hice?Is OuU and prieta aro numi nal. SuOAB.?Raw SU2ir.- are in fair deioand, the inquiry being from tho trade. Prices am ateatly. Balaa nt 11 \ i. 12\e. lor Cuba; : ?,.?. tor clarified do., and tifie, im porlo Rico. . Kenned tire steady. instante?To Liverpool?20 Ittels tobacco at 20.i. To Genoa?500 obli rosili at 3s pcr23il lbs, and . \ bxs ex tract logwood at 32a fid tin 4(1111 Mlll-Itfl. BOSTON, Auguat 30.?Coi rr.r.?Sates of small lots of Java at 24X821*4' gold; SOOatOO bags Itiout 24aS0d eurren cy; and -wo baga of St lloinlngo at a prieo we did not learn. Cotton?Tbo market is dull aud prices are tending down. Salea at 27!?a28 y II. for M Id. 11 m e FnuiT?A lato Import of 1000 boxen Sicily Lemons was prevloualy sold, bul baa since beau motti at il I V box 1)1 ainrs aro selling ut lOal'.'c y lb. Qtjkhv Baos?Market riulet at 21,'.e eurroiipy. Gds.vy Clotu?Is dull and prices uro Inner, mill sales ol 170 balea at 2.1?,.? y vd elirr. nry. MnuMW.?Demand Improved, with r-alcs of Sugar lioiiso on privato terms, Biqipiised iihoilt :iTe; hlids Trinidad at 61c; 102 bhds Surinam r.t lie; 150 iihds Cuba Sour, for export, at 25c, gold, lu 1..ani ; and l'a hhda at 02a70c lor Porto lllco, aud raia&lo tnrTTiuidad. Naval. Stoilee.?Sales of 60 casks Spirits 'lurpeultno at cue; and 50 bbla No. I ltosin at iti per bbl. Spicca.?Saloa of 600 mats com la a abade under 43c, gold ; and 40 caaka Nutmegs at 'St He, gold, in bond. Sooau.?Saloa or 600 boxes Cuba nt ISgi?M?l 230 libda Cuba at 10,','al J>,c; and 200 bbds Porto lllco at 1.la 1 per lb. KcSncd Sugar rango ?rom lCXulO'Xo for crusn cd, powdered and granulati d. < oiisio?ices per Minin Carolina Itntlioinl, September !4. 19 bales Cotton, 69 bales Domestics, :0? l ugs Wheat, 16 baga Flour. Ill bbls Naval stores, 2 cara Ola Iron, 1 car Cattle, 8 care Lumber and Wood, and Sundries. To II Pale, G rae ?er. Lee, Smith At Co, 1 tail re ad Agent, J .'. 1 V Klrknatrick, Johnston, Crowa X Co, G II Walter .' Co. J G MUnor 4c Co, J 61 Getty, M Goldsmith A; Son, 11 Bis cboffA; Co, E II Rodgera L Co, J A (juackcubusb, Ravo ii rl C o, Robinson & Co, E Wollinjr, W Ii Maiitdin, Worth, Steele & Warded, limber k Martin, Marshall, B?rge & Bowen. PaaacnBrrs. Per itSToahlp Monoica, from New Y'ork?G Hart, R Mlddleton ?1 w Woodman and eon. M Marlow, W U Olt illand, ? 'Lengek:!!, ? Campbell, J Osborn, aud 6 lu steerage. MARINE NEVYS. PORT ?V C II II li E S U Arrived Yeatcrilar. Steamship Monoka, Marahman, New York?left Thurs day, 4.30 M. Mdzc. To J .v. Ootty, Mehrtcne t? Wohltmanu, Major A C Wclton, F Woyhman, J Walker, Agent, W 1, Webb, llavenel k Co, O Teldcman, I. Schnell & Co, W G Trott, Agent City Point, Sullivan, J liiiescll. G Prince, C l'Oppenheim, ? Paul & Co, (! F Paiikulu, C Ring, U O'NoIll, D O'Neill k Son. Miss E M Osborn, J O Ojeansnu, Osten k Co, J F O'Neill k Son, S It Mar shall, Muller, NlmlU Co, Monitor Wrecking Co, J " Muller, W McComb Co, Mclxiy k Rice, II Meyer, Lit tle k Maraball, Lengnlrk k Sell, F Yon Santon, I> Imtet, Lanroy & Alexander, D LUltenthal k Co, KUnck, Wicken berg k Co, Jeffords k Co, A Illing, Johnston, Crews k Co, HssUo, Calhoun t l'a, A Hunt, linger, J Hur k?ra k Co, F Boi soy, II Elatte Co, Holmes k Calder, W S Ilcnery, J W Uairiason k Co, C Oravclcy, Gruner Martin. J U Graver, G-aodricli, Wlneman .'- Co, Feld man. A Ford, A D Fienaie.". E J II Fischer, J a Falrley k Co, J M Eaaon k Beo, E Pavld, E J Dawson A- Co, Ooug hua k Miller, li Daly, C'hisolm uros, Courteiuy i Treu holm. Shepherd le Cohen, E ft J Cobro, E Cowpcr thwalt, M Cater, J A Cook it Co, J Cummlna, It a; A Caldwell, ClaclUB k Witte, Ii BlachotT k Co, A BeUucouri, Brown f? Ilyer, Kendall k Uockory, E Hatea A- Co, J Bolles, E L Burnham, C D Ahreue k Co, Ornee. Boyice ton 4t Co, Southern Express Co, J Apple, G W Atinar, and others. North of Frying Pan Shoals experienced heavy weather, and lay to for lour hours; arrived uff the | Bar on 6unday evening,at o'clock. North ol Cape Ko main, pasEOd steamships Saragossa and Champion. Brig G F Goer}', Conklln, Boston, 15 days, Mdzr. To Locke, Q ra cser. Loo, Smith k Co. Railroad Agent, E 11 ltodgcre k Co, C D Ahrcus At Co, A Canale, J Ilurkamp ft Co, J C liurckmcycr. R White, 1? I. Guillcmln, Hart &: Co, D Paul <i Co. OstendortT k Co, H D Oilbort, Mackoy k Baker, ? II SUcox, I E licit/. & Co, J Sahnas, G W Clark k Co, A JIuul, il Russell, J Hein? . IN THE ul FINO. Brig O V Williams, Thompson, Philadelphia. CoaL To O W Selgnlous. Cleared Ycstertlay. Sehr E J Palmer, Palmer, Baltimore? Lotta*. Cleared for tlila Port. Steamship Manhattan, WoodliuU.at Now York. August 31. Sehr John Griffln, Foster, at Philadelphia, August :?l. Memora ntlu. Illot Boat Prldo (No 3) spoko off the Rar, yesUa-day, tbo brig Rolorson, 10 days from Now York, for Savannah. f 1ST OF VESSKLS DP, CLEARED AND HAILED FOR THIS PflltT. FOREIGN, uvsarooi. The Queen, Cook, cleared.July 17 The Chattanooga, Freeman, up.July 2.I aiioDLEsnonoDou, tuo. Er brig Bellona, Rawltngs, sailed.July 'J vatsTxeta. Tho Yole Angler,-, sailed.June la D O M F. 111. BELFAST, kv. Sehr Sarah Huck, Whlto, sailed.Inly 23 _ . _ _ n ahi ri rt, aie. Sehr EcUpae, Pcndleton, cleared.,.Aiiguit 0 ? Carroll. Brig Jorfe A Pe ve ream, Clark, cleared.Aun usi 28 Brig Cyclone,--, up. Auuust 2? Bohr Marian Gage, Shcfherd, cleared.'.'.'.Atwust 21 Sehr Chi00,-, Boston, npl ... 7...August 29 >raw,-faltar','. , ;A? ,.. Steamship Manhattan. Woddbull. clMueod.Alltrust SI Brkl Bacramanto, Lawaon. cleared.iAeitrnst 17 Briat H usan E Voorlioes, Fulforyl. cleared.Auuuat 27 Sehr Jonas Smith, Nlcho.a, np. .August 34 pnruDxr.i'mA. Bark Crchllla, Uamor, cleared.Augnai 33 Bcbr O V WUUams, Thompaon, aal Idi.Augrut ? Sehr John A Griffin. Foster, cleared.August 80 ar t,. | 1 >? .. .iy-ioUXii 8 E C I A I NOTICES. AtTMRS. WIKSLOWS SOOTHINO SYRUP FOR | blldren Toothing, greatly facilitale* tbo process of tooth > ? l>y aorte Ding tho gums, reducing- all Inflsnimalloo? ' ill allay all rane and spasmodic action, and is BliltF. O REGULA? It THE BOWELS. Dcpond upon it, moth n, it will Rivo rest to yourselves, and KLIFF ANI) lEALTU TO YOUR INFANTS. Wo bave put up and sold this article for year*, and can sy lu couBdvnco and truth of II what wo have never oon able to ssy of any other inodlclne? Never has il fall ii in a singlo Inaiamo to effoct a euro, wbeu tluiely used, lover did wo know au tostauce of dissatisfaction by any no 'ho used II. Ou Ibo coulrary, all are delighted with la operattou, and apeak in terms ol commendation of iti | iiglcsl olicela and medicai virtuos. We speak In this initier "WHAT WE DO KNOW," alter ears ot oxperieuce. and pledge our reputation for the alfilliuent of whst we here declare. In almost every In lance where the Infant Is suffering from pain and ox laustlon, icllef will bo found iu fiftcou or twenty minut?e tier the syruii Is a-lmlulatcrod. Full direction* for uslns will accompany each bottle He euro and call for "MRS. WINSLOW'K SOOTHINO SYRUP," " laving the /tie limile of "Conns A- Perkins" on the lUteldo wrapper. AU others aro baso Imitations. Sold by Druggists throughout Iba world, l'rlee. only 15 cents per bottle. onice*?No. 210 Hilton ilrect. Now York; No. 205 High lolborn, Loudou, England; No. 441 St. Faul street, Mon real, Canada. tuthsCmo AugualQT ?arNOTIOC j MARINEH8.-C AI VXD PILOTS wishing to anchor their vcuotstn Ashley Hiver, are requested not to do oo anywhero wltliln direct rsngo of tbo beads ol the HAY ANN All RAILROAD (YHARVES, on Ihn Charleston and Ht. Andrew's siilo et Ihn Ashley Hiver; by which precaution, coulact with the intimai ine Telegraph Cable will bo avoided. B. O. TURNER, U. & Harbor Mastcr'a OQlce, Charleston, February 0,18C0. February 7 _ iff YOUNQ LADY RETURNING TO Fit country home, attor a sojourn of a fow months In 11.3 rily, was hardly recognized by her friend*. Iu placn a s 11 ?,?'.?, rusUe, tltisbcd face, abo bad a soft ruby com plexlon of almost marble smoothness, and Instead i tw iity-thrco she really appeared but eighteen. Upon I a epilry a* to the causo of so great a chango, she piai m/ told them that sho used tbn CIRCA-VIAN BALM, and considered tt an Invaluable acquisi lton to any lady's billet. By Its use any Lady or Gentlemen can Improve their par Oust appearance an li uni teil fold. It is simple In if combination, as Naturo self Is simple, yet unsurpi** cd In Its efficacy 4u drawing Impurities from, also heal ing, cleansing and beautifying theskin and complexion. Ry ii- directacllon on Iho cutirlo it draw* fron '?' l'I Ils impili im ?, kindly healing tho asme, aud leaving 'bn sur. face as Naturo Intended it should bo?clear, soft, smooth and beatiUntl. l'rlee 11, soul by Alali or Express, on re ceipt of un order, by W. L. CLARK A CO., Cberulsls. No. ft West Fayolto Street, Syracuse, . Y*. The only American Agenta for tho aale of Ibo same. March 30_ly ? A LADY OF UNDOURTED CHEMICAL SKILL, HAS RECENTLY PERFECTED CHEVALIER'S LIFE FOR THE HAIR_It positively restores gray hab lo Its original color ami Jiful beauty; Imparta life, strengtli and growth to weakest hair; stops Its falling out storne; koop* tbc head clean; Is uuparalleled as : hair-dressing. Sold by all druggists. fsshtonabl, hair dressers, and dealers In faucy good*. Ibo trade supplied by Ibc wholesale druggists.' SARAH A. CHEVALIER. M. D? June slulli Cmo Now York. 0tT BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE_THIS SPLENDID HAIR DYE is tbo best In the world. Tba only In? and perfect Dye?harmless, reliable. Instan taneous. Mo disappointment. No ridiculous tints. Natural Black or Brown. Romcdlos the HI effects of lieta Dytt. Invigorates tbo balr, leaving It solt aud beautUul. 'I lio genuino Is signed William A. Uatekelnr. All others are more imitations, and should be avoided. Bold by all Druggists and Perfumers. Factory, No. 81 Barcluy street, New York. trfl- 11EWARE OF A COUNTERFEIT. Iiecnnincr 10_Ivr "COSTA R ' S" PREPARATIONS. ESTABLISHED EIGHTEEN YEARS. Laboratory, No. 10 C'roibjr atreet. New Vork. moo Boxes, Bottles and Flasks manufactured dsily. SO Lit BY ALL DRUGGI31S E VER Y WHERE "COSTAR'S" SALES DEPOT. No. 484 ii ltd i) w A V . NEW VOHU., Where fl, 13 to SS alxos aro put up for Families, Stores Ships, Boats, Public Institutions, Ac., Ac. It la truly wonderful the confidence that la now had In every lorin of Pr?par?t iena that comes from " Costar'* " I'jtabllshment. COSTAR**" EXTERMINATORS?For Rat*. Mice. Roaches, A , Ac, Ac. "Ouly Infallible remedy known." "Not dangerous to the human family." "Rat* romo out of their hole* to die," Ac. "COnTAR'a" BED-BUG EXTERMINATOR?A liquid, put up In nettles, aud never known to tail. "COSTAR'S" ELE01RIC POWDER?For Motu* lu Furs and Woollens, Is Invaluable. Nothing cau exceed It lor power and efficacy. Destroys Instantly aU Insects on l'Unii-, Fowls, Animaba, Ate. COSTAR'S" BUCKTHORN SALVE?For Cuta, Burns. Wound*. Bruises. Broken Breasts, Sora Nipplea, Pile* lu I aU fonos. Old Soros, Ulcers, antl all kind* of cutanoous affections. No family should bo without it. It excede I tu efficacy all other Salvca in use. "COSTAR'S" CORN SOLVENT?For Coma, Bunions, Warts, Ac. COSTAR'S" BITTER SWEET AND ORANGE BLOS SINS?Beautifies the Complexion, by giving to tbe akin a soft and beautiful freakueaa, and Is Incomparably be yond auylbing now lu uao. Ladlea of taate and position regard II as an nssenlial to tho toUcL An unprecedented pain Is its liest rpcoininciidetlon. One botUii 1* alwaya followed by more. Try It to know. COSTAR'S" BISHOP I'll,I.s ?A universal Dinner Pill (sugar-coated), and ot extraordinary efficacy for Cos tiveuess, all forms of Indigestion, Nervous and Sick Hnodachu. A Pill that la now rapidly superseding all others. COSTAR'S" COUGH REMEDY?Por Coughs, Colds. Hoarsonoss, Sore Throat, Croup, Whooping Cough, Asth ma, and all farms of Uronrhlal, and Diseases of the Throat and Lungs. Audreaa iienhy n. t us vit. No. 482 BROADWAY*, . Y. DOWIE & MO?SE, whom s , agents. No. ISI Meeting street, opposite Charleston Hotel, .lime 17 _MISCELLANEOUS. CRISPER COMA. OhI ehe was beautiful and fair, With alarry eyea, and radiant balr. Whose curling tendrils, solt entwined, Euchsinc? the very heart and mind, v ill hi'Ell a, For Curling; tho Hair of either Sox into Wavy ami Glossy Ringlete or Heavy Massive Curls, BY USINO THIS ARTICLE LAD IB 5 AND GENTLE MEN can beautify thcmaelvea a thousaud-rold. It Is tbo ouly article in the world that will curl straight balr, and at the samo time give It a beautiful, glossy ip peurance. Tbo Crisper Coma not only curla tbo balr, but Invigorii tee. beautifies and cleanses It; Is highly and de lightfully perfumee}, and la tho moat complete article ot the kind ever offered to the Aim clean public. The Crisper Coma wlU be sent to any addreis. sealed and postpaid for SI. Address all orders to W. L. CLARK A CO., Chu?ista, No. a West Fayetto street, Byvacuao. ? ? March 30 I vr "Prcvcution is Bettor tliajt Cure, " DR. BICOBD'S Celebrated Preventive Lotion. 4 PPROVED AMD HIGHLY RECOMMENDED H Y tho French Medical Faculty, as the only safe and iiilalliblo antidote against infection from Special Diseases. I his Invaluable preparation la suited for either sex, and hue proved, from ampio oxperlcnco,-ltie most efficient and reliable Preventive ever discovered, thus e Du*. Un g s desideratum, long sought for In the Medical World. II used according to direction* every possibility of danger may ho avoided; a single application will radically -.en tra?ne the vane real virus, oxpel ail Impurities from the alisorbeut vessels, and render oontemlnaUon Impossible, Be wise in tune, and at a vary amaU outlay, *ay* hours ol untold bodily and mental tormenta. This moat celiatilo specific, so universally adopted lu the Old World, Is now offered for salo for the firs! il m o in America by F. A. DUPORT A CO., only authorized Agonia for the Doited Blatee. 1'rlco S3 per bottle. Large bottle, double alzo, SS. Tbc usual discount to tbe trade. Sent, securely lacked, on receipt of price, to any address, wltb dire-.- ? Hons and pamphlet, by addressing lo tt. A, DUPORT A CO., Sole Agenta for Dr. Ulcord'a P. L., May 22 lyr No. 12 Gold Street, Now York. THE HERALD. " s PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT NEWBBBB7 C. ii., AT J. S3 por annum, and, ha vina e Urge circulation tbro-jgh all tbe upper and lower Districts of the H tale, affords great advantage* to advertiser*. * Rates for advertising very reesooablo? for which applj lo our Agent, Mr V. V. SLIDER, at lb* Mills Houao. SUCA. ss H. U. R?NEK EU. Nnv?mher SVSi ? , PrcmnSinr*. THE SUMTER WATCHMAN IS PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY, AT SUM TER, S. , by GILBERT A FLOWERS, Proprietors, si FOUR DOLLARS por annum. Invariably In advance. Advertisements Inserted at usual rates. Every style ot Job Printing executed in the nevicai stvle and ureatrst diansUMi. war moer ve. CHERAW ADVERTISER, DEVOTED TO LITERATURE, SCIENCE, ART, AGRICULTURE, and MISCELLANEOUS NEWS ( liera w, S. 0. PdbUahad weekly, by H. O. POWELL, aita or irnsoarrnoN : Onooopy one year....Sf 0 One copy six mouths. IN Ono ropy throe months. 1 00 Five coplea ono year.IB 00 ha TX* or ADVXTvnxrsO : Ono Square, ten Unea or lota, first Insertion.SI 59 For each aubaeqnent Insertion. 100 AU AdvcrUef mrnt* to be distinctly marked, or they will be published until ordernd out. and charged eccolo '"Marchant* and other* adrertUing by tba year, a libe ral deduction oo tbo ulsive rate* will be made, November IS _. THE MARION STAR, ITIBTATJLianKD NEARLY TWENTY YEARS AGO, IS li published at Marlon, 8. C. in th? central portion ot the country, and offers a favorable medium to Mar chanta, Drueg?a'j, Machinists, and all classe* who desalt to extend tbTIr bnaloax* In tbe Fee Dee country. For the benefit 0? our adrsrUalog Litre, us, w a ah ill. In addition to our subscription list, which I* constantly ln crsaiJng, pnblllh and distribute, gratoltonsly. coplea of the STAR, daring the business saison this Fall. Rate* of Advertising libcrsJ W. J. MlKER t . .. November M Editor and Proprietor _SHIPPING._ FOK BALTIMORE. THE FAVORITE STEAMSHIP S 33 CS- X3~ j-i - , K. P. DDTTON, Comm?ndiu. WIM. HAIL FOU THE ABOVE PORT, ON THURS DAY, etil Instant. ?1 12 o'clock. M., trotil No. 1. Union Wharves. Foi- Freight engagements, apply lo COUllTENAY A; THKNUOLM. September a 3 ". ulou Wbaivoa._ FOE UEORGETO W , t?. C. TOUCHING AT SOUTH ISI AND. WAV ERLY, A9?O ( .1 1! ;1- >, MILLS. . TBE STEAMER Sai st. 33?E3L.333ST.a., CAPT. D. UOYLK. WILL LEAVE HOYCE'H WHARF AS ABOVE TO MOItllOW, (HVim'iJay.l nlgbt, Ibo Ith last., ?t ? o'clock. ' _ Hamming, will leave Georgetown ou Thuriday AJXtr Roen. Ibo Ctb Inal., at 4 o'clock. Freight received ou llVJitrjrfoy utitll I o'clork P.M. All freight un..-i be [ireiuni. For Freight or Passage, apply to sii Ai ' k 1.1.1? ulti) A- KIU.LY, Agenta, 8cptemb<:r 3 2 No. 1 Boyco's Wharf. BOSTON AND CHARLESTON STE'.AMSHIP LINK. THE SEW STEAMSHIP QEO. 33- UPTON", RIOH, COMMANDER, WILL LEAVE ACCOMMODATION , ' Wharf, on IFrifiiMifay, 4th lnat? at - im ?Vlock. For Freight or Paaaogo apply to WILLIAM UOACU, Corner Eaal Hay and Adger'a Houtb Wbarl. Septembers_2_ NEW YORK AND CHARLESTON Peoplo's Mail Steamship Company. E 8TEAMSHD?, JS/L O 3 33 IC _A_ , CAPTAIN MARSHMAN, WILL LEAVE NORTH ATLANTIC ??3! Wharf. Thursday, September C, at 13 1 o'clork, M. Line composed of fi teamem "MO NEKA" and "EMILY H. SOUDER." JOHN A THEO. OETTY, Beptomber 2 No. 48 East Hay. ~NEW YORK AND CHARLESTUN STEAMSHIP LINE. FOR MCW tut it, THE NEW AND ELEO ANT SIDEWnEEL STEAMSHIP :^3> 3 A. A.3 3 WOODQULL. COMMANDER. WILL LEAVE FROM ADOER'S BOOTH WHARr on Saturday, September, 7, at 13 M. W All outward Frolght engagements rnust bo made at tho oilier ol CODRTENAY ?i TRENHOLM, No. 44 East Bay. ay For Passage and all matters connected with the Inward business of the Ships, apply to STREET BROTH - ERS A CO., Ho. 74 East Bay. KTHEET BROTHERS A- CO., I COURT E A A TRENHOLM. j A**u,? September t _ FOR SAVANNAH. THE STEAMER point, 1100 TONS BURTHEN, CAPT. 8. ADKINS, , WILL LEAVE MIDDLE ATLANTIC tfj&sg?k WHAIIF. ever)- TUESDAY 10 111, ac r^iaTwQsi?f "1 ?'c'oc*t. toT Hist port. 3s3B9b For freight or passage, apply oo board or to tho n?'.ee of AuSuat 17 FOR FALATKA, FERf?ANDINA, JACKSONVILLE, AND ALL THE LAND INGS ON THE ST. JOHN'S It 1V It. VIA SAVANNAH, OEO. TUE NEW AMO SPLENDID STEAMSHIP GIT ""ST F I W T, (UOO Tana Bnrtbea) CAPTAIN S. A D E I 8 , ,, , Will LEAVE MIDDLE ATLANTIC WHARF, every TUESDAT 0 1, a! /ijj 9 o'clock, for Uve above places, connect Fii? lug with tho Georgia Central Railroad at I Savannah, for Manon, Mobile and New Orleans. AU Freight must bo paid here by shippers. For Freight or Passsgo, apply on board or at Ibo offici f HAVKNEL A- CO.. August 17 Stil Agents. FOR CHERAW, AND ALL INTERMEDIATE IiANDI.VUSUN THE PEE DEE RIVER. THE LIGHT DRAUGHT STEAMER issici PL AISTTER, CAPT. .T. T. FOSTER. WILL RECEIVE FREIGHT ON THE FIRST SEP TEMBER, and leave, with despatch. AU Freight must be prepaid on Ihn wharf. For Frolght engagements apply to JOHN FRRGOSON. August 211 tilths Accommodation Wharf. FOR WRIGHT'S BLUFF AND ALL INTERMEDIATE LANDINGS ON THE SANTRE RIVER. THE LIGnT DRAFT STEAMER MA.RI oisr, CAPT. -, WILL RECEIVE FREIGHT OK THE 20 9EPTEM BER, and leav? with dispatch. All freight must bo prepaid. For Freight engagomenta, apply to JOHN FERGUSON, August 37 Accommodation Wharf. TUKOli?UriCaBT!iTOFLUKID.l, Y CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH STEAM PACKET LINE IEMI>WEEUI|1, VIA BEAUFORT AND HILTON HEAD. WEEKLY, VIA DLTJFFTON. BTEAMER PILOT BOY....CAPT. W. T. UcNELTY STEAMER FANNIE.OAPT. F. PECH. ONE OF THE ABOVE 8TEAMER9 WILL LEAVk Charleston ovary Monday and Thursday Marnino', at 7 o'clock; and Savannah every Wednesday ani) ffulay Mornings, at 7 o'clock. Touchma et Elcflten on Jefes, day, trip from Charleston, and tVednuday, trip from Savannah. Freight received dally from 9 A. M. to E P. ., and stored free of charge AU Way Fre"?bl. a1?0 Blufften WhaHSn?, tonst bs or?, paid. Por freight or patawe, apply to JOB FERGUSON, Accommodation Wharf, Charleston. CLAGHORN A CUNNINGHAMS, Agenta, Savannah. Gs. FULLER A LEE, Agenta, Beaufort, 8. C. N.B.?THROUGH TICKETS sold at the office of thr Agency In Charleston to points on the Atlantic and Guli Railroad, and to Fernandlna and pointa ou the CL John's River. August KRAUSHAAR OO, ? a mor nmwvaa ? A H D ARD El ?j U A H H PIANO-FORTEB roll Iron Framoand Ovorntmng Bru?, MANUFACTORY ARD WABXH0DTJ2 No. IB Waat Haruton-atrast. Sa. Ii H HA Ii BROADWAY. NEW YORK. ' E UHDXBBIGHED, MEMBERS ORTH* ?IBM Ol 1 KBAUBHAAB tt 0O.,??e praotlcal Piano mskari aod aa roch hare bad a larga experience to eonnrotici with Borne the, best KtULUahmsnta In this conati) sad Europe. Ii air l Unos ara made not ra ?el? tol them, butty ti.cn, tud und.tr tbr(r ?attasdJti* per sona I soperrtalOhi >Ml they up t,T?trnnioctstn leave th*b factory and pass Into tho bands of tbolr patrona, unisti tuty bave a power, evenneas, firmness and roundness toaa, an elasticity of tonch?without which no I nitre oeut ought to be satisfactory to the pnbllo?M well I leal dcratiUty In conalrnctlon, which en?b?ea U to ra avio lota a and to withstand RMtiMI ebenste of tarn paratura aod sjpotojfjp extracae neat and cold, vtitci Tbsy wiili'ail uciLJb'o-hippy tot? the rofsatfet and Uis pnblio at tbalr Wire^ooms, and invite com carl son between Ifcalr own Planee and those ol any einst Aasuiaotorf. ANTON KBAUBHAAB..TOBIAS HAH? OHaBLBS s*. H?H KU AN . Arm m THE TRI-WEEKLY NEWS, PUBLISHED L'I WINK SDORO' 8. a, AaTORDS A profitable ir odium A? the ad vernatila; publia cl Charleston, Wa respectfully soUdt their patronage for car mutuai bswittt. GAILLARD, f) ?APORTES A WILLIAMS. November lo ' . <es 11 ww?kX.. jifii?triiii; i ,'Jia _DRUGS, CHE1W0AL8, ETC. F OUT * S CELEBRATED im and (ia??le rown. ers, yellow water temper, fevers, founder, loss of appetite and vi tal energy, Ac. ITH use improves the wind, in cut: ahi? tu ap petite?o ives a smooth aud ulos hv skin?and trena forme tho misera ble skeletons into a fine look ino and spirited horse Thin preparation, lung and favorably known, will thoroughly rolnvlgo rato brokcu down aud low-spirited horses, by tro then lug and cleansing tin- stomach and intestinos. It Is a euro preventive of all disease* Incident tn this animal, such as long FEVER, oland nEAVEs. rouans, dis to KEEPERS OF COWS THIS PREPARATION IS INVALUABLE. It In croase* tho quantity and ltuprovos the quali ty of the MILK. It has been prnvcu by ac 'tual experiment to In crespo the nuantlly of MILK and 0 It E A M twenty par cent., and make tho BUTTER firm end awout. In fat i_ ten In* cattle, It g VO - them au spintile, o ens their hide, and tnskes them thrive much lister. IN ALL DISEASES OF SWINE, SUCH AS COI70HS UXLLER8 IN THE LUNGS, LIVER, Aio., this arricio acta an a specific. By putting from ODc-half a paper to a paper In a barrel of swill tho above dis eases will be eradica ted or entirely pre vented. If given In time, a curtain preventive and cure for Ibo Hog Cholera. PREPARED BY S. A. FOUTZ & BEO., Ito. 110 f It a i, I ,S e e BALTIMORE, Md. for sale uv DOWIE & MO?SE southern drug house. NO. 151 MEETING STREET, OPPOSITE CIIARI.F?STO.V HOTEL. Ittrch M sruthCmo fruits DELICIOUS TONIC, ESPECIALLY DESIGNED I for the use of lliu Medical Profession nini tho Family. is now endorsed by all the prominent Phyalclans, Ohrte Ist? and Connoisseurs, ss possessing all thoso intrinsic medicinal qualities (tome and diuretic) which belong lo au OLD AND PURE GIN. We trust Ibat our established reputation founded upou eighty-eight yean of cxporience?abundantly vin dicates our claims to public confidence, and guaran tees tho excellence of this Standard Article. Put up lu c?sea containing ono dozen bottles each end sold by all prominent Druggisbj, Grocers, Ac. A. AL BIN INGER &: CO. [Established 1778. Solo Importers No. IS Beaver street. New X<a Opinlopa Of tta Press. Tho Dinlogora, No. 16 Bearer street, have a very high reputation to sustain, as the oldest and best bouse In New York.?Horn* Journal. Tho house of A . hunger & Co., No. 15 Beaver street, ha* sustained, for a period of eighty years, a repn tau a u that may well be envied.?A*. T. Evening Pott. GOODRICH, WINEMAN & CO., I a RS3 MEETING STREET, Opposite Charleston Hotel. DOWIE & MOISE, SUCCESSORS TO KINO ci CASSIDE . NO. ISI MULTI Nil STREET. January 39 Wholesale Agonis, Charleston. 8. O. t?ti. (me OLD BIP VAN WINKLE O IN, GOLD MEDAL SHERRY, PORT AND MADEIRA, HARVEST BOURBON, WHEAT NUTRIENT, OLD HOMESTEAD BYE. IN ADDITION TO OUR BUBINESfl OF SELLING WINES, etc., in original packages, and In ordtrta (usuro to consumers Pure Liquor* lo a compact and con venient form, we commenOed Uta enterprise of bottling and packing In cases oar well known Wines, Brandies. Whiskies, Ac, and have iant them out In a style that weald preclude the potalb?ii??cf ibalr being tampered with before reaching the purchaser. The general appro. elation and gmufjYrig aaocesa that haa rewarded our efforts haa encouraged us to maintain the stand ani ta re? garda quality, alio to make Increased offert* ta rotalo the confidence and patronage whloh hts tmen so liberally be stowed upon us. BININOEH A 00., (Established .] Importers .M Wines, *0? No. 1J Beaver iftw,*, Nat? York. The above popular goods are put Kb ?h caaes contain ing one dozen bottles caoh, ina Are jolol by all prominent Druggists, Grocers, Ac. OptalltUN the Press. The name of Blnlngsr A Co., a 15 Rearer sireol. It s gusnintee of tho exact and lltsnd tmth of whatever they represent??J. T. Com. vtclwrlurr. The ImporViOe house of Dining er A Co., No. IS Beaver street, U conducted upon principles of Integrity, falrueat i.nd Ih e highest honor.?iv. Y, Evening Eiprru. GOODRICH, WINEMAN & CO.. 153 MEETING SVBEET. Opposite Charleston Hot and DOWIE & MOISE, SlH'l ?SSOItS TO KINO _ CASSI?BT No. 161 MEETING STREET, Janaary 30 Wholesale Agenta, Charleston, s. a wnaemoa THE LANCASTER LEDGER, CONNORS & CARTER, PROPRIETORS. ?>DBLIBDKD EVERY WEDNESDAY MQENlNG AT Lancaster C. .. 8. 0, Having a large mbacrtptlon t. tt offert a fAvorabls tn adi urn to Mer-bant* and all id vert?s eri who deatre to extend their butinera In tho ?pper Districts of the Stale, Rates of advertising Uh ira], Bpeciinbn copy of paper aent on application. Anjraai M _ THE CAROLINA TIMES, pvuMsuKD at oRAnanevRG ?, n. is paper circulates throughout JL middle portion of the btate, and offuxa the heat ariiiiie. for advertiser*. February 3f *> Uiaa'Vj *aOu*Ia, I IMPORTAKT TS) COTTON PLANTERS. A SOlJTUKim INVENTION. 'A E ' I.AHl>ltSAYlNU , iron mm mm nm. fJMIL LATEST AND BY PAR TUT. .MOST E . J. COTTON SCHKW yol lUVSUted Will, t :.i mule a heavy bale-1?? hv easily |MV:ketl. Sailli loi aVictip Un Mad I'm ; Lisi, lo <:. . RCClEi. ?eeeral Agi-ut i.>r tu* Arate, No. *:i Knui Bey, tharlcunii. s. C H alk.). ??1 RAILWAY AND .A A HirpPl.lES. toriata?! gl and Statiun-ry Lupinen, Paar Olee, Hrarry's McCar p! Ihr (ili:-.. Urini Mil1-. Hark Mill., Horse Powri*, Thresher., itcapcr m, Bettin**, Oil., iron, Steel, Wild. Bs er'e l'ire Proof Salea, Platform and Counter Se-aN, >.?"' Ac. kft Por nalo by O. Ki HUG13?, ' , IS EAST U A , ITIAIlI.KSrON, S. C. May iiithGinoi i) R UPS, C E IC AIS, ETC. AWTUKBALE ?K 'Ilii-: DIT E 8 11 without prooodoni lu Ilm blalory of tko world. Th ero ti no secret In tbo mattor. Tboy are at once the moit speedy, strengthening hoalth-roitorar ever dis covered. It require* but a elogie triol to understand this. Their purity can always bo rolled upon. They are ootnpoaod of tba celebrated OaUsaya Bark, Cascarilla Hark, DandeUon, Ubamomlle Flowers, Lovcndor Flowers, Wlalergroen, Astio, Oloverbuds. Orange-peel, Hnito-rooi, Caraway, Oorlandor, Burdook S.~T.-1860-X. &u 'lhey are especially recommended to clergymen, pub llraposkors, and poraons of literary babils and toJon Lar y life, who require lroo dlgesUou, a relish for food, and olear montad faculties. Delicato fomslos and wook persons aro oortaln to Ond In those Hilton what they ha o so long looked tor. They purify, strsngUaou and invigorate. Thoy ciento a healthy appetite. They are an antidote to change ol water and dim. They overcome etfocts of dissipation and loto hoots, They strengthen the systom and enliven the mind. They prorent mlssmsUo snd Intermittent fevers. They purify the breath and acidity of the stomssh. Tbey core Dyspepsia snd Oonstlpttlon. They euro Diarrhoe, Obolora and Oholera Morbos. ?hoy curo Livor Ooniplalnt and Norvoua Qcadscha. They are tho best Bitters In the world. Tbey make the weak min lirons, and are axhiustod nature's groat restorer. The following startling and emphatic atatemsnU can be soon st ottr office, Letter of Nov. K. F. Oatsr, Ohsplsln of the 1071b New York Beglment: Eia Aoquta Oasis, March Sib, 'n'.J. Owing to the grest exposuro end tsrrlblo dooompotl. lion alter tho battle of Antletam, I was utterly prootrat ed snd very sick. My stomach would not retain m etil eine. An aritelo called Plantation lllttora, pr.pared by Dr. Duasi, New York, waa prescribed to givo me strength and an appetite. To my great snrprluo thoy give mo Immediato rollet Two bottles almost sllowod mo to Join my regiment. * * ? ? ? I Lavo abaco soon ihom used In many oases, and run fres to say, for hos pital er privale purposes I know of nothing like thorn, Bev. B. F. G BANE, Obtplatu. Letter from the Bav. N. E. uim?. 8L Cutdrsv?Jo, Pa. ? e-rrt.il!s* :?You wore kind enough, on a formor oc* cation, to sond mo a half dozrtn bottles of Plantation Hitters for S3 E0. My wlfa bavlug dorivod so mucu benuit from Iho use of these Ditteri, I dssdn iM to continue thorn, and yon will pinico sand m> an bottles mora for the monoy enclosed. I sm, nu y truly, yn .rs, H. B. OLuD-?, Pastor Ger. Bot. CJburch, e -.' Bous, Sorsunrri-iniEirr'R , a , , Jan. itili, 18*8. J ?*??????? I fasv* given year Plantation Bitters to hundreds of sur noble soldini s who slop horo, moro or less dlstblod from various cansos, snd tho offoct Is marvellous and gratlfylnc. Such a prepar?ljon la this If I heartily wish In ovary family, lu evory hospital, and at hand on every battle fidi. G, w. D. ANDBBWB, Superintendent. Dr. W. A. OuZLDe, Burgeon of the Tenth Vermont Be glment, writes:?"I wish evory soldier had a bottle ol Plantation Bitters. Thsy are ths most effective, per feet, and harmless toulo I sver used." WlLUIIO'i li-.T?,, 1 WssniNOTON, D. O., May'aid, ihm. | Osuvtuuikn:?We roqulro anothor snpply of your Plantation Bitters, tho popularity o which dally In creases with tbo guests cf our house. Respectfully. SYKES, CHAD WICH k Co. Ac. Ao. feo, Ac. Ac. Ho sum tbst every bottle bear* the foc-sbulle of our algnature on s steel pialo Libie, with our private stamp over the cork. P. H. DRAKE & CO., NO. 202 BBOADWAY. N. V. Sohl by sll respectable Druggists, Fhyslclaus, Grocer*. Saloons aud country Hotel dealer? April 13 thstulyr "A amilo ni on ber Up?health was m ber look [ strength was in her step, and In ber bauds? Flavt? I stob Brrrsat." 8. T.-1860-X. A few bottles of Plahtatiou Brrrxma Will ?nra Norrans Bevisene. " Cold ExtremlUeo and Favor Ith Up*. " Sour btomoch and Fetid Breath. " Flatulency and Indlgostlon. ? Nervous Affections. ?? Ex elativa Psrhjuo and Short Breath. " Pain over the Dil " Montai Despondency. ? Prottrottou; Great Weakness. " Sallow complexion, Weak Dowels, ola. Which ire the ovldoncss of LTV EH COMPLAINT AND DYSPEPSIA. It Is estimated that seven-tenths of all adnlt alimenta proceed from a doeeased snd torpid liver. Tho biliary secretions of the livor overflowing Into the stomach poi son ths entire system snd exhibit the above symptoms. After long roscaren, wo are able to protont lbs musi remarkable cure for these horrid nightmare dleeasoa, ths world has over produced. Within one year over six hundred and forty thonaand persona bave taken the ?Tino? Brrrxaa, and not an Instanos of complaint has come to our knowledge I Il la a moil effectual ionio and agreeable stlmnian sailed to rU conditions of life. The reports tbst It relies upon mineral substances fir Ha active properties, are wholly false. For the an til - fiction of the publie, snd tint patients may consul - their physicians, we append a list ol Its components. Causata baux.?Celebrated for over two hundred rears In the treatment of Fevor and Ague, Dyspepsia, weakness, etc It was Introduced Into En rope by the Countess, wife of the Viceroy ol Peru, In loto, and sftarwmrds told by the Jesuits f?r Us tnartMCUt prioe o) Ut ovm lotlaXt in rdtwr, under the name of JetuWt }\no dtrt, and wss finally made punii b-y Louis XVI, Kins of France. Humboldt mskss especial reforenco to its febrifuge qualities during his South American travels. CisoABtiLA Dabs?For dlarrhou, collo and dlseaeea of the stomach snd bowels. DivssijcK?For Inflimmttiop of tho loins and drop, leal affections. c'uAMoiiiLH Flo wax*?for enfeebled dbjettlon. Latxutdeb Flowxiu?Aromatic, sUmulant and tonto? highly Invigorating In nervous dobllltj. WiHTExuniDt - Por tcruiult, rhiuunatisrn, eta Avus?An stoico Ito eermlnetlvo; creating ?eah, muscle snd milk; much used by motti or n.immUig. Also, clova-budi, orange, carraway, ccTland?r, axas e Dot, oto. . T.-180?.-X. Another wondexfu? Ingredient, of great use among Ite Spanish ladle* of booth America, Imparting beauty to the comcloxlon and brilliancy to tho mind, Is yot un known to the commerce of the vori J, and we withheld Its name for ths present, D4POBTANT UK . I 0 AT LU. Bocusirijx . Y-, Deotmber to IML M;aars. p. H. Ssana d Oo??have n'en a e?eal sci ferai lton Lyepupaia for three or foja, yeM. , a had to shwdou mr profession, A>&sil three months ago I tried ths PlanUMon BlD-lVs, and to my groat joyfam new nearly a waU rjau. I have recommended thoA.ln ssveral estt?, ma, as far as I know, always with signal *???? ma, respectiUUy yours, . BSV. S. a OATiTOHN. PuftADZl-SSU, 10th Month, 17th Dsr, 1S6?. BasTBorao Piuwd: ?My daughter baa been maoh bsnaAttoa by lbs use of thy PlanUUon Bitters. Thon wUI sond me two bottles more. Tby blend, ABA , Binaitu Boots, ?moitjo, LU,, February 11, Ibii. i ir?. ., , . Dna?? A Oo.:?Pirase sead us anolhei twalve casos cf your ilari tation Bitters. As a mormog icpetuor, they appear to luv* superseded everything slat, and are greatly esteemed. Tours, ko,, OAOB as WAJTaV arrsngomsnts ara now oompleted to supply any de mand for this article, which has net barotofore been possible. Ths nubile may rest tatnrod that la no case wUI ths parfsrtly purs standard ot tho a A a BrrrXBS be departed from, ?ser u Uli Le btewt Out fOC-4imllt of tut rl?naiuri en ttui ?IaM cngraoSng, tr it oannot tx gat* Any ptrton prctmdlnj to tell imirrmoa Binala tn WA or by Ut goAlon, U a neindltr and imsotUr. Bemart if nflUd oeHles. 3tt Kai our Privait Hivntn it Dasm itlatxh oorr roery cor*. Bold by oil Druggists, Grocers and Daalsrathroughoul its country, P. H. DBAKB & CO,, New York. *gg 10 mwf 17 BARNWELL SENTINEL SI AM EXCELLENT ABVEBTISING MKDIUM. LF". Merchante and business men try It forafsw nr.n,'. oriti no Min." Band on your cards aojl ' SIsSS rour trad*this fali. There-o nothing to ?or~; ,uk-U has made many a tortursaT^ --4*1 Pna^r'a Tena* tor the paper?as per anuxup ? AdverU tementi l?eert ad al \St7SO- ?dranc*. wXuii^tiTl*^ f ? P?' Kuar. ot ?of teuUM. ^u^'rot.of.IOfcr thro. SIlIGKIKlHl? & SONS EB?\OLI8HED 1828, M AN U? ACT?REK8 F Grand, Sauare, And Umis.'?ifc A FORTES WARE-ROOMS, NO. G52 BROADWAY ?o ? ?H ICKE RING ?% SOHg? Grand, Square and Upright * PIANO-FORTES ABE NOW, AO THEY KV?B HAVE BE E , CON SIDERED the beit la Amerio, Lovln.f been awarded BIZTY-FIVK I'll 17, i; Irl KD A LB, Of which fourteen wore rocalvol In tb'j month* of Sop. tambor and October, 1806, and Urat premiums over oU coinpotllort at the different principal Fnlra In thla ooantry, and tho fill/. E MEDAL 'at Iho WORLD'S FAIR, LONDON. TIIALBBBO'8 OPIHIUN. ? consider Ohlckorlng Ar Sons' Planoa, beyond c am. parison, tho boot I bavo soon la America. 8. THALBKSO, Gasinola 01 Jury on Mcitcal Instremen ?ard. It It with fet Unga ; ri Jo ss American Ecannfactarert that we publish the following to*tl-.aanlaU, which hats boon received l y na roocntly: EUUtPEAX hi -. . . , Jfcceiiied duriig Oui tnonlh of Augutt, 1SG0\ LoMBoa, July as, 1887. Uraira. OnicurnDto * Boss?Qents: I bare mnoft pleasure In enclosing a document signad by tho first coinposora, maslclens ari profoaior* In Europe. I held yonr Pianos In such h'.gh eatlmslion (rids my carlifl. cote) that I folt It my duty to take one of thorn with mu to Europe, to ascorta'.n the opinion of my protestions brethren. Tho on-aloaed cortiflcsto will prove how unanimous they br.ve been on the inbjeot. I beg to forward, st the same time, a letter I received from my friend, Mr. CloUi/.d, which I am sore must ko gratify, log to you. t have tuo borar to be, gentlemen, yours very truly, JAMES M. WEXtXL Loimox, January 14,1GG8, Jibim M. TTcMi", Ktg.: Mr Dub 8rn: I have great pleasure la aaktnlg youtc convey to Messrs. Chlckortng the expre'si'/n of my hlghoat approval of their lnsUamcnt, It b-? 1 cor.il? 1er, not merely tho bost lnaunmcnt of AmerVcrm mena ?00 lr.ro that I bave tried, but one of the fn / st Grand Plino forlos that hat ever como under my observation ; and the Piles 1rs. Ohlckerlna may well >,'? proud of having turned ont from their cisuufa.-tory an Instruisent which, for touch, quality, iwsi/,:Ki workmanthlp,U would bo vary dlliicult to sui pasa In any port of the Wido world. Boar air, very *ln-/?rely yours, A . 1). COLT.AW), Firm o( Ooliti & Collar-',, Jrlono-forlo Marini actorors, London. Loudov, August 22, ? . /ames AT. WthU. ?,io.: Mr Dvaa but*. Ao y.m ore going back to the United atates, I aun', beg yon to rainomber ma kludly to the Mots'.,. Chle.ker1ng. Tell tbom 1 was delightod with tiio'.r Qnnd Plano-farte?or good an instrument, / (.'.in? as uaieacr t rted oui, both intowA andttr v. Wishing yon, Ac, I remain ererli jly, H. F. BKOaDWOOU. Firm of L Broodwood at Sous, Puuio-forte a a - tarara, London. LOKDON, Jniy 20, IBCtl. if euri. CMektring ?a Hont: ?tsTn : I bevo mat been Invited by Mettra. Collard to try a Oraud Plano-torte mauofactarod by yoa, and I have no imitation In endorsing the opinion ot my old friend, Mr. 0. 11. Oollard, vis: That It la tho flu oat ha. atrunitnll ever played on. Believe me, genUemen, most faithfully yours, J. L. HATTO . retri onlaJi fron int moti diiltngutiArd .trim, in Bvrop to Mitin. Chickering <f .v. si: Ud?t on, July 28, ???. liavlng played a Plano forni mads by Mesara. Chickering & Bona, of Boston and New York, I tram mach ploasuro In testifying to Its general excellence. For a wee In eta and brilliancy of tone, doilcooj oj tonch and magnificent power lor concert purposes, si consider U a really Uiiakd 1 - : , aun Dtx.nian? lt tux sut 1 nava scbn or AiisniOAN MaatnnoTUBS, AUA 11 ELLA UUDDAUD. O. A. O8B0KNE. W. EDITE. JULES BENEDICT. M. W. BAL?E. OB AB. HALLE. SI LEY BIOUAUDb. Il UN E FA V Alm EIL SYDNEY . UIllLO BEOONDX ALFIIdD JAKL1. LINDSAY SLOP EH, J. M?HOHELES, Prci. of Oonservatolr* da Leipzig. S. AI IT III: il 0 APPEL, Director of Monday Con. corta, London. Among the chief points cf execUence ol the Cbicks? Ing Planos, of whioh spook tho renowned arUsts In their congratulatory testimonial a to tho Meura . Chickering, are the greatest possible depth, liaaneas and volume 3 ton?, combined with a raro brilliancy, olearneaa and pufoct ovonneoa throughout the entire scale*, and. above all, a surprising duration of sound, the pare and symiiatheuo quality of which naver changes '/ndai that most dsllcats or powerful touch. Daring the put forty-throe years this fin4 baa mono. M tared BO,OOO JpjLsVNOS. In the constrnotlon of which they 'dare Ubrodnoed every known and valuable Impxovemt^A They have Invaria bly been selected and used or/ oil of the world's oe knomUdgtd groat artisti who nave visited this country profnulauaUy, Loth for privi ie end pabilo ase. ?UVLllEllU, I confidar chi st er tug & Bons* Planoi, beyond ooxs. portson, tbe beet I Lave ever seen in Americo. UOT I at 11 1. li . 1 a a Ohlckerlng a. sous' Planos superior to any In the tsurld. They oro unrivalled for their tlnrtng qnallUta and for the harmonious roundness of their tone. There li a perfect homogeneity thronghont all the registers. Tho upper notes ore remarknole for a citarnesa and pnrlty Which I do not find In any other Instrument, wbUe tbe bue Is distinguiti! ed forpowor without harshness, and. for a unguis,cent sonority. , Sotir Piano* ore aupertor tq any I bara erti Hen ka tela country or In Europe. I hove ?tver buard a tono so perfect; It yield* every expression that It needed In mutis, and It* quality ?1 ce pable of change to meet every soattment. This la a raro power, ana 1* derived from the perfect purity of lu tono, togtther with Ita sympathetic, sUsUc ana trail balanced touch. POZNANS 8?T. During lbs past olght years I have cons un ily pUyed Opon the JotUy celobrated Brard PUnoi ? yours ore Usa only lnetrnmenU that I nave found, olihor hero tir In Europe, to equal them In all tholr points of oxoey.leaoo. It may b* tatlsfactory to oar patrons ani friands) among the pabilo at largo to sUto that tea limo u lai? hava been received from sil the loading arUsts who bit* vtolted or are now residing In thef Unitod Butes, s few Ol whoso nomea, tosidos those sbovo, we append: LEO. na MKYKB. I GUSTAV 13 ATTE IL ALFS ED JAEL. J. UE ED I LTP. . r ANDEttaON. M. H RAK OS CIL a HOFFMAN. I J?IJ.IEM. AUTHTJB NAPOLEON, And many otbtra, ^ILIjUSTBATBD ^ AHB ^ |^ WARE-P.OOMS, . 6f?2 Broadway, New york. HENRY SIEGLXNG, Asr't ? ?. <^ Ueiocai ? mvrt ma.