The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, September 19, 1867, Image 4

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l?ll??MiA DAIL? NEWS, G. lt, CATHCART, EniTon CATHCART. MoMlLLAN & MORTON, rnopniETOiis, No. 18 MAYNE STREET. OITY PR TNT RUB. TERMS GASH. HrHflOllIlTlON. DAILY-1WBLVK MONTHS.*,?,?!? 1/A LT-PIX MOSTHS. g.?p M?li.Y-7'linEE MONTHS.. -*.Mt SINtlLK COPIES. TJ NEWS DEALE1IB.J rout? THURSDAY MORNING, BF.PTEMBER 19, 18G7. TUB KOrTIIBltN CHO.HN. Wo t?tbliali below a poem, which tro tuidoratand ?a writtou by a young lady or tbie State. We think our roadcr3 will And that abo lia9 clothed elovatrd thought in topps/ and linrmonioua language. I Et). NEWS. J Among th...v rino old Oreek Imaginations, Which will survlvo aa loup, aa thought shall lr,.i. 'i'hsrs axe nono uoblor than tho constellation.. Those living uiemortos of tho buried past. They looked fur souie iiucbangoablo mslerial. In orerlomtlng cliaractora to witto Their graud old luytbs. and choao tho vault ut tic real, And write io living hieroglyphs of HgAt. ' Tis ss tho heroes of tho anrleni story. Whose valorous di nb thoso heavenly forms reve.il. HUH looked down on us from tho holgbta ol glory With the calm pily that immortals feel. Dh 1 bright reward of truth aud brave endeavor, buyo nd the sphere of earthly change and chsuce, t'siiRbt up to llvr among thc ?tani forevor, Forever ino lo roam the bluu expanse. Hut viiguoly drawn arc thoso enlcHtial picture*. Types of raou's holies of Immortality, Ero yet the gonn of truth had burst Its el rici ure i Boloro thu du? H of CbrlsllAulty. We. with Ibo light ofsftcr revelation. 1'rsco no un -crlain heures un tho sky ; Oidv ono bcautooua lar-iamcd con stell at tun, A starry cross have ct? Ixtlan* raised on high. Symbol of wcll-borno suffering, BPlf-aubmlaalon And bravo emluianco, raised to heights sublime, Of faith. unknown to any supcrsUUou, Or e'en ibu wisoit, happiest heathen time. Repleto willi eira-.lug, full of loflioat teaching. That sign seemed chosen wlib phophelic oyu Hy th eic who, token ufan alni far-reaching. Fixed on our flag an emblem of Ibo eky. For In ila lorin the key ao loug donicd us Te life's dark rayBlcrlOB sud failurca Iles, Tho clue through naturo's labyrinth to guide us, Thc law of componsatcd sacrifice. That law by which tho vanqulshr-d prove victorious. And o'er their haughty o-nnacrora oft prevail, Defoated, gabi Immortal honors glorious. And win In Hea\en, although on earth thoy fall. For there thoy sro not asked, what trophies Iwir yo From off tho field of your successful might? But on life's battle e-ronnel on which sids wsro yo In tho great conflict between wrong and right Y Who stoadfut keep Ute's purpoao (mo and holy, Who nobly live or nobly lay lite down; Whether in lofty station or In lowly. Famed or forgotten, wear the victor crown. Thoreforo yo who Ute martyr duad aro grieving. That in our country's isllen cauao were alaba, Qriove not despairicg, but In hops believing That thoy hare neither lived nor died In vsln. But ss the ensign ol our warrior legions. Tho Southern Cross, though hlddou from our \ lew Still glows In the clear pk y ol'other regions, t till ware? aloft in hcavon's own barnier blue. So th sa true horoos, now no longer lying Low with their flag, but resting from their v. ru ?, Have roached tho land where atlll that flog la flying: Yes, through defeat havo mounted to the atora. Changing for Heaven their bard, Muru path of daly. Their cross for crown, with deathless glory bright, And their ramo liven as ahlno In quoneblcso beauty, The undying fires that form that cross of light. stuie Items. THE CHOW.-Tho lalo raine lune caused tho cul ton in tbie District to shod, rot aud rust ao that the promise which our fjritiere had in Aue,nut will be disappointed by a Inna of one-third. Com in the region north of tho Court limine will yield t support tor tho ennuin:; year, but all eouth ia de? ficient; ao much ao that farmers thora will havo to buy bread.- Marion Crescent. BPABE THAT THEE.-Thc venerable Black Jack ingent horrendum sud hoary baa fallon no moro to bo tho mai kel pisco of our town. Tho Town Coun? cil ordered it lo bo sold, and on Monday, tba lilth inst., it Was sold in market, over to tho highest bidder, for ((3) tbrco dollars; sinco which timo it has bowed its towortug hoad to tho bosom of th? earth from wbenco it sprang. Peaco to ita ashes. Tho market he ron! [ er will bo held at tho well grove, in tho middle of tho public square, oppo? site tho Court House-Marion Crescent. ROHBEBT.-On Monday nu;ht, tho mill of Mr. F. YV. Wing wes entered sud robbed of about eigh bu nb el n of com. Buspiclon rcatB strongly on i freedman who had boen in the omploy of Air. Wing until within a f:w weekH past; but no evidence haa yet been elicited sufficient to inauro convicUon. [ ' O?U mb i a g f.Virm, ?efe. GOOD NEWS FOU Omi MERCHANTS. -Tl io follow? ing dispatch has boen kindly furnished us by the emciont sgont of tho Kout li Carolina {Railroad in this city. Tho chango of tariff will make a reduc? tion of from twonty-Uvo to fifty por cont, in favor of tho Columbia und up-country tiatle : * Cn.MimrroN, 8. i.., September 17. lb C. J. Boitin, Anent: Tho Augusta tariff will bo used to Columbia, commencing to-morrow. n. T. PEAKE, Gonoral Sup't. ICotumbia Chronicle. DESTRUCTIVE FIIIE. Tho Uro chronicled by us yesterday morning proved to bo thc resilience of Dr. John Roach, about tin en miles boyond tho corporate limits af tho city on tho Mont i cull o Road. Tho building waa entirely consumed, to? gether with tho contents, with tho exception of a low email articles of clothing, etc., which thc family w cru enabled tn losctio from tho ravages of the flames. Wo havo learned tbat tho loss is par? tially U not entirely covered by insurance Tho cause of tho fire is supposed to have boon acciden? tal.-Columbia Cfirontclc. PABUOSED.- Patrick Clifford, convictod of borsc stcaling in 1801, snntoucod to bo hung, and after? wards respited-his punialunont being commuted to ten years in the penitentiary-baa received a full pardon from the Governor, *ou condition that he leaves tho Htato within twenty days, and does not return lo it in Uve vonni. A variety of circum? stances aro understood to havo combined in favor of tho old man, and it has been a roorcv lo let him go.-Co.umbU Chronicle. Perry nun h.un, wno waa sentenced lo bo execu? ted as an acccsBorv to tho murder of a mau named Miller, in Pickena District, more than ii veer ugo, and whose sentence was commuted to imprison? ment in the penitentiary for life, has 'been declar? ed insane by a commission of two physicians and a magistrate, and ordernd to bo sont lo tho Luna? tic Asylum.-Columbia Phoenix. REWARDS OF MERIT.-WO learn that the Governor haa dotormincd, in all casos wbero convicts in tho Penitentiary exhibit unusual ovidence of obedience, industry and trustworthiness, to romove tho prison uniform, and allow thom to resume citizens' clothing. Thia has already bcon dono in two in? stance-*-tho brothers Saundora, from Charleston; and the privilogo is to bo extondod to somo of tho colored tenants who aro behaving well. IConimbia Chronicle. THE RICI CHOPS.-Aa with cotton, various con? flicting reports aro in circulation in regard to this ataple, and rinding much difficulty in harmoniz? ing the accounts, ne havo takon tomo pains to procure special information, having visited sovorol ?ilsntations, and made diligent inquiries in regard o other*. The foundation of Ibo principal reports of fallu ros seem* to have boen in tho heavy endlong oontinued rams of the season. But wo cannot dis? cover that, much as thoy bave affected cotton, they have dono any extensive damage to the rico .rop. We only bear of one plantation sorionsly affect d. That is on tho Ogoechoe River, and hav? ing beon planted early, the ovorflow of water pre? vented cutting at the propor ttmo, and caused material lots. Other plantations in the neighbor? hood suffered in the same way to a lesa dogrco, and in rogard to somo tho timo of the eubsldonct of tho overflow will determine tho amount of damage. Several Holds further up the river are troubled with back waler, but as tho cutting can bo postponed for some timo vot, il is probable that that difficulty will bo removed. From correspondents at Danen, Brunswick and other points sooth of hero, wo got favorable ac? counts, ropiesonting tho yield to bo large, the heads long and heavy, tho kernole of oxtra quality, .nd tho weathor fcraiahing littlo intorforonoo with thc ripening and cutting. A visit across tho riv sr a few days einco gave us a favorablo opinion of tbo Hoe crop there. Wo think the yield will be tully on avorago ono, and the quality generally fair. Wo saw one Meld which ye examined Just after planting time. It, then bid fair to roouiro replanting on account of tho de? vastation by rats and birds; bot now wo should jay it promised a yiold of sixty bushels to the aero, tho birds and vormin having dono no perceptible damage. nl0 flo)(iB of 5olono| Hurle, on Pcnnlworth Wand, and of Colonel BUke, Mr. Huger, and Mr. Manigatilt, on themain, all look promising. Cutting bps com monced, and all tbo plantations, wo think turn Sftffi 50liM l.h?y Pwraipcd in the early season. The birds have dono lesa damngo than usual and op the wholo, wo should say Ibo plan le CB'h ov? little to complain of. Wo have a fino sam?lo from the LangJon Chorea plantation; a fair one but inferior to somo wo saw standing in tho eatno Held, lrom Colonel Harris, of Ponniworth Island and several olhara. which promieo woll for tho' crops they roprosonl. We shall he glad to re?oive accounts from tho nee planters or thia and neighboring States, glv i?K *323?* ??.o' intwost to tbo pnblic-tbe ?.0^ *,linK;^oyiold' tho Ouelfty, ?nd the Tho book trado solo in Now York waa nn moagerly attended on Saturday. Sir. Hasnr (7 ? OOM M ITiltOlA I.. .ruc Utanrlurtt??? ?.muni HIMrk.cn, Orndt. OF THF! OIIARLI vruN HAILY News.i < n*i;LL?roN. Wednesday bvenlug, Sept. IB. 1807. ( Buycro were xeuirally ofhjrin;; loner pru-. ?. au.I wbllo unto Irsinuiirlloiis exhibited B deellM iii Ita',c.pel IU>, thora eliowed a more m ilked MUng oil lu price, a lew ilca ol OOIKI Ordinary soiling ul l?l,c. per lb,, uiul Hie lass of collen quolcd al 22V,.\, w?l New Volt Mi J il lin,.; > Strict Middling, h.il'era bein? i; oe rally uuatilo In eallrc 22e. for Liverpool Middling. Wo nole t-ales of 'JO .ates ,im m/ (Ito illy-Bay 7 ?tl1" . 13 Bl'll, ami fl al S>ic. Wo quote the niarUei FOiiicwIiat irroftiilar al tim illnvvlnir rates, ray: Oooil Ordinary.1 s > .?.,yat laiw Middling..<! "(, ttiddHne.-j. iwjyjii P.S. Tba lt bales mentioned luye?terUay*4taperas ?Ving ?olil st 'USC only Inon^lil -ii',,: per lt,. Augsiata Mnrkei, AUOU?TA, .Koivtiniibor 17.-I? MM I.VI - (loin-Weak, uying at I l l amt Helling nt 115. SILVER-Buying at 132 si ?1 neilin- al 134. t.OTro.i- I lie market continuas nimm Hie 1.111111 BB yasv onlay, though ,innre qnb't. Oiiol.itloua unchanged, ates to-day ll biles BB follows: Bat'JO; ld at 21 ; .1 nt IS, and 10at ?e. Itecclpta (-1 laic. WnEAT-Noun In inarkei BACON-Mumblers lfi?;.-; B ll Sldci laue; (1 lt Sides O'.'c; O Rides 2Uc; llniiin 22a3?r. eons-Primo wblte ne nee i .nl lu deinaml al 91 ir. 1 Wi yellow and mi xml il Ulla I IO. nilibili Market. MOBIL!?, Septoinbvr IL-COITO::-TI1010 was a lair lomand today, which wna coi,lined lo only ;i lew brokers, and very 111tlo de itnl.te Colton offering, ton tales t-hamicd banda nt 2 lc fur Middling, Hie mr.t kot lo.-ed steady aud quiet. MON UTA RT-Tho .lem 01,1 for (lold rmiliniirn very Lill. For Sterling lhere ls only a Umltisl demand, hough prices have advanced, lim mai lui eloceil dull t iiiieie,1 quotations : (Juli) 14U.il lt. Merlin-;--lily lay? 163. Sight lfi?. Francs nominal. New York Plftbl isro'a discount. Stew Orleans sight par a!? premium. New Orleuii* Market. ? NEW oitLKANs. September U.-CVITOX-T?10 luar tot oj,eu. i willi a roBllilied Inquiry, ami us invUiiiig rauaplrcd ralculaled to lacr?alo the movement, opera ioiiB continued Olin moderate neale IbroughnUt. itu itToriug supply wan limited, few desirable Hula being on iain, and a? libhlor? refused In nreile In Hm extent uanded by bilyera, the latter Kill ed nt un e n I v li rom the markrl, deemlug it more expedient to defer th? ie. n: ion ol their ordern, und nvviit Ihn receipt ol lalor utclllgciiee. UMIST these clrciiini lancea the ailles wc -estricted. amounting ni the rinse lo barely 2.MI bal aki n by lour or live broker., ut Irregular bul ea? irires. Ibo market closing an completely uiiaettlcil, tbat reliable or even closely npprovluiatbij: quotnlloim .utii ely ?ni ol thc question, STATEMENT or COTTOS. <tock ou bond lat September. I8G7. balen-in.'i.v; [lereived to-day. !M8 Heed.ed previously. 2,dirt- 2 I7.'.IH, lieareil tonia*./?. tKI eic in>d previously. '.'.KSI- ?,331 Slock nu hand and ou ei-.ipbo.-11d. Il.itfti Wilmington Mnrhct. . WILMINOTON, September io.-irm'LSTist:-la brought lo market slowly, and ia in fair demand. Sales of only HO bbl?, nt t.1 60 for virgin and yellow dip, nutt ll 75 lor lin rd, *p USU Iba. Si'iniTS TUBVESTtNE- Hus brm iii lair requosl lo-dny and lite salon coniprlRO 717 1.1 .le. ul S3.1 j nf) I cullin ?I gal hm. as to quality 01' package*. ROSIN-Sales nt 752 bbls. al ill IO '. for common, fl 110 a$J 37ii Mr No. 2. (3 7&at4 37 '-. lor No. I, nu.I il IB tor Palo. TAB-33bbls. noldat ii HU "tl bbl. CORN-A rsrgn ot 1701 bntbebt while, noni llvdo county, sold ot M 21 ?l bushel. v HAT-Halo from wharf ol 317 hales Northern ni Uti centa fl 100 lbs. Baltimore Mnrkoi. BALTIMOHE, SnplcinberlO.-CnrTON-ConlinitcflduU and nominal in Ibo absence or salea nt 25 cenia for in I I dllngn. COITEK.-Nothing doing worthy of nole; Ibo Balea rc ported on Saturday (published yesterday) waa au iuvoiee to arrive per Swedish brig llarl XV, instead ol' Convoy both sro bound lo 1 hie pun. 1'i.oua.-Our market was dull to dny; no inquiry for export, sud bul Ullin demaud for thc local dealrrej no sates worliy nf special note; prices without qunlsblo change. O RAIN-Wheat waa iu (air raceipt lo-day, 4200 bushnli wbito, and 10,100 busheb) rod offered; Ibo market waa maintained for prime and choice samples, but medium nra ibu were 8 to 10c lower at the elnar; sumo samples re inalued over unsold. Included tn Ibo sates were IMOa 2000 bushels while, ranging n? to quality from ?? 62 foi good down to 12 for iulenor; I v.n buehula primo mm choleo red at S3 50a2 00; l&nj bushel* nu-diuui to good ?2 38B2 18; 1000 bushels fn!r nt MUaSSSi 1300 bushel? Inferior at *T 7Ga2 1?. Com-r.3l>0 Miahels white and 213Dbushels yellow offered; mnrket sTnady; eales 01 .'loan bushel-primo vvhito at tl Kial IB: OOO bushels luforlnr and mixed nt il lual 13; 330 buahcls yellow nt tl 37; liMl busbolBdo at SI 28. Usls-7bi>u tninhcls received; dc mand active and prices recovered IbodeaiUneol Satur dav; included tn tho sales ive re 3?U0 bushcle fair to ebel.'- ot mano; 1000 bttafeel* lower grades at HJariBi Rye-2240 bushels oflcred; inarki! stitrcr; HSICS ul 330 bushels primo Western al ?I in; <it)0 do (?nuil at SI 40 and 8U bushels Inferior at tl 13 prr bushel. PK'IVIBIOMS.-Lalo on saturday C.' tibda Bulb Shotil dors sold to no tn Vhtladulphis, al 13K,c l'o-day tba market was qulot: no lari;e transaction* reported, nu there was also a more limited jonbiug domand, ba prices aro steadily maintained as Indore quoted viz llsconShoulders ?fic. rib Sides l.i;ii;iic. nnd clear til I8>ial?}?c! Hams 19c. tor plain, and 21.121c, Bugar nuicd as to br iud nnd quality. Lard is jobbing nt 13?^e. fur elly, and li'4e. (or primo Western. Moas l'nrlt t2? pi bbl. Hick.-Wo report pales to-day of GO hage Rangoon n 0 'ic. and 100 do. dn. at 0}(c. per lb. suom-The market wa? active to-day, hnlh for r? lluiiiK sud to the trade. Wo report ailles 01* '.IS5 boxea Cuba stille; Gm il? al ll ?lei :iM du at l2;-ula^c, all on tho basis nf 12>,c lol- No 13; C3 lil .IJ co.xl i.-i.mn: Cuba MuBCOVado Bt llXe; 4G bilda tin-ll-b leland ni 1!','?., all takon for rcflul?g; 133 hbihJ Cilia grocery nt 12)jal2><c; 107 hbda Porto Bien nt ISMaMe, nud Ito hilda do al Ii,n 1 .n.e. Thc mnrket closed Urtu. SALT-Liverpool continues firm and inactive request from second bund*. We repeat last qitotuiions, viz: lor ti round Alum M 2ia2 30, sud Fina If:la3 10 per Birk. Turk's Island dull and nominal at Title: 1 cr bushel in loin. Wmsarv-W? hear nf no sale?; 3Se lu bond offered aud refused. \ew kori- .Mm 1,1rt. alOllEV MAItKET. Tho Haw York Bvtniag l\>tt, of Monda jr, September 16th, says : Ti.e loan market IH without any new (catare, i be lenders ero aaUng C per cont, on new business, bul the 0 per cent- loana aro not marked np to fa except in 11 lew insta cen. and thc rate on government collaterals is S. Thu discount shows n lillie moro activity, but tho mies are unchanged nt fia? lor first club? uaines. Tho bank Ktatomcnt shows au increasu in loans nearly four millions wil ie Ibo deposits buvr decreased two million i, Thn luoal imi ortant change ls in thc le? gal tenden, which have declined four ami a half mil? lions, the aggregnlo being sixly-rlvn millions axnlutt sixty-nine and a half millions Is9t vvcek, Kixty-eight mil? lions the week previous, and vovcnty-Gvo millions tb nc weeks ago. Thc recent gain tn legal-tendere liss therefore becu lost But the fact ls pointed nul thal tl o i n ature bare gain? ed lu greenbacks moro than the banka hiivo. lo.-t. Dur? ing tba past week tho Tn one. no sold Homo I wo illil? linna of gold, amt tho banks have been dmiurd m green? backs to pay for it. Thia circumstance accctuitii tm- tim legsl-U-iidt-r doplellou of the bankK moro perhapH tbmi the demand tor ciirruncy for tba West, which le nianar ID extent than waa expected, mid baa been hiipplieit lo a considerable degree by rt mittnncia nf naibinal bank ootcs. rnopt'ei: xiARKCr. - NF.W YORK, September 10.-FLonn, .kr.-Tho mnrket lor Western ami .stain flour la irregular; thc ?neilium grades ara 1111- th ul de. and generally en 1er. spring Wheat Klour (fresh ground) la better. Famby branda aro also bettor and In fair demand. Tho Boles are I0.IM10 billa al t8 'Jlla'J lr, for Superllne state; $9 OOaiO 70 for New Hilra Mate: ?III noa 11 30 for fancy do; tl) 7ii.il 1 00 for tho low gradea of WcHtcru Kxlras; *Unl2 00 rorgood lo cholee Spring Whoa! Kxtran; l9fi0sl0C0 for ahlpptng Ohio; $111 yoal.t no for trade di); >12 30al3 SO tor wi,in- Wheat Kxlrn Miebignu mid lat liana; $11 30al2 13 for Amber Wheat Rstra, and $12 Ida IS 00 for st. Loula i:xtraa. Califorula riour la unchanged. Sales nf 2M bbls ut 111 Suais 50. Southern flour is in good dunant! and Kteady. Sales of 070 bbls at 49 7Sal 1 tor commun to good extra Baltimore and country; xlluHl 35 for extra Virginia nnd noorilla, and 111 25al3 SO for Irado and lainily extras [rom Maryland and Delaware. O HAIN.- The wheat market opened very irregular. Spring was in brisk demand al bolter prlcu i, chltily for 3sport, while winter was neglected, and at Ibo close IB lower. All descriptions close quiet. The eales aro 08,000 bushel' at 12 I Kai 32 for No. 2 Milwaukee club on tire spot; S3 17a2 18 for do to arrive; >2 23,'i for No. 1 do I on the spot, and 13 24 for do to arrive soon; S2 11 , J tn for nurbcr state; $2 SS for whits QaneaBM fl2 C2.J? for White California. Oats opened strong,' but with moro dispoaltlon to se)! and Urger offerings, priera decllued and dosed willi a good demand at the concession. Tho Balee aro 112,000 bnsbols Western at i.i',',n,'io, chiefly at tho latter roto, and Stato at 67j?ar>>je. Oom ls better and quite active; Ibo supply is ruucb'l below Ibo demaud; Ibo market closes strong. Tho sales aro90,000bushels unsound at $1 i;ai 17^; Wea lem mixed at SI 221,a*! 23 afloat, SI 22al 23 in ature. PROVISIONS.-Tho pork market has been quite active at lower prices, but closes firm at our outside ngitres. Tho sales, cash nnd rogulur, are SndO bbls at tv I ORa 24 69 K 'or mose. The Oovernmont hare taken 1292 bbls prime meas, $24 Wi. Beef ta qulot but steady. Salea of f-5 bbls at i 17.iV, for plain meas, and S23a27 for extra mess. Tierce beef la quiet. Beef bama aro entirely nominal. Cut meats aro finn aud fairly active. Sales of 10,000 lbs beUlea at 13c; B0O0 Ibo pickled hams at 17c; nud for future delivery, 30 boxes city dry Baited shoulders stile. Lard continues finn at full former rates. Salea ol 676 bbls. and tea. at Bealle, for No. 1; 14s 11e. for city; l4<-,all.'?c. for fair lo prime Btcam and kettla rendered. Bacon la in bottor demand and firm. Sales of 40 boxes loo cured short rib for futuro dclivei y et 14a. Wo also note eales of 300 boxer Western Cumberland cul for Do comber and January, delivery at Ile. BOTT EH.-The marked ls lesa Arm; tho dcionud ls I moderate. Wo onoto BB follows: Goshen and Orango County, palls, Vlb, 36al0c; stale firkins nnd tubs, futr to choleo 31a32c; Illinois Iowa and M'iiuosnln lSu20c; Weetorn Reserve, good to choleo 22a3Cc; Stato tubn, Wclab, good to choleo 29a31c; Ohio, common to fair Ila 180. CHEESE.-Tboro is a botter feeling anion? moat bold ora, owing to Iboadvanco in Liverpool of la! Thodeinaml lr Quite brisk for shir mont lo California. We quote as follows: State, factory, goo,, to choice, per pound, new. Hallie; Stato fair lo good, 11 i,m;i Slate dolrlea, choice, lUI2)?c; Lnglisb dalry. Conn., l'.cluc; English dairy, Ohio, llal3c; Vermont dalry, common to choice, 10al2c; pineapple, 12aHe; Ohio, prime, lOallc; Ohio factory, good lo choice, 13a 13c. CorrEE- We leam of uo important eales. Prices are unchanged. llAt-The receipts have been more llhornl, and, with Only a moderato demand, prices are boavy at 7lla7Gc for ?hipping and Slal 30 for rotafl lola. COTTON.-Tho market la very dull and prico nro rather weak. Tho demand ia very moderate at 25a25Kc for middling uplands, and 26a2GVe for do New Url. ana. Moni-fea-A moderate inquiry prevails Prices are Brm. Naval. STORTR-Aro Arm and in good drinend. tho closing quotations are aa follows : Spirit? 'f urpor. ttne. free per gallon, WiaGlr ; Spirit? Turpentine tn bond, per gallon, ?2a62J?o ; Crude Turpentine tn bbls, por 280 Iba, lOa? 12>? ; Rosine, common, In bbls, t>tr 280 lbs, tlal 12K ; Rosina, strained. In bbls, per iso lbs, S4 26; Rosina, No 2. In bbls, per 280 lb?, {4 BO; Rosine, No 1, tn bbl9, per 280 lbs. SI 76a 6 00; Rosins, psi?. In bbl?, per 280 Iba, Sd 6na7 10; Rosin?, extra palo. In bbls, nfr 280 lbs, S7 76i8S0; ^Ins, window glass, in bbl?, por 210 lbs IS 60a9 CO; Tar, Norlh County, la bbla, per bbl, SJ6014; Tar, WU ffllogton, to bbls. per bbl. ?4 00; Pitch, city, lu bb.a por bbl, S.i76a3 87K; Pitch. Somborn, In bbla, per ubi. S3 76A4. Rion-Is dull, and prices aro nominal. aooAB-uaw sugar? aro in fair demand, and the mar? ket ta Annal llKaUKofor fair to good retain*. Re lined are steady. Fciiarrro-Aro bettor. Tho rate? to UMRtOOl ?ra . , 8d ter Corn and Wheal, by steamer to Liverpool) 2a for rioriZ:?xii 36a a 88e for heavy gooda, Th? engagement* L are 1 soo boxes Oheeso at 80s. I t. mic.nr-, |itr Mouin t'arnltna. UMIIOMI, | September 18. dj t.. Vi Cotton, 13 bale? Md -.e. 20 obla and 33 kag? | l-'ur, 30 baga Rough lUco. 63 bbla Naval blore*. I cara ailie, 1 car Furniture, 3 car? Wood. ie. 'To Mt?? E O I Mles, J Canipacn A Do! Ilallroad Agent, O W Wllllauia Cn. Ouldanitth it 8on, H Miiunur, Slreot Bros A Cu, J ' Davien, Courtenay & Trcuholiu. Urpbau House, O E ritcbrtl. UUcy A- Kcuyou, A -1 Salina?, E U Rodgers A o. lt Washington, Z Davis. E U Manlgault, W Lcbb Hu- li, It l, Jotters k Co, ltollmauu Uro?, J lt ? Irkpalrick, I.kilt Nlodr, ihu.. or, Lee. Siullb li Co, W Ilm?. I'niirnRers. I'er steamer Pilot Doy. from Savannah, vis Beaufort, I il mn Iii? ..I, Ac-Capt J Ferguson. Cot A H Ilromi, J (J larah, (i Legare, O McQInley, J barnard, J A Turnor, I N Wnvno. ll Kauris, A W rook. C Ilouktil ?lit, ailsa al I .lohn n.m. (I K Eley. A llyau, .1 Reilly, J Murray, K J Hack and 2 daughters. Mrs H A O'Conti ll Mina Magela i-i-onnell. R D l'ou?. R (1 Rasla. H W Illunie .. J (I Judd, i .1 cravat. I. A Williams, and 21 duck. Pur steamer St Helium, from Falutin and Rockville - lr? i oper. Miss llalluy. Mina Jenkins, Major 1. Chilm? an, .1 .1 lt Weaeoat, W i: Siiuiiinns, Jr, S ii Jenkins, W A lark. J S Wbalcy, ll I, Maretulln, Dr T 1' Mlkell. F M uilley. Col Hinger, D ll Cliainlierlalii, A Ualloy, 1> rolev, K-Willey, ll Ul vern, Dr Hackett, Hov \\ ll Seabrook, U 11 !? y, ami 23 derk. .POUT CAl-.l?NjUA'K. connr.erFD WEEKI.V. pnasxa or TUC MOON. int Q. Otb, fib. Hm. even I Last Q. 20tli, Ob. loin, oven iill M. lilli. Th. Him. ev en j Now M. 271b. Ob. 22, even MARI NF? NEWS. I> il ll '1' OK C ll A lt I. Ill S T O Ai Arrlvnl Ycsteriltay. Steamship Alliance. Kolly, Philadelphia-loll Satur lay. .Nffl/e, A-c. To H F ltakir A Co, Rallroail Anent, a Urueker, Il O'Neill, J 1, Woet, Cameron, Harkley K Po, I I- Aili., r A' Co, Dowle A Moiao. Adame, Damon i Co, -hcphonl .V Coheu. II Herdt? .tc Co, Killick, ''lekenberg I- Cn, A Palmer, O W Curtis, T K Brown. U iv al A ton. C ii Franks, Unod rich, Wlncman A Co. li al Kellern c Co. O ll Waller ti Co, Stull, Wobb A Co, II Realty, J M Iolbrouk. Marshall, Hurgn k Uowcu. .1 U Russell, O W Prentice, L Chap?n k Co, C U Mint, M Dowd, P Walsh, I Worner, J H Voilera, timber k Marlin, J Cosgrove, J Thompson, Werner k Ducker, J ForRiiaou, C Ring, E M lowell. W Ellon. .1 U Orovcrncr. J F O'Neill k Son. T P orrcslon, Il Johnson A Cn, W Ouruey, O W StotTeue A 20, Ruilmaun liras, C P Poppeiihelm, Stonhonse k Cn, iilsolm Urns, Drown A- liver, Adams Express Co, Illiston, J M Eason k Uro. J L Torrent, E J U li. .bur. P W Riles, J C Nisbet. W M Bird k Co. Us? Light Co. E I Dawson k Co, h J Bennett, Jeffords k Co, J Byan, R ll McDowell A Co, E Somers, J Jimna, W O Whildeii k Ci vtraiiaa, Vnuce? k Co, J li Renuekcr, Liv mu A Fogarty i'loreou k Co, and Order. BrIUsb brig Bellona, ltowiiusa, Mlddleborougb, Eug. 170 days. Ballroad Iron. To lt Mure k Co. sud Order. Sehr W F Cuehing, Cook, Philadelphia. 0 days. Coal To H F Baker k Co, Ravenel k Co. Sehr John A Oriflln, Foster, Philadelphia, G days. Ci ol. To II F Baker k Co. Steamer Pilot Boy., McNelty, Savannah, via Beaufort, Hilton Head, Ac Mdzo. To J Ferguson, P Malglcr, J Purcell, Street Bros k Co, ll K Quartermaster, C Litscbgl. P MclUler, F A Sawyer, W Kresael, Klin, k, Wlckenborg V Cn, O W Clark k Co, Itavcnel .'. Barnwell, W S Henory, I colen, k k Co, W Harrisson. Steamer St Helena, Boyle, Killala and Rockville. Mdie. To J II Murray, T L Webb, S Howe, W S lleno rv, Kllnck. Wickenbnrg k Co, Col W Wbaley. L Schnell t Cu, W J Whaley, C II Moise. Roper k Stoney, Dr T P 1/Ockwood. and others. . Stuamer Planter,-, l'en Dee. Mdzc. To .1 Fcrgu son. Mowry k Co, J k J l> Kirkpatrick. Wont In Nen YistcrUay. Brig Susan E Voorbls, Fulford. Oeorgatown, S C. . From tills Fort. Steamship o ranada. Crow eli, Now York. Sept lil. Up for tikis 1'ort. Sehr E A Conklln, Daniela, at Nuw York, Sold 10. Cleared, for thia I'm t. Sehr U j revel, ll tighe a, at Now York, Sept IC. Cons?gneos por Ktoanishlp Alabama, from Now York Raveuel k Co, Railroad Agenta. SouUioru Eiprcss Co, J k W H Armstrong, Adam., Damon A Co, J E Adger A Co, J D Aiken A- Co, U N Averill k Son, D A Ammo, C- P Abrcns k Co, W kl Bird k Co, F, Bates k Co. J H Rag? gett k Co, H HisrhofTA Co, Block k Loyns, C I) Brahe k Co, A Bischoff, 1' M BristoU, U Brandes. Barl? Wir th, J Commins, Crsuc, Hoylcslon k Co, E li Cowporthwail, W II Chafen, U Cobla k Co, F F Chapeau, J A Cook A Co, u Cohun, J M Caldwell A Son, RAAF Caldwell, Cohen, lin nek cl k Co, J Colcock A Co, L Drucker, u Decry, W C Dukes k Co, Doning Burkett k Co, J W Denn v. Dowle A MmhO, J A F Daw .on. Ii v W Ellison, W H fjilerby. I L Falk A Co, Ferguson A- Holmes, J i ran a, Furchgott A Bro, A O Oooitwiu, Agent, Il Ourdis k Co, P I. Unille linn. Goodrich, Wineman & Co, Umber k Martin, A IT ll i,den. Hastie, Calhoun k Co, F Horsey, O H noppock. F S Holmes, II Udna, Uart A Co, O U Iugraham A- Son, C U Jobuson, Johnston, Crew? k Co, .'eQords A Co, J A J D Kirkpatrick, KBnck, Wicker - irg A Co, U Klstto A Co, F K Teasel, Jr, ll W Kinsman. 1. LoreuU, J I Alloman. Little ,-. Marshall, R Lawleas, D LIUIeuthal k Co, Torre, Mowry k Co, H R Marshall, J D Morullo, T Mur phy, J Mubrtoue, Mm ph v. Little k Co, J ll Muller. Man tone k Co, J Meuzler, Muller, NluilU 4 Co, McLoy k Klee, J O M -1 idiall. J Marzyck. A N ?chinan A Co, N E Railroad, D O'Neill k Son, D O'Neill. J C OJcmau, Dr T L Ogler, C F Pank ni n. J Russell, J S Riggs k Co, Strauss. Vt in ca A Co, O W StefTens k Co, H Bouboyroux, L L Slddona, V Sauer, P Sullivan, JUE Sloan, Stenh"uso k Co. P Smith, II son.-, o Tcldeman, J Thompson k Co, U S Quartermaster. F Van Hunton. J U Votier?, Werner k Ducker, J N Wood, L Welskopf, F. J Wh? k Co, O W WilllamH I: Co. MISCELLANEOUS. PHILADELPHIA UNIVERSITY op MEDICINE AND SURGERY. THE PHn.ABELPHIA TTNITERSITY OF MEDICINE AND SBROEKY wa? organized In IBIS. Chsrtered by Hie Legislature. February 26.1863, Name changed by a l?gislative enactment tn tho Eclectic Vedleal Col? lege, of Philadelphia, In 1880. In 1803 ll purchased the I Pennsylvania Medical college, established In 1812, and the Philadelphia Mulled College, which bad prcvlnualy ber n merged into tho Pennsylvania Medical College. In Diet lt purchased thc Penn Medical University. The i rnr.ter? of Die separate schools united, potltloned and obtained a s]>eclal Act of the I .cpl mat ure, consolidating llicso Institutions and eha ging their names to that of tho Philadelphia University of Ated?eme and Surgery, March IS, IMS. All th. 6e various Acts are publl bed tn tho statutes or Pennsylvania. Tho coal of tho I nlldlng ami museum waa over ono hundred thousand dollars. It will bc observed that the H nive re ?ty, as now organized, ls tho legal representativo of the four Medical Collegee that il has absorbed. It le u Ubcrnl Behool of medicine, coo? li ned to no dogma, nor attached to any medical clique ; but embraces In Its leaching everything ol value to tho profession. Se .'linn?, - lt ha? two full sessions cacb year, commenc? ing on the let of October, and continuing until the lat of January, as Ita Brat GCBS?OQ, and from the 1st of'January lo thc lat ol April, aa Its aecund; ibo two constituting ono i\ill course of lectures. It has also a Bummer aesslou, commencing the lat April and conUnubig until August, for Ibo preparatory branches, such aa Latin, Orcok, Mathematica, Botany, ISO Ology, Oktsxlstry, Anatomy Physiology, ole. Titkitt.-Tickets to Ibo full couran of lectures $120. or flin fur each session. For ibo summer or preparatory .tnt- 126. Oraudaling lee $30. To aid young men of mod?rale means, tho University hau Issued five hundred echojursblpe, which are sold tn first-course undents for j ?i'ii, and to Becond-courae students and clergymen for $60, each consUtuting the bolder a life member, with the perpetual privilege? of the lecture?, and all the teachings or tba school. Tho only additional feen arc a y early til? seeling sud matrlculaUng ticked, each of which la $5. TAe AJvanlagtt af ScJtr.larMpi.-Tho student holding a scholarship eau enter the CoUogo at any timo during the v ear. attend aa long aa he ehooaea, and re-enter thu insti? tution aa LequenUy aa desired. It requires no previous reading or study lo enter tho University on sabnuu-shlpa, hence, aU private tuition feea oru saved. Kl mienta, by holdlug scholarships, can proscenio Other businesa a j-nrt of tho limo. lim candidate for gradual mu can present himself at auy timo, and re?oive bia degree as soon as qualified. In calena aliment should huid a scholarship and nol bo able lo attend lectures, lt can be Iran sf erred lo another, titus preventing any loa?. Parents, guardians or frienda of atudenta wishing to purchase eoholarahip for thom a year or more before their attendance at tun University, can secure thom by I advancing one-half me prlco and paying tho balance wbon the student entera. Physicians and benevolent i men can bcatow great benefit upon poor young men by presenting them a scholarship, and thus enabling them to obtain an honorable profession. Tbs Faculty embraces Bovenleeu eminent, physicians and surgeons. The University has associated with lt a large hospital clinic, whoio every form of medical and surgical disease le operated on aud treated In the pres? ence of tho cl aaa. COI.I.VOC BoTLDruo.-Tho College building, located in Ninth atroot, south of Walnut, 1? the illicit tn tbs city. Ita front I? collegiate gothic, and is adorned with om bsttlomonU and embrasures, presenting a novel, bold, and beautiful appearance. The facade ls of brown atone, ornamented by two towers, ri sing to the elevsUon nf eighty feet, and crowned with an embattled parapet. The building contains between fifty and alxty rooms, all supplied with water, gae, and every other convenlenoe that modern Improvement can contribute to facial te to medical lnstrnouon. Only five hbndred scholarships will be Issued, and aa two hundred and fifty are now sold, tboso who wish to secure one ehould do so at once. Money ran be remitted by express, or a draft or cheek sent on any National Dank In the United Blatee, whim tho scholarship will be returned by mall, signed by the President of the Board of Trustees, ?MBB B. FISHER, E?q., and tho Dean of the Faculty, W. PAINE, ki. D. All order? for scholarships or other business of the Uni? versity, should bo addreaaed to Professor W. PAINE, M. H., Philadelphia, Pa. NEW BOOKS. PAYNE'S PRACTICE OF MEDICINE. A NEW WORK JD8T IS3UED BY W. PAINE, M. D.. Professor of tho Principles and Practice of ModloLne and Pathology in tho Philadelphia University or Medicine and Surgery;,author of Paine's PracUco'of Surgery; a work on Obstetrics and Materia Medica, author of New t-choot Remedies; on Epitomo of- Eborllo's Practice of Medicine; Review of Homeopathy; a Work on the His? tory nf Medicine; Editor of University Medical and Sur? gical Journal, kc, kc. It ls a royal ochavo of OOO pagos, and contain? a full description ot aU diseases known in medicino and surgery. Including thosa of women and children, together with their pathology and treatment by all ibo new and improved method?. Price $7; postage 60 I cents. Addrcoi the author. No. 933 ARCH STREET, Philadel? phia, Pa. ALSO, A NEW WORK, Entitled New Behool Medicines, which ls tb?only work I ever published upon Materia ?ledloa, embracing aB the Eclectic, Homeopathic, and notante Remedies, with a ! full regular Materia Medica. Prto? $5; pottago fr.tr. A dd re oa s? above. UNIVERSITY JOURNAL OF mm AND ?ERY. A 8EUI-K0NTHL7 JOURNAL OP MEDICINE, 8VHOSBY, rnnioLOOY, HT ai EUC AND onnriui. LITTR* TOliE, DEVOTED TO THE PROFESSION AND T1TK PKOPI.I, . The chea pe't Medical Paper In the world, published ovorv two weeks at the University Building, Ninth-street, Booth of Walnut. Single copies.$1.00 Five copies ta one address.4.84 Ten copies to on* ad drees.7.80 Fifteen coplea to ons address.9.80 Ta only coplea to ono addroas.10.00 The getters np of lbs Cftnb shall have on? copy gratis. Address W. PAINE, M. D" ?altor. Sept am ber 12 P fclladal obi?, Pa. PRUQ3, CH EM I (_AL8, ETC., LL 11A1LT0 TIIB WINOIIKIIOR! HOPE FOR TUE DESPONDING INVALID, DEFER NOT THE USE OF RODRIGUEZ 'iiLHic HAM mm. MANY WHOSE HKl'l.lNIMI HEALTH. WIIIUU MM precarious, ami lliclr rnrnvery despaired ol', o now willi ?rntclul emanations lo tim All-Wlso Din maur, oOor heartfelt thank.fm- thin timely remedy. Inn ng tho nbort time ellice Ile public inlroiliiclluii Into u'.e. bo Originator lian most happily r. ?lir.-.l ber IIKIHI nan Illino uiy.eeLitton;, lu innilifCStStiolln inslllllg limn all [Utrtcrs ot Un uuparaloltod riirntlve properties, tor lu no ano whero ll baB bcou adnihilr,ter<v willi ronald lo ill rennin, nml perecvonil In, lia? lt fall? il In HM lirneflciiil oeulla. lu n ",iun.- tn Kiln remedy, tim Invalid eau drpou.1 ipriu Ibe Hnfety ol'every artleln lu Ha preparation, and tillie il arce ternlea Hui licnllbnil riarlioni ol each orciin mil vtmscl. the mimi cnn be peTieettT free frota nppre tension nf any Mul'tle iuitrcillfiil being lOBUMtrllrr! Int 'In ompo. Ilion. The appetite, which Improves limier Its administration, H at liberty to Indulge prinleiiHy in whatever iiulriuieiil B iialatnhle, digestive and wholesome, ami while ll I? un nore Iii.m proi>rr to nvolil espo.iure to ire li cold, no lear n ed be eni. i edin d ol any llehlltly mulei this <our*o ul coalmen! to induce il. ll I? u pleasant AROMATIC oil 1?IA I.. quito agreeable In tho tente, nut! an a lung re ,'iv uyer und balaam orhealth.it in dl.-itltigul-ihlug linell BS Tilhonl yic. . deni, ami we trust will, ere Ion.', elnliii lor tnelf general acclamation for Hs uurlvulleil elttcsey. Kor salo by the Proprietress, Mm. CECILIA HOURI lUK'H. uorlhwont corner ol MEETING! ASH SOCIETY ?TREK I'S. and principal Drucy isl <. PRICK SINOLE BOTTLE $t.?. April 2 lyrpi ?LD ?ilSllli ME STORR li. H. KELLERS & CO., (LATE i'i11\ & IMMIX) WHOLESALE AMI RETAIL DRUGGIST^ No. 131 filEETINU STREET, Third door above Market; TTAVF. LATELY RI-.CElvr.IJ LAROIl ADDITIONS lil XX their unual Block of pure, nml fresli PRIMA MEDICINES DYK STUFFS - EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN FANCY. OOODH FINE SOAPS TOILET rOWDEH3 POMADES COSMETIC'S COMBS ' RROsnEs EXTRACTS, te. Comprising luvolces from the mont reputable mano fscturorn. On hand, ell tho principal PROPRIETARY MEDICINES, Including Pr?parations of AYER, JAYNE, HALT,, CRT.V ALlF.n, DAVIS. WRIOITT, HOLLOWAY, Aie mino. I largo asaortmenl ol SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS TRUSSES PADDLE DAOS MEDICINE CHESTS GLASS METAL AND O?TTA PEROTIA HOODS O.I.ASSWARE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, areal attenUou is (ult! to the importation ami selec? tion ol PURE AND FRESH- DRUGS, and none other are allon, d to gu nul nf Ihn Fstabllsh mont. PRESCRIPTIONS compounded with tcettracy, nml thc public van depend on the utmost reliability in the execution ol' orders. E.B.KELLERS, a.D. . ! Il RAER,M Mareil S There coins th glad tidings of ?ar lo all, 'I'O yonng and toold, to gi eat ami tn npinll; the beeilt; which once was no precious: and rare, Ia ireo for ol), and all may he fair. By Hie nee of CHASTELLAR'S WHITE LIQUID ENAMEL, For Improving and BcauUfyhig Otu Coinplexiou, Tho most valuable anil perfect preparation lu uso, for giving the attn a bcrxiiLllul poari-liku Hui, Hist In onl> touDil tn youth, lt .(in.-Wy removes Tau, Freckled, lim plea, blotches. Moth Pitches, Sallowness. Eruptlunr, and all impurities or Hie skin, kindly healing the" naroo leaving Hie akin white and clear as alabaster. Ita m c cannot bo detected hy the closest scruUny, and being a vegetable preparation I- perfectly bannies.i. It IR Hie only artil lo or Hie kind tined by the French, and In con? sidered hy thc Parisian OM indispensable In a pr rtivt tnllot. Upwards or lUl.noo bolUra were sold during tim past year, a nufttclmil guarantee nf ll.n rlllrsny. Price only 76 cents. Kent by mall, postpaid, on receipt ol nu order, by BERaEH, sairTTfl Ai CO., Chemlnte. 285 River St., Troy. Ni Y . March BO._ ' S__S ___ \TriIlsKKOS anti MUS- tltitP^ aff^M- VT TACHES farced to M &n_| grow upon tho nmoolbenl IP p _| TM*y lace tu from Hirco to flvo ^fT^y !__?. Nt_li,B8by R_T?IJ'RAT?UR ___,' _eJ_jra^B?v CAPILLAIRE, tho most a^QS^sv ^QjSB^P^ wonderful dlocovi ry lu mo- ''^Bfflr^^ Tff dera sclouce, acting upon 'kr the Beard and Hair lu an almost miraculous manner. It has been need by the elite of Parla and London with the most nattering eupcesa. Names of all purcksnern will bo registered, and V entlro saUsfactiou ls uot given in every Instance, the money will ho cheerfully refunded. Prlcu by mal!, toilod and postpaid, fl. Descriptive cir? culars aod testimonials malled free. Address It Killi MK SHCTTS ir CO., Chemists, No. 285 River street TroT, ii. V., Sole Agenta for Ibo United Slates March so ,r AMERICAN LEAD PENCIL COMPANY NEW YORti. Factory, Hudson City, N. J. WHOLESALE SALES ROOM NO. ?4 JOHN STREET. NEW YORK. ALL STYLES AND O RAD ES OF LEAD PENCILS of superior q-tlly aro manufactured sud Offere? nt fair terms to tho Trade. Tho publia aro Invited ito give the AMERICAN LEAD PEN.IL the pro foro nco. HIE PENCILS ARE TO BE HAD AT ALT, THE PRINC1PAL STATIONERS AND ND i ION DEALERS. ARR FOR THE "AMERICAN LEAD PENCIL " I MUM MUI? BHEFFIELD SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL, 1 FMorHUBiso Dr.r_nrcHv, ] YAM: COM.tor, November IC, 1BCG. J I have always re.-oran ended tho Faber Polygrads Load Pr.irlls ss tho only pm -li Oiled for both omsrnsn tal and mathematical drswli;'. out, after a thorough trial or the American PoiygTs-lo Lead Pencils, man? ufactured by the American 1 ead Punch Company, New York, I find them superior lo any nen cl I lu nae, evsn to tho Faber or Ihe old English Cumh-rland Load Pencil, being a superior pencil for sketchl-g, ornamental ano nv chan!eal drawing, and all tho ord! nary uses of a lead pe noll. These pencils aro vory finely grided and have a very smooth lead; even the eoftest pend is hold tho point well; they are all that can be desired Io a pencil, ll gives me great ploaauro to bo ablo to assure Americana that they viii no longer be cooipolledto dopt nd n poa Orr many or nny other foreign merket for pencils. rXRJTS RAIL, Professor of Dn (lng. An. Alt. VBHOna ABB STAUB**: _T "AUERIOAN LEAD PENOIL CO. N. V." None gennlne without tao t/xact naroo of the firm |00k to IL_December 13 FUN FOR ALL ! FOLL INSTRUCTIONS BY WHIOH ANY PERSON, male or female, can muter tho great art of Ven lc)lorinlsm by a Aw _nre'practice, making a world ot fun, and after bscorning experta themselves, can leach other*, thereby making Its source of tacoma l'ull in? structions sent by man tat 60 eenta. - tUUsfaetlon gnar anteed. Address P. 0. Drawer 21, Troy, N. Y. May 13 Irr DRUGS, CHEMICALS, ETC. AFFLICTED ! SUFFER N? MORE! When by HIP MM of DH. JOISVIM.E'R ELrXIH you II lu- cured ].cn,nm nil;. and ni n trilling Craw. Tko oiliinlBlilriR SUCCOHI which baa attended thia In linallie mrulrine for Physiral uml Nervous Wcokmu? i-ncral HiliIllly amt I'rOHlnriiiui, Los? nt MwII ular Ku cv, liii|Kiti-iivy, ur any of Hu- roiuMNinoarf* of youllilu. di?rrctiuu. n-mlt-in il Hu- luosl numble pn-parumin .rr ilUi'uveri-il. ll vi ill remove all nervous aflei-ttou?, depression, ni lenient, luca|iaclty to .lu-ly or luiainoici, loan of inenic -, roulusioii. Ilinujibta of i ell de?tnicllou, fear? of bi? llilly, ?1'. Il will renton- Hie appetite, renew tho liealtb [ Italia ?in? luve ile ?troy ?1 lt oy iHlWal excess or evil rael Ice?. Vonni: Mon, bo hurnbtiggod no moro by "Ouack Doc Ul" ami Iguonuit piartltlnncra. lint aunil wilburn delay >r Hie r.liilr. ami be at nure restored lu health mid hap inen?. A perfect Cure I? Ouaranlenl In ?very Instance, rive tl. or four linttlea to one sildre<a ott. Ono hollie [H huflleieut lo effect a eura lu all ordinary ALSO. 1)11. JOINYILI.E'R Bl'I'OIFIf! PILLS, for tho o.-.lv nud permanent euro of (looorrhica, Olcct, Ure? ?ral blHchargcR, (travel. Stricture, and all aOection? ol io Klitucya uu.l Ri-i.ldcr. Curca effected In from ono to ve illy?. Tliey arc prepared from vendable extrada ?al are bartulea? nu tho svntriti, and nrver uauscatc tho ?mach or Impregnate tho breath. No change of diet i lirceaRnry while uaing Iheiu, nor docs their uelion in ny mannet interfere with butlno?? fur .ult?, l'rke il erbox. i lille, r nt the abovo-menlloneil nrliclos will bo cellito ny adoren?, rloacly sealed, and |H>at-pal<], by mall or .press on receipt tif price. Address all orders to BEUG Blt, Sllt-Trs k CO., ChcmlaU. March 30 ly No. ..fa Uiver alrcel. Troy. N. V. ?LD MP VAN WINKLE OIN. GOLD MEDAL SHERRY, TORT AND MADEIRA, HARVEST nOURRON, TVnEAT NUTRIENT, OLD HOMESTEAD RYE. ra ADDITION' TO orm B?BINESS OF BELLING L WINES, etc., lu original packagca, and In order lo laure to consumera l'un Liquors lu a compart and con cnlont (orm, wa commenced tho enterprise of buttling nd packing In casca our well known Wine?, Brandies, .'bl?kio?, ?c., ami hsvo ssnt them out In u atylo that . >uld preclude the poialhllltT of their being lamporetl llb before reachlug. the poronasar. Tho geuoral appre latlon ami gratifying success tbsl baa rewarded our ?Torta has encouragod ns to maintain tho atandard aa re are)* quality, also io maka I nerf neil efforts to retain tho nu fi do n cn and patronado ? bk li haa becu ao liberally bc towed upon ni. BiNINGKR k CO., Cataliliaticd I.TH | Importer* ol Wines, fcc., No. IS Ueavsratrcet, Now York. The above papular goods ara put un In cases contaln ag ono doxan botUc? each, ami aroanUl by all prominent Iruggtsta, Grocers, Ac. Opinions of tile Press. Tile name of Blmuger .V Co., No. 16 Reaver street, ls a naran ten nf tho exact and lltural ti lilli ol v. li al ever they enreaont.-A*. V. Otm. Aitrrrtuer. Tile ii.i]?irtln;< boure of Btnlngcr k Cu., No. 1G Bea var n . ci, ia conducted upon principles of Integrity, fairness ?xl IUD l.lr,l...? 1. ...... At J", i . ... ... y" r," GOODRICH, WI NEMAN & CO.. N 1C3 MEETING STREET. Oppoaiio Charleston not and HOWIE & MOISE, H'ri ESNOHHTO KIMI & CASS1DEY No. 151 MEETING STREET, WI,..I. ..il.- Agents, Charleston, H. C. January ?ll) wftuGnuM ^ALUCHAjsPiuS eHILLS&FEVErl WE HAVE USED OALLTGHAN'B FILLS, AND FTNTJ that they will do all that ia claimed for them, and hecrfully recommend them to public favor. T. H. WATTS, Ex-Governor o? Alabama. J. W. A. SANDFORD, Alfy Gou'l o? Alabama. ROBT. DOUGHERTY, Judge Snprems Conrt Ala. fj Prom THOMAS J. Jt/DOE, Judge Supreme Court. I have u?ort UALUuflAN'H PILUS on my plantation or l ever mid Ague, aud find them all that la claimed for hem. THOS. J. JUDGE. Montgomery, Ala., September 29. 1858. LowrrDF.3 COUT?TT, Alabama. OALLiailAN'S FEVER AND AOUE FILLS will do. Uley aro decidedly the best medicine for Chills and ie rer I ever gave. 1 would not bo wllhont them far Bsc (mea the prlc.-?. J. A. GRAHAM. Aur.nicrrn, April 17, 18417. One. boxof OALLiailAN'S PILLS cured roe perfectly if Chilla and Fever. They are tba best medicino lor .hills and Fever I ever saw. A. G. RONALD80N, Clerk Superior Court, Barnier County, (la. MOMTOOMKnT. A r.e., July I), IBM. Messrs. BLUNT & HALE-(linera: I bavo used your lALLIOUAN'H PILLS on Iwn occaaloua for Chili? anil llBTCr, and And that thoy effect all that thny are Intend >d to do. Thoy aro tho beat rc ni ed y for the disease Heil have ever tried. I consider them perfectly rnllshle. Resjicctfully, DAN'L SAYRE. Grand Bec. Grand Lodgo ol F. and A. M. of Alabama. AUIAKT, GA., March ll, 1807. I have used OALLiailAN'S PILLS In forty cae ea tl billin and Fever, with perfect success. They are tte lest Fever and Ague PHI pul up. A. B. FART. WHOLESALE IN CHARLESTON, BY GOODRlCIL WINKMA1V Si CO., No. ira Meeting ? trent. And by all Druggtata. BLOTJNT ii HALI:, PROPRIETORS, May 14_tog_Montgomery, Ala. NEW PEEFUME For tho Handkerchief. A MOST EXQUISITE, DELICATE, AUD FRA? GRANT PERFUME, Distilled from the Bar? and [leautifn! Flower from which it takes Its nardo. MANUFACTURED ONLY BY PHALON 4 BON, BTW TOBE. i ,-. .. -'ii' . BEWARE OK COUNTERFEITS. AA lt FMH m ALON'S-TAKE MO O TUBB* Sold by Druggists giiier&lly, ami Soldat Wholesale by iiOODRICIi, WIM & CO., Jauuary 91 mthlyr IMPORTANT TOjO??ON PLANT?S, | (j A SOUTHERN INVENTION. PATEN! LABOR-SAVING IKON MW COTTON PRESS. rTUlK ?M ??V A NU UV PAK T?r MOST ITRFECT 1 COT I ON StiRLW y. t lurent rd. Willi ono milli u heavy: uaw ran IM malty p?. tal. s.>uj for immn livo ami PiUv l.l?l. tu I!. K. Iinori-. (li'Ul'Cil AIVII' lol I liv Slti'l.-. k N.?. 7:1 I:?.I IM jr, i lunit-u ...i. ?. u ?I WI, HA1LWAV AND STEAM BOAT si'l'l'LUM. Pmi-iMr 1 mill Hlallou.irv lUiglnoe, Saw Ohm. UsAMtyV M.'l ai ?lliy (HUB. Urist Mills, Hail, Milli. HOMO powu-*. ; I brusher.*. Koansm UeltltiiM. oil?, iron, SI.-I, WIM. rr'? Kim Proof Halt?, Hil! : ci <inil Counter ianU, A-i\, fcc. Tor Halo hy C. K. HUGER, No. 73 12 A ST HAY, CHA HI.KSTO.N, S. Vi May a uni. i ur-. DRUGS, CHEMICALS, ETC. Prevent ton is Bettor than ('uro, " I>R. RICORD'S Colenvated Preventive Lotion. 4 PPROVED AND monti RECOMMENDED RY V tho Fi ouch Medical Family, ai ibo only Ral? and il illil .lo lui 11 il ut?: agslnM Infection from sprrlai Dir.-M.. -, hin liivalimtdo pi ?puration in suite?) fur either tn, nil Ml prowl, iftMN muplo tfipoilont-r, llu< nio?l Hlleieiit ml i. M,ii.i. rin\i'uiivi<mordim-uveiod, Ibu*ORWIIIIM i osulcratiini lone; ?oii?ilit Tor In Ike Medical World, ll veil according tu ilirectioiu rrrry \-'-.-il.illly ol' daiUjM tay br avoided; n single npplli inion will radically non ralizu tin' wu Creal virus, saps] all iiupiirillei from thu lisorbcut vcHnels, and rrmlor rontanilnntlmi I mi-. - dil.1 lr wt-- III timi*, mid at n vrry Miiall outlay, rave lioiirii n tilold bodily mid montai turinruts. Thin moat reliable speelnV, po unm-i - illy adopted In aa Old World, i* iintr ollrrrd for nair lor Hie tm tinm iii moiica hy F. A. DU PORT ft CO., only authorised genta for lb<< Uultinl Slates. Prlco Kl prr buttle. Largo I. i il-, double alto, {Ti. Tba URiial discount to tlir trade. Font, eeouruly ackrd, on reenlpl ol' prier, to auy adilroa?, willi dire" ont and pampblol, by sdiireRi Itig to P. A. DUPORT 1 CO.. Solo An.nl? for Dr. Rlrnrd'a P. I.., May 33 lyr No. 13 (lold Street, Now York. FOUTZS CF.Lr.Bn.VTEI) iORSE AND I! HU POWDERS. jK^^^^^^B^^^^^^ ^ ^Kl rnto broken down and ylX^i^^Ws^tiSr^^S??T' (,f a" ?l?jense? iucldenl to till? antmaLamcti ai ?J.)-..-?- aWaWili- I.UNQ FEVEltTCtl.AND !R8,^ YELLOW WATER, IIEAVEH, CODOHS, DIR: TO KEEPERS OF COWS TI?IR PREPARATION 13 !na Iholr bide, and matea (Lem thrive nuieu>'fa<iter. IN ALL DISEASES OF SWINE, St?Cn AS COUGHS HiLCEBB IN THE .tl Ni ?H. LIYER, ftc. bia article ort* aa u peclfir. By pulllm; rom one-half a paper o a parer In a barrel ii twill lin- abovo dla aacs will bo cradica cd or entirely pre troe, a rertaluprerentlro and roto for Ibo flog Cholera PREPARED RY S. A. rOUTZ & BRO., Nu. HO K II A N K 1.1 N <!TRE ET BALTIMOBP,, Md, FOR SALE UV DOWIE & MOISE SOUTHERN DRU? HOUSE, NO. 151 MEETING STREET, OPP05ITF. CH All l.ESiTO.V I HIT Kl.. Mar. I. 33 . .'..'.tl. :... ?MSI THIS DELICIOUS TONIO, ESPKOIALLV DESIGNED for the UH i. of Ibo Modicol Profession mid the ram ?ly, is now endorsed by all tbe prominent Physicians, Chem sta and Connoisseurs, as possonslng all thoso intrinsic medicinal qualities (tonio and diuretic] wblrh brinna lo in OLD AND PURE GIN. Wo trust that our established reputation founded upon eighty-eight yearn of oxperlenco-abundantly Tin ileates our dalma to public confidence, and guaran teca the excellence.of this Standard Article Put up In cases containing ono dozen bottles each and .old by all prominent Druggists, Grocers, ftc. A. M. HI NIM .KU k CO, [Estlbllshed 1779. Hole Importers No. 18 Rearer street. Nen Tor <v ?Plnioi>? ot tit Press. The Blnlngers, No. 15 Bearer street, bare e. very blah reputation to sustain, as the oldest and best house ID Now York.-if (tine Journal. The bouse of A. AI. Blnlnger A Co., No. 1.1 nearer street, liss sustained, for aperlod of eighty y. un. a repu lotion that may well ba enried.-,v. T. Evening J ..?ii. ^ODBIOH, jraEMAN & CO., k '. ' * ei?? NO. J63 MEETING STREET, Opposlle Ohsrleston Hotal, end DOWIE & MOISE, . I BUCOEASORB TO KINO ?V VASSiDE V. o'..' NO. 151 MEETING STREET, mi January 29 CBISFER COMA. Oh I eh? wes beautiful sud fair, With starry eyes, and isdisut hair. Whose curling tendrils, sott entwined, . Enchained the rory heart and mind, CRIBPKK CORIA, For CiiriinK Ibo Hair of oithor Sex into WaYy and Qloita}' RingloU ar near? Massive Curls! . ' J BY USING THIS AR'nOI.B IiADIB 1 AND OENTLEr MEN can beautify thrmtelrrs.? ?iousand-fold. It ls tho only article In tbs world tost, will curl straight hair, ?nd at tho eame.timo giro ll a beautiful, glossy ap penrancc. Tbs OrispsrCotno not only.curls tho hair, but Invigorates, beautifies and cleauset lt ; la highly and de UgbuTuUy perfumeJi and ls tho moat complete article ol tho kind arer offered to the American public. The Crisper Coma will ba Saut lo any address, sealed and poirpsld for tl. . . . ' 1 VI il rs ia all orders :.v ?1 , . ' CLARK & CO., Chemists, >' ?.. -No. S Wert Payaiui titi-aet, Byracuse. N. T. * March SO. _i V - * -_' lyr EXCELSTOB ! EXCELSIOR J CHASTELLAR'S HAIR EXTERMINATOR, -, For Bemoy I ri g H np e rfln ona Hair. .TW THE LADIES ESPECIALLY. THIS INVALUABLE. I depilltory recomm omis Itself sn being ac almost lo ?Vli?cntfblo article to female beauty, U easily' ?ppBfA dM5no( burn cr lujare the akin, but acts oUrc<^ou^J rooU. lt ts warranted lo remore rttp?|B?jWM >jg*g low foreheads, or from any p?rt of the body. f?Tft*uSJ totally and radically ssUrpating th? ?sm?. '"Tl^Ji" i^/ofTsiuoothandMturaL Thia U tts otu? artWU. Va.d to an, ^^S^f?^?^U^ March 80 ITT No. TU BlT?r st. Troy, M. f. iiiuoiiiiu; & sop ESTABLISHED 1B28, MANUFACTURERS OF Jr and, Sauaro, And Umierht PIANO FORTES, WARE-ROOMS, SO. 652 UKO AD WAY -r> - VHIOKEKIN? fe H ONS' tir A uti, s,] tiaro and Upright PIANO-FORTES A ?K NUW. AB I ll h i RV 1 H HAVE DKEN, OOH* tV HIDKUED iha bait In America, baling bees warded HUI "i Kl V lu IMU/.K BI KU A LB, J f which fourteen were teoelved In the months'of '>p< ember and October, 168$, ?nd lint .?romUuns over all lotnpotltora at the different orin .al lair? In Uill louutry, and the I'ltlZK MEDAL at * WORLD'S FAIR, LONDON. 1 llM.im.ltli M IIHHUUN. i consldsr obie* ruing & Hone* Piano*, barona oom. brilon, the boat I havo aeon In Amer loa. _ B. THALBERG. Otuinsan of Jury on Maeioal Inttrnmon CARD. It li with feeling? ot pride ai American manafeotarere that we publish tho following testimonials, whloh hiTt been recorred by us recently: KUITOPEAN TESTIMONIALS, Received during tte month of Augutt, I860. Lo Knott, Joly 35, 1B6T. MU5B8. OmaaijuHa A Bons-Gents: I hays much plaianrn lil onoloalng s document signed try tho first composers, mnalclans and professors la Europe. I held roar Pianos In anch blgh estimation {vid* my certifi? cate) that I felt lt my dnty In Uko one of thom with ma lo Europo, lo Bncortain the opinion of my profeaalonat In. thri n. 'i hn onolosed oertlOoate will provo hots nnanlmoas they havo been on the anbjoot. I bag to forward, st tho same tims, a letter I rocolvad from my Irlnnd, Mr. Collard, which I am sara mmt bs gratify. Inx to you I have the honor to ba, gentlemen, yonrs vary truly, JAMES M. WE Hld. bosBOHj Janniry li, IBM. Ja-r.et M. WcWt, i/o.: M7 Iiy.Lh Sm: I hive grast ploASora lo asking yonto oonvey to Mesara. Ohlokerlng the expression of my blghcnt approval of tholr In air u munt. Ill?, I cou ?liier, not morely Ibo. best Instrument of American manufso tnrn that I bare tried, but ono nf tho ftaost Grand Piano? fortes tbal has over come undor my observation; and tho Mc a?.r>. Ohlckor?ng may well bs proud of having Inmod ont from their manufactory an Inatrnmenl which, for touch, quality, powor and workmanship, lt wi.HUI bs vary dliUcuH lo cur pana in any put ot the wida world. Dur air, very slnoerely yonrs, CHAH. D. COLT.ADD, Firm of Collar J A OolUrd, Piano-forte Manufacturais, Landon. Lemnos, August 13, IBM. -TN.... .. M. n^Au. jr.j . Mt Dian Bm: As yon are geing book to tho United elates, I moat beg yon to remember ms kindly to tba Mesara. Oblckerlng. Tell thom I was delighted ?llb their Grand Plano-torie-at good an inttrwnent, I Mink Al um ever turned out, both in touch and Uri. Wiebing yon, Ac, I remain evortt jly, H. F. BROADWOOD, Firm of I. Broadwood A Boni, Plano-forte Manoteo, tarers, London. LOWDOB, Joly TC, 186?, Metirt. Ci.icktring J Sont: GENTS: I hsve last been invited by Hestrs. Collard to try a Grand Piano-forte manufactured by yon, andi bare no hesitation In endorsing tba opinion of my old friend, Mr. O. D. dellaro., vis: That lt le Ure Oneil tn ?trament I ever played on. Believe me, gentlemen, mon faithfully yonrs, I. L. HATTON. TtttimcniaU from (Ac moil ditttnguitntd ArtUU in Eurcf to Utttri. OKicltering cf .S.wi: Lo KO OH, Joly 35, IBAS. Having played apon s Plane-forte made by Muara. Ohiukerlng Bons, of Boston and New Sort, I have much pleasure in testifying to Its general excellsnoa. For .woetutu and brllllacoy of tone, delicacy ot touch and magnificent power for concert purpo.es, I consldor lt a really QtuHD Piino-rouTB, ann DECLDKD. LT TUE BUT I U A VC SC SN OF A M KniOAll MAjrUFiOTUKS. ARABELLA GODDARD. GIULO BHOONDL G. A. OSBORNE. ALFRED Jaart.r. W. KUUE. I.INDBAV SLOPER. JOLES BENEDIOT. J. MOSOHELES, M. W. BALFB. Prof. of Oonservitolre de OH AB. HALLE. Lelpslg. b KIN TX Y RIUUABDB. B. ARTHUR OHAPPEL, RENK FAVAlluEK, Director of Monday Goa HVD.N'LY HMM ll. ecru, London. Among the chief poluta of excellsnoe of the Oblokir lng Pianos, of whloh speak the renowned artista in their congranileUiry tesumonlals to the Uesirs.Ohlcksrlng, sro tho greata.! poaalblo depth, rlohness and vol?me of tone, combined with a rare br li lian cy, cl sara eu and psrfoct evenness througbont tbs entiro acalej and, aoave all, s surprising duration of sound, tba pure and .yui] athotio quality of whloh never changea nedor tbs most dellule or powerful touch. Daring tho psst forty-throe years thia Arm tua mano, oe tared BO,OOO IMANOB. Ia tbs oonstractlon of whloh they hive in trod noaa every known and valuable. Improvement They have tn varia* bly bsen selected and used by all of the world's oo knowledgtd groat arti lta who have visited this conn try profeutonally, bath for pr Iv? to and pnbllo ns?, TH A Lil m no. I consider Ohlokerlng A 8cm' Plano?, beyond oom. parUon, tbs best I have ever sean In America. G OTT 8 CHALK. I ooniidar Ohickaring ck Sons' Pianos superior to aa? In the world. They are nutt veiled tar their singing quill Hu sud fcc tho harmonious ronndnoss of their ten?. There la ? porfsct homogeneity Uer o un bo ut ali the ref Ul? ra. The upper notes are remarkable for s clearness and gnnVy which I do not And lo any other Instrument, while Ike base la dla tinga tabed for powar without harshness, ul for * roagnlaoeal sonority. ?cur Pianos aro imper! or lo any I hsvi *T?? CSeJQ la this country or In Europe. 1 bsvs never biard a lone so perfect! lt yields evar* expression that ls needed In m rulo, and Its Quality & capablo of change to mut ovary sentiment Tots Isa rare power, and ls derived front the perfect parity of lu tone, togitkor with Its lympathetlo, elsitla end wall bahjpeed touch. PI) ZN A* BK I. During the put eight years I have constantly played npon tho Jellly celebrated Erard Pianos j yeera are the only Instruments that I have fonnd, eltior hare ot tn Europe, to eqnal them tn all their points of excellence. It may bs uttsfaetory to oar patra?a and friends) among tbs pnblloat largo to state that testimoniale ha ra been received from ail th* loading ar tilts who have visited or sro now rt tl di cg in tbs Hotted BU te*, a few ot whose names, betides those -hove, we eppendi LEO. na M KV at ll. I ll tl UT AV BATTE!. ALFBED JAKL. 1. BENEDIOT. H. I!ANDERSON. I M. BTBAKOSOB. U. HOFFMAN. I JTJLLIXN. ABIHOB NAPOLEON. And many other*. ILLUSTRATED ALBUMS ASO. PHIO* LL?rS BY MAIL, BKTiT WARE-ROOMS, No. 652 Broadway, NEW YORK. HENRY 3IEGUNG/Atf't OHAKLE8TON? S. O Ootoowt m ?lima