The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, September 28, 1867, Image 4

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' jggg ' TUE CH/lliLEKTON DM NEWS, ci. Il, CATHCART. EDITOR OiTHCAlVJ', MoMlLLAN 4 MORTON, PROPRIETORS. No. 1H I.?AYNE STREET. CIT Y Pill NTS KS-. TERNS CASH SUBSCRIPTION. DAILY- 1 Wr.I VE MONTHS.RltMMI . ?AlI.Y-SIX MONTHS. ft.llll D.ll.V-TH RLE MONTHS.. ?.?? SINGLE COPIES.? mitta TO NLWS DEALERS .3 rrnli SATURDAY MORNING, SKPTEMRF.Il 28, 1H?7 ?IHM K LOYALTY." LET THE Tn UT tl ol' lllslilll? Ul; l-MISCI cen! (/Vom the .Vcui York Citizen.) righ o mill?n of lives wc have spent. Ami three bilious of dollars or more. Th si cscli fetter In twain should Lc roil And tho slave-born bo heard never more; FuU KIX vrars w lure given In Ibo lllark. Ai. J thc U lilli wus HIM! Juli i illy nulli Now luppo.c, |nst to siter tho tack. Wo uovote half au hour to tho Whllo ? When tho Sonlb lit Its hour ul mai] prlilu At Fort Sumter let ilriro Hie first shot. Neck and bods our poor Sambo win Unit, And tho North held one ami ol thu knot; But our hold wc let go at the sound, For both bands wo required in tua Bglit And tho War lor tho Illnck was then found Quito a tough job of work for tho White. Well, wo fonghl-aye, for lour years wc fought. Pouring out lavish treasure mid life Did tbc black then arlso ns ho ought. Cleaving Northward with torch amt with knife 1 And lils mi., ter? were far from his track, Under Johnston and Leo In thc light; There waa nothing to hold thc black back From assisting bis champion, tho White. Did he aid us wheu Meeline wa stood. To chaso from him slavcryV droains. Or to Lee- sent ho clothing and lootl, Ifnrness, powder, equipments ntid te un ai We all know that lu ona single Stale A revolt would linvo ended thc fight So no moro of their ..loyalty" pralo. For tho Black robs were woree than thc Whllo. Thc White rcbcl6 came with a elinor, Their I M Mine lt a? iai il and aglow, Whllo Ibo Black rebels ?hink lu the rear, Aestetiug laud I rt cly) our loo; PhilUps. Sumner, and men of Ibat school. May cllck-clattir from mornlug till night But If Black or White r?bela must rule, Thau, by Ueaven I count mo In tor tho Will lo. It would nickeu a dog. Ibis vile caul. That wo hear ol "black loyally" now And I notice the twaddlers who rant On the subject, were far from tho row; But ainco cold han been Lee's latest guu. And since Johnston slacked arms aller light. Wo aro told "by Ulack valor wu won" 'Tts all humbug to laurel Hie White I To tho Black rebel glory and powor. To tho White rebel chains ami disgrace I Oh, madness, sud wurra, rules tho hour. We aro false In f&ilb, wlsdcm. aud rac. I To my heart with you, Longstreet and Hill, Johnston, iee-overy man in thc light You wera rebela, and bad ones, but still. You sbaro my misfortunes-you'ro White 1 MILES O'REILLY. I.nto Private *7th Rcg't N. Y. Y*ol. Infantry. Mles Evani, A correspondent or the New Orleans Picayune recently met tho author of "Beniah" anti "St. El? mo" in a Mobile Htrcct car. Ho thue describes her: A number of passengers were already sortied, one of whom imuiedialidy allr.ictod my attention; and thero was something in lier appoarancc which min iiiiicd me of I relic mid Edlin Lari, und which mado mo buspect that thc fair limner of llinsc characters waa Ircforc ino; hut I cannot woll tell what it was, for elie waB Ibo very reverso of the Misa Evana of my imagination. In my laney abe waa depicted as n tall madonn t or nun-like woman, a blucU-uycd, serious ned somewhat melancholy brunette, "sicklied o'er I with the pale cast ol thought," not ugly, bnt by no meanB pretty, and moro liko n duenna than a young donnnof thcSpaniah typo. Sho nae habited Slain?v but neatly, in a uluo muslin drona, which tied her admirably, and which, I was told, was cut out and mado by horaolf. A fashionable hat, trimmed with blue, muted thc dross. Two veils, ono black and th i oilier blue, entirely concealed ber feature-, which vexed mo; for I was curious to ascertain whetlior thc features they hid corres? ponded with tho faultless form or thc I inly. Bho was of medium size, mu all waisted, with a well developed bust, a neck very fur. und a per? fect mullel for a sculptor. Uor hands and feet were those nf a Sonlhcrn lady, small und ttdv. She looked as il she would weigh about 115 Hounds, and. to tho eye of au artist, resembled Power's Greek Slave moro than tho Venus do Medicis or tho Wu un of Cano va. Afterwards I had the pleasuru of seeing her faco to face, and was sur? prised to find her a blondo, with light chestnut brown hair, soft, espressivo nnd brilliant haBel oyes, O roc?an features, with nose slightly ' acquihuo, forehead a litt lo high? er arid broader than I'schye's cherry-rod lips, woll curved with Cupid's bows * and slightly upturned at thc corners, indicat? ing a smothered propensity for fuu. Her checks aro beautifully tinted with tho maiden blush of | health end iuiioconce. I was told that sim is thirty years old; but how young sho looked! I decided that her age could "not bo moro than twenty-one. I was amused at lier blue dress, but thoro ?B nothing the ''blue stocking" aboui her. sim wore the blue veil to relieve a temporary inflammation of the oyc-lidu, caused by tou much reading and writing at night or other imprudence. I was told by an acquaiutauco that tho affection is not con? stitutional or habitual. I havo said that her hands oro small and tidy, but they aro not, dimpled. Thoro was never n Eainter/poet, musician, or any ingenious, indus ionis or useful woman with dlinplod linn m. Horn are beautiful, but made to work, as to soothe, to knit and BOW, to touch tho chords of iniiHic, and to wield thc pun of gonitis. Her voico is cloar, soft and melodious, and ita tones sink into the heart; and when I heard it soothing; and ohecring me, I felt myself struugthened for my work. When I ontered tho car eho waa conversing vory earnestly with a very gravo and melancholy look- 1 inp gentleman, with an inlolloclual but caroworn face. Sho raised her roil whtlo speaking to him, bot he nover looked at her at all, and conversed with his faco halt averted, and his oyoB fixed on "dim vacuity." When ho left tho cars his placo waa occupied by a very dignified, but gallant and court y old mau who mot her gazo honestly and njTectionately, aa if he feared no evil from good? ness. There was eonmthiug fascinating abont her, which every body uh o ontered or left tho car seemed to fcc). 'All knew her, and iu passing in or out each ono paused to speak to her with an effection and revorenco which bospoko tho Osteom with which sho is rogarded uv tho peoplo of Mo? bile of all classes, and she had somotbtng pleasant to say with a modest smile to all who addressed her._ Suiull Farms. [From the Wilmington (iV. C.) Post.] A gentleman of this city advertised in the col? umns of tba. Tost, a fow days since, that ho would soil farming land in small quantitioa on romona bin terms. On thc third day aftor tho advertisomont first appeared, Bixteen portons had called upon bim to purchase land, and twelve of tho numhor j had ready monoy to comply with tho tortnB of pur- ! ctsee. The applicants were all colorod men. This ls tho first opportunity, wo believe, the col? ored mon have had to buy land In email parcels and on easy conditions in this vicinity. A suggestion mado in tho columns of tho Post, caused Dr. Day, tho owner of tho land rcforrod to, to try the experiment. Tho result ia Important as showing;, first, that thoro arc a largo number of prudent colored mon In this community who havo saved from their bard earnings a little for a rainy day. Anil, second, that this same class is anxious and willing to cultivate (ho soil on their own ac? count. Lot others go and do likewise, nod In lesa than fivo years, tho unimproved lands of Now Han? over county will blossom ns tho roso; Wilmington market will bo equal lo anv in tho country, nm 1 no one will havo an excuse for not living woll. In thriving Now Eng.and a majority of laboring men own a homo and sufficient ground to enable them in cae o of need to raiso sufficiont to keep tho wolf from the door. Ilonco a nativo paupor io scarcely econ in that jeetion. In tilla connection, wo will slate anothor i ulm - ostlng fact. A gentleman, a planter, and a North parounian by bfrlh, residing in Cumberland Coun? ty, has made arrangomonta lo sell n party of col? ored mon ono of bia plantations nt about one-half what lt waa worth boforo tho war, to take one-half tn? amount in cash, and mortgage tho whole o? th? land to enable (hem to raiso the required money. Ho moreover left for tho North yester? day, where he will make an effort to raise tho monoy for them. This gentleman was an active participant in tho war, bat accepte tho situation in good faith, and has inte?iqcnco enough to eeo, and tho courago lo pursue, tho right conreo. If a majority of tho 1 irge landholders in tho ?lito would adopt tho samo conrso, they would bo relieved of all their fears r.tt to tho colorod race. [ Wilmington Pott, 18tA. ( oaciu,nces per ?oath Carolin? Mailman September J7. KS balee Cotton. M bale? Mdxc, lie bbl* and 393 sacka I Flour, 48 bbl? Naval Stores, 1 cara Wood, 4c. To Courte? nay ti Treuholm, t N Robson, Railroad Agoni, P Walsh, Btreat Bro* 4 Co, Johnalon, Crews k Co, Goldsmith k Bon, J Marshall, Jr, O E rnuiutt. Ones or, Lee, Suit th k Co, K H R?dgen k Co, J n Raggett k Co, A J Hallns?, 7. Baria, W P Dowling, O Render, Mowry k Co, Adams, Frost ft Co, Q U Waller i Ce, L M ayer & Co, O Marjon hoff, Kanat*ux, Lanmau k Cr,, O W Willlama & Co, B F Kramer-H L Jettera s LO, Thitmlon 4 Holmea, T A Wil? bur, W w BmiLb. O U Molao. Consigner, per Northeastern Railroad, September 47. 19 bales Cotton, ll? bbl? Naval Store?, Mdt?, kc. To I EmrlaTI tr. Docker;, J A quackaubush, O W Williams k Co, H Bischoff & Co, J A J D Kirkpatrick, J P Freeman. O E Pratchett, J MarihaU, Jr, St D Stoney, O Reeder, J C Bradley, Jr. Passenger*. Per steamer St Helena, from Georgetown' S C-Mr? R A MiicheU and ? children, J M lu Lr, J lt Carr, A Isaiah, J COIVI Mi'jRClAli. T ur ? im i ic si H ii colton Market. OFFHT. Hf Till: OIIAHLKSTON ll A ll.Y NKWS.l i iiAHi.i.-roN. Friday Evening, Sept. 27. 1867. I Tim market bad u loner tendency, huyera being genii, nilly u nw illina; to pinchase unless al falling rate?. Salen 172 balm al au irregular decline of a ball cent. tx lb.-say U5 at 17; 23 at 17?i; 11 at IS; Bat 18,'S. J dt 18>?". ls al 19; ll ut ltl>,; ti at 20; uuil ?0 ou phi alo icu We quote: Ordinary to Good Ordinary.17 1.1,17', Low Middling.18 IA Mt,Ullin;.lil ?C - Strict Middling.l'.i'.oe-tl \nmi?iii Murkst. ?VUUHT?, September M.- laWAXCsA'.-Ctol u-Pru ter* Lui ii ,: ni ll'.'.illl und nice ul 111). SiLvru -ISuving ni 131 ami s el I bu: at US, COITOX- Wo have to lepafl n r.uod dcinand tor coll?n to-dav, resulting lu saki Ol $00 babs, abi winn a declino of >iale. Sav for New York r!iib*iAi'.Mlon, middling, 19; lowi.iiddlb.,;'. 18; ?.s..; nrtlltiaiT, Wi ordinary, I5air>. T tie follow lui; arc thu ?ak? made: a al IC. 8 at 17, tS at .8, 3 at IS';, tl nt IH'?. 2?5 n< 19. 2 al ,,J'i. amt ll bald uu private lei in?, Rccciptn, 202 balea. WHEAT-Hail -O: white VI 'Mx'l lt'. COHN -PI ?ino ? bile il 30ul .15; yulluw anil nm I fl :U> al 40. 1I.K.OX-Sboulilera Kl.'.alT; ll ll aldo? HI,; 0 lt Sldea lt? ?? ; t." ?Idee 2iHi2d';i\ Mobile Market? MOIMI.i:. s. plomber SO.--I'IOTON.-Ibo demand to? day was very unod. Sales tu tho extent et 4011 bales were ni cl. al VIII,nile tor .Middling. Thu market closed linn al quotations. MOHKTanT-'Hie demand for I twill canal UT?** THrf Majlt. l'or Slotting ibero ia only ii Hu.Uni demand. Tin- market cloud diitl -at annexed quel it inns : tlotil IIMIIII; Star? ling, I'.u days. Liv, sight Lill: Franca iionilnal; New York hight li pro'elum chicking, discount buying; New Or? leans s ie id par a.'4 ftiScOttllL iVciv Oi 1< II ns Market, SEW ONLBAXH, Piale salier -.m.-Corms-Wo have ami ni tu report au luactivo market, thc same cuuaca pre? vailing that opirated against Ihn niovouient on Salur iliiy. liters WC ru two or throe partira out, who were auxiuua lo complete nu bin-le d nrdcra, thu exocution of which inilesl. in cuuseiitii mu ol 'bc lew priccn on which they woro predicated; hut apart troin thia Ibero waa s decided disinclination to u|icralc. Ibo .1. ic ....... 1 state el lim Now Vol li i.i.uhel, in e.min ellon w illi iho uulavor alilo lone ni Hie Ltirnpoan advices, Inducing thu belief ib u moro smi-t.ici,- ry | urd?ase? eau bc effected later lu thc ii nulli. Thu day'a tniiiaactlone were trilliiiif. in tact ton tlllling lo require a recapitulation. There b. lng nu market, we doom il entirely Inexpedient to hazard any remark ns tn thc i... -lt i ci of prices. Tho prevailing epi? demic i cite. c. I ly <.tn Lui? s io Hie goners! stagnancy. STATEMENT Ol' COTTON. Stork on bind lat September, 1807. bales-15.050 Resolved to-day. 342 Recel. eil previously. 0,359- 0,701 20.957 neared tu-ilay. nena i.Toircd prcvioualy. 6,012- 6.012 6to:k un baud and on ahtpbuaid. 15.915 Ol! I 1 OS t ll ll ('OltiJll Stn lilli' ill. OALVESTON. September IL Thia Vear. IS titi ri". halon. totea. .Steck nu hand Boptembor 1. lad!. 3233 7588 ltccrivrn at lilia |H>rt thia week. 1211 26 Itecotvcil previously nt Ibis |>ort. M lb". Received ni other Texas imrts. SI Total. 8412 7780 t'xportcd lo Orcnl llrltaiu. 172 1383 Expelled to Now Orleans. 2 17 Extorted to New York. 361 24S 8'i? 1915 On band ami ou alilpboard not cleared... 25?7 0836 JAMI.s HORLEY. ll u li l nun i AInrkrt. IIALTIMOHE. September 25.-CorFEE-There was sales to-day of 700 lingi> ltlo. ex Convoy; u reas lo of 250 bags, ex Auun. butti ou private tem?a: also from aoconil bauds, iii toto, 200 baca Itio at IS<jaMUc; strictly prime a arco uud wanted, quote 1er cargo ictill' C TTON-We nutt ?. home Inquiry to-day from aplu nora, with salea of 27 bates Virginia nt 21c; 19 bahia Low .Middini;; North Carolina at 22c; 00 balea good style Low Mid Hue; nt 23c; also, I bale nt Sui th Carolina uuw crop nt 21 eta; market closing .lull nt vaca-ji couts for Mid? dling. FLocn--Supers are scarce and lu demand; Extras ara mora plcntv; ecu le i generally finn. We report sales of 1000 bbla Norlliwoatorn Super nt ts 31*860; 160 bbis of choice City Mills Super nt *10; quote ss to quality 19 ?ta 10, and Howard street the sam?; also a sale of 200 bbla Howard Street F.xlra, price uot transpired. OnAiK.-The oUcrlngs of wheat today were comprised of 800 buahs wliil'i amt 1 l,r.S(l bushels red ; primo and choice arc in ic ssl demand, but lower grade* and tough wuredull, though held Orin; Included In tba salas woro COO bunin* lair to good white nt $2 3;'a2 CO, no prime or choice sold, ?son Lu ein choice Maryland and Valley red at VI 8?; MW hnalia j r.me st iv 70; 1 CO bubba good at tl 60a 2 (ID; 1100 leisha nt *2 10a2 15; 2500 bu-bs Inferior and tough nt $2 2 35. Corn-5000 onsba white received; m rkctdull; only 100 biisbs repotted sold, at $129; 100 bush.- yellow offered, with sales "1176 buabs at fl 30, 1210 do nt tl 32, nud ic liuslis ut SI 35. Oata-I8VI) buaUola offered; market dull; only 300 hindu soldat 70c; quota good to prime at 05a70c. Lyr-700 butbs received; 107 lui-l? sold nt il tu, nnd 238 buabs at fl ?5 per buabel. Fitovin.oss-Were quiet to day, but with light stocka holders generally firmal last quotations, viz: for Mosa Pork 525 60125 76 per bbl; Wcatem lard Hallie. ?Md City intpblte-numble figures for retail Iota; ii nut Sh.ni urra l:ial3.>:c; Hacnu shoulders ll,aH\c; rib Sides, llftmllHe, i b ar rib I7;,'al8c: plain Kama lUalOKc, and Wettern sugar cured 2J.i;nV5c-salsa of nil descrip? tions small. Scoan-TTic market ls very Arm, grocery grade scarce, fiartlcularly prime; sales to-day include 41 boxea Cuba, a ittlo butter 11 cm No. ll. ct l'JVic; VOhhda Cuba at 12c; 20 bhda Furto lt co at 12,^c; 20 do do at 13>;c. and 16 do do nt Ile. SALT.-Two cargoca arrived tbs past week, tn all, BOOS sacks. Demand con.mues good for lots from dealers and ; riru; wt bent quotable change, viz: for Liverpool Hue ?3i3 20, and Urouud Alum fl 2Sa2 30 par sack. Turk's Island continues dull. WHISKI:v.- -There la nothing doing to-day thai wa hoar; quotations entirely nominal. Near Voil, illnrkct. MOX? MATtKF.T. Tile Kew York Commercial Atltertiitr ol' Wednesday 26th says: Money shows rather more case. Thc applications frc m brokera a ru quite neuve, bul tho demand ls more ri ad I ly mot than yesterday. The disbursements of tho Sub Treasury, in paymont for Seven thirties, aio Ibo chief cause ol thc improved tone. Thc purchase* rf yeater. ay aud to-day will aggregate cloro upon live millions; bul t e Oovcriiiiioiil baa now reduced itu bid for Sovnn thirtioato 100??\ which may be regarded asan Intimation that, at present, it has duna with baying, and baa no nu iber relief in oit.-r lo the ninney market. Tho largo remittances ol currency West, laat we ok, have, for tho moment, casad Hie Western markot,'and tho demand upon Un New York Hanks consequently shows a partial abatement; llVsntii Hanks, however, adviae Iholr cor : ai-j - cd, ms bore of the pr..' ablllt cf a further largo de? mand lormoncy, thc country tradcboinguuuauall.- activo. Tbc South lt I- ginning to nraw upon tba banka boro, bot aa yoi lo only a moderate cxiont. Applications ha.e been ni .Ur- for tho remit? mc- of large amounts to that sec Han carly in October. Tba univoraal rate tina morning on call loans is 7 per cent. Discounts are quiet, owing tn thc scarcity nf buy? ers nf paper. Primo names rnngn at 7a9c per rent. Oovo.umonts continuo dull. Thora in still B steady realizing movement on Hie part of large debtors, lint the M IL m ot seven-thirties lake up Ihe otTorlngn, and pre? vent any ruatenal dorllno. T ho inarki t was weak at Hie aprond vail. 'The hew York Kvonlng Peal of Wednesday, 2.MII Inst, stan s that Ibo losn msrkot In lesa oicited and fondera have moro riuilidonra tn lend. Oood bnrrowora nu ap? proved srcuntli-H can got all thc money they want st Ca7 percent. Tho edoct? of tna spasm scam lo have Tartly spout Hear force, nnd tor tho prvannt, so far as tho money mark t ls roncornod, I bey have relaxed off, leaving the rato of interest whore lt would have gradually risen by nal ii ral caueca had no artificial oxpodlcuts been Invoked to precip?tale n chango Irom Hie anomalous pie thora and qulotudo of tluac weeks ago, when It was ditllcult io land at moro than 3a6 por cent. Commercial paper ia dull and pasaos at 7a8)? lor choice names. Thc slock market ls boiler. Governments ara Armer, and railroad shares are advancing under an active specu? lative demand to cover short contracto. POODDCE MAUI. I. r. NEW YORE, September 25.-FLUOB. ?tc.-Tho market for Western and State Hour ls generally dull, though tho buslucss excocda* that of yr uer. ay. All grades aro lower, especially Hie low and medium brands, which aro 10a20c off. Calllomla flour lain fair doniand and Arin; salea of 950 bbla and sacks at flt 60al3 60. Souttberu Flour ls ateady Sales of 760 bhln at S9 00a ll 20 for common to good extra ballimore and country ; SH 30a13 76 for extra Uoorgia and Virginia, and til 76alt for Irada and family brauda from Delaware and Mary? land. ORAIH-The wheat market ia fairly active, and, with more favorable news Irom Europe, prices of all dcacrlp tlonaaro talc per buabel bettor. Thc demand la mainly for export, though to tomi extant for local uso. Tb* supply of choice spring ls very HghL honee tho extreme pnces obtalood. Oats Improved early In the day under a good demand, present and future dclivory, but closed quiet at thc Im? provement. The anica are 60,000 bushels Western at 7ia 76c, aud State el 3ta05c, part to arrive. Corn ls again better under moderate receipts. Tbs dc maud is good, and for home uso mostly. Thu sates are 68,090 bushel* Western mixed at tl 30al 31 in store, and fl 32al S3 afloat; yellow at tl 36. RICE-Ia quiet and unchanged. We quoto nominally at 3>ia3Xc gold, lu braid, far Rangoon; Ba9>?<: currency, duty paid, tor do, and 1 lal Je for Carolina, A forced salo baa boon mada of 1000 bags nangeen, doublo bagged, at a;; r. gold, lo bond, from store. UOOAH.-Haw sugars arc In more active demand, tho salea bring with re?nen and tho trade. With aomo la nalry far export, prices generally aro steady. We quote: Inferior to common refining, 10>?allHe; fair to good re? fining, ll I'olH.'c; fair to good grocery, 12al2Kc; primo grocery, iv.Salic; Porlo Rico, ll?,attc; Molado, 7*9c, Havana, bxs. No. C to ll, llal2c; do No. iv, 12!ic; do No. 13 to 16, 12i?al3;?c; do No. IC lo 20, ltXatlOMc do No. 13, tu bond, gold, 6>,-iw>iu; Manilla baga, 10H* Ile. PmnviatoNS-Tho demand for pork bas boon fair nt rather Armer rate*, but tho market clases quiet at lnalde figures. Tbc talcs, cash nud regular, aro 1000 bbla at $24 noa 34 16 for mcaat and f24 iv;;avi 25 for Job lota do. F. r tature delivery WJ note 600 bbla moss, seller Oc tobor, at $24. Reef la without chango to note. Sales at f 17*23 for plain meas, an I t23n27 for extra mots. Lacan ls in modern lc di mn ic I. Sales of 06 boxes al in i.c for Stratford cut, and 13Xc for long clear-both Icc-curcd. Lard is rather belter, closing Armer. Ce rr st-There is A scarcity ol primo Rio; holders In consequence aro linn, and goocrally demand an advance, bat tbe market for other qualities bas naloo dull, and ?rices aro slightly lower, wo qnolc. In coln: Rio, prime, s VilVc ; KtO, good, 17 .17 i,o; ltlo, fair, If. .^al5?;e ; Rio, ordinary. ISaiaJkje; Java 21a25; Maracaibo 17al8>f?c; La g nay ra ITaUMe) Ht Domingo 16>,'ol0c; Rio, fair to good cargoes, 16>?*17i?c; Rle, fail to good cargoes (In bond), H??"aI2Kc. Corr?a.-American Ingot* ar* lower and dull; salea at 26 '? ?'W* for Ualllmoro and Lako. Now sheathing and yellow molal aro unchauged. COTTON.-Tho market ls so doll that nominal price* only can wc give ; v;n,c for Middling TJ. lands, and 1iy,c do New Orlcsns. 23c. I* about sll Middling Uplands will bring, especially on a largo order. The demand ls alto gatlicr 111 ni tesl. HAT-ls In fair demand and prices are Arm at 76a86c fur shipping, and $1 lOal 60 for rubati lots. Mot. ..,?,>-]a in talr demand and prices aro Arm. We quoto: cub* Muaeovadn, I8a63c; Cuba clayed, ICatSe; cuba centrifugal. 30a37c; Port) Rico, 48a70c; English Island, t&aasr. NAVAL STOIIE*-Crndo lurpcntlno ls dull and nominal. Spirits aro dull, ?nd Jicavy. Rosin* aro steady and ,n.U.lr dj?m,n('', T,r u uWloL We quote aa follows : spirit? Turpentine, rroo, por gallon, 68a59e; Spirits Turpentine in bond, por B?lion, Soo ; Crudo Tur? pentine, In hbls, per 280 lbs, $6 ; rtoslns, common, In lib's, per 280 lbs, $4 00; Rosins, strained. In bbla pul 280 lbs, $4 26 ; Rosins, No 2, In bbls, per 280 lbs, $160; Roanys, No 1, tn bbls, per 280 lbs, $4 76a 0 00; Roanis, polo, lu bbls. por 2s0 Iba. $6 6'a7 CO; Roalnt, extra pale, in bbla. per 280 lbs, $7 76*8 60 ; Rosina, window glaaa. In bbla, per 280 lbs, tus? 60; Tar, North County, In bbla, per bbl, ?3 60*1; T?r, WU mlnglon, tn bola, per bbb $4 ; Fitch, city, tn bbl* per bbl, $3 76; Fitch, southern, in bb)*, per bbl, $3 76. ItOatOn JlorUrl. I R09TON, September 34.-COTTON-Ibo market ls dull. Manufacturera porch aso only In small Iota at 26* 27c for Middlings. Fnoir-An Import of 1600 boxea Malaga Lomon*, per ?uu au Import of SOO boxes, pur bark Sklllau. sold at tx ! nil 80 per box. Leiuous sro selling lu Jobbiug lot? at f8? J I ur boa. OUSMT Baw-Thorn have bean ?alua or 180 baloa at 31c oanb. UUSNT t.'wjiu-Tho Diarkcl ia quiol. Salo! of 35 baloa ! al 22 ita emil. NAVA!. KTOIIKM-Spirit* Turpentine I? In inoUomlo ilo- I maud ut Glhattlo per Kallon. In Tar. lloaln or Pitch, I icm bari) bi-cu no ?alo? ol linperLim e. BtNIAa-Tho market lu steady, willi s moderato de- I mond. Salea of 600 boxea. No. 12 to 19, at rj'.ii -, i, ; 290 bilda fair lo good roflnliiu at 11 ?, il I ??c ; Cl) bini? groecry al 12 '.uU ',c per lb. lletlucd Subaru aro aolliUK at li: '.a ir.?; for i-nt lb oil, i owdcrcd and (?ranulalod, and lt l^a I 18'ic for colloo cruibed. Ki'UI ION FlNANriAt. MATJKUS.-Tlu roturo of Itu llauk or Englaud for thc week ending Boptcub r ll, klvr. thu i ilim, inn resulta when compared v,?iii ll.? . vious wook : Tho Host.?3.060,732 In. rca-e.?2,G6l Public deposit*.7,911.621 Increase.271,415 Other dupO'llR.11>,|G4,778 Incrosso.-Jiw.til Ou tbe other Kldn ol tho account : OoVt Securities.. ?12,64(1.272 No chaiigu. Otbor Mc tu ill I UH_17.359,943 Decrease.90,076 Notes unemployed. 11.400,370 Increase.Cit>,20l> Tho ninouut of notca lu circu? dion li ?23,72i>,295, bu lug a decrease of ?312,Cl.', ; and the atock of bullion lu bold departments In ?24,318.61)2, showing sn iucresso ol of ?270,280 when compared willi the preceding return. Willoi ri. Smith's European Times, of lilli kial., han Ibu following: In monetary and eouiiiionial minni, lhere in little chance I? noto HIIIC? our In n review, li anything, lhere IH a better lr. linn, and prices nre w. ll maiiilalr.ed. Still | tb< rs in au sb'eiK'e ol bitidue??, and wbellier lu Hie pro duce inarki tx. Ibu maniiiai-luring dldtriii* ur tho atock oxchanccK, llltlu or notliltm ?H i ein;; done. There I? plenty of uiouey ou offer al lour raten, bul no dliipoiillioti in Blown lo uno the advantage-* open for either meicautllv or iqicculallve purposci. Tho bank return wo publhtli to-Jay ?luiwii timi the con rmi ul tbi account* is btlll lu thc old direction. The deposits . aring largely increased, and the loan and count business haviug fallen off. Ibu reservo presents a further Increase of ?018,895, and the aggregate now eon shlersbly oxccetlH fifteen and a half million*. THO Ill? erro,"-?276.280-lu Ibo coln ami bullion falls short hy ouiy 120.751) nf tho amount of gold uni into Ute bank frout abroad during tho week, and Ironi tili? it I? to bo inform! that the quantity of coln In rlreiiliiliou lu Hie province, is now equal lo tho harv, si requirements. Thc Mock of bullion ls uow ?628,237 lu execs* of tho notes lu thc bauds ol thc public On thc ouly provlous in-,??-mu when aitch a circmuslsuco occurred, ? amt ly, in 1852, tho difference ?na ?"00, Iva. Dclorc Ibu cud of Ibu prevent month that loud will be cooBlilorsbly exceeded. Tho discount demaud both at Ibu llauk and lu Ibo nunn market bas been aluio.l niAi'f. There in a very large amount of money indeed, for which lhere ls no demand, although Ibo ra?ca for Ila uso aro so low ?-, I >v to I >" V cent. In thc -.tock Exchange lhere ia also n plethora of money, and loam on English Ourornnicnt securities ar? offered as low ?? 1 ji cou!. POUT CALENDAR. connrcTTD WEEKLY. PHASE* OF mr. MOON. First Q. Gili, ?b. lim. nvou I T-ast Q.?Ulb. "li. 48ui. eveu Full M. I3tb. 7b. Um. even | New M. 27lh. lib. 22, ?reu SLEIHUUEJI I MV' UOON' ",0" -J 4 KUES. I atrs. mst*, WATKH. 'I?TaIomlay....l 57701 ?.77.f?i "lu 1 i?.Tit 24 Tuesday.... G. .82 0. .53 2. .11 I..61 MlWiHlmsilay.l 8..62 6. .81 ll..11 6..47 20|Thuriulav...| G..Gi ft, .ail t..'2D 0..:? 27 Frlilav. 5..Kl 6..(S 6..2I 7..21 28 Saturday... r...63 G..47 ?els. H.. 2 29 Sunday... I 8..61 G..46 7.. tl 8. .44 MARINE NEWS. 11 ti ll i' UL V II A R li 1! S I ?i H . ArrlTcil Ycstrrilay. Steamer St Ilelona, Royle. Ocoraotown. S C. 20 tierces Rice. To ShBckelford k Kelly, J it Prlncle. J Mint,., M McOorty, Mrs J D Ward, Risley &: Creighton, Major ale El rath. timmi Yeatcrilny. Sehr C M Novins, Drown, Hilton Hod-W Roach. Front tills Port. Sloamsblp Alabama, Ltmeburnor, Now York, scut 24. Clcarril Tor fill? Port. Behr N W Bmith, Tookor, at New York, Sept 23. Entered Outward. Thc Cbarloiton, Morley, for this purl, al Liverpool. Sept ll. Ole Uluru ii il ii. Steamer Georg o D Upton, from Dutton for Charh'ston, dlaablod her macblnory wbou tea mil. ? south of Ulsrk Island, and put Into Now London on tbo 21th Inst for r palra, whore ahn will bo detained two days. l-l vi me VESHKbS DP, CLEARED AND HAILED FOR THIS PORT. F O II H I O N . LTYEBPOOl.. British bsrk Yumuri, Thompson, up.Sept 10 Ur bark J Cumming, ilookway. up.August 29 Drittsb bark Florence Chipman, Jones, ?ailed... .Sept Dr bark Quer n, Stuart, railed.-..August Itt Tile Chattanooga, Fret mau, ?ailed.August 19 Tho Charleston, Morley, entered outward.Sept ll AJTTWEnP. Tbo Triton, Kcogcr, ?ailed.Sept DOMESTIC. nOCIPODT, uv. Sehr S lt Jameson, Jamoson, up.Sept C DORO?. Brig A D Torrey, Sellers, cleared.Sept 9 Uria (lalicstou, Merry tuan, up.Sept 4 Behr J Crocker, Lowe, cleared.Sept 19 Sc'.'.r Maine Law, Johnson, up.Sept 19 HEW tona. Sehr N W Smith, Tooker, cleared.Sept 93 ! Sehr E A Coullln. Dardais, up.??fit if. ; Behr Americus, Moss, ap.Sept 9 Behr D N Hawkins. Wyatt, up.Sept 23 rnti.ADEi.pniA. Behr F V Jobutou, Marts, cleared.Sept 16 OIOaOETOWN, E>. C. Behr J A Uallcck, Crowe ll. sallod.Supt 19 MISCELLANEOUS. AMERICAN UM I) PENCIL COMPANY, NEW YORK. Factory, ll nilson City, N. J. W H0LESA LESA LES ROOM NO. li JOHN STREUT, MW YOU lt. ALL STYLES AND GRADES uF LEAL. PENCI1J ol superior quality arc manufactured and o0erc-l at fair terms to Ibo Trade. Tho public are Invited to give the AMERICAN LEAD PENCIL thc prc ! fi n in o. , 'I III.' PENCILS ARE TO DE HAD AT ALL Tilt PRINCIPAL STATIONERS AND Ni) 1 ION . DEALERS. ASK FOR TTIR "AMERICAN LEAD PENCIL. " TEBTIUONIAL? BTIEFFIELD SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL, ) EHlllSEAwlltSll IJ Er AK HIE !tr. { V ii.r COLLEOE. November 16, 1B60. 1 I bavo always recommended Ibo Faber Polygrade Load Fenelia aa tho only pencils filled ror both ornamen? tal and raatbomaUca! drawing; but, after a thorough trial of tho American Polygrade Lead Pondla, man ulaelured by Ibe American I .cad renell Company, New York, I Omi them superior to any pencil In uae, even lo the Faber or the old English Cumberland Lead Pencil, being a superior pencil for sketching, ornamental and un i nimical drawing, and all Uioordinary uscaofalead pencil. These penclla are very finely graded ami have a very einooth load; oven Ibo sollest pencils hold the point waU; they are all that can be desired in a pencil. It gives me great picas uro to be ablo lo aaauro Americana ?nat they if 111 no longer bo compelled to dopend upon Qormany or nny other foreign market for penc'l?. uoxna UAH.. Prof caler ul Dr J 'lng, Ac. Ali ellina, AILE STAMPED: ?a- "AMERICAN LEAD PENCIL CO. N. Y.? Nona genuino without tao exact nomo of tho firm rook to lt._Pocember 13 ftexic THIS DELICIOUS TONIO, ESPECIALLY DKSIONKr) ? for tho nao of tho Medical Profession and tho Family, ts now endorsed by all lbs promlnont Physician*, Chem. 1st? and Connoisseurs, aa possessing all thus* intrinsic medicinal qualities (tonic and diuretic) which belong to OLD AND PURE GIN. We tra st that our eitebUibod reputation founded upon eighty-eight years of experience-abundantly vin : dicatee our clalma to public confidence, and guaran? tees the cTccllenco of thu? Standard Article. rut np In casca containing one dozen bottle! each and I sold by ail prominent Droggiita, Grocers, kc. A. M. DIN IN OER ir CO, [Ealabllahed 1778. Bole Importers No. 15 Beaver street, New Tor Opinion* of th Preta. The Blnlngers, No. IS Beaver atreel, bava a very high reputation to sustain, as the oldest and beat lioasaln New York.-Iltmt Journal. Tho noose of A. M. Blnlngar k Co., No. IS Dravor 9treel, baa sustained, for apcriod of eighty years, a ropn tatton that may well bo envied.-iv. y. Kerning l'ail. (3001)1?mi, TV?NEMAN & CO., NO. 183 MEaTTtNO BTRKET, Opposite Ooarleaton Llotel. , and BOWIE k MOISE, SUCCESSORS TO KINO ?k CAf?KtDEY, NO. 161 MEET1NO liTBEET, Wholeaale Agents, Charleston, H. C. January 29 tuina amo ^Sts. "\XrHISKERH and MDB- -?nTav ff*? W TAOUEB forced lo K^^tW SL?HM| grow apon the smoothest H-E] T?^W faoe in from three to Cv? E?N weeli? by usiner Dr. HEVIO- B ME MK HE'D HEBTAURATEUR KaflL ?^TOJhTW CAPILLAIRE, thc met j*mkt3&*. <tqBBr*&^ wordor^l dbicoTnry In mo- *t?HBrT*^ dorn aclence, acting upon tba Beard and Hair In an almost mlnenlon? manner, i baa been osod by tba ?lit* of Parla and London with the moat nattering aucoeae. Name* of all pnrohaaers wil be registered, and if ectire satisfaction la uol given lu every Instance, the money will bo cheetfViRy rorundeil. Pr!co by null, aealod and postpaid, fl, DeacrlpUra cir. en tars and teiUmonlala malled free. Addreaa BEnOP.R, BHUTT3 k CO., Chemists, No. 28A River street Troy, N. T_ Bolo Agents for the United Btate* ?.'arch 80 iv DRUGS, CHEMICALS, ETC. WK HA VB Uft?BHALMO IMN'H PILLS. AND I* I NU H lint Ikey ?ni?!,>nil iimi Uetobanl im Hiern, a ' cheerfully rcriwriwiitl them la imbin- favor. 1. Il WATT.-. Ei-liovcnioml Alslmuia. J. W. A. SANDFORD. Alfy Ooill nf Alabama. ItODT. DOL'OHLK l v. Jiuljte Bupreuw Court Ali Front THOMA!i. Ji'ucr, Jud?c Su]irviue Court. I luve UHOII O\I.I KUHN'S PILLS ?it m.v iiUtititiou lor (ever and Ague. iud lill i Ilium all lh'.l l-l cnlliied hil llieiu. THUS. .!. iVOOK M?iitf<iuii-ry, Al? . So|i|l inlier 89, IMVi I HWM?I:S COUNTY, Alabama. HAI.LKIIIAN'S IV.VEll ANTI AMIT PILI? Will d'J Thry ure ili-chle.ll? Hie he-l inc,h.in.- for diUk iiml ; . ver I ever ii?ve. I nestld not b.< wMkmil limn Inn!.. Hims Hie |iriee. .1. A. (IHAHAM. AMKiilt tv. April IT, litSK, One hovol IIALI.UUlAN'S I'll.l.S m ml Hie pirfeetlx nf Chilla and Fever. ?hev ure Hie ni : tu. iheiue tu I billi and fever I ever MW. A. II. Rt)NAl.D>ON. Clerk Sii|Miiiir Court, Stiiiuer Colliny, tia. .M.IMl.i.MI uv, AM.i Jul? '.), ISM. Mesara. BLUNT ft HALE-HUMS: I have used vom (lALLIIIUAN'H PILLS im lw<> own sloes for I'IIIIIH uni. I-ever, anil find Ilia! Hi, y eire, ! all thtil they ure int. n i eil to do. Tliey ure the lust remedy lor the db enan lb il J have ever tried. I eoiiidilrr Hu lu p. iti-ellv rrllnhlii. Itcspccll'nlh. DA XT. SAYRE. Ununl See. Grund budge ni F. and A. M. ol .Wallum a. Al.lnsv, fl\.. .Mareil lt, lKi',7. I have used (I.VI.I.iOIIAN'S I'll.l.S In forty ?-ascs.l Chills ami lever, willi pirleel SUcCtm*. They areli ? in .-i Fever mid Ague l'ill pul up. A. ll. PANI. WHOLESALE IN cUAHI.r.STi?N, UV OOOUltUTI. WIXIOJl\X ?Hi CO., No. in Me.-iiim stied. And hy ull Drtiggli-tp. m in vi .s; HALI:, PROPRIETORS. May ll CUM Mnnltionier/. Ala. FOUTZ'S CELEBRATED Mi \W MTTLK POWDBRS. EUS, YEIJ.OW WATER TEMPER, KEV EUS, FOUNDER, LOSS Ol' APPETITE AND VI? TAL ENERGY, Ac. ITS USE IMPROVES THE WIND. IN. CREASES THE AP? PETITE-(I IVES A SMOOTH nuil U LOS? SY SKIN-and trans? forma Uio MISERA RLE SKELETONS INTO A FINE LOOK? ING AND SPIRITED HORSE This prvparsliuii. lunn a li il fnviu'uhly kiiouu. Mill I lum Hiilhl v reilivfapi ?at? broken linWM nml low-t plnte.1 horses, by al rr DH li en I BR nml ?ieaosing Hu. Htoinarh mu? MatetrimcM. lt li n ?ure preventiva of all tUeuaiea Incident lo Ibis munn!, auch rc LUNG FEVER, GLAND HEAVES, COUGHS. DIS? TO KEEPERS OF COWS TRIS PREPARATION IS 1NVA1.UA RLE. It In? creases I li e quantity and Improve* Ibo quali? ty of Ibo M I t. K. It lins been proven by ar In .1 i i].i i uni ut In In ercaso Hie quniitllv of MILK ami ll REA M twenty per rom., ami make tho RUTTER linn ami sweet. In fat ?. tcultu; cattle, lt p IVOR I In-m an nppollte, soft? en? their bide, ami makes tbcin thrive luueli laster. sr? TI AS conon* IN ALI. DISEASES OF SWINE OLLI ERS IN THE LUNGS, LITER, Ac,. this article acta ns n sp?cifie. Uv putting from one-half a paper to a paper lu a barrel of fl will the above dis? eases ??ill be eradica? ted or .entirely pre? vented. If given lu Hiuc. s certain preventive and euro for Ibu Dug Choir ra. PHEPARED UY S. A. FO?TZ st UKO., M ?? 110 K H A s U Ll it * T II K. t.: T BALTIMOBE, Mci. TOR SALE UV DOWTE & MOISE, Mil lill ?I\ ?Rilli NIH. NO. l?il MEETING STRKET, OIMHJSITE CH A II I,IT.?TO.V ll OT KL. March 33 sluthilnjo CRISrER COMA. Obi sbo was beautiful ami fair, Willi ?tarry eves, aud radiant kasir. Whoso curling I. minis, wilt entwined, EncbatneJ Ibc very hean and m.n.l. CICISPIJR COMA, For Curling tho Hair of cilhor Sex into Wavy and Oltissy Ringlets or Heavy Massiv?? Curls. BY USING THIS ARTICLE I, MM', ! AND GENTLE? MEN cen hcauiiiy themselves a ibinisaud-told. Ii ls tho only article lu tho world that will euri atraiga! bair, and al Ibo aamu lime plve ll a beautiful, glonsy ap? pearance. Tim Crispir Como not only curls Ibo hair, but invigorates, beautifies mid cleanses lt; ls highly ami de? lightfully pcrluiucd, and ls the most complete arl Iclr ul tba kind ever o [Terril to the Ara? rican public. The Crisper Coma will bo sent lo any address, scaled nuit po?tpa!d fur SI. Address all orders to W. L CLARK Sc CO.. (TicmlsU. No. 3 West Fayette afreet, Syracuse. N. Y. March 30 lvr There comolb glad tidlugs of joy to all. Tn young and lo old, to HI eat and lo small; alie beauly ?Vilich once was io precious amt rare. Ia freo tor all. aud all may bu fair. Hy the ase or CH ASTE LL Aft'S WHITE LIQUID ENAMEL, Far Improving and BcauUfylng Hie Complexion, The moat valuable and perfect proparaitou In lia?, lor giving tho akin a bean timi poarl-llko Hut, that ls out) found lu youth. It quickly removes Tan, Freckles, Pim? ples, Illotchcs. Moth Pitches, Sallowness. Eruptions, and all lmpuiiHaa of Ibo akin, ktmlly bealing Ibu samo leaving tba skin wbltc and dear aa llabastar. Its uso cannot bo detected by Ibo closest scrutiny, and being a vogctablo preparaUon ls perfectly bannies*. It la ibo only article of tho kind used by thc French, and la con? sidered by thc Parisian aa Indiiptnsablo to a perfect toilet. Upwards of 30,000 bottles wern sold during tho past y oar, a sufficient guarantee of IL* cftlcaoy. Price only TC ccnta. Sent by niall, poei-pald, on receipt ol i.n order, by BERGER, BETTI B fc CO., Cbcruista, MS River Ht., Troy, Mi Y Maret HO._iyr "Prevention ls Metter (liun Curo. M DR. RICORD'S fe ! cerated Frerentlvo Lotion. A. ..i O VED AND HIGHLY RECOMMENDED HY tao French Medical Faculty, as Ibo on!/ s..? and liiCalUblo antidoto against infection from Special Diseases. Thia Iuvaluable preparation I? suited for clUior sui, sud hus proved, from ample oipcrtoncc. Ibo most efficient and reliable PrevenUvo cvor discovered, thus effecting a drslJeratnm long sought for in the Medical World, ll used according lo directions every possibility of danger may bo avoided ; ft singlo application will radically neu? tralize tho venereal virus, ezpcl all Impurities from tho absorbent vessels, and render rontarulna?on Impossible. Do wiso In Hmo. and at a very small millay, save. ! mrs of untold bcdlly and mental torments. This most reliable specific, so universally adopted In Uio Old World, la now offoreil for sale for thc Aral tiree lo Amena by F. A. HOPOUT L CO., only authorize! Agon?a Tor tbfl United States. Price SJ por buttle 1-argo bottle, a,,.,bio alzo, 15. Tho usual discount to Ibe trade. Sent, securely parked, on receipt of price, tn say atldreaa, willi dire' Hons snd pamphlet, by addrcssliir lo F. A. DUPORT A CO., Role Agent* for Dr. Illronl's P. I., af ny aa 1 yr No. Pi tlohl Si reel. Now York. jfk?W 13 KQ ld T VFT AUb,m,j jpfi*5iV aaKaiA Wlken CURLS produced by ?TZ/U Bi Ja "i" U!t cf Profsaaor DE- ET"?? tafW^SSm. CH KV El) X. (inn appUca- J&jP' Mfg Biff lion warranted to curl 1 !in ^SBSMSSW. ^-nioststraifihl and Hul.lM-ini *^sjryip?B> hal "of either sex Into wsvy ringlets, or heavy massive eb Haa been used hy the tasblonablea of Paila ami Loudon, with tbe moat gratltytng results. Does no In? jury lo the nair. Price by mali, sealed and postpaid, M. Descriptivo circulars malled fr?. Adilmss HEflUI'.R, SHUTTS it CO., Chemists. No. Millner street. Troy, N. V., Sole Agents for the Uullrd atute*. March M_? . " . '_lv_ FUN FOR ALL! FOLL 1N8TROOTIONH DY WHICH ANY PERSON, malo or fornale, can maattr the groat art of Ven? triloquism by a few boura' prartho, making a world ol fun, aud after becoming experts ihsmaslvea, ran loach others, thereby making lt a aourcibl Income. Fnll in? structions sent by mall for 60 ceo?. Satisfaction guar? anteed. Andreas P. O. Drawer 21, Troy, I. Y. W. T. WALTERS & GG~ WI1TES -A.JST-ID LIQ,TJORS, No. 68 EXCHANGE PLACE, BA MIM ORE. 5g?gg?g S_.- i L'HILADfiLPIII A UNIVERSITY ?ip MEDICINE AND LURGERY. milt: PHILADELPHIA UNIVERSITY Q* MEDICINE A AND SURGERY mi? ?iiy?tilziil lu 1;?VH. Llurtoml liv Hie Legislature, IVbruuiv M. ISSI. NMrriaWMl in- ? legislative rMortnutM tu Hw f:< l.-.-ti.- .\*'d Irai col hige, uf Philadelphia, iii IMBI*. Iii IHiVI il purri*.T id tin* IV nu-. U nu 1:1 Medical I olli-gi'. fHiaaslialsf ll III I'M*, mil Hi. l>lii: ul. li lil.v Ml .li. ul College. ?Ill ili liBd proviiisJv been uacrgeJ ini?thi> PrtMtaylvaMla MvtMcal college, tji mot II r.ii. n . .1 il?' ivini M...n. .i llulmally. Tiki I riihliut Hu- separate Helloo]-. Ullin-.1. p.unum. .1 auil ..i.lum. I a UH . i il Arl of lin' Le?da.aturo, cimaolidatiug Mn- ... ni .li lull.ur. .iii.l cha. ging their Ilium'* tu Hint ?I Hu. I'uil.ul. 11 . 111 i 1'iitviTnltv uf Medicine un.I Surgery. March li, IMA. All th. ?. various Aria an. purni tad tn tho KUlui. H ot IMitiBjIiai.ln. Til* runt of HIP . nil.linn anil mu.-i m n was over one lum .lr.a I thousand iii.liars, lt will bpoliaorvcd Hint HIP University, sallow nrganirod, iii HIP legal roprpBonliillvu nf tile HMlr Mi.In.il Cullpgoii Huit II hn.-t absorbed. lt in a liberal Hehn .] ol medicine, inn linell to iiotlogiim, nor attaehcil Itt any ui< dirai clique ; ; but eii.brneea in ita teaching everything of value lo tho profession. .Vt.:.ion j.-lt has two tull ai aalona each year, commenc? ing ou the lat ol October, and continuing until thc Isl ot .lauuary, as Its Dist KOBslnn, ami from th? lat ol January to thu l-l ol April, na its second; thc Inn constituting olio full courue or lectures, lt Ima al- n a summer session, commencing the 1st April nu.I om.tinning until August, tor Hie preparatory branch. *, such na Lian, Creek, M ai li .ana i n--. p., .muy, Zuolugy, Chemistry, Anatomy Phyaiulugy. ele. TM-eh.-Tickets to Hie full course of lerturcs } I JO. or {Co tor paoli session. Tor the summer or preparatory cnurac I'la, llraiidating lee ?aa lo aid young, mon of moderate means, tho l'uivorslty has issued Ave hundred kchularalil|ia, which arc cold b, first-course at?ldenla tor Kn. mut lu spcund-eoiirao alii.lunts and clurgyincii for ? i '.n, beeb cnnalltutlug Hie tinldcr a lifo monitor, ivtth Ihr. 1 p.. rp.nial privileges of thc lerturcs, and nil the tracblii*j)B ol ilic school, 'tho only additional tees arc a > early dla spcttug an,I matriculating ticket, each of which is t v The Aftrantngri uf.SCAotnr.i'iipi.-The student holding a scholarship ram enter tho College at uuy time during Hie year, anon i na long as bo chooses, aud ro-ci.tcr the Inatt lullou aa f. ? 'pi cn tl v as du.Ired. Il rnpilrra no previous reading or -audy tu enter the University on acholarahlpa. boneo, aU pr?valo tuition foes are aavetl. aiinlian--, by holding scholarships, can prosecuto other business a i art of tlir tlaic. Tile candidate for graduation eau present himself at any lime, and receive Ida degrcn aa soon as qualin?.i. lu cane u HUI -ont shuuld hol.l a scholarship and not bo abbi tn attend lecture?, ll ran bp Irauaferrod tu another. Hills preventing auv tusa. Paient-, guardiuiiH or Iricudn af student" ulalling to purchase acholarnhip tur them a year or moru hcluru ie, u e.:. m?ale i ...i thu University, .?. them hy advancing one halt the pn.v and paying Hie balancu when tho stuJcnt culera. Pbyairiaua ami oom voleen men eau bcatuw great benefit upon poor young men by proaenrlug Hiern a Mhubirahip, mid limn enabling them lu obtain au lo neu utile pp il,-.ie ni Thu Faculty embrace* aevoulepu ciiiinent physicians and surgeon*. The University lias associated with it a I te. hospital elinic, w bein evory term of medical and surgical dlsea.-H' ia upended au and treated lu tho pres? ence of ibo ciaos. Inti rm lil -ILIUM;.- lin- College lilllbllug, localed lu M util street, south ot* Walnut, ia ibo finest tn the rlty. Hs front ia cnlteuiato guttue, snd ts sdnruod ?atti em 1. iii!, i.nail- ami t'lnbniaurea, presenting a uotel, bold, and bcautliiil appearance. The facade ls uf brown slouo, unlamented by two towers, natng tn the elevation of ciKhty 'crt, and crowned with an embattled parapet. The building eontalna between tlfly anil aixty roonia. all supplied with water, gas, and evory other convenience ?hat modern Improvement eau contribute to facilitate i medical m-lian lion. Only Ave hundred ocholarshlpn ?ill bp issued, and aa two hundred aud tit ty are now sold, iliii?e who vnati to secure one ahould du ao ot ouce. Moucy eau bp remitted by r ip;.- ., or a draft or check ?cul on any National Hank lu th? United Kia tea, when the scholarship will bc return. .1 by mail, aiguud by tho Prealdont of HIP Hoard of Trualcea, JOSEPH S. FISHER, Liq., and Hie Hean ol the Faculty. W. PAINE, M. IL All unlora mr ai-liol.-.r.. inp, - or other business of tho Uni? vers? v, shuuld ho adJrmsod to Professor W. PAINE. M. li., Philadelphia, Pa. NEW BOOKS. PAYNE*0 PRACTICE OF MEDICINE. A NEW WORK JUST ISSUED HY W. PAINE, al. UL. l-i-l.r nf Hie Pi m. Ipi. a and Practice ol Medicine mid i Pathology lu HIP Philadelphia University ol Mo.tiriiio \ and Surgery; author nf Paine's Practico of Surgery: a J work on o -u trea, and Materia Medica, author ot New i i lu- i Remedies; an Epitome af Lhrrllo'* 1'rartlcc of Medicine; > Hov le?- ->f H.una-.pat 11\ ; a Work un tho Ki? I .ry uf Medicine; 1.1 rt of University Mo.?I ul and Sur- | gicul Journal, kc, ..c. ll la a royal octavo or DOO paves, j and contains a roll description of all diseases known In mcdicinu aud aurgery, tnclutUui; those of women and children, together with their patlinlogy aud treatment Ly? all thcucw amt improved methods. Price f-7; postage CO couta. Addrest thc author. No. STI ARCI1 STREET, Philadel phta. Pa. ALSO. A NEW WORK. Entitled New School Mcdicinoa, which ls the only work i wr pu bli-hod upon Matt ria Medica, embracing all Hie Ectertlr, Murnini albie, and botanic Kern alica, with a lull regular Materia Usasses. iii;? L. postage) free. Address ne above. UNIVERSm JOURNAL CF Hi? AND muiM. A S U M I- M O N T11 !. Y JOUflNAL OF MEDICINE, BUBOERY, PUTSIOLOOT, nVHIFSF. AND tlENF.BAL LITEIIA I UUh, DEVOTED TO Tilt'. l'llOKEAaTON AMD TIIE FEOFLE. i le eli. upi -1 Medica! Paper In tho world, published c-verv two weckest Uio Uulveraily Building, Nlnth-alrret, Routh ul Walnut. Singlo copies.il.00 Fivo copirs to one addreiia.1. liv Ton euples to one addreis.7.80 Fifteen coplea to one address.'J..Hi T wan tv roplca to ono ad tl rsa*.III mi M ho g. itera up of thu Club shall have uno copy gratta. Address W. PAINE, M. D., Editor, September la_Philadelphia, Ps. AFFLICTED 1 SUFFER NO MORE! When by the use or DR. JOINYILLE'S E LIX i II you csn be onred permanently, and st a trilling coat. Ttie astonishing succeas which baa attended Ibis In valuable medicine for Physical and Nervous Wea 1meua Central Debility and Prostration, Loas ol Muscular En? ergy, Impotuncy, or any of the consequences ofyoutbfu. Indiscretion, rendors lt the most valuable preparation ovsr discovered. lt will remove all nervous affections, depression, ex. eli tine ul, lneapsclly to study or business, loss of memo? ry, contusion, thoughts ot self doslrucUon, feara of in? sanity, A c. It wtU rcatore th? appetite, renew the boalla of Cl oso who have destroyed il by sensual excess or evil practices. Young Men, bo humbugged no moro by "Quaok Doc t Ola" and ignorant ju ey ti Hone ra. bat send without delay for the Elixir, and be ai once restored lo health and hap? piness. A purled Cure Ii Ouaranlcod lo every instance. Price SI, or four botUos to ono sddro>a 13, Ono Dejillo ls sufficient to effort a cure In all ordinary case,;. ALSO, DR. JOINYILLE'fl SPECIFIC PILLS, for the .peedy and permanent euro of Gonorrhoea, Oloel, Ure? thral Discharges, Craved, stricture, and all afloctlons* ct Um Kidneys and Dladdcr. Cares effected In from ono to five days. Tboy aro prepared from vegetable extracts that aro harm!eas on the system, and ncvor nauseate tb? stomach or Impregnate the breath. No chango of diet ls necessary tv hilo using them, nor docs their action tn any manner interfere with ba inen pursuits. Prlte tl perbox. Either of Ibo above-mentioned sit?eles will bo cent to any address, closely waled, and post-paid, by mall or express on receipt of price. Address all orders to RaUlOEU. Hllin-pS A CO., Chemists, March 30 ly No, 2M ltlver slreot. Troy, N. T. "YELLOW FEVER_AND SNAIL POI NEW YORK, Juno IR, 18o7. WE, THE L S UK lis H IN ni), sniPPTNO M Etti'II AN IS nf the City nf Now Yolk, from tho oft repeated testimony nf msny different Rea captsiua, In whom wo bars Im? plicit confidence, and feeling lt a daly which iv? awe to our fellow-men, horoby bear witncSa of Ibo groat conn denro wo feel In tho truly marvellous cbraUvo powers of MAJOR J. T. LANE'S INDIAN REMEDY for tho caro and proTentlnn of SMALL POX, YELLOW FEVER, kc, and we cheerfully add onr algnaturre, hoping Ita won? derful marita and great blpstinga may bo known to thc World. RREET RONS k PO., No. ?3 .South Rtreet. CURTIS k WA 111 ?. No. 43 sm th Mri* t. D. R. DaWOLF k CO, No. 103 Croad Street. HENRY k SON, No. 3? Coentlos slip. SIMPSON k BU AW, No. 37 Coontie* Slip. WM. A. MOORR, No. 303 Gonth strset. JAS. T. TAPSCOTT, No. 80 Routh street. UEO. L. TAPSCOTT, Of Tapa.>,U Bro., No. SC South a tree t. ROBERT HAWKE, Na 8? Routh street. I And many others. The Remedy has never boon known to flail. Pri?e por package as. Forwarded free to any point In the United Stales. Address J. T. LANE k CO., ho. 163 Broadway, New York. Trix 'STioics. Hon. SIMPSON HOBO, Spaitaiibuiu. Rev. 15. MURCHISON. Judge T. O. I?. VKRXOX, Spartanhtirg Hov. T. <;. ll Kit BF.HT. Ninety-Six. Prof. A. II. LESTER, Sitarluidmrg. RoW.1. A. POUTKH, Ueorgctowu. Major JOHN A LEE, Sparenburg Rev. M. BROWN. Columbia. Major A. H. KIRBY. Spartiinhuro.. Rev. W S BLACK, Newberry. Hov. A W. WALK KR, Spartnnhuig Prof. WARREN DuPREE. Spartnubnrg. .1. If Wi L.SOX, Esq.. Spartnnburg. I'MCit-LTY. Hov. ANSON W. Cr M.MINOS, A. M.. ?. I)., President ami Teacher of Mathematik's, ami Lcd nw on Natural Science, &i Mrs. 1. ll Cr.MM INO... Teacher of Rhetoric, Mental ami Moral Science. Mi.-s ALICK M. SHELDON, Music, Kmbroiderv. Painting. Leather Work, Hair Work, fte*. Miss ALICK LOMAX; Music, French, English Literature. Miss SOE V. R. SHELDON. French, Music, History. Mi-s M. JANE WoFFoni?, Natural Science. Latin. Ac hlKSKION'S ANO VAC ATION. The Fall Session will open October .'ld, 18i!7. and close February 19th, lSliS. The Spring Session will open Febru?rv 20th,und ot?se July 8th, IStiS. Vacation extend* from close of Spring Hussion, lo October Isl. A low day* roce.--, at Christinas. EXIM?: DourJ, per Session, in Cuirenov. 170 00 Tuition,. .20 00 Contingent Koo, . . .. 2 00 Mintie, with use of Pinna, ... .27 00 Latin. Extra, . .. _ . 10 00 Preach, Extra,. I'ioo Embroidery,... .IS 00 Oil I'niulinp,. . . . 20 00 ilrccian Painting, tor Hie Courge,.10 00 Leather Work, ... 0 00 Hair Work. ... G 00 Feather Plower*,. OOO Wax Knut Flowers,.. fi 00 Each Music pupil receives fifty (dunns during the Session, and eau usc a piano for practice, from owe lo three hours daily There aro six piano; in the College. Thc teachers in this department have lind much experience, and excel ns per? formers as well as teacher; BOARDING DKP A, RT M ir.IS T. This department ts under the immediate control nf tho President, ami tho young ladies constitute a part of his family. They will have the constant caro of 111? lady lonelier*, in sickness and in health. Thc rooms aro. larg?', well ventilated and well Karnte*/ in cold weather. For Ihe style of living at the College, the President takes the liberty to refer lo Rev. R. P. Pranks, P. E., of Spa rt anbin:: District, who, with his lamil}' has hoard in lite College, at the same (able with lite young ladies and teach? ers. Also, to Col. William L. Ho Puss of Cnindeu, Horace Nichols, Esq., of Colum? bia, who also, with their families, have been members of thc College family. All young ladies from a distance, are expected to board at the College. THK TKACHERH Have nil had much expericuce, two of them have taught over twenty-five years. Tho young lady teachers all graduated in one of the best Female Colleges in the South, and excel in their respective depart? ments. THK TEXT BOOUU In use can all bc procured in Spartan burg, at reasonable prices. ' APPARATUS, alec. Thc College has a beautiful and exten? sive Apparatus, for illustrating the various branches of Natural Philosophy, Chemistry and Astronomy. Lectures on these sub? jects, free to all, will be delivered during thc year. NOTICE. Students coming by Sparlanburg and Union Railroad, should leave Columbia or intermediate stations, on Monday, Wednes? day or Saturday-they will then cone through without detention. EXPETVNEH. It is confidently believed thal while this Institution oilers high inducements, in tho wny of educational, social, moral and re? ligious advantages, it holds out motives of a pecuniary kind, equal, if not greater than an)* other. Look at Ute advertisements of this and other schools, North or South, and parents will sec that they make a saving by scuding In Sparlanburg. PLEASE, After reading this, hand it to sumo one who has a daughter to educate, or post it up in some public pince. THOSE INTENDING to patronizo the Col lego, will confer a favor hy immediately addressing the President, at Spartan burg. coi? iiKia pu? HT?ji>V-TICXTC? ItOOIsiM. PHKPA llATORY DEPARTMENT, Spelling. Webster's Elementare Rending.Sanders'Series. Geography . Cotton's aud Fitch's, School Geography, r.ngli-h H ranimer . Bullion's Prac. Lenaous Aritbniutij . .Thompson's. Menial Bj Kudiwcnts. Writing Spencerian avstem. ('niitpohiiioll.. Parker's. DirttOlmrv. Welder's .School Ed. ( 11 l.l.Ki ? 1 ATE CLASHES, riusr VKAH, Writing ?pen. ci ian svateni. .Snelling Wooster's Elementary, Heading Salidora'4th Reador." ficiigiaph> CoHnn'ssud litch'a School Geography. Grammer. . Bunion's. Arlthniolic ThomiiBon's Practical, li isl.n v United States Wilson's. Dictionary. . Webster's High School Science or Familial Things Wella'. s ri os v rr .MI. Writing . . Spencerian avatern. Reading . Sanders' 1th "Reader. Arithmetic Thompson's, Natural Philosophy (Yimntock's. Physiology . . Couiatock'a. chemistry.. Foster and Vuoman's. Clcneral History Wildon's School Ed. Astronomy . Smith's. Watts on Mind KmmersonV JtTXIOB. Algobi'u .. Davio's First LeaiODs. Botany Oray's. Aatrmiomv. Bouvier's. Mental Philosophy. Upkam's. Rhetoric. Newman's. Com|msitiou. Quackenhoa'a. SENIOB. Geometry .. Loomis*. Trigonometry . Loomis'. Logic . Hedge's. Moral Science . Alexanders*. Geology . Hitchcock's. F.videnceu Christianity Alexander's. RCSroEXT oBAjjraixs' COURSE. Philosophy nt Natural llistorv, General His? tory, Physical Ocography, Frenen and auv of the Ornamentals, irilh Reviens of any part of former course. I WIN. Hiillion's Gi animar. Reader, Ctesar, etc. notch. l'a-rptelli-Ts Trench pc-rie? is used. MAMAN. Wooilhun's New Method ia uaed. MUK. We use Piano without a Master, Hunten'a, Richardson's, (new edi'ion,I and Durum's Instruc? tion Hooka. In vocal, Manon's Normal Instruc? tor, mid New Carmina Sacra. aWNUKAL HUMAHUtj. Spamnburg Female College, under itie patronage ol' the Som li Carolina Confer? ence was openod R?r thu admission ol' pupils uti thu "2fn!i August, 185f? Tho silo ot'the Cnllegu Ruildiugs is one ol'I lu- most pleasant and desirable locations tiltil could have been selected. Thc Campus encloses fifteen acres of wi n ul lu ml. on thc .summit ol' a hill, over? looking iii,; town nf Spartatiburg, and a Itali* mile ur more, distant from it. Secluded from I lie excitements aud at trnclioiin of i lie town thoroughfares, with a purr; atmosphere, excellent water, and rural quietude, the pupils enjoy every facility for montai and 1110r.1l calturc TTCt^XT?IO^?l^tLLH. li may bo satisfactory to sonic to sae a few from among the many of thc newspa? per and other notices thal might be selec? ted, which have generously been taken of tlie College, local iou. teachers, A.c. Huh our lien! (.pistil's arc nur funner pupil?, scattered all over North and Smith Caroli 11?, Alabama, t'eurgia, Virginia, Tennessee, Mississippi, Texas and oilier Slates. SPARTANIIURII FEMALE COLLEOE.-"A fine climate, healthy location and compe? tent Faculty, recommend thia College lo public patronage."-Minute? of S. (.'. ('011 ferencr for 18(ili. SPARTAN II OMI FEMALE CGLLEOE. -?This Tust it ut iou ol' South Carolina Con? ference, opeus October 3d. lt is tinder the Presidency of that experienced teacher, Dr. W. A. Cummings, [ts proximity to Wof?ord College gives some advantage to those who have both sons und daughters to educate from home ; and the renown of Spartnnburg for its healthfulness and reli? gious privileges, commends it to public fa? vor."-Southern Christian AdrOeatr, Aug. 1G, 18(57. Sl'ARTANIIURO FEMALE COLLEGE.-"It gives us pleasure to announce to the pub? lic, the re-opening of this popular institu? tion, under the management of the Rev. A. W. Cummings, P. 0. The reputation of the President for scholarship and adminis? trative ability, should couiiuaud for the Institution a liberal patronage; and we hope that thc friends of female education will bestir themselves to give to this Col? lege that support and encouragement with which it was honored in former years. Its representatives are scattered throughout the land, and they surely cannot forget the pleasant associations of by-gouc days, and disregard the claims of their Alma Mater. Let one and all do something to sustain Oiis important educational interest, ' that our daughters may be as corner-atones, pol? ished after the similitude of a palace.' "-. Spar tanbury Express, 1SGG. II01.STON CONFERENCIE FEMALE COL? LEGE.-" We have been pleased to learn that thc last session was eminently success? ful, and with the present able and efficient, corpse of teachers, (three of whom are now in the Spartanburg Female College,) under thc lead of Dr. Cummings, promises to fulfil thc fullest hopes of its friends."-? Abingdon Virginian, May, 18(50. ROLSTON CONFERENCE FEMALE COL? LEGE.- " Of the President, Rev. Dr. Cums minga, and the Faculty, it ?sonly necessary to say that the preccnt examination doea not detract anything from the high reputa? tion that they had sustained for many years as able teachers aud skilful managers of a literary institution. Tho Committee feel safe iu saying, in the language of ono pf tho oldest and most aotive Trustees, ??on. N. W. Woodfin, in regard to tho President, ' that they have the right man in tho right place.' "-Report of Examin? ing Committee of II. V. F. College May 15, 18G1.