The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, October 05, 1867, Image 5

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THE C31MJBNN MIM MSWS, McMillan & Morton, pnopnii?Toris, No. 18 HAYNB STREET. CITY PRINTERS. TERMS CASH. subscription. daily-itthltsmomthii.510.00 daily?six montiis. 0.00 da u.y-tiiree months. 8.00 81 sole copies.9 cents to news dealers._.3 conti RATES of ADVERTISING. 15 cools s lluo lor Ural Insertion. 10 cents u lluo for cscb subsequent Insortion. C Hues ur uuiler to bo charged half a squsru. Pur Marriage and Funeral Notices?SI. All Hall anil Exhibition AilTcttlsomonts must be paid for in advance, unless thoy art ordered to be charged to regular advertisers. SATUltDA? MOIINTNO, OCTOBEIl 5, 18C7. IFrora tA? Land trc LorcA ^ till: SOUTHERN EXlliE. "Ha tUh me lulid/i:" "We return no more." GAELIC EMIORANT'S SONG? Walter Scoll. by raor. s. n. wceson, jeftkbsoh colleoe, rniu. Farewell to all I have lovod ao long. Farewell to my uauvo abort) I Let mo Bing tue airain of n am.it old song, "I return?I ratura no moro I" It bri sks my hcsrl from frlondi to part And u.tno eyea?mlno oyoa Ue tear sirops pour; White mournfully I repeat the cry? "1 return?I rclurj uo morel" Though hero I breathe In rmpls space, Ann gather with rullor baud. Nought cm efface one slnglo utoo Or my own dear distant land. With many a sub my pulses throb, And mine oye??mfns eyes tho tear-drops pour; Whllo wearily I ropeat tho cry? 'I return?i roturn no morol" When others alcop T wake and voop To thlnV of Joys bug past; And wlsli nd pray for tbo happy day That ahall bring repo-o at laiL Sad tnomorlcs Oil my soul with gloom And mlno ayes?mlno oyes tbo toar-drops pour; ?lillu deapalrlngly I rcpoai Uiocry? "I return?I return no mors I" CITY < Ot NOLL. EXTRA MEETINQ. CooNorx, CHAaoinn, October 1, 1867. Present?Tho Mayor, .and Aldermen Ravonel, Oordts, Small, O'Noill. Willis, Stoinmoyor, Olncy, Honour, Marshall, Losten, Cosgrovo, Butlor, Courtonay and FTinglo?IS. Tho minutes of tho laal mooting wero road oud oonflrmcd. The following matters wero disposed of : Applications of J. A V. Dawsuu for Auc tioneers' Liconso; Thomas E. llysn for n Iiiconso to Sack looao cotton on Adgor'a North Wharf; James ammings to t. snsfor his Junk Shop License to J. J. Mouaghau; nnd A. Tiofontbal for a Nine-pin Alley Licouso. Referred to Committoo on Licensee. Applications of W. 8. Corwin & Co. nnd James Wiley for No. 1 Liquor Licotise. Reforrod to Com mittoo ob LiCOIIBCS. A, plications o( Unrn & Slicrhnromor, John Ken ny and I) Reils, oaob tor Tavern Liceuso. Referred to tbo same Committee. Applications of John L. Ahrcns and a largo num ber of ethers, tor Tavorn Liconsos. Laid ovur. Petition of Mrs. Martha Wallaco, praying for further timo to pay her taxes, Roforved to Com mittoo of Ways ana Moans. Petition of Mrs. M. A. Wliitnoy, praying for ro lief in tho matter of damages done to her houso during tbo lato riot. Referred to n Special Com mittee, consisting of Aldermen Courtenny, Butler and Enston. Petition of tbe Vestry of St. Michael's Church, praying Counoll to reconsider and rcvoko tho order for paving Broad Btroet, between Choren and Meet ing. Reforrod to Cotumiltio on Contracts. Application of P. C. Gaillard, Trustoo of Marion d. Gaillard, formerly Marion 1). Ilugor, for renow al of certificate of city stock lost. Granted. The following accounts ivcro roferred to tbe Commiltco on Accounts: Alms Houso, Orphan House, Gaa Light Company. The following repoitof tho Captain of Pohce waa roccived as iulormatioa: BXPOBT Or tub einer op pouce. to uis UONOn the siAXOB or tub citto? oruBLEsro?, snowtna tub hdii xurn or pinsons ajuxestbo in tu cut or oil/jiles tok nennio tub honts or ?curat, 1867, ako tue oausx op tile in abhest. wurrtn. OOLOn'D. Assaulting Policemen. Assault and Battery.. Applicants for Lodging. Burglary. Committed for Safe Keeping_ Carrying Concea ed Weapons... OomuillUng Nuiaanecs. Disturbing tho Peace. Erecting Woodou Duildiuna Con Lrary to City Oruinanoo. Found Sick In street. Found Do ul In street. Ou Company falling to Light certain Lamps, according to contract..:. Garroung. Indecent sxposuro cf person.. I inanity. Intoxication, lying down in the strset. Intoxication and Diaturblng the Peace. Larceny. Loat Children. Nuisancoa. Passing Counterfoil Mono* _ neoolvlng Stolen Goods. Retailing Splrltnuua liquors without License. Swindling. Trespass upon Premises. Throwing Hrlcka in btraoL. Violation of City Ordinances_ Totals. . 101 Confined In Guard nouas. Delivered to Purent?. Delivered to Warrant. Discharged. Paid Flno. Be tarred to Magistrate. Befcrred to Recorder. Sant to Poat. Bant t? City Hospital. bant to Alms IIouhs. Sant to Provost Marshal. Sent to Coroner. Sent to Colored Orphan Homo. Raforrsd to Mayor. Befarrcd to chlor of Pullee.... Beferred to Chief of DotectWoa, Referred to City Registrar. Totals. 101 coLon'o i 81 137 26 373 Amount of Fines Imposed at Mayor's Court_ ?430 SO Amount of Fines paid by Prlaoaers. 107.13 Amount paid to Pollcctnon. 8d00 JMaaoa paid to City Treasurer. BL43 Amount of Fines dodutted from Pay of PolicelOlioi In addition to tho aboVe.tlicro wore (63) aUty-threo caaas of obitructlona In the stxeout; (J) two auurms of fire, snd (1) one Attempt st arson, reported during Uio month, whton were severally reforrod to the City Inspector and CAlsf or tho Fire Dop&rtmcnt; (IB) forty-five hoad ef cows, horses, etc, etc., wero found going st large, and wero disposed of accordingly. I hereby certify tbst tbe aboro la a true report, as taken from tho Mayor's Morning Report Books of the Upper and Lowor Wards. C. B. SIGWaLD, _ Chief of Police Rocolved of C. B. Rlgwnld. Chief or Police, oinhtv-ono dollars 43-100, aa above. S. THOMAS. City Treasurer. October 1st, 18?7. Tbo following statemout ol tho City Troaeuror was received as information, and ordered to bo published. [See Statement below.] 0JEF011TS, Alderman Willis, ouo of the proxies of tbe city at tho annual meeting ol tho stockholders of tbo Nashville and Cbatianoogs Railroad Company, made his rt port, which was roferred to tho Com mute on Railroads. Alderman Olnoy made tbo following report, which wasconcurrod in: The Committoo on Accounts report that they have examined tbo bills of tho Gaa Light Cotn V"1? for tbo month of August, amounting to ?2,207.29, find them correct, and recommend they bo passed 1er payment. H. B. 0LNE1'. E. WRI.I8. P. 0. GAILLARD, Mayor. Tho Mayor made tho following report, which was adopted: Upon tbo application of W. L. Godfrey, by his Attomoy, L. Chapin, for a dupllcalo cortlfloatoof city aixper cont. stock, destroyed by firo, and re ferred to tho Al tyor to consult with City Attomoy, tho Mayor reports that, after consultation with tho City Attorney, ho recommends the applica tion bo grand il, and the Treasurer bo directed to ittne the duplicate certificate. P. C. GAILLARD, Mayor. Tbe report of tbe Committee on Accounts, made at tbo last meeting, and which was laid ovor in conscquenco of their not hoing a money quorum present, was called up and adopted. The application of Daniol llavcnol, Esq., Pres ident Trustees Colloge ot Charleston, relative to tho paymont of tbo Internal itovonuo tax of ?1328 on tho Bayuard endowmont, and asking tho roliof of the frmd by an assumption of tho tax, tho Col ?go boing without meanBto meet tho payment, S?5u.?P ,ro ?n*1 .lottos, hiring been laid ovor mam tat, i8th rulo, snd also for the want of a mouBj quorum. of^h?itamnmdorabl0 ?U?ctmlon on part of soTornl hr Aid^.rma'?1,on tne BUb>ct.a no"** was mado 'j^^nrr8uU;m,I10yCr to lWa effect: .t.*ggB ff!*ftl tax be paid by tho city, and Ihn ??AtW torn the October interest on ^e.Wh!cV* now dno t0 tho Trustoos. ?on n?I* wor* (aJlod for on this mo m??t^riAld*nnSn. ."?todbI, Wails, Stolnmoyer, plney, Honour, BuUor, Pringle, the Mayor-8. Kaya?Aldormon Gordla, Small, O'Neill, Mar shall* Knston, Co?gro?o and Cuurtouay?7. Tito niotlun wob adopted. dills. A Dill to regulato tho dt edging of docka catuo up Tor it.i itecuui reading. Tho Dill WM nmendcd and passed its Bccond rending; tho Dill wiih tnkon up tor n third reading, which il received; thu Hill passed its third rending this evening, und tho titlo changed to an Onh nan.'O. aud was ordered to bo engrossed for ratin cntion. ihr Dill reads es follows : A Ult.L to UEOtJLATE Tili'. DnEDOlNO OP COCKS. Whereas, the best interests of tho city, as woll as tho convciiicncu of the shipping visiting tho Isort, domain! that tho channol of Cooper River bo tept open with sufficient depth of water for all cuiiunitrcitil pulposus, and freu from obstruction: He it onlaii.ed. That in fuluro nil mud removed from any of Iho city ilockii by dredge machines, or otherwise, shall ho removed i.-n fathoms from tho end ol' the dock. The Harbor Master shall bo furnished with a copy of Ihis Ordinance, which ho is required strictly lo enforce, nnd to report for prosocullon all violations of tho samo; which shall subject the party so offending to a Quo not exceeding 0110 huu droil dollars foi each und ovory offence. 11E8OI.UTI0N3. Alderman Ravonol introduced tho following reso lution, which was adopted on tho ayos and nays buhig called for: , , ,, liesolrtd. That, in 01 dor lo ouahlo tho City Trcnsurv to meet the current domands upon it, tho Citv'Treasurer he authorized, under Iho di rection* or thu Committee of Ways und Menus, to }>av out City Dills to 1111 amount uot to exoeed Iffy thousand dollars, including Iho amount nuw in circulation. Voss?Aldonuen Ravenel. Small, Vi ilhs, Olnoy, Honour, Marshall, Duller, Jringlo, and Ihu May or?9. Nays?Aldormon Oordts, O'Neill, Btoiuuioyor, L'ustou, Cosgrovo aud Courtonay?0. Alderman Cosgrovo moved that tho city bills bo takon for nil lioouscs. Adopted. Thotcsulutlon offered bv Aldorman Olnoy at Iho last mooting, hold 10th September, directing tho City Civil Lngincor lo carry*out Iho work referred to iu his report or that da'to, and which was laid over iilldor tho 18th Hole, tamo U| tor action aud was adopted. Tho Deport of Iho Commiltco on Accounts on tho application of tbo Charlestou Btoaui 1'iro Com pany of Axmun, prnving that the debt duo to tho citv iu Confodornto c'urrcnoy bo scaled, and which wao laid over at thu last mooting In uonsoquonco of a inonoy quorum not being prosont, was takon up and adopt ml. At tho conclusion of the regular order of busi iiosa, Alderman Honour arose and made a few bri r sud fueling romarks on 1 ho death of Alder man J. 1'. Earlo, nnd offered thu following pro no ble and resolutions, which wore unanimously adopted: It having ttlcasod Ibo All Wise disposer ol events to romovu from this world, our esteemed col loaguo, Aldoruiau Jarnos I'. Carle, of Ward No. 11, bo it Unsolved, That iu the death uf Alderman I'm lo Council has been duprived of 0110 whom they high ly esteemed, and tho city or tho services of an a'ctivo and zealous roprosoiitativo. Unsolved, That wo deeply sympathize with Iho family of Ihu deceased in iho great liercavomcnt they havo sustained, and carnually coinlolu with thetn in our mutual loss. HttbKved, That apagoof thu Council .loutiisls be deilicated to tho memory of our ducuascd col league. Resolved.That tho Clerk of Council budirocled to transmit a copy of tho foregoing resolutions to tho family of tho deconsnd. Ou motion, t 'untied udjouruad. W. H. WMITH, Clork of Council. AN N UAL STATE IST E NT. T'rnusnctlous of tlie City Trtaiaryfor 1'lscnl ycin ending August III, IS07. Accounts. Artosian Woll. Alms Hoiibo..'. Aikon Foundling Hospital. Assessor's Oftico. . Doard of Health. College of Clin l le a to 11. Clork ol Council. City Hall. City Court. City Tro.'sury. City Civil Engineer. Contingent Accouut . Contingout l'olico. . . . . Firo Masters. JElna Firo Company. ...? Chailcstou Axo Company. German J"iio Company. Horte Firo Company.. Hook and Ladder Company . Pbreuix Firo Company. Stonewall Firo Company. Washington Firo Company. Young America Firo Company. Fines. Has Light Company. Onord. High School. Harbor Maator. . Interest on Fivo per Cent, Block. Interest on Six per Cont. Stock. Interest on Stock Bonds. Intermit on Firo Loan Bouds. Interest Account. Lump of Certificates of Indebtedness. Issue Of City lit Ils. lestm of City Dills redeemed. Issuo of City Hills, expenso account. Issuo of Six per Cent. Stock, 1838.,. I-.mm of dix per Cent. Block, 1815. Isuuo of Six por Cent. Block, 1860. Issuo of Bix por Oont. Stock, 1867. Issue of Five 1'er Cent. Slock, 1858. Licenses?Carla, Drays, Ac. Fruit slug I. Junk Shops, Arc. Tublic Exhibitions. Retail and Tavern. Vendue. Lunatic Asylum... Mayor's Office. Markets. Not s puvablo. Orphan HoUSO. Orphin House Funds. 1'ubhc Cemetery. Public Printing. Port Wardens. Paving Streets. Rents. Railroad?Northeastern Certificates. Wilmington and Manchester Certificates Memphis and Charleston Stocks . St. Michael's Clock, &o. Shirra'h Dispensary. Btrcots. Tidnl Diaitin. Taxes for 1800. Taxes for 1861. Taxes lor 1862. Taxes for 1863. Taxos for 1804. Taxes for 1865. Taxos for 1800. Taxos l'or 1JG7. Venduo. White Point. Work House. UECEUTB. EITPESU'TUnES Miscellaneous Accounts, 31st August, 1860 M lace I I n,nous Accounts, 31st August, 1867. Cash on hand31st August. lSJ.'u. Cash 011 hand 31st August, 1867. 1.191 57 1131 25) 612 60 700" 00 850 00 500 00, 712 BW 237 50 602 50 1,793 75 2,560 70 1,350 11 33,538 80 It 00 3,188 80 19,814 no: 4.040 25 2,119 70 5,110 03 3,848 99 0,149 311 1,831 40 2,702 58 121 05 43,848 72 031 25| 012 50 . 700 00; 850 00 4,450 11 :t3,528 80 14 CO 3,188 80 19,314 00 4,010 25 2,119 70 6,11? 03 3,818 99 0,149 30 1,881 10 2,702 58 421 05 42,057 Hi 74'J 91 0,508 00 4,618 79 4G2 01 81,474 89! 84,509 40 49,500 00 400 00 1,500 00 1,514 00 712 60, 20,430 53 149,051 97 8.933 53 3,200 35 900 00 272,199 05 5,37-". 00 161 80, 8,106 02 28,781 09( 279 7 2,569 70 102 50 887 fill 1,412 44 16,820 00 28.512 00. 2,000 OOi 15,152 SO! 2 50 2,014 50 442 50 33,035 00' 825 00! 53,873 74 902 50 1,017 44, 1,828 00 800 81 23,308 27 0,773 31 49,600 00 20.430 53 148,312 03 2,424 68 900 00 272,199 05 5,325 00 202 60, 10,820 00 28.512 00. 2,000 00'. .14,950 00 . 2 601 2,044 50' 442 50' 33,03-1 00'. 325 00'. 58,873 74 902 50 1,017 44 1,828 00 4,887 11 229,202 17 6,650 61 5,218 87 .1 5,218 87 4.000 00 .1 4,000 00 .' 4,887 11 ... .. 164,000 00 65,202 17|. 45,366 27. ...I 45,306 27 0,650 61 1,528 25 412 22 2,707 65 150 00 32,762 32 1,528 25] 412 22 3,707 65 150 00 32,762 32 3,391 50.......I 3,391 50 .I 525 00 . 625 00 70,242 72l. 70,242 72!. .I 1,833 87 .! 1,833 87 000 00 . . .. 600 00 110,293 89.] 110,298 39 19,279 75. 19,279 75 I no rt .' 92 05 168 16 619 61 1,269 93 1,620 95 1,609 10 226,781 00; 92 05' 168 16 519 fill. 1,269 93' 1,620 93! 1,509 00' 220,781 CO. 347)450si':;.':.'..;';....: 347145034' 2,827 69 1,137,362 02 13.132 17 29,119 99 Am't Receipts, Miscol. Accounts aud Cash for I860.. Ain't Exp'res, Miscel, Accounts and Cash for 1867.... 1,179,614 17 2,827 09. 0,404 15.. 934 00. 5,404 15 931 00 1,098,13-1 00 921,487 15 882,259 79 11,491 HI ..1 11,491 81 . 13,132 17i. .i 29,119 98. 37,987 71". .I 37,987 71 1,147,014 18 963,739 31) 931,739 31 .'.'1,179,614 17 .l ,1 17.1" t t IK. ;2,111.353 4 8 2,111,353 48 B. THOMAS, Cily Treasurer. IL B. OLNEY, Chairman Commiltco on Accnuuts. P. C. GAILLARD, Mayor. LEDGER BALANCES, AUGUST 31, JflOT. Dil. en. t: tili Piro Company. -iluo bulge Railroad. Northeastern Railroad., Wilmington A Manchester Railroad.. Choraw A Darlington Railroad. Memphis A Charleston Railroad.. Charleston A Savannah Railroad. Bonds receivable. Bontham, F. C_. Barrett, J., Eslato. Corporation Account. Comui'rs General Sinking Fund. Collins, P. Canter, Miss. CilAdot Squaro. Charlestou Library Society... . Charleston Firo Company u! Annen Edwards, J. F..". Field Officers Fourth Drigado. I Gunn, Philip. Gadsrteu, T. N. Jervoy Family. Johnston, IL, Estate. Joue i, j. , g. Knot, Mrs. Issue Small Bills, Exponso Account.. Issue City Bills, Redcomod. Muckonfuss, H .. . Marshall, Mies., Miscallv, Mrs Jano. Notos Receivable. Phoenix Firo Company.. . Roan, Mrs. Railroad Bonds. Stonewall Firo Compnn. Scirar's Dispousary.,. Soymour, R. .W. 8pratt, L. W. Btcodman, James. Turnbull, Elliott B. Washington Firo Company. Wilson, Mrs. S. F. 8..".. Wernor, O. Young America. Cash. ?598 25 1,049,000 00 343,391 50 525 00 100,000 00 207,082 28 265,400 00 28,320 00 1,075 00 125 75 1,094,403 33 1,016,005 58 509 00 30 75 17,500 00 1,500 00 2,402 50 124 80 7,510 00 200 00 10. 22 458 70 100 00 278 00 165 00 21,951 90 72,209 29 800 00 600 00 CO 00 46,547 90 787 SO 100 00 26,000 00 1G2 50 900 00 700 00 234 40 106 78 251 00 837 SO 351 Si 745 00 1,220 25 37,987 71 ?5,250,074 18 New Issuo. Issue of Citv Bills. ... Issue of 10 Cent Bills laano of 25 Cont Bills Iesuo of 50 Cent Bills Isauo of $1 Bills' Issuo of $2 Bills Issuo of $3 Bills J baue of Cortiflcatca of IndehtodnoaB Issue or G por ct. Stock, July 10,1867 Issue ot 6 per ct. Stock, 1845. Issue of 0 per ct. Stock, Juno, 1818.. Issuo of G per ct. Stock, Oct., 1848.. Isauo of G per ct. Stock, Deo., 1848.. Issuo of G per ct. Stock, Mch, 1850.. Isauo of C por ct. Stock, Aug., 1850.. laauo of 0 per ct. Stock, July, 1851.. Issuo of 0 por ct. Stock, Juno, 1852. . Issuo of 6 per ct. Stock, Oct., 1853.. Issue of 6 per ct. Stock, 1854. Issuo of 0 por ct. Stock, April, 1855 . Issue of G per ct. Stock, Jan., 1366.. Issue of G per ot. Stock, 1857. Isuuo of G por et. Stock, Mch., 1856.. Issue or G per ct. Bonds, Oct., 1853.. Issue of G por ct. Bonds, Jan., 1851.. Isauo of 6 per ct. Stock, Co.lege. Issue of 6 per ct. Stock. High School In?creat on Fire Loan Bonds. Notos Payablo. Mlscollanoous Accounts. Brook, A. S1B7,0I0 17 49,500 00 5,728 31 28,612 00 1,000 31 16,193 G2 ' 101,910 20 17,912 81 G,022 33 183,400 06 G3.559 63 28,256 15 154,962 07 117,242 04 133.193 92 435,230 00 9,510,050 00 132.672 00 40,000 00 12,500 00 10,000 00 10,000 00 300 81 65,202 17 18,132 17 576 75 ?5,250,074 1 8 8. THOMAS, Jn? City Troaaurer. H. B. OLNEY, Chairman Cuinmittoo on Accounts. P. 0. GAILLARD, Mayor. COMMERCIAL. KTxnorts. NEW YOIIK?Per scbr Jonas Smith?200 bbls Spirits TnrpcnUno, 40 bbls Crude Turpentine, 300,000 f-et Lumber and Bonrds, 7 Iron Safes, 117 pecksi.es Hsrdwaro.Por sehr Mottle- ? Tnbor?180,000 feet Timber, 35,010 feet Boards.Per sehr Queen i.r the West?200.000 feet Flooring Boards. Tito Cnnrlcston tot ton Market. OFTICE OF THE CTf ARLES?ON DAILY NEWS, I Ciiableston, Friday Evening, October 4, 1867. t Thero was a good demand early Id tbo day, on tho basis of tho rates of the day t ( fore, but tho Liverpool : market having fallen In prico to tbo extent of Kd. f\ Ib., tho transactions became quito limited at prices somo what lower and Irregular, but there was not sufficient business done sfter the intelligence of tbo decline to estaobsh prices; ssles 350 tales .nay 29 at 1CK ; 4 at 1 f.?; I 50 at 17 ; 21 at 17X, ; 14 at 17? ; 4 at ifJ? ; 2? at IB ; 32 At 11'.. and 133 at lBfc. We omit quotations. Angusto. Market. AUGUSTA, October 3.?Hold?Brokora are buying at 142 and aelliDg at 144. Hilvib? buying nt 132 and selling at inf.. Cotton.?Tbo market opened with a good demaud at full prices, and aalosof Now York Middlings wore made at 17Xc;hut Ihu announcement of H decline la Liver pool caused buyers to hold off, and Iba huer report of sortoun troublos on tho ronlmsut unsettled tho prices and cheeked operations. Tbe markot closes heavy and sales could nut bo r (1er led at abova 17c. for a good sty la of middling. Hales of Ibo duy foot up Its bales: 2 at It); 22*tlC?;alnt 17; 11 al 17'.; 2at 17.','; IJ at 17J4; 12at 17 >. ; aud 20 at 17J?c. Tlie. receipts were 846 bale*. Mote.?Tho following sales wore made yesterday and not reported: 1 nt 16; IV at 17; and 2 at 17kc Wheat.?lied, 12 30a2 60; whlto $2 40a2 CO. Cons.?While, SI GOal M>; yellow and mixed, SI 46 all 60. IIacon.?Shoulders, l?l?al7; IL Hides, 19X; O. B. Holes, 10>,e20; O. Hides, 20a70,,;.Hame, 7iM.1t. Hnvnniinli Market. SAVANNAH, Octobor 2.?Cotton.?The market optn ed to dsy with an active demand, principally for tho higher grades, low gradta being nearly neglected. Hobl ers were generally Brm lu their pri?e?, JOitl mt-HIIns ftlr Cotton bolng held at 21c, and 205{C being offered for It. There Is certainly a better ieollng existing to-day than wo bave been ?bin to report for some time. New York baa recovered tho i,c lost yesterday, but remains quh L Liverpool being atesdy and Manchester advlcea being fs vor? ni?, wo may look forward to a ataady. If not to an advancing markot Tbo sales wore not so larg? aa might bavs been oxpeclcd from tbe Jemand that existed, on cccouDt of tbe greitar portion of tbe now crop con sbrtituj in low grades, thus keeping our offering i.oci! of high grades comparatively small for the large receipts that are now daily arriving. The sties amount to 976 biles, ranging from 16K to 19o. Receipts, 1894 balsa. We quote : New York Middling.18,H?19 Middling.18 al"* Low Middling.17 311K Oood Ordinary.16 ? Baltimore Market. BALTIMORE, October 2.?(Jovrxx.?Home Inquiry for Bio, but no transaction? effoctcd. Tho only aalo we have to report was 2>.0 bags Lagnarrn at 13c, gold, In bond. Cotton.?Market continues dull; no aalea to-day; quote Middling nominal at 21c Fiyotra.?With good Inquiry and light stocks holders are very firm. We have only to notice 100 bbls common Ohio ?upor at SB 25. Oood Sapor*, both Howard Street sod City Mills, are bold steady at f 10. No dornend for High Orodo Shipping Extra?hold at S12 60al8. Orum?lleccipts of Wheat light, comprised to-day of 2600 bushels white and 8300 buahols rod; market '.. a.. firmer for oboleo sample? ; only lot of white reported sold was 100 bushels at 82 60; 1600 b%sbc1s red brought %1Ci; lOOObuibols do 82 60a2 M| 1000 bnabela do *2 35a2 45; 1000 bushels inferior and damp SI 86?2 32. Corn?2700 troshel? while and 3300 bushols yellow embraced tbo of ferings; Included In the salea were 700 bushels mixed white at 81 23sl 25; 700 bushels good to prime 8127al 29; 2.00 bushels mixed yollow 81 32*1 33; 1BOO bushels good prime <134alS5. Oats?3212 bushels offered; market steady, wltb salea ot UOO buih'ls prime at 70?7Sc; 1000 bnshal* good do OSaOSc; 200 bushels Inferior 68c. Also, late yesterday, rfom store, 2000 bushels fair at 62c, Bye ?786 bunhel? recatvod, 380 bushols sold at 81 40; 100 do SI 41, and 160 bushel* do SI 47. UoLaurs? Nothing reporter" to-day. Provisions -Bacon was In active demind from dealer* to roplenhUi thou- stocks, as woll aa for tbe filling of Southern order*. Wo report sales of 60 bbda rib aides at 1" >ic and 40 do clear alder, on private terms, sup posed 18c; Jobbing price* remain steady, aa be tors, viz: For shoulders 14KC Hb aldoa 17Xe, and clear rib 18c; plain hams 19al8>j;c; Western sugar-cured 2:i?,a25c. N'oihing reported In bulk meats; but ?a]o of shouldors was st 13c. Lard firm; lio refused for Oily, and 14>?a 1414c Mked for Wettern. Mess pork artill quoted at ?25'. ?2J>? The markst closed strong for bacon under favort bln advice* from Cincinnati, where elbar (Idea are quoted held at 18c; clear rib 17*17>fc, and shoulders 14c. Bich?Nothing doing ?nd prices entirely nominal. HooAn?Market oontlnaos firm, wilh safes of 176 hbds Porto itlco lo tho trade at 12M?lic. Quotatlona gonoral ly unchanged. WnuKiT?Nothing reported. Quotations, la the ab aeeco of sales, entirely nommai. New York Market. UONIT alAAKXT. The New York A'rrniny JA>ff, of Wsdnesday, October 2. aaya: The announcement wt publlab below that Mr. Mc Cuiloch will posiUvely larao 3 per cent certiorates In ex change (or the October and December con-pound notes, ia legsrdbd with ??tlafac?on; first, because it puts an a id to tho uncertain snipanaewblcb has had for several months so depressing an Influence on tho business of th? country;and secondly, because tnla announcement 1? supposed to Indicate that the policy of tbe Treasury is ?ettled for the coming two or throe months, until the f. nine tat vlorr? of Congress ehall bo developed, and until farther arrangemen.s sbxU-be made by law with a view to tbe regulation of the Trcaaury manipulations ol tbe matnriog debt and of tho outalanrllng currency. Tbe loan market la activa, but well snppUsd at 7 per cant Th* disoonnt dsmand Is large, the best b'.'J ? prsa l?*at7a8X. The stock market l* Haverlah. Ooremmonts are lower; aereu-thhtte* lus va fallen In consequence of toe ceasauon of th* government purchases, and the old flva-twenUan becaoea of the rumors of lower price* In Frankfort and London. The bank* also are selling their gOTemmsnt bond? to aom* extant ritoDDcc nvnttr. Nkw Voi'.?, Octoisir 3.?Fluur, Ac?Tbo market or Western aud Htttu Flour Is tnoru active, end prices re 101123c hotter, Uiu linproveiucut most tuarkcil on the .1*0 -1 m vf - The m?ks arc 22,000 bbls at $8 OU.VJ 01? lor SupcrQuo italo; M 73al973 for Ultra Stale; MO Wall ?0 fur fancy >Utu; $ lu Wall for tho low grades ot Miring Wheat, Vc-urn Extra; tin UHU HJ for shlrrln? Ohio; *ll40a 4 41) for Irrnto ana family brand* nf Ohio, Michigan and u ilia on; and Silt 25alGfor St. I.miN Kxtras. California Flour is flnn end lu moderate demand, ni" I of "ei pkg* at ill 'oil,i ou. Southern Flour In better. Sale* of 400 bbls at $l" .?>? I GO for common to Kood llaltlmore and country em as, ind I12 30all 00 for Irndo nud lauillj brands. Corn Meal ia firm. Saloi ol USO bbls at ?? 3S lor rlly, ml rO DO lor Uraudywlnu. Onus.?The wheat market Is excited und very active. 1'be doutand Is general, though chlellv tor exjiort. The sales are llm.OOO bushels at 82 20 for No II Chicago iprlng;*2 MM :\) tor No -J Milwaukee, tu arrive, and 12 a ??? :n uu Ike ol; MM do Ko II to arrive, and y> HM ?I ou Hie spot; ? J CO for amber Jersey; 12 M) lot uubcr slate: S2 90X2 9T for whit ) Michigan, aud extra ilioteo Hi VtH ; W 1,0 for atnber do. * Osts opened linn and closed better. The vsles sro is.iuhi bushels Ohio and Wcs'ci ii st Vt*T.\c, to arrive, and I;l>,a7le ou tho spul; villi Mies ie|H>Hcd at thcclusc.nl Wo: Hinte i.i 7J!;a7l i on Is heller, but closes i|ttiet at Ihn iuipioveiueiil. The deniaud is good, eiuetly f ir the hoiiui Irnde. 'Uni estes are u.i.ikm bushels damp and unsound nt M 2rlal W; western lulled at ?I MIS] Me m stole, BUd II ui^ai xi steal) Koelaern while nt ai an. Provisions?Pork has been rather mere active nt shout previous rates, but closes dull end besv under free offerings. Tho sales, cosh au.l regular, nie l'.'.'s) bbls at f-.'ll 8o.i2l for mess, aud ?24.VJI IU lor job lois do. The sloCB of isirk In yard is 02,797 bbli, against 78,UI1 last mouth, und I7,0C.1 samo time last year. Heel continues Irregular. Bales uf UM bbls Ice cured au pnvute terms. Tierce beef is not much lu.pili.d aller Wo hear ol recent sales of IStKI tes ucw written lo arrive, nil prlv He terms. I !. . i bauis are nominal. Cut meats sro without selivil). Unrini is dull and the tendency Is rather in fever nl the buyer. Dressed hogs uro dull nud easier. Wo quote at'.iali'.e for city. Lard oi em .1 higher, bill clows with less llrninesn. The demand has been guud buna refiners and ralr Irons iblppere, Haitis ni 'JOUI bbls and tes at Ii '.nil',.- lor No I; II '.a ll?.,cfur clly; UJflMftc for fair tu prime strain| II',a ISO for kctltorundoiml. ailtf 200 lea losrtive at I.V. o.ror?Hlu has hueu In luo.lernto demand mid nil lira lei of priuiu aro stonily. Ulhur styles urn Nil. changed. Ouvras?There Is better feeling lo-tlejf sissmg hold ers, but Ihe market is soincvvhal qnlul, notwithstanding. The demand is from spinners maliily, tboi.ch Iu part for spociilaliuii mid eiporl, at Teller Middling Itplalids, und 2?0 for du Non- Orleans. Uav?Is in fair d.imi,ud; prices sie steady at ',;.. f.n nhlppliii;. aud Slnl Ot) lor reluit lots. Unes?Am tii m and in fair dutnr.ud for homo consump tion. We quote nt fruui 2nxls aud G5c, us lo growth aud luallty. Mouassks?Is dull but Ii. -1 '.ei s are Ann, i-Hp. clally for prime grades. We quolo: Cuba Miiscoviulu lltatttr; i'uba Clayed 40a4sc; Cuba Centriliigal :ii'.a'l7c; Porto to ...mi,, 70:: Kuallah Island iJj-.s... Rick?Is dull ami nomlual at JJ.ail).;. gold, in bond, and lull',, currency, iluly paid, bolli llniigoon. .Small sales of new crop Carolina hsvo been made at 12c. SroAn.?Raw suunrs are In active demstid. snd with light receipts, and unly a limited slack, pri?es aro firm and well sustained. Ite?ued are firm. We quote: Interior lo common relUiing llnll'Jc; mir to good n.lining, 11 ?.'al i<;c; lair lo good grts'ery, r.' l,.i i'J ',e. primo grocery, l?^aiato; Porto Itico. II Kalte; Mclado, Tn'.ie; llavaus, uoxiss, Noli tu II, Halltet do Nu 12, Itltei do No 13 to 10, rj.ua> . ; do No lfl lo 20, H , du No 12, In bond, gold, &,sa5S;c; MnnlUa, bags, lOKaliaje. Kavai R to alts?Rosins nro gcuornlly dull and prices aro heavy for nil kinds except tar ntut pitch. Wo quote: spirits Turpeutluo, frco, por gallon, Sfla&OXc; Spirits Tui-pontiiio lo bond, j>?r gallon, 00c; CTUdoTAirpontlnc, lu bbls, per 280 lbs, ?4 93sB; Iton Ins, common. Iu bbh), per 280 lbs, fft 75; Itoiins alrsiood, In bbls, por 280 lbs, fa 87',al ; lloslns. No 2, Iu bbhi. par 380 lbs. $4 12Mo4 2fi; Rosins, No 1, Iu bbli. per 280 lbs. 84 COaS 2B; lloslns, pale. In bull, per 280 lbs. Id SOaK.; Rosins, extra pale. In bbls, per 280 lbs. f 0 60a7 Ml Rotins, window glsss. In bbls, per 230 lbs, I8s8 Oil; rar. Ninth County, In bbls, per bbl, t:l Hal Su; Tar, Wil mington, In bbls. per bbl, s3 76al ; Pitch, city, In bbls per bbl, S4a4 2&; lMtch. Southern, lo bbls, per bbl, M 28. FEElon-rs?To Llvorpool, 7C00 bush wheat stSdj 10,000 hush do at 7d; 800 tes lard at 22s; 600 boxes bacon st 80s BOO tea boof at 4s Cd, sod 000 bales cotton nt lis 8d. A fur cign brig with 1C00 bbls potrolcum lo a direct port on Ihr continent at fle Od. Consio,nces per soutn unmluia llnllroud, October 4. 019 bales Cotton, 129 bales Dumestics, 10 bbls Naval Stores, 1W bags ltough Rice, GO hags l'es?, 2 cars Cattle, 0 cars Wood and Lumber, Furn.turo and Sundries. To Railroad Agent ; Mehrtnus A- Wohltmann, V. II llodgcra S Co. Oraoscr, Lee, ?mlth k en, Adams. Frost A: Co, Cl W Witte, J A- J II Klrkpatrlck, Cart. Kopf k Jervey, (I W Williams k Co, iburston k Holums, J b Alken .'. Co, L I D DeHaussurc, J H lo uuekor, Johnsbm, Crows k Co. II S Rhett & sen. W Lebby, Stroet Urns k Co, Uuey k Hon yon, J D Busch, Lcltch k Ilruus, Q 11 Walter !: Co, II L Jcffers k Co, W W Smith. F ? Mey, Cohen. Uauckol k Co. ltopor k st..m".. O lier.1er, W C Dukes k Co, W P Dowliug, Durku k sou. C C Msalgnult, M Uoldsiuiih k Son, L M Ayer k Co, M owe y k Co, J K Raggett k Co, A J balluaa, Willis k Chlaolm, r. J Klngmsti. Mri- Finlny, 1 Alexander, D Jcmiiuca k Co, F. .1 Wies k Co, Wanllaw I k Carow, J 11 Pringle, l'lnckuey Uro?. F Teppu, J At W Il AraistroDg, A 11 Stilitusu, M LswUin, S l> Htoucy, / Davis. Consignees uer Nortlicaslcrn Itnllrond, Uetabcr 4. I ii bales Ostlon, lttf bbls Naval .Stores, I ear Stuck, Mdto. Ac. Tu Loo k Co. Adauis, Frost A Co, Uracser, Loo. Mmlth k Co, J A (Juackcnbush. W K Itvsu, Il A k J y Barley, Kcrerea k Niabet, Uaggett k Co. (lailbtd k Mim.n. Wilhams A Co. S D Ntnucy, llaveu.l k < o. J Aiiger k Co, Dukes A: Co. Caldwell .'. son. K (I Holmes. M Hurling. Mstyck Uro*. U K Pnlehi ll, fi U Iugrahaui, ,T A W H Aruistmug, M Eady, F. l'.dim r, I. Cubru. PnssriiKera. Per Iteatuablp Ueo D Upton, from boston?Mrs I'el (Ingrill, S ltichardaou. C stenati. Per steamor Famde. from havanuah, vis Desu'ort, Dil lon Read, Ac J M Paluc. D.I sturgis D W Hancock, .1 W Collins aud wile, C II Wright. O W lleuu. lt. U Miller, and 8 ntcarage. Vor st. inier Ht Helena, from Huorgelowii. M ('--Miss A A Hunter, K MorUmor, Jr. Miss Mary TetUSNIt, Miss Lizzie Tniiiii'Ul. Misa A 11 Watsoo. Miss A A Piucknev, W. ll Payne, l'api I Davl?. I> lllaley, A M Foster, Dr J S lien..t. r l> Frost. W Dess. O O Audersou. and I'J .leek. POKT GAT iENDA?. raeniarrrn wccslv. i'iiAses or Tiir. linos. OCT..1,1.11. Monda)_ Tiie?ilay.... Wednesday Thursday.".. Friday. Saturday... Sunday. 6..67 G..68 6..08 G..4ii 6..34 6. .38 10. ,:ii II..20 Morn. ?..29 I lu. 10. .46 11. Ill Mom. 11. .20 I 1..14 MARINE NEWS. OUT OP V IIA III. hl H TO IS i Anii.il Tcslcnlav. Steamship Ooorge B Upton, Rieb. Boston, via New London. Mdze. To W Roscb, D F Fleming ft Cu, S C R It Agent, P Darcoy. T M Bristol, W J Vates, E B Mod uard k Co, II Brandes, timber k Martin, U Daley, .1 0 OJemanu, J Uurksmp A Co, Street Brus k Co, Macullar, Wilhams Ik Psrkcr, U O'Neill Son, I) Biiggs, Agont. W M Bird k Co, I) II Rllcox. 0 K linger J Mehrums, Bart k Wlrth, Porcher k Ilenry. N A Hunt k Son, P OuiUo ml n. C I) Kenrick, E David, KUock, Wlckonborg k Co. W B Vates, Jenks k Martin. I K liertx k Co, J A- F Daw son, Henry Cobht k Co, h II McDowell k Son, A U Hay den. Mehrums k Wolillmsmi, J II Itenuokor, W Mur s> her. II Oer?U k Co, It K Peuttal. 11 O'Neill, D A Am me, A J Salinas, D Paul A- Cu, (! Holnstein, F. F Carr, Came ron, Barkley Ai Co. P P laxke. M Drake. J W Uarrissou Ai Sou, Campbell k Hlggins, O'Noitl A Son, A O Stoon, T A Whitney, J W Donny, O W Whllauis A< Co, J Rnasell. Tbo Q B Upton has heou detoiued by derangoim-ut uf the machinery. Steamer Fannie, Peck, Savannah via Biutnoii, Hil ton Head sud Hi ant. rt. Mtlze. To .lohn Ferguson, Mar-ahull k Uro. W SUiper, Southern Express Co, 'I W Widiwell, W Harrison, F Krissei, It Simmons. Hteamer St HeJona, Boyle, Qeorgetown, S C. 78 lierres Rice, 74 bags Rico Floor, and sundries To Sbackulfonl A- Kelly, s toll, Webb k Co. J M Eason k Bro, Thuraton k Holmes, J R Pringle, Oui 0 J Walker, C Alsum, Sr, and others. Cleared Yeatertlay. Sehr Joua? Smith. NlchaU, now York?W Roach. Sehr MatUo K Taber, Morris, New York?W Roach. Sehr Queen of the Wost, Bentley, New York?W Ruach. Up for lui? Pert. Steamship Fslcon, Reed, at Baltimore, to leave Oct S. Memoranda. Ibe sehr Chloe, Hatch, from Boston for this port, wts at Holmes' Hole, Sept 29. LIST OP V1HS1.1.s UP, CLEARED AND HAILED FOR THIS PORT. FOREIGN. Lrvcnpoou British bark Yuruuri, Thompson, up..,.Sept 10 Br bark J dimming, Hookway, up..'. .August 29 British bark Floronco Cblpman, Jones, sailed... .Bopt 3 Br bark Qncen, Stuart, sailed.August 19 Tho Chattanooga, Freruiau, aailed.August 19 I ho Charleston, Morley, cutorod outward.Sept 11 rho Hakon Adetatoln, Backer, up.Sept 14 AKTWxar. rho Triton. Kroger, sailed.Sept 4 DOMESTIC dostom. Brig ADTorrey, Sell un. cleared. Ilrlg OalToston, Merrytnsn, up. Rrlg Keystone, Barter, cleared. Sehr Fanny K Shaw, Shaw, up ..... Hohr J Crocker, Lowe, cleared. Sehr Maine i aw, Johnsen, np. Sehr Cbloe, Hatch, cleared. *TW Tonx. Rehr Americus, Klose, cleared. Fiobr V. A Conklin, Danirl?, np. Rehr U N Hawkins, Wyatt, up. Rehr F Merlan. Ahl rich, clcaroj. rUiUUiLLeUl i. Sehr F W Johnson, Marts, cleared_ DAivnxioBr. steamship Falcon, Reed, to leave_ II IlOUn F. TO WS, D. C Rehr J A It all r ok. Crow.ll, allied. .Sept .Bopt .Sept 2d .SeptiiS .Bopt 19 .Sept 18 .Sopt 20 .Sept 28 .Sept 10 .Sept 23 ..Oct " .Sept in ..Oct r> .Snot 19 "Provenlion Is Letter than Cure. " DR. RICORD'S Celebrated l'revent.vo Lotion. A PPIUIVHD AND HIGHLY RECOMMENDED HY Jt_ tbo French Medical Faculty, at tho only aafo and Infallible antidote SKslnat lnfectlnu from Special Diicaaes. This invaluable pieparatlon Is suited for uiUior bei,.ami boa proved, from ample experience, the moat cltirleut and reilsblu Preventivu ever discovered, thus effecting s desideratum loug nought fur In the Medical World. It used according to directions every possibility uf danger may be avoided; a nlnglu application w 111 rascally neu tralize tho venereal vim*, expel all iuipuritftT* from Ihe absorbent vessels, sud r*nder coulaiuitinUuu Impossible Be wise In time, and at a very small outlay, aavu hours nl untold bodily and montai torments. This most reliable specific, so universally adopted In the Old Worid, Is now oilered for sate for tho first tltnr. Iu Amorlco by F. A. DUPORT fe CO., only authorize.] AgsnU for the UuiUd SUtaa. Price ?3 per bottlt. Largo bottle, double size, ti. The usual discount to the trade. Kent, securely [>scked, on receipt of prie?, to any address, with dirtc lions and pamphlet, by cddreulng to F. A. DUPORT A CO., Solo Ageiita for Dr. Rlcord's p. L.. May 22 lyr. No. 12 Oold Btreel, New York. DRUGS, CHEMJOALS.^TC. F?UTZ'S DOR? A?\iri hwill?RS. 'llili pi.-par.it inn, i a 111! favorably known, will thoroughly reinvigo rato lieuhun down and uw-aulriled lu-ru.-., by ?Irr ii v Ii I* nini' mid ? Ii Kiiatuii t lie Htoinfti'ti mid lu?t-aUne*. h i tlve EUS, VI 11.1 i>W WATE?. TEMPI II. EEVEIIS, FOUNDER, i.o.ns ni' APPE'lTIE ASI> VI TAI. ENEilOY, kv. I IS USE IMPROVES THE W I K H i IN iMtr.vses THE AP l'ETITE III V E s A KMUOTII und Ill-OS sv sK IN uml tram l.irin, Ilm Misi:?\,% III.K K K El. ETI) N s^T' IN I I) A l-'ISE lallili INil AND MiKHi I' HOUSE EHPKIIH ?l' cows 'I If IS PUEPAItATHiN IB INVAI.UAIIl.E. H In rWV*M l II I- Humility alid HlipiiiYl-H llir ipi.tll tf oi Mm .M I I. K. II llllk Im-i-II proVI'll I.V Hr IUll xiM-rlim ul hi In* i*TMM* Hi'- ipikiitlly nl Mill, mid II K E A AI liv.-nty |mt ri'iit.. uml muh? il..- Il II TT Ell Htm nini nwvrl. lu fal f. li*iilVNfr?ltli*,4l it I v i. m II.i nli Mipatltr, Mill* en. Iii..Ii- |alal?% nini uinkeii Hu tu IIiiIm- IIIUCH la.liir. ? 0 -. . IN AM. DISEASES OF SWINE. Slti'll AS COI'IIHK I'l.l.i KHS IN THE I.UNtlS. I.1VEII. V?\. liiU nrtlrlii art. as a I.III.-. Hv I .illln.. fnaM .'ii** hull a pa)..-, lu m puli.-r hl it l.arri l ' nl ?will Ilm I.I..IV.. |||M na-cn will Im. i-iadlca Ird or inlirnly pm "J^a viniiii ? Hi'trn ' IInn?, u eeitaln p.nveiitlv.- uml run. fur Dm Hog Cholera. PREPARED liV S. A. FOUTZ & into., no, I 1II euan Iv I. I IV K '1' 11 k ft 'I' BAI/TIM?RT-i, Mtl. FOII KALK BY DOWIE & MOISE, SOUTIIIHRiM DKilli HOUSE. NO. l?l MEETING STREET, opi'osrrr. ciiaki.ksto.v iiotkl. March 9.1 atuthi'.mo BEAUT Y .? Aiibiiru. (ioldcn. Tlaxcn, au? Silken CURLS produced by tlio uie of Profc.-taor Di: BUEU.X'.S F II I S E R I.E CHEVEUX. Ono applica tlnu warranted to curl Ibu most Htraighl and at-.ibborn ' ha' "of oltlicr tor into ita-rj- ringlet a, or heavy maj-itvo ci.. Un? l.rcn lined liy Die r-i.hlonablc a nr Paitaand London, with the BlOft crat-.iyu.;; results. Doca no In jnrv to the hair. Price by mall, Rented and po-itpnid, il. Descriptive circular" mailed rrce. Address HERO EH, SHUTTS ft CO., CkstalMs. No. M River lirosl. Troy, N. Y., Solo Agent* fur the United Stile.. Mareli au _ 1y" ? ;mii|i> ^ rr\ nmrnr- ?, CHILLS & FEVER Mi ll,rE HAVE USED IIALLIflllAN'S P1I.I.S. AND FIND ?V that tin y mil d.i nil lliat U claimed fin-tbeiu. and clii-erlullv iveninim-iiil Ihem to public favor. T. H. WAiTs. Ex-tlnvcruui- of Alalialua. .1. W. A. SANTiFORO. All'yOeni nl Alabama. ?Olli. IMtUIIIIHHTY, -liiil-/.- Supreme court Ala.1 I't.-m ThuMas 1. .loi.an.i,'.- SupmiueCourt. I have used o.vi.l.lUH.YN'S PILLS on my plantation 1er lev.-i and Acne, .nul lind ttiem all that In i-unmcd lor Ihem. THOS. .1. ,1 II DOP., Mi.nl; .mi. ry, Ala., September I?:'. 1338. I.iiw.viuai I'oiiNTV. Alabama. OAl.l.lOIIANS FEVER AND AOUF. I'll.LS will do. They an- decidedly the heal ni.-di.in.- for Chill- and 1 > vrr I iwrvr gave. I would ii..i Un wilbuul Ihem lurllvi Haim tin- ]irt.v. J. A. ORA1IAM. ?MCtUCtM, April 17. 1H67. Oa<*tMiof OAI.LUIHAN'H I'll.LH rured tue perfectly ufChtllll klld Fever. They un* the beM medicine lor i littt* und Fever I ever saw. A. tl. RON AI.DSON. Clerk Superior Court, suinter county, da. Mon roowFiiv. A i.A., July U. IHM. M...'?m. IILH.N r .V HALB?OBKTril I have Ulod your tlAl.l.lllllAN'S PILLS mi two occanlunn for Chilln ana Fever, ami llud that they effect all that Ibt-jr art* mi.-n.l ed to do. i hey are Una beat remedy for Ihr disoaac th il I have ever Ine.l. I consider Ihem perfecllv reliable. I !. -1 <. '. 1.111 \. DAS'l.'SAYHE, rjra?.1 r-ec. Qnukl Cadn? .il 1'. mid A. M. nl Alabama. Ai.niST. Qa., March II, lur,:. IblVOHMd (j.Vl.l.lullAN'S PILES lu tort) coho-i^i Chill.-i ami Fovi-r, with perfect mtrreaa. They uretl.i beat 1'ever uml A-nie Pill put up. A. B. FA NT. WHOLESALE IN CUARLESTON, BY utioDuirit, vriKBMAK ,1. cu., So, U'j Meeting nit..r Au.i by all Onujifiaia. May 11 Ili.lirXT ms IIAl.k, PROPRIETORS. M-.iii, -cm 1 v, Ala. THIS DELICIOUS TONIC, IibPKUIALLV DESIGNED for ihe iiio of the Mctlicitl Profession nud the Finuily, la uow ondoraxd by all the promluant Phyalclana, Cbeto* lata and Conuolaaeiira, as posseailna ull thoae intrinsic medicinal qnslltleti itonle aud ditirclie) which belong to OLD AND PURE GIN. We trust that our satabliabed leputaUou rounded upon eighty-eight years of sxperlonce?abundantly vin dicates our clahu? to public confidence, aud guaran tees the excellsnco of Una standard Article. Put up In cases containing one dozen battles each aud old by all prominent Drugjmla, 0 roc-era, Ate. A. M. BINTNOER A CO, (Established 1778. Solo Importers No. IS Reaver atrcol. New Yor "pinion, "f Hi Press. The Blnlngors, No. it Boavcr street, bavo a very high reputation to auatsiu.IV tho oldeit sod heal buutoln New Y'ork.?Home Journal. Ilia honso of A. M. Plnlnger k Co., No. 15 Beaver trcel, hsa sustained, for a period of eighty years, a r?pu tation that may well bo envied.?ff. Y. Ezcning Pott. GOODRICH, WINEMAN A CO., NO. 153 MEETING STREET, Opposite Charlostou Hotel, and DOWIE & MOISE, rU'CUESsORS TO KINO A ?ASSIDEY, NO. 161 MEETING STREET, Wholesale Agents, Chsrlestou, fi. C. i Ulli i Kuo W1 .lautiary 'JO HLSKEIIS and MUS TACHES forced tt. grow upon tlio amoolbcit faro ill from three to flvti weeks by using Ur. SEYIu NE'S RESTAURATEUR CAPILLAIRE, the moat wniiderful dlsrnvcr; in nu. dern science, milug upon tho Beard sad Hair In nn almost miraculous msnner. i ban boon utcd by tlio elltu or Paris aud London with the moat flattering auccesa. Names of all purr basera w il ho registered, am] if eiitiro saUnfarUon la not irlvpn in ovrry Instance, the niuney will bo cheerfully refunded. Price by mail, sealed sud poaipah), tl. Descriptive cir culars and leatimnulals mailed free. Address HKItOEII, HROTT8A CO., ChcmlM., No. 'JJI5 River alreel TrOV, N. Y., Solo Agent* lor the Hutted Slato>i March Oil iV DIE CHARLESTON ER ZEITUNG. .TOtlN A. AVAUKXF.lt, Kdltor. UKDkBTHIt ABOVE HEAD THE UNDEIISltlNED pn pose to publhih u Herman Weekly Paper, lu l>o the orgsn of the Ucrpisu population, ami devoted lo thu Interests of tUsSBl?., lu euceitiagiug lunnlgratiou and iDduatrisl Pursaits. IJIeraliire, Agriculture, Commerce. Arts and Trstle, will bo represented in it. culitmns, sud the u?ws of tho day 'i ill he given. (leneral JOHN A. WAHENER hs* kindly cenaenlcd to undertake die edltotlsl management for thB preaenL Subscription--til for Twelve Month*; *I-W tor Six Months; ?I for Three Months. AdverUi-oments lusrrted on liberal terms. CO. EKCKMANN A CO.. September M No. 3 Broad utreet. Charlratua, S. C. THE SUMT?K NEWS, DARR A OSTEEN, Propriotors. PUBLISHED EVERY THUR8D \ Y, AT SU SITE It. a C. SubscripUon ti.Oo per annum. To Clubs or four VJ.uo por annum. Aavertisements lnaAi ied on liberal tsrms, Dooembero MISCELLANEOUS. ASTROLOGY. Tllli MOltlJi 1ST?MSIIKII At tin; woxmiurui. bevclationii MADi: BY TUG UltKAT ASTKOLOOWT. Madame 1T._A. PJ2RRIG.O. 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Ili-lKI'rlirrniif till- highest nnler nu uinhtst ttni.e Hiring Ihriii. Wille plainly the day ill Ihn month u t teal In which you wi le born, enclosing ii email lo.- m liait AdilrciM, Maimn: II. a. Pllltltliio, I*. i>. Diiavvitu-J'.i i, Ultrt'Aiai, N. V. AFFLICTED ! SUFFER NO MOKIE! When by Hie us., ot IUI. .TOINVILLE'S ELIXIR y mi can I.iire.l peniiunrntly, ami al a trilling cosl. Tin- astonishing success whieb ban iitletuhd thin in valuable ineillcLun for I'hyulral ami Nervous Weaklier* tlritrral Debility and Prostration, i... ? ul Muscular En Mary, Impntchcy, or any of die euiiaeuucucca of yoiilbfu. hiiilHi n.lloii. ruiniert il the moat valuable prupiratlou liter ills, overi .l. It will remove alt nervous nITuetiouK, depression, cx .11.un .n, Itiraparlly to Hlu-ly or business, 1 s,s nf moiiin ry, coiilualun. thoughts ol self ilestruiilou, feara of In ".iini>. kc. II will resl.iro tint appetite, renew the ItralUi ur lln.se trim have destroyed it by m.naual uxeiihsor ovil praellres. Yniiiig Men, bo humbugged no morn hy "Quack Doc iton" nml Igiioraul piaetltinurrn, but ?ui I without dolay for the llhiir, ami bo at uticu rralorcd in health and hnp pluess. A period euro la Oiiaraiitccd tu every Instance. Price iI. or lour hottlra to OHO addru<s 13. One boltlo Is mihicleut to effect a euro lu all ordiuary raera. AUSO, D?t. .lOINVILLF.'S SPECIFIC: FILES, for the speedy ami permanent euro of Oonorrhrea, Oleel, t.'re Ihral Discharges, (Iravcl, Strieture, aud ull aflrctlons' ol tin- Eldm-ya ami ItladdiT. Curoa c?cetod lu from eno lo il vit days. They aio prepared from vegetable extracts Hi n ate bariuh-kh ou Dm hvsIcui, and never nauaritlc the stomach or Impregnate the breath. No change or diet If nrceasary while using them, nor does their action In auy manner interlero with busluesa pursuits. Prko $1 per box. father of Ihn sbovc-tueulioncd article! will bo rent to _ny addrcaa, closely sealed, aud post-paid, by matt or express on receipt of price. Ad 1res-, all orders lo ill Hi Hit. S1IUTTS A CO., Chemists, March mi ly No. IBS River street. Troy. n. Y. There comcth glad tidlugn orloy to all. To young and toold, to gieat aud to small; Tho beauty which ouce wss so precious aud rar*, la freo tor all, aud all may bo fair. Dy llio use or CHASTELLAR'S WHITE LIQUI D ENAMEL, For Improving and Doautirying the Complexlou, Tiie moat valuable and perfect prepatation lu use, lor giving the skin a beautiful pearl-Hko Hut, that ia only found lu youth. It qulckrly removes Tan, Freckles, Pim ples, blotches. Moth Pitches, Sabowneas. Eruptionp, and all lmpurilica of Hie skin, kindly bcaling the same leaving tho akin white and clear aa alabaster, lu uso cannot be detected by tho closest scrutiny, sod being a regulable preparation Is perfectly hsrml?as. It is the only article of tho kind usod by the French, and is con sidered by tbc Parisian as Indispensable to s perfect toilet. Upwards of 30,000 bottles wero sold during tli" past yonr, n sufficient guaranieo of Rn uffirscy. Price only 75 cents. Sent hy mall, post-paid, ou receipt ot an order, by BKIIOF.R. snUTTB A- CO., Chemists. Uns River St.. Trov, N. Y March m. lyr . SPARTAXBURd FEMALE COLLEP.E. 'i'r< w'W'i'u:?:*-?. Uhr. SI Iii PSON BOKO, Spartnnhiirg. Rev. (!. iMiTROHISON. J udge T. 0. I'. VERNON, Sparenburg. Rev.T.U. HERBERT, Ninety .Six. I'rttl*. A. II LESTER, Spartanbiirg. Rev. .1. A. I'ORTER, ?oorgotowu. Major iTOIIN A. LEE. .Spmluiiljiirsr. Rev. M. BROWN, Columbia. Major A. II. KIR BY, Sparenburg. Rev; W. S. BLACK, Newberry. Rev. A. W. WALKER. tSparlanbnrg. Fror WARREN DuPRKR, SrMrta'uburg. .). II. WILSON, Rfli|., Bpartaubiirg. R?\. Anro.n W. Cumminqk, A. Mi, I). D., Prcsidonl ami Teacher of Mathematics, and l.tvuiivr on Natural Science, &o. Mrs. I. II. ClIMMINOn, Tenclior ol' Rhetoric, Mental and Moral Scieucc. Miss Alice M. Sheldon, Music, Embroidery, Pairi?Ug, Leather Work, Hair Work, &c. Misa Alice Lomax, Music, French, English Literature. Miss Sue V. H. Sheldon. French, Music, History. iMiss M. Janf. Wofford, Natural Science, Latiu, &e. sii:sMK).\s and v.vo.vi,u>'>j'. The Fall Session will open October 3d, 18?7, and close February 19th, 1808. The Spring Session M'ill open Febiunry 20th, aud close July 8th, 18G8. Vacation extends from close of Spriug Session, to October 1st. A few days rocess at Christmas. expen8xn. Board, per Session, In Cnrreuoy,.$70 00 Tuition,. 20 00 Contingent Foe,.,. 2 00 Music, with uso of Piano,. 27 SO Isatin, Extra,... . 10 00 French, Extra,. 12 00 EmbroiderT. . 15 00 Oil Painting.:. 20 00 Grecian Painting, lor the Conrae,. 10 00 Leather Work,. . . 6 00 Hair Work. G00 Feather Flowors,. 6 00 Wax Fruit Flowers,. 6 00 Each Music pupil receives fifti/ lessons duriug the Sessiou. and can use piano for practice, from one to three hours daily. There are six pianos in the College. The teachers in this department have had much experience, and excel as per formers as well as teachers. boakij1ng dbpabtmbnt. This department is under the immediate crmlrol of the President, and the young ladies constitute n part of his family. They will have the constant care of the lady teachers in sickness and in health. The rooms are large, well ventilated and tccll iciirmnl in cold weather. For the style of living at the College, tho President takes the liberty to refer to Rev. R. P. Franks, P. E., of Spartanbiirg District, who, with his family has board in Ihe College, at tho same tuble with the young ladies and teach ors. Also, to Col. William L. DePass of Catnden, Horace Nichols, Kso,., of Colum bia, who also, with their families, have been members of the College family. All young ladiesifrom n distmice, are expected to board at the College. thsb tkachkr8 Have all had much experience, two of them have taught over twenty-five yearn. The young lady teachers all graduated in uiio of the best Female Colleges in the South, and excel in their respective depart ments. the text boouh lu use can all be procured in Spartan burg, at reasonable prices. APPARATUS, Jfcc. Tho College has a beautiful and exteu ivo Apparatus, lor illu-tratuig the various irauchusof Natural Philosophy, Uh?lufairy ml Astronomy. Lectures on these Bub ect?, free t/i nil, will Ijq delivered during ho year NOTiCK, Suident- coining bv Spartanburg and Ininn iiuilroad, should leave Columbia ot ntcrinodiatc stations, mi Monday, Wedue* lay < !' Saturday?they will thou come hi.itii'ii without detention Ii in confidently lielii'vt'il thai while ||ih I list it tit ion offers high inducements, in the rny of eilttcatiuunl, social, mural and re ligions advantages, it holds out motives of i pecuniary kind ?411111, if not grcatpr lliuu ether I.k ni I he advertisements of thiK and nlher schools, North or South, and parent h will thai thoy make 11 Having by sending to SpuHauhurir. IM,lt'.A.wn:, Afin reading thi-., hand il lo snnio one who has 11 daughter In mlucntc, or (?ml it up in st Mile |Miblie place. TllnsE I NT KKiiI Nil In patronize the Col lege, will couler a favor by immediately addressing the President, at Spartaiibttrg, COURKM Oie Na^utjv*?TKXT BOORS. PitKI'ARATORY DEPARTMENT. Spelling. Wabalar'a Elcnicutsrv. Heading.Samh-rs'Serien. Geography.Colton's nml Pitch's, School Ocogiaphv. BniclUili Grnmim-r.BnUJon'a Prie. Lck'suu* Arithmetic .Thompson's Mental A. . niitiitupuu. writing.Suoticcriau sratem. Composition.Parkor's. Dictionary.WebBtor's School EJ. COLLEOIATE Clahres. t'lllHT ISAR. Writing. Hponccriau avstom. Spelling . Woba tor's Elouioutaiy. Heading.SandorB'4th Rcador. Geography.Collon's and Fitch's School Geograph v. Orammer..BuUion'h. Arithmetic.Thompson's Practical. History United Slates Wition'a. Dictionary.Webator's High School Science of FamiliarThinga.Wolla'. su osi> ?EAB. Writing'.Spcucorian avstcm. Rending.Ssndors' 4th "Reeder. Arithmetic.Thompson's, Natural Philosophy . Comatocks. Physiology. .. Comstock'a. Uhomiatrv.Foator and Yeoman's, Oonoral History .Wilson's School Ed. Astrouomy.Smith's. Watts on Mind. Emmeraon's. IDXIOIt. Algebra .Davie's First Lasaoni. Botany.Gray's. Astronomy..Bouvior's. Mental Philosophy.Upham's. Rhetoric... . ' . .. Newman's. Composition. Qnsckenbos'a. SENIOR. Qoometry. . .Loomia'. Tr i gono mot ry.Loom is'. Logic .Hedge's. Moral Science . Alexander's. Goology. Hitchcock's. Evidences Christianity Alexander's. EEVIDENT GRADUATES* COOBSE. Philosophy of Natural History, General His* tory, Physical Geography, French and any of iho Ornameutals, with Reviews of any part of former cottrse. LaTIN. Bullion's Grammar, Reader, L'osar, etc. rant m. Fasquello's Fr?lich series is used. oermak. Woodlmry'a New Method is used. ITUStf. We use I'ruui without a Master, Hunten's, Richardson's, (new edition,) and Bertini's Instruc tion Books. In vocal, Ms??"'- Nurmal Instruc tor, uuil Nott Cat iiilna Sacra. < s k:.n n:ii .\ t. n ii..M a mis. Spartanburg Female College, under the patronage of the South Cuvolina Confer eucn, was opened for the admission of pupils mi the 25th August, 185.ri. The. site of the College Buildings is ono of the most pleasant and desirable locations that could have been selected. The Campus encloses tifteen acres of woodbuiil, on the summit of a hill, over looking the town of Spartanburg, and a half mile or more, distant from it. Secluded from the excitements and at tractions of the town thoroughfares, with a. pure atmosphere, excellent water, and rural quietude, the pupils oujoy every facility foe montai and moral culture. tiemtijviojni Aj ..w. It may he satisfactory to some to .mjc a few from among the many of the newspa per and other notices that might be selec ted, which have generously been taken of the College, loeatiou, teachers, &C. Rut; our best epistles are our former pupils, scattered all over North and South Caroli na, Alabama, Georgia, Virginia, Tennessee, Mississippi, Texas and other States. Sl'artanriiro female college.?''A. line climate, healthy location and compe tent Faculty, recommend this College to public palr.ntage."?Minutes of S. C. Con ference for 18liti. SpartaNRURd Female College.? "This Institution of South Carolina Con ference, opens October 3d. It is under tho Presidency of that experienced teacher, Dr. \V. A. Cummings. Its proximity to WotTord College gives boiuc advantage to those who have both sous and daughters to educate from home ; and tho renown of Spartanburg for its healthfulness and reli gious privileges, commends it to public fa vor."?Southern Christian Advocate, Aug. 16, 18C7. ?. Spartanburg Female College.?"It gives us pleasure to announce to the pub lic, the re-opcning of this popular institu tion, under the management of the Rev. A. W. Cummings, D.D. The reputation of the President for scholarship and adminis trative ability, should command for the Institution a liberal patronage; and we hope that the friends of female education will bestir themselves to give to this Col lege that support aud encouragement with which it was honored iu former years. iL? representatives are scattered throughout the land, and they surely canuot forget tho pleasant associations of by-gone days, and lisregard the claims of their Alma Mater, [jet one and all do something to sustain his important educational interest, 1 that )tir daughters may be as corner-stones, pol shed after the similitude of a palace.' "? Sparlanliurg Express, I860. Holston Conference Female Col lege.?" We have been pleased to learn hat the lost session was eminently succoss ul, and wit It the present able and efficient orpsc of teachers, (three of whom are now 11 the Spartanburg Foinale College,) under ho lead of Dr. Cummings, promises to Tulfil the fullest hopes of its friends."?? Ahingilon Virginian, May, 1800. Holston ?Conference Female Col jEGE.?-."Of the President, Rev. Dr, Cum ninga, and the Faculty, it is only necessary o say that the present examination does 10t detract anything from tho high roputa ion that they had sustained for many ,'cars as able teachers and skilful manager* if a literary institution. The Committee eel safo in saying, in the language of one if the oldest and most active Trustees, Ion. N. W. Woodfin, in regard to the President, * that they have the right moo, n the right place.' "?Report of Examine ng Committee, of H. C. F. College May 16, .861.