The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, October 07, 1867, Image 4
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MONDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 7, 1867.
AT.TTM.V.
Welcome je tres*, in dying venture clad.
Weeping your solden tears on all below ;
Hail, lovely" Autumn days, whose aspect sad
Delights my sight and softens all my woe I ?
With thoughtful step, In lonely woodie -.d path,
I love tomara the yeaPa retreating term
When, ?ombre aa tue .nornfui a ams of death.
The sun's veiled rays scarce to'l thc approach of morn.
Yea. In those Autumn days, when nature dies,
Her glory gone, all beauteous things I see.
The farewell of a friend, the last law sighs
That waft (.om dying lips the last sweet smile to me.
So ready from the shore of Ufelo spring.
Weeping fer Suomi ar days of hopo long past,
I stiU loJk bue? with envy's poignant sting 4
And view departed Joys which yet no joys possessed.
Earth, sun. vales, na'ure, beautiful and fair
Tor you, oa death's dark-verge, a tsar I'll shed;
So lovely ia tas Mg Lt, so pure the air,
That shines and breathes around the dying head.
Yet to th* dregs thia oap of Ule T01 drain.
This mingled cup of nectar and of gath
SUil In Its e'epchs all hidde may remaba
One drop 01 life to compensate for all.
Perchan cv? sil shrouded in futurity,
borne OUss, By h <pe unseen, I may dewy -,
PerdBaooe socas sister soul my soul may sea,
To read my spirit with 1 kindred eye.
The flower roUgns its perfume to Hie gale,
Bro?tbiug ?-j? final sweetnesses are it die;
My soul ema les In sorrow. Uko Ute wail
Of some lovat .am of mournful melody.
Stat?. I temi .
RSOISTBATTOX rx Gi EBXVTLLE.-The registration
in the first precinct gives whites 703, blacks 591;
white majority 139.
THE OwrTOei MABJBT.-Ocr -cotton mar Bet can
aoaroely be said to have opened; only twelveor
fifteen bales having boen offered within the poet
week, alt of whioh met with ready sale gt from 16$
to 174 cents.-Camicn Journal.
REDUCTION OF FUJEIGHT.-We aro requested to
.tate that on and after this date, cotton will be
transported te Charles ton from* any pom t on the
Camder Branch Railroad at two dollars per bale.
* [Ibtd.
RBGISTBATIO>\-Registration has boen complet?
ed tn this District Tho folio wing is the result:
Whites 849, blacks 1726; total SW*.-i&td.
REOISTBATIO.V.-Tho re-opening of the registra?
tion books two days during the past week, va ac?
cordance with orders, resulted in the increase of
the white majority of about fifteeapover prenons
reported ?gures.-*ianco.<ier Ledger.
Cotton picking is nj w in full blast, and the
busiest hours of the farmer are at hand. The
prospect for an average yield is quite promising.
Our farmers would consult their interest to gin,
bale ard ship te market as soon as possible. It is
poor policy to bold beek for a higher price; for
while tbs ohances aro against you your capital is
also lying idle, and you are losing the interest upon
itj besides, there are but few who have not bor?
rowed capital during the present year at heavy inVJ
terest, and t jose obligations should bo discharged |
as soon as possible.-Lancaster Ledger.
MUBDXB IX ST. MATTHEWS PABISH_Simon
farrow (colored) was murdered on Monday last,
on the plantation of Major Thoa. B. Whaler. St.
Matthew's, by Moses Livingston (also colored.)
In* canse was said to be jealousy, and tho mur?
der has been characterized to us as most heinouo,
the victim's head having been fractured with an
iron bar, and his throat out. In the absence,
however, of reliable particulars, we forbear say
tug more at pr?sent. The murderer waa brought
into town on Thursday afternoon by three freed?
men acting as constables, and has been lodged in
jail her* to wait a trial.-Orangeburg JVttot.
LAWLESSNESS OF SOLDIEBS. -On Saturday night
Mr. Lawrence Wolfe, of this place, was culled to
the door of his store by a rapping there, and upon
going ont was assaulted and 6truck over the head
with a sling shot or bay net by ono of the soldiers
of the garrison stationed hore. Several other sol?
diers were* present and implicated in the affair.
Captain French, we are pleased te record, after
dilijrent inquiry has discovered and arrested the
guilty parties, and they are now in close confine?
ment awaiting their trial.
Jar. Wolfe was at first thought to be seriously
injured, but be .s now up and doing well.-ibid.
PICKPOCKET*.-A freedman named Thaddeus
was redeved of a watch-, at the circus, on Thurs?
day night. Thaddeus states that one of the cir?
ons men asked bim what o'clock it was, and at the
same time handed him a fancy box to inspect, and,
whon his attention was diverted, made off with
the timekeeper. The loss was immediately made
known to Chief of Polis* Radcliffe, who'worked
np the case so successfully that in a short time
the stolen proeertv was returned to its rightful
owner.-Coturno MI Phamiz.
Hom PBowKrnoHB.-We have received from H.
H. Geig er, Esq., who has a planting interest on
the Congafee nv er, ? bile of most excellent prov*
ender, put up in compact forms and generally,
Itownny tho "tera "buffalo clover." Major Thoma*
Davit, S. Guignard, Esq., and other gentlemen
a used this food for stock ror a length of time
express the opinion that lt is preferable to
?dei, m addition to being much cheaper; m fact
stock- prefer it to the former. B?. Gdg.r has
prepared a large quantity of ' thia article, aid will
furnish it at such ratee av will make it andtrduce
ment to persons owning stock to -.'ive it a <r 'al at
least. The do vor can b ? aten at tho Pheonix office.
. {JeuL
The New. Orleans Picayune says: "We havo
heard considerable complaint expressed in regard
to the annoyance of the necessity of conforming to
the law that requires a five cflft inter** revenue
stamp affixed to certificates of death. Not even
an numble, plodding, newly enfranchised cm de?
cease himself without paying five cent? to the
Government for the privilege. Frequently parties
not acquainted with the law upon the subject a-e
subjected te a great deal of inconvenience."
A Northern man recently purchased a largo
landed estate in Northumberland County, Ya., for
tKi.OOO, and proposes to make tho growth of b'ack
jerries his leading crop.
COMMERCIAL.
Bxporta.
NBW TOBK-P?r steamship Manhattan-7t7 bales Oat
t017 te*,?ic?> 100 bbla Ro-ln. 189 balesTJomeette
and Yarn. 129 tarsty fcbli, 27 Pactases 7 bbl? Vrt$L
2 bbls War rell wir. flse^SSSL?1 bauIEna!
.... .? rtesmship Alabama-?96 bales Upland Cot?
ton, 19 bags Sc* Island Ootton, 63-tes BUe ? baleg
Yarn, 3b2es Sagging, 148 Empty Bbto, andVlscJ!
?Al?xxMOBE-Per ttwarnaritp Sea Gull-473 balsa Cot?
ton, 1 hhd Hides and Skins. 18 bales Hide s and
Skins, 3L003 feet Lumber, 6 Packages, l?'fjundlae.
Empty Bags.Per sehr B4MD sJauU-iiearjO
test Lumber,
PHILADELPHIA-Per stewnihlp Alliance-332 bales
Cotton, 60 bales Yarn, 31 bales Bags, 110 casia cu-?
5 boto spirits Turpentine. IO- pair Bas road wheals
lOepkgs Mdxe. j
Tue Charleston Cotton market.
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS, (
CHABLXSTOX, Saturday Evening, October 5,1867. }
TbelnQUiry was light, prices hating a declining ten?
dency, exhibiting much Irregularity, Sand falling, in
eons transactions, to tho extent of a half cent per pound.
?ales?bales, viz.: 7 at 16*,9 at 17,16at 17*, 8 at 17*.
35 st IP. Th? quotations are somewhat nominal.
"IJVXBFOOL OXASUFIOASOS.
sMdBBg. IV?
Strict A?ddUng... 17*@18
Savannah. .Harket.
SAVANNAH, October 4.-FBBXOBSS.-To Rew York, on
cotton, per steamar, upland.. *
To New fork ou sea Ibland. H
lo Boston on upland per baie. $3 00
To Baltimore on upland. S
To Philadelphia on upland per baie!. 1?
To Philadelphia, cn domestics pe. bale. Ct)
To Liverpool, on cotton, per ste*uer, square.13-39d
To Liverpool, on cotton, per steamer, round. Kd
To Ltverpotl, on cotton, upland ?A
lo Ltvareool on outton, sea islandVd
To Providence, on conon, par sailf-o
To Providence, ria N?w Tort, per att?insiS3 00
To Portland, ota New York... ,?I
To Boston via Ne* York.... '?"
To New York. " *?
To Hew York, on lumber. Va ?jw ' ' ' "?c
Io Boston, on lumber...""1110 OOiH
To New York and Boston, on timber 10 OOall
To Cuba, on lumber tin gold)..* ' nominal
(torro?-Our market was vary irregular d urine tba
^?part of last week; but for the p?t?, ? ?*
exldbited more tone, and consequenily sales have bien
mid* at more equable prices; m tact it has resumed Its
btutaass appearance, owing to a Urger offered ?tock and
a more cenara! demand from our regular buyers some
of whom have returned and commenced oporetiona
?o xl gradea have commanded what may be considered
foU prices, while the lower qualities, although not alto?
gether neglected, have been purchased at a greater dc*
predation thsna u.-nal in th's market, chiefly tor the
res-eon that they are abundant, owing to the prevUenoe
ol ;rx'n having injured the first picking. We quote :
Strict VTlrtrtlinc (Liverpool).19
Mi'?dlln?. 'liverpool,.18
Low Midul' ig (IjTsipool).17
QoJd Ordinary...16
On Unary.,.,.16
And we would remark thai to-day our merest opened
with a more aajaared tone, bat later ad vieas* caused con*
sid ?rable anxitty to sell The war nowa and its oonee.
quillt effect on price* la Mew York, ?a received this
evining, muse, we think, trad to weaken holders, and
we lee! certain win bittali date purchasers, more especial?
ly aow th at the marketa of the world ase aa larg Jy inde
pand?at of cur supply.
Crop account* aw generally hnproving, . and while
some tow coreplaints find thcirwey Into? tba public
print?, we arc led 13 believe, or conWorsatlone with
plantera, aa evincing*-root e hopcjnMcfla? by letters read
an by lncreased^urScra for bagsraj?. lop^-and hw? rise.
Stho vield ?ill tully reech the estMaWIWWjid.
v inven, say.^wo aitd a bait nJiihona?eu*i**B. from
our Bccuon weTavo but few complaints, estent OMI the
eta islandxcg on, and. tho doleiul tenor otTexa*. LfJu
i&?Aua a^d, iliaaiasippL,reporta a month ago have.?vem
?ilaco to few nodce?oT cr..p ami those few^unrachoet
fuL Picking ia belfijf IUS .ed forwardJJO ijtorou^hly aa
to prcveiit even complaints..heilig sont ??rwaxc.. '
To sum up tho evidence, our former eat 'nute cf the
value of the injury suphosen to have "he-.n dons, has
turned out generally corree;, and tho lett two wecke'
sunshine has dissipated tho .coed of eVipondenoy by
the whiterilug of the cWt-jtf welds. Tt n w depends on
how mu h can bo picked out, and on. the mt? of frost.
Receipts are as ShllowB: Per ?nira' R.ilio.v.V, <?Q2
balos; per AQaatic and Gulf Kdlroad 5G3 .taloa; per
steamers from up Savannah Hiver, 3C9 I des; per Florida
steiners, ll bHie-. Total receipts frr, tba week. 713C
laka.
COS?ABATrVE COTTON KT A TEMENT, T EOETPrS, KXPOB.?S
AND STOCK ON HAND OCTOBER J. 18C7, -Uto FOR
THE PAME TIME LAST ?EAB.
Stock on h?iid Sept. 1...
Received einet? Sem 28..
Received piously.
Total
Fxportedeince Sept.20 . _
Exported previously.
Total.
Stack on hand Od 3.| 9l| 3,81C| 3W| 2.775
TIM BUB AND WrMBr-n.-We continu to notice great
scarcity and light arrivals of timben Tho demand also
is light on account of the mills, semaining closed. There
is no desire to reopen undi prices for theoSnufaEtUred
article advances commensurate with the prices Of labor
and amber. One mill only is ruuneag. Wo quote:
Shipping timber, larce aversge..... $17 00a 20 00
Shipping timber, small.?ff*. 12?* 16 00
Mill timber. 8WS14O0
Wobo-3T<vj*et.
MOBILE, OcteVr 1.-CoiroN^TJief o>niBu to-day
was verv cod, and was confined ia (ba Jbttter grades, of
which the market was ii ear*,- bear. Sales of 880 balee
were made at lc. for Middling, the market closing steady
and easier na lower^a'ae*". .. . j s 5
MoNETABT-f he OTBoand for goldi oontlnues very light.
For starling there is only a limited-demand. The market
closed dull at annexed quotation* : ttold, 143 a 145; Stor.
ling, 0Ddays, 151-sight, 162; France-nominal ; Kew Torfe
sight par checking ti discount buying; Kew Orleans
sight par a }? discount. .??
Kew Orleans Marget.
KEW OEIXANB, October 1.-COTTON-The gonerai
features of thc market to-day were nearly the.;?ime ss
yesterday. Tbero was some inquiry and a mod?rale biisi?
ness could have been done hod parties been willing to
give way >ic. f> lb, bat, as we stated in our last report,
they claim that they had already made all tho conces?
sions required by thc course ot other markots? and, for
the present at least, were unwilling to go further. Any
active movement was also'prevented by the land line
?conncojjnc with the cable being down, and tappo con- I
sequoriBjr being no later saeouuts tTom^varpool. "P*?
receipts, moreover, bei.g comparatively liberal, includ?
ing ISl&by ono boat, tho Gray Eigle, from Greenville,
buvers preferred to stand" aloof uutil tho new arrivals
SjHL offered. Tho business was consequent!* coufln
ed teTtoO bales, while pr?tes ware accepted, wntch Indi?
cated that .he adaniage'was sUlT on the side of the buyer;
We make, however, oaky a slight modification in carr
quotations* putting Ordinary at, 15-a 16c; Good Orr
diDary af*ia>i ? 17.^c; Low-Middlinjf at 18 a .aie
andMiddUuc et 19 Ji a 20, but with th> remark t?tfOie
outside figures for Low Middling teoiftrv<ary stnet.elttsi
flcation. The sales for the past three days sum np^50
bales, taken mostly for the North. Tho receipt? proper
since Friday evening, excluding tho arrival? from Mo?
bile, Florida and Texas, which arc included in their
respective stu'emento, embrace 1927 r ale?, against 1165
during Ute coiTesponding period last week, showing an
increase of 772 bales. Tho exports for the same period
amosmt to 1294 bales, embracing TOG to Boston, and 586
no Me w York. _
STATEMENT OMNMK
Stock on hand 1st September, 1867. balea-15,250
Received to-e)*y.i.... 1,5'J7
Itaeel.cd-previously..-.7,869- ?,46a
." -> 34,718
Claared to-day. 70?
Ustired previously...-..,".... 6,16?- 6,875
Stock on hand and on shtpboat d.
17,837
Galveston Cotton Stnteiaent.
GALVESTON, Soptembe 25.
This Yeer. I860-67.
tales, -i. balos.
Stock OD hand Sopt l.'18CT.3,2?
, Received st this post this weok. 7S
Rccoived previously at this port. '... 979
Received at other Texas ports,. 90
7.?
108
\
167
Total.
..... 3,716*
Exported to Great Bi itain.473 l, "83 i
Exported to Now Orleans. . 49 99
Exported to New York.* 738 671
L25G %m
On band and on shlpb'd not cleared. 2,459 6,848
Wilmington Mstrket.
WTJ?MLNGION. October 5.- Theraarriinr-Only 89
bbl?, received and sold at fl 25 tor yellow dip. and $2 60
for bard, $ 280 pounds.
SPOUTS rcnpiirnSK-Sale- of only40 bbls at 63 cents
? gallonjor country packages, JL. * .
Rosna.-Market steady, baleo of 650 bois, at $3 25 ?jr
strained Common, $3 30 lor strained and No 2, $3 75a?4
for No. 1, $4 50 for Pale, and-85 30 tor extra Paie. 1
TAB.-30 bbls. changed hands at 82 66 ? barrel.
Baltimore Murlee*..
BALTIMORE. October 3.-COTTEE-We report sales
of 3000 bags, ex ship Gray Raf:le, meda a day ot two
since, but not before reported, and 1400 bag? ex Robla,
both on private term?; market steady but quiet; stock
21,000 bags Rio.
OOTTOH-We report some inqnL-y to-day, with sales of
86 bales, part to \rrf*e, at SO a"20t?c for lo* middBng;
20 jaie? MeWac at 21c.
FLO ?B- Our m irkct is -without any quotable Changs.
Tjsjc dcenand is light Ihr expert, but there is a good local
inquiry. Stocks ara only moderate, and of supers quite
limited. No receipts of Flour from the Northwest ; saar
ket bare ot this description. We report sales to-day of
350 bbls lair City Mill* Super at i# 50; 200 ?bis good ?li?.
$10; 100 bbls Howard stroot Cut Px tra. ? 79; WO bbls
City Mtfis Family, $12. Also, oO bbls country Rye Flotfr
?8*5.
G BAIN-Recej?is ot Wheat to-day were, afflnurised af
STO bushels white und 12 000 bushels Mal; sVmbd good
and prices dim; included in tba sale* ,WO?ts%250 bushels
choice wh.te, f2 88; lObo bushels good to strictly prime,
82 40 s 2 75; 2200 bushels choice red, 82 65; MOO bushels
prime do, 82 60; 1500 bushels good-rfo, 82?**ff46; 600
bushels fair do, $2 2D a 2 35; anq inferior to tough, ?1 85
a 2 96. Corn-G5A0 bushels u luge and 152fi*u?faels-ye?
lowiecciveJ; market steady, tritt sales of 4200 bushels
white at 81 27 a 1 28; 200 bushels yeilow,.?l 33 a 1 31.
Osts-6015 bushels offered; SOO buahele primo sold atfO
a 72c; 165 bushels good 68c Rye-lia? bushels re?
ceived; small Balee at gi 37 a 1 40 for fair tonoaV?nd
8126 for damp. ?. V
MOLASSES-stock in first hands very small and ho blurb
firm. No sales to-day*
PBOVIBIONS-Advice- from Cincinnati continue favor?
able for Bacon, and our market ls steady and firm. Wo
JppO? a saie of if hhds Wesiarn rib Sides .tm* ptfrate
feitnsT We"-fuoto, with liberal sales in Jobbing Tots tor
consumption, Shoulders 14c. rf* Sidos 17>?it- clear rib
18c; Barns quiet and unatMEgsfl; quote plain Cloping
19819.'^; andtWcak-j-n enjtsr-eured aa,!4a25c Mes?Tcrk
la very scare*) joteil dasnaud fil?n SHI a; yj
Lardeteady at last quotations.
Sufran^-Hesket fina; sal es to-day 20trS"Ii'd?*uba; islr
KrocerrLl>ie; 3J> ddW?*orto Bico 13c., with rsducSd
steak and advancing go^premi?m ; hoi era wesje firm kt
tbs>eieso. L . j
iew York Market. 1
rar is ready to issue to banks or Individuals the three per
eat. oartifkates in exchange for compound notes ma?
turing October 15th. Thc upward movement In the gold
premium ia ?scribed to the issue or those certifica tee, al?
though tho decline tn Cuite* State? bonds at Loudon
and Fnnkfort has sontething to do with tho latter. The
Exprat, am addition, aayat - ?^?BT\
"Lettera- byHha-?cotla nlludo ?o'l??tt?d states bonds
ia rather'-? ^sponging toue, .Shey give the detalle o
the exciteinoat produced mtitm'uy the citation-hero
j ot pajrment<aT bondi in legaSHsT notes, .t^nety tko
Eiject VTas viofsed as thc nxat'^ep toward re'uudtatioij.
peato-l olflcfafl a?snrauc?ssirorQ Mr. MSCidloch and
j others, aadinduoed ihvcstnraVto baltcvo that thu bonds
would b?paid ingold, bothjirlnclpaland inajrtifchuthct
I opinion was now turning duBathar way. TnaSsnftt ls n
; l?hv^rtnkJ'o?^'Ber^^d othprSmtoens!
?dera will demtad^'of CoM^e^the pejtoge^a'sup
a entid act, setUing fhe-mct or thc payment of 1882
bonds In gold. In the t.v?tttof a failure in ??adjjrecnon
Wo hear the opinion freely arircssed, that palMlm will
be sont hsskto a con?dcraS^extung"
c?uaClt puta an end to^the unccrtiiu sua?^ae^whlcb has
had for eevdad months so dapreeaing nniafiue : ee cn the
busiueaa of thc country, and secondly because this an?
nouncement ia supposed to indlcatothat thepoBoy of the
Treasury, is settled for the coming two or taxas monthj,
until tl*rfiaancjal views of CcmgrasashaU be .iavaiopcfi,
and until rru^?Mkrrangemehtj shall bo made by law
with a view to the regulation of the Ti ea silt J manipula
li?t* of thematuriiig debt and of the outstanSng ?S
rency. j
The Nsw York Beening fi*t, of Tbursdav , ? JU&BT 30.
saya :
Tb* lean market continues to work with considerable
trrearniartty. TbaiSbAe which fjjjg-rji Hf ja a resuit pf
tne issue 011 the throe per cent certificate? has not boen
as yet developed. On the ccvhtrar>.tht re la a sharp de?
mand lor call accommodation at seven per cent, and tho
at forrare?? coua* *re not Bosjnpry roaponde-d lo
th?rtK8,^0n?au^ actlTitY ,n nioney is very gratifying jo
SfJ^specnyors as wella, to a large5dasi?otsie.
place is *eZT ?g tl,e CAWM f?t P 8 Peinent
T*?M,f!?U t0. ,h^te?rt iQat the S?crotu/v o? S
3?terJ^a?Mai?n?^^
# Frodaee J?arket.
NEW Y?BH, October 2.-FUwH, itc-Th?
for Western and sSte Flout opened fairly 8CH?J'?nd
lOalSc botter on the low audVmedlum Bradai LuM1?ir
higher on the high grades, bat ?tJl?^Sirg
improvement was lost ca the lormeirgrades ?eiutiTi.
however, aretym at the Improvement. ??wer.
The isles8 are 15,500 bbl*, at 88 75a9 CO for Swoerfi"B
State;'? 80al085jfor Extra State; til Khill ?O lorfan?v
SUte; "810 30all 10 for tho low gradea ot sprlni? Whit
Weitern Extra; 810 lOall 25 for shipping uhio? $n an?
14 65 for trade and family-brands of Ohio, Michigan aud
Indiana: and $13 25alt) for St. Loma Extras^ j
Cal i I um ia Flour m ??rly active and firm. Sales of
1209 bblsand aacks at $11 6IU13 50.
Southern FBut is fairly activo and firm. Sales of
1000 bb!? at $10 30hU CO for common fctgood Bulli moT
and country extras,and $12 30all CO for-trada and family
brands.
GBATN-The Who? market is more active, excited, and
7 a Se higher.
Tke demand is chiefly for export. The limited arrivals
and wants of shippers to fulfill their freight engagements
are the chief causes of the advanco:..
The sales aro 100.008 bush at $2 40 for No 1 Chicago
Spring to arrive; $2 42 for db an spot; $2 81 tor No 2 Chi?
cago bpring, to arrive, and $2 65 a 2 40 on the apot;
32 27 for No 3 do to arrive; $3 for fair white California:
?3 06 for fair white Michigan, and 82 65 for r.mejr South
em.
Uverj8 botter AN<1 VORY 8c ive, chiefly for forward de
IOP^**1"? lfl?.000 bushol* Ohio and We8tam,8t 76 a
?h the month, and 76 a 70?o on the spot,
clewing in demand at the latter rete; State at 7Ja 76)?o.
better a?d lui to strong, but ere the ctoae
part or th? improvement v/usloet. The inquiry la good.
toSS^StT' Chitfly ?ur b?m? t?*ongh in part |
Pao Visio ss- The pork mirk ot JIM beun rather dall
sxtd price? are hoary. r ;i at
i he sales. cash ana regular, are ' 2j50 bbta at 123 75 a
Tierce beef reiuainesnUrt,- and gu battons nominal, in
the absenge of busirj?aa, Tit.- >. ?,
Beefbama aie ve^Teavy. ?tasTasafi?ll ficeeaw* aa
private tcrnja, ?
Cut moat? are neglected, ?f? i
Bacon is rather mon active, but at easier rates for
future dolivary. Wea; pi 223 boxes toe cured at JBMo.
fox StretforcTcut. li>?e for. loaf clear, and l*?c for 250
boxes do for January, both st 10??c
Dressed hogs ar.-in rather better-demand and steady. I
Wequoteatftao^othr-citv. , % I
J-ard has continued quite "active, but thu roarket lav
hardly as strong. m ' : - .
?T^ilM85 bbl? ?a tea atUVaHi?ofcr No. 1;
BUTTER-is firm and in . moderato muet We quote
as follows: Goshen ?nd Orange county, pails, S lb
Wm ?po, ; State ?rkins an ie, gmd to cholce,?a&b. ;
illinois, Iowa and Mhmc?ote^ljSa20oi Western Beserve
good ka choice, 22a?8c: ?Ute tubs. Wafeh. good A choice,
30a34c ; Ohio, common to fais, 14*18c.
CHKKSX-Prj?ej ge fiao&ad mote atjujalja s is seing
donc at quoiadpiUt *e^to?ioUaJa*tfcte factory,
good to chosae7s9 .H* Mavttft a-'lee .f?tete, fair to
good. 12 a 13>?o; State dairies, choice, ll a mic;
English dalry, Cons., 12 a 13c; English ?slr}', Oblo,
il a 13c; Vermont dairy, common to choice, IO a 12c;
pineapple; 12 a 14o;: OLto, printtV 10 a 1 ic. : OtU> facto?
ry..gc od tOrCiwt??i?te,, . T* V- *.
Oprixi^Bfo ts/in fair demand. bnr?rtee*..ebow
improftment. Other UaBaarc crcdl nndji osai nal.
COTTON-Our market lor this staple to-day ls quiet sad
the demand very light indeed, at 22c. for middling ap?
lanas and .3c. for middling New Orleans.
HAY-The demand has wen fair and the market fino ;
sales at 75 a 80c for shipping and ai a 1.50 for retail lots
MOLASSES-Ia m moderate demand and prices are
NA v.u. STORES-Are- gfo orally quiet, but pries* ire
without change. We quote: Spirits Turpentine, free, per
gallon, 58)ta69c ; Spirits Turpentine ia bond, per gallon,? I
?OaSOJ?c; Crude Turpentine, in bbls, per 280 lbs, $4 95a0;-<
Kosinu, couunoar ia bis, pnr28aTraa4>75s3 8ft?j Rosins,
strained, ta -fctts* periSO lfe, ls; fEUMna, NSaVin bbL<>;
per 28W6s^l?^'2flf*is%?BBS) w I7, in Was*, per 2?;
we. ii 75a5 75; Boains, palo, in bbls, per 280 lbs, S6a? 76,
Boains, extra pale, in bbla, per 280 Iba, $7 00a7 SO,
Boains, window glass, in bbls, per 280 lbs, (8*0 00.
W?uilngton, in his. per hw, Mai 12fe.; Pitch, cir/, le bbte
Te>,-:j?*?Coiinty,. ia ibtfc per bbl. S3 ?9\f*A 00; TA>,
per t*L $3 75; Stari. Bonthern, tn Bbla, per. bbl
S3 75a4.
BICE-Is dull and prices are nominal.
SWABS.- Baw sugars are moderately aotive; prices
are ni: chang, d. Sales of Cab & at ll :?a 12.So and Potto
Bico 12 il21 e. Beaned ate firm st c for hards.
WHISKEY.-The market is un *o ttl ed at ttaSSc, in
bond.
( o ru?? m ts per >uatl> toronna Itnllroatl
582 bales Cotton, 15 bales Tarns," 160 sacks Floar 1 car
Sheep, 25 bbla Naval Stores, 1 car Cattle, 7 esra Lumber
and M ood, and Sundries To Street Bros ft Co, Essboae)
Agent, H Bischoff & Co, Courtenay A Trenhohn, A C Csa*
roll. J M Basgett ? Co, Adams. Frost A Co, Geo W Wil?
liams A Co. J B Pringle. G H Walter A Co, R Isseitell
Thurston A Ho'~ " -'- *- <".-?> mm? * Ba*aesai
w Semkoft Co,
fi
ii
McElroy, TJtsey ft Kenyon
Graeser, Lee, Smith A Co
rs. . f
Par steam aWf AUb ^'j^?^
John McMahon and si?, Mrs, Miss and Master Kane*;
Q W Appel, B McGorvey, ?D Kennedy, Miss R<?*M?n
naae, B Worth aim, B J Quinn. A M Mackey, John M
^SaS?S^do? /to ^ore-^a^a^
worth, A Xndereon. and others.
Per steamship Manhattan, for New iork-^Btact
lev. A 8 Marshall, P H Lucas, A. A Anderson, Ja? J W
C^iUaa and infant, A J Creighton, H F W kWAW
Bennett, C G Ducker, B KR'-ordan. ? ^Jg^t?^!
Aaron H?rWi F Slater, J I? Batoester, John A Fowler, 1
A Whitney, TA Whitney. Jr. H Mohrtens, T Schnaars,
Thcr. Smith and lady. Miss Mary Brown, ^lOsteaewe.
Po- steamship Emily B 8oudor. from ?aw York-J K
W?^aa? sid chtsdr?. Mrs W Bssteh JMAMS
Crea^MrsEM Fogg. D tVNeil Ueut^SeT U S A.Mr
Hirsh Miss J n Sherman, Mrs Capt Baker md two cttt>
dren Miss Lizzie Bakor, Mrs M C Knox, Miss A Knox,
John Welch, Wml-hharp, Gen Hart J P Van Buasom,
H D Ingersoll, Flounder, E Semners, Mr Gurney, 2
^pSerCsteamer St Helena, from Ed?sto and Rockville
Miss S C Wescoat, Miss Geary, J K Wescoat, Col William
Whitey, C awifk 'Dr J 0 Seabrook, Dr WO Scotti ? fl*
Boche, Lient Johnson, and 10 on deck. _ .
Per stsamor Dictator, mm? P?a4ka, vi? Jscksmrtllf.
Savannah, tc-HTMcDowefl, Mrs Wescott and child.
Dr G KJtoRae, J 0 Hesa, Mrs Timmone. Mrs Hash, Mias
-?imnronft Mrs Williama. A Gilbert J VT Stroub, John
Mulligan, J McLaughlin, Mr D ac os, Ar Hicks, E SJJol
liBter. Jean Clark, Jane? Casatn, T Berka?, A Haglsuerg,
P McMann, E Shaffer, P GooddoanoB, John Stewart, Dr
J a. Whatey. Jas Kincaid, Miss Moore, Misa M E. Moore,
A_M ?adthjJJ L Mawta. ??deck^^^^^^^^
FOBT CALENDAR.
conrjicTxa
PHASES OF TBS SIOOM.
First Q. Cth, Oh. 47m. eren I Last Q. ?0th, 3h. 47m. mar?
XCTOBES.
71 Monday.
S?Cuesday.
OfWedncsday.
io Thursday
lllFriday...
12 Saturday.
i8|Suuday...
sun.
nralrs. I SET?.
5.-5^
C.. o
C.. 1
e.. i
e.. 2
e.. 3
e.. 4
5^i?
5..3?
tV .84
6..38
fi. .Sk
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6..29
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BIKER.
for
I.. 7
1. -69
2. .58
3. .fie
4..50
Ria es.
W4TEH.
2.15
3..El
~4.. S
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C..81
7..U
MARINE NEWS.
PO RT tt?? criAttt-atSTdei.
, Arrived Yesterday.
S team ?hip E B Sonder, Lobby. New York-left Thurs ?
day P M. Mdse. To J at T Getty, Railroad Agent, J D
Alien ii Oo. c N Averill A Son. J AW H Armatrong. p
A Ammo. AGG Agent, A S Abiahams A Sons, C D
Marshall Burgo^E^cn,' H^^loff^ Cof??fecS?t
CD?*hs>-WMBird*Co,G? Brown, H KkUt? A Co,
Brown ft Eyer, T M Bristol, aiaaott k Ce, E FBlodgett.
Ferguson A Hohnes, A Bottiuxrnrt, Black ? Loy ns, fl
Brandes, Mrs M J Boatb. W H Ohajfee, T D Clancy, J H
Caldwell, Camar?n, Barkley A Oo, Johnston, Crews A Cd,.
Caacius A Witte, Campbell, Knox & Co, Cartmill A Har
besou. Jato Cummms, C D Carr A Co, L Chafin A Ca, L
Conon. S H Bodger? ? Oe, T U Cata?, Donny, 8
Daly. P Darcy. Dewing, Brikett A Co,.Agent Dictator,
Lowie A Moise, F J Dawson M Co, E Dsj?aVA W Eckel,
E J H Fischer, J S Fairley A Co, J Erenk, I L Falk ft Co,
1) F .Flawing A Co, Gruojw A Martin, G?odrtcn,.?ina
maa A Co, H Gerdt? A Co, A G t?teodwia, Goudkop ft
Beothner, Geo W WUliams ft Og. Hastia, Oalhoa? ft Co,
UOlmea A Calder, F Horsey, J 'Beran?* Oa H Lief
Koip, T Kelly, Lanrcy ft Aloxander, B LBMenthai ft Co.
V M Law toa. Lengnick ft Se?, CLitsahgi, L Loren Ls, A
Langer, Haller, NimiU ft Oo, J H; Muller, Mowry A Oo,
Mdnfcy ft Little, W MoComb,^?dM aaar?n; T'Marphy,
Mantoue ft Co, Jno Marshall, Jr, Southora, Exyroe;- Oft,
S H McDonald A San, B O'Netfl. f; O^e?? S^on, Jno C
tteeman, Osteniiorff & Co, C F ?oJmia, J A Quaekeu
k Co, JjtaSsnall k 0*J#X slca^-AilHpiitonra.
ton teWitaee, John F Taftor ft CO, IV Wi 11 ?
Wood, Agent. VnSnSey.W G^lsaen ft CcxWes^saeA /
Heath A Monsoes, Mltaor, Wilbur s. Martin, W J Vatasv ?
L Schnell A Oo, Mrs M J Zcmow, and others. _ Had hesLI
Vfit 'Jackso? vilid, .
Cotton, 8 bbb
?asar a m si mi. I relic Lea
Goldsfnitfa k Spun, J A J ;
FTU?USLWBSFTU?V
ther. To JD Aiken A
Kirkpatrick, i H Baggett
Frost.
SteanterSV _
4 bags SM island Cotfcaj an^,
John Cole?os A Co, Wm Gurney,
ewin, sud others.
"Cleared Saturday.
Btflamaaip Manhattan, Woodhall. New York-Courtenay
A Traaholm. H * , ? W .
Bteamshf^^abajak, T la^sitfrneaj New fork-Ravenel A
Steamship Alliance, Kelly, Philadelphia- H F Baker ft
- l~C<A ? - j- .i^ . .J ,
.SUsuashlp:Sf)a Guli, ?utton^J?lUmore-Oourteaay i
lYenncUB.
Brig Volante, Dodge. UeotgetowS, 9 C-Risley A Creigh?
ton. *~*YL
Sehr S A M D Scull, steclnua, B?tt?nore-H F Bakor A
Co.
"Weat ta Se? Sunday.
(Steamship Manhattan. MToodhulL. New York.
Utoomsblp Alabama, IJauehurnfluaV York.
Ktoamship ABtaace, Kelly, Ph
Wont to
?teaatabtp (
St? airship ]
October i.
Steaaaahip Champion, Lockwood, New Yent, October X
??lind a?? *llla Port.
Bark irjtsll . Trae, from Bei aiuda, 21 it nit.
The Charleston, Morley, from Liverpool. September 18.,
flteaeoraautiu
SALX QI* GOVEBKMEKT VEatrLS.-Seventeen ?as?alabo
longing to the Navy ware offered for sato at auction at the
Brooklyn Nary Yard, on Tuesday morning. Tho, terms
of sale were 2U pea cast down, and the tptf*y*T ia two
weeks, at which tbxtethe vuaaels aro to be remorad The
sttendaiioe of buyw-waa quita limited and the biddtog
alow. Tbe flMt waol offered waa the North Carolina, ?
three-decker, 2C33-iomi, 204 feet In length, and ?4 fest #
inches beam. She U 51 years old, but is sata to be sound
above tho water line. The first bid for her ?12,000, 'froat
which abe wa? nm apt? i3O>O00, and at that price knock?
ed dowu to Captain Carr. Tho other vessels in the cata?
logue were thin sold as fallow? : Rhode Island, side
wheel steamer, 1617 tons, to Geo Quin tard, for ?70,000;
Augusta, side^wh^ocl steamer, 1310 ^^'^^^^^^^^^
Eetralla, rronsldc-whcel steamer, 48f?ora^soitl^
to Mr Lamb; Connemaugh, side-wheel steamar. 955 tons,
sold fos-517.100 to Wm Quiglcy; Tahopa, screw gunboat,
507 tans.'aold for $18,000; Sonoma,Jt?de-wheel steamer^
974 tons, for $18,000; Osceola, aaaoe rles? arid size, sold
for $16,000. Tho others were withdrawn. The prices are
said to be low, and tho buyers, in several Instance?, to
have obtained bargains.
' .' -
LIST OF VESSELS
OP, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
4 FOREIGN.
LTVBBFOOL.
British bark Yumuri, Thompson, up.Sept 10
Br bark J Cnlxftamg; Hook way, up.August 29
BriUeh bark Florence Chipman, Jenes, sailed... Sept 3
Br mck-^Smi. Stuart, sailed.Aoguat 19
Tbe Chattanooga, Freeman, sailed.....August 19
The Hakon Adelalain, Backer, up.Sept 14
The Charleston, Jiorfey, sailed.. .September 18
ANTWEBl*.
The Tiitou, Keoger. sailed.Sept 4
asTssaXg)*!
Bart Ai ltotia, True, sailed.September 21
DOMESTIC.
BOSTON.
Brig A DTorrey, SeUere, cleared./.Sept 9
Iirlg Galvestcei, Morrymau, up.Sept 4
Erli; Keystone, Barter, cloared.Sept 28
Sehr Fanny K Shaw, Shaw, up.Sept 28
Sehr J Crocker, Lowe, oleared..Sept lt?
Sehr Maine j aw. Johnson, up . .Sept 18
Sehr Chloe, Hatch, cleared.Sept 25
naw YORK.
Steamship E B Soude?, Lebby, cleared...-.... .October 2
Sehr Americas, Moss, cleared Sent 28
Sehr E A Conklln, Daniels, up...." .J .'Sept IC
Sehr B N Hawkins, Wyatt, ap. * 9apt 28
Sehr F Merlan, Aldrich, cleared. .Oct_ 1
PttTLADELPHIA.
Sehr F W Johnson, Marts, cleared.Sept IC
BALTIMORE.
Steamahlp Falcon, Reed, to leave.Oct S
OEOBOXTOWN, O. O.
Sehr J A Halleck, OpoweU, Bailed,,.Sept 19
Jill! iii
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February Sjj OTanoobhra S
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November 30. Editor and Pifpprietor, .
MI8CEU?NE0-II8.
y,Ll?uLT(l?liEl'0.\(HiEROR!
HOPE FORTHE DESOiVDIN? TNVALIB.
DSFER NOT- THE USS OF 1
RODRIGUES
PlLMOltl ELM SPEC?.
MANY WHOSE DECLINING HKALXH, WHICH
Waa precarious, and their recovery despaired of.
do now wttn grateful exmn?tions Co tho All-Wise Dis?
poser, oller heartfelt thanks tor this timely remedy. Dur?
ing the abort time since ita public introduction into use,
the Originator has most happily realized her most san?
guine expectations In manifestations iasuirg from all
quarters of Ita unparalelled aurative properties, for in no
case wrier* lt has been administered with regard to di?
rections, and persevered in, has it failed In Its beneficia)
results.
In resorting to this remedy, the invalid nan depend
upon the aafoty ol every article in Ita preparation, and
while H accelerates the healthful rc actions ot each organ
and veaael, the imnd can be porfectly tree from apj*c
pension of any subtle Ingredient being insinuated into its
composition.
The appetite, which Improves under ita administration,
ls at liberty to indulge prudently In whatever nutriment
is palatable, digestivo and wholesome, and while it it. no
more than proper to avoid oxposuro to fresh cold, no lear
nocd bo entertained of any liability under this course ol
treatment to Induce it. It is a pleasant AROMATIC
CORDLAL, quito agreeable to the tasto, and au ?lung re
viviryer and balsam of health, lt in distinguishing itself as
without precedent, and we tru.;t will, ero long, claim tor
ltetlf general scclamation tor its unrivalled efnracf.
For sale by the Proprietress. Mrs. CECILIA RODRI?
QUE'S, northwest corner of MEETING AND SOCIETY
STREETS, and principal Druggists.
PRICE SINGLE BOTTLE ?1.25.
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HAD PENCIL fOMfANT,
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Factory, Hudson City, H. 3.
WHOLESALE SA LES ROOM
KO.:? JIBV STREET, NEW YORK,
ALI. STYLER ?ND GRADES 0* LEAD PESCIL:
of superior quality are manufactured and offered
at fair terms to the Trade. The public are in vj|ed
to give the AMERICAN LEAD PENCIL the pre
I terence.
THE PENCILS ARE TO BE HAD AT ALL THE
PRINCIPAL BTATItNERS AND N\UI0N
DEALERS.
ASK FOR-THE "AMERICAN LEAD PENCIL. "
TESTIMONIAL. "7
&HTOW.LD SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL, )
Fj?&n?Esatfo DSPABTUEKT, >
YALE COLLEGE, Novfmbor 16, 1866. J
I have always recommended tho Faber Polygrade
Lead Pencils aa the only pencils fitted for both ornamen?
tal and mathematical drawing; but, after a thorough
trial of the American Polygrade Lead Pondis, man?
ufactured by tho American Laen Pencil Company, New
YurK. I find them superior to any pencil in use, even to
the Faber or the old English Cumberland Lead Pondi,
being a superior pencil for sketching, ornamental and
.nu-chanlcal drawing, and all the ordinary uses- of a lead
peana
These pencils are very flnoly graded and have avery
uaooth left ; even the softest pencils hold the point freLl,
{)i#yare all that can be desired tn a pondi. It gives-me
feel jfklini n to be able ta aaa uro Americana that they
will no longer be compelled to depend upon Germany ot
?ny other foreign mariel for peno'la,
LOUTS RALL,
Professor of DrJ 'lng, ho.
I AU. PENCILS A II E BT> WTITD :
tO- "AMERICAN LEAD PENCIL CO. N. Y."
Noue genuino without t ie exact name of tho firm
.ook tc it. December 13
CRISPER coal A.
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With starry eyes, and radiant hair,
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Enchained tbs very heart and rahel,
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invigorates, beautifies and cleanses it; ts highly and de?
lightfully perfumed, and ia the moat completo article ol
the kind over our red te> ibu Amt rican public. Thr
Crisper Coma wfB ba cent to any adores*, sealed anj.
postpaid for il.
fl rlilrne? ell orders to
W. L. CLARK k CO., Chemists.
No. :i West Fayette street, Syracuse. N. Y.
-March 30_lvr
form ALU
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Jj mair or f emale, can ?Baster the greAt art of Van
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autoed.
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?jay ia_lyr
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thou* usual stock of pure and fresh
BBUGS
4 MEDICEN ES .
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PRESCRIPTIONS (OwpondrH
with accuracy, and tbe public cai
d?pend on the utmost reliahHHy ii
the execution of order*-.
El KELLERS, O. H'MtilMl
Marcia
?D E A lT T Y .- Auburn,
JD tM>Me>:, Flaxen, and JmKJk.
Silken CURLS produced by ? M
the tac ot [>ro?fi??or Dt- . J*-^
BREUX'S FRISER LE Wk JB
CHEVEUX. Ono appHca
timi wnrrunted to curl ihn^mVt^-l
Baoi>t straight and stubboru ^^vH-V*
ha1 * of either ?nx into wave rtugleta, or heavy massiv
ct.. Has been used by thc fashionables ni Paris an
Loudon, with tho most gratifying results. Does no In
jury to the hair. Price hy mail, Healed and postpaid, $1
Descriptive circular? mailed free. Addre-w BERGER
SHOTTS i CO., Chemists. No. 285 River ?ireat. Trov. N
Y., Sole Agenta for the Duited States.
March :iu j
THE TM-WEEKLY NEWS,
PUBLISHED IN WINNSBORO' S. C., AFFORDS 1
profitable medium tor the advertising public o
Charleston.
We respectfully solicit their patronage for our mural
bene tit,
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November Iii ?
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May 2 .-. mtbOmoa
MISCELLANEOUS.
PHILADELPHIA ?NlTEBSrrf
MEDICINE AND SLURGERY;
rrUIE PHILADELPHIA UNIVERSITY Ol MEDICINE
A AND SURGERY was organized in laie. "(Chartered
by the Legislature, February 26.1853. . Nam e changed
by a legislative enactment to tbe Eclectic .Vedlcal roi.
lege, ol Philadelphia, in 18G0. In 1863 it purcf?aaid tho
Pennsylvania Medical college, established in ISM, and
thc Philadelphia Medical Collego, which had previously
been inersed into tho Pennsylvania Medical College, KI
1864' lt purchased the Penn Mediae! University. Tile
Trustees o? the separate schools united, petitioned and
obtained a special Ant of the Lepls-ature, consolidating
these institutions and cha., ging their name?V> that of the
Philadelphia University of Medicine and- Surgery,
March 15,1865. All thea*various Acts are publi hed in
the statutes of Pennsylvania. Tho cost of tho ? uilding
and museum was over one hundred thousand dollars. It
will be observed that the University, as now organized, IR
the legal representative of the four Medical Colleges that
it has absorbed. It is a liberal Behool of medicine, con?
fined to no dogma, nor attached to any medical clique
but embraces In Us teaching everything of value to tbe
profession.
Set ?Kin I.-lt ha* two full sessions each ynar. commenc?
ing on the 1st of October, and continuing until the 1st of
January, as its first session, and from the lsfof January
to the 1st of April, as its second; the two constituting one
fullcoursc of lectures. It has also a summer session,
commencing tho 1st April aad continmng until August,
for tho preparatory branches/ such aa La tm, Greek,
I.Mathematics, Botany, Zoology, Chemistry, Anatomy
[physiology, etc. #
Tickets'.- Tickets to the full coarse of lectures $120, or
$60 for each session. For the summer or preparatory
course $26. Qrsudating leo $30. To aid young men of
moderate means, the University has issued five hundred
scholarships, whljh aro sold to first-course students for
$75. and to second-bourse students and clergymen for
$60, each constituting* tho bolder a lifo member, with-the
perpetual privileges ofrtho lectures, and all tho teachisjp
of the school. Tho only additional fees are a j early dis?
secting and matriculating ticket, each of which is $5.
The Advantages of ScAolarthipi.-The student holding S
scholarship can enter the College at any time during thc
year, attend as long os he chooses, and re-enter the insti?
tution aa frequently as de..ired.
It requires no previous reading or study to ent,er the
University on scholarships, hence, ali private tuition feet
are saved.
Students, by holding scholarships, qm prosecute other
business a part of the time.
The candidate for graduation can present Aamaelf al
any time, and re?oive bis degree as soon as qualified.
In case a stu., en t should hold a scholarship and not bf
able to attend lectures? it can be transferred to another,
thu^preventing any los?. . ? .
PsrenLs, guardians or friends of students wishing tc
purchase scholarship tor them a year or mose Vetore
meir attendance at -the University, can secure them by
advancing one-half the price and paying the balance
when the student enters. .Physicians and benevolent
roon can bestow groat benefit upon poor young men by
presenting tteni-a scholarship, and thus enabling thew
t#ODtain an honorable profession.
The Faculty embraces sc von teen eminent physician!
and surgeons. 'Tho University has associated with it i
large hospital Arde, whete every form of medical and
surgical disease ft operated on and treated m the paw
ernie of ibo class. ^
COLLSJOE Bmxrjnso.-The College building, located ix
Ninth street, south of Vf ulnut, is the finesa in the .Cite
I Ito front ls collegiate gothic, and is adorned with eas)
battlements and'embrasures, presenting a novel, bold
and beautiful appearance. The facade ls of browastone
|uornaroented by two towers, rising to the donation a
eighty feet, and crowned with an embattled parapet
The building co atkins between fifty and sixty rooms,*!
eapptied with water, gas, and ewin* otfcw -convenio??
that modern improvement can contribute to facilitate
medical instruction. Only Ure hundred scholarship!
wili.be lamed, and as- two hundred and fifty are nov
sold, those Who wish to socur* one should do so at once
Money can bo remitted by ospress, or a draft or cheel
Sent otwany National Bank tn the United States, whei
the si Istssiiililp will bp returned by mall, signed by tb
President of She Board of Trastees, JOSEPH S. FrSHEK
Esq., and thoJean ot the Faculty, W. PAINE, M. D
All orders tor scholarship ; or other business otHbe Uni
veralty. should be addressed to Professor W. PAINE, M
D., Philadelphia, Pe.
?si
NEW BODES.
PAYYE'.I PEACOCK rvr vaPTorvc
A NE?W-W?BE JU3T IB9T*ED BT Vf. PAINE, M. D.
Professor of the Principles, and Practice of Medicine ant
Pathology m the Philadelphia University of Medlcini
andSugery; author of Paine's Practice of Surgery;!
week on Oiauotricn and Materia Medica, author of Noi
.school Bexoedics; an Epitome of Eberlie's Practice o
Medicine; xB/view of Homteopamy; a Work eil tho HU
tory of Medicine ; Editor of Ucttersity Medical and Sm
J glc?i JournalJhc., Ac. It ls a royal octavo of 960 pa??
and contains Dull description of- all diseuses known 1
medicine- aiidTtyfrgerr, including tDfcse of woraetfan
i li Hilsea,, I "yHMiiLMii 1 tberr pathology uns} treatment b
all tho new and iniPro i ed methods. Price $7 ; postage ?
cents.
Address the aoefcor. No. 933 ARCH STREET, Pallada
phis, Pa? . '
ALSO, m NEW WORE.
Entitled New SchoslsMedlBtnes, walch is the osAV wor
ever published upon Mal-tria Medica, embracing all tl
Eclectic. Homosrmtatc, and Bot?me Kem?diefl, with
lull regular Materia Medica. Prto? $.".; postage free.
Address as abqna,
UNIVERSITY J0?RN?L
OF
?ll li f Rfi??.
A SEMI-MONT HLT. JO U EN iL OF MEDICINE, SUEOEE
PHVglOLOOr, ITT GI EN'J AND GENERAL LITBB.t*
TUBE, DEVOTED TO TVE PEOFSSUION AND
THE PEOPLE.
The choapc-1 Medical Paper in thc world, pnb'Jsh:
every ?Wo weela at the University BttildOtg, Ninth-stre<
South of Walnut
8ingl<; copies.,...^..$L00
Pi? coplea to-Otc address.4.V6 -
. Ten copies to one address.7.5ft
Fifteen copies to one address..8.30
Twenty copies to ont) address..10.00
J ho guitars up of the Club shall have one copy grati
Address W. PAINE, M. D., Editor.
September 1?.' Philadelphia. Pa.
it T moe Y.
QB --
mi wanui wmwm
AT THE WtaTDESTTTL BEVKLVTIONS
MADE BY THE ORE AT ASTROLOGIST,
Madame H. A. PERRIGO.
SHIE REV ALS SECRETS NO MORTAL EVER KNE"
) Sho restores to happiness those who, from dolcl
events, catastrophes, crosses in love,' losa of relations ai
friends, loss of money, Ac, have b^coina despondti
.she brings togetlier thoae long separated, gtveSlntorni
Hon concerning"absent friends or lavers, restores loat
fen property, tells you the business you are be
Ulled to "pursue end in what you will be most euccet
ososos speedy marriages, and Ulis you the vcr vd,
you will marry, gives you the n?mes, likeness and che
'V teil sties' of the person. She reads your very thought
lind by her almost uupornatnrol-powers, unveils theda
?nd hidden nijfHteriea ol tim lunire. From the stars'i
see ?a the firmament-tho malefic' stars that overcome
prt-dominMn m the configuration-tro m the aspects ai
positions of thc plain ts and the hied stars In the^Mve:
at the tinin of birth, she deducos the future deatiny
man. Fail uot to consult the greatest AatT<5lagi?t <
earth. Itcosts you but a trifle, and you may never aga
have so favorable an opportunity. Consultation fee. wt
likeness and all desired information, ?1. Parti** li vii
et a ?distance ein consult the Madame- lr assn! wlih eqc
safety and satisfaction to themselves, os If In person,
full and explicit chart. written out, with all Inquiries a
swated and likeness enclosed, seut by mail on--receipt
price above mentioned. The strictest secnasy willi
maintained, and all correspondence: retumedordeitiv
ed. .Jteieieucclorthe tilgtet i.rdef lurnlslia.l those.,
urta* thtaw Write plainly the day ol" tho mooth i
v'carTn wbJen you were*born, enclosing a' small loc
hair. *
Address, -M^IIAM?; H. A. PERRIGO,
P. O. Diu WEB 2*1, BUFFALO, N. Y.
Varch SO ly
* Prevention, is Belier thar- Cure.
Dli. R?CORD'S
Celebrated Preventive Lotion.
A Pt-RuVt? AA ?* HIGHLY RECOMMENDED E
A t?e l'renell Medical Faculty, BS the'only sato at
Uilalllbls anud?te against infection from Special Disease
This lnv&lnnile (.reparation la ?nited tor either sex, ai
hus proved, from ampio uxpericnce>, the most efllcie
sud reliable Preventive ever discovered, thus effecting
desideratum long sought l'or in the Medical World,
used according to directions every possibility of dang
may he avoided; a bingle application will ridJeallv ne
trnlize the venereal vim?, expel all Impurities ?rom tl
absorbent vessels, and render contamination impossibl
Be wine in time, and at a very small out lav, gaye hours
utold bodily and mental torments.
This most reliable specific, so universally adopted
tho Old World, ls now ottered for salo for tho first time
America by f. A. DUPORT & CO., oulv author!*
gentsTbr the United StttM.
Price $3 per bottle. Large bettie, double siae, $5.
The usual uiHi'ount to the tra.ii>. Sent, secure
packed, on receipt ol' price, to any addiws, yith dire
Hon* and pamphlet', by aildreaaimr to
Fi A. DUP?BT i CO.,
Sole Agents lor Dr. RlcordV P. L,
May 23 Ur No. 12 Gold Slr.vt, j*gw York.
EXCJEL8T0R ! E$CFXSJ0B I
HAIR EXTERMINATOR
For licmovins Su peril TI ons] H ii Iv.
TO THE LADIES ESPECIALLY, THIS DTVALUAB1
depilatory recommendaiiself an being an almost i
dispenaible atticle to female beauty, is easily applle
does not burn or Injure the sida,-but acts directly on t!
roots. It is warranted to remove superfluous hair fro
low foreheads, or" norn aav part of the body, complete!
totally and radically extirpating* tho same, tearfttf tl
skin'son, snftoth and natural. This I? the only artie
itaed by the French, and ia the only real effectual dept
tory la oxistence. Price 75 cents per package,' po
paid tn ii:iv address, on receipt oran order, by
BEBOKR, SHUTTS & CO., CbemiaU,
March J<) lyr >'o. 295 Hiver stf Troy, If. V.
DRUGS, CHEMICALS, ETC.
NEW PEEFTJME
Foi' tho Handkerchief.
A MOST EXQUISITE, DELICATE, AND FBA
URANT PERFUME, Distilled from the Bare and
Beautiful Fhwer from which it takes its name.
TdANUFAClUBED ONLY BY PBALON k ?ON,
NEW TORK.
BEWARE OF C0TOm3EFKLT&
ASX VOB P?UL05'S-TAKE HO OTHER. .
Sold by Druggist3 generally, and .
Sold st WhoLiaale by
GOODRiril, WL1M1N t CO.,
Ja nary ?1 nattUyr
SKILLS M EV ER;
Tlf? BafX ?SED QAIJJ?HAyW.lf. ABO FWD
W that tbey w?l do all that'ls claimed for them, and
cheerfully recommend them to public favor.
T. H. WATT?, Ex-Go vex*? of a\le*eina.
J. W- A. SANDFORD, Atf T Gen"! of Alabama.
ROBT. DOUGHERTY, Judge Supreme Ooort Ala.')
From THOMAS J. * taxis, Judge Sapreme ?onrt.
I have used GALLIGHAN'S PELLS on my plantation
for Fever and A?ue, and find them ?U^V-fc?'01
them. ." tt^mmm.
Montgomery, Ala., September 29,1858.
Lowsnss Comm, Alabama.
GALLIGHAN'8 FEVER AND AGUE PILLS w?l do.
They ?rc decidedly tba beat medicino for Chilla and re?
ver I ever ?ave. I would not he without tWjorfiva
tl ama the price.' J? *> OSAKA?.
AJOBicua, A]
One box of GALLIGHAN'S PILLS cured ?fP?*<*?
of Chill? Mid fever. They are the b^ nie<Uctee
Obflai and Fevw I ever taw. A. G. RQSAUWOT.
Clerk Superior Court, Sumter County, Qa.
MoOTKJOSOEBT, ALA., July 9,1866.
Megara. BLUNT A HALE-GISTS: I have usa^ycur
OALLlGKAN'S PILLS on two occaaiona for. (MM
f ever, and find that they ??Tect all that fmjjjUl
cd to do. ?WBiWigW^JiP*
; have everfiled. I consider them P?^0"**"*
Respectfully, DAN X SAYRE?
Grand Sec Grand Lodge ol F. and A. M. of Alabama,
ALB?ST, Ga-, March IL 1*67.
I have used GALLIGHAN'S PILLS tn f^ty caseaol
Chills and Fever, with perfect success. The* ?re the
best Fever and Ague Pill tatt up. . ?Sr^Ujjjr
WHOLESALE IX CHARLESTON, BY < .
GOODRICH, W1??E?A* & CO?
Ko. US Meo ting street.
"i.*^ -^ff'jfffit
May 14 emo ? Mensjwnery, Ala.
OLD BIP VAN WINKLE GIN,
.GOLD MEDAL SHERRY, . '
PORT AND MADEIRA,"
HARVEST. BOURBON,
WHEAT NUTRIENT,
OLD HOMESTEAD BYE.
Itf ADDITION TO CUB BUSINESS OF 8ELHSQ
. WINES, etc., in origina! packages, and tn order to
insure to consumers Pure Liquors in a cosa pac? and con?
venient tonn,.va ccniiaeneed tba- enterprise of bottling
and packin? ia case.? our well known wines, Brandies,
Whiskies, ic'iind ta ve sent them out "Sa a etyle that
vroal3 preclade the possibility of their b?lng tampered
witb,pefore reaching the purckaeer. Tho general appr??
cia tte and jrra?fying success that has rr carded our
eiTorerhaa asBouragod na to maintain Ute r^ndard ta re?
gards quill ty, also to make lr Treated eli", .ta to retain tie
cc nfldencc and patronage whkn has berm to liberally"be?
stowed upon us. ? i tr . BlitlNCfEB A CO.,
?Established 1778.' Iraporfan 'rt Wine?, Ac.,
No. 15 Bearer street, New York.
The above popular goods are par- ur in caaes contain?
ing one dozen bottju each, and ari sold by all prominent
Druggists, GrocereyAc.
Oplnloni of tbS Frets, i
I The name of Binlngex A Co., No. 15 Beaver rtrtsfc-ie a
j guarantee of the exact and literal truth of wb ste var .they
v Oom. Advertiser. _
* I .md'tile highett honor.-.v. jr. MI
y GOODRICH, WliVEMllV ft'.CO.?
5" N 153 MEETING STREET,
0I . Oppo,lt* Charterten Hotel
and
BOWIE nt MOISE, J -Mes
fiVCC'tZ?SOnt TO KI.VG di CASSIUS Y
- Mo. 151 MEETING STBEXT,;
1* Wholetale Agents, Charl estop. S. O
Jtnatry 30 wfm6moe
There ;om e th glad tidings of Joy to Sil,
T?7oung and to old, to gt eat,and to tinah ; . _
The boetrty which once was so precious atti rara, '
Ia free for all, and all mar ba fair.
?I'
ld By the ute of
S CHASTEILAR'S
i WHITE LIQUI D
S ENAMEL, '
01 for Improving and Beautifying Ute Complexion, *
, . The most valuable and perfect preparation in ese, for
L giving the skin i beautiful pearl-like tint, that it only
' found in you tit II quickly remotes Tan, Freckles, Pim?
ples, Blotches, Moth Pitches, Sallowness. . Emption?,
tad aU hnpnrrriea of thc skin, klndlv healing the st tue
Jv leaving the Skin white and chur aa alabaster, ita use
t' cannot be detected by the closest scrutiny, and being a
vegetable preparation is periectly harmless." It is the
only arti,-la of the kind us?d-by the French; sed ia con,
eidered by the Parisian as indispensable to a perfect
toilet Upwards of 30,000 bottles were ?uJd during the
_ psst year, a ?urndent guarantee of ita eQScecy. Price
only 75 cent?, i-nt by mall, Boai-paid, on receipt cf id?.
or^pr, bf ?
fif.KOFIt, SHUT!S i CO., Chemists,
2*5 River SL^Troy.JiVF
March 30. a_ITT_
"Ti TT.rBIsKSRS and MUS- ^aUjax.
I BT^A TACHE? forv-ed to ^^^k
SLMJW crow upon the smoothest
' ' ace ia lrorn ttjreo to ave
B?a*- weofes by using Cr. faEVIG- JKME
S?K Xh'S K ES*1 ? VKS. TE UR JfifL
t flSlBW^. CATLLLA1RE. - the- HMt'^Hff^
n- ^Bf^i^^^ woudgrful disoorery In nro? ^Bs^Birv^
0, dern science, actini; upon
j-; the B?kard and Hair in an almott miraculout msiicer! :
ni haa been used by the elite of Pula and London trim thc
y, moat flattering success. Nameec* ali purchasers w?
I? 1 bereglitered, and if entire satisfaction ls Uvtgrvsh lc
lu ! every Instance, Uta money win o* cheerfully ??^ftafiftri
la Price by mail taaied and poetpakl. $L DescrtptiTe cir'
i culara and testimonials mailed free. Addreti BERGER
8HUTTSA CO., Chemists, No. i? River street Trov N
j Y.. Sole Ageaie for the United States "*
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