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THE mwmm DULI ?, MCMILLAN & MORTON, PROPRIETORS. No. 18 ELAYNE STREET. CITY PRINTERS. TERMS C ASH. SUBaCKIPriON DALLY-! WEL VE MONTHS. DAILY-SEC MONTHS. DAILY-THREE MONTHS. SISOLE COPIES. TO NEWS DEALERS.-.- .. .810.00 &.00 . ?.W 5 cm1 ? ,3 CCMll RATES OF ADVERTISING. 16 cent? a Una for first insertion. 10 cents a Une for each subsequent insertion. 9 linea or under to be charged half a square For Marriage and Funeral Notices-91. AU Ball and Exhibition Advertisements must bo paid for In advance, unless they are ordered to be charged to regular advertisers._ FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 18, 1867. TRACES. rrhese touching Unee conclude a beautiiul poem called "Waua from the "ea," published in the August number of Scott's Magazine.] A splintered spar, a tattered shred Of pennon rent from top-meat heed A plank upon the rocking wave, White slab to mark the London's grave; A watch-the hands at haU-paat ten Who'll claim it? Sot the hour again 1 Sad thought, w o wcund a.d aet at laat ? Whoas life ran down at ten ?-half-past ? A woman's gown-the saddest trace. A bit of dainty, ruined lace! Who wore it ? Whose poor heart lay light Beneath these folds of stainless while r A baby bat with scarlet crest ; Who rocked the little thing to rest ? This glove T The waving hand ! Wb'J ll tell What vt atura sank with that farewell ? Two lint o sheets to wind around The ccs*c.a white 1 A sobbing sound Of mystic sight- has answered met Thon keep thy secrete, moaning sea. Man's life, man's love, we dare disclose : Tbe Future-hush ! God only knows. OFFICIAL.. LIST OF LETTERS Braining In the Postofflce at Charleston, for the w. et ending OCTOBER 17. 1867. and ordered to be print? d In Tara DAH.1 Nsw* agreeably to the foUcwlng eectton c t the new Postofflce Law. as the newspaper having tbe largest circulation in the City of Charleston : SECTIO? 6. And be it further enacted. That lists of let? ters remaining uncalled for in any Poatofflce li any city, town w village, whare a newspaper abell be printer. ?haU hereafter be published once only in the newspaper which, being published weekly or oftener, shall have the Urgent circulation within range of oeUvery of the ead office. tir Persons calling for Letters Advertised, should .tate that they are "Advertised." MJtW Office hoare from 8 A. M. to 6 P. M. On Sundays, from 6 to 6 P. M. STANLEY G. TROTT. Postmaster. WOMEN'S LIST. B Barring, TWey Ball. Lavenia Barnwell. Mrs S Benson, Mrs E Bllnjohrm, Sarah A Borno, Mrs Adele Brialin, Miss Mary Burna, Mian Sarah Brunet, Little D Burney, Mrs C Burton, Mrs H E Byred. Mrs Mary Brown, Nanny (col'd) Brown, Miss Mary 0 C Can bridge, E V Can bridge. Mrs Alan. Clauseen, .ara H S Conlon, Mi? C Coltely. Mies Bl aaa Oolceley. Mrs Mary (col'd) Cola, Mrs Rebec oa CoCchett, Mr? S J Courtney, Mrs Cohen. Mrs B Collina. Martha Curtin, Mrs Ellen ~ D David, Mrs Mary Diiley, Mrs Sarah Davis, Mrs S A David, Mrs L Dalgliesh, Mia? Mary A Divine. Julia Doyle, Mrs Mary Dace, Aurelia X Esoern, Mrs M 8 F Favers, Mis? Mary ?tnx. Misa Sophia Frost, Mrs Emma A O Green, Mr? Amelia G reen. Mle? Tena 0-ornjr, Mr? Ettta Oerity, Mil? ann Gibbs, Mia? Susan Gtbbe?, Mrs C M Glover. Mies EUa dornock, M?as Alica errant, Misa Lizzie Orotsr, Mrs Joana Grant, Miss Lavi? nia Gay, Mrs Sarah H .?fin?an t Mr? Eliza 0 jjaaaoome, Mies S A H Hausmann, Mrs S F Hall, Miss Lizzie Honcken, Misa D Hilborn, Mrs Eliza Hill. Mrs H A Holeaoubeck, Mrs P B Hockeady, Mary I Huggins, Mis? E ? Irwin. Mrs Marga? ret J Jenkins, Mrs Mar y J. nee, Mrs Celia Jones, Miss Celia Jones, Se Lear Johnston. Mary Jan? Jackson, Miss Em? ma K Kershaw, Caroline yfafm, Mrs J B L Lawrance, Jane r^r-fl*", Johanna Lewis, Mrs Isa? bella Leseene, Miss Anna C Leonard, Miss Della Leider?. Mrs Wm Little, Mrs Mar garet L?dge, MRA Lee, Mrs H H Martin, Mrs EUz za Myers, Misa M V Mean, Miss Menego, Mis? B Mitchell. Mrs Ann Michell, Parry Melvtan, Mles H , X MUx or, Mis? Tal talah Mikel!, Maria Mood, Mrs M C R Morreas, Mn Al? uce Munroe, Mrs E C Mood, Mrs C Moran, Mrs Momivr*, Mrs J Moons Mr? Oliver] , Mood, Mis? MC lidoUenheur, Mle? H Muir Mia? Jana Mull eue, Mis? E Mc McKeazia, Mr? E B ? Ney lan, Mise Mary Neihbour, Mn M Norla, Rebecca O'Gorman. Mrs 0 Olevitte, Mn E A O'Neil, Miss M A M Osboern, Mn James Ortmann, Mn M T F Parker. Mrs C A Panis, Harriet Pearson, Sarah PoweU. Miso Juba Proctor, Miss Juna Fawley, Miss M A Pringle, Mrs purse. Miss Je nette ?1 Quinliau. Mn M ft Ra. son. Nancy Reed. Mn 8 M Riven, Mise J D Rodolph, Mrs L Roberson, Susan S Sandon. Miss M Savage, Miss Mary [Scliaar. Miss Mary sort. Miss Liza Scaeper, Mn 8 Sheridan, Mrs Ma? ris Silkier, Mn E ?jeitos, Dian? Strobel, Mary B Simona, Lizzie Simmons, Mn J Smalls, Martha Swift, Mies C E T Tenchra, Mn M Thorn, Miss M E Treacy, Mn Taylor, Mn J A V Vincent, Mr? Wm Vanderpoo?, Mn S Vanning. Mr? E R W Watson, Miss Jen? nie Wallace, Mn J Wethcrhorn, Mn L West, Mn Maggie Wederhorn, Mn San Webb, Mary Atm Wel?singer, Miss D E 'Volte, Mn Sarah Wilting. Mis? L u Washington, Mar? gret Wilson, Mrs Caro? line Wilson, Mn Sa? rah William. Meier MEN'S LIST. A I F O %_mim, Henry Fink, H O'Brien, Martin sjsfioc, Robert Flncken, Albert Ohagan. Benj Alxconder, Oecr Floyd, Mr Osborn. W R Anderson. Cho- FUnlgan, John F tine Froening, Charlee Pacott, Frank ?__t?K*W? John K O Pan ley, James Atkinson, Shep- Gebhardt, Louis Padgett, Benj person Geoghan, Jame? Penders, Mathew Austrian Imperial Gibba, George Pinckney, Jae Boyal Consulate Goldman, S L \ (col'd) B Green, F J j Piste, J H Barry, Jamos Gregg, Harrison Porcher, Francie Barber, Jacob Grant, Henry Preal, John Barlas, Stephen (col'd) Prichard, Jo? BaO, William Grotheer, Johann Pytt, Wally *?arW, Capt Al- Hiarioh *4 blon K Grunthal, Julius Quinlan, Michael Bergman, B Qungalona, H B Baird. Bev Weah- B Ralf. Smith A Co logion Hawey, Samuel Rantin, Charles C Behling, Cadow Hayes, James Rain, Burrel PVT-""** Stephen Hammond. J S Rathburn. L Bennett, 8 L Harvey, Stephen Ready, Francie, T Renfort, Mr Hague, Robert Reed, H Benian, Geo Farden A Heath Recd, N K Bennett, William Henderson, Kel- Reed, Capt B G Bishop, H eon Richardson, L MMIPBSJL G W Howard, J Rhett, William Blakeley, E P Hughey. MUes Rielly, Preston David J Roach, Phi Iii Boitin, J H Jones, PF Bo.ai, Jacob Boa?, George Johnson. Arthur Byan, Jame? Brady; Phillip A S Bue .mas, W H Jones, G S Sanders, Burrel Breer, William Johnson, James Sanders, C E Breece, Wm Johnson, Abn- Schnackenberg, Brown. Bar W H nam Diednch Brown. Abram sa Schuckert, T ? L (P ci Kane, John L See bergers. A Brady. P Kenan, Wdliara Seeds, Isaac Brow. William P Kid, David Simmons, George Bracket, 8amuel King, Henry J N Siramone. A W Buss. W H Bilby, H B ?ingleton, Jacob g William Klerk'. J H sholls, Charles Buff. James Wade Koorian. Elias Sheen. Jame? Byrnt. John F Kuhlke, John Slattery, Alexan C Hinr der P Cannon, ? L 1? Smith, Thomee Cannie Jaa (P C) Lampin, Edward Smith, Rev W 0 Cammer, J J Lawrance, J R Smal Thomee Campbell, H W Levin, Abraham Spfnfan. DiedrUh Carry, Charts? Lewis, Col (tor- Spark, Charles, Cahill, Wm . merty 3d U S Sen Cany, Michael cavalry) 8peare, Wm Carr, L Lea, L H Stanley. R B Cannaday, James Len?, J L Stehle, E ChurchUl, M F Little, A F Stanff, C Planeen. J C Lohmann, Luder Strong, Carl Ma Oleary, P C Lofton, H M thia? Conleys- Haynes Luden. Wilhelm T CoUia?, M H Luden, Nlcholaus Taylor. T R Collina. S C Thomas, Henry M Coleman, James BS Thomas, Nelson W Marshall A McMll- Thompson. WU Cripps, Richard lan lington J G Creech, W H Maloid. Jick To wies. F W Cramer, Geo W Mathews, Dr Ed- Townsend, Charlie Crawford, John A win W Cate B B Mailganlt, C C Tonbens, Eurieu Cupht, James Meinas, John Tracy, Jos J B Cummine, J M Middleton, E B Prescott, CC D Miller. J B 1 ucker.CharlosAM Davis, Wm Morris, Butler TwohUl, D F Daria, Wm T Murphy. JJ V D?tele, John Murphy, J D Vanderlipp, Johu Bahlwes, Dink Meyer, John N Yeaning Elias Doocher, Jahn Myer. EA \V Doagana, Patrick Meyer, John Hen- Ward. William BOIT. MaiipiHe ry Wiedmann, Johu Doughty, ?j Mc Weaver. D Dunphy, Michael McCall, James J Welch. G E Basa, John W McClelland, J J Werner, A P Duffy, Michael McDowell, R A West, Thomas B McGinnis-, Wm Wilson, J C Easterns, John McNamara. John White, E P Damai B Witkow.ki, Rintel ?Vf-u^i Rdwd P X WU-ou, D Th Everett, G P Nathan, E Wilkerson, Benji F Napier, Kerchie man Fabian, Henry Neu, James W Wood, J L Fees, Gao O Niameyer. FW Z Planar. SO . Ziegler, Moritz 46?- Pereon? depositing letters in the Postofflce will pl?aso place th? stamp near the upper right band cor? ner of th? envelope, and they wfll ?lao please to remem? ber that without the ?tamp a letter cannot be malled, but; wul bs cent to the Dead Letter Office. October 13 COMM E RC TAL.. caporn for the Week ending Thursday, October 17. DOMESTIC. NEW YOKE-Per steamship Champion-1150 balee Up land Cotton, 8 bags it? Island Cotton, 123 tierces Bice, C3 bales Yaru ?ni Domestics, 31 empty Barrels, 28 Packages. 1 Horse.Per steamship Moneta 1 pocket S I Cotton, 524 bales Upland Cotton, 70 tierces Bice, 37 b .UH Lomestics, 120 Packages... per steamship Prometheus-100 tierces Rice, 606 bales Cotton. 100 bales Domestics, 15 packages Furniture. 2 cases Scgats, 50 packages Sundries. .Per sehr N W Smith-2C bags Ses Island and ?0J bales Upland Cotton, 77 tierces Rice, 59 bags Cotton Root, 117 packages Hardware, 6 Ale Barrels, 1 caso Mdze, 40 bois Crude Turpentine. BALTIMORE-Per steamship Falcon-800 bales Upland Cotton, 6 bales Hides. 15 biles Rags, 10balu> Domes? tics. 5 tales Leather. WILMINGTON. N C-d?er sehr Faunie W Johuston-25 .asks Rice. THE CHARLESTON MARKET, " FOB lUE WEEK ESPINO THUHSDAT. OCTOBBB 17. COTTON.-After a stroug decline, which caused much despondency on the part of planters aud factors, prices having reached figures which many think too low for the profitable cultivation of tho staple, say Low Middling 14 al4 ^c" Middling Mc., aud Strict Middling 16c. fl ft. Prices have rallied, and it is to bo hoped that they have permanently assumed a firmer attitude than has charac? terized them for some time, and closed yesterday at 16c. tot Low Middling, 17c. for Middling, and 17}i a 17?ic. for i trict Middling Cotton. Tue receipts of Upland contiuue to enlage, but Sea Isl un is ?re almost nominal; the arrivals have been 19 balea of Sea Island and 6119 bales ofUpland against 34 baleslof Sea Irland and 5030 bales of Upland the week before, and 215 tales ol' Sea Island aud 3771 bales of Upland during tho ?ame week last year. The Liverpool marki t, after re? ceding to 8^d. Vi ft. for Middh^if' bas Improved, and closed yesterday at 8>4d. V ft. New York, after re oh? ing 17,S@i8e" has hardened, Un rate yesterday being l?)ic. for New York Middling. We submit tho lollowlng .taisment of the business done in this market for the week ye?t closed: On Friday. October ll. yul parly operations were at rates indicating prices somewhat easier, when, during the forenoon, information from Liverpool having come to hand, which announced that quotations in that mar? ket were >?d. fl ft. lower, the demand Blackened, and prices iell off from a >? to Xe- w ft,; salas 180 bales ; Low Middling being quoted at 14@14X ; Middling at 15 (?15',, and Strict Middling at 16c. r lb. On Saturday the demand was active, prices, in some oases, being weaker, but generally unchanged ; sales 600 bales ; ?"ow Middling being quoted at 14@14X ; Middling at 15c, an} Kiriet Middling at 10c. fl ft. On Monday improved Intelligence from Liverpool caused a good demand, during which prices atitfemd to the extent of a half cent f* ft. Sales 300 bales. Low Middling being quoted at MX?Mc. {f iddling at S^o. and Strict Middling at I6@16>ic. fl ft. On Tuesday tts inquiry was quite animated ana try? ers purchased freely ai about a hali centf) ft. advance. Sale* 700 bales, Low Middling bein;; quoted at 16??a. Middling at 16? l? .*?c. fl tb. and *ti:cf Middling ?t 17c, * ft. On Wednesday, with a good disposition oa ths part of buyers, pr.'ces kept up an advancing tendency and hard? ened about a half cent fl ft. Sales 550 bale?, Low Mid? dling being quoted at 16c. Middling at l?S?^iTc. and Strict Middling st 1TMC. fl ft. Yesterday the market was firm, and in some cases au advance was obtained, buyers operating liberally. Sales near 700 bales, vis: 1 at \i ; 1 at 16; 30 at 15\? ; 'll ?t 15>, ; 37 ?t 16; 6 at ?6&; 12 at Kf?? VJ at MX; 206 at 17; 67 at MX! &* st 17?,; 84 at MX; 100 ft rlffi and 31 bftIea at 17X cents. We quote. LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION. Low Middling.16 ? Midc-ra*.17 ? Strict Addling.17 ^17?, COTTON STATEMENT. A lil'd Upl'd. Bice. Stock ou hand Sept 1, UOT. 182 810 180 Received this week.19 6119 621 Received previously. 67 lu850 866 243 M.UB 1567 Exports- 3. it'd. Up'd. Bia. This week. 35 4336 570 Previously. 7* 7036 366 City and local consumption. 1 ooo 108 11371 143C Total exporta and consumption 108 Stock on hand and on shipboard_ 180 SAITE TOCE LAST TEAK. S. I'ld. Stock on hand Sept. 1, 13?6......... 235 Reoel red this week. 216 Received previously.,. 364 11371 1436 6408 131 Upl'd. Bice. 5300 2771 HO 8345 61 Exports- 5. It'd. Up'd. Bice'. Thia week. 91 2907 105 Previously. 322 11802 40 .ill 16416 201 413 14209 145 I Total exporta., - 413 1420? 141 Stock on hand and on shipboard.... 401 2207 66 SKA ISLAND COTTON.-The arrivals continue on the most limited scale, and have been only about nineteen balee ol' Sea Islands and Floridas for tho week. Holders are, in some instances, shipping in preference to eeUing here at preeent figures. We learn of the sale of a fear bales of good Sea Islands at 45 @ 50c. fl ft. RICE-The receipt? of this grain have been about 10,000 bushels of Carolina Hough, and 116 tierces of j Carolina Clean, from Georgetown. S. C. We note salea of about 500 tierces of Carolina Clean during the week say 60 tierces at 7X& f* ft.; 70 tierces at 1%c fl lb.; 66 tierces ai 7\C fi ft.; 10 tierce* at a^c. fl ft-: sud 140 do. at 8J,c. fl ft. Yesterday some 90 tierce* good Rice was sold at 8)?c. ft ft. We quote fair at 7X @.8o-. Bad good Rice at ?\? ? 8t,'c ? ft. NA YAL STORES.-The arrivals hare been about 400 bbls. Rosin, 100 bbls. Spirits Turpentine, ai d 300bbls. Crude Turpentine. The Spirits changed banda at 61 a tic fl gallon. The Rosin waa scad at** 75 ? 4 fl bbl. fer No. 1. No common grades on the market The trans? actions m Crude Turpentine was at $3 26 f? bbl. for Vir? gin and Yellow dip. HAY-There have been received some 440 bales North El var. The demand continues very light and ls confine I entirely to the local trade. About 400 bales North River changed hand? at tl 20 ft cwt CORN.-The ?tock ha* become very tight in conse? quence of the non-receipt of supplies for several weeks. The demand is confined to a light Jobbing and retail trade, on the basis of $1 65 a 1 70 for jobbing and retail lots of prime Corn, by weight, bags included. OATS.-The business ta this grain is confined to tho local retail trade. The arrivals have been about 1008 bushels, consigned to dealers. We learn of no largo transactions. FLOUR.-This article continue? to have an upward tendency, and prices of Southern have improved about 60 cents ta barrel during th* week. We note sales of Southern Super at $12.60 ft barrel. Southern Extra at j $13(3,13.50 fi barrel, and Southern Family at Si4.50 ft barrel. With the advance in tl 9 price of Southern Flour dealers have imported to a limited extent of new North em and Western, which is selling at $12 for Super, and $13 ft barrel for Extra. BACON.-The ?tock of prime meat ls light, and with a moderate demand, holders bavo generally obtained full prices. The market ia supplied with inferior meat upon which the demand at present mainly runs, but it et Us st rates too Irregular tobo quoted. We quote prime Should? ers at 15 s,? 16 cents fl ft. ; prime Ribbed Sides at 18** oenta fl ft., and prime Clear Ribbed Sides ?tl9>,'@20 osota .ft ft. There ls a Mr supply of Belly Bacon and Stri t on the market; which is sold at ls ?nu ft ft. SALT.-The ?tock of this article la Lght and the en? quiry continues moderate. We renew our previous rates for Jobbing lots-say $2.60@2.75 fl sack. INDIA BAGGING.-The market is fully supplied with this article and buyers are purchasing only to a limited extent Holders are offering large lots at 24?24)i cents, and' Jobbing parcels at 26 cents ft yard. Dundee Bagging, 44 biches, IX tba. to the yard, is held at 30?39 ;otnts. Sea Island Bagging, 4* inches wile, 2 lbs. to the yard, ls held at 60@66 cents. ROPE.-In consequence of the us? of Iron Ties, the demand for Rope is very Ught and prices irregular, and somewhat nominal at quotations. We quote Hemp at J3@14 cents fl ft.; Oreenleaf at 14@15 cents, and Jute at 12 cent? ft ft. IRON BANDS AND TIES for Cotton are coming into use, and DILLON'S Universal Tie, Wu. ROACH. Agent, the Arrow Tie, R. MCBE A Co., Agents, tho BEARD'S Tie. GEOKOE W. WILLIAMS k Co.. Agents, and the W.ULEY Buckle Tie, STKEET BBOTHERS k Co.. Agents, are offer? ed in this market at l0>?@li>; cents ft ft. TIMBER AND LUMBER.-The 'stock oi Timber and Lumber has become almost exhausted, and quotations, are somewhat nominal, until receipt of further supplies. We quote Common Timber $4?*5 f) M; Mill limber M@*3 fi M, and Shipping Timber r.t $12 fl M. Raft Lumber ls selling at $12?$16 ?t M, and City | ( Steam Sawed at $1S?$25 fl M. FREIGHTS.-To Liverpool, by sail wo quote >?d. fi ft. on Upland aud ??d. fl lb. on 8ea Island?. To Havre, nominal. To thc West Indies, nothing offer? ing. Coastwise-To New York, by steam. $3 00 fl sale on Sea IslandB and Uplands; $160@S2 00 ft ?arce on Rice; by saR $150?2 00 ft bal?, and SI C0@125 fl ti-rce on Rice. To Boston, by steam, lie. fl lb. on Cottcn and ?2 00 fl tierce on Rice; by sail, Kc. fl ft. on Cotton. To Phihtdelphia, Jj cent ft ft. on Jpland Cotton by steam, and - cent fl ft. by sail. Ta Wilmore, by steam, Vic. %l ft. on Cotton, and $1 50 fl ierce on Rice. Tht ee steamers take freight through to ?hiladelphi?. On Lumber, by sail, to New York, Phila lelphia and Baltimore, at Stfcffc7 fi M. and on Timi er 9@10 fl M. nominal. EXCHANGE-Sterling Bills-the rate yesterday was 64X for sixty days bills. DOMESTIC EXCHANOE.-The banks aro purchasing ight Checks on New York at ?j per cent, off ; five > ten days, 1 *4 off ; ten to fifteen days, n3 off ; ?venty to twenty-five d-tys, IX per cent, oil ; iventy-flve to thirty days. 2 per cent. off. They are suing Sight Checks at par. GOLD.- The brokers were yesterday buying ai 4? end ailing at 43>?. Augusta .Market. AUGUSTA, October IC.-GOLD.-Brokers sre buying 1143, snd selling at 145. SILVEB.-Brckors sre buyiug at 133, aud telling at 133. I Vi STOCKS.-Georgia Railroad Stock sold to-day at 76 ants. COTTON.-There was a good demand to-day, nt full rices, the favorable news from Liverpool and New York B avlng buoyed up the market. The demand, however, R as confined to the best glades, the others being ne- N lected. The sales amount d to 628 bales. New York Pl tiddhngs 16)i cents. Augusta MiddUngs l?V cents. Re- B ?Opts 709 balee. N WHEAT -Red at $2 20 a 2 50; White at $2 50 a 2 75. Ol COEN.-Prime White $1 CO a 1 65; Yellow and Mixed 1 45 a 1 50. Bacon,-.-boulders 17 cents; R. Sides 19 cent? C. R. de? 20 a 21 cents; C. Sides 21 cents, Hams22 a 23 cents. Wilmington Market. WILMINGTON, October 16.-TURPENTINE-Hal de linod 36 cents on soft, and about 400 obis changed ands at $3 80 for virgin and yellow dip, and $3 60 for ard, per 280 pounds. FPIXITS Tu ari* TD.-E.- Tho market to-day has ruled [uiet but steady at previous neurea. Bales of 343 bois 153 vj cents, and 6 do at 64 cents per gallon. ROSIN.-The market has ruled dall ind Inactive, and myers not lisposed to operate unless at lower prices talcs of only 26 bbls No 2 at S3 30, and 60 do at 14 for io. L TAB.-Sales of 100 bbls at $2 65 per bbl. COTTOK-Has ruled armer to-day, bat prices have been rregular. Sales of 23 bales at 16c; 2 at 164 ; ll at 164 a 17; and 15 at 18 cants per pound for Middling-dosing at arter price. Baltimore Market. BALTIMORE, October 16 -Corras-Market remains juiet, but there is a better inquiry. A small lot of some .'jo bags interior Rio sold at 14c. The range of prices for Rio 184 to 184c; Laguayra 18a 184c; Java 24 a 26c, {old. COLTON-Market ls a little bet' jr; sale* early in the day of say 150 bales Middlings at 18c; but subsequently there was a stronger feeling and the closing figures were 18 to 184c, and we might say 19c. Fi.our..- The quotations last given still rule firmly, and are really 50c V bbl below the price cost of the wheat. QUAIN-Wheat bas an upward tendency; receipts to? day were but 6204 bushels, of which 214 bushels prime white brought 62 70. and 100 do choice sold at the ex? treme of $3 ; some 6783 bushels red found place at various prices, ranging from $2 15 to $2 37 for inferior, $2 50 to 12 CO for medium, and $2 70 to $2 90 for prime and choice. Corn-The offerings were light, say 330 bushels of white, of which 130 do new sold at $125, and seme 612 bushels brought ?145 to $1 47; 3000 bushels yeflow offered and sold at $1 43 for inferior, and tl 45 to $148 for prima Oats- Recel?te 3632 bushels offered ; some 1843 do sold at 70 to 75c Bye-300 bushels o lier ed, ot which 100 sold at 9175 V bushel. MOLASSES-Quote quiot but steady at 55 to 72c for Per io Rico; 48 to 68c for Cuba, and 60 to 75c for English Island V gallon. Prto VISIONS-Quotations arc same as yesterday ; nothing of moment doing. We have sales of 200 bbla prime Meaa Pork at $23 50 a 24; 30 do Mess at $36 : 50 hhds Bacon Shoulders and sides sold at 14?, to 14,4c for Shoulders; 1" ?a a 17 Vc for nb Sides, and 18 to 184 c for clear rib do; Hams, plain 19 a 20c; sugar-cured Western 33 to 26c. Lard firm at 144 to 14 40 for city; 14Xe for Western. BUTTES-Fine Dairies continue scarce and firm in price at 30 to 35c; Ohio 22 to 24c; other kinds remain aa last quoted. Su GABS-Are quiet. Wo have sales of 20 hhds Porto Rico at 13c; 10 do do at I8>ac ; Cuba grocery 12 4 to lS>ic; fair to good refining 114 to I2>4c. WHISKEY-A Utile movement lu iohbing way; nuote qomlnal at 36 to 38c In bond. RIGE--D, Talmadge A Co, in their circular of 11th inst, say: The harvest ls gathered and sala From the best calculation from each locality wa give the following, which comprises the whole of thc rice districts: Wacca maw 2000 tea ; Pee Dee li 00; 8antee 4500; Cooper River 4000; pon Pon 1600; Aahcpoo 3601)'; Combahee 60v0; Sa? vannah, Back River, 6000; Al tamana and Ogechee 13,000; and Cape Fear 2000-?ojOl 43,000 tea. Thia will not vary to the extent of 1600. The crep 1* coming In rapidly, as ibe South wanta money promut.' The first lot received I gt this point brought 124 a 12,4c. The succeeding lou ruled at U ? litt? Md, as the ??earn ia g?jwtijrJsnter and supply liberal, we torday quote: Fair (?0x# tc; fair (flint) 94c; good 10; prime 104, We expect oar rates to fall off; present ptlcea will driva Rangoon? Oft g gs* Wt domestic trade. AU foreign grades must b? taken bj the exporters; in tact we can realise higher prices in bond to-day than we can by paying duties. New York Market. MOSSY MABKIT. The New York Kf?tdftf Post, of Tuesday. October 16, says : The loan market Is fairly active, ?ul jfere issn ade? quate supply at 7, and money is leo ding st a ja} Jar^e amounts on the best securities. For Stock Exchange i loanB 7 ls the current rate, bat there appear to be efforts making tn certain quarters to excite apprehensions of stringency. ' The favorable turn jnlho Western exchangas, however, and th?large amountoof capital ?ocun?l*led hero, are auveae to fids apprehension, and &e pitt&l J^JJtJ which was defejoaed re??erday toward thtfUMe OT .bjtfik hours ls supposed to haye b*eD chiefly due lo teikfpd rary and artificial cao**. There ls in increased demand for discounts. choice bilk, passing ai j o *? The stock market ts irregular, Ooyernmente afg loy er, especially the ne ;>n-thirtles, which sr? doprasse-d hy heavy eales on the part, aa la alleged, or ap?g|*Mye operators, who. selecting these securities because they ?re ?ciiaitlve on account of the recent forgeries, hope to buy at cheat ar rates in preparation for the Inevitable re? coil fri prices which must follow when the temporary d? prosslon 'shall have passed away from the public mind, j Sixes ot OT iWv??W afjlltt and flve-twenUes ara ottered b fraction D?lowthe Causing rates of last evening. ?RODOOS M??fts?. ' Nsw TOBI, October t?.-*V__?> *c-Th* J*?fltet I toe Western and btate Fiour ft fairly acttfe, ?flSan/Hj;?*?1 tar on aU grades, but ara the ?lose part or lui Improb?- I ment was lost Family brands are firm. The sales are 18,000 barrels, at $9 25 a 10 for Superfine Stat?; $1065 a ll 20 for Extra State ; $1126 a ll 45 for Fancy State; $10 72 a ll 10 for the low grades or Spring Wheat Western' Extra; $10 7$ a ll 00 for Shipping Ohio; $11 76 a I 15 30 for trade and family branda, and $14 60 a 17 for St Louis ax tras. Including Ic 00" bbb) Extra State, for hut half Nprernber deUVory. af $11. ' ' " Buckwhoaf flopr ia dull at at $3 60 a A par 100 tba California floor hi firmer and in good demand. Sala? I of 7500 auks ?nd quarter sacks at $12 75 a 13 60 for thal to bend via Cape, and 1)3 76 a 14 for lots' via the lath mus. southern flour ia len activo but prices ?rc Arm. Sales of 600 bbl? at $11 a 13 26 for common to good Baltimore I and country extras, and $12 76 s li for trade and J'?uuly J brands. Corn meal ls firmar. Bales of 600 bbls at $6 60 for . ?r ?ey City, and $9 $0 tor Marsh's calorie. O RAIN-The wheat marketononod 9 a Sc better parti- j culariy spring, but ?re tie ?toas of 'Changs, owing to the farther ad ran ca in fretful* ta? Improvement was mainly lost. The demand la chiefly confined to shippers who have operated freely. Tb?sales aro 150,QUO bushel*, part last evening, at $2 32 a 2 36 for ho 2 Chicago Spring, the latter for extra; $2 27 a 2 28for NOS do; $8 8S ?2'3? for' N? 2 M?lwauJroe; $2 38 ? 2 40 for No 1 do; $2 75 for amber $tata; t? SO Tor smb.;. Michigan. White Wheats are held with much firuffiesg, j and are scarce. Oats are firmer and more active. The axles are 180,000 bushels Ohio and Western at 82 S a 88c on the spot, and 83 a 84c to arrive, closing strong. Cow. opened somewhat unsettled, with a moderate I demand, ' bat alosad strong at a mod?rete improve- I ment. The inquiry ls bria?;, mainly for home use, though in part for export. The salas ire 66,600 buahws damp and unsound at $1 38 a 1 40; Western' irliie? arti ?2"a 1 JIM I In store, and $1 43 a 1434 afloat; extra choice do $14* j Pao VISIONS-The Pork markst ha? been fairly tfhVb, but at lower figures, and cloees rather heavy at lnilao I rates. The sala?, cash and regular, are 3360 bbls at $22 36 a 22 60 tor Meas and ?20 25 a $20 50 for Prime. Beef romains' nouanaf. fiahjs of 100 bbls ou private I terms. Tierce beef and beef bams are golot. Cut meats ar? dull. Sales o? 1000 bbl? pltklad liam? st 18c, in bulk. ' "M J Bacon ia steady and fairly active. Sales of 110 boxes ] city Btretford cut at 13 4 a 134c; and 360 boxes Cumber land, for pacem ber and January, at 114c. Dressed U?gs are in demand and firmer. We quote at I 9.4 a Otto for city. Lard ie duh and heav,, Sab* cf 600 bbl? ?nd tea at I 14c for city; 14.4 a 144c for fair to pr)me steam and ket tie rendered. Corm-Rio ia dull and prices are nominal Corsos-Tue market is excited, and a further adrante j cf b*lf a cent is fully malntainoJ. Holden are asking I 20c for Middling Uplands. We quota at 19c lor Middling Uplands ; l9Kc for o"o Fioriaa ; 20c JOT do Mobile, and 21,4c for do New Orleans and Tessa MOLASSES-la in moderate demand and prices are I ste adj. Sales of Barbad oe? at 674c Bios-Is lower and dull. 8a]rs of New Carolina at 10.4 * from common to fair; ll a.Uttc .for tood to prune, SUQAB-Baw Sugars are in fair demand, and prices are I unchanged. We note ea'es at 114 a 114c for Cuba; lie for Porto Rico. Refined are unchanged. Market Hepa rt mai Quotation Skeet far Bonds, Stock? and Bank Bills, Ar Week .aiding October IT, I80T. ~ T ' kazpAaSD ar ANDREW M. MORELAND. Broker, So. 8 Broad ?treat, Charleston, S. C. SOPTgSng ?ASS. BILLS. Buying Rates Bank of Camden..36? 00 Bank of Charleston.20000 Bank of Chester. IMBM Bank of Georgetown.,. ..J70oo Bank of Hamborg. .,, iS0Ofl Bank of Newberry.to 4?00 Bank of South Carolina.104000 Bank of State of S. Carolina, prior to 1861.14000 Bank ot State of 8. Carolina, after let Jan., '61. .06000 Commercial Bank. Columbia.04000 Exchange Bank, Columbia..12@00 Merchant's Bank, Cher?w.09000 People's Bank, Charleston.49000 Planter's Bank of Fairfield.,.,,,.08300 Planter's and Mechanic's Baak, Charleston.,.. 19000 Southwestern Railroad Bank, Charleston.38033 S Uto Bank, Charleston. ... JMHO Union Bank, Charleston.. .76000 City of Charleston Chang? BIOs.,.,',.. .85000 State South Carolina Traaeury Not?e.,,,,85000 BONDS, eroox ABD COUPONS. Georgia State Coupon?.$7066 Georgia Sta ta Bond Seven Per Cent (old).00000 Georgia S ute Bom} cheven Per Cent (new).83000 Memphis Coupons. Cu?...?0046 Memphis Bond?. City.,,.?0000 City of Colombia Bonds.,.90000 City of Columbia Coupons.. ..30000 Sooth Carolina Railroad and Bank Stock.43044 South Carolina Railroad Six Per Cent Bonds,.680/10 south Carolina Railroad Seven Per Cent, Bonds... 69060 South Carolina R. R. Certificate of Indebtedness . 60000 City of Charleston Six Per Cent, Stock.. '. ,g?0$5 . Jlty of Charleston Certificate of Indebtedness_SStisS? ? City of Charleston Fire Loan Bonds.00000 ?Ute of South Catalina Bonds (old).38000 I state of South Carolina Benda (nsw Issue of January 1,1S07.,. .86000 State of South Carolina Stock.260(H) Rate of South Carolina Coupon?.,,.33000 ( People's N?tlonal B?nk Stock., .96097 ( nrst National Bank Stock.'.., ,96097 ' Northeastern Railroad 1st Interest Bonds.'. .6306? ( liortheastern Railroad 1st Coupons ( past duel.46046 i fortheastern Railroad Certificate of Indebtedness. 49000 1 Charleston Gas Company Stock. 13000 1 Charleston City Railway Stock.,.. .36000 c Charleston and Savannah Railroad Bonds (State ? guarantee).40000 Charleston and Savannah Railroad Bonds (let inter? est of 2d hen).00000 .tty of Savannah Ronda.66000 City pf Savannah Coupons (due previous to let June, ; 1866)..-.I.90000 Hty of Savannah Couponstdue after let Juse,18CC).950OO f lemphis and Charleston Railroad Bonds.79080 1 lemphis and Charleston Railroad Coupons.92000 -. Money brings 24 per cent, a mouth on first-class col- , it?rala. - Any information m relation to Bmds, Stocks, Cort? ?n?, or Bank Bills, wiU be tarnished by appUcattoo, j ither ia person or by letter, to the Broker above named, 1 t No. 6 Broad street. 1 'uuiparuttvt- Export, of Cotton from Ute Port of Charleston. EXPORTED TO iverpool. cotland. ither British Ports. SSA ISLA tm. Bales. UPLAND. Bales. Total to Groat Britain. lavre. farselUes. Mer French PorU. T?Ul to France. folland. Olgium. orth of Europe. ToUl North of Europe. suth of Europe. 'eat Indies, Ac. Total Foreign Ports. os ton., hode Island, Ac. ew York. tiiladelphla. altimore and Norfolk_ ew Orleans, Ac. ther United States Porte. 2 ?06 Total to Coastwise Porte. Grand Total. 667 8.480 581 1,673 108 108 11,371 11,371 ?xporta af Rice, Navrai Stores sud Lamber from the Port of Charleston, from tue tat September to 0:tober 17, 1867. oston. sw York. bUadelpbia. [altimore. [artford. Conn..., t'ilmington, N. C. Total Coastwise. sata-i.... lall fax, N 3. Total Foreign. Grand Total. Tierces. 63 842 930 V. STOBKH. I LUMBEB. Feet Barrell". 4M 5,005 10 83 6,792 5,842 1,039,000 80,000 4H.000 78,000 1,611,000 239,318 62,754 302.072 1,913,072 Charleston Wholesale Prices, ARTICLES. BAGGING, V yard Dundee. Gunny Cloth. BALE ROPE, ft ft-ManUla. Western. New York. Jute. BREAD, fl lb Navy. Pilot. Crackers. BRICKS, ?M. BRAN, V 100 ft?. COTTON, f? ft Ordinary to Good Ordinary. Low Middling. Middling to Strict Middling. GOOd MliMlltig. Sea Island. CANDLES, ft ft^r*rm! '.. Adamantine. Tallow. COFFEE, ft lb-Rio. Laguayre. Java. CORDAGE, fl ft-Manilla. Tarred American. CORN MEAL, V bbl. COAL, f? ton-Anthracite. Cumberland. COPPER. V ft-Sheet. FERTILIZERS Peruvian Guano, fi ton. Pacific Guana, ft 2000 fts. Phoenix Guano. Baugh's Phosphate, f> 2000 lbs... Bhodes' Phosphate, fl 2000 fts.. Mapea'Super Phosphate, ft 2000 ft Zell's Baw Bone Phosphate. Zell's Super Phosphate of Lime.. Woolston'!) Phosphate of Lime.. F/SH-Cod, fl 100 fts.. Berring, fl bot.... Mackerel, No. l, ft bah* bbl..... Mackerel, No. 2, fi bair bbl. Mackerel, No. 3, fi bbl.. Mackerel, No. 1, by kitto. No. 2.. flo. 3. Sardinas, fi ),00T-ouarter boyes. fljjlf frox.es... FLOUR, fi bbl-Super. Northern and Western Extra Baltimore Extra. Southern-Super. Extra. Family. FR CITS-Prunes, fl ft. 12>i? - - ? - 10 ? - 12 (CL 15 .00 @20.OO 33 & - 17? Tried Apples. almond*. L?? (bell. Raisins, M.''ft.,ftUt. 4, Raisins, Layer.<..-..>,,, 4 Oranges. ' Lemons, ft box.Io. ULA SS. ft box of 50 feet American, 8x10. 6. .^enusa. 10x13. 6. muWvmt:. 7. QR ATS- Msrylahd Oats, fv bushel.... Western osta, ft burfhfel!. . HIDR&Pb?f,**:.. .:...;.:.......'. % i ?NDioo-* is...::. I. /?O.V-Refined, fi ft.... i iwcde. LATZ*-9*. i L/J?-iSh?u, ? ??M... South Carolina.HI?. 1. ^^w^fea, 1st quality-1 50.: White Pine, good run..38 .1 Yellow Pu?.20.( Boards, ft M. feet-Rough.12.( Grooved and Tommed_38.( LEATHER, country tanned, fl ft. MOLASSES, ft gallon-Cuba. i Muscovado. f Sugar House. ( Naw'Otieaas. 1 .Vi VAL STORES, ft bbl-Tar-.'._ Pitch.7.i.? Rosin, Pale.4.1 Rosin, No. 1. 3.7 ?osm,??. 3. 3..C RosimSo, 3.,,..... 2.7 Splrd* TorPtDtine, fi caiiop. S OMSin. "? rs. 1 .ViILS-American, 4@20d. ft keg. 5.5 American Wrought. y ?tv . . 7_5 Copier, fl ft. 1.0 Galvanizad. 3 Spiles.?. 1 OHS Uni, ft gallon. 1.4 Linseed, fl gallon. 1.5 Sperm, Winter, fl gallon. 2.9 Cotton Seed, fi gallon. r-J?t tit Ll, fr fallon. 3.01 m*;f?*dj&?.-.-.....i ?.? aaroseks, ? ?WW/./.'.'.y. _ Benzlno, fl gallon.? PBOVISIONS-beet, meas, ft bbl.16.0i Beef, prime.?ii. A.14. ot Pork, meas.38.0? Romp. - Bacon, Hams, fl ft. li Baopn, Sides. IC ?fco?, Shoulder*.... U 45 11.00 10.00 ? 80 (5)11.50 ?10.50 & - ? 28 ? 4V ? 6.00 <S) 6.50 Sn.oo 1.70 3. oe S i s tw 07;? 5 ..IS' ? 2.25 * 3.50 ? 4.60 ARC 00 ?25.00 ?16.00 (332.00 ? COO ? 4.OD % 2.86 ? 62 <m - ? 7.00 Baopn, Bides.| ia Si? 20 Bt?^, Shoulder*.... 16*? 16 butter...7.?.VV.j w'^jg 1J Chees*. B I M Potatoes, fl bbl. 4.00 ? - Onions. 4.00 ? - Apples. 8.00 ? 9.00 PAINTS-White Lead, fl ft. 10 ? 10 Black Lead. 10 ? 12 ??l^?Eisj'v;; . Wi! 11 SLATES^-im?icm'. ?'tqwre\'.'.'.Y.'.','. J2.60 ? SHINGLES, fi M. 7.00 ? 8.00 White Pine, first quality.13.00 ? - SA XT-Liverpool, coarse, f. sack. 2.60 ?2.76 liverpool, fine. - ? - SPICES, fiTrP-C**sJa. 1.00 ? - *|ic5..:..,.r.7T?...... 1.75 ? - Oloy**..i 75 ? - ft::-;::;:;:::::::: U %T Pi?*mo...-..!........... ?;, B ? ?o Race Ginger. SO ? - SPIRITS, f. gallon-Alcohol. 6.00 ?6.00 Brandy, Cognac. I 4.00 ?12.00 Brandy, Domestic.'.. 3.00 ?3.76 eto.gohaod. 4.76 ?6.00 Gin, iaiincan. 3.50 ?3.75 Rum, Jamale*.. 6.00 ?6.00 Rum, N. ?...'...;;,,,. j 3 60 ?8.00 Whiskey, Bourbon.$.?u Q 6 00 WhUkey, Rectified. 3.80 ? 3,46 3PG4B, V lb-Baw. 18 ? 15 p?wa5!a.'. '. '. '. 17 ? 18 (iw?edB... 17 ? 18* ciarifle?o...:. ..'.'.. 16*? 17 Loaf..,.'. . .......... 19 ta VJ Porto Rico. H ? 16 Moscora?v . 13 w Y? SEQARS-Domtaucmanufacture, ft M. 18.00 ?46.00 TB A S, ? ft-Imperial. 3.00 ? 3.50 GrmpQwJer. 2.00 ? 2.60 By?.?r.;. 1.60 ? 1.00 Young Hyson..... 1.60 ?1.60 W?W..:..MS @ 1.75 TOBAO?0.3 ft, as per quality. 40 Bia 77*fl2?-He.TaTJmhw-YeilowPine. 4.00 ?13.0? ash.' - ? - Poplar. - O - Hickory. - ? - rLV-I C Roofing Plate.15,00 || IX Roofing Plate.17.00 @ - IC Tin Plate', 10x14.16.60 @ - IX Ita Plats 10x14.17.00 ? - I C Tin Plate, 14x20. 16.60 ? - JfoAliLj*. 40 ? - Baling... 46 ? - ^.mp...-...v..ii tv ? -? ?10.00 ? 54 ?30. Oy ?16.00 Fa?Jraff-Bjrgbi, ft g^uon. P iv r*v fl u e. riNEGAR-Whutlftftji ???n. '. Cider.\T7_TrJv .'.. French. WINE, fl gallon-Port. Madeira. Sherry. ZINC ? basket. Conslgaieea per sontn carpllxtsv Railroad Oflober If 627 bales Cotton, 10 bales Yarns, IS bbl* Rosin, 6 cars ^"Jfv*ad Sun4ri?s- lo T Wbiiney, E g Bodgera b ;o, O Reeder, E J Kingman, Major Parker, Q H Wajtar k Co, Railroad Agent, Willie A Chlsolm, G W WillUms I ;o, S J Wlss A Co, H L Jeffers 4 Co, J B E Sloan, J H Jagg?tt A Co, J R Pringfc, W C Courtnay A Co, H Wood l l Bnrgesa, J H Pieper, Courtenay t Trenholm, J An? iel, Adams, Frost A Co, F C Mey, M Goldsmith A Son, B larety, Street Bro? A Co, C N Averill A Son, Mrs Creake PORT CALENDAR. CO ERECTED WEEEJ.?. , PHASES or THS KOOM. Oh. 47m. even I Last Q. 20th, Sh.47m. morn nu M. 13th. 8h. aaa, morn | New M. 27th,Tn. 43m, morn OCTOBIB. Monday_ Tuesday.... Wednesday. Thursday... Friday. Saturday... Sunday. SON. BISES. I SETS. MOOS BISE9. mon WATER C-. 9 5..28 6..26 5..?15 6..?I4 6. .23 6.. '22 6..21 6. 42 7..22 8..12 9.. 3 10.. 0 ll.. 0 Morn. 7..56 8. .42 9..26 10..16 ll.. 8 1 1.14 MARINE NEWS. PORT OF CHAILGNTOK Arrived Yesterday. Sehr W S Boughten, Tatem, Philadelphia, 5 days, oal. To Budd A Blake. Sehr William A John, from Com tabee. 2165 bushels ough Rice. To Adam? Frost A Co. Smack T M Waller, Franklin, New York. Ballast. To ie Master. Cleared Yesterday, leamship Moneka, Shackford. New York-Juo A Theo Getty. Weat to sea Yesterday. ieamehip Moneka, Shackford, New York. from this Port. eamablp George B Upton, Rich, Boston, Oct 14. eamihip Faleon, Reed, Baltimore, Oct 15. r brig CUo, Wilson, Wilmington, N C, Oct 16. rig Volant, Dodge, Georgetown, S C, Oct 12. rig Model, Johnson, Georgetown, 8 C, Oct 14. rig Anna D Toirey, Sellera. Georgetown, S C. Oct 14. hr Myrover, Hughes, Georgetown. S C, Oct 10. I I? for this Port, eamshlp PsUpsco, Neff, at Baltimore, to leave Oct 17. hr Carrie S W*bb, Worthington, at New York, Oct 14. Cleared for thia Port, .ig Tangent, Rich, at New York, Oct 14. hr Ben Brown, Croasby, at New York, Oct 14. lie ILIST OF VESSELS UP, CLEARED AND BAILED FOB THIS PORT. FOREIGN. LTVEHPOOL. rit?sh balk Yum uri, Thompson. < leered.3ept 23" r buk Queen, Stuart, sailed.August 19 riuah bark Tecunineh, Rpoaagle, up.Sept 33 be Chattanooga, Freeman, sailed.August 19 be Halc?n Adelatein, Backer, up.Sept 14 be Charleston, Morley, Bailed...September 18 ANTWEBP. he litton, Eeoger, sallad.Sept 4 DOME.S TIO. BOSTON. teamsblp Oeorge R Upton. Rich, to leave.o.Oct 19 chr Fanny K Shaw, Shaw, np .Sept 'i8 i-hr Maine i aw, Johnson, cleared.Oct 10 chr Ida Hells, Weeks, np.Oct Iii KEW YORK. teamship Saragossa, Crowed, to leave.Oct 19 trig Martha, Stone, cleared.Oct ll trig Tangent, Rich, cleared.Oct 14 chr Ben Brown, Crossby, cleared.Oct 14 chr Carrie S Webb. Wortolngton, up.Oct 14 chr B N Hawkins, Wyatt, cleared.Oct 8 chr M B Dram hall, Hussey, up.Oct 8 llALTOfORE. teamship PaUpsco, Naff, to leave.Oct 17 OEOHOETOWX, D. C. lehr J A Halleck, CrowelL. sailed.Sept 19 LIST OF SHIPPING In the Port of Charleston, Oct. 17, 1867. XSaflELS UNDEK 100 TONS, Aim STEAVESS COABTD?? WITHIN THE STATE EXCEPTED. STEAMSHIPS. danhattw. 1337 tons, Woodhull, at Adger's wharf, tor New York, loading.Jno fe Theo Getty Uliance, 4tii tons, Kelly, at Atlantic wharf, for Philadel? phia, loading.,H F Baker k Co. lea Gull, 618 tons, Dutton, at Union wharf, for Balti? more, loading.Conrtenay fe Trenholm SHIPS, Et C Winthrop. 940 tons, Stewart, at Boyce k Co's wharf, for Liverpool, loading.Bavenel k Co t melia. 688 tons, Conner, pt Boyce k Co's wharf, from Liverpool, walting.J Fraser k Co Charlotte, ll00 tons, Spear, st Atlantic wharf, for Liver erpool, loading.W B Smith k Co BARES. Elgin (Br), 312 tons. Healey, at Mai snail's wharf, for London, loading.Street Bros k Co Sector (Br), - tons, Nelson, at Union wharf, from Mid? dle bu rough, Eng, discharging.Street Bros fe.Co artistic (Br), - tons, True, st Boyce i Co's wharf, for Bristol, Eng, loading...K Mure k Co BRIGS. Henry Laurens, 117 tons, Bordon, at Union wharf, for a Cienfuegos, walting... J A Kristow fe Co Bellona (Br), - tons, Rawlings, at Marshall's wharf, ' ' for Bristol, Eng, loading.... .. ... B Mure fe Co Queen of Britain (Br), 144 tons, Symons, at Venning's wharf, for Bril toi, Eng, loading..R Mure fe Co Reystone. 430 ton*, Barter, at Fraser's wharf, for New York, loading.Risley fe Creighton SCHOONERS. D Talbot, 3$5 tons, Packard, in Ashley River, for a ' -NbrOjern-port. loading.::?.Master Navita (Br), 119 tons. Shields, la Ashley River, for St John's. N B, loading ...'. ... ?".. HsntH if Salas J R Jova (3-masted), - tons Little, at Accommodation wharf, for Boston, loading.H F Baker fe Co Sophia R Jameson, - tons, Ross, at Brown fe Co's wharf, for New York, loadla :.Street Bros fe Co Americas, 284 rona, Moss, at Brown fe Co's wharf, for New York, loading.TI upper fe Sons CHtos. 218 tons, Hatch, in Ashley River, for Boston, ' f Bedutg.Street Bros fe Co J Crocker, ?19 tons, Lowe, at Central wharf, from Boston, wai? m.?..-.i.,J..fUHW fe prejghton Carrie M Rich, - tons, Amsbury, at Union wharf, from Hilton Head, S C. to be repaired. .JA Enalow fe Co "tpor, 310 tons, Bogert, at Brown fe Co's wharf, from J "Sew y^j, discharging.W Roach J M Montfort, iff ?6ba,-Newrr.aE, **- Palmetto wharf, from ? phHodflphia, <il?char?*ag.':.:BtsHy fe Creighton A E Coaklin, 173 tons, Daniels, at Brown fe Co's- wharf, from New York, discharging.Street Bros fe Co W S ?iouKL.^n'. - tons, Tatem, at Boyce k Co'a wharf, ? from Phi ladelplfle, discharging. ..;>... Budd k Slake j^pS^^^WsHCT fi streng i haning ?nd vJ0^!^%^?^a|^ or'oil^dlse^seaSnhid^ni "* .yHjjIifr*1*"yfjkmyt to thu animal, auch as " LUNG FEVER. GLAND? ERS. YELLOW WATER. HEAVES, COUGHS, DIS? TEMPER. FEVERS. ?aa^ F?UXD?lt, LOSS OF ^J^Bik APPETITE AM) VI- %__ U\\_ TAL ENERBY, kc. "^^? ITS USE IMPROVES ?jM fttaSJBB*v THE WIND. IN- ? Hbwk. CREASES THK AP- B3N PETITE-G IVEs A g^ZW^Mu AWWK SMOOTH and GLOS- / m %MW?W V SY SKIN-and trana- U J , _\VM\_ forms the MIMERA-jtJLi Ji_dm ? BLE SKELETONS ??SLrfiaMk^ivv-fc?liR EMO A F1NE TOOK-???a^SMB?S?flSCB^ ING AftfD WBiT^HQRSE. -fi TO KEEPERS OP COWS THIS PREPARATION IS O^^L^MjM^sRBa. <md improves the quail |M9| HHIBBBBWI 'MH ^oea Proven a<>" -?HTMB T. LVI tual experiment to tn .TsH EBKT^Hj I crease the quantity ol ^iy**^J|HBp?8| twenty ^pek cen?., and SMBMBW?MB Ms?tM firm and sweet. In ht ^Sggg^SaBa^ni^K ? tuning cattle, lt gives ens their hide, and mokes them thrive much faster. F OUT B'S ( LL Eli KATE D HORSE IND CATTLE POWDERS. IN ALL DISEASES OF SWINE SUCH AS COUGHS tJLLCEBS lS' IHf.' LUNGS, LIVER, feo., this article acta as a specific By putting from one-half a paper c to a paper in a barrel1 3f a will the above dis 3Mea will be eradica? ted or entirely pre? sented. ' if ?drep m lime, a certain nreventi;a an^ cure for-tte Hog Cholera. rWfeWWBI S. A. F0UTZ ? BRO., No. 116 FRANKLIN STREET BALTIMORE, Md. FoR SALE BY DOWTE & MOISE, SOUTHERN DRUG HOUSE, NO. 151 MEETING STREET, OPPOSITE CHARLESTON HOTEL. March ? stuth?mo MUM? ?LD RIP VAN WINKLE OIN. GOLD MEDAL SHERRY, PORT AND MADEIRA, HARVEST BOURBON, WHEAT NUTRIENT, OLD HOMESTEAD RYE. N ADDITION TO OUR BUSINESS OF SELLING WINES, etc., in original packages, and In order to isure to consumers Puro Liquors In a compact and con? fient form, wa commenced tho enterprise of bottling id packing in cases our well known Wines. Brandies, hiskies, fee., and have ssnt them out in a style that auld preclude the possibility of their being tampered ith before reaching the porehaser. The general appre ation and gratifying success that has rewarded our forts has encouraged ns to maintain the standard as re? ir?* quality, also to make Increased efforts to retain the mudenco and patronage which has been so liberally be owed upon ?8. BIN INGER fe CO., Istabbsbed 1778. | Importera ot-Wines, fee, No. 16 Beaver street, New York. The above popular goods are pct up lu cases contain g one dozen bottle? each, and ard sold by all prominent ruggists, Grocers, Ac. --O Opinions of the Press. The name ot Biningerfe Co., No. 15 Beaver street, ls a tarantee of the exact r.r.d literal truth of whatever they present.-rV. Y. Com. Advertiser, The importing huune of Bininger k Co., No. 15 Bearer reel, la conducted upon principled of integrity, laimeay id the highest honor.-.V. Y. Epen ina Express. (?OOI?KK ll, WI NEMAN & CO.. N 153 MEETIN? STREET, Opposite Chark eM Ho'el. and DOWIE & MOISE, SUCCESSORS TO KINO ? CASS IDE? No. 151 MEETING STREET, Wholesale Agent.-, Charleston, S. O lannary HO wfoiemo* THE FLORENCE GAZETTE, )UBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY. AT FLORENCE. S. C., offers an excellent medium to Merchante and iern who wish lo ntcud their business in the Pee e section or the Kiata, Rates or advertising very res nable. _September 16 THE OliANGEBUKG NEWS. >URL1SHEI> EVERY SATURDAY MORNING. Al Orangehurg, s. C. Terms fi per annum, in ad nee. During the spring and tall seasons extra copies of the .ANQKBcno NEWS will be circulated for the benefit ot r advertising patrons. .'ontract Advertisements inserted on the most liberal ms. Address SAMUEL DIBBLE, Editor Orangebnrg News, february 25 Oraugeburg, 8 MISCELLANEOUS._ PHILADELPHIA UNIVERSITY OF MEDICINE AND SURGERY. rlHE PHILADELPHIA UNTVEESITi' OF MEDICINE AND SURGERY was organized in 19*8. Chartered )ylhe Legislature, February 36.1863. Name changed )v a legislative enactment to the Eclectic Ifccdi cal Col? ene of Philadelphia, in 1860. In 1863 lt purcius ed the Pennsylvania Medical College, established In 1512, and he Philadelphia Medical College, which had prevtorsaly seen merged into the Pennsylvania Medical College, Jp IB6A lt purchased the Penn Medical Univewily. Thu Trustees of the separate schools united, petitioned and jbtained a special Act of the Lepta .a turo, consolidating tneee institutions and cha. ging their names to that of the Philadelphia University of Medicine and Surgery, Ma.-ch 16,1865. All these various Acta are publi bed lu the statutes of Pennsylvania. The cost of the t uilding iud museum waa over one hundred thousand dollars. It ?ill be observed that the University, as now organized, is the legal representative of the lour Medical Colleges that it has absorbed. It is a liberal school of medicine, con? fined to no dogma, nor attached lo any medical clique but embraces Tn its teaching everything of value to the profession. Staion t.-lt has two foll sessions each year, commenc? ing on the 1st of October, and continuing until the 1st of January, as its first session, and from the 1st ol January to the 1st ol April, as its second; the two constituting one full course of lectures. It has also a summer session, commencing the lat April sad continuing until August, for the preparatory branches, such as Latin, Greek, Mathematics, Botany, Zoology, Chemistry, Anatomy Physiology, etc, Ticket*.-Tickets to the full course of lectures $120. or $60 for each session. For the summer or preparatory course $25. Graudatlng lee $30. To aid yoting men of moderate moans, the University has issued five hundred scholarships, which are sold to first-course students for $75, and to second-course students and clergymen for $5o! euch constituting the holder a life member, with the perpetual privileges of the lectures, and all the teachings ol the school. The only additional fees aro a j early dis? secting and matriculating ticket, each of which ts $G. The Advantage* of Schotarthipt.-Tae student holding a scholarship can enter the College at any time during the year,' attend as long as he chooses, and re-enter the insti? tution as Lequently as desired. It requires no previous reading or study to enter the University on scholarships, hence, aU private tuition fees are sarto". Students, by holding scholarships, ctn prosecute other business a part of the time. The candidate for graduation can present himself at any time, and receive nie degree as soon as qualified. In casca stn ent should bold a scholarship and not be able to attend lectures, it can be transferred to another, thus preventing any losi>. Parents, guardians or friends of students wishing to purchase scholarship tor them a year or more before their attendance at the University, can secure them by advancing one-half the price and paying the balance when the student enters. Physicians and benevolent men can bestow great benefit upon poor young men by presenting them a scholarship, and thus enabling them to QDtaip M MHl?iHt profession. The Faculty embraces aeventeon eminent physicians and surgeons. The University has associated with it a large hospital clinic, whete every form bf medical and surgical disease is operated on and treated in the pres? ence of the class. - - COLLKOE BOTLDIHO.-The College building, located in Ninth street, south of Walnut, is the finest in the city. Its front ia collegiate gothic, and is adorned with em battlements and ' embrasures, presenting a novel, bold, and beaut! lui appearance. The facade 1a of brown stone, ornanented by two towers, ruing to the elevation of eighty feet, and crowned with au 'embattled parapet. The buttdlng contarns between fifty and sixty Tooms, all supplied with water,- gsa, atd every- other convenience that modern- improvement1 can' contribute to facilitate medical instruction? Only five hundred scholarships WT ll bo issued, agd M two hundred and fifty are now sold, those Wfifl Wl?h ?9 .pcqre i?? ahon)d do so at once. Money can bu remitted by eipaess, ar a draft er check sent on any National Bank in the United States, when the scholarship will be returned by mail, signed by the President of the Board of Trustees, JOSEPH S. Fi SHER, Esq., and the Dean of the Faculty, W. PAINE, M. D. All orders for scholarships or other business of the Uni? versity, should be addressed to Professor W. PAINE, M. D., mM?NrwO?C "* NEW BOOKS. ~ PAYNE'S PRACTICE OF MEDICINE." " A NEW WOBE JUST rSsUKD'BY W. PAINE, M. TX, Professor of.the Principias and Practice of Medicine and Pathology In the Philadelphia. University of Medicine and Surgery; author of Bane's Practice -of .Surgery; a J^S^V^SR ?u^?cl^ Medicine; . Revtewtf He*Aa?dpatliy ; a Work on tue His? tory rrf Medicate-Editor of University Medical and Snr giea|7<?5p?T Ba IR PAft NE? PS1**0 9f M V*T** medicine and rergm, IBctadlnii those of womeai and children together with their pathology and I r?arment by allthe usWMld improved methods. Price $7; postage 60 cents. Addresj the author, No. ?33 A&cB STREET, Philadel? phia, Pa. ^7. . ALSO. A NEW WORK. Entitled Nsw SpKepkMediaaes, which ls the only work ever published upon Materia Medica, embracing ad the Eclectic, H?rnest atnie, and Botanic Rem'dies, with a lull regular Materia Medica. Price $6; postag? free. Address as above. UNIVERSITY JOURNAL mmm A SEMI-MONTHLY JOUBNAX or MXDICIHE, SUEOEBY, PHYSIOLOGY, HT QI ENE AND OF.YEUAL LITEKA TURE, DEVOTED TO THE PROFESSION AND TEX HBO ELK. The cfieape ( Ugdlf-al piper (u tho world, published ever? two weeks st the University BiUldiug, Ninth-street, South of Walnut Single copies.$1.00 Five copies to one address.4.35 Ten coplee to oue address.7.80 Fifteen copies to one address.9.30 Twenty copies to one ad aa.10.00 The getters up of the Club snail have one copy gratis. Address W. PAINE, M. V.. Editor, September 12_Philadelphia, Pa.__ There cometh glad tidiugs oi Joy to all, To young and mold, to gt eat and to small; The beauty which once wac so precious and rare, Is free for all. and all may be lair. By the ase of CHASTE LL AR'S WHITE J4QUJD ENAMEL, For Improving and Beautifying the Complexion, The most valuable and perfect preparation in use, for giving the akin a beautiful pearl-like tint, that is only found In youth. It quickly removes Tan, Freckles, Pim? ples, Blotches, af otb Pitches, Sallowness. Eruptions, and an impurities of tho Barn, kindly healing tho same leaving the skin white and clear as alabaster. Itu use cannot be detected by the closest scrutiny, and being s vegetable preparation is perfectly harmless. It ls tin only article of the kind used by the French, and ie con? sidered by the Parisian as indispensable to a perfect toilet. Up warda of 30,000 bottles were sold during tue past year, a sufficient guarantee of lu efficacy. Price or?kf 75 cents. Sent by nra tl. post-paid, oh receipt of un order,by " . BERG, ER, SfJUTTU fe CQ., Chemists, Q&WrsV, TroyrTr March DO. 1 yr THIS DELICIOUS TONIC, ESPECIALLY DESIGNED for'theuaetfth?. -lieijicul Profession aqd the Family. is now endorsed by all the prominent Physicians, Chem? ists and Connoisseurs, as possessing AU thuse intrinsic medicinal qualities (tome and diuretic) which belong to OLD AND PURE GIN. We trait that our established reputation rounded uucp eighty-eight years of experience-abundantly vin die?tea ntl? cUws rn public confidence, and guaran tees the excellence cf thu Standard Article Put up in cases containing one dozen bottles each and sold by all prominent Druggists, Grocers ..io - A. M. BIN INGER ? CO, [Established 1778. Sole Importers . No. 15 Beaver street, New Yoi Opinions of in Frees. The Blningers, No. 15 Beaver street; have a very high reputation to sustain, as the oldest and best house in New York.-Some Journal. The house ut A. M. Dining er & Co., No. 15 Beaver street, has sustained, for a period of eighty rats.*, repu? tion that may well'bo envi?d -7. Evening Pott. GOODRICH, WJNJEHAN & CO., NO. 153 MEETING STREET, Opposite Charleston Hotel, and D0WIE & MOISE, SUCCESSORS TO KI.VG cw CASS1DEY. NO. 161 MEETING STREET, Wholesale Agents. Charleston. S. C. January 29 tutha 6mo ?D E A U T Y .- Auburn, _m___ JJ Golden, Flaxen, and ___P*^__ ?Silken CURLS produced by MT Um the use of Professor DE- ?r^Y BREUY'S FRISER LE ?bk jfl CHEVEUX. One appbea- K^lW tl on warranted to curl tbe^a^H^^L. most straight und stubborn ^MwMMMw ia' * or either sex into wavy ringlets, or heavy massive L. Has been used by the fashionables of Paris and .on Jon, with the most gratifying results. Does no In ury to the hair. Price by mail, sealed and postpaid, il. iescriptive circulars mailed free. Address BERGER H?TTS Si CO., Chemists. No. 285 River street, Troy, N.' '., Sole Agents tor the United States. ? Msn-b 30 iv BARNWELL SENTOTEL TS AN EXCELLENT ADVERTISING MEDIUM. LEI L Merchants and business men try it tor a few months No risk no gaiu." Send OD your cards and Increase our trade this fall. There's nothing to equal Printer'i uk-it has made many a fortune, Terms for the paper-$3 per annum, in advance. Advertisements inserted at the rate of $1 per ?mare ol welve, Unes or lesa for each insertion. Cards of teu Unes or less, at the rate of $10 for three ion l hu. Cou tr? eta by the year or for six months, alio wine "riv ege of changing, on mon favorable terms. Address Novena, 1 THE MARION STAR, ESTABLISHED NEARLY TWENTY YEARS AGO IS published at Marion, 8. C.. 1? portion the country ?nd offers a favorable medium ?3? ? i^^' M*chim,,a. ?"d ail classed who desire ) extend their buBlneas in the Pee Dee couutrv For the benefit sf our advertising patrons, we shall In ldition to our eubacrlpUon list, which 1* cousuntlv in, ie'?P?a^d?ii;trlbute- tfratuitouBly. copies of ie STAB, during the bualneas season thu Fall. Rates ol Advertising ?be ral. , __ W. J. McEEBALL. 1 November 29 Editor and Proprietorj ? DRUM, CHEMIC*!*, ETC. OLD MBLISH?D DRUG OTB E. H. KELLERS & CO., (LATE PH1? il BUK.V) WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DR?GGITSTSL No. 131 MEETING STBEET, Third door above Market' HAVE LATELY RECEIVED LARGE ADDITIONS IO their usual ?tock of pure and fre-ih DRUGS MEDICINES DYE STUFFS EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN T\NCY GOODS FINE SOAPS TOILET POWDERS POMADES COSMETICS COMBS BRUSHES EXTRACTS, A o Comprising invoice. I rom tho most reputable manu, fae turora.. OD band, ail tho principal PROPRIETARY MEDICINES, Including Preparations of AYER, JAYNE HALL, CHEV? ALIER, DAVIS. WRIGHT, HOLLOWAY, fcc. tho, a large assortment of SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS TRUSSES SADDLE BAGS MEDICINE CHESTS GLASS METAL AND GUTTA PERCHA GOODS GLASSWARE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Great attention is paid to the importation and selec? tion of PURE AND FRESH DRUGS, and none other ate allowed to go oui of the Establish? ment. PRESCRIPTIONS compounded with ac. 3cy, and the imbi ic can depend qn 11 utmost reliability in the execution o. ? roe^, U.'aElLER?.D....... fl MER, If .0 March? ALL H?L TO THE tOAWEROR! WIPE FOR THE UESpOXDIMi INVALID. DEFER NOT THE USE qt RODRIQUE'S PliLMONIC ELIXIR WIPIf. j ?. .'. t ts' i t : t t TiiartTf ^j?iggg---^*^?sjBa?j^fcfc, 4?efsafjHKV fr*M*** n i?tauri -ht* ? . ? BW Lau MANY WHOSE DECLINA G HEALTH,. WHICH wait precarious, and their recovery despaired of. do now wita grateful ?manations to the All-Wi se Dis? poser, offer heartfelt thanks for this timely remedy. D>u tng the short time since its public introduction into ase, the Originator has most happily realized her most sar gtfino erpeqtatiana In manifestation! is-sisg irani efl quarters of its unparatelled cuntir? properties for >a ni) case where 11 h as been adrhtui stereo with regari*- (O' ? roctiona, and persevered tn, has lt failed in Its beneficial resulto. .' Hi resorting to this remedy, the invalid can depend upon the safety of eyery article in Rs preparation, and wpUe lt accelerates the healthful reactions of each org?n ; and vessel, the mind cap be perfectly free from appre? hension of any subtle Ingredient being insinuated into Iff composition. The appetite, which improves under its administration, is at liberty to indulge prudently In whatever nutriment ia palatable, digestive and wholesome, and while it is no , more than proper to avoid exposure to fresh cold, no lear need bb entertained of any liability under this course of I treatment to induce H. lt la s pleasant AROMA.TLU . CORDIAL, quite agreeable to the taste, and as a lung re? vi vtfyer and balsam of hearth, lt is distinguishing ttteVaf ' without precedent, and we trust win, ere long, claim ft? . itself general acclamation for its unrivalled efficacy. Tor?ele by the T^roprlatress. Mrs. CECILIA RODRI? QUE'S, northwest corner of MEETING AND SOCIETY STREETS, and principal Druggists. ' '*..''.'> fl PRICE SINGLE BOTTLE $1.23. April2 _ ... Ifr _ , . |T ~_ I I ? iff ?sj|ln.|iii at Hal w? M TTTTt HAVE USED GA?LIGHAN'8 PILLS, AND FIND Vf that they w J do eU (bat ia claimed for tbemJ^enB. cheerfully recoma end them to pubhc favor. T. H. WATTi Ex-Governor of Alabama. . J. W. A. SAN J FORD, Att'y Gen/l of Alabama. ROBT. DOU /BERTY, Judie Supreme Court Ala. From TiOktts J. J?DOE, Judge Supreme Court ? I have UKd GAXLIGHAirS PIXLS?n my plantation for Feve- ,ii4.AguVa*d find them Ul that i? ciaimed far I them. THOS. J. JUDGE. Montgomery, Ala-, September 29,1858. LowsDEs Cotnvrz, Alabama. GALLIGHAN'S FEVER AND AGUE PILLS wfH do. They aro decidedly the best medicine for Chills and Fe* ver 1 ever gave. I would not be without them for fita times the price. J. A. GRAHAM AXEBiocs, April 17, 1867. . i Ono box cf GALLIGHAN'S PILLS cured me perfectly of Chills sad- Fever, fhey aretha best medicine lor hills and Fever l ever saw. - A. G. RONALDSONi i Clerk superior Court, Sumter County, Ga. MosTQomtBi, ALA., July 9, I860. . Messrs. BLUNT & HALE-GENTS: I have used your GALLIGHAN'S PILLS on two occasion {br Chilli and F ?ver. sod find that they effect all that they are m tedd? ed to do. Thoy are tire best rerosiy for the djagaae (hat I have ever tried. I consider them perfectly renabjo;' RospectmUy, OAN'L SAYRE, Grand Sec. Grand Lodge ol F. and A. M. of Alabama. ALBANY, Ga., March ll, 1867. ' I have used QALUGBAN'S PILLS in forty cases ti Chins and Fe-cr,' with portoct success. They ere tko . best'Fev?-and^nr? HU prrrup. WHOLESALE IN CHARLESTON, BY GOODRICH. WT NEMAN & CU., No. 153 Meeting street. ind by all Druggists. . J.' BLOt'N'T ?i II ALE, PROPRIETORS, May 14 6mo_Montgomery. Ala. "AFFLICTED I SUFFER NO MOKE! Whenby the use ol DR. JOINVILLE'S ELIXIR you, can be cured permanently, and at a aiding cost The astonishing success which has attended this In. valuable medicine for Physical and Nervous Weakness. General Debility and Prostration, Loss ol Muscular En? ergy, Impotency, or any of the consequences bf youthful indiscrelion, renders it the most valuable reparation ever discovered. It wUl remove all nervous affections, depression, ex. cuemen t, incapacity to study or business, loss ol rdemo ry, confusion, thoughts of 'self destruction, fears of In? sanity. A-c. It will restore the appetite renew the health of those who have destroyed it by sensual excess or evil practices. Young Men, be humbugged no more by "Quack Doc lois" and ignorant macUtionera, but send without delay tor the Elixir, and be at once restored io health and hap? piness. A perfect Cure is Guaranteed ir. every instance. Price $1, or four bottles to one address a?. One bottle is sufficient to effect a cure in ;'l ordinary cases. ALSO, DR. JOLNYTLLE'S SPECLFIO PILLS, for Uta speedy and permanent cure of Gonorrhoea, Gleet, Ure? thral Discharges, Gravel, Stricture, and all affections' cf thc Eidneys and Bladder. Cures effected in from one to five days. They ara prepi?ed from vegetable extracts that are harmless on the system, and ncypr nauseate the stomach or Impr?gnate the breath. No change of diet is necessary while using them, nor does their action ipi auy manner inferiere with business pursuits. 'Prue $1 per box. Either of the above-mentioned articles will be cent to auy address, closely sealed, and post-paid, by mail or express on receipt of price. Address all orders to BERGER, SH CITS ii CO., ChemiaU, March 30 Iv No. 285 River street. Troy, N. V. jgBW WHISKERS and MUS- ??nj, ?P"? YV TACHES forced to #*T<k &ft9 grow upon the smoothest flLfmsH face tn from three to five 1*1 BM weeks by using Dr. SEYT?- WmM mjML N E'S' RESTAURATEUR SK. jffM m CAPILLAIRE, the most ^fl JW ^MjLmmT*^ wonderful discoyery iu mo- ?s^BB^tra?^ ^?Jp dern science, acting upon ^fJT the Beard and Hair iu an almost miraculous manner. : has been used by the elite of Paris and London with the most flattering success. Names ot all purchasers wil be registered, and If entire satisfaction ls not given in every instance, the money will be cheerfully refunded. Price by mail, sealed and postpaid, $1. Descriptive cir. culara and testimonials mailed free. Address BERG Kit, SHUTTS A CO., Chemists, No. 285 River street Trov. N. V., Sole Agents for tho United States March Hu THE HERALD. a"S PUBLISHED WEEELY AT NEWBERR? C. H., AT JL $3 per annum, and, having a largo circulation through ali the upper and lower Districts of the State? affords great advantage* to advertisers. Rates for advertising v*rr reasonable-for which applj lo our Agent. Mr T. P. S1?DEB, ?t tte MUla Hons*. XHOS. V A Mt. H. GRENEKER. Nymboi Bilan l?dFropneiois,