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sa^awfawaasBsaaavssMBBSBSWae^ MCMILLAN & MORTON, PROPRIETORS, No. 18 HAYNE STREET. CITY PRINTERS. TERMS CASH. SUBSCRIPTION. DA1LY-1WELVEMONTHS... 1O.O0 DAILY-SIX MONTHS. 0.?O DA ILY--THREE MONTOS. S'&O BINOLE COPIES.? cent? TO NEWS DEALERS._.Seests RATES OF ADVERTISrNO. IS cont* ? line for first Insertion. 10 oents e line for each subsequent insertion, s Unes or under to be charged belfa square. For Marriago and Funeral Notices-?1. AU Bait and Exhibition Advertisements mutt be paid for in advance, nul o BB they are ordered to bo cbargod to regular advertisers. i li.II BB_L-L SATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 19, 186T. . j Jt j j ? i i . 1 ?? j "' I T~ THE flipitiilia ,*WATCH. BT JEAN 1NOEIOW. The moon is bleached aa white aa wool, And Just dropping under ; And every star ls gone but three. And they bang far asunder There's a sea-gbost all In gray, A tall shape of wonder. I am not satisfied with sleep The night is not ended ; But look bow the sea ghost comes, with wan Blurts extended, (stealing up in this weird hour, When light and dark aro blended. A vost ell To the old pier end Her nappy course she's keeping ; I beard thom name ber yesterday ; Some wore pale with weeping ; Some with tnoir heart hunger sighed ; She's In-and they are sleeping. Ohl now with fan clod greet tags blest, They comfort their long aching ; . The sea ol sleep hath borne to them What would not came with waking, And the dreams shall most be true mt The store ope gone, the : No blush of maid is sweeter ; The r?4 ann, half-way out of bed, KhaU be tho first to groot her. None' tell the news, yet sleepers wake And rise, and run to meet her. Their lost they have, they bold ; from pain A keener bliss they borrow. How natural ls Joy, my heart! How easy after sorrow I . For once, tbs boat ls come that hopo Uremised them "to-morrow." COMMERCIAL. ?xsnro. v. ST JOHNSEN B-Par Br sohr NaVita-06,858 feat Sawed Lumber, ?0 bblB Tar, 00 bbl* "Pitch. v ' " ' BOS I ON-Per sehr David Faust-192 balea Cotton, 100 tons loose Iron, S3 bbda and Obis Brase), Copper, &c, IS bales Baga, ll bales Paper. S bales Bops, 390 bara Railroad Iron. NEW TOKE-Per sehr Sophia Jameson-174balea Cot? ton, 300 bola Roaln. Tl?e uno ri o s ton Cotton DI ar ?cet. OFFIOB OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS, I CHARLESTON, Friday Evening, Oe tob? 18, 1867. J Tbs New York market having become dull, with a de? dining character, buyers hare generally operated at lower rates, prices becoming Irregular, but in ?nott casias Wera *@Kc. <? lb. lower. Sale* 863 balee, vU: 37 at *6k, .SatlO, 161at 16K, 80at 17, and 3 baleaat lix couts. We quote: Low Middling.16k??16 MjAfUss..:.:....1935 ' strict i?ddUng...........17 @ Augusta market. AUGUSTA, October 17.- FINANCIAL- GOLD.-Urokera baying st Itt and selling at lao. ,VKH-Buying at l'.W and Bellin ; at 130. tow-Toe market has been generally quiet to-day, axe waa a fair dt maud for good cotton, low grades being entirely neglected. Gradea below Middling weie ??Sterin ?rice. We quote New York Middling lG)_,tt.e ?ame aa yesterday. ?Slea to-day, 644 .halas. Receipts, WmtAT-Whit , ?a os a a Va: ned, i? bu m i w. OOHS-White. ?166 a 1 60; Yellow and mixed. $1 40, , BAOOK-Shoulders, 17; R. aides, 19; CR. Bides, 30 a alt C. aides, 31; hams, 33 a 26. - ?SAStTS MILLS FLOOU-Superfine, $13 00; Extra, .14 00; double extra, 616 00. At retail ?100 per barrel higher. Baltimore Market. BALTIMORE, October 16.- Coriki-I&to yosterday 3600 tags Rio, ex Winifred, aold, and to-day 1600 do, bal? ance of same cargo, waa taken, both on private tarma. ,CO-.TON-Market wa* quiet today and prices nominally unchanged. ' ' FLOPS-Holder* are very firm, though there ls very limitad demand for export. We notice a ?ale of 400 bbls City Milla Bnpor at $10 60, but bald higher at th* ?lose. For local wants demand moderate, loo bbla choleo How? ard street Extra, In lota, at $13 60, ?A large portion of the surplus manufacture of high gradea City Mills are shipped Eastward. Corn Meal ls held at 87 60 for fresh ground: no stock. 1 '1 a^ef^ffi *omo? c?mp^^faUb^WvV.n 'slu^^ers* "tm Northern marketa) and nullera for prime snd oholce ?amples r prtc?e advanced 6 cento;included hi ?Usales wsrelOOO boah?le whit? at S3 40 a *3; 2000 oukhelB primo and ohQio* Maryland and Virginia Valley red at aa 90 a .2 9tti2000bushalsf?ir to primo do at $2 864 ?3 65; 1?00 bushels ordinary at S3 48 a S3 66, and 1600 bushels Infe? rior and tough at S3 at SS 30. : Oars-4660 bushels white and 3160 bushel* yellow received; market ato .dy. with aalte? MOO bushels white at 9148 a *i 46; 3800 bushels yellow ?rt ?145 al 4?. Oats-4000 btriheia ttjcoivefl; aboutlUOC-bSafaeb at 70 a 75 oente. Rye-1650 bushcia offered; I00O bushels sold at el 60 s el es ; 100 bruah els doe! 91 70| 68 to. eWc?0S,?91:7V. -( . - T? SSIaaa*?HBiocxsjnsiisaw m> salt? np?rw?. LU steadily maintained ; a few day* abac* 4T punoheons Por? to Rico ?old a* Sec. 7^1.: ? Paovnuoxa^Weoontinne to notice an oct ve demand MXo;rlbSldeal7)?a iTSfc. clear jib I8*c. Hama new city cared seUtng ?. ao a . 2iC; Western dull and lr tvasiu? ta priife; prtae sugar cured scarce-demand also light, BnA Meeta quiet-no sales.. Lard ls Jobbing at is????^^ M-Pork B?b*-No demand and prices nominal, vis: For Ban sale to-day wea 175 hhdu Porto Rtco, ??Peerless, on pri? vate taima; understood ia Kc, 60 days, a WS3SBSX-Continu?e dull and price* entirely nomi? nal in tb* absence of aale*. KOSSY. MABKET. The Baltimore Sun, o# Wednesday, October 18, say?: The telegram* from Europe report uneasiness in finan? cial dr?les, owing to the unsettled condition of Ute cot? ton market and the discussions about tiie batonent of the UnitedBUtes oonda in greenbacks, and the?dl?a?very Of the alleged counturfeha in 7-30 notes. Under Gio praoMee of the London stock exchange the quotation for 6-368 Will come to ne ex-dividend after theism, (Tuesday hut.) The interest on the 6-30 benda, payable semiannually, fall due on the 1st of November, and 934,069,000 to coin will be required to pay the same, as follows: At Nsw Fork, 917.439,601; Boston, 63,010,851; Philadelphia. 83. 869.591 60; Baltimore. ?65Q.016 60; Waju?ngt?n, D V 9368,489 60; Cincinnati, ?194,763; St Lor^ ca30.Sl88.raSt Pittsburg, 810,433; New Boftalo, N Y, ?9866 60; Cbarlecfc Our financial dispatch from New York last ntght says money is active at 0 per cent. Broker* ezpertepse difficulty m supplying the demand. In discounts only "gut edged" paper taken, and prune name* range np lo 9 per cent Gold cloesd firm at 148K a 143k, RtchanftS dull and nominal at 9% a GovommentfcSosed Arm er and In better demand, stocks closed weak and lower Mining shares were a fraction better at the close. Bal? ance in the Bub-treasury ?119,000.000. The amount of noaa* into 6*30 bond* baa comm sneed In aa mest, and yesterday over one rollllcn waa changed ut fha Dub'iufea i .SW.r,... .. .. Ti.-j._- .=* .-j - :ii... ?.-_.? J SM ssriMt prssanta a mVi tsar? *_ates*t?.? is ?so** oomi?s-iroial dtvartmsntt. biasdMotti aro active bntt for export, but most dawes of prtvletotw mo*? leak rreelv. The dry goods traje shows eovae unprovMcaent, aRtyragb the rea j ut decline In prices of cotton goods Hs* pot^to??ffwtof8timulattnglMg?s_loa. Thew, ta* itrge rise in grain and fronv freigbto tor Europe on tb? export orders whteh aro coming from Grant Britain and Ireland, and from Franc? and som* parts cf OliiiS-SI ' A* bills on London continue to rofe low, and tfesett orders foi- broad ?tu f?o and provisions aro on a Userai ?cale, there la no Immediate pSDSpSSt Of a snipping do by walch the *o-o*U*& counter.. Ita were obta.ne?. Utoaan tbs matter has no longer any eSaet mon tn* mark*."S* Ontted stat*. securwSa. Tba ^rkKc^^W^. ^?ted te*^^ t^t^S3St ^^o?e^^^SiollS ?few ?rork Market. , MOMBV MAKKST. ?{.?dtenlnlahad activltr of money, and secondly 5? IT ??ff? ?w3? The last named circumstaoos ts by eenie parama asl .*tj? deposition which te said to nive seixed some ol our investor? in various *sa^BiK^^ant boad* aad To wt at extent thia allegad ?a vorn.) d?dalo?. On tb? POtai of la Withe argumeu t 1? that ?io Tn ?KUry la lu the position of a bauV that bsa psi'd a forged check Ht note upon- Usetf. in Which caoo it cen b?vo no*- elah* ?BM the tnneoent poteen from whom tho ?pBrion? In? strument wu received. (lWOl Tho loan markot ls fairly active at 7 V coot for call loans, ami at 7 a 10 for discount.I thoro la lrcsvcota niercial paper making. tonio choloe produce bills have passed tofdarat 8. cotton binn and grocers* billa ?ru less in favor, avid pa s at .nish ratee. The flow of cur? rency IsJfaqrn the West towards this cit ty, bat Ua volume ls ?mall as present. There ls still an indisposition to rediscount tbs paper of thc Western hanks, except te S small extent.' '" riloUUOK M MIK ET, Nsw Tost, October 16.-Fioos, ?JO. -Tho market for Western road state Flour opened easier on all grados except common shipping brands; but at the close a fui> tbor deollue took \> aco ou all grad? . The sales arv 16,000 barr?is, at ic 10 a 9 00 for Superflu* Stats ; ?10 *0 a ll HO for Extra State ; Ml 10 * ll 06 fur Fancy state; $10 ?10 a ll 00 for the low gradea of spring Wheat Western Extra; ?10 ?0 a ll 60 for Shipping Ohio; ?ll 70 a 15 TO tot ttado and family brands of Ohio, and $14 60 * 17 tor ht. Lout* extras. Sou th ern t lour I? tame. Saide of 700 bbls at ?ll a IS 3* for common to fur unittmoro and country extras, and ft ia 75 a 10 tot trade and family bmnds. i IX O HAIN-'Hw Wheat market opened lower, and ere the dose a materiel dooline waa submitted to. At th? con. cession a food business was done malady lor shipment* though, ftfi ff r tue homo trade. Oata are very nc tl vc. Tho domand la chiefly for h> vostmont aud forw ard delivery. Com Opextod abOut- two Bents better and more favor* able. Owing to the furthor advance in gold and further declina in exchange, prices yielded slightly. At me con. cession there was an active business, chiefly for borne trade. l PBOVUUONB-AI our reduced prices ihe Park market bas ooooquilc.eirtivo.bntciosaiquteU-' Sj ?SflJ The sale?, ea?h and rrgular, are 6760 bbls at Vii 90 a a J as for ?nee?, closing at about $33 ; $30 36 for primo, and $33 36 Tor primo mess, in small lots. Bacon le ujutet but steady. Halos 26 boxes city lons elearatiaxc. T Pressed h cg s aro firm. We quote a t 9 y, a BK o io? olty, Lard baa been moro acUve, but la lower and heavy. Salva Of 1700 bbl* and tos at 13V a I3?"'c for No if 13K a lie for city; i*K a UKo for fair to primo, steam fend kettle rendered, the latter rate lor choice in store. Corras-In Brazil Ooffootbore is avery dull fooling^ and sales are made with oxlrenio dicfnculty ; )?o per lb is tho extent of the decline in prices. At thia we quote nominally to some sec te Itt. We onoto primo Kio 18 a 18 Ko; good do UH a 17o; fair do at UK ? 16o; ordinary do at 13 a 13KO) Java atr 24 o 25e; Maracaibo at 17 a 18}.e; IA. gnayra at 17? a 18c ; and wt. Domingo at isy" a ito. ?. COTTON-Tho markot is well established at 30o for mld Jfting upland*. au? but If tie offering j -there is, however, ?otl? mt?cli ; domg M yestmlay. We .?sota aud??fcs Florida ??W* do Mobile a? fie ; Sal do'New Orleans fend Texas at 33c. j MOLASSES--Prices aro steady and a fair busbies* is Srogreeslag. Wc quote at 48 e.63c for Cuba Muscovado o ; 40 a 48c for do clayed ; 36 a 87c for do cent' lfugal; 56 a 70c for Porto Rico, and 46 a 68 for English Island. PETRO ucen-Thoro ls a dull fouling in both crude and refined. Prices are lower and hiavy. We quote crude in barrels, 19 a 20c: do ia bulk st UK a 15o, Renn od In bond at Si a 36c tor standard white. buoxst- rna..fooling- IH. Arm lu raw at previous ratea, but if salee were effected they would probably, be et ful? ly Kc * lb ander asking pr loos.' We quote: inferior to common refining at UK ? u>'?c ; fair to good roilning at li ?4 a 13c ; fair to good grocery at 12K ? ?aVcj Porto Ri? co at ll); a lie; Melado at 7 a ?c; Havana, No6 to ll, at ll a 13K0 ; do No 12,13Kc; and do No 13, in bond, gold 6K a 6K' , ? 1..' : . ,. h ' WHISKEY-Tho nlarXot 1? unchbOgWJ. ' Sales of 100 bbbl ta bond at 36 a 38c for new and 40c for old. Boston Mais bet. BOSTON, .October IS.-^-CorrEK-Tho market le quiet Sales of 10? bags Lagttit* at 26c <p lb. i Corrow-The market continues dull and prices are unsettle4. ? small Balta tc mshuteatwrers H19 S 300 for Upland and-Outr aTO??l-n-' ' - Dause-There have boen mle? W 10 easks Or?am Tar? tar at 28>?o gold! Bi Carb Sod* 1%c! Bleaching Powders Gc; Sal Soda 8c; Prustdate Potash 33c; Extract logwood 10K? Ho ,<JrV lb.' .-.?-.)... .: , >'?x--;--mf ?i?t? | FRUIT-'Thoro have beau sales ot 3000 boxes lay or Baleine at $4 40 V box. In Peanuts, salce of 7000 bushels African, to arrive, on private Urcas, and they are selling at $310 ?j bushel. Gurner CLOTH-The market Iii dull and prices are lower. Sales of 9Q9 balea at ?c gold in bond;,36 bales at 8KP, and fanaHlotoataiKcTiimSnoy.- n "?TJJ . ?TT I?TDIOO-There have been sale* ot*. Bengal fine at $3 30 a 3 36 per pound. *. x MOLABBHB.-T110 market is quiet. Saasa of 40 hfeda Oienfuegos at S3c; 30 bhda Centrifugal at 39c; l?O linds Barbad oes st W a 60; Porto Rico at 70 a 73c per gallon. NAVAL STORXS.-Spirits Turpentine baa been in mode? rato demand. with sales at ole. per gallon. lu Crudo Turpentine a small lot sold at $6 per bbl. In Rosin, salea 90 bbl* rather bettor than oommen, at tia W per barrel. ?, ? . "-. . ! SUOAB.-"Ihe market la arm, with a fair demand. Sales or 348 boxes, No ll to 12, at 12K ? 13KI ISO hbds good relining at 12c; 45 hbds good grocery at ttK?i 180 . hhdo Surinam at llK?? 'our mouths. Beaned Bugara , aie selling at 161? a lOKo for crushed, powdered and grauula-Ud. and UK ? lOKo for coffee crushed. I J Consignees par Montlii carolina. Krtilrouii, A j- . >-4>?as)fcer JB.-- ^oc-. 730 baleaiflpttott, 1*2 hstoa. MSSe^r^hajka Flour. 47 bags Rougn mee, 8ebarf Wood, and' BuiWriics. To B H Rodgers A Co. W Lebby, Utsey A Kenyon, O B Walter o?nHtL c?^i??fe W K Bryan, Gratiner, $rte, Smith A Co. Ml DeBatiasbrc, Jilt P*ingl*? Bi o frat & Boylo; A Cc^iirwad AgonCAdurns^'FTOst ^ofj ? JM? : patr?ele, Thurston A Holmes, Johnston, Crews A Co, Il ? Klarte A Co, JJ M Coxottcr, Mrs Finley, J H Alben, J H Baggett A Oo, B T Walker, Courtenay St Iren holm, J N Hobson, J Bancroft A Co, M Goldsmith A Bon, Bavenel & Co, "WB Honery, Stenhouse-& Co, . Consignees per Northeastern Railroad, October 18. 168 bales Upland Cotton, 369 bbls Naval Stores, Lum? ber, ?tim, Htock. fcc. to, J X3 Mallon?e. M: Oowfang, a E l'ritchett, Adums, Ffoot i : Co,' G W CUrk;A Co, W K Ryan, J Noland, Gracner. Leo, Sniitb A Co, Bart fc Wirth, Wagoner, Heath A Monseea, Campbell, Knox A Co, 3 ts 3 D Kirkpatrick, BA & J F Earley, Mowry A Co, Kon? dall & Dockery, Railroad Agent, G H Ingrabam A Son, W 0 Dukes A Co. J M Caldwell A bona, Risley A Creighton, S D Stoney, T Hogan, B H Bodger* A Co, G W Wunama A Co, J Cantwell, atoll. Webb St Co, Hrs E Ii Shackel ford, 3t H Baggett St Co, Bororen A Nisbet, Bav*>ael tt Co, Lee k Co, and Order. Per steamer Fannie, from Savannah, via Bean "ort, Hil? ton Head, Ac-W? Veal, J H Goss. Kizzie Brown, A D Cohen, W Woods, L Chase, FE Ward, J Downward, Mrs E T Paine, H G Duffua, Gen Gila, and 8 deck. PasaengW. PORT CALENDAR. |C| .\cot?sjr?r^vwsa(axT. ; PHASES or TBK HOON. I First Q. 6th, Oh. 47m. even I Last Q. 20U>, 3h. 47m. morn Full M. 18th. 8h. itu, morn | New M. 37th,7h. 43m, morn sirs. raf 6. .26 5..24 6..33 caa gig jj w^nrki. 14 Moud ay.... 16 Tuesday.... 16 Wednesday. 17 Thursday... 18 Friday. 1 Maaninta*... iwlsundiy^jj 6.. 6 ?.. 7 e.. 8 e.. g iw,. aa 8..ia 9.. 8 io., o H.. 0 Morn, - un Hr 7..66! ?.-42! e..a?! 10..IC ll.. 8, imm\ Um* MARINE NEWS. PORT.. .W CHARbJCBT??. Axklved Yeaterctny. Brinah ship Sedbergb, Kneale, Bahia, 30 days. Ballast. To 0 T Lowndes A Co. Sehr Louisa, from Cooper River. 600 bushels Bough ^Schr ??n'!?W from Weat Point Mill. ??0 bbls Rice. To ? R Pringle. Steamer Fannie, Peck, Savannah via Biaffton, Hil? ton Head and Beaufort. 6 balee Cotton, and Mdse. To John Ferguson, ,E H Rodgers & Co, C Litscbgl, Southern Expresa Co, W 8 Hastie, Jr, P.avonel A Co, JOH Olaue aen, Caroline Mitehet ' . Sloop Blackbird, from Combanee. 900 bushels Rough Bice. To J C H Olansaen. ( Cleared Yesterday. British sehr N?vi tx, Shields, flt Johna, N B-Bonafotrt ts Oo. Wen? to ?ea 'Yesterday. Brinah sehr Nerita, Shlelda, St Johna. N B. From irsta Part. Steamship Cbamptoa/utnckwoe?iMaW York, Oct 16. Brig Alice. Lea, below Boston, Oct 16. Sohr Mattie K Taber. Marrta, New York, Oct 16. Scar Somers tHD Scull, at Fortress Monroe, Oct 16, for Baltimore. Up far tb la Port. lear Curt?a Tilton, Somer, at Now York, Oct 10. ; {Hi- ! . C.leawsd tbs- tarta f*ort. , . h, .^VJ ? steamar Equator. Jack way, at New York, Oct 16. ...'-.> aevly? t J V>:?Q.'.it.o.s pti'fi ) CW . . I?IST iSW VRSSEliS OP, CLEARED AND BAILED FOB THIS FORT, Ol' . ? : : '";(}.. t ?T>-?' * i'J L'AI , ' r: ... i FORSJIGN. Ljvmsr?ot, aiitishbark ycrauri, Thompson, .learod.Sept ?8 Br bark Queen, Stuart, sailed.August 19 British bark Tecumseh, nponagte, np.TBept 93 rna Chattanooga, Fror man, sailed.August 19 tom Hakoa Adebtoln Backer, n?. .Tftept U Con Charleston, Morley, galled..September 18 fae Triton, Kooger, sallad...Sept 4 lo. i .lis...ib. oil! /.Drt'*g'ES-#'f'fi j-'?? '? ..<> ! . . . ariiiaviyi?Y9?ftgjBng IUV, .. oiWikrofi) ld!>t l btu '? ?.>' -, i as^?agai> : ?toaxoAJpGeo?go?Upton, ?lob,to Unw:ot....lOetlT f?brFannyKShaw,Shaw,up.;.;.v> Sept Mir Maine i aw. Johnson, cleared...Get io 3obr Ida Bella, Weeks, up^.u.. ; Ifivtti. c....... j .Obi; ia rttoamar Equator. Jaekway. ol?feired..., .'.V.'.'.V.V.?!o?t U Brig Martha, Btone, <Jear?d..Oe* ll 8r% Tangent, Rich, cleared.'..."..'.*.'.'....Oct li tehr Cnrth'^ri?ton?^^ ''.' ! Oct 16 rt^nnwp P?^^^ ***''*A HaneeV-Sii? ...: sept 1? ?.P*'$mXji?^^ Heavy Maflsivn -t-~-? i ." " ? " ?, ?? ? "-. .* >m ?t....-( l>:?doc.. O nu ny Cloth. BALE ROPE, fi lb-Manilla. W?stens? ..?..?...............?.? Now York. Jute.,. BREAD, f, ft Navy.-w*. PUol. Crae ko rn. BRICKS, f M. . BRAN, V 100 JO?. COTTON, ff BM-' Ordinary to Good Ordinary.. row Middling. Middling to strict Middling. Good Middling. CA NnMsfyto -Sirrin. '. '. Adamantine. Tallow..... COFFEE, fl lb-Rio. Ijvguayra. JaTfc-.^.i...u. CORD Ada, f> Tb-Mantua. ? Tarred awiertoa.... ??^An^,te:::::r.:::::: , ComUrlncd....., COPPER: ir th-She??'..; VURTtUUSRS Peruvian Ouano. fl ton.i. Pacific Ouana, f,200Q lbs........ ?i?^ Staodss' Phosphate. * ?0??a... MspfWSuper fhoAhate-f. MOO lb Zeit? Baw pone Phosphate. Zeil'H soper Phosphate off Lune.. Woolston's Phosphate off Limo.. FISH- Cod, ft 100 HM. Herring, fi box. Mackerel. No. li fi haU bW. Mackerel. No. 2, W half bbl. Mackerel, No. 3, f bbL. Mackerel, No. 1, by kits. , Hova.;...rf...i*/.. - No. 8. Sardines, fi 100-quarter boxes.. Half boxes_ FLOUR, bbl-8Up*>,.. .,. p Northern and Western Extra.,.,. Baltirtoro Extra.. Vi, PontotXB-r|*g*. Family. FRUITS-Prunes, fl m.,. 10 17 40 au 29 1? < 8* Vt vis 65 28 1/90 30 t 85 I ts 28 - & 90 ?* 0.00 M 9.60 ?SIP.oo nominal. 68 @ ?0 100.00 16.00 i ?6.00 60.00 65.00 00.00 66.00 # . - ..oo ta ?.oo 'AS & 80 11.00 (?11.60 lo.oo mo.60 ? 1 Apples.. .. Ahscads, sogt shell., Kaisins, M. lt., f, box. PiMsjMj Lsyw...i,?. Oranges. Lemons, fi box,.,.........,. t? LASS, fi box of 00 feet American, 8x10.. J, <P buSheL.........y'. as, fl bushel.. HAP, fl owl-North Uiver. i .EOSbMfE. HIDES-tivy, fi la. INDIGO-fi lb. IKON- Relined, fl lb. ??z:: South Carolina. 10.00 ($17.00 <? 0.00 ~ 0.60 8.00 BO 1.70 9.00 Cornent.. 2. Plaster Parla. 4. L UMBER, fi M. feet dear White Pine, 1st quality.00. White Pta?; good nm. SS. Yollow Pine..S3. LEATHER, country tanned, f, ft. MOLASSES* fl gallon-Cuba. Muscovado,... Sugar House. New Orleans.... NA VAL STORES,.fi bbl-Tar........ Pitch.... ..,. Bxjt^paisw.......,.".......... t. ?t, / Kosin,NQ? Jv....,...j..j. 3, Rosin, No. 2. 3. Rosin, No. 8.?, .3. 3 Spirits TTStriX-'ntm*, * gallon. Osxnm. ?i n?. NAILS- american. 4@20d, fi keg. 6. !??SB?::X:;:?;;? m Copper, V4?.". 1. J^a-jvanteod... cS^m'seed, fS?oi?.'!!'.'.!! 2' Castor m Uh V ganou. Si Olive? ^dojeon.... av Kerosono. f gaihm. ....... Benstnsv ft sfOttm?.............., PROVISIONS-Bett. moas, f bbl..... 16. Boof,.primo.........M. Pal^ims*.,,,......98. Racoa, Hams, fi lb. Bacon, Bides. Bacon; smoulders.,. Bacon, Strips. Lard, ip ko?. Batter.VJ.... Cheese. Potatoes, fi bbl. Onions.. ? Apphw. . PAINTS- White Lead, fi lb. Black Load;...;....?..M... Zinc, White.,. PLOW STEEL, ? lb ; RICE-Carolina, fi ra..:... East India................., ?Si^r?S-UtmeHcan. 1? aquora... SHINQLIBa,Ji*M._^ .UJtfJ........ TyOIRF'XIUO, U.V. U??M| . ... . SALT- Liverpool, coassa, f sack. Liverpool, fino.,,,. SOJF-Bar.fi ft.. STARCH, fl n._.... SPICES, ft ft-Cassia. Clove?.... Nutmegs. Pepper... Pim anio., SPIRITS, fl gall?la-Alcohol. Brandy. Cognac.. Brandy, Domestic.. Oin, Holland...... .... Rum, M. WUflkoy, _ S-Raw Oroabed,,, Clarified A Clarified B Port? B?c?'.',',''.',7,7, MusconU". SEO A RS-Domestic raauufacture, ? M TEAS.? ft-Ii?panal.T.." -i GtiapoWdey..\ - - - Hyson..-.-.. Young Hyson..<;....,. Black,,.. ...t^j.. r/^^H?wa' "mb^^e^'w pine: . : As?.^:,,',t?.;i-..'c?v...:........ P??a?.vv,,>ViV,,,,,'. ?W8W?YU.WA ?Mfi,,, ,"; ,.... TiN-i o aoont?g Plato. ? V.. AW, ? '?, i, I X Roofing Plate. iOTtaPlaW, 10x14. I X Tin Phtte ?Oxlt.... .... itlBltliffiK Jato.. VARNISH- Bright, fl gallon. ~ Parafine... WJIc^^!T^.*.?^'.7.: pu tl 4.00 il 7.00 wffl wm 94? ??i.."W .. ?. ti ?: - ! MK? ? : 80 O 40 15 (d) 54 : 4.00 tm - . 4.00 S - ; 8.00 9 ?.09 ? ?>!. ? . I M 19 . ia .? i? : '113 S - 1 ios? n 19.00 ? - 7.00 ?* 8.00 2.75 ,00 60 l-i?-.tU il.K.C'v 0,(11 Factory, Ha&oh City, H. JT. " ^i??!f? ?I iMn ALL STYLES AND OBADES Of LEAD PENCIL! of superior quality sro manufactured ?ad offerM THE PENCILS ABE T? Blt HA? A?f -AIX^BX ASS FOB THE ?/AMBB??AH LEAD PENCIL. " 8HEWITal?80TaWTr^ BOH??t; 1 ? have always recVmirafabdsd tht Faber Polygrad? head PenctU aa the only pene?s fltted for both oraamen al and mathematical drawing; bttL after a thorough xlol of the American Pcgf?tad? Lead PeucUs. rain ifssfwMSbymoAH^k^Iuea* PestoU Coo^iaay, New 'hs^Stt^^'ti^oM ^og^h1 Cn^s^rte?? '?^td* M^OUI^ "^sfttM^^^ um aa tong*? betttomdtedta dsx^latsMttsWatsa^o* my othsrfbrelgn suorkt?s^pAa?***)-,- ?? ? u g i ? <n ?>: '?.>.; .?i (".?W.??(--V rlS'l Qi' III I,' Aiffiijftnal ;.. .-?.-.;' i ff ?? i i.!--. At?x. MMcfia sh? .rawntni ?T "AMEBMJAN LEAD PEW CUL CO, !R Non* genuine without tas exact nata? o? Ike Aren loesrtott.- -' ? --.T-.:, ? Bosssshst ta THE >l< HM vam mm WE HAVE NOW ADDED TO OUR NEWS? PAPER ESTABLISHMENT a moat extensivo and completo ?ii'iMi?Jii I foil ? Ii i jSappUed with a groat variety of PLAIN AND FANCY TYPE, of the latest and moat approved ntylfla ; and we Havo evory /aoility for executing itfl.kinaepf JOB WORK Ul ENGLISH, GERMAN, and ?a \ tl FRENCH, Bill and Letter Heads Circulars Pamphlets Catalogues ?. ' t r .' -i ? - Mlhik?SSLi lt J Ci S Railroad and OOHS "C?MAG Steamboat ; Printing Business Cards * Invitations THOSE OP, OUR FRIENDS HE rwd*:<?fci aiiii "o??'iiv?.-;.i IHM??lAilatsl ..-.a ff i HIRING JOB WORK, will please leave their driers with ns. 1 We will -guarantee aft good work, and) nt m CHEAP .IU?y, .as. can be >,. ??Ji u xvi. wSS3f* Had in Charleston. May? ^-^-n^-i?-i1? ?'rlT4'iH'! F.'.'U'TW"1*!1. ^"-iiiiiiui ASTRO LOSY. TIB WORLD MONipi ' AT tau tfoimmyol Mtvmtt?tfs MADE BY THE GREAT ASTROLOGIST, Madame E A, P^BRI&Q. event?, catastrophes, crosses in love, loss of relation? and rrtev?H loss cMaowey.. Ao.,- beru {tarome despondent Bte brings together those long separated, give? inform* l?W, <i^?eers.l?aasws>)? .friends or lovcr/v rostan? lort ot etoieB property. MUS yo;? the boatnesa yon sm? ?sss qilAUfj^t^p^fn???^ nib saasss speedy marriages, sad teas yost the vary day .jro?wtuwi?TT.'rtv^ aeterisucs o?MMH Hbo ?pads yeas JOT? thoughts, and by her almost supernatural powers, unvstls the dark prtddoalnate in the configuration--from the sope?te aud position* of the thru ss sad the and stars m the heavens Cmx - ?? ?H.. ,v- SSSaTESSRSsSTvS iitrr-?rST"3 hara ap favorable sn opportunity, Consultation fee, with likeness sod ?il desired Information, 01. Partiee llvtcg st a distance can consult tiMrMadame by mail with equal safety and ssttafsotton to themselves, ?a If in person. A fu? ?ndejtr--^^ out, withsll inquiries ar sirirs? them. Write plainly ?hs day of the month ai. J r^whi.hywaw^ ^^msi, loc.o Address, ' C 'MSJ&ISTB, ItrPWUHOO, P. O. ?BA waa 293, BUTTA no, N. Y. March M . _ lr JF^msleorf-sn^^foo^niMter^n^reat^art ot Ven otha?, thsreby rnaWno lt a source of Income. Foi) m s^ttW ?wtbymsi? tor io oe??*, ^.faction KW. mn lt ?yr ?avM^Tmrmtr^x^^TMa and ssvaw AA? A vnuvp ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ptiu^ ??s*^..4?*?!Wfr. CITY ADVERTISEMENTS. AN O KI > I Ol A N CK TO BKdUUTK Til K. DREDOrNO OF DOOM. Whereat, Tho beat Interests ot tho city, aa well as alu convenience of the shipping visiting the port, demand that tho cbauucl of Cooper River oe kept open with nu in? dent depth of water tor all commercial purposes, and free from obstruction: , Be st ordained, That in future ?ll mud removed from any of tho city docka by drodge machines, or othorwleo, ?hall be removed ono huudred and Atty fathoms from the cud of the dook. The Harbor Master shall be furnished with a copy of this Ordinance, which ho la required strictly te enforce; and to report for prosecution ail violations of tho same: which shall subject tho party so offending to a fine not exceeding one hundred dol?ais for each and every offence. Unlined in City Council thia eight day of October, tu the year of our Lord ouo thousaud eight hundred and ?ix ty-BO von. [L.8.] P. 0. GAILLARD. Mayor. W. H. Burra, dork of Council. Uctobor 18_ NOTICIE. CHARLESTON, October 14, 1807. STOPPED FROM A NICO HO A SMALL NUM. KKK OF FOWLS, and lodged at Upper Warde O mini Houao. j Tho owner ls requested to cali, prove property, and take them away. E. J. Ki Nd M AN. I First Lieutenant Upper Wards Police. October 16_._ 6_ KI.ACCTION UV CITY A SN IC H so M. OFFICE OLE LtK OE COUNCIL. I October to, 1807. j rrUIE CITY COUNCIL WILL. AT ITS NEXT REGU X LAU Meeting, to bo held on TUESDAY, 22d Inst., proceed to ?loot ah ASSESSOR to HU the unexpired term ot Mr. D. C. GIBSON, docoaeed. Letters of application will bo received up to 13 O'clock M., on day of election. By order. W. H. SMITH, October ll Clerk of Council. _ NOT? ]'. TO DKIJIN??UBNT TAX PAYBHs, CITY TREASURY OF* ICE, I Oe toiler H. 1807. ( TAX EXECUIIONS WILL I8HUE FROM. TH IB OF? FICE on 22d inst, on all unpaid returns for 1807, due on 20th June last S. THOMAS, Octobers City Treasurer, NOTICE TO AUCTIONEERS. CITY TREASURY Or FICE, I OCTOHK.lt 3, 1807. J ALL AUCTION UCKJ4s.ES EXPIRED BY ORDI? NANCE on 80th september. Renewals will te Sranted on application St thia Office, if made during 2'At* foflfA. H. THOMAS, ?ty Treasurer. Octobers . _ii. ? _ ESTIMATES WANTED. OFFICE CITY CIVIL ENGINEER, I Cl rx HAU,, CHARLESTON, September ll, 1867. j ?< KALEB PROPOSALS WILL BE BELK1V ED UM TIL IO the 18th at 12 o'clock M., for BUILD! NG SEVERAL TRUNKS of tho lengths and sises given below. Theeei. tlmatea will Include the coat of excavating about 200 cubic yards of earth, the necessary tilling, reforming ol pavements, anet grading altor the laying of trun ks. TIIUNKH. FFBT. Length of Trank tn Mue street.270 Length of Trunk in and from lots lu Coming street to the tidal drain. 300 Length < 1 Trunk from lots on Gadsden street to the main drain lu Wentworth Street.120 Length of Trunk from McIntosh's Court to Rad? cliffe atraet drain.187, Total length.877 Ti units to be twelve by twenty luches lu tin? clear, built .of two by twelve luchos primo yellow pine planks, to rent upon aleepors ot three by nine tuches, throe feet long, placed flvo feet from centres. Braces to be (wo by a*x Inches, dovetailed into the sides of Trunks, at dis? tauoaa of llvo feet from oeutres. The Trunks to be laid to grade pega furnished by tho Engineer. AU the work must bo carried on with the greatest dispatch. Plans eau be soon at this office. A copy of theao specittcutiona must bo attached te each oner. LOUIS J. BAUDOT, September ia City Engineer. PUBLIC NOTICE. OFFICE OF CITY TREASURY, 1 . January 3, ?Hir?.'f ; PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT UNDER the following Ordinance licenses haye been preparen tor delivery from thia Office. S. THOMAS, CityTireaaurer. ! BEC. 1. Be it Ordained-.bf the Mayor andi Atetermen* Cily Council assembled, That from au0 alter.Ute urst da> of J?nuary, licenses abaU bo taken out for all carts, draj ?nd wagons, used for private abd domestic purposes. In the same manner, and according to the sanie provisions BOW ot force in relation to cartu, Unvye and wagon?, lesen' driven for hire, except giving bouda. And each sue i. cart, dray or wagon, shall be provided with a badge eo:> taluinn the number tlieroof, and marked I'nvale, too placed ou the outside- Of, tho sbf?fL ;.. SEO. a. No person shall be token by the Treasurer ai surety to inly bomt under tho Ordinance concerning 11 censes for carts, .drays, wagons and other camsges, un* leas he or she bs a freeholder. . S tee. 3. The lollowlug ?hal! hereafter be tho rates toi Mcenses for public and private carts, drays, wagons, (kc, including the horses or mules used theredf, which SUAI' ho I rec; I rom cither taxation: l'UBUO CA HTS, HIU Ys, ETC.,' on TUOSB EMF LOVED TN AM I Busmsas WHATEVER, ron HIRE DIRECT on iNitinaer. For every cart, dray or wagon, drawn by one horse ru mule, ?20. , For every cart, dray or wagon, drawn by two horaesor mules, ?au. For every hack and carriage with two wheels, $20. For every back and carriage with four wheels, MU. For every stage or omnibus (.except line omnibus with, two burses, *ou., For every etage or omnibus (except Une omnibus,, drawn by four horses, foo. For every truck drawn oy two or more horses or toulc-s : .80. For every express wagon drawn by two or moro hone*! or mules, ?00. . i BREAD CASTS AND MI tv ATE OASTS, DRAYS, ETC. For every bread cart or wagon. Mi For every cart, dray or wagon, used Cor private or do? mestic purposes, and not to be employed in tho trans? porting of goods, wares, merchandise, lumber, or any other commodity, (br compensation, either directly or ; tnrttraotly tor the same, shall pay for a license tbs aura ot! ?3, exclusive ol the horse or mut?. Rautled in City Council, this 10th day of January I Li ' s.) In the year of our Lord one thousand eight bun* dred and sixty-six. P. 0. GAILLARD, Mayor By the Mayor. Januarv H_W. H. HMITH. Clerk ol gottgefl. AR ORPINANCK TO l-.BUULATE THE ?TOBAOS OS rETROMCUM, TTS rsc . . < DUCTS, asp OTHER INFLAMMABLE ultu. SEO. I. Be it ordained by the Mayor and Aldermen, in City Council assembled, That from and after tho IK th day of Juno noxt.lt shall not be lawful to keep Petroleum,; Kerosene, Rock.Ou, Benzine, Bes zola* or any cuber in? flammable oil - of oils on storage or for sal? ba any cellar, : I store or building south ot* Line street, in a largar: .mall? aty than ?tty gallons ou any .one lot or premisoa, um!, any such quantity so kept ?r stored shall be contained in > vessels ot tin or other metal. , ' I h EC. 2. That Petroleum, tte producta, or any other ir flam mable oil or oils, when brought into,Ute city by lamil or water, may be kept on any lot er in any budding In! which cotton ia not stored, for a period not exceeding ; twenty-four hours, apou ta* expiration of which time it I Spall be removed and kept in the manner as required by tho foregoing section, i Ssc. a. Any person or persons violating any part ?l i tbirt Ojedluapcio nhatl be eubjecMo a tine of jwo kondred Uart),!for odoh o?Vnce; rscovwans in any Court of con- : potent jurisdiction. UaUtted in City Connell this twenty-first day of May. In ! the year of oar Lp rd one thousand eight hundred and sixty as veta. i :?'<:?. (b.a) . P. C. OAILLARD, Mayor. W. H. SMITH. Clerk ot ?qvumiL ... . . - ,. Janeo S rm fUML.EC ?UTILE. OFEICB CUBE OB Conna?t, I : .... . (" . .. .. , ? ,,: Muy 18C7. ) . The following Section of " An Ordinance to abolish tho Office ' of Spermtendent of Streets ; to provide for Keep tug UM Stroota' Lanes, Alloys, and open Courts in tho OHyol Charleston Oleo?, sad tor otherpur posos,", is hereby pubhshed for the Information of all. concerned ; For the due protection of (he aitd contractor or con I tractera, it io further ordained, that flvsry owner, lassoo,. occupant and tenant of any premise? fronting na any otreot, lan?, alley, or. ope? court, shall on every day (Sundays excepted) have the. duri, filth, garbage, or other offal, placed lu front of bis or Ker lot, in a barrel, box or heap, and ba rieartinesEfpr iba oSdtiswtor, by the hour ot seven o'clock, A, M., troua the that day ol May to the first day Of November lb every year : and by tho hour ot niue o'clock, A. M., from tho tirat day bf November to the urafc day erf MAy following. Aad any person offend noun SOOTS named, shall bo ?ubject to a Ano not lesa than two nor more thew ute: dollars, for each and every offenco" to be imposed by Um Mayor, , hr, ?_w By order w. H. SMITH. May 15 C Clerk of Council. iTlVn! il ilJ U'\lf|I?Pj?j..wf ku"' ' . ,' MAYORALTY OF CHARLESTON. I . .v .J. ' i(?f Utaa? November tLlSSo.7 f A IX PEBSONliDESTBCsUSOF REBUILDING IN T m iL. Burnt Dtstriota and Wasts Places of tluvWty, un. dar "Au. Act ol tba fltvwt'T%} Ap^?mKij girtna ^PKifiroy to the City Council of Charleston to proceeTln the ma., tex o? a Fire I,oan, witsva.vlsw to ia building up the CHtyBr>ews''areb?wbylieSEoea tliai Hhe form of sppli cation for loans can be obtained at tho office of theOleile of C-ouncil, betwswi the boars of ?i. M. sud 3 P. M. AU applications must bel* d lu tho above mentioned office, so the Committee wlU meet ev air MoMflj to cor. Hider tho same. _ '? '""Fhi NOTICKR ar ?.".I Its, " )waera anti aises are bi good conditio?! sfill tbul is removed ss required by Ord) tiona will follow. , C. B. SIG WALD. . , r p Ol-'?ref Polies. ? ai r I rf ?" mm'iuB. I of persons selling Good? by sample or otherwlso, who are I not residents of this oliy. AU such persons are hereby March H Clerk of CewtnrUj. MANUFACTURE?? AMD ?EA ?VERH IN sad warranted equal to any made in the United gastes. MISCELLANEOUS. PHILADELPHIA UNIVERSITY OK MEDICINE AND SURGERY. riTHK PHILADELPHIA UNIVERSITY o F MEDICINE X AND SURGERY wus organized In 184?. Chartered by tho Legislature, Fobruary 30. 1803. Nain o changed by a legislative enactment to the Eclectic Vediu.i Col? lege, of Philadelphia, in I860. In 1863 lt purchased tho Pennsylvania Mudloal College, established in 1343, and tho Philadelphia Medical College, which had provlousiy been merged into tho Pennsylvania Medical College Pb 188? it purcliaaed tho Penn Medical University. Tao T nj ?J toes of the separate schools nutted, petitioned and obtalnod a special Act of tho l,c>.?s,.-it m-o, consolidating these institutions and cha ging their names to that of the Philadelphia University of Medicine and surgery, March 15, 1806. All tin se various Acts are imbil Hed lu tho statutes of Pennsylvania. Tho cost of tho l ulldlug and museum was over oue hundred thousand dollars, it will be observed that the University, as uow organized, ls tho legal representative of the four Medical Colleges thut il has aJbaorbcd. It is a liberal school of medicine, con? fined to uo dogma, uer attached lo any modiral clltpie butombraces in lui teachlug everything of value to tue profession. Sttnion*,-It has two lull sessions each yoar, commenc? ing on tho 1st of October, and continuing until tho 1st of Jauuary, as its first session, sud from tho 1st ol January to the 1st ot April, as its aocond; the two constituting one full conreo of lectures. It has also a summer session, commencing the 1st April sad continulug until August, for the preparatory branohes, such ss Latin, Ureek, Mathematics, Botany, Zoology, Chemistry, Anatomy Physiology, eic Ticket*.-Tickets to the full course of lectures ? 120. or 100 for each session. For tho Bummer or preparatory course $36. Oraudatlng lee 930. To aid young men of moderato means, tho University has Issued Svo huudred scholarships, which are sold to first-course students for .75. and to second-course students and clergymen for $60, each constituting the holder a Ufo member, with the perpetual privileges of tho lectures, and ?di tho teachings of tho school. Tho only additional tees ant a \ early dis? secting and matriculating ticket, each bf which is $S. The Advantage* af Scholarship*.-The student holding a scholarship can enter tho College at any timo during the year, attend a? long as ho chooses, and re-enter thc Insti? tution ss frequently ss desired. It requires no previous reading or study to enter the University on scholarships, heneo, all prtvato tuition foes aro saved. Students, hy holding scholarships, can prosecute other business a ] art of the time. Tho candidate for graduation can prosenl himself at any time, and roceive his degree au Boon as -ju all tb si. in caso a stu 'cut should hold a scholarship and uot bo oblo to attend lectures, it can be transferred to another, thus preventing any los". . Parents, guardians or friends of student* wlshiug to purchase scholarship lor them a year or more before their attendance at the University, eau secure them by advancing one-half tho price and pay lux the balance When tho student enters. physicians and benevolent men can bestow great benefit upon poor young wen by presenting them a scholarship, and titus enabling them to obtain an honorable profession. The Faculty embraces seventeen eminent physicians and surgeons. Tho University ha? associated with lt a large hospital clinic, whoio cvory form of medical and surgical disease is operated on sud treated in the pres? ence of tho clans. COI.LF.OF. BUILDINO.-The College building, located in Ninth street, south of Walnut, is tho finest iu tho city. Ita front is collegiate gothic,.and ia adorned with em battleraeuts and embrasures, presenting a novel, bold, and beautiful appearance. The facade ls of brown atone, ornamented by two towers, rising to the elevation of eighty teetj and crowned with . sni embattled parapet. The building contains between fifty and sixty rooms, all supplied with water, gas, and every other convenience that modern -improvement eau contribute to facilitate medical instruction. Only five hundred scholarships wul he Issued, and SS two hundred aud fifty aro now sold, those wno wish to secure one should do so at once. Money can be remitted by express, or a draft or check sent on any National Dank lu the United States, when the scholarship will be returned by mall, signed by the President of tho Board of Trustees, JOSEPH S, FISHER, Esq., and the Dean of Ute Faculty, W. PAINE, M. D. AU orders for scholarships or other business or the Uni? versity, ahould bo addressed to Professor W. PAINE, M. ?., Philadelphia, Pa. NEW BOOKS. PAYNE'S PRACTICE OF MEDIC IN E. A NEW'WORK JUST ISSUED BY W. PAINE, M. D., Professor Of the Principles and Practice of Medicine and Pathology In tho Philadelphia University of Medicine j sud Surgery; author of Paine'* Practice of Surgery ; a work on OOH terries and Materia Medica, author of New school Remedies; an Epitome of Eberdes Practico of Medicine; x Ko view of Uomtcopnthy ; a .Work on the His? tory of Medi?me; Editor ol University Medical and Sur? gical Journal, Ac, Ac. It ia a royal octavo of 960 pases, and contains a mil description of all diseases known lu medicine and surgery, including those of women and children, together wi ti- their pathology and treatment by all the new and Improved methods. Price $7; postage 60 oe.nts. /ii . I Addrcs J the author, No. 933 ARCH STREET, Philadel? phia, Pa. ? . . ALSO. A NEW WORK. Entitled New. School Medicines, which is the only work ever published upon Materia Medica, embracing all the Eclectic, H omeo pat td c. and Botanic Rem edies, with a lull regular Materia Medica. Price $6; postage free. Address as above. UNIVERSITY JOURNAL MME AND_ SURGERY. A SEMI-MONTHLY JO UH NAL, OF MEDICINE, BDUOBK?, PHYSIOLOGY, H?OIENE AND O EN EBAL LITEBA TUHE, DEVOTED TO THE PROFESSION AND TUE PEOPLE. The cheaps-1 Medical Paper lathe world, published every two weeks st the University Building, Ninth-street, South of Walnut. Singh) copies.*..$1.00 Five copio? to one address.4.86 Ten copies to one address.7.60 Fifteen copies to one address..9.30 Twenty copies to one. address.10.00 1 be getters up of the Club shall have one copy gratis. Address it,. W. PAINE, M. D., Editor, September 13 - Phllsdelphla, Ps. There cometh glad tidings or joy to ail, To young and to old, to gt eat and to small; The beauty which once was so precious and tars, Is free for all. and all may he lair. By Che sue of CHASTELUR'S WHITE LIQUID ENAMEL, Foe 'Improving sad Beautifying tho Complexion, The moat valuable and perfect preparation in use, for j giving the skin a bean tina pearl-like tint, that ls only found lu youth. It qttiskly removes Tan, Freckles, Pim-' plea, Blotches,.Moth.Pitches, Sallowness. Eruption?,| soo all impurities of the skin, kindly healing the esme I ea vin? tho skin white and clear as alabaster. Its. ase, cannot bo delected toy tho closest scrutiny, and being a, vegetable preparation ia perfectly harmless. It is the . only article of the kind used by the French, sad is cen- j sidercd by the. Parisian ?a indispensable' to a perfect' toilet. Upwards of 30,000 bottles were sold during thu past year, a sufficient guarantee or its efficacy. Tarlee onay 15 cents, tient by mall, postpaid, on receipt of its order, by BKRfJER, 8BCTT8 A CO., Cbemlete, 386 River St., Troy, N. Y March ?O- ip, ]Vl ? r o u T Z ' s :? IliIRSE ANoSr?iiPOWDERS. t/ti l? ; U0?OH/.1 i IO ?lg o"/' ,' 'l " ..*..! Vii .?OttfiMi uW~il>$ut.t. wV>!iU..:-..?.<.>. . l u:, ihaasstl ta lOJmstmri .(.'ja-i-'y .. ,-. tu.:' i j ?iti al . Mtaam^i1 This preparation, long ^p?Jaasajf?SBB? 51 a nd Akvorsbly, known, ^'' imm jj ^^^D r?S^rok?n aovra^s?d H&a?faW HE:.'.: TT l?w.npiilted . horses,; by yjL|^^H?n^ of' all *dl^6esrIncident ^Afii, BNBBOY^Ac. . "' ^^^^^^U^^^^ a i..;tt.ix.i te:.!; o li .TTfT??V' ' ititi i ?f?l . ?i ^rTOoipraWjOT COW* EBI8?REPARATION IB ^^^^^^^^?^^^^^^^^^ tliem^i'u appetite, eoftV mfftfyJmi Wi wm *bMB Wm m^mm .i-n-ion.-. ?ttti?fi'f alfi-liP'f j'.-fuiv 'io .MU? 'io m t> ofssruffl ?ass? ?rill be ?mdW vto&*trfe$ time, s certain presenil. 4rt.? ? 'i?? ;V)tt- }?...{? ii,ooo?)'J' .H? r/'io \. PREP ABRO ?Y S. A. FOWZ %B&?., (.IV.' ino ?; A si it ?J I it Bf st BS KT BALT?MOKE, Md. . ' i ' / <. -- ? ' '? '"'?'".''i'*' ' ? - ?' ' FOB BAL? BY ':' . ! ? / . D?WIE 4 M??SE, mmm wm mm, NO. 151 MEETING S'fR?EX, opmmvtn cHBMi.iBimiw. wnaoM UUtih? " : . ; , , , ; ; .SS>aB>6a*0 THE MARION STA?, ?rim Assam DRUBS, CHEMICALS, ETC. OLD ESTABLISHED DRUG STORK E. H. KELLERS & CO., (LATH IM1IN .V DOUN) WHOLESALE AM) RETAIL DRUGGISTS, No. 131 MEETING! STREET, Third door above Market* HAVE LATELY RECEIVED LA ROE ADDITIONS TO their usual stuck of pure uiui frosh DRUGS MEDICINES DYE STUFFS EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN FANCY OOOU3 FINE SOAPS TOILET POWDERS POMADES COSMETICS COMBS BRUSHES EXTRACTS, .to Comprising invoices Iroiu the most reputable manu, facturers. On hand, all (ho principal PROPRIETARV MEDICINES, Including Preparations of AYER. JAYNE, HALL, CHFV ALIER, DAVIS, WRIGHT, UOLLOWAY, Ac. Also, v largo assortmeut ol 8UROICAL INSTRUMENTS TRUSSES SADDLE BAGS MEDICINE CHESTS GLASS METAL AND GUTTA PERCHA UOO?S GLASSWARE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Oreat attention is paid to tho importation aud soleo tlon of PURE AND FRESH DRUGS, and noue other are allowed to go out of Uie Estsblisb ment. PRESCRIPTIONS compounded with ftc. 'icy, and thc public can depend on t?< utmost reliability in the execution o < rdcrs. E H. KELLERS, I.D. Il BAERJ.D ILL HAIL TO THRCONOIIEROR! HOPE FOR TBE DESPONDING INVALID. DEFER NOT THE USE OF RODRIQUE'S PUNIC ISLIXIR SPECIFIC. MANY WHOSE DECLINING HEALTH. 'WHICH waa preoarioua, and their recovery despaired of, do uow with grateful emanations to the All-Wise Dis? poser, offer heartfelt, thanks for this timely remedy. Dur? ing the short time since its public introduction into use, the Originator has most happily realized her most san? guino expectations In manifestations issuing from all quarters of its unparalelled curativo properties, for tn no case where it has been odminlsterea with regard to di? rections, and persevered In, has lt failed in ita beneficial results. ba resorting to this remedy, the invalid can depend upon the safety of every article in its preparation, and while it accelerates Oie healthful reactions of each organ and vessel, the mind can be perfectly free, from appre? hension of any subtle ingredient being Insinuated into Its composition. The.appetite, which improves under its administration, it st liberty to Indulge prudently in whatever nutriment ts palatable, digestive and wholesome, and while it is no more than proper to avoid exposure to fresh cold, no loar need be entertained of any nubility under thia course of treatment to induce it. It is a pleasant AROMATIC CORDIAL, quite agreeable to tho taste, and ss a lung re? viv? fy er and balaam of health, it is distinguishing ltaeir n? without precedent, and wo trust will, ere long, claim for itself general acclamation for its unrivalled efficacy. For sale hy the Proprietress, Mrs. CKCILIA RODRI? QUE'S, northwest corner Of MEETING AND SOCIETY STREETS, and principal Druggists:- . v. . y... .FO R x '.v vCHMLS & FEVER tfcrE HA:V? USED 6AL^GHAV8 PIL?S, A??p'FtNb Vf ?hst they wRl a-val! tliftt is ololmed for theta,>nd t. W. A. SANDFORD, At#V Gent Of Alabama. ROBT. DOUGHERTY, Judge Supremoi Court Als. From THOMAS J. JODOK, Judge Supreme Cou rt. I have used GAIiLTOHAN'S PILLS on1 my plantation for Fever and Ague, sud find them all that ls claimed for them. THOS. J. JUDGE. Montgomery, Als., September 39,1888. Lowana Coran, Alabama.1 GALLIGHAN'8 FEVER AND AGUE PILLS, W?1 -do. They aro decidedly the best medicine for Chills andie ver 1 evwgST?- > would not bs without them for Ase tunes the price. .J, A. GHAHAM - AKtnrooe/ April VT, 1807. 1 One box of GALL IG HAN S PILLS cored ma perfectly of Chills and Fever. They aro tho best medicine toe Chills and Fever I over saw. A. G. RONALDSON, .Clerk Superior Court, Sumter County, Gs. - ll McwrraoMsm, At,*1.; JTu?y-e, 168?. ' Messrs. BLUNT A HALB-GESTS: I have used your OALLIGHAN'S PILLS on two occasions for chills- aud I Fever, sad find that they effect sU that they are intend: ed to do. They are the best remedy for the disease that lt have. ?var t ried, \ consider them, perfectly re] tabla. , - , Respectfully. DAN'L SAYRE, ' Gran J Sec. Grand Lodge el FVend A. M. Of Alabama. ' , ,, ? i yo I.-'. :.( ,..l. ii vii.?.. AIJIAHY, GA., March iv. 1807. I have used GALL?GH AN'?i PILLS in forty caaes c I chills and Fever, with perfect' nt?cess.- They ure tl o best Fever sud Ague P1U patup. . ' ' WHOLESALE IN CHARLESTON, .BY "; 1 ' No.'148 Meeting Street. And by an DragglaU. ^rf^g^g* .01 PROPRIETORS, May 14 ?Ul-ftDJOW" ? ' ' Montgomerys Ala. When by the os? of DR. JOTNVILLB'9 ELIXIR yon caa bs curM pormaneutly, *?d st s (sining cost, .,. i The astonishing success which has attended this tn. valuable medicine for Physical sud Nervous Weakness. General,Dobtbty and Prostrailoa, Loss oi Musctdar .Ec everdiacQvsrod. tb .ii d ^....oi .:?...,?;? isonuiUifti til It alu remove all nervous, affection?, depression, eat? en emeut, Incapacity to study or hiislnoss, loss of memo . ry. contusion, thoughts of eelf do?truf.ti?u, ?fsw of m of tho?oTwho havtf destroyed it TSy ssmmal excess ot evU ursoUrss - ? -lu i.ijt.: i<v..iii i). ~ ->- ; n-.* swot*! toowMsB, ba.hum'bagge?!nonw? to "Ow* ?oe-, foi s" aud Ignorant piactltioncrs, but.send without delay for tb? RtiSlr, sm) be at ones tasteten to ftsstm ?no hsp-> pi"??s. A, perfect Oura li Qwonteed in every instance..