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THE DAILY NEWS. Jo aal? lo Roll OT JOHN B8TKN OOOXE. I'd rather fax recall tho Past, Living in memory, Than reign the sovereign \prd of all 1 he realm of land and eeo. Li6,t o th ora toil for To\v< r or gold. And rioh or famous he; Obscure, unknown, I sit and laugh, Holding the world in fee I Maids may not kiss mc; old and poor, Men may not bow to me; What do I c ire r-Je sun te Roi I My kingdom. Memory I A. QUEEN IN EXILE. How Qneeu Isabella anti tlie itoyal Family of Spavin Live in Paris. [Translated from La Potito Presse ] Tho Queen occupies tho ficst floor of her new mansion?-that whioh opens on tho Ruo do Rivoli, wliile tho King consort and Prince of Asturias livo in tho rooms looking down upon tho Rue Sainto Ilonore. Tho Queen's apartments aro tho most spaci? ous and gorgeous. The ttrst of the suito of these magnificent rooms is tho large whito and gold 8a!on. Tho hangings aro made of crim? son velvet, and tho furniture wrought out of rosewood. Then follows a small room with red silken hanging? and blnok walnut furniture. Tho boudoir, hung with green velvet und fur? nished in tho most elegant, style, which is ad? joining to tho bed-chamber, htis boen transfer? red into the Queen's Btudy. Tho bed-chamber is hung with dark red velvet, epaoious and very beautiful. Tue bed, which tho Queen has brought with her from Spain, is made of cast iron, beautifully gilded, and filled with three mattresses covered with red satin. Adjoining tho Queen's chamber is another bedroom, which is occupied by her femme do chambre. It is filled with a number of clothes presses and strong boxes, containing the famous and precious jewels of tho Queon. Her servants call it tho diamond room. Opposite tho Queen's apartments are thoso of tho King consort, consisting of a large and small saloon, a bed chamber and five other rooms. The Prince of tho Asturias lives with his father, ?md occupies a part of theso rooms. Tbs King's bed, as well aB that of tho Queen, hes been brought from Spoin. Rut it is very plain, made of cast iron, without gilding-, andas nar? row as that of a child. Between the apait ments of tho KiDg and those of tho Queen, which communicate with ono another, there is a eplondtd and very largo dining- hall, with furnituro of carved oak wood and hangings of superb damask. Breakfast is served at eight o'clock, and in? variably consists of chocolate. At eleven luncheon is served. Tho King consort and tho xjueen sit down to it alone. After they havo eaten, Prince of Asturias and his pre? ceptor take* tb*'r Pla<-'cs. The littlo princesses, who occupy tho secvM,d floor ovcr tho Qu?e?'a apartments, likewise broa^,a8' by themselves. Count Dr-pclot ra and M. o.n,a\??. *ho two most distinguished personages ti.^ have ac dbtnpuiiod the royal family ' to Paris, oJ.Rnpy the second Hoot* over the roohis of tho Kin? , consort. There aro, besides, sixty servants of all classes in tho house, The King consort and Queca dino at six en tete-a-k te, and aro thou waited upon by domes? tics in very gorgeous liveries. Tito table is excellent, and does tho greatest honor to tho cook who is a Frenchman, and, I believe a Parisian. Tho favorite wines of tho royal couple aro those of tho G ii onde and Cham? pagne. Tho Queen goes out but very little, except her daily promenade of at least two hours at the Bots do Boulogne; she then returns home, and, as a general thing, spends her evouings in her room, chatting with her attendants, reading, writing or receiving visitors. She has not subscribed to any French journal, but three or fvur Spanish papers aro mailed to her indirectly, and she receives, besides, an in? credible numbor of letters frfnn all countries, and a great mat.y applications for audiences. The Queen weu rs very fine and varied toi? lets. On (sunday, at Saint Germain 1'Auxer rois, 3ho was dressed in a short but elegant brown silk cloak, and on the day whon she visited her mother, she wore a long robe of violet sati i with white stars. A great many visitors try to gain access to her, but, as a matter of course, all of them are not admitted to her. Her porter has to open- tho front door daily several hundred times, and to answer questions such as tho following : f?oea tho Queon of Spain live hero ? Or; _ "Is Que?fl isaoout? tw num? r At lour o'clock tho Queen leaves her apart? ments to make her dally pro nenado at tho Bois de Boulogne. Sho rides out in her lan? dau, seated between the King consort and the Prince of Asturias. The King is of short staturo and rather obese, but very straight and possessed of ^fl?it? pffablo mumers. He w^ars a long mous? tache, and ts molmed slightly to tho left; his face is mild rather ilian effeminate; his atti? tude is mora polHely^reaef-veci ftni| modest than cold or atfocted. rio always wears & bUt??S . dress suit and gloves, aud appears more like the Queen's cavalier than her husband. Even in tho middle of a painting, his face and form would attract little or no attention. Tne precocious embonpoint of the Queen hos oeen somewhat exaggerated, and, ! j*** that it does not lesson very much her natural grace and majesty. Her typo is that of & Bourbon-regular, but somewhat too heavy. When she descends the broad staircase of tho house, hanging on tha King consort s arm tne step is slow, almost solemn, and her *'-0Q aeri &??? nf-- Y0U 10?k ? Her. she ls still theyae^n. P a9Q|f & broad> llOQe9t amjle "..?oiens and lessens tho hard expression ot, ~her features. 8he has just perceived tho Prinoe of Asturias, and is now nothing but a mother. She outers the carriage, ana a few Spaniards-nearly all of them belonging to the popular classes-have haotened to her, greeting her bareheaded and in tho most re? spectful manner. Isabella bows to them with visible omotioii, and smiles mournfully. Such are tho thanks of the exile. Isabella's mo? bile aad opou physiognomy r JO dors very per? fectly, in these tow mininos, this three-fold air of the Qaeoo, the mother and tho oxilo. The Priuco of Asturias ts a nico bay, lively and ?harp, tuouarli ?jine may say just tho re? verse of him. H) woars a gray pa'etot, and hat and necktie. Ho is tei yours old. Happy age which laughs at, oxilo and tho other nu so? nos of lite. Has he not his toys hm atmies of le iden soldiers, and quito a people of wood? en aad pistol)tard mia. He seems to liko Paris, and believes, perhaps, that his mother has made a pleasure trip to the capital of Frunoo. E ?i ll b ft a< lj b fe ir fa 'S ai b< ti ca CT CC wi be ur bi Ri on at ca j>f gc wi np tn Li BU lil kt at yo tit yo co toi su an toi ht co ev no yo co: trj an an ok en: i tht OVt it i hei thc wo poi dai tat wal is floi cot dai tun I floi for hoi oa tb* ?ni da th. Vl( eh on ea bj dr RC of m fli lo hi tu th fr to THE CO>: TESTED ELECTION FOB CONOBESS IN THE THBHD CoNanrsssxoNAL DisT?ior.- Tbo Columbia Phoenix says : For tho last tbre? or four days the examina? tion of witnos sc s on the part ot' the contoeiaut, S. L. H?ge, has boon going on in this oily, against tbe validity of tho election of J. P. Reed as a member of Congress lrom this dis? trict. The investigation in before W. H. Wigg, Judge ot Probate. Judge H ige is conduotiug tho ex ?minalton in person in hts own behalf, and Joseph Daniel Pope. Esq., has been re? tained as counsel for Mr. Reed. Tho exami? nation of Tulbnd occupied the greater part of Friday and Satuiday, and, wo aro informed, that it was in many respects the most extraor? dinary evidence that eyer was givo >. Ho con? fessed, in his i xaminat.on to the murdei of Randolph, and g ive in full the ?bocking de? tails. The ex minalton ia continued lrom 9 o'clock iu tho m Jinn g until 9 o'clock at night. Qu< ?lions und cross-qu, n ions are followed uo with rapidity, and wu suppoe the evidence in print iu luis cay? will fi 1 ?. printed volume as big as a fam.lv B.b e. Will ii ba oe truthful? Wo underhand that Mr H?ge proposes to ox amine in tho < list net five hundred witnesses; and, probably. Mr. Recd aB m n moro. Who will over toad it? Air. Hotro has so loot od Conimbia io conduct tho examination of many of his wiinossoa. bticause he do JU not consider bia pei sou safe m Nc?b?ny, Abbeville and EugcfieKi f ruin' on. TAB I INANOIAL VL.W OP RITUALISM.-The New York WoiudSftyS : -Whatever BIMI may be said asiiiinst iiiuaii?m. it ia not to be denied that, in a world, point of view, it is a ?ucees-, The disgusted pewholder who advertised far sa e. a few wooka ago, bis pew in the ohirch of Dr. Ewer, us ti ni -amj of indicating his dis? approval of that divine'? recent course ot treat? ment of Protestantism, both in its dogmatio and its ceremonial shapes was tho type uf a oise's very small indeed, in comparison to tho class who have boon attract ed by the same novelties. Tbat section ot oburoh-goera not tbe least numerous, nor from * vestryman's view the least considerable, wbioh goes to tho sharon whereof the ritual is tbs most impres? sive, the music most artist ic, and the &cco--uo rieS the most gorgeous, is allured at'once, and the pews m wh oh infreauetit believers snored while the truth of orthodoxy waadr Aae? out above thom, ara crowded with rho mod,vu reproductions of the Athenians whose employ? ment it was eitbsr to Ussr or to tell soma new thing." ENGAGE? 1'EOrJLE. [From tho New4York Hound Table.) At ball or sociable, at conversazione or cro? quet, at wedding or funeral, at any other of (nose festivo occasions wheroin society disports itself, it not unfrequontly happons to a young man, after having been lavish of his attentions, his admiration, and his heel? for tho solo be? hoof and benollb of somo particular young woman, whoso oyes or hair or toilette may havo hit his taney, to be told by a disinterested female friend, with tho least possible soupcon ot malicious triumph, that the object of his devotion is ougaged. AU mon who havo at any timo mingled in tho diversions of tho salon can recall somo such experionce, and with it, too, tho unmistakable feeling of wasted op? portunity, tho chagrin of love's labor lost, which tho information brought with it Even we, Whoso silvering hairs havo scarcely softened tho fires of youth, can re? member tho pretty blonde or the fascinating bruuotto we danced with vainly for one catiro evouing (dieu I fugaces) so lo?ig ago; wo can , romembor her uauio, tho dimplo in her lovely \ cheek, tlie coquettish allurements of nor side- , long eye; and we renew again after all thoso , years the tempest of rago and loathing that j toro our manly bosom and threatened tho so- \ roiity of our unruffled shirt front as wo learn- , ed that she was engaged to that ruppv Jones.. - ur that scou drei Robinson, as tho caso may J havo.boon. But wo did not then what wo pro- . poso to do now; wo did not pause to moralize j on, and, if possible to analyze tho curious t conventionalities which this triumph aud de- \ spuir presupposed and indicatod. j Tho fact ts that that peculiar social relation ] which is known as an engagement is among j tho most amusing studies to which tho philo- , jopliical student of society can apply himself. t To appreciate it thoroughly, however, he j >ught himself to havo beou engaged at least . nice-and not moro than twice. For repeated " mgagemouts will have confused the accuracy )( his recollections and blunted the delicacy of lis perception to aa extcut that must mate? rially dim the light which experience would \ >thcrwiso havo 8hed upon his inquiry. But to t nv?n, who bas boen onco or twice engaged, !. vho is neither a cynic nor an enthusiast, there s a nover-failing fund of entertainment in witching tho antics of his neighbors struggling n tho net from which some friendly rodent of 1 lircumstauees has released him. lie will ob ervo, in the first place, that for both parties ho Situation is singularly disagreeable. For JJ >oth it involves nearly ail the privations, with? out any of tho privileges of matrimony. Au? nts! us must leave his club and abandon bis igor; he must exchange those cosy little din- J I era a trois pitts at tho cafe for dreary and ll-eooked banquets at his intended father-in iw's; he must put up with chafing from his a achelor friends, and ho must sacrifico the af jctiouato and piatouic regard of all his formle cquaintauco. Of courso, whoro a man is reid- v< ' in love, greater sacrifices than tboBO should yl e gladly made; hut after all, the eincerost af- di ictio;i in the world w ill not prevent an .en- Rt aged man from feeling that his posi?icu is tito and irksome in tho extremo. Arabella cc , no doubt., tho bast giri iu tho world, l)t id loves you vory dearly, though no 28 ?tter than you love ho ; * yet there arc u< mos when Lucinda, for example, who doesn't ivo a button for you, and for whom you cure rou less, would bo a much more agreeablo impanion. At a dancing party, Jet us say, J6j;-o Lucinda waltzes like a sylph and Ara lla* ?e>?v creature that she is. like-well, dike ?iuo?iitw- an<1 vot > our engagement for? ds you to follow ino inclination which would ve vou a good pariS01" instead of a poor ie, and delight inetoad Pf torture. So too tb tho opera, where despite y?oY affection, you he unot help contrasting tho cold Indifference nc Arabella w.io, with all hor amiability and tai toduess, bas very little taste tor music, ] th Lucinda's charming enthusiasm ?nd ipreoiative eo^tacios. Then, aeain, at e picture gallery, you remember how iciuda fairly vibrated with artistic plea ,re over chefs (?ocuores which tho dar- ES IC of your soul passes with ino?t provo- QC ag nonchalance. Now. profound as is your tachment to your bothrothed, aud firmly as u are oonviuood that snoot all women is des- cu icd to mako you happy, you cannot deny to J urself that on all these occasions Lucinda's 33. mpauy would bo vastly mote agreeablo. Af- 3 t you are married you" can onjoy this plea ro which ia now denied you; you can dance d flirt with Lucinda then to you heart's con- ox ot; you can invite her to join your wife in ' tie parties to tho theatre or tho opera or the i2j Dcert; you can go so far as to kiss her and ery other pre tty turi that will let you, and body minds it a bit. It is only your way; u always were wild, and this is but tho inno- 161 nt freedom of an old Benedict. But just pr 7 ono of these .innocent freodonis while you 1 3 engaged, and povf ! yow havo Arabella Bpc d all her femine acqjainuvucO3- youner and I, buzzing around your ears lib? ft a Warm of . [?aged hornets, 1 :t- ?3 iilis Sense of confinement and restraint mn it ma koa tho period of betrothal irksome for ton m tho most ardent lover. And for the lady 1 s oven worse. From tho fatal moment of Mo r official announcement there is an end of all ise sweet obsoivanees wherewith she was nt to be encompassed. No longer tho daily Ue? dm.tn comes to her freighted with store of hen nty missives, gilt-edged and perfumed, invi- pi0 ions to ball, or opera, or play, the newest lt3, thc latent novsJ; iv? longer ber boudoir made fragrant witn tho spoils ofafcozen 'ists ; rio longer a score of eager cavaliers an(] itond for tho honor of ber hand at ovory Bte ice ; no longer sho goes forth in promenade per \ pa.rU, lifco Horace's Barine : c"t "Juvenum * * * 1 P?W*c%?ra." ? l'or all these various joya,- for notes and La) wer?, for books and music, and invitations, escort, and partners, even for the flittering ?Age ot admiring e? es. she must depend clei Augustus, who, ten chancos to ono, never aC. oks of flowers or musio, never goes to the ^ satre, perhaps-O horror!-does not evou fl , nee. And m the latter caso he is sure to be 9 veriest dog in tho manger, and to object % ilehtlyto his beloved dancing with any body ^a 10. Could the art of her bitterest female for erny devise tor her a more pitiable situation ? ? As wo havo said, for two people who lov? ^ ch other truly, thoso little annoyances, it will , i said, are very trifling and easily to bo on ired. But t'.ia sincerest lovo cannot alta- na itber relieve from monotony an intercourse io months, or oven years, whoso soJo oxcito ent lies in anticipation. After tho first briof 27 tsh of assured buccesa, when passion's cata guo of pretty inanities is exhausted, it is ird to imagino what engaged people find to tlc Ik of evening alter evening that cuatom fig iowa thom together. Wh ch. o? us baa a Gt tend, malo or female.*'that lie o-iukl enduro g.? talk to night after night for a year together, *V ith no chango and no releaso? And what amour has lov.: so biuch moro potent than iondahip to mako us fiad variety in rnon uuy itself? "The courao of true love 3ver did run smooth," only from tho moment M bogan to mu smooth it ceased to i'O true s1 ve. Passion feeds on difficulty, and romaneo IU its hfo-breath. ibo humdrum quiet and LU rossie realities of an engagement are apt to io! the ardor aud dissipate the illusion-* hich usually prompt a proposal, and perhaps tl i this way. by giving a chance to correct au w .ror before it is irretrievable, engagements > good. From this point of view the practice y* worthy of encouragement, but it must? be st ightfully stuoid for tho engaood. Perhaps, B) tor all. there is more wisdom in the old plan st ! marrying iu haste and repent at leisure; for i repentance is pretty sure to come at amy ,to, it may be as well to avoid this prelimina j ennui. -*-? .. tem ?* ? 8t A MID-OCEAN COLONY. Jg A Homanee ot tine Soutn Atlantic. 81 From an artiolo in the London Athen?um a thereoetit voyage of Prinoe Alfred in tlie ?gate Galatea, we extract tho following ac junt of a ourious little community d .veiling 1 mid-0 'oatt : On quitting Kio the romanee of the voyago egan by acall at Tristan d'Aounha, thu largest ock in a louelv irroup of islets fla ?lie great ratera-a group wino 1 is said to be mrtt?sr wav from other Battle mun ts than anv other Mid in the woiid. Here is a primo tact for omance. One of the three rooks is called "Ju* coeHBtble," a s cond 'VN^hi-iiigalo,*" und the bird' Tristan." Tho n arost spot ou which mn live ls St. Helena, and that dwarf slot is a tr fl) of' twelve nanured miles ta be north. A littlo story, fc?metbivtg Jiko t>.,vt >f the Pine talan dors-like that of the Pitcairn ? U'anders-.lends charm to this lonely group. % During the early days of Napoleon's, captivity a< n St, Helena, a few sappers and guards were h brown upon Tristan, who dug a du ch, raised t battery, threw up log huts and cleared 4 " patch o? soik when Uley had b on ? year on ? Iheir lonely station, they were fetched away, uo one know why. A corporal named tHaes ? crot leave to stay behind aud keep tho piaoe I fi Tor tho British Crown. Three Yankees had j 6 been thero bo ovo ono ? t whom, a man namoi I ft-nathan Lambert, had taken possession of tho islet, not for the Oreat Ropublie, but for Jona? than Lambert, who wa declared by Jonathan, in a regular proclamation, to be ?ovorei in owner and pinico of lb? tb. ri lt moly rooks. Joni tba 1 ? being gone. OL ss took up bis aaoptre. andi t persuaded two fallows lo stay and shara bia 11 umpire. Happily, Glass bad a wifo, a Creole woman, and two .children, so that human in? terest came into play at once. The little party, after making Glass Governor of the Island, fell on the soil, part of which Lambert had cleared, and harvested vast quantities of pota? toes. Now and then a Btray seaman joined tho colong, and two women carno among thom from the distant cape. Soven years after Glass and his folks were left alone; tho colony had grown into twenty-two mo i and three women. Glass told tho captain of H. M. s, "Berwick" that "they only required a few moro women to make the place an earthly paradise." Glass is now dead, and his little colony exists without cither governor or ROV oranioiit; tho mon growing potatoes and mak? ing shoeB, and tho women, strange to say, wearing crinolines. Tho Prince wont on shore and visited tho ?haulios of theso curious pooplo, to whom the chaplain offered his services in baptizing all the younsstors and marrying all tho stray couples who might fool virtuously inclined and readv for tho yoke. Tho youngsters cuno up in troops to bo baptized; but when tho ro? Prend gentleman mentioned marriage tho maidens wcro co?, and tho batchelors slow to ?ppoar. PerhapsMhey did not hko marrying. ?ii tho Prince's presence. Mr. Miller travo them two hours to consider his proposition, md lingered in vain. As ho savs. witt? nutch professional regrot, tlioro wore seven girls on -ho island old enough to marry, and scvou ,'oung men, all ot' whom wore "eligible" br tho sacrifica, yet tho two hours slipped iway without bringing tho youug men and )lusbing girls to the altar ?r H.\men. Tho Trinco could not wait; and tho British chap am, though burning with zeal to bind theso lemghted swains and nymphs in holy matri uo'iy. hui to push off for the Galatea, leaving hom as wild in morals an i freo in lifo as llioy ?cd been before his advont. Commercial. ICxports. VE-.T INDIKS-rcr sehr Azolda & Laura- CS.OOO feet Lumber, 24 bb!? Potatoes. *EW YOKE-Per steamship Charleston- ll bjgs Sea I-lund and 1430 tales Upland Colton, 75 tierces Rico, 73 bales Yarn, 125 packages sun? dries. (ALTIMORE-Per steamship Poa Gull-228 tierces Klee, 415 bales Upland Cotton, 92 bales Yarn, 8 bales Wanto. 8 packages Hides, 7 boxes Eggs, and Sundries. i OR i-OLK. VA-Per sehr Nathaniel Chase-32 tes ltico, 100 sacks Salt. Charlcslon Cotton and Klee Market. FF10E Or THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS, i CHARLESTON. Wednesday Eveutug, Fob'y 17. I COTTON.-This a> tide continued depress d undoe very limited demand und tho steady disposition of ie leading markets to go lower, but factors make 3ry sparing concessions, and woro not disposed to c.d to any important extent; but the general ten? ancy ol prices was tu favor of buyers, in some in anees to tho extent of ^ lb., ihe article *till mthnrug in an unsettled slate. Sal-e about 350 iles, viz: 2 at 27; 8 at 27;i;2 at 279?; 4 at 28; 222 at l&; 32 at .>$}?; 40 at 29. Quotations cjutiuued munal, tay: LIVERPOOL oiA?snriOATXON. Ordinary to good ordinary .27 @27% Low middling.28 @ Middling.28>?@ By New York classification wo quote : Low middling.28^? Middling.- @ - RICE -This crain was dull, with a disposition on o part ol' bm era to bold i ff for concessions, which, iwever, were not mad o by factors, and there were ? transactions. Wo quoto nominally common to relean Carolina 8??(<j>8i?c; good8^@8j?c ^ lb. Markets toy 'l eiegrapn. FOHEIGH MARKETS. HAVANA, February 17.-Sugar, No. 12, 9j?al0. Lchangc on Puris 4; on United .Stales 22 discount, i'd 5. LONDON, Fcbrua y 17.-Neon -Securities un anged. Sugar linn. livening.-l'ine rosin 17s 6d. Turpentine 33s 6'Ja s 9d. Tallow flat at 45s OJ. LIVERPOOL, Fobruarv 17-Cotton quiet; uplands \12}id; O'leans 12>ial2%d; salos 800 bales; Bom y shipments to the 1 Uh instant, 51,000. two P. M.-Cotton dull; uplands 12d; Orleans \??; sales will not exceed 7000. Rreadstuffs dull, rd flat. ??veniug,-Cotton flat. Up'ands ll%dal2d; Or ns I2>?dal2.??d. Sales 7000 bales. Breadstuff's and ^visions unchanged. Turpcntiue 32s 9d, ?AVR15, Februiry 17.-CotUn opeiis flat; on tho >t If 38\ DOMESTIC MARKETS. JEW YORK, February 17.-Noon.-Money in de n:l at 7. Sterling 8%. Gold 36. 62's I4??. Cot i not so firm at 29J?a29'?. Evening.-Gcvernments closed strong. C2'a 14J? ney closed easier-supply ample at 7. Sterling drat 8??a8%. Gold quiet at 3 .. Southern securi I omiet. Stocks lower and unsettled. Cotton Vj sand Xa&c lower; eales 2500 balos at 29a29>?. ur'dull; superfino Sta o $5 80?6 40; common to ?extra $6 65a7 10. Wheat heavy. Corn heavy; ?yellow Southern C3. Pork $33. L?rd steady t quiet. "Whiskey heavy at 95a96. Sugar firr?( . o dull; Carolina 9>^al0}?. Molasses firm., f/ur dine 5Ca56}?. Rosin $2 45a8 60. F?.eiguts ?"JJ. tou by steam 3 fa?^. !D*01HKATT, Febrtt?ry il.^-Whiski y duh at 95c. )visions quiet and holders firm; prices nominal, rd dull at 80c. XTOTSVILLE, February 17 -Bacon shoulders i4J?c; ur sides 18*?c Pork $33. Lird 20c. Flo^ur ?6 75 Corn 58a633. Whiskey 95?96 VILMTNOXON, February 17 -Spirits <el turpentine n at 61 Rosin in gocd demand fox light grades; 1, $4 50. Crude turpentine st/tidy at $185u2 9P. r active at $2 85a2 90. Cotton, dull at 20a27 cents ? mixed loti. VUOUSTA, February 1?.-Cotton dull and irregu ?; salt s297i middling 27; receipts 538. -.WANNAH, February 17.-Cotton < ull and nomi 1; roiddllu?28; sales 250; receipts 175<; exports Liverpool SA23 MOBILE, Febmary 17 -Cotton easy; low middling ; sa es 600; receipts 538. KEW ORL?ANS, Febmary 17 -Cotton vory unset d; middling nominally 28, sri eis relu ing that mv; sales 1500 bales; rece>p s 4658; exports 2172. >ld85??. Sterling 4 %', hew York tight, par. bu r steady; common 12 J?; prime ldv?ul0; yeUow ?.rifled lo. Molasses steady; piime 78&80. Montgomery < otton Market. MONTGO?E8Y, February 15.-Market quiet at >?o for low middling*. COTTON STATEMENT. ook on hand September 1. 638 oeived past week....'63 iceivtd previously.86,092-36,865 Total...'.36,493 lipp d pu st w cok.,..1,198 Lipped previously.25,121-26,6'4 ock on hand, February 14,1869.10 879 ?calved corresponding week, last year. 946 tipped corresponding we< k last year..........1 100 jceived to February^. 1868.i.64.405 ock on hand February 16.1868.12.035 Selma. Cotton Market. SELMA, (Ar^i.) February 12 - COTTON BTATBMKNT. ock on band September 1, 1868. . 110 ?oeived tnls week. 1,2 8 Bceived previously...28,487-29,781 29,895 lipped thl* weak.1006 lipped previous.,.21,640 r-22.646 ock on hand February 12,. 7249 Vllmit^ton Market. WILMIKCiON, s-ebinary 10.^iURFE?Trtn?->-Has PO m-d in i-ric-, and the ? les are 1643 bbls ut $2 90 nor . eft ind $1 80, *i 86il 96 for hard, per 280 ibu .tbeuiUK6tolo?li>g at lowest ngut-es. Sriurxs AUHPENTINK-Is dun and no sales re jr ed. jin*!*?? c893 bbls at $1 75 fbr strain fed and I ?6?i 90 for >o 2. j AH-i o lOo higher and 415 W* chang- d banda st 186 )>er bbl. COTTON-small t^ea of mixed lots st 2Ta. fi ttsli ville fl! mirk et. rlABHVILLB. Fotruary 18.-^COT*o?-No Pf? ot Dhnatiou in ihe market today. ?he rcoeV, ts and al?menla woro lu ly np io an average, but the sales rere *?w abd Jar betwe-n. We quote oroitiery 2?? ii good ordinary 26Xi iow middling 27. The trana anons ot the day wera as follows: Receipt? 469 ales; sales 88; shipments 47?. OOTTOH tttanpfBan. toak en h in? Soptamherx, 1868.... ...?0 LeceivM U>d?y.. teceived Vr??ionsly..>8i,A89~<4.96> Total..?.... ??.018 hipped t<v4?v..=?.'. .........S.w ' hipped pMhrtomily. .^6"?~-*>y>n Stcekoaaand...^...........^...495(1 Ooalt.-The receipts of corn emil ?se on a ic. le msanas to the demand. Inti prions bare *?ch?da ^Di lt wBieheoesnlie rs havs be n cheeked, ?ted he nariel, thcugh sUtt strong, mles easier. JW*? notes saba of K?stu n tw?i at?u?6*m i shelled in ht?* UaM..?ie .?? MuOced aad deilvered la depot mm, ??aght Of bag? UMMldad. Interior Cotton. Mmkcts. COLUMBI*, February 16.-The cotton market waa dull yosterday and only 90 bales changed banda at ?Tc. lor middlings. ATLANTA, february 16-Colton dull at 26& to 27o. Receipts light. SELMA, February 12 -Market quiet ; demand light. Hales 120 baled at 27%c. Macon Market. MACON, February 15.-COTTON-Tho market throughout tho week just closed has boon m irked by dull,-SM. To-day a decline in pri -os is indicated. Wo quote middlings-nominal-at 26'?aM^o. Tho sales to-day wore 13 b leB; receipts 104 bales ; ond shipments 888 bales. Halos tor tho week 1813 bales; receipts 977 bales, a d shipments 3180 oales. MACON COTTON STATEMENT. Stock ^opttmber 1,18C3. 1,826 Received this week. 977 Received previously.52,372-53,349 Total. 54,675 Shipped this woeK. 8,186 shipped previously......39,661-42,747 rtock on hand thia evening. 11,928 Consignees per Soutti l atoll na Katlrond Fobrnury 17. 781 bales Cotton. 14 bales Domestics, 10 cars Word, 2 cars Lumber. To Railroad Anent, a W William* ? Co, W B WilUams Si soo, G H Waller & Co, Bro dio ft Co. A B Mulligan, Polzer, Rodgers & Co W K Byan. JUE Sloan, Kirkpatrick ft Witto, Shackoliord Si Kelly, olaghoru, Herring & Co, Goldsmith & Hon. Consignees per ."V ort ncaa tern, Uatlroad february 17. 69 bales Upland and 4 bales Rea Island Cotton, 403 bbiSi>aval Moros. 300 bushels Bice, cars iiirni ture, Lumbor, Wood Mdzo ftc. To Boeder St Davis, G L S St Co, p B M, tl W Kinsman, J B l<; Sloan. H Granger, Mnzycks St waitera Bischoff & Co, Trost & Adgor, J Drummond, J A Quackenbush, Mowry A: Co, Kirkpatrick & Witte, J Campsen & co, Mias L ll Boium, A A Goldsmith ft Oo. caldwell ft Sons, ii W Williams ft Co, F W Em mue', W C llee ft <:o, Pelzor, Dodgers ft Co, W P Dowling, Gaillard ft Minott. W Gyrnoy Uart ft Co. Enslow ft Co, J Marshall. Jr, B F Simmons, D C E?>augh, J O A Mooc Mia 8 D Parker, L Cohen ft Co, J Nolan, Struct Broa ft Co, J 0 Malloneo, Railroad A: ont. Passengers* Peroteamship Charleston, for New York-T Mur? phy, D J Wilcox, 8 0 Reuoltou. Miss C D l.oitnor. Mi B M Leittier, L lilly, Mrs Fair, M Singleton, MrMcCarvillo ana lady, Mrs ll A Melli ido, G C Pe? terson, G P Mci hoison, N ii Daly, A Dove. A Brady, J Heiline. I?ort of Charleston, ICebz^uary IQ PORT CAIJKNDAK. TUASK9 OP THU MOON. last Quarter, 3d, ll hours, 38 minutes, morning. New Moon, 11th, 8 hours, 31 minutes, morning. First Quarter, 19tu, ll hon.s. 46 minutes, morning. Full .Moon, 26tb, 6 hours. 4 1 minutes, morning. FEDllUARY. SXTN MOON MSES. I BETS. UISES. niau WATKR. 15 Mouday.i.,1 C..41 ? 5..44 9..27 10..21 16 Tuesday.... 6..4? t G.. 45 i 10. .23 ;10..58 17 Wednesday.! 6..42 ? 5.45: 11..17 111..42 18 Thursday,.. 6..41 5. 40 ? Morn. Morn. lOiFriday. 0..40 5 47 j 12..14 i 12..33 ?OI.Satui-day... 6..39 5.. 43 I..Ti i.,80 Jllsnndav.> 6. 33 5..49 I 2..11 | 2..31 Arri vee! Yesterday. Sehr Independence, Collins, Edisto. 9 bnga Sea Island Cotiou, 21<bags Cotton ?-ced. and Sundrica. Io .) 1 uomey, Bavoiiol & O ), Boper & Stoney, O II loppock, J Banckel, audidstori ol' Mercy. fcbrA ri Deas, bom W. st Poiut MiU. 66 tierces Si-o. To Wardlaw i: Carew. Boreived troni chi-o'm's Mill-SO tierces Bice. To ff C Bec St Cc, lliiW Dowecs. Cleared Yesterday, iicamship Charleston, Corry, Now York-James Ad ger fi Cc. itoomshlp giia Gull, Dutton, Baltimore-Courtenay ft Trenbolm. ichr .Nathaniel Chase, Small, Norfolk, Va-T J Kerr ft Co. :chr ?zelda ft Laura, McIr.Co, Wrst Indies-Bart k. Wirth. Sailed Yesterday. iteamship Charleston, Berry, Now York, team-hip Sea duli, Ditton. Baldino: e. ?ritish biin W M ^asji, McBride, Georgetown, S C. IrigHampden, Perkiro, West Indies, chr Nathaniel Chas", .-mall. Ceo gctown. SC. ehr Kanduskcag, W.yatt, Georgetown, SC. From tti?s (.'ort. tcamabip Magnolia, Cowell, New York, Feb 14. chr ? Il Furber, Cobb, Philadelphio, Feb 14. chr Annie E Glover, Terry, Boston, i-ebruary 14. Up for this Port. ehr E R Graham, Smith, at Philadelphia, Feb 15. Shtpncws by Telegraph. WILMINGTON, February 17-Arrived. La/cillo from altlinor-j; Mary San ti. rd from New York* Cleared, W P Clyde tor New York. SAVANNAH, Februiry 17-/.rrivod, slcimehips [ontgomory nnd .-on Salvador f ? om Now York, and orth Point irom Baltimore; 6Chr Joseph Allen from altimore. Cleared, ship Jo\,fl o Baker for Liverpool ; balks orest Qaecn for Doboy, Geo; Augusta for--; ihr Charlen ^jemii3 f0r Bagua la Grande, Molagua id JackBO-?ViUe Memoranaa. The sehr Richard Vaux. Whither, sailed from Sa im, Maes, Febiu ry 12, for Charleston via Wood's tole. LIST OF VJfiSSKLS 7F, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS FOR. FOREIGN LivEnrooL. hip R O Winthrop, Stewart, Bailed.Jan 22 .'he Edith Wheeler eailed.ri'-?"1 *l iritiab bark David MoNutt, McE h< nny, aid. .Jan 18 ?ark Barriet F BusBoy, Ho.mes sailed.Jan 14 iritish brig Cecilia. BIBI rup, sailed.Jan 6 UAVKE. ?hip Pacido, Fosa, sailed.Jan 4 POUT TALBOT. L'be Oonri- r3 Jenkins, Bailed... .Jan 12 DOMESTIC. BOSTON. !i-hr B N Hawkins. Wyatt np.Jan 25 ;chr Mary D baskell. Barbour, cleared.......Feb 10 SALEM, MASS ichr Richard Vaux, Whittler, sailed.Fob 12 ?KW mat, ?rig Adola:de, Wilson, up.... <.Fob ll ichr Marion Cage hhepberd. cleared.Fub 13 lehr H W Godfrey -eatB, clean d......Feb 12 oar Iona. Kendall, cleared.F<b li ichr D C Huite, Bildroib, ch urcd.' eb ll -chr Koref, Crocker, cleared...;..............Fob 9 .cur U ne, ??lover, cleared......Feb ii ?ehr Enchant ress Covert , cleared.Feb 6 ?obr Matthew Houney,-, up..... .Feb 1 ichr lr.do Wind,-., no. ..Feb 18 rillLUJKLPHIA . ;tcan?hlp Pr? metheus, Gr iy, sailed.Fob 14 ichr Clara. Muiiord cleared.Feb 6 'Ohr Annie Barton, Frmk, cleared...Fob 10 chr E B Graham,. mi.b, up.Feb 16 I DALTIU?.U?. iteamship Falcon, Horsey, io satt.Feb 18 BeamsDip Marylani, Johnson, sailed.Feb 15 <chr Alice G Oiace,-up.JU.Feb 13 ?our Campbell, Torry, up.Feb 13 -ein- Pachol ? eama.i, U gh, cleared.Feb ? icbr Laura, Coomt'S up.Feb 8 ichr O H Grove. Weaver, cleat od.Feb 9 Jchr O F Mayo, McMili n, dened......Feb ll P. P. TOALE, > rt ? ft V. WI Ik) LE ii ALK AND RETAIL MAA Li".U IM AND M?NUPAO TUBER O? BU Oit S, SA 8H BS AND HLi;<JOS. HORLBKCK'S WHARP, Charl ? ?ton, g. C. Particular attention paid io bbipptng, MV*? '._ riDWAUD DALY, GENERAL rOMMXSSipN MERCHANT, Se. 88 Warrem-fltre**, , NEW YO BK? PERSONAL ATTPKriON GIYI5?- TO T?3 "UB OH*SE of Mi kinds ot MUlcH ? Hl-WB. Boots, flh?os. Hats, Ca $ and Trunk;?, an? Straw Goods a ^n?gnmenta of all kinda of Stag** Articies n* general Prodn e ?olieited. r^Pt***T*TT*^^,^ ?... I?DWAB? DALY, Lala* of (?Mirl#stca, S. O. Weekly Prto? darren ts aont frau k| poet. _ January 28 mm? IMPORTANT NOTICE. ME?SBS. PKLLOKSE fi CO., HORTICULTU? RISTS, from Parte, have the honor to inform (he pubi c that they have arrived in thia city with a beautiful assortment of FLOWERS, PLANTS ANO FANCY SHUCKS, For Gardens and Houses, as follows : 100 different kind-; of very fine crafted RO=IES. 400 varieties of FRUIT T ULES of tho flnost quali? ties, among wuloti aro tho Cherry Tree (Empress Eug?nie) cigti' 01 tho Chorrlcs weighing ono pound. 'J ho Uutter Pear, incomparable, Wiiglis from one to two pound-i each; and a largo assortment of Flowers and Vegetable seed. Also, very fine Bulbs of every sort, which remain in bloom from flvo to s x months. Carnation Pinks ( ow var.oties) recently intro? duced in France. .Amateurs aro solicited to call and examine the above assortments at tho stor ? No. 192 King-strict. All of the abovo Plauts will be warranted, as thc importers are well Vnown among Horticulturists lu thl* country as responsible in I ht ir engagements. February 17 12 PKLLORSE k CO. "IMMIGRATION ANO LA non BUREAU. FARMERS AND PLANTERS SUPPLIED WITH LAROitof every description on short notice, by ap? plying to C. W. WIECKING & CO., Merchant's Hotel, Socioty-stroct. February 16 3* ? 15 lt S O N A HATES, CHAMPAGNE ALE BREWERY, HARLEM, N. T. This celebrated Ale is brewod fresh all through tho year, and is guaranteed to keep sound through tho hottest weather, and on that account is of all Ales tho best adapted to the Southern climato. The proprietors are desirous of establishing a trado for their Ale in this .eetiou, and wish io inuko ar? rangements with some energetic, responsible parly to take ?he . gency for tho salo of it in ?"hail eton and vicinity. RYERSON & BATES. Harlem Station, New York City. February 15 Imo DON'T OVERLOOK THIS! IF YOU WANT G\S FI 1TING DONE, Go to P. \H GUILLEMIN, NO. 140 Church stroet. If you want STEAM FILLING done. Oo to P. L. GUILLEMTN, No. 140 Church-street. Ii vou want PLUMBING done, Go to P. L. GUI! LEWIN, No. 140 Church-street. If you want TIN ROOFING and OU iTERIKG done, Goto P. L. GUILLEMIN, No. 140 Church-s.rcot. If you want GA-> FIX i Ut?ES, Go to P. L. GUILLEMIN, No. 140 Church-street. Where you can ?ct (ivs CHANDELIERS, PEN? DANTS. Brackets, Hall Lights, Portabio Stand?, Drop Lights, AHG.VND RURNERS, Porcelain, Mica, Paper and Tin Sha den, Glass Slob s and -hades, Cooper >md Iron Pumps, Bath Pubs, Parlor and I3ed room Gratos, Kerosene Lamps, kc, ?c., at reason iblo prices. Repairing promptly attended to. Old Gas Fixtures Bebronzed. Fi bruary 15 mths3 D. B. FICKLIN O HAVING TAKLN ? HOCKADArs STABLES AND LOTS IN SPRING-STREET, Is now prepared to keep CATTLE, HORSES and STOCK of ewry desoript'on. 'lhere is a poid .ump and large seeds on tho lot. I w?T soil Stock m small comm spion. Imo February 9 DIANOS! PIANOS!! OLD MEDAL FOR 1868 HAS JUST BEEN AWARDED TO CHAS. M. STIEFF FOR THE BEST PIANOS NOW MADE, OVER BALTIMORE, PHILADEL? PHIA AND NEW YORK PIANOS, FFICEAND WAREfiOOM, No. 7 N. LIBERTY? STREET, ABOVE BALT?M?RESTREET, BALTIMORE,-Md. BTIEFF'S PIANOS HAVE ALL THE LATEST nprovement, including tho Agraffe treble, ivorj onts, and the improved Fronen Action, li?ly war inted tor flvo years, with privUoge of exchange ithin twelve months ii not entirely satisfactory tc urchaser. Second-h abd cd Pianos and Parlor Or? ana always on hand from $60 ta$300. BEFEIVEEB WHO HAVB OTJB PIAN08 XS TJ6X : General Bohert E. Lee, Lexington, Va. General Bobcrt Ransom, Wilmington, N. C. General D. H. Hill, Charlotte, N. 0. Governor John Letcher, Loxmgton, Va. Messrs. R. Burwell & SonB, CLariotu-, N. C., Fe? tale Seminary. C. B. Riddick, Female College, Kittreli's Spring?, r. C. Bishop Wilmer, Now Orleans, La. Max Strakosoh, Itali.ai Opera. Messrs. Pierson & Sons, Sumter, S, 0. Chorlea Spencer, Charl ssl on s.o. Send fora circular. TeiinB liberal. October 22 IC 10 a s Nt 50 50 2 3 1 1 7 Tl SC W n RI M N< business ?oruS. pARRY & LITTLE. PRACTICAL PRINTERS, No. 3 STAT E-S TREE T , * CHARLES; ON, s. c. . February 16 a ' SOUTHERN ?TEN C1LM AN?F ACT0R? E. H. K.OD3-ERS il AN UFA UT UR ER AND WHOLESALE DEALER Ih STENCIL ST03K AN3 DIES, iTEEh LETTERS AND STAMPS CHUCKS AND TAGS SRASS AND GKRMAN SILVER KEY? RINGS, CHAINS, dec. * BY THE GALLON OR BARREL. AGENT FOR BULL'S PATENT HAND STAMPS HEAL PRESSES BRANDING IRONS,Ht?. No. 129 FAST BAY-STRERT, CHARLESTON, 8. 0. t?f dall and examine specimens. January ie _ 8mos OW ICR NO. DTK Ell?, OPPOSITE HA8RL-STRSBT. January ?7 Arno T'M POU TE R S OK TEAS, WINES. BRANDIES, ?c., Anti Dealers in V1I0WK FAMILY GROCERIES. WM H.0ORW7N A 00. ? ?yoooda ?e?lvared to Ml parts m iheOUr. ? <Mt*ba<U WM. Js/L. JBXJE?JD SO CO., IMPORTERS, MANUFACTURERS A\0 DI?ALKHS 1\ WHITE LEAD, ZINC PAINTS, COLORS, VARNISHES, Paint Brushes, Window Glass, Oils of all kiwis. PROPRIETORS OF TUE FAVORITE BRAND OF BRILLIANT PETROLEUM OH KEROSENE OIL; ARTISTS' AND PAINTERS' MATERIALS. AGENTS FOR HOWE'S STAN OA HD SCALES AND M A KV IN* S PIKE AND B V K O JU A U-P ML O O V S A *'HT)S.'. No. 203 EAST BAT-STREET, CHARLESTON, 3. 0. January 4 OAC 3IUO GUARDIAN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK. Organized iu 1859. All Policies na ii-For?bit able. Half i.oan Taken. No Notes Required, LAST CASI! DIVIDEND 50 (FIFTY) PEU CE MT, Statement. Policies in force.$25,000,000 YSSOtH. Annual Income, josses Paid.... 1,500,000 800,000 500,000 Officers. W. ll. PECKHAM, President. H. V. GAHAGAN,'Secretary. L. McADAM. Aclua>y. G. A. FUDI'JKAR, Superintendent. Directors. Ion. JOHN A. Dix, New York. E. V. HAUGIIWOUT, Firm E. V. Haughwont & ion. JAMES HARPER, Firm Harpar & Bros., Co. ex-Mayor New York. WM. WILKENS, Pinn W. Wilkcns & Co. onN J. CRANE, President Bank Ropublic. JULIUS H. PHATT, Merchant. VM. T. HOOKER, Wall-street. WM. \V. WRIOUT, Merchant. VM. M. VERMILYE, Banker (Vormilye <& Co.) CHAS. J. STARR., Merchant. )UAS. G. ROCKWOOD, Cashier Newark Banking WILLIAM AT,r.;:x, Merchant. Company. GEO. VV. CUYLER, Banker, Palmyra, N. Y. Ion. GEORGE OPDYKE, ex-Mayor of NOW York. GEO. T. HOPE, Prcsuiout Continental Fire fe IINOT C. MOKOAN. Banker. s?ranco Company. ?UOMAS RIGNEY, b'irm Thomas Rignoy & CO. JOHN H. SHERWOOD, P rk Placo. ?ENJ. B. SnERMAN. Treasurer New York Steam WALTON Fl. PECKHAM, Coruor 5 th Avenue and Sugar Refining Company. . rw?nty-third-strcet. .ARON ARNOLD, Firm of Arnold, Constable & Co. EDWARD H. WniOHT, Newark, N. J. ticHARD H. BOWNE, Wetmore & Bowne, Law- I GEO. W. FARLEE, Counsellor. yers. I W. L. COGSAVILL, Merchant, GEORGE KEIM. General A?ent for South Carolina. Dr. T. RTCKMSTJKKNA, Examining Physician. R. ISSEKTE.L, January 12 GENERAL AGENT FOR CHARLESTON, omeo No. a^j ?CI u-r-street, V'x iv?? ?ton, S. V. _ jpoints, ?ils, (Etc. CAMERON, BARKLEY ? CO., NORTHEAST COENKR leetiiig and Cumberland Streets. IE A RI ENGINES GRIST MILLS CIRCULAR HAW MILLS, and MACHINERY. January l (?m0 OILS! OILS! OILS! 00 GALLONS PUKE WINTER LARD OIL 00 GALLONS PURE WINTER No. 1 LARI) OIL 00 GALLONS PURE WINTER SPERM OIL 00 GALLONS PURE MASON'S SPERM OIL 00 GALLONS PURE MACHINERY OIL 00 GALLONS WHITE OAK LUBRICATING OIL 00 GALLONS REFINED NEATSFOOT OIL 00 GALLONS TANNER'S (STRAITS) OIL. CA9112RON, BARKLEY Ai CO., >rthcaf>t corner Moeting and Cumberland streets. January 1 Gmo BELTING MBELTiNG ! 00 FEET OAK-TANNED LEATHER BELT? ING 00 FEET GUM BELTING, 2, 8, 4, and 5 PLY 50 SIDES PATENT DRESSED LACE LEATHER 00 DOZEN METALLIC-TIPPED BELT LACING OC BOXES BLAKE'S PATENT BELT STUDS 50 DOZEN TOLLMAN'S BELT HOOKS 50 YARDS GUM PACKING, 1-16 INCH TO ? INCH THICK JCK'3 PACKING, i INCH TO 1? INCH DI? AMETER )APSTONE PACKING, i INCH TO lk INCH DIAMETER HUE AND BROWN JUTE PACKING .'ALIAN HEMP PACKING LT BB ER AND LEATHER HOSE ANHOLE AND HANDHOLE GASKETS OF ALL SIZES. CAM Kit ON, BAUKLKY Ai CO., >rUie*st Corner Moeting and Cumberland streets. January 1 fimo ROOFING TBL 500 BOXES TC 14x20 ROOFING T<N 300 BOXES IX 14x20 ROOFING TIN 100 BOXES IC 28x20 ROOFING TIN 50 BOXES IX 42x20 ROOFING TIN 25 BOXES IX 12x12 25 BOXES IX 14x20 20 BOXES IX 10x20 20 BOXES ?XX 14x20 20 BOXES IXXX 14x20 20 BOXES IXXXX 14x20 LOCK TIN, TINSMAN'S SOLDER, SPEL? TER. Jr?., ?sc. IN STOKE AND TO ARRIVE. CAMERO'i, BARK LEST At CO., ?ribeast corner Meeting and Cumberland streets. January 1 6mo 1HEET IRON AND STEEL, rROL GHT AND CAST IRON PIPING, TEAM AND MALLE ABLE CAST IRON FITTINGS, tor steam and water. CAMEISU*. RARKLJBY Ai CO.. ortheaat corner Meeting and Cumberland streets January 1 t'mo BRASSJVOKK. TEAM GU AGES, GONGS, GUAGE COCKS TEAM BIBBS AND 8IOP COOKS, STEAM WHISTLES LOBE AND CHECK VALVES, OIL CUPS TATER GUACES GLASS GUAGE TUBES IBROURY GUAGE8, LOW WALER DETEC? TORS OPPER AND BRASS WIR BL S AMICRON, BA RKUKT ?fe Ott., ortbeaet Corner Meeting and cumberland streets. January 1_u_Cmo WHITE LEAD, SI3STO, PAIMTS, GLOBS, VARNISHES, BRUSHES, &o., ?bo IAW AND BOILED LINSEED OILS. .JAM H. !&??*, RA KR UM Y ?t CO., ortbeaet earner Meeting and Cumberland a reeta. January 1 f arno "1 ?I. StiULBPBUItKbi,, J* No. 87 LINE-STREET, BETWEEN KRfO ANC SX PHILIP. LUMBER .0? EVE BY DRSIOKIPTIONI AHL ?ILDIMO MATERIAL, LIME and PI AST EE. ?G) ?.ATHB. FAINTS.OHA QLAs>?\ 8H? >OL?sj Se i BOOVX ANO i ON QUE BOAftfttf, a?H ?on antly en. band ?t the lesest marin? ndoee. ?epteniberM mOttl?t P?.TB2X?T Alum & Dry Feaster FIRE PROCL.' Are most desirablo for quality, finish and price. / MARVIN'S SPHERICAL BURGLAR SAFES Cannot be Sledged! Cannot be Wedged ! Cannot be Drilled I BANK VAULTS, VAULT DOORS, EXPRESS BOXES, FAMILY PLATE SAFES, COMBINATION LOCKS; Please send for a cataioguo to MARVIN & CO., (oldest safe manufacturers) / ? . i ( 265 Broadway, New York, principal j ?21 Che8tnut St pni]tU) Warehouses j108Bank St., Cleveland.O And for sale by our agents in the principal cities throughout the United States. * FOE ,E EY WM. M. BIRD & CO., No. ?03 EAST BAY, cn A it IJ H. STU X December 20 i yr M. JJ. FILLEY'S Celebrated Cooking Stoves-, ** PHILANTHROPIST" AND "CIVILIAN! Manufacture 1 at Tr.\v, N. Y., and tor sale by D, JL tit V t. 1. ? K T O N AH aux TA, a A. rpHii^E STOVES 8? AND UNRIVALLED FO? J capacity, d.inb * it\, convo if nco and tho KOO eral purpose to willoh ooku? Stoves f4re used, 'lb PEPI AN ! ll KOPI* ! is ev vjLln av> pl ted, and hs A>.!i Diawer; era Iv made into a ?ix boiler he' .tove: hnB ca.t ir.? v>*or ? a o lc ?alvaviised, i on .mol lined, A strictly ftrst-o ans i>to"e? 'il CIVILIAN 1M of a neat design, und has afino lar?d Oven. lhf? steve ca i bo b.v.l ?Uh tho extension nark. ?ixhole!1, and io- i voir whoa desired For furthsr? u?K>ruiatIon apply to D. L. FULbBHTON, January?;_6rnos_Auguste, ga. ""CITTAR-LESTON No. ?75 Kt>U-sTKIQ?>:T, GOLD ANO TIN FOIL, AMALGAM*, M'NBBA^ TEETH. Steel Good?, and every arbole used by tl D?ptlot, ._tow_January 2T| ROSABALIS Waat male ky July 28 Purifies the Blood. e,verywh?rcc