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THE DAILY NEWS. St t-joe tc it. "Perhaps BO*'*dancing somewhere now !" Tbe thoughts er light and music wake Sharp Jealousies, that grow and grow Till silence and tbe darkness ache. Ho som her step, BJ proud and gay, Which, ere bo spoke, loretold despair; Thus did ?ho look on suoa a dar, ^gf And such the fashion of ber bair. And thus she stood, when, stooping low, He took ihe brum i) e fi om ber dress, And thus she laughed and talked, whoso ..No" Was sweeter than another's "Sea" He foods on thoughts that most deject; He impudently feigns her charms. Bo reverenced in bis own respect, BlAspcd dreadfully in other arms; And tarns and puts his bro wu that eche, Against the pillow where 'tis cold : If only now his heart would break I Bttt, eh, how much a heirt can hoi il ?JPX'JLIRS JJV THU STATIS. Darlington. The Darlington Court adjourned last Friday. The eriminal docket waa so heavy that the civil ?locket8 were not reached. ^ Abbeville. John H. Wilson, Esq., a prominent citizen and ihe oldest member of the Abbeville bar, died of paralysis on Friday last in his 65th jeer. ?cone?. Booms in the new coUegobuildinc'have been secured tor the purpose of holding court, which convenes, to-day. At a public n coting of tbe citizens of Seneca township, held at Perry ville Depot, on Satur? day,; th? 27th of February, the following officers weJer'^elGcted : Selectmen-A. F. Lewis, H. lioJTOr;;'Mi fi. fi triWiO g. Clerk-E. A. Tate. Bo^to-Q*-BT IV. Lowry. Constable-W. W. Hamilton. Magistrate-VV. A. Lay. ?;o v.o ii fieorgctown, i . Tho Georgetown Times of Thursday last eave: "Sunday and Monday mornings were the coldest wo bavo experienced since Christmas day.- On Sunday morning we "understand the thaiaeumeter waa as Iowas twenty-fire degrees, and-water was freezing throughout the day both on Sunday and Monday, with a wind blow? ing that seemed to come from icebergB and snowy ranice. Those who have had forward gardens, wo presume, will he obliged to plant o vfr, aa ?be earth bas been so frozen that all tender vegetation must necessarily be de? stroyed.!? - Chesterfield. A negro named Boger Leak, in Choraw last week, deliberately eui off the oars of his wife, until they hung by a slender particle of flesh, heat, the ends of ber fingers with a stick, then ?wuUg her up in the style of the United States mditary-a species ot brutality never witness ad here until "the grand army of tae Union" introduced it-and flayed her u nm Gr? eift?] Jy. Her eries attracted the attention of a white man who flew to the rescue, but as he entered the door the murderer escaped at an? other, and nae not since been seen. The wo? man it is thought wil certainly die. "liv-1 li Union. The Times s*ys : Last Monday was a bitter eeld day for sales; but the eales went on. A let tn town j of an acre and a traction, almost wholly unimproved, sold for $550, .on a credit tof one year. The Sheriff sold a tract of 130 aeres tor $750; and another of 60 acres, with an old mill ou it, for $4225. The nucleua of an ogricultural society has baan formed at Union. The initiation fee is two dollars. The money thus raised will be used in the purchase of two prizes-one to be Sven to thai mom ber of the club who raises e most cotton on one acre, the other to him who raises tho mont, oat ton on five aores. Dr. J? M. Gibbs, at Union, is secretary and treas? urer. Anderson. J. Baylis Lewis has br^on appointed Clerk of the Board of County Comm is B ion ors. The firm of-Hoyt & Walters has been dis? solved by mutual consent, anda partnership has boen formo. 1 botween James A.. Hoyt and J. Fleetwood *jliiicU6Ciles. in the publication of the Anderson Into ligencor. - Thp flrst snow of tho season foll ou Thurs? day1 night last, and on Friday morning'the. earth wah white with tho welcome visitor, but' the bright ra vs of old ?Sol dispelled the last vestige ero mei una i ?a* r "*ou The Anderson brass band gave tho compli? ment of a serenado to Hon. J. P" Reed, Thurs? day night last, on the evo <.f his departure tor Washington. Mr. Reed acknowledsied the com? pliment in a brief aud appropriate speech. Q? ^aUs-ilay, tho Intelligencer says : Nothing, of 'epfc&al interest transpired on Monday last, Thie"-'Hales ?Tere, u ni in por tad t. A largo crowd in attendance, and as the day waned, John "Berleycorn began to get the upper hand ot some of his worshippers. ora nsrebnrg. Mri Stiles Melliohamp is getting up a town? ship map of Orangeburg County. Professor Bond created an excitement in Ora^kr?lt?.l ?n i Friday last, by hie perform* sasasJon. .? wiro, i L, VK. J\ ' . Mrs. C. A. Milhous, living on Dean Swamp, in Orangeburg County, lost her barn, stables, d?5, by ta o, on tho 18th ult. The barn con? tinued her entire crop for tho year ot corn and Dadder, and farming implement, gearing, Ac. Lsss amounting to about Que thouaaud dollars. Mn. Mdbous is a widow lady, and feels her lom very Severely. The fire was accidental. The Orangeburg News says : "Not in the realisation of the oldest inhabitant has our tows- been, so crowded, on sale-day as on last atoBavSyi Considerable money changed hands, wit?sfe Appeared to give saria?Cr">? to all par? thia. The Sheriff disposed of 6796 aersg oz ??C* io *311stent tracts to diff?rent parties, for the sya^$s%M? Personal propfirty to tU amqttht ??. .a00,/Jr*nd th<> ri-Sht of widow's dower in e*S*t 8001} aorea for $1820. P. V. Dibble, as giffass, also sold a large amount of real estate." Barnwell. .. A a*?n( by the name of Strong was brought to jail in Barn well, last week, tor killing a ?an passasd Bellum. On 28th February, at Col. ock'n Btmrs.v- in Beaufort County. They were both lilH>ltsi>trrt st the time, which accounts for the h#mti?*% as there was no previous ill-feeling bsi'Ssss the parties. On sale-day, the Sentinel say?, there was very little property offered for sal?. Th? plan tsstfin belonging to th? ?state of the late Colo? ns! W. A: Owens, and his house and lot in tho W*sgs of Barnwell-a handsome residenoe at* ssespied by th? widow of the deceased tfu^p among tho real estate which wa? ?old. .ty was purchased by th? family st sum, and as a token of the great id gratitude due to bis memory and .there was not a voice raised in op her bid. Th? Josrnal notes the tea : By the Sheriff--On? traot of acras, was bought by Jura. Obvia for $50. By Judge of Probate-Ono _ Of sfiad in Collet on County, sf 1600 acres, wrj %ougjkt by E. L. Owens, for $800; one tract e? Issd of 280 acres, on th? Upper Throe Buns, WO^wasJat by W. F. Green for $1425. . . w 'WT Mswlnara*. rlboro* has been notified ne now ready for the re sad he will leave in a few r those follows who wer? term sf th? ?oort. Journal say? : Sale-day was a large, number of wagons were in town offering bar .Itf:lMOO^'.J?0B^^r But re sold by ?t?sBbsnff, the -ertised having beon com r of si?s. TS? ls right. byUw?* ^ *lMUkt0 ro?*??t o? the township M, for as heard .?am. ifo were elected In all below : ' Bed Bluff . ^o?eutmen, N. M. Gib . ? w4*?Xgett. John J. Graham ; Bnr _W. P. Tsfcum.T. N. Edens; Constable.D. Wr MeLsunn. Smithville j-Clerk, ii. L. Sweat; ,mtopmwu B. F. Pegues, E D. Smith, 8. Quick; afatNreyoT, Jas. S. Grant; Constable, Henry Rollo.' Hebron-Clsrk, L. M. Hamer; Select? men, ?frsnk Manning, Ti in'ram Covington, W. ?T?nH?t?w; Surveyors, J. C. Woodly, W. B. Alford; Constable, John H. Stanton, Adams? ylhWCIeifc,Job? M. WsdM; Selectmen, P. ., Thomas J. Breeden, Thomas W. Sarreyoj s, Joh? K. Parker, Ander ?A: Constable, B. J. Tamm. There Other? sot beard from. AU the town? it in the district, were carried by i, except two, Bed Bill and Ben. .'" ? ? . gjsja dey, st : l?immm Courthouse drew fob Md? ooneourse. Several tracts of Hdwetesodby the sheriff st. wbafc tecopf .ifiaswi, pretty high ngaree. Estate of J. D. Jfculkser, one hundred and eighty aores at $&)$, On> ?half interest in mill, gin and screw, st 3995. Ber er? i o nary interest of dower in aVty-nine seres st $1. Estate of W. T. MiUer, fhs bwndred sud forty-three sored including Aewsr, $280. * House sad igt m the suburbs of AIM ?ilUge, at $700-one-half cash. Estate of gar <h Hogler, seventy-two aores at $170; two lsandrsd and ?eren ty eswtsaat $1610; ons hus ?red sod seven scree at $6*6; ezm bandied and ? aovonty-four acres at $1800. Interest of Uriah Small in four hundred aoree of land, more or less, at $170. A meeting of tho ci ti zoos of' Lancaster County, represented by the wealth and intelli? gence of tho different sections, was hel l at tb* courthouse on Monday last, for the purpose of organizing an agricultural society. H. H. Gooch, Esq., was oallod to the chair, and D. J. Carter requested ?lo aot as secretary. The so oiety was or ?a ni zed by the election of the fol? lowing officers. President, D. P. Robinson. vice-Presidents? H. H. Gooch, J. B. Erwin, T. F. Clyburn, Secretary, John Brown. Treas? urer, N. G. B. Cbafee. Tho business of tbe so? ciety will be to improve the soil, culture and implements of the farmers, and all other mat? tera that will enhance the interests of our citi? zens in an agricultural point of view. The first Monday in each month was fixed as the time for the regular meetings of the society. The Lanoaster Ledger says: " We heaid bat one opinion expressed by our oountry friends on Monday last in relation to the proposed railroad from Camden via Lanoaster. Tho popular voice of tho people say, " lot us> have a railroad I" and the voice that utters this sen? timent have tho means to assist materially in building a road. I'horo ia not, a laboring- man within our knowledge (to say nothing of the morned men of tho country), but who would go his full strength. Lancaster, we risk the assertion, will subscribe hom $75,000 to $100, 000 to the enterprise. What say our Camden friends, our Charlotte friends, and tho directors of tho South Carolina Railroad? Mow is the tune. Wo are settled on having a railroad to some point, and as the proposed route is our natural outlet, we prefer it to any other. The capital is here for investment." -The New Yoik World hints at tho exist? ence of a huge political disability ring, rami? fying within and out of Congress, of which the purpose is to secure the passage through Con? gress of acts relieving any ex-rebel of ineligi? bility; always providing that a sum, said to be twenty-five dollars, is paid cash down tor each name. The men employed in it aro said to bo quite prominent carpet-baggers and purple women, with a gloss of gentility and the man? ners of thorough lobbyists about thom. These latterare the most ifficient, and are alleged to receive the moiety of the money. -Among the last aotsof Presido nt Johnson's administration was the pardon ol' Callicot & Enright, New York Internal Revenue swind? lers, and of Spengler and Arnold, the last of the "assassination conspirators," confined at the Dry Tortugas. _^ Comm erna I. Exports. NEW YORK-Per sf earn sb ip Manhattan-287 tierces Bice, 9 bags Sea Island and 477 halos Upland Cotton. 64 bales Yarn, 6 bales Hides, 9 bales Basti1, S3 packages. BALTIMORE-Per steamship Maryland-250 Horcos Bice, i33 bales Upland Cotton, 28 casks Clay, 24 bales Yarn. 29 bales Rags and Waste, 80 Pack? ages. ic ii ariosto M ?J ott OR smd Klee Blarltci. OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS, ? CHARLESTON, Saturday Evening, March 6. | COTTON-There was rather a better demand for this article, but it was somewhat restricted tn its operations, the business being limited to a few buyers and sellers at prices which did not viry from previous rates; sales 76(1 ba.es, say, T48 at 27; 19 at 27%;66at27%; 320 at27%; 2 at27X;2S at 28; 200 at 28%. We quote: LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION. Ordinary to good ordinary .26Ji?27% Low middling.27%@28 Middling.28%<?> - By New York classification we quote: Low middling.28%@ RICE.-1 he market for thi* grain wa? dull, tho In? quiry being very limited; Bales 75 tierces of clean Cai ol ina, say, 35 at 8c; 40 at 8%c ^ lb. We quote joromon to fair clem carolin* at 8@8J?; good8%@ J%o. Mar?nela by Tel?grapb, FOREIGN HABKUTS. LOHDOM, March 0.-Noon.-Consols 02%; bonds ?%. LIVERPOOL, Marah fl-Noon.-Cotton Aimer but lot hi_-bi r. Uplands on the spot and afloat 12d ; Or eansl2%d. Sah s 15.000 biles, ipftfT^9?f^M^9^^^<y<?, aoMwe. Uplands cn the HAVRE, March (1-Aiternoon. -Cotton oper ed ac Ive both on the spot and afloat. Quotations un? changed. DOMESTIC MARKETS. NEW YORK, March 6-Noon.-Money steady at 7; telling 8li; sold ?0%. Cotton steady at 29a29%c. Evening.-Cotton firmer and more active; sales OOO bales at 29%c ; 1500 bales in transit sold. Flour insettied and declining; superfine State $5 60a0 05; ixtra $6 20*6 49; choleo $6 45aflQ3; fancy. $620a7. Fheat dull. ' Corn lo lower; new mixed Western 'ic. Whiskey quiet st 95c. Meas pork firmer at ?115*9150. Lard heavy; kettle 19%*19% e. Naval tores qulot, Groceries quiet aad !. toady. Freights ewer and dull. Money easy at 6a7 per cent, closing tt liberal off aringa at 5, The bank statement for the reek is unfavorable, shoving a large decrease in ipeofe. Sterling 108%al03%. O old 30%. BALTIMORE, March fi.-Cotton firm aad quiet at 0o. Flour and grain quiet and unchanged. Pork inlet at $33.. Bacon and !srd quiet and unshauge?.L W ILION OTON, March 6- Cotton a shade better at 7c tor low middling, spirits turpentine declined 2c, nth sillos at 48c Rosin steady-strained $1 TS; rad* turpentine unchanged. Tar steady at il BIS. HAVANNAH. Marek 6.-Cotton very firm with an dvanelng tendency ; mia arm? 28%o; sales 850 bales; aceipta 537; exports coistwiss 489. MOBILE, March?.--Cotton in ROO i demand, and ins; sales 90t bales; middlings 27o; receipts 284 ales; exporta 874* hale*. Baw OaLSAita. March A.-Cotton 'n fair denasd aid ? lings 28%c; tales to day 3500 bales; receipts 819 tales i exports 12,199 bales.. Sugar no demand and lomlnally - o manoa ll%c; prime lilia; yellow la ri fled lao. M?lasses ne demand and nominally rime 72a76o. ?old SIX. Sterling 42%. Commor ial 41*42. New York sight %a% premium. Interior Cotton Markets* ORaNIBBURO, March 5.-Sales for the week 100 ales. Wo quote: ordinary, 29%; low middling, 6%a26; middling, 20%c. MACON, Marah 6.-Tao market was quiet to-day. folders are firm. We quote: Ordinary, 24*25; low aid diing. 25%; middling. 20; eholce, 20%c. Be .ipts to-day, AM bales; shipments, 180 bales; sales, 8 bales. COLUMBIA^ March ?.-Wo have no material ihasge to quote lu eettoa this week, Middling* ara u>w worth 27 %o The tales of the week ware 197 isles as fellows: 8 at 28; 4 at 25 24 at S9; 49 at 18?; 89at 20%; 25 at 20%; 12 at 27*o. 00LUMB93 March 4.-Market nnshaaged. Few myers aad little offer, ug at ex sung quotations, the baals is still MMe fer Northern mladlings. A ew bales were esk! at Vta." The market closed weak. Warehouse salas iso bales; receipts, 78 bales. Savannah* fifaurket. j PAY ANN AH, March 4.-Corrow.-Our market du? ina the past week has exhibited unprecedented la? wotfvit#, the light ?emand prevailing having been watrloted to tho finning of cheap let? ordered to be told, snd eoasequent irregularity has keon the .reatinenl feature. Light receipts have inspired solders with confidence, while the deelino In geld md its fluctuations ihave prevented buyers from op. ?rating. We, however, elose the week with a firmer reeling ewing to a steadier tone being resorted ia Europe, aad In view of the extr?me sma leesa cf re? ceipts. We quote: Middling ate; tow middling J7% ; good ordinary 20%c. The receipts slereeur last have been 182 bales sea Islands, sud 8SSI bales uplands, against 288 bales sea Islands and 14,103 bales upload* same period last year. Experts-foreign, nobe; coastwise. 2^8 bales tea islands and 3 flt bales uplands; total exports 90S halos e-a islaud8 and SSG1 bales uplands, against 1661 bales Be* islands and 20.191 bales uplands corres? ponding week last'. -ir. of this amount 8 bales apianas an i 28 bales nea islands have been < M brough" cotions to Charleston. t-KA ?FLAM1.1B.-Ttl? receipts of tong staple cotton since our last report amount to 181 bags, of which 41 were freno Florida, by boat, and 141 from the is? lands and by ?be Atlantic and Gulf Railroad, and ol ' ? bene 89' tags were Fiends cotton?,.. 'J ho shipments have/ Been 008 bass to Bursae, rho North an ) "through" te charleston. *'?J ? In, sea toland?, the demand reported fer some' weeks aa almost entirety for the common qualities,, has now become more general, all gradea having par? tldpated m it. The. receipts are small, and lead ta the impression that tho bn'dz of the crop has bi en received. Factors de mund good prices, but In ord or to effect ialos aro torc to accept tower than the ex? treme ones current a r.ionth ag >. W9 quote: Oom? mons 66;lnW}a?ttm 7u*7a; medium 75a80; fine me diuni85a90; ?no0a.;aSl. ^ - rr" Today closes with even a bettor inquiry, and it fi generally exoeot*d that the stock will rapidly work off at the present remunerativo prims. RICE.- I ho receipts of the w*?*k hive been 82,600 bushels, making a total of $80,059 bushels sinne September Itt Stock of olean rios, 750 tierces. TM stoek of olean rice continues light and most of it to sold, only awaiting transport?t lon. The market ls dull and prices have a decidedly deeUnlag ton? dono v. The Inactivity loath* North tm markets has had? Tory deprrOsing m flue? oe upon ours, esp?, tttatty ape? the lower grades. Primo clem 3? firm at foll prices. Thc medium grades have sustained s slight destino. Prime rouan siso snows a deolioe. Interior roughs remain steady. Tho receipts of the week show an increase, but parties thai ought to kron say the bulk ot tbe crop is in. W? quote rough at 91 90af2 10 depending upon quality; and cluan at S^aS^e. mr ..fair" to "good," prime 9a9>?o. Wilmington Market. WILMINGTON, March C -T?BPBNTIW?-No re? cel pta or sales. flpmrrs i ORFENTINE-Ts lower, 30 obis having changed hands at 48c per gallon. ROSIN-salea oi only 400 bhls at $1 76 for strained. TAB -135 bhls char ged hands at 92 65 per bbl. COTTON-Market rather firmer, binn II sales at 27o for low middling. Nashville Market. v NASHVILLE. March 4.-Corro?. -The Liverpool market closed firm to day without any change in prices. New York was dull but. steady, aud our mar? ket closed quiet and steady aa follows: Ordinary 23a 26; good ordinary 26; low middling *6)4o. The re? ceipt* to-day have been fair. The sales were very small. COTTON STATEMENT. Stock on bind (September 1,1868.60 E ceci red to day. *** Received previously.40,094-40.436 Total. 40.496 Shipped to-day. 124 Shipped previously.33,326-88,410 Stock on hand.7,046 CORN -Market dull and holders firm, with no out? side orders of consequence in market. We quote ear 63,i05; shelled 63a65; sacked and depot delivery 76a 78a80. Boston Market. BOSTON, March 3.-COTTON-The market for this artteto bas coidhraed quit? unset led and fluc? tuating, but for s< me days past we notice a firmer feeling. Manufacturera have been well supplied by recent arrival* and are parcha1-lng inly in small lots. The eales have been at 27a27>? for ordi? n?r? ; 28A28X for good ordinury ; 29a29>{ tor low r, ddliug; and 29%a80u for middling, including up? lands and Uulf. COFFEE-The transactions in this article hive been quite important, and ?on fined to t ma li lob- at previ? ous prices. We quote small sales of Java at 22>?a 23.?old; Rio at 16A17, gold; ?nd St Domingo ls nomio?lly 8ft? >9o. go d, in bond. GUNNY CI?O II-'l ho market is dull and price i aro nomina ly 21 %o, currency. MOLASSES -There was a rood demand for this ar? ticle early in the week, but tor some days past the market has been quite dull, .--ales of 600 bb ? s then fuegos and Sarnia Muscovado at 65o; 10.) hims old Remedios at 60o; 60 hhds new croc Porto Bico, to arrive, at 85c per gallon Ry auction, 70 hhds Porto Rico, ordinary at 64j?a76e. per gal on. NAVAL f-TORES-(spirits turpentine is dull snd prices a.e a ?bade lower. The sales have been at 57 a58 per gallon. Tar is bald firm at 94a4 5 < per bbl. with small sales. In bosin 'here have been f?les of j 200 h ul? No 2 at $3 12and 300 bbis ; ale at *6a0 60 per bbl. Pitch is quiet BICE-Market firm with pa'es of 160 casks Caroli? na ai o^nlOc, aud 100 basis Rangoon at 9o per lb. bUOAR-Ibeie was a good dom&u l for sugar after the close of oui last report, but for cor o days past tb e mark? t has been very quiet and prices have eased off. A flail ? in Cuba remain about the same, and the presen' reaction ii 1 oked upon as temporary, and brought about hy the rapid advunoe for some wc-ks past and a proas uro to sell at pres-nt high prices. Tue transactions comprise 700 to 800 boxes Cuba at 14}?al6>?; 432 hhdB good relining at 18J?al4c-the litter pi ice for old; 2120 basket* J.va on private terms. Fair to rood relining is nominally I3)%al3% cts V lb. R?&n?d sug.ire have become quite unset? tled and full >?o fl lb lower; tales a. 19ka90o lor p wdered and nr.mu la tod, und closes dull at 19 \ic, with some outside lot? off -ring as low as Ive $ lb. Hy auction 820 boxes > nba, dania.ed, at lU^ul.i^e, less2H V oeut for cash; and 20 hhds Porto Rico at 13)60 cash. Havana market. HAVANA, Fcbruarv 27.-Our sugar market bas continued a-two through tho week, and or? ders isr the TJuitc i 8tat?s and European markets have boen filled to the ext nt posaib'o with the stock on hand, A lew choice lota haVo bo*n dippo od of at a fi action above the raies giv. n for Nos. ll and li Firm, with tendency up-win ei through nt 97# to 97)? per 100 pound?.; vol ow do.. Nos. 3 tu 20 at to 96; browoB do.. Nos. ll aud 12, ar ?8>i to $5# do. >al-s of Muscovados i:nd Centrifugal tugare ooh? flim lost advices, wldi Blight ad ano. on the best qualities ot the latter by the superior p ooef>a re ent iyrepored invented by K 8. ilopwotth. ofllos'on bhipp d duriug the week, hence und fi om Matanzas -17.b81 boxes und 3971 hogiiicads, of which to tho United -tites 17,021 b xesant 316i hogsheids, and lo r.uropeati ports 29 96 j boxos and 509 hogsheads, n.clu ling 2001 boxes for Momcvideo-ea lng stocks in the two ports e iual to 147,125 tooxes am 12,266 hog-hoads. oiraihst for same time in 1848178,826 box a and 9303 hogshead*. MOLASSES-Denian . cctive; stocks light Clayed 5'?uG reals per keg of 5J? g nions; Mu-covadodo. 0>?u7 reals no. Bettor term . eau be had to Hierra M rona and more r mo e outporta. - LEAF i ODA co-Dull; the shipments being made C ioiits-Never 'so dull, abd tho lac iones teoung the pru-surf lighten tho r ?ork. Foreign pr jd ic J genera ly p ylng, with tho ox oI'ption ?f lumbar, with which th? market has bi cn fu ly stocked tor soma mouthe, and several lots of While and pitch afloat Unsold. Business moves o i ward as if we had no'war; and if we aro permitted to get in tue sugars now making ai>d made, with better weather, Buffering In the country will be' materially mitigated. ti ea Ph throughout the island good; always except? ing Ihe locale of this war choie?, which ls bcund to subaida within a short period of days. consignees per ?oath nuanna KaMroacf Marchs. 634 balee Cotien, 42 bales Domestics, 3183 vbusbols ama, 99 bbl? Naval btu es. 92 casks Clay. 6 ears Woad; 1 ear Lamber. To W Roach. Railroad Agent, Pulser, Rodgers * Co, G H Waiter k co, Br?ele * Co, Bischoff it Co, Caldwell Ac Moa*Kinsman it How? ell, W 0 Courtney A Ce, A B Mulligans, K J Wise, J N Robson, i burston te Holmes, W wVaaith. ?raceer Ac Saith, Cleghorn, Herring k Co, West h lonas, Boll? mann Bros, B O'Neill, lt ti A I Caldwell. D Paul A co, S M Butlen 0 D Ahreas A Go, Goldsmith & Hon, . R Marshall. Consignees per Northeastern Railroad Mardie. SA .bale? Uftes* and 3 bales Sea Island Cotton, 64 bblc Naval stares, 763 bushels Rough Ribs. Lumbar, Steck, Cotton geed, Mese, &c. To T W Emanuel, J A Qaackenbush. Bischoff Ai Ce, Andrews * Salvo, Mowry A Qr?, i Maa shall, Jr, Maayoks Ac Salters, S D Stoney, captain Barratt, Frost Ai Adger, Ravenel & Co, Bhaekelford * Kelly, Pelear, Bodger? At Co. W K Byan, Gaillard A? MU ott, Stenhouse k Co, W 0 Dukes Ar Co, J R Pringle, Caldwell Ai Son, Hastie, Calhoun h Co, Ma?tose Ac Co, J F O'Neill & Sen, Oatendsrff ?Ce, r. PassesaacESs Per steamship Mashattaa, fer New York-0 H Morris, G Casap?en, F A Ostrander, J Schenek, E A Dickinson, J H Hey ward, Miss M O'Neill. A Barns, J MoMahoti, B W Garden, P Dupre. J Baileson. W E Brown sad lady, Mrs A Booth, Mrs Zernow. Miss McBlhose, Miss Davis, J Platt, N P Barrett. A Ed? wards, jr Roney, H Panks, J B bwain, Mrs Pritohett, Mrs Ihosk, A ttenly. Miss Beatty. Par steamship Magnolia, from New York-Mrs O K Garrison, M?as Marnia Garrison. Miss Hinsdale, Mrs O O Leary, Miss Aana Leary, Louis ?argrouse,' D Hardenburg, Mrs Bardenburg, Mr Adiana Kiss Adiana, Mr and Mrs Lyon, Mrs 0 Meyers, J Archer, T X Crane, E Bussell, J A Adams, G SkQlery. Per steamer Dietater, from Palatka, via Jackson? ville, Fernandina aa4 Savannah-J F Hoseh and wife, O O Pierce. T Wether?, Ii Taylor, Capt Van Bogngenn. FD Tillman, J H Taylor, J B Bell, J i .sir, D Moss, G P Farrar. G Kobn. Mis? Ahaniler. Mr fcteednua sad wife, Mr Barrett, Mr Pickett and lady, Mr Murray, Ur Douglass, S G Child?, O M Hop? kins, and 12 on desk. Per steamar Pilot Bey, frons aaVawnao via Beaufort. Blafften sad Hilten Head-O D Nattens. W Bennett. ? G Scott, A. Cairo way, A Andrews, Jr Grau thal, w 0 Meere and wife, Miss L Beaty. O O Coe. D P Kelly, J A Shaskelford, jr D Matthlessen, C H Brock, W . Boner, V Paseittl, F M Jon rs, F W ?hepar. C?ptala L Rouse, W Whaley, W E Mtkell. T P Fmith and two daughters, B J Whaley, and 4 on deck. JKarttu Int?. Por/t of OH aries to rx. Maroh 8 PORT CAJJBNDAInt. ,/ PHASES ev THE atoo*. Last Quarter, 6th, 12 hoare. 28 minutes, morning. New Moon, 19th, 8 hours, 98 minutes, morning. tfi-?t Quarter, 21st. IS hours. 36 minutes, morning. PuB Moon, arth, 4 hours, ia minutes, evening. UOOM RI 6 KU. man WATBBc ' 8|Menday.... 9 Tuesday..., 10i Wednesday, ll (Thursday;., lalirlday..... 181 Saturday... U'^indav.. 8. .90 ?..19 e..18 0..13 ?..15 6..U 6. 19 e.. a ?.. s 8.. S 6.. 4 ?.. S ?.. 5 8.. ? 3. .32 4. .14 4. .OS fi. .99 ?eta. ?..90 T..9S 4. .89 ?..24 ;?.. 9 *'.*.9t 8.. 8 S..S9 Am'ri? Sntiir<Jity. Sehr George H Mills, Mills, New York-? days. Mdse. To W Roach h Co. Andrews K Salvo. J B /dger Ac Ce, w M Bird il Co. Bellraena Bros. H Bin ehoK k Co, B Bates Ac Co, % M Batter, H Bul win fete, J D Aiken * Co. t aataro? Ar BaTkley, T Campbell, j , ti Claassen. u Cebia Ac Co. K U Cowf^rttiwait. Dewie h Mdse X Daly. J k KBSlaw fe So, B Feldtnann k co. Goodrich, ^lofmiau & Co, Hoi ase? A CaWev, Bj Garata Ac Co, W Guraey, Hart Ac Co, J K Heath, I Hyman At CO, Jeftordo k K}o, Jenemgs. Thomlinecu Ac ce. Kinsman Af Howell. W Keobelooh. Msatoas At Ce, Muller. Mmits At Cc. A Mn'lobb. Oetefidoraf Ai co, D Paul k Co, 1 A Qaaekenbush, J N Robson, H biegling, Ravenel Ac Helme?. Railroad Asjeufc, S H Mailing, L fohaeR At Co. htenhfBfi *.?j?? W Shep, ?-rd. W O Trott, W ti Webb, G W Williams A? co. re raer A Duelter. Wagsaer Ai Mona?es. North. Steele Wardell, West A Jones, Laurey AT Alexander, W O Whilden & Co, Crane, Boyla ten A Co, ? F Platt, T J, and Order. >-?br irsae Wind. Heffman, New York-T days. Plaster. Gaaae, Ae. To the Maater, Railroad Agent, I i Kerr Ar Ce. Pelser, Rodges A ?e. and others. Meaaasr PQot Bay, Peek, aaVi>aaah via Beaufort. Htltea Head. Ate. 98 bales and 1 packet cotton, sad Mdse. To 3 fergasea. W M Lawton, Kirkpatrick Ai ? Witte, D Walker, Risley k Creighton. Stenhouse k Co, jr Hanekd, J R Pringle, Bayena! A Co, H Klette ? Co, Xlinek, Wekenborg ? Co. s outlier a Express Co. Mrs Muckii-y Parker, J Golooc'i At Co, B O Ad? ams, lilas M S Boyce. Arrived Yesterday. Steamship Magnolia. Crow* ll, New York-left Ch inst, P M. Mdse. Io Bavenul & Co, A J Willard, F von Kirnten, J F Taylor At Co. D Sttoox, J Shaw, 8 O Bailroad Agent, Strauss h Vance. -Muthern, express Company, - Bearford, H Bischoff At Co, J Bug helmor, C King. W K Byan, C F Panknin, J rt Piersou At Co, D Paul & Co. 1> O'Neill At son, North, steele & Wardell, Mautoue & Co. OHidsen. Lengriok ti soil, A Langer. Laurey a Alexander, Uart a Co. K Inok, Wicken bei g At Co, Huger At Bavenel, J H Hill? n. D B Haselton, Jeffords fi Co, Johnston, Crews a Co Kinsman Bros, H Kiatte & Cb, Do wie a Moise, I L Falk & Co. Forsyth, MoUomb k Co. A (5 Good? win a Co, Cameron a Barklev, W H Chafee & Co, J Sommins, Courtenay. T D Clancy, B. Ac A P Caldwell, ?nny a Perry, lt T Davis, J Coben a Co, Biseell ft Co, T M Bi istoll. O D Brahe a Co. w J Bennett, J i; Bocsch, BoHmann Bron, H Bischoff a Co, K Bates, J Archer, Adams, Damon a Co, and others. Expe? rienced li ?vy gales. Cff Cape Lookout passed steam? ship Sarago-sa, bound North. steamship Fa?on, Horsey, Balintore-left - in? stant. Mdze. '1 o Mordecai a Co, Courtenay lt Tren holm, Wagener h Monsees, H Kutte a Co, 8 C Rail? road Agent, Kriste a Chapman, 0 W Williams h co, Muller. Nimitz a Co, J A Cook &Co, J ll Wohinan, W G Whllden a Co, W A shrine, D H Silcox, tf B Marshal), B rt Rhett & Son, Gooonch, Wineman h Co, O lt lem?n, ?W Steffens A Co, G H Bi own, D Brigua, Brown a Hyer, O Phill ps. W Roach h Co, OstendorfT At co. Jeffords h Co, H Bischoff a Co, W H Cbafee a Co. Pel ser. Rodgers a Co, Crane, Boyl eton At Co, ''?meron a Barkley, H Baer, J N M Wohlt m?g, W M Bird Ac <'o. Kin,cit, Wlckenberg Ac Co, J C Blobme, F von santcn, Hastie, Calhoun a Co, J BL V?llers, W L Webb, Adam-?. Damon a Co, J N Rob? son, W Marsoher Laurey Ac A) zander, Mrs W A Mebrtens, JE Adger h Co, D F fleming Ac Co. G J Luhn, II Cobla a Cc, F L Meyet, Ostendoi ff a Co, R E Pennal, c G Memminuer, H V Schaffer, F F Cha? peau. W A i-kriuo. Jennings, Thomliuson Ac <'o, J E ljemcke, stenhouse h Co, J E Harrison, J H Graver a . o, Hart At Co, C Goetting, C Michel, Screven At Nisbet,- T J Kerr a Co. W Yates I 8 K Bennett, T A Beamish & < o. Quartermaster General, J Campeen Ac Co, Ravenel Ac Houses, liol mann Bros, J Bojeman. S hr B N Hawkins, \Vy. t\ Boston-12 days. Mdse To W Roach a Co. B Fi'dmann a Co, ? H StelUng, U Bischoff Ac Co, F H Vhitney Ac Co. Werner At Ducker, R White, li Graveloy E B stoddard Ac Co, A Shaw, Thurston At Holmes, Hart a Co, J P Keip, 8 O Railroad ?gent, M Gol d sm tl i a Son, W J Yates, D H silcox, J Bewes, Goodrich. Wineman At Co, T A Whitney, Mar? hall a Burtie, ce;mour At Silcox, G W Williams As Co, J E Adger & Co E lt Cowperthwait, J N M Wohllmaan. A J t-alina*, e. p Poppe beim. P P Solle, Do wie a Moise. J Mooi'y, J ti Blodget, C D Kenrick, Order, ami others. Sehr sylvan, Blanchard, New York-8 days. Mdse. To W Roach At Co, b O Railroad Agent, Wando Min? ing and Manufacturing Co, and Order. Sehr Galena, Hale, boston-8 days. Icc. To Courtenay At Trenbolm, and Older. sehr Vt H Thorndike, Hal, Baltimore-5 days. Corn, Flour. &o. To the Master, W B tm th a Ce, and others. Sehr Flying Scud. Mitchell, Not folk, Va-6 days, c; 0 ) iiusbels Com. To - treet Bros Ac Co, C Johnson. steamer Dictator, Coxetter, Palatka via Jackson? ville, Fernandina, and savannah. 1 bale Cotton, Mdse, Atc. lo JD Aiken a Co. W M Bird h Co, Jef? fords h Co. Major Aulden, J N Robson, MoLoy a Rice, C N AvorwT it Son, C Lining, Kirkpatrick a Witte. IN TH R OFFING. Bark Harriet E Hussoy, Ulcer, from Liverpool. * A square rigged vessel, unknown. Cleared Saturday. Steamship Manhattan, Woodhull, New York-Jas Adger a Co. Steamship M iryland, Johnson, Baltimore-Courtenay Ac Trenholm. Sailed Saturday? Steam hip Maryland, Johnson, Baltimore. British sehr Emeline, Dodge, st Pierre, Martinique. Sehr Fiank At Emily, Colley. Cardenas. Sour * L Morgan, Morguri, fcavana. Sehr W H steele. Beded. West Indies. Steamer City Point, MoNelty. Valatka, via Jackson? ville, Fernandina sad Savannah. Sailed Yesterday. Steamship Manhattan, Woodhull, Nea York. From this fort. steamship Pea Gull Dutton, Baltimore, March 4. Yacht Henrietta, l ookor. New i ?irk, March 4. Sehr Baugor, wooding, Mayaguez, Feb 13. Sehr iJytio, Glover, Georgotiwn, 8 C, March 2. , Vp (or this Port. Brig Wm Robertson, Reed, at Boston, March 4. Sehr illa Matthews, Ale lil woe, at Philadelphia, March 4, Cleared for this Port, Steamship Prometheus, Gray, at I hiladelphin, Marob 4. Sehr A E Glover, Torry, at Boston, March 2. behr Wanala, Hawkins, at NeW Von;, March 3. Behr A l> Scull, Scull, at New York, March 3. Sehr J P .-A lien. Allen, at .Baltimore, Match 4. Steamer Christiana, : mi th, at Savannah, March 6. Bailed xor this fort. Sehr'Francis Hatch, Gregory, from Richmond, Va, March lit, for Jam.s U vcr to finish loading. NEW om3?ffl&^^tt??S^v i thoon, hence tor Liverpool, with Ki.OCO bushels bulk wheit and 600 balo* OJ co.ton. uu.ik last- night Just outride of th? bar at tho southwest Pass, in conse? quence of a col lu; iou with the towboat Hetoine. The Pantheon had been stuck on the bar for tho last three days, and had Just got clear when the accident occurred ; no particular*. file mo rn net.?. The brig Yank'o Blade, frc m Georgeta wn, S C. for New York, arrived at Fortress Monroe March 4. The yaoht Henrietta, at New York, reports having encountered a very heavy gale from north, the brat day our, during which carried away fore and main booms. The sehr Henry Allen, Tatexa, previously reported as up at Philadelphia for this port, has cleared for savannah. The sehr Abbie Pitman, Lon bard, cleared at Sa? vannah, flOi inst, far Chlsolm'a leland, 8 O, to load for Woad's Hole. 1 he sehr Dirige, Clark, sixteen days from Boston, Ter Savannah. tut Into this port on saturday in can ?equines of th? prevalence ot strongVead gales. lil ST OE VJdSSB?iB UP. CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PO hi. FOREIGN LIVERPOOL. The Edith Wheeler, sailed. .Jan 12 British bark David McNutt. McRlhenny, sid. .Jan 18 Bark Harriet P Hussoy, Holmes, called.Jen 1? British brig Cecilla. Bistrup, sailed..Jan 6 FORT TALBOT. The Court- r, Jenkins, sailed." .Jan 12 DOMESTIC aceros. Brig Wat Robertson. Baad, up...Marah Behr Annie E Glover. Terry, steered........Match Behr Charles K Raymond, Higgins, cleared....Feb 20 Bohr Sarah Cullen, avis, cleaved..March 2 Sehr H N fc'quires, --, uo...Feb 25 PORTLAND, MB. Soar S B Adaxas. Donnell, cleared.Feb 16 Sehr Eliza Sawyer, Sawyer, cleared.. ?.Feb 25 CALAIS, MBL Behr Scud, Coggins, sailed.Feb 90 WOOD'S STOLE. Sehr Mary D Haskell, Barbour, sailed........Feb 24 1 wnw roar. Sehr Robert Caldwell, McCormask, np.Feb 92 SchrN WMcGee, --. up.......v.Feb? Sehr Lucy A Orcutt, Haskell, alee-red.Feb 27 Sehr David Currie, Reid, up.March Sehr Wanara, Hawkins, cleared.March ?ear A D Scull, Scull, clotted.Marah ru mit* ni A. Steamship Prometheus, Gray, cleared.March Sehr EIL?.Matthews, MoElwee, np.March BALTIMORE. Behr Redtngton, Gregory, up.Fab 28 Sehr 3 S Bickmore, Barter, cleared.March .ehr J P Alien, Allen, cleared.March SAVAWMAn. Steamar Christiana,smith, cleared.... ....March S?hr Francis Hatch, GregOTy^'ailed.Marsh P IAN OBI PIANOS!! GOLD MEDAL FOB, 1806 HAS JUST BBS* AWARDED TO OHAS. II. STB2FF FOB THE BEST PIANOS NOW MADE, OVER BALTIMORE, PHILADEL? PHIA AND NEW YORK PIANOS. OFFICE AND WARERCOM, No. 7 N. LIBERTY STREBT, ABOVE BaLTIMOHB-RTBBET; BAJVF1MOHE. SUM. STTEFF'S PIANOS BATS ATX THE LAYER! Improvement, .Inoradlas th* Agraffe trahie, Ivor j fronts, and the improved French Action, InBy war? ranted for firs years, with privflege af exohamja within twelve months If net entirely satisfactory tc purshaew. H*cond-handed Pianos and Parlor Or gan* always on hand from WO tc $800, KMrsanMvao KAT* ava nurse ur uss: Bsmsral ftobffft S. Lea, Lexington, YA * Governor John Letohar, Le?mgion. Va. _ Messrs. JJ. Burwell A Sons, Charlotte, NYC.. F mat? Seminary. O. B. BJddtok, Female College KlttaeU's apr!ogs N. O. Bf shep Winner, Near Orleans, La. Max Strakoach, Italian Opera. Messrs. jil Ul? A SOM, Som tar. 8. a tmsriss Bpinasr, Obadosioa. 3. o. Send hw a circular. Terms liberal, October 22 llatlroato. SOUTH CA HU Li IN A HA1LHUAU. GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE, I CHARLESTON, ti. C., February 13. 186?. f ON ANO AFTER SUI'DAY, FEBRUARY Urn, t)io PASSENGER TRAINS of tho South Caro? lin! Railroad will run as follows : FOR AUGUSTA. Lave Charleston.J.8.30 A. M. Arrive at augusta..'..6.10 P. M. Connecting with trains for Montgomery, MemplUB Nashville and New Orleans, via Montgomery ano Grand Junction. FOB COLUMBIA. Leave Charleston. .*.8.?0 A. M. Arrive at Columbia.....'.5.45 P. M. Connecting with Wilmington and Manchester Rail? road, anc Camden tram. Ft?ll CHARLESTON. Leave Augusta.8.(Kt A. M. Arrive at Charleston. ..6.00 P. M. Leave Columbia., 7 AS A. M. Arrive at chm los. on.cou P. M AUGUSTA NIGHT EXPRESS (SUNDAYS EXCEPT KO.) Leave Charleston.7.30 P. M, Arrive at Augusta.6.S0 A. M. Connecting with traiuB lor Memphis, Nash vi ll' und New Orleans, via Grand Junction. leave Augusta.4.1" P. W Arrive at Charleston..4.00 A. M. COLUMBIA NIGHT L<X PRESS. (SUNWAIS EXCEPTED.) Leave Charleston.6.05 P. M Arrive at Columbia..4.46 A. M Connecting(.-undays oxceptcd) with Greenville and Columbia Railroad. Leave Columbia.6.80 P. M. Arrive at Charleston.5.80 A. M, SI MMEHVTI.LE 'I RAIN. Leave Charleston.3.00 P. M. Arrive at BuramervMle. 4.S0 P. M, Leave Summerville.7.10 A. M. Arrive at Charleston.8.25 A. M CAMDEN BRANCH. On Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays. Leave Ringville.4.20 P. M. Arrive at Camden.7.00 P. M. Leave Camden.0.35 A. M, Arrive at Ringville.9.20 A. v. 8ign?di H. T. PEAKE, February 15 General Superintendent. Safes. MARVIN'S PATENT Alum & Dry Plaster . FIEE PROOi SA F ES Are most desirable for quality, finish and price, i T-, MARVIN'S SPHERICAL BURGLAR Cannot be Sledged ! Cannot be Wedged ! M Cannot be Drilled! BANK VAULTS, VAULT DOORS? EXPRESS BOXES, FAMILY PLATE SAFES, COMBINATION LOCKS Please send for a catalogu? to ' MAJivm & co., (oldest safe manufacturers) .n , ._, (265 Broadway, New York. Priuc^pai \731 C^Sn^ht.t Phila. Wanw?^s j 10g Bftnk gt cleveland o And for sale by our agents in the principal cities throughout the United States. > FOB SALE BY WM. M. BIRD & CO., No, 903 EAST BAY, ?HARI.BSTU-N December 39 lyr SOUTHERN TONIC FOB THE WEAK FOR THE PALE FOB THE SICKLY FOB THE AGED FOB FEMALES FOB SPRING USE ?THO BITTKRS Kill A S. TO THffi?L.? THE CELEBRATED SUMTERBITTERS, made of PURE LIQUOR, HERBS AND BOOTS, so, well known in Pharmacy: PERUVIAN BARK, CHAMOMILE FLOW BBS, SNAKE ROOT, CHERRY BARK, GINGER, And ?neb other HERBS AND ROOTS as will In all * / cases assist Digestion, promote tba M ere tiona of the system In tba natural channel*, ajad give TOME AND yiQOB TO THE YOUNG AND OLD. MALE AND FEMALE! AU UM It With Wondorfol Succea . . . .'j'ft' > ? BRINGS COLOR TO THK PALM WHITE LIP, BLOOM ANJO BEAUTY - ? . -. ; TO THE THIN FACE AND CARE-WORN COUNTENANCE. CURE3 FEVER AN D CEE* ATES AFPETITi!. TRY THOM. Ask for SUMTER BIIXBB9. fcoVl by Druggists a?d Grocew. Marte* tba* our Signatar? lt over tb? oork of each bottle. AM) WIK A SfOtoSt. POPRIET OTT8 AND WHOLSSALK DB?GGI8T8, February 26 9S* Obarlosten. B. O. USU NO OTMBB* FERTILIZERS! RHODES' SUPERPHOSPHATE ! THE OLD AND LONGEST ESTABLISHED STANDARD MANURE. ORCHILLA GUANO ! PERUVIAN GUANO ! EH ODES' MANURE IN ITS PREPARATION. IS M\DE EQUALLY ADAPTED FOR FACINO larce crops of Cotton, Corn, Whoat, Tooac o Potatoes and oilier Koot Crops. Ino Manufjctmlng Department is conducted by Frederick Klott, one of tho most B rillful Chomists and Manufacturers in tho United Slates. It is endorsed, approved ?nd roconvDouded by all of tho mo<t prominent Chemists and Agriculturists in the Southern states "It run be relied upon a-s uuil'orru m quality." always reliable, productivo of largo crops, and unexcelled by any io tho market, in tho high purcentago of "Iruo Fertilizing Principles." Price 857 60 casb, or $05 time, with Factor's acceptance, aud 7 per cout interest until 1st December, 1809. UltCIlIliLA. CJSU.VNU-"AA." a flue Bird ?uino, rich in Phosphates and Alkaline SaltP. Price *85 cash. $40 timo. PUUVVMN GUAKll-Warranted pure, and alway Bon hand. Furnished at market prices for caeh. Analysis of Rhodes' Standard Superphosphate of Lime. Moisture Expolled at 212?.5.05 Solublo Phosphoric Acid.9.OG Equal to Phosphate Lime.19.78 Common Phosphoric Acid.16.03 Equal to Bono Phosphate.34.99 Total Phosphates.54.77 Limo with Phosphoric Acid. 29.68 Saud. .00.00 Sulphate of Lime and other Sails not estimated.40.18 100.00 The above analysis indicates a Mammal Superphosphate ot' Lima of tho highest errado ordi? narily found in t.'io Amorican markot. It? lariro arnon nt of Soluble Phosphoric Acid supplies an active nutriment for thu development and maturity of tho fruitage. The Sulphuric Acid1 whiob it contains, by chemical affinity with tho elements <>f ino^fc soils Contributo to its For tilusing Propertios To show its bout effects, tliis Superphosphate should bo applied under and in contact with tho Seed, and with a moderately shallow covering ot soil. A. MEANS, Inspector, Savannah, Chatham County, Georgia. Q. IT. WILLIAMS, Assistant Chemist. ^ February 13th, 18G9. Wo guaranioo that overy package of RHODES' STANDARD SUPERPHOSPHATE shall fully come up to the above analysts. B. M. RHODES & CO., No. 8.3 BUUTH-STUKET, UALTOiOllE. B. S. RHETT & SON, AGENTS, CHARLESTON, S. C. February 27 W I _ .TS TUB "CAROLIW If?HTIUZBU " I ?J ?1ADIC I<HOM Ot HU! PHt'?PlIATUS OP South Carolina, and is pronounced by various rhstuists ono ot the nest Manu?es known, ou'y infer or to Peruvian Guano to it* FKii'l ILlZfNO PltOPEtt ! Iii*. These PHOSPJIA1 E> are the remains of extinct land nu 1 sos ani:nals, and po--sea J qualities of tuc greatest value to tho agriculturist. Wo annex the analysis of Pro', asor SIJEPAUD : _* I ABOKAToiiY. OF THE MEDIPAT. r'oi_Tj*oz cr ??O???? CAHOLDU. ArinUein of o sample, of C^RoLihA idtifllbiZKK, pcrcniiulb f elected: Moisture expelled nt 212 dog. F.16.70 Organic Mutter, with some water cf combination expo.kd at a low red heat.16.50 Fixed Ingredients.66.80 Ammonia.2.60 ? Phosphoric Acid-Soluble.6.90.Kquivalont to 11.27 Soluble i hosphstoot Lime. Insoluble.6.17.Equivalent to 13.48 Insoluble (bone). 18.13 24.75 Phosphate cl Lime. Su'phnric Acid.11.01.Equivalent to 23.65 sulphate ot Lime. Sulphate or Potash. 80 Sulphate Of Soda. 3.50 Band.11.60 On tho strength ol tb.eso results. I am glad to certify to tho superiority of tho CAROLINA FERTI. LIZ EH, examined. C. U. Sb EPA P.D. JJ." JUST Wo will furnish this excellent FERTILIZER to Planters and others st $65 per ton of 2000 lbs. GEO. W. WILLIAMS Sc CO., F A C T O R S . Fe* mary 20 fm wi mo GUARDIAN . MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK. Orgauiz? d iii 1859. All Policies II oil-Forfel table. Mali JLoan Taken. No Notes Required. LAST CASH DIVIDEND 60 (FIFTY) PER CENT. Statement. Policies in force.....$25,000,000 Assets. 1,600,000 Annual Incomo..-. 800,000 Losses Paid.- 600,000 OAlcers. H. PECKHAM, President. H. V. G AH AO AN, Secretary. L. MCADAM, Aotuary. G. A. FUDICKAR, Supcnntondent. Directors. Bon. JOHN A. Dix, New York. E. V. HAUOHWOOT, Firm E. Y. Haugh wont ? Hon. JAMES HABPEB, Firm Harpsr A Broa., ? Co _ ex-Mavor New York. WM. WILKESB. Firm W. Wrlkons & Co. .loUN J. OHA*B, President Bank Republic. JUJ.IOM H. PUTT, Merchant. WK. Ty HoostHa. Walt-steattt. . WM. >V. WBTOHT, Morohant. WM. M. VKUMTLYE, Banker (Vermtly A Co.) Coas. J. STABS, Morohant. CHAS. O. ROOKWOOD. Cashier Nowark Banking WILLIAM ALLEN, Mer chi >.t. Company. ? - _ OBJ. W. GOXLBR, Banker, Palmyra, N. Y J Hon. (IEOHOE UPDYKK, cx-M.iyor Of Now York. GEO. T. llovA, Piesideut Continental Fire In BIiNOT C. MOBO AN, Banker, suranco Company. THOMAS RIGNEY, Firm Thomas Bigney & Co. JOHN H. SUBBWOOD, Park Place. Bx?*. B. SuetiMAN, Treasuror Now York Steam WALTON H. PECKHAM, Oornor ?th Avenue and Su^utfRouin-iK Company, rwenty-thtrd-street. AABONABKOLD, Firm of Arnold, Constable & Co. EDWAHI> H. WHIOH?, Newark, N. J.., RICHARD JJ. Bowira, Wetmore & Bowne, Law- I UKO. W. l-\vui;nB,;Coun8ellor. . yera.. I W. L. Coo >wr.LL, Merchant, ii VA) RU E KEIM, Generali Aceiit for ?South. Carolina. Dr? T. HKK.SSTJKKWA, IiMmtiilng i'iiy .i.'i.i M. fe. ISSI :liTEL* GENERAL AOENT FOR CHARLESTON, * January I* <y ?wo oao OiBee No. ?15 Kl nz-*! rest, C!i trisitos?, S.O. .II m asasajsssssnsaasss^lssss?^^. i -nm THPORTKRI Ofi* TEAS,' WINES. BRANDIES, AoM And Dealers in OBOICE FAMILY &ROOBRIE8. 900 STREET NY. WM. S. CORWIN * 00. 4Cr*Gooda delivered to all parti of th? 01?. October SM Vito AI 4 TO 350 homo power, ine'udlng the oelenrstej Corliss Cut-off Engines, slide Valve fits* tioaarv Engines, Portable Engb-.es, Ao. Also, Circu ar Mular aad Gang Haw Mills, Sugar Oana Mils, . hading Pulleys, Ac, Lath and shingle Milla. Wheat and Cern Mills, Circular taws Belling. Are. Bend for descriptive Circular and Privo List. WOOT? A MANN 8TBAM KNOUT* CO., l'ehftnirylS timon Utica Now Ynrtr. E08ADALIS Purifies the Blood. (.or ?ole toy Uruftgtsts tCverywhef July 28 t>Ao ls 4