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TH*) DAILY N KWH. ?'lt . tn? karly BirdV' d?c. BY A LIE-ABSD. Moro thad ono has slmwu bow hollow I? thin provers, un3 absu d; For tbo w rm. il nure ro ut follow, Got up carline th JU tuc bird. Doubt lo a. loo. tbe bird ii que? tl on Kating witb too nant a goal, guff j red ui uah trout indigestion. Owing to that muralug meal. And *t wou'd uot bo surprising If that b td Hi.ou'd mi ? prey To the f poi Urnen ; early rising Makes the aim so erne iboy say. Porhajait'B youug. too-haJ lt say By tuelr parouts leit forlorn, Caivtld ctia? r> ol ailment many From tho kee.i, cold mr of morn. Other bird a-for birds will chatter When they saw tho bird alight. Migbt have chi ped with scornful put'er "Ab I tbo rake'a been out all n i j; ht I" HITIT* inp up the cnaa concisely. This decidedly 1 sjy: Early birUa don't get on neely I lt*.j naiuu does no', pay I {London Fun. THE T WITCHELL CASH!. Wnrtner Particulars In Kogara to the Confession of tbe Co nd cm noel Man. Our telegrams yesterday mentioned the state? ment of George 8. ''Witchell, made to Itev. Cr. Bingburat, in which ho declares that on the night of the murder, ho was rouged from Bloop by his wife coming to him and stating that she bad killed her mother in a quarrel. They ibo th went to the room whore elm lay dead, and together throw the body ont of tho window, ?he Philadelphia Bulletin adds : < Stransre as Twitoboli'a statement is it is cor? roborated in Homo dogreo by tho conduot of Jffra. Twitohell, who has for some time past coat-od her visits to her husband, and is said to IHIYO expressed a great anxiety that reporters abould bo excluded from tho soeno of his ex?? cution. Wo are informed that the accused murderess left I he city at au early hour this morning i i anticipation of her husbaud'd con? fession. The following is Twitohell's confession in full, as published in the Bulletin : I wfent lo oy room on Inp night of tho mor? der, and instead of going to bed I laid down on a lounge iu my room, and fell fast asleep, lSy wife wits in*, ed at t ho timo. I was roused liv her repeated calls, and ran down to the dining-room, wucro 1 lound her much excit? ed saying, "I hnve had a quarrel with mother, and killed her;" I do uot know whether she said "eave me" or '"help mo hide it," but at last wo threw the body of Mrs. Hill out of the window io make it look as if she foll out; wont down stairs and washed my bunds and Jaco at tho hydrant, then went to my roam, Undressed and went to bed. My wito tamo up afterward and pot into bed, wtiere wo staid until Sarah Campbell rung the bell. 1 think we were in bod ten or twonty minutes, 1 made a solemn vow to Eternal God that night that I would never reveal it, but I cannot keep j* any langer. 1 am sorry that I sud I know nothing pfrmt it. but dwi it with tua vow ii ?Sj mind to savo my wife. I now make these dis? closures that I may in ve peace with God. (Signed) GEORGE S. '! WITCHELL, Jr. In the pro (nco of lie v. George Binghurst and '. Wm. B. Perkins. Commercial. tex ports. LrVEBPOOL-Per Bri.iah bark W G Putnam-SC baps Nea It'and Cotton and 2741 bales Upland Cotton. BOSIOM-Per schrC E ltaymond-267 bales cotton, 66 obla K? ir ts J urpentmo, 25 bbla Rosin. HU ii rc M Clay. 160 to a Old Iron ard Metala. 10,0JO feet Lu ?ber and lOJ-bnahels Cotton seed. PBTLADLLPH?A-Per H hr S S Bickmore-110,000 1 feet Flooring aud 47,000 ie't Timber. WOOlrS Boi E. M.\-.>-ror sehr Aunto Amad en .?.at SOO tons Poaphnie Book. , < ./ Charleston Cotton and llf.ee ?Harket. OFFICE O.- THE ?BABL??STON DAILY NEWS,'! CHABI.F.STOH. MO may Evening. April 6 f . ? COT l OM.- the staple was dull, with but a limit ?d demand ano light offering etoolt, the article coo? ing flat ender leas favorable telegrams, quotations being ?omewbat noa ina!. Hales about 225 balee. Vie: 1 at25)?; 10 a 'U\y? ; 9 at 26%; H5 at 27; 25 ut 28; 20 at ?8>i; 1 ut 28:i. und ll on private torrup. We ' ?,uot< i IT VE B.P.. OL CLASSIFICATION. Ordinary to uood ordinary.20 J??27 Low n.idd lng.'3.1%, (?27 >? Midd dug.2TXf# By New York classification we quote: Low middini fr..,..27X& c u RICK-The i quiry for this ?rdelo at unchmged 'atas, bales 00 dercea of clean Carolina, saysiOat 116-10 AO at -8?; 10 at 8%. We quote common .. to fair olean Carolina at l%m%.: good 8 b-16@8%. c.'"; j Marketa toy Telegraph. -- FOBEION MABKETS. "'' Lomos. April 5-Noon.-Consols 09. Bonds 83% ' Callow ?Os Od. Turpentine Sis Sd. LrvEiipooi. April &-"Noon.-Cotton opened quiet. Uplands lv)?al2Xd. OrltansiafcstfKd. Sales 10. - 000 bales. ' Two P. M.-Sales will not exceed 8.C00 bales. Floor J declining. Ped western wheat Ss Od. Lard flat. Pork ' 302a Gd. Fine rosin 16s. . Evening - Cotton dulL Oa the spot 19J?% Afloat - lt.. Orleans 12^. Sales 8,000 Vales. BAVBB, April 6.-Cotton on the. spot If 46c. Afloat . li 15c. DOMESTIC MAKKET9. Baw YOBK . April 6-Noon,-Market activo and ?arong. Money 7. Exchange 103!?. Gold 81X Cotton very quiet. Middling uplauds 28%. Tur pautar.o quiet a ttl. Rosin quiet st tl 47%. Kvenlug.-'lotion dull am a shade lower. Kales 3400 balee ut 28^. 28% ci nts for uplands. Flour dull; . Vuperfluo Stat- S6? 6 76; common to fair extra South Xi am 06 45a7. Wheat declining and shippers hold in? aff. Poik heavy at : ;jl tfuSl?. Lard in kettle I8^a al83? .Whiskey lowe ; 92 bid. bice dull and un? changed ' t-ugar drooping Coffee excited at 14. fTarpentlne D a61?. Bosm $2 46a!8 Freight* dud. " ?flevarauientB w ak. southerns dall and e.* tidy. The money slriugt-n y has increased and tko demand is ? urgent at 7. gold, with l-i6aJ4 commission. Sterling * -firm ii l^uMS'i. Gold strong at 81?. Stocks advanced, cio?ing a live and buoyant. BAi/rmoas, tprli 6.-Cotton quiet at 28o. Flour ?falot. Wheat dull; choice red $210 to 4. Corn . ?losod heavy; white and je ?low 63a80 Oats and provisions dull. Pork nominal at t81a8i. Bacon "heavy; shoulders 13? ; sides ?7. Lard dull, 17>? 118 Cmoonu H. April 6.-Mess held st $81 60; conn * Ory, offered $31 without buyers. Bacon in mod?ralo . flamand; shoulders held at I8i>ia>? ; dear sides 16*4* Lard dud nt 18. I.OOISVILI.K, April e.-Moss, $31 76aS2. Lard, !S>?c Hhouluers, lSXalso; alear aides, i7^o. Whiskey, 02o, WiLicrK?fOM, A orll 6.-Spirits of turpentine runlet at 46A4f^a Kodn firm at $1 OOal OS. Crude tur . pen duo, $1 05a2 80. Tar lower; $2 60a2 63. Cotton flulL AoousTA, sApril 5 - Cotton doll; sales 390 balee; teeeijta 117; middling nominally 27. OAVANXAU, Aprd G.-<?otton quiet but steady; salea 060 bales j receipts 070; mM binga 27? .27%. Moama. April 6-cotton quiet and in fslr da aaand. Midd.lnga 36%a27. Palor 026. inoluding OOO afbr tho OIOHS of bucineston estntday. Baeeipta 876. l"xi>oi ts 1485 bales. Saw ? ?UBAM8. Apiil 6-Cotton lower. Middling i?Jt>. Haies 19C0. Ite.eipU tioee Saturday hzi. Sold 31%. Sugar d ill. common 0. , Prime ll Itohukta t ?urce. Pilme 70. Coffee Orna. PslrliJ** alOJf. Prime 17>?. Bast?n ?S? lo "s Cotton Kejawrt, for tna . W?e . I liding A Bril B. 1MB. HEW TOPE, A pill S.-THU MARKBT --In our lagt re poi t tl<- m rket olosed quite steady at 23*4 a'iOo. r-sturoay, owing to the English boiluavs, . tbarswasnot P uch doinic hera, and BO ching in prices. S- les 1321 balea jonday, t o market was apietaod ? (?adv, with more i q Irv in the afternoon ?mpriva e ter?gr ma irdm . urope. Bales Hit baies . at a&JfuvOc lot- midding unlsuds Onere was n mnVmfr m ? . > "rjjoo ineidav. early in the doy there wa* a uood doman * from exporrers, and hi.a I jem i dvai cod i ii eV to VOJ20%U. I xihmne i>< in? almo u. un?.: cat ie uyers wi huiew, Sud the raaeket Ol Sid Uro und qui t. H..le? 466. naos. Wo nns da -, n.fiC wi v(r. itt'e ooh g. notwbha au-.'leg <ha Manche-i er order- now In iianJ. '? limo cou d ? t ho executed owing to the ?tate ot the axehango mar TH kt t. spinners hough t n oro freely. Ka'< s 2185 bal?S nt 20c. iburtday uie dullness in Liverpool ?ogeilur with the dear! loo? m excuange qui ted our u arkot, ?nd some lots wo-e POM at a reouc-ttou. ibo sale? wer* 2220 b* es, at 28?.O foe upi .nd <. Yosts dav, tb* market was weak aud tbore waa some pro auro to Mil OJttou tor tmmediit1 de lvery MpIiiuo'B ebowed no dtsposltiou to o po rato, aud ??portera with ordern m band, cou d no^ ou <**^.**?X? cha-H-o niarkc'. halos 2522 biles. Mldoilug 28Xa M*L?* Upland* Mobile *tlew Flor ida. Orleans. Texas. OrdinMV.2??i<26X 255^20 86 a20* 26Ka26JK OooU Or dina>y.20>ia26*. 2?Xa27 27 ?27>i 27*?.i27}? Lo? Mid? dling ..27>?a27*. ?7XU28 28 828**' 2K>?n28>? Middling 28>?a283? 28J?-.29 '20 u29 y Suies of ( no week 14,655 bales, Wtluiing 4iS7 io spinners, 2425 to speculators, and 7,743 to export? ers. Grose receipts at thia pori for tho week, 8,156 boles, si nco let September 685.172 balee. On the week our priora allow a dooli .ie of \? ?out, while Livorpool is )?d higher than on last Friday. 1 be tightness of money, tue impossibility of negoti ating exchange, tho knowledge that tue exports Won d be large, and au expeotatiou that tbor<* would be au inoroase shown in tue rccipts haro oxorto 1 a depressing inti icnce in all our markets. In view of tho small stock and a continue 1 improvement JU goods. i,irorpool udvsneod a little. '"ur spiuuers continue to lui y less tban they are using, and wo be? ll vo thc r average tito k io bo about equal to four or flvn weeks' consumption. Ibis wc -k's rec3?pte t a*? boon HW Hiv i bv d?lit erics from the interior towna which show a reduction iu stock ot 8 8"> bales. No better iudicaiiou of approaching extiaustion of tho crop could bi shown. Thor-) b ive neon received at the ports sitioe the 1st ' optcmboi. 1.707,184 b? es of which exporters havotakuu I,'18.169 ba esr spinners 451 804 and tho etooks have mere ised 317,211 b iles. Di fielt in receipts us compar?e* with last year. 116 691 bale-. 1). neil in Bili, menta to Li vor poo 1 uo w 277,8J6 bales. lu FinUv, Clark & Co.'s Bombay Circular, of Peb ruarv 20. wo fiud he fol Owiu r info motion about iho crop of that Presidency: lu 1808 the import in o Liverpool froaa Bomba .' amounted to 1,022 043 "ales, and iuto Loudon 16 877 halos, toge her 1,038.025 talcs From Madras and Bengal w? have uoth u ; tellable about the crops. Lust year Great lb it tin reoeived lrora th >se places 413 147 b tin-, BO that the total Import in 1868 into Groat Brit nu was 1.402.072 bales. ..From the covernmeut reports just published aod the nowa generally tb it has been r^aoui 'g us from nal Ivo dealers, it would se un io be oort du that wo cannot this year send forward n a-iv as much cotton as >vo d d iu 1868. I'tie general Opinion now ia that tho crop ?11 bo 20 per omit. 1 BB tbau lust year, nut taking into acnouut the absence of od roi too. of willi-ii I ist e: M inc at least 200.0J0 biles weut forward, we think it ls safe to nanum J tim. exports to Groat, i rituiu m 18S9 will not excoed HC0.00O balee, UH the Com im'nt. tit present promises to take olf fully as much as last season, no less than foti rio -u ships wiih const lera ble ire ght engagomeuta bel?g on tho lioi th tor Havre." 1 HE ^AXBS FOU i-UTO"RE DEUVKKT -For Ap-il, "6.1 bales sold at 28o, 200 on p. iv.no terms. For Mi?, 200 ba c%*at. 28XC. 100 at 23,3. For Jane. 102 balo i at 28J?o, 400 ou private torms. lota!, 1250 bales. .STATISTTOAI. POSITIOH- I860. Sto Kin Liverpool. 230 000 Afloat from India. 230,00) > float from America..,. 160,000 sto.-lt iu Loudon. 82 420 Afloat tor London. 60 00J Stock in HUvte.. 61340 o float for llavr-. 28,2 0 Stork in Bremen. 5.t 62 Afloat, mr hremou. 3,1*05 stork la United State? port*. SOO 805 stock in the Interior towns. 07 210 Total.1,283,0 1 1,242.797 Increase lu visible supply. 39.254 Stock of cotton hold by Manchester sninnersat the milla row 70,000 bales, same true 1863, 240,00o balee, Middling Orl?me, now 12%d; then HJf.l. Murray, Ferris de Co.'s Noval Stores Cir? cular. NEW YORK, Apru S .-'.rwrw Tv?PBirritf<?-The business or tho week, with irifling exceoti ?us. has been confined to the wants of retal.ere, with sales of lilt bb\s ut 60o5lo f r -outtiern sud BlalflC f-n* New York bblp; ohiod.' 6'Ja50)?c for former aud 51 ??a lor latter, co In? firmly at.61o for Souihoi\?. ? etorday efforts were m ide to fl.lau ord or tor 2003 shipping at 62c, but it is believe! the inquiry wa? merely for effect. Ueceipta 333 bb'a. Fx >orls 6 bbs. Stockt in yard, Mareil 23th, 58 4 hols; in a private yard 159' I bis. Landed 29th 128 bois Total 6152 bbls Kosma.-In the early pirtof the week wt- hud quite an activo business In strained at ?2 43a2 50. but later tberoportsfrom \v Imioajtoo caused a nouera I a - v..neo (n view ot ho mis. winch ehecnod bui-iu m for ioma r?uys, but even u 'Hy liber >1 ea.es were mode at $2 40. resulting ina iota! of 84 009 bbls. at s 2 40 .2 52 >? fu Btriiined to good s rain d; *%1 55n2 75 toe No. 2. 83? 150 tor No 1, and $6a7 85 for o few small lots of nato-closing firm at 62 47% f r s rain?-d common. Priort- f ir new virgin upon high, and a .ot ot 00 bbls. icostlng $to In Wilmmgtom Is held at ?15 An in. tartar lot f om 1 narloaton eolrl at $7 75 aun $6. lie* eutnt.9 7010 bbls; ex torts 8235-bbls? Stock 82.338. ot whio'.i ?.bout ?!).ooi ??.. now in course of shipment. 'i AU-s dull sud lower Hates aie i,:<u i uum. so 6Sa$i 75for Wil.ouip on." aud $2 80a3U0 ror North t loutit. -clo lng at $3 08 tor former. Kcceipta 3,056; exporta 2.740; stock 10,920. The Indian Cotton District*. Messrs. Hnlev, Clark tt Co , iu tnoir circular, da? ted Fombay, February 20, make the following Im? port int remarks: , From ibo Government renorts just published, and the news w nerallv that has been leaching us irom nat vc dealers, it would eeem to be certain that we cannot tutu yeir send forward rear y tia m lob cotton BS we did In 1868 the general opinion now is that the crop will be 20 per cont, less than last year, an i ta1 lng into account the ab>enoe ot old ont ou. of which last spnmr at least 2CO,(:09 bales went for?, rd, we tn mk it's s ifs to assume that exports to O oat Biitain iu 1869 will not exe cd 300 000 bales as the Oontiuotn at present piomises to >akooff fully ss much as last sea on, no less tba. . fourteen ??ios with uLinsulerab.e freight engagements < e<ng ou the berth for liuvro. From the fiisj-ict* we bave tue following: In (.'oarawuttee prices oont uued vary stiff ruling 6r to lOr m.'ovo Bombay ratee. 1 ho supp y ot et ttoa off. mu there is small, but afte-* tbe Ho Iee ho'ioays larger arrivals are looked tor. From Kaodeiah there are complaints of ibo high raneo ot prices that bas. all along r een madurai od for an infert'tr style of cotton. Last year's pood crop induced many uativs finns to open oe lab i -> hm enta there, but this asaso i thevield is ?aid to be fifty per cent, short sud the qt? Hy ia Inferior. Asenta in Broach find that Kup pas are very ?care?, and th j are pointing to o small? er outrun than they um loi pated some tims ago. 'J ho glnmnglaotorieB are not very bu?y, whilst many of the lorue > hurka establishments a e quite idle, lbs bi st- msoi.ine-criuned cotton that has > et come to th? <dr*en ia from Surat, though wo believe that we sbull still receives bettet quality from Broach and the neighborhood. Kstimatua ot tho O I. ar war yield i oin i to a crop about twenty-five percent, m exresa of Ust your, but it ls" feared that t e stacie of .ho latter cotton wll not be equal to what was fully ripe before the blight. 'lbs Comp a crop ?Ul suffer severely both in quantity and qualitv ; the official estimate allows as m nen na 5J per cent ot lons. Tits chief dem ?ni eti l ruas ni on a ne* Ooomrswuttee, which con* tumos oi excellent quality, tbougn notoomtog np to h < first pickings Barseo and Nuggar are now not easi.y found good, being ataioed, and m .ny doora* hid.y adulterated, 1 be finest of theflinauni<baat < rop has gone forward, aud for ?hat remaia? a comp .rativelv high figure ii asked alachiu >-giun ed Bro ich is tho bes . ootton in the mar et, out rt - quires o ireful se'^oUon, ther<- being muoh iuterior Neriadand Borods cotton off ring. A is JV ba.es of new saw-ginned Dharjiar hive been p aced at 285r per sandy. Messrs. Peel, Cassels & Co., of Bombay, ander date of February 20, says; Tn tbe obsrwar oolleoiorate the weather till lately was ex.-essively warm, ant consequently imf av ru? ble tor cott n plants, ospidilly for the itidig noaa ( .otnntuhl, wbloh are less advanced tbm the ex tic O'barwjraawKluucd.) The first pleiring baa been complot jd in the mojt fo ward dist let?, and I? now pr... oed ra tu otho s ma I lot? ol Vingorls I otup tsb) and of Duarwar sawglnned hove arrived here, soo 25 candies of tho latter fon.da buyer on the 17th at 28u. J ho < olor is good, and <he staple, thougu rather wes ?J and irregular, is *etisr than that ot tao earl v arrivals of last crop, u o'tl conon the ; ur ehaaea reported consist of 000 candies ot Dharwar eawuinned al 25 r to 272r, s'id 1676 of Ohollersh at 246rt<>206'. The recent arrivals of thosa growths aie ot jvood qualiiy. 'i ii? oot'on commissioner, toi s report date! the Kihi siaut, estimates tbe deflclonoy of Ibo ootton erop ot tbis pn sidenov for tbe year -1858-9 st "?5 per cent as contra b a with the erop of last? a*o", thu ouutuvn of whiob amuuated to about 1.2.0,090 b. i. e for export," und attributes the tame to want ol r in in sucdry vl.iahs, of which the eblet are Kbsude'.sh. Knlisaghee, Sa Uara, sod Kolspore, as ai o t iosufllo.snt or irregu sr and msessouabe i t ln eomolnel ?ith a decrease in tbs ?re* n ider co.ton oultfva'ioti, In Onssrat, tbs utter cause being in some ?neasuro due to the former, in Bro oil and Abuted* ad this d orease it set down respectively-nt 31,957 sud 46.S45 aces. As to .'toe orop in tba Dharwar dutrlors." he states tinta '.baa suffered severely from the uuaea-onab'o pre* Talents ot s dry and aeoreiu g oastorly wind " the . tin den ai d injuri?os off. ot " ot whloli .' upon tie B-To igen cot to., pian ut u> more tbau om t> ac count sd for by mois want of moisture or th J drvuasa f the wind,' and that "lt would si.peir as if lt carnied Wl.b it som ' o iier b ightmg Inffluoileo " In a nosv scrip , he glees o?ws irom .ho districts pp to tbs lil b iustaat os r<> low*: '*A favorable cn .ngo in tbs we .?her wss reviving tbe pl mts; the estimate ot loss in the American v art sty is given st 20 per cent'* on what "the plants promised a mon n ag ?, but the qua) tv or th* stapf? is ?tao very nviteriitliv sftVtlAd. aa the 'blight' oaugbt tho planta Just at tbs time that the fib e waa maturing in tb? bola. * * * . lie nativo plant bas sufforsd moro several r, thrloss being oatimo?ed <t 60 per cent. btti o win / io tho i? c/ ea-e to euitlvsUon, the whole crop of these dla? trista wi i?. no: wi bs randing, be considerably in ox? . <.?>* < f that obtained from them last year.?' ?ftttBal?_'? mnmmmmm^mmmMmmmmmmmmmmmmwmmmmtmm C?nsism?e?p??so*mt ?|?uat ttl >*irout? AvrU ft. r23 bales Cotton 45 bales Bom salles, 60 Wu Na? ni "tores. 1 o ir Lumber, t car M?tntl?a and A om h o k. joftailroad Agoni. F O Msy. I ?ii> ton & Holmes Polzm-, H odgers fc CO, ftsedi* k Dav BLS K Prluu?e. O H Hoppocis, w W e.mttU, M (lol?smlft" h ?on. Frost h r d or. Dowll.?.? Ar Co, Qr H Walter A- o. O W Williams ii Co, lt Mme fc, o, Kia?"?? & owoll. WO Courtney k Co. Mowry & CoWK tty ?II. Kfsuione A Co, Bahre k Bhodss, Laure* k A it xindor, B O'Nolll, clftghorn, Berring ft co ?ad t Adgsr ft co. ^?4^ ' E CHARLESTON DAIL I'UMUIIUCItt Per steamers'! Holen?, t rom lid ls to and Rockville til t Mari a Wbaby Mrs t: ll ?loy. son and ?errant, il . rlarko, Jolin V? Howe John Klug, 1?.dy and eon. Geo Kine;, Rev W H l,*,o, Mist Lee. Cl ay and IO OJ dock. purine Uri?9. Port of <;ii.>ri?<H(<m, April O. XJOItT CJ^VIjU?fV OAK. IU\H1 a OP TUIi UOOJH. Last Quarter, Sd, 3 boure. V8 inmutes, evening. New Moon, 11tu. 8 nomu 27 m i autos evoni j. H irst, Quarter, 19ih 9 bouta 41 minutes, mo.nlng. Full Moon. 27tb; I bour. 1 uunute. uioruiu?. ACI?II. SUM BIS KS. i arra. MOON m ?BU. maa WAX BB. f> rttouu.tv.... e 44 ? .aa a..is , 8.. s 6 Tuesday....! 5 41 0 vu a..63 j a..67 7,We?iucMlav.| C..41 6..33 I 8..33 | 4..60 8 Thursday..., 6. 40 6. 24 1 4.. 6 6..38 U I mlay. 6.30 6 35 4'..37 ? 6.. 16 lOISaturday... 6. 37 , 6..36 i G.. o C..<>8 U?8uuday.M..l 5. 80 I 4..?0 5..41 I 7..81 Arrived Yestcr?tu.y. R toara ?htp Pfouiuiheus. Gray, Philadelphia-left Friday. Mdae. To Jno A Theo ?.letty, J lil Adg?r A Co, l> A A mme, Q w ?linar, o ?t brown. E s Burn ham, T M Bribto i, Bi-to.l A Co X A Do .mian A Co, E Batea ?l t:o, li J Benedikt, L- t'hapln st Co, V F t, bapeau. Cameron & barkley. Mol) Cohen. Powie A Moise, J M larson & ri otkT, Fogaril '. Book House, C L* Francke, W unruey, ..oodricii, Wice mau & Co. H i,orelia % Co, Cornoua Hancock, J Hur kamp At Co, A Hammerschmidt, Jiffoida k t o. Jobi .cou, frews St Co. U J meson A On, ii Kial to A Co, G J tubal, J U Mi nor A co, L Manu, * Mo la tah. Li Newman, C Saunders, North teem li War? dell. B O'Neill, Julius Pringle, O F Pankuiu. Geo E Crochet t, Palmetto Pioneer Co-operation Assoc! : tion, Street mothers .v Co. sbackeiiorn A Kelly, H A Morck, U > Qu.u t im istoi Dop.rtmciit. F you-un? ten, W G Whildou tt co, F Wal-H, Waguer A Mon s-'OH, j N M Wobltmiou, Waiker, Evans A < < gswcll, WU is A Ohi-o.m. M O Uailroad ageut and otbere. Hour Stephen aiorris. Ket.man, boston, 10 days. Icu. To the Master ud moor. 8 br Yankoo blade, t o umba, New Torc, 7 days. Guano and Acid, io the Master, U Cobla A Co, Geo W W illiams A Co, X J Kerr A Co and Wando Manufacturing Co BehrL T Knight, Smith. Kockport, Me, 14 days. Lime, Kock and nay. lo Olney A Co sehr A un 8 Deas, from nest Point Mill. 133 tierces Hice. To Coben, Hanckel St Co and Muller, Nimitz A Co. Steamer st Helena, Burnley, Ed ls to and Kook ?1.le. Mose and sundries, lo J fl Murray, Lau? carte -, Howe A Co, MoC orty, J W lourney, and others. Kio. p Greenleaf. tn ra Sante?. 8T0 bu-hofs Bough Bice. To thurston A Holmes. sloop J W Eon ter, hom >anteo. SOU bushels Rough 1 iee. 'J o i burdon A lio'ru CF. - Received from Cbiaolm's MilL 40 tierce? Rice. To Thuiston A Holmes. Cleared Vcstcittay. British bark W G Putnam, Rickard, Liverpool-Wil? da A chiso m. Behr Robert Ca dwell, Mccormack, Guantanamo, Cuba-Wm Roi.-li A Co. Sehr Dexter v< asubui n, Harkness, Matanzas, Cuba J A Enslew & KM. Behr 3 H bickmore, Barter, Philadelphia-Risley A Cregbtou. Sehr Annio A raeden, Bangs. Wood's Hole, Mass-J A Ensiow St Co. Behr C E Raymond, Higgins, Boston-M Goldsmith A ben. Sailed Yesterday. Rehr C E Raymond, Higgins. Boston. Bohr 8 8 Bickmore, Barter. PbUadolpuia. from this fort. Steamship Manna I tan. Woodhull. New Yoik, April 6. Steamship cha rles ton, Berry, New Y irk, April 3. Sehr My lover, Brown, New ?"ok, April 3. Up for tail fort. Behr argus Eye, Tbompson, at New York, April a. Sm?moru ntl?.. The sobr Carrio S Webb, Div. from Georgetown,* B O, un wed ai Now Ycrk, April 2 The sehr J M Ri ba d ', Irving, for Georgetown, 8 0, c cared at New York, A).ni 2. Sttiimcws toy 1'clcjtrapU. WILMINGTON. April 6-The Mary sandford from New Y?.rii ur. i ved y er t. rday. t? ATAN ?AH, April r> - feared, sh'p Constitution for New York; W A tl nu's. Boifaai, Mo, ship Rey nird. boston; ship TJuoie Jo*. Boston. 'Jbe brig P11 lip Larraaeo ia ashoro ya sapo lo Beach endeavor? ing to stop a leak. MST t??y V?|>SKI,H UP. CL KA HE J) AND SAILED POP. THIS PO h i . FOREIGN X.TYKBPOOI.. Phip B C Winthrop, s te war \ cloa.?d.Marah 8 The Royal Cbarli.\ Anderson, sailed.M ireh 3 Tbe Chiton, --, up.4.March 16 Bark Helen banda, olin, t-ai led. March 18 WATAOUEX, P B. Behr Ellen. Carr, up to sail.March 28 HiTi??i:. BriUsb sehr Lion, MoLe.l?u. up..March 6 DOMESTIC tOKTON. Brig Wm Robertson, Recd up..March 4 Sehr Sarah a Hammond, Wiley, cleared....March 80 sehr P M Bonney, small, cleared.M ireh 23 Behr James A Crocker, euri 1er. up.... ....March 8u PTETLiSD, Ita. Behr Martha Marla, Dean, cleared.March ?T s KW rons. Behr Argus Bye, Tbompson, up.April a bohr Ida Richardson, bodell, up.....Maro'i 29 behr B F Clabada, twain, cleared.April 1 Behr Col Cooa, iloarso cleared.M?rrh 18 Behr N W smith, Tooker, cleared.March 39 Behr Jessie 8 Clark, - up.Mar? b 17 Behr Mary Stow, Bankin, up.March 31 PHH.ABKLPBIA. Rehr Wataoga. Lawrence, np.Marah 01 sehr Hannah Little, O od trey, aleare*.M ireh 30 pusmess (gurus. prptiatKB ea DIACBKTII, Mo. 36 Kroatl-itrott, > . . Charleston, b. C. BROKERS, AUCTIONEERS, REAL ESTATE AHB CARN HILA IL COMMISSION ACUCNTB. Will atttend to Banting and Oollaohng of Beats and purchaso and ?aie of blocas, Bonus, Gold, SUrer and Beal Estate. AXJBO, To tbe Purehaae of Goods and Suppl lea fur parties in the country upon reason (Mm terms. GBOBOB U Houtas.AXKXAMOKOB MACBETH. January 1 _ Jg O W A E D I) A b V . GENERAL <X)31 MISSION MERCHANT, fl?. BB WncrreM-strcet. MSW TOBE. PERSONAL AT TEN MON GIVKN TO THB PCB OH A SB of uU kirala et M BB OH ANDI SB. Boots, Hhoea. Hats, t;a a c id Trunks, sud Straw Goods a specialty. Consignment* of all kinds af Staple Articles and general Produce solicited. 1'rompt returns gumrautoed. EDWARD DALY, Late of Charleston. 8. O. Pemi-Weekly Prloe Currents sent free by poet. Jan nary 38_nao_ tao? I LL IB de CHlSOLM. FACTORS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS aan> SHIPPING A o EN rs. WILL ATTEND TO THE PURCHASE, HALB AMD SHIPMENT (to foreign and Domestic Perts! el COTTON, BICE, LUM BBB AND MAYAL STORES ATLANTIC WHARF, Charleston, 8. 0, B. WILLIS..A.B. 0HI8OLU October 2?_ IAMBS KBiox.....tt...*,..,*mu*jaihi KMX & Ol LL, COTTON Sf A OTOR* ' GENERAT. COMMISSION MERCHANTS, uio. 138 SMITH'S WU AR?, BALTIMORE, OrmsigumenU of COTTON, RICE, fte., respect, fully solicited, and liberal ad vance* m*d? thereon Orders for CORN and BACON promptly execute/ .eitlt ease and attention. Av"*l9? larnoo -1-_-.-ma. : f- .vii* ',0m\9 V W I O HS nm. ?W ?-- MT-t-'fdt* OftOUr* UASAl^STBSET. { HMmmW Brno NEWS, TUESDAY MC -k- ?u_- - DAILY NEWS JOB OFFICE. No. 149 EAST BAY. BUSINESS OAttDS VISITING CABOS snow O ARDS CIRCUI ARS BILL HEADS LETTER HKAD3 DB AY RECEIPTS PROGRAM ; PAMPHLETS BRIEFS LAW BLANKS BILLS I ADING INSURANCE POLICIES NOTICES NOTES DRAFTS, tte., Printed in tao n-ateat style ?nd at tl?ci Lowell Ratea. April 3 {taints, QDils, Cte. GAlV!ERo?,^RlUEY & CO., NORTHEAST CORNER Meeting and Cumberland Streets. STEAM ENGINES GRIST MILLS CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, and MACHINERY. January 1 (mo BELTING ! BELTING ! 5000 FEET OAK-TANNED LEATHER BELT? ING 6000 FEET GUM BELTING, 2, 8, 4, and 6 PLY 250 SIDES PATENT DRESSED LACE LEAlHER 300 DOZEN ?BT?LLIC-TIPPED BELT LACING 100 BOXES BLAKE'S PATENT BEL! STUDS 150 DOZEN TOLLMAN'S BELT HOOKS 750 YARDS GUM PACKING, 1-16 INCH TO f INCH THICK TUCK'S PACKING, ? INCH TO II INCH DI AMETER SOAPSTONE PACKING, 4 INCH TO 1} INCH DIA ?VIE 1ER WHITE AND BROWN JUTE PACKING ITALIAN HEMP PACKING RUBBER AND LEATHER HOSE MANEOLE AN? HANDHOLE GASKETS Ol? ALL SIZES. CAMKU?S, BAHKIiEY de CO., Northeast Corner sleeting and Cumberland air?ete. January 1_arno BAR IRON, SHEET IRON AND STEEL, WROUGHT AND CAST IRON PIPING, STEAM AND MALLEABLE CAST IRON FITTINGS, tor steam and water. CA m tc it ow* BARKLEY dt CO., Northeast oorner Meeting sud . nmboriand streets January 1 ??mo OILS! OHS! OILS ! 1000 GALLONS PUKE WINTER LARD OIL 700 GALLONS PURE WINTER No. 1 LARD OIL 500 GALLONS PURE WINTER SPERM OIL 500 GALLONS PURE MASON'S SPERM OIL 600 GALLONS PURE MACHINERY OIL 1000 GALLONS WHITEOAK LUBRICATING OIL 800 GALLONS REFINED NEATSFOOT OIL 800 GALLONS TANNER'S (STRAITS) OIL. CANKKIPI. HAIIKLRV &> CO., Northeast corner MO-UUR and Cumberland atreeta. January 1_too BRASS WORK. STEAM GUACES, GONGS, GUAGE COCKS STEAM BIBBS AND SI OP COCKS, STEAM WHISTLES GLOBE AND CHECK VALVES, OIL CUPS WATER, GUACES GLASS GUAGE TUBBS MERCURY CU AG ES, LOW WATER DETEC? TORS COPPER AND BRASS WIRE. CAMERUN, BA ic IC I. KV ?lt CO., Bortheas? Corner Meeting and Cumberland streets. January 1 _6mo KOOP!NG TIN. 500 BOXES IC 14x20 COOEING TiN 800 BOXES IX 14x20 ROOFING TIN 100 BOXES IC 23220 HOOPING TIN 50 BOXES IX 42x20 HOOPING TIN 25 BOXES IX llixlS 25 BOXES IX 14.<20 90 BOXES IX 10x20 20 BOXES IXX 14x20 20 BOXES JXXX 14x20 20 BOXES IXXXX 14x20 BLOCK TIN, TINS.il A N'S SOLDER, SPEL? TER ?C. ito. IN STORK AND IO ARRIVE. CAMfeHOV BARILLAS Y ta CO.. Northeast earner Meeting and cumberland streets. Jannary 1_._toto V\ LUTE LEAD, .z.iNO, i^Aiasrrrs, COLORS, VARNISHES, BRUSHES, Sus., Ste BAW AND BOILED LINSEED OILS. CAAltCRO.Y? UAUtu?Ut?V sit CO,, Northeast corner Meeting and Casa borland streets. January 1 . arno JOH? 1> . A li 15 X A M O K SI , ACCOUNTANT, NOTARYPUttUa AND OBNBBAL AGENT, No. 16 moiMt-stree*. BKBPEOTPni.t.y -OI.I'U'IS sWflWHSS IN AD. JTJgTINO Af COUNT-, of Meronants and others, and in WB1T?N? OP AMD PONTING their BOOKS, el i ber in part oe who's Ac._ Jannary 9 ie KO ?J 4 TO .850 I'erse power, mending the coe ot ela J Corliss i.utofi . ngtnes, -iirtf Valve Pta. Moue*- Engines .Portable u>gb est, Ac AB?. Ct rem ar Mu IRV and Gang saw Milln, f-uasw Cane litis. - ba Bag PaUaya. Ac. Lath md hingt? Mill* Wheal nd com Milk, 04-wu'ar nws Bein rn;, *C Bend mr rtesaHlpttTOCdttnla* end i tit? Usu WOOD A M4?N ? IKAM lt NOONE CO., Pobrairy lg ?moo Otica, New Tock. IRKING, APKIL 6, 186? LONDON AND PT?US ~EKPOSITIUNS. JPJ?IZE MEDALS 1 THE GEORGE A. CLARK'S O. IST. T. SiX COK?, NO*T FINISH SPOOL COTTON. This favorite Tlivoiv"! ! v ijix Cord to No. 83, purely Soft Finish, id roeoinmondod for its great auporiority for Saud ?.ad IVIaobine Sew? ing. FOR SALE BY THE Principal Wholesale and Retail Dry Goods and Notion Dealers. February 27 3 na o Salt*._ MARVIN'S PATENT Alum & Dry Plaster FIRE PROOI SAFES Are most desirable for quality, finish and price. MARVIN'S fm mm. SPHERICAL BURGLAR Cannot He Sledged! Cannot be Wedged ! Cannot be Drilled! BANK VAULTS, VAULT DOORS, EXPRESS BOXES, FAMILY PLATE SAFES, COMBINATION LOCKS Please send for a catalogue to MARVIN & CO., (oldest safe manufacturers) Principal Warehouses ' 265 Broadway, New York. 721 Chestnut St., Phila, 108 Bank St., Clevelond.O And for sale by our agents in the principal cities throughout the United States. * FOR BALE BY WM. M. BIRD & CO., No. 203 EAST BAY, CHARliKSTUN, December 20 lyr p O II T Z ' B CELEBRATED Horse and ('attie Powders. r This preparation, long and lavoranly known, will thor ocgbly n Invigorate broken down and low-apiritea horaes, hy str enet bening arad eleane?ur tbe stomach and intes? tines. It ia a ?ure preven? tive of aU diseases Incident to this ani? mal, such a? LTJNO FEVER, GLANDERS, TBL* LOW WATER, HKAVE9. Coughs. Distemper, Fe-ara. Founder, Lees of Appetite 'and Vital Eaaigy, ic. Tts use improve? the Wind, i ncr OJ a es the Appetite gives a 8 m o o t h and Oloeay Skin aa<i transforma tbe mlserabieflliolefons - into a Ane looking and spirited Hone. TO KEEPER* OF 0OW8~T!IIfl PREPARATION IH INVALUABLE Ic in c reties the quantity and Im? proves tho quality of the MILK It has iKon proves hv actual expert saint, to fnnrcafla the quantity of afila aod i ream twenty percent.. ?and make the But - ter firm and sweet. In fattening cattle, it gwea thom an appo ito, opeo* their hides abd makes them th i ive much raster. '. . ! IN A LL DI S K AttR 8 OF SWINE, RUCHAS COUGHS, ULCERS IN THE LUNGS, LIVRE, Ac. this articltacts aa a spo? rt flo. By putting from one-half to a paper ia a barrel of swill tho ab ve dfeeaaee w i 11 ha eradicated ur en? tirely prevented. If given in time, a certain pre ti ve aod eure for the Ho? Cholera. raxPABBD nv ISA Vit? BB. P ta UTK, WH OLKS AI. K DRftO AND MEDIOINE DEPOT. He, 1^ Fr&akkn-etrect, Butunore, Md. VOU SALE BY DO Vf OM M MOISE), WHOLESALE DRUG SOUSE No. 191 HEOTINGM'TBSBT, OPPOSITE OBi.BLEHTON HOTEL, March 31 45 SHAVING ARI? HAIK-CUTVINO. BT ff . E . M A R SHALL, /, ' AT THE . &R0AJ%B1 Z?ST BARBS* SALOON, No. fit <U? Bratts). December 6 /ucniturc, (Ctr. DANIEL ZE3I. SILCOX, Nos. 175, 177 and 170 Kl NU-ST BE ET, - - Charleston, S. C., Keeps constantly on hand a largo and well selected assortment of CAJBINET JT CJRISriTTJRE, Of the latest and roost approved styles, which he offers at pitees that o irnot fail to pleaso. ALSO, CHAMBER AND COTTAGE SETS, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. JtSTTHE BEST ASSORTMENT EVER OFFERED IN THiS HARKET.-?* N.B.-Goods Careful}/ Pat-bed tor Shipping. March IS nan thaiuimoH Jitsuramr. MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE C UMP AN Y OF NEW YORK. Organized in 1850. Ail Policies non-Foi feil allie. Hali Loan Taken. No Notes Required. LAST GAhH DIVIDEND 50 (FIFi.'Y) PE it CENT. Statoinent. Policies in foroo.$25 OOO OOO Assets. 1,500 000 Annual Inoome. 800,000 Losses Paid.- 500,000 O facers. W. H. PECKHAM, President. II. V. G A H AO AN, Secretary. L. ?la AD A i\l. Actuary. ?, A. FUDIUKAR, Superintendent. IJli-cctors. Hon. JOHN A. Dix, Now York. rion. JAMES HARPER, Firm Harper & Bros., ox-Cdayor Now York. .lou? J. DUANE. President Bank Republic. Vitt. T. HOOKER. Wall-street. WM. M. VEKMILYE, Banker (Vermily* & Co.) CUAS. G. ROOKWOOD, Cashier Newark Banking Company. Hon. GEOROE OPDYKB ex-Mayor of Now York. MINOT C. MOBOAN. Banker. THOMAS UIONKY, Kinn Thomas Rigney & (Jo. BENJ. B. SHERMAN. Treasurer New York Steam tiuprar Reflu? M g Co npany. AABON ARNOLD Firm of Arnold, Constable & Co. RICHARD tl. BOWNE, Wetmore & Bowne, Law E. V. HAuauwouT, Finn E. V. Haughwout & Co. WM. WILKENS. Firm W. Wilkens & Co. JULIUS tl. P.tATT, Marchant. WM. W. WRIGHT, Moredun*. CH.VS. J. STAUB. Marchant. WILLIAM ALLE?. Marchant, 'lies. VY. OO?LBB, Bvitter, Palmyra, fl. Y. GED. T. IIOPK. President Conimeut&l Fire in suranoo Company. JOHN H. SHERWOOD, Park Placa. WALTON H. * 'toKHAM. Corner 5t.h Avenue and' L'wonty-tluru-struet. EDWARD H. W RICHI r. Newark, N. J. CEO. W. FAHLBE, Coutisollor. ? VV. L. Coo?Wr.LL, Merchant. yera. GEORGE KEIM, General A?rent for South Carolin?. Dr. T. KEE M ST J KUNA, Examining Physician. January 13 ?mo R. ISSERTEL, GENERAL AGENT FOR CHARLESTON, Offlloo No- ?tS Ktnac-street, Cn irlaiton. 8. e. /erttltjcri. JP TB TiLiz:m :E??B I RHODES' SUPERPHOSPHATE! THE OLD AND LONGEST ESTABLISHED STANDARD M INURE. URCHILLA GUANO! PERUVIAN GUANO ! RBODES' MANURE IN ITS PREPARATION, I-> M i OE EQUALLY AD\PTED FOR FiOINU larne crops of Cotton, i'orn, Wbeat looao o Potatoes and oihjr Uo>t Oreos, ihe Manutact.U'ing Department ts oouduoted by Frodonck Klott, oau ol' tho most sulLful Chotnlsts au? Manufacturer* in tho Unit d States. lt Is eud .reed, approved inri reeomuouded by all of tho inoU prominent Olnmis?s and \arrtoiilturists tn the southern Mites ''It can be rolii'd uooti a* uniform m quality " a! wa va r>i labia, pr iductive of large crops, and unexcelled by any la thom.truot, tn the higt p iresiita^e of "lrui FortHizoi/ Prluciplei." Price $57 50 cash, or $63 tune, with factor's aooe.itauce, and 1 per cuut. interest uutil lp? Decomber, 1869. OitCHILLA GVANO-"AA." a fine Bird au ino, rich lu Phosphates and Alkaline Salts. Prico $30 cash $10 rime. PEKUV1A.\ GUASO--warranted puro, aid always on hand. Furnished at martel prices for cash. Analysis of Rhodes' Standard Superphosphate of Lime. Moisture Expelled at 212?. .5.06 Soluble Phosphoric ?cid... .9.0? Equal to Phosphate Lime.ID.78 Common Phosphoric Acid.16.08 Equal to Bono Phosphate.84.99 Total Phosphates.54.77 Lime with Phosphoric Add.29.66 Sand. .00.00 Sulphate of Limo and other Salts not estimated.40.18 100.00 The above analysis indicates a Manurial Superphosphate of Lima of tho hi<rht>sbv errado ordi? narily found tn .the American market. Its ?arco amount of S >lut>lo Piiospiiorio Voi l supplies an active nutriment for th 3 development and maturity of thj fi-aita-ro. Eba Sulpliuno Acid whioh it contains, by ohemtoal affinity with the alaru mt.si of mast soils contribute to tts Fer? tilizing Properties. To show its bast efl* jot a, this Suporpaospb tte should ba appUod under and in contact with tho Seed, and with a moderately shallow oovorinR of soil. A. MEANS, Inspector, Savannah, Chatham County, Georgia. O. H. WILLIAMS, Assistant Chemist. February 18th, 1868. We guarantee that every packago of RHODES' STANDARD SUPERPHOSPHATE fully come np to the above analysis. B. M. RHODES & CO., Ko. 89 SOI TH-STUEKT, BAhTIHOHE. B. S. RHETT & SON, AGENTS, CHARLESTON, S. C. February 37 LATEST HEW YORK NEWS. LAD I E'S ! ! Look: Out ! ? Look Out ! ! Look Out ! !_Look Out ! ! * Bpantiflt a the Complexion." "Oivea ? Bony Glow to the cheek*." "A Buby Ti<-pe to the Lips." "Remove* all Biota hes ana Preaktoe. "1 be Beet in the World." 003 TAR'S " B ? A,U, T I P I E K 1 rf? THB Biticr-Svrect ?ntl Mrsngo Bl- lomi. JOST* One Bottle, $t- \ bree for M. low) Bott es Kol'l la ono day In No? York City. 49- ?H DrngRUita in OB A KIDSTON sod it. " OOSTAR'S " STANDARD PR?PARATIONS ABB ..rofitar'*" Kat, Iteeupjh, ?fte.. Kxterm**?. ..i o tar***' Beti USSR ^ xteirmtaiaters. .?L??tar***V(only purej laaaeeft f?eWT*er. "Only Infallible Remedie* known." "18 vearn ??tauinked io New Yo k." "??00 Doste? ?od ?. las*? rasmu?w nrad dully. " . 111 Be w.ire 111 of airariou* k?Hltwu?." ..All Orttagists m OHABL?SUOM sall them " Adults* COSTAR.'* N6.10 Crostoy,,**., If. Y . OrJOHSS". BKN?Yruooeaaor loi . . Dxatae BARUMS at Co.. 21 JPark Row, M. T. Sold tn OHAUI.K-.IO.S by ?KN>a>M10llfWinKK47l ?k CO., WBOLBsUUi AQKHT& Marchas aeo tyr ROSAD ALIS Purifie,? the Blood. roy ?Bl? toy OrnggSete fever? wn<v July??) DAG 1>I ..,",? ,v... ' ? V* Stones. Celebrated Cooking ? stoves, '?FaiLAMTuiiorisr* AND ? CIVILIAN,' Manufactured at Troy, N. 7.. and for sala by ?? JL. F V i< fi ? K T O N, AV GUSTA, GA THK^B STCVI?S HI AND OSnTV'LLKD FOB oapaoity, <l.tr*biiitv, convenience > ?nd the pen i?r:d pu ii'i o' to ?viilcii i'ookfn? Stove? nro unod. The PU?! ANJ11BOP?-?! ie oitraheav? pl (ted, and ha? %?b Drawer; uan be nv*]'? inlu a nix boiler bbl? .tove: baa oa<t ira > Wtier Taok fraivamsod,oar .?ii i mol lined. A strictly flrat-olasis frtoae. Tba i VI i l \N i i of ;i nant design, an I has a ftn<? lar?? J ven. Thi* stove naa bj hal with tba extension ? ek ut bolo\ and reservoir when desired Por lu rt uer information apply to D. JJ. FULLBttTON, * January 30 ?moa Augusta, Os ^ H PUU Til li S OK TEAS, WINES, BRANDIES, AO" And Dealers in ;i CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES. WM. M. OORWIN li 00. jsa-aoods delivered to til parts of tbs Ot ty. October 24