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THE J) Al LY NEWS. Tho JProblcm. Hor Hf* ?6 all one neutral tint; A cold ufd quiet gray; No tbuudir-ctoud nor mubeam gum Larkeu* or cheers ber way ; No groat oven'? rtwir shadow. cast Across her Present or her Past, From >ear to year sue patient sips Tao tasteless c-?p of life; Ko annals e'er escape her lips i>f o''guting care or strife; And rareiv from them falls one word That would be worthy to r-cord. Sno is not ol 1-she is not yocng Khe works from day to day. Nor cares tor those she dwells among, And hers-the neighbors say- . A nature neither warm uor eo.d, Too sott to carve-too hard to mold. And yet her face has saddening power, I eeek the causo in vain As sometimes, at the twihgbt hour, A ralstv, treeless plain. With drearier feelings Alis tho hoart. than scenvs of strife or storm impart. Kingdoms might fall, and empires quvke. Nations rejoice and groan. And in her brea-t no iuterest wake, ?et surely I have knowo A sound, a scent, a tri?ing tbln?. Search out some memory'a hidden spring; When, slowly ilsiOR to her eye, 1 see a faint light glow. And then-I know not how or why It must l o long ago By ibat pale tile lui I read tho cost Of a lifo's welfare stated and !OBL [Chambers' Magazine. K ACTS OF TSE LEGISLATURE. Official. AN ACT TO ORGANIZE AND GOVERN THE M1XITIA OF THK STATE OF 60UIH CAROLINA. A SECTION 1. Be il enacted by thc Senate and House of Representatives of tho State of South Carolina,*now met and sitting: in General As? sembly, and bv the authority of the same. That all able-bodio i male citizens between the sgos of eighteen and forty-five years, residing in this State, and not exempted by the law* of -the United tates, shall be subject to military "finty, excepting; > 1st. All persons in the army or navy or volunteer torces ot the United States. ' "M. Regularly ordained or licensed ministers .and preachciR of tho Guepel. 3d. 'Ihe Lieutcnant-tiovernor, membres and officers of tho General Assembly, the Secretary of State, Attornev-Goneral, Comptrjllcr-Geue ral. State Auditor, Commissioner of Bureau of Agricultural Stutintics, Superintendent ot Edu? cation, Stato Engineer and Survevor, State Treasurer, and e'erks and employees in their ' offices, judicial officers of thu Stato, including Justices ot tho Peace, Sheriffs, Coroners, Con? stables, civil officers of the United Stated, Torry men employed at any ferry on a post road, and millers. 4th. And all persons entertaining conscien? tious scruples against bearing;arms, practicing physicians, professors, teaohera and students in colleges, academies and common schools. 6th. Persons regularly aud honorably dis? charged from the arm; and navy of the United States in consequen-e of the performance of military or naval duty, iu puraumee ot any law of this State, and all persons who now are, or may hereafter be, active members of re? gularly incorporated fire companies in Ibis State. 6th. That commissioned officers who shall have served as Buch in tho loyal militia of Ibis State, or in any of the United States, for the ?paco ot seven years; but no such officer shall be exempt unless Dy bis re-iguatioa alter such term ot service, duly accepted, or in some other lawful manner be shill have been honorably discharged. 7th. Idiots, lunaticv, paupers, and persons convicted of infamous crimes, shall not bo sub? ject to military duty. SEO. 2. That under tho directions of tho Com? mander-in-Chief, ali persons liabte to military duty within this Stato, who ure not already members ot the Nat.onal Guard, as horoiuafter piovided, shah immediately upon tho passage of this Act, and from time to timo thereafter, as the Comm >nder-in-Chief shall deem neces? sary, but as ofteu as once in every two years, be enrolled. Such enrollment shall distinctly specify the names and residences of the per? sons enrolled, and shall also di vi de the tame in? to two classes-tho persous between the a-jos of eighteen and thirty years to constitute the first class, and the parsons between the ages of thirty and iortv-five years to consumi? the ;second class. Four copies of such enrollment shall be made by the officer making thc same, one of which, after beiDg corrected, shall be re? tained by him; another ?nail be tiled io the office of the Town or City Clerk in which 6uch com? pany is enrolled; another shall bo filed in the office of the cleric of tho Courts of Record iu ?he County where such district is situated; and the fourth shall bj filed in the Adjutaut-GoueruTe of? fice. Tho persous making such enrollment shall be compensated at tho rate of ono dollar and fifty cents per day for every day necessarily spent in making and copying the same, the number of days not to excoed ten ; and tho amount of such compensation shall bo - aid by the Treasurer of the State, upon production of the certificates of the cleric of the -Courts ot Record in tho Cmnty and of the Adjutant General that such rolls have been duly bled, oo or before the first .day of February, io each ?ear, in which such enrollment shall be made : rovided,that the Commauder-in-uhief may. if he deem it necessary, extend the term cf com? pleting the first enrollment nader this ac', not to exceed twenty days, and authorize payment for the same, as hereinbefore specified aud s.-t forth. KECTS. That all persons duly enrolled, who shall negleot to attend the musters and drills provided tor in this act, except in cases of sickness, shall be subject to a due of ooe dol? lar for each day so neglecting, which if not 1 mid to the oonnty treasurer ou or bo.'ore tho fifteenth day of March next ensuing, shalt be collected by the collector or receiver of taxes of the city or county iu which the person so neglecting is enrolled; and the Hoard of Coun . ty Commissioners at their annual meetings are authorized and directed to anoex a list of the several delinquents, with the fines sot op? posite their respective names, to the assess? ment rolls of tho several towns and wards; and the warrants for the collection of tho sane Bball direct tho collector or receiver ot taxes to collect the amount irom evory person appear? ing, by the said assessmeut roll, liablo t > pay the same, in thc sumo mannor as other taxes are collected; tho same to oe paid to tao Coun? ty Treasurer. And when the name of any per? son between the ages of eighteen and twouty one years shall appear on the said roll liable to 8ny the said fine, the sa<d warrant shall direct io collector to collect the samo of the father, guardian, or employer with whom such person shall reside or be e.nployed, or ont of any pro? perty such minor may own or possess in thc city, village, town or ward in said county; and snch collector shall proceed and execu'? such warrant, and no property now exe ai pl from other executions shall be exempt tom the pay ment ot su oh Sue. BBC. 4. ihe County Treasurer of each coun? ty shall, on or before the twenty-fifiu day of April m each year, pay to the Tra agu? er of tho State, upon his oraers. the actual sum receivod from delinquents who hive tailed to attend such musters aud dulls; and it shall be the duty ot the cfibers commanding the several regiments, to furnish tho County Commission? ers the names who have failod to attend sucu musters and drills. The County Commies stoner shall givo the names of the persous so faihng to tho bounty Auditor; and unless they are excused, shall ulaco au extra assessmeut of one dollar per day on their genoral tax, if a property holder; and in case said delmqucnt or any of them are not property holders, then ho or they shall be romp ?lied to work the public roads, at a rate not exceeding one dollar pur day. Szo. 5. Thc bond required to bo exoeutod by the collectors, recciveis ct taxes and county treasurers, shall aiso applv ami extoud to any monies required to be collcctoa for military purposes by this act. SEC. 6. That a l tavern koepors, persons keeping board rsju their families, ?copers of boardiug boasts, and any master or uncross of auy dwelling house, shall, upou the applica? tion of any officer author.zed to m <ke such en? rollment, give iL'fonuatiou of ibo ti imus of all Earsons residing or lodging in snob house lia? le lo be om oiled, and all other proper infor? mation concerning sucu poisons as bucii offi? cers may require. SEC. 7. That it any person of whom informa? tion is required by any such officer, in ordor to enable h.m to ?.omply ?rilli the provisions or this act, ebalJ refuse to givo such information or shall give lal u information, he shad forfeit and poy twenty dollars for oach item of in? formation demi nded of him by auv su eli offi? cer and false j stated, and a liko sam for each individual name concealed or falsely stated; and every pei sou who shall refuse to give his own name and proper information, when ap? plied to by any such officer, or shall givo a false name or informa lion, shall forfeit and pay a like -um. SUCH penalties to bo recovered in any court of e. m-ietent jurisdiction in Ibo namo ot tno Sta e of South Carolina; end i' is here by mode thc duty of such officor to ropor: the names of all persons who may inour any M. XJLX penalty, t wier Ibis section, io an;: matris rate or justice of thc peaeo in tho cou?ty for prose? cution. SEC. 8. That wherever an enrollment shall be made as provided ra this act, tho Board of County Commissioners shall cause to bo pub? lished, onco a week, for four weeks previous to thc tits' day of February, ic a newspaper with I circulation in thc county, or by written or printed placards, in not less than four publie j places, a notice that such r. lis Lavo beor. Com? pleted and filed ns aforesaid, which notice shall al60 spc.ify that any person whu claims that he is, for anv reason, exempt from military duty shall, on or before the fifteenth day ot February next CU suing, filo a written state? ment or such exemption. ocrtiGod by affidavit, in tho office of said Clerk of the Courts of Re? cord, or before a ?usttcc of the peace or magis? tral in said county; a-d tho publication of such notice shall bu sufficient notice of ;uch enrollments to all persons named therein; such roll shall be made tn the form prescubed Dy tho Comniander-in-Chief; and tho Adjutant General shall furnish all the enrolling officers suitable blanks and instructions for the com? pletion of su:b enrollment. SEC. 9. That all persons claiming exemption shall file a written statcmout of tho samo, ven ried by affidavit, in the offico of ibo Town Clerk of thc township in which bo resides, ou or before the fifteenth day ot January; iu de? fault ot which, such person shall lose the bene? fit pf such exonipnon, except 6ucn as are espe? cially exempte t by this act or by act ol Con? gress. Ste. 10. That thc person makin : such en? rollment shall, thereupon, if such pereon bo exempt according to law, mark tho word ''ex? empt" opposite tho name of oach pers m pre? senting such exemption; if such exemption In: permanent, tho name of such cemon shall not bo included in .my subsequent enrollment. If any person shall swe..r faisoly in such affidavit, he shall, upou proof I hereof, be adjudged guil? ty of perjury in any judicial court of compe? tent jurisdiction. SEC. ll. That tho persons thus enrollod shall foini tho reservo militia ot tho State of South Carolina ; tboso over eighteen and not over thirty \ears of age, shall constitute tho reservo of the first class ; ind those over thirty and undrr forty-five years of age, ehall coustitute the reserve of the second class. SEC. 12. That if any officer charged with any duty under the provisions of ibis act, ehall re? fuse or neglect to perform any of tho duties required of him by this act. lisbali forfeit and pay tho sum of not less than fifty nor more than one hundred dollars for each and every offonco, to be recovered iu tho name of tho poodle ol thc State of South Carolina; and such officers siiull. as an additional penalty, bo deemed guil y of a misdemeanor ; and it shall bo the duty of the solicitor of the judicial cir? cuit within wb cb said offender resides, upon thc complaint ol' tho commanding ufficer of the regiment, or on thc part of tho Hoard of Coun? ty Commissioners, to prosecute tho same. ?"v penalty incurred and paid, or collected un 1er tbi') section, snail be paid into thc treasury of the county, for tho usc o? the military fund of tho countv, where tho fund may have accrued. SEC. 13. That tho Adjutant-General, tinuvr the direction of tho Commander-in-Chief, shall organizo and apportion thc militia, aud the districts therefor, into divisions, brigades, regiments, squadrons, troops, batteries and ootnoanics, anl causo tho same to bc number? ed and lettered as nearly in conformity with thc laws and regulations governing thc army of tho United States as circumstances will per? mit, aud may after divido, annex or consolida to the same, and tho districts thereof, aa he may judge expedient. SE;. 14. That th9 organizod militia of this State shall bc known as the National Guard of the State of Sou.li Carolina, aud shall consist of such divisions, brigades, regime aud bat? talions, and in addition thereto, such batteries of light artillery and troops mid squ idrons of cavalry, as tho Commander-in-Chief may deem expedient ; ai.tl nothing heroin coot tined shall be so construed as to luturfero with the p ?wer of tho Commander-in-Chief, iu caso of war or insurrection, or of imnuiiout danger thereof, o order draf ts ot tho militia and to lorin now reg? iments, battalions, brigades or divisions, us ho may deem just aud proper: Procidid, That there shall bc no military orguiiizitiuus. or formations, for the purpose ol arming, drilling, exercising tho ni mool of arm* or military ma? nouvres, not authorize I under this act, and by tho Couiuiauder-in-Chicf, and any neglect or violations pl tue pr>v>sio.is of tins section shall, upon conviction, be i tim shed with im piisonmeut at hard labor in tho State Peniten? tiary, fora term not uss than ono year, nor mora than three years, at thu discretion ot' a compe? tent cour . SEC. 15. That an Assistant Adjutant-Goneial may be appoiutod. if de'.med nooossary by tho Governor, by and with thu advice and consent of thc Senate; hts sal?t y shall be at the rate of fifteen hun ired dollars, i'lie duties of Quar termastcr-Uotioral shall devolve upon tho Ad jutaut-G moral m times of peace. SEC. IC That in casu of invasion, insurrec? tion or obellion, or imminent danger thereof, tho G .vernor shall appoint, by and with the advice and c >n ont of tho Scnato, a Quarter? master-General, Commissary -General, and a Surgeon-General. SEC. 17. That tho arms, equipments and mu? nitions of tho State shall bo stored under thc directions of tho Commander-in-Chief, and in such places aa hu :-UY lesignato. SEC. 18. That ail o;'leora of thc militia (ex? cept as heroin provided, i shall bo appointed and commissioned by tho' Governor. They shall draw pay only when engaged in actual service. SEC. 19. That all commissioned officers of tho militia shall be appointed and commission? ed by the Crm nandor-iD-t hiof, and may bo icmoved from office on recommend'ti ? by the commanding officer or their respective brigades aud divisions. Removals may also bo made by decisions ot court-martial br re? tiring or 'examining boards pursuant to law, and tor misconduct, any officer may bo sus? pended by tho Commander-in-Chief. SEO. 20. Ibatthe militia of this State shall be mustered and drilled at such tunes as tho Commander-in-Chief or commanding officci s of divisioug, brigades aud regiments may di? rect. In thc Sonata House, tho fifteenth day of March, in the year of our Lord ouo thous- ! a id eight hundred a.id sixtr-nin . CHAULES W. iVlOTK-OMEBY, President of tho Souita pro tem. FRANKLIN J. V.O?.lj, Jr., Speaker House of R?r^-tentatives. Approved tho lCh d >y ot ala roll. 1869. RJBERT K. Seor,:, 'lovernor. Kipons. 8TOCK.1ON, ME-Por echr AlagcUau-75.000 feet hewn limber. PROVIDENCE, ll I-Per sehr K W Mcgee-186.0C0 leut Lumber. NEW YoltE-Per stoamsbip Charleston-160 biles Cotton. 25 tierces Moo 25 casks Clay, 14 bales Yarn, 24l) bbls V. "etablcs. 14 packages sundries. ....Perscbr Hattie Cojmbc-57,000 feet Pitch Pine Lumbor. 19.U0) feel timbar BALI I MO Ut- Per sehr li 0 Irwiu-250 tons Phos? phate Bock. y iiai icston Cotton and i: icc Market. JPFICK OP 1'HK OH A KLhlSloN DAILY NfcWtj, 1 i.H&nxESTuM. Tuesday ?vening. April 13.. ( OOrTON.-Thero was a f-ir and fteody inquiry for the staple, and tac transactions v io it firm ra e - ; sale5 about 0)0 bile), viz : 6 at QC>4'. 83 st26>?, 10 at 27. 43 at 27.y, 75 at 27 V. 19* at 27>?\ 43 at 28c. We quote : UVEKTOOL CLASSIFICATION. Ordinary to uood onliuary.2G#@27 Low mi-tdllng.27 .-4 ga Middling.27XW27A? Strict middling.28 tgi By New York classiOcatien we quote: Low middllu?.27>?'?27?? Middling.28 @ RICK-The transactions iu ibis gis.n were re? stricted nuder the firm rates of factore: sales 41 t'ci ce ; of dein Carolina, pay 17 tierces at 7\'c, 24 at 8%u 9 lb Wc qu do common to fair cloan Carolina at 7K6o8??. good 83??t<?8>?c V lb. market? ur I'oletrrapn. FOttEIGN M AUK ETTS. L0KD0S, Apr.l 13-Noon.-:<-curities unchanged. Sugar quiet and ? o?dr. LivtEPOOL, April 13-Noon-Colton Orroer, but not higher; uplands 12)?d; Orleans I2}'a?; sale-10, bales. Afternoon.- Breodstufls declining. Bed Western wheat 8<8d Corn 29s. PJaur 82s. Yarns and fa biics firmer. Evening.-O'tton cloie! active; uplands 12J?a 12>?d; afloat 12>?; Orleans 12J?al2)*d; solos 12,Ooo balea. Corn 28s OJ. HAVRE, April 13 - Cotton opened steady-on tho spot If 47c. D0MEMNO M AK KETTS. NEW YOBK, April 13-Noon. Money acdve at T and commis ions. Ktcrling 7>?. (lola SSJf. Cot? ton firm at t?X-?28X- Turpentine quiot at 49a49.y. Bosin nacha;'Ced. 1 vening-Coltan firm; soles 5000 bales a 28>ia 28J?- Flour dall; aupar Stats SS 50aS; comnaou to fair extra Sou heru $0 30a7. Wheat dull. Corn more activo at X doaline; mixed Western, new, 87a B3. Pork fin? at fc30 75i30 87. Lard Arm at 18# 1 19. WhiaVoy declined. 0i. Bice quiet Sugai ete.dy. Turpentine dull at 4'.'?a50. Rosin quiet; strained $2 47?; pood *9 f?>; N?. 2 $2 75a2 SO FieiijbiB un? changed. Money after great activity closed easier at 7 per cunt, in currency to gold. Discounte 10.iT?. S orting ?rmer at 7?a7?c. Gold weak at 32*?. Sto ks closed stiO?g. Gove nmcnts close! dull but steady. G2's 20. r?u'bcru quiet. EAXTIMOBE, April 13.-Cotton steady at 26a28?o. Flour active and firm. Wheat Inactive ; receipts smill. Com, receipts ?mall-white 85a80c Oats Urn cr. Prawr-ions firmer-un.-hauged. Lard quiet Wbi-kcy a2c. CINCINNATI, April 13.-Whiskey firm at 90c. Me-s pork 31-uo demand. Bacon shoulders held at 13, clear sid s lGi?, rugar-cured hams 18al9s. Laid hel i firmly at 18-offered 17?c. ST. LOUIS. April 13 -Whiskey unebanstd. Fork inactive at $:)0?a?yi. bacon mor? active; Shoulders 13al4; clear sides 16?al6J?; fugar-cured hams 20. Lard 17?. LOUISVILLE, April 13 -Pork S32. Shoulders 13?; clear si les 17?. Lard 18%. Whiskey 91a02 WILMISOTON, April 13. -Spirits turpentino steady at41i45. Rosin quiet at $5a8. Crudo turpentine steady at $1 C0a2 TA Tar steady at ?2 ?0. Cotton dull, nothing ooing. Ar GC STA, April 13-Cotton firm; sales 520 bales; receipts 220. Middlings 27 ccnte. SAVANNAH, April 13.-Cotton firm and in fair de? mand; sale 903 bales. Middlings 27% rent?. Re? ceipt! 530 bales. Exports to liverpool 40o7 bales MOBILE, April 13.-Colton dcm md fair; mark-, t Arm; Kales 1700 bales, 200 after thc clo e yesterday; low middlings 26?a27. Receipts SOC; exports 124. NEW OKLFANS, April 13-"otton stifler towards the c ose; middlings 28?a28?; sales 4800 bales; ro? ot lpts 311 C; exports C59. The receipts were swelled this week by arrivals from Memphis. Gold 32?. Sterling42?; commercial 41?s41?; Now York sight exchange ? premium. Sugar dull; common Sall; primo 13?. Molasses ecarco, no prime offering; fermenting 62?a55. Interior Cotton .Harket?. SELMA. April 10 -Sales 200 halos; middling 25? remar rt light, market closing quiet, but firm at quotations. MACON, April 10.-foTTOM_Tho market (o-*ay was firm, wi h a good demand. We quote middlings at 2Gc. Receipts to-day 83 bales; shipments 9J bales; sales 82 baies. Selma Market. SELMA. April 9. COTT IN STATEMENT. Stock on hand sopteiubor 1.18dS.110 Rec-ived ibis week. 333 Received previously.31,685-31.918 Total. 32,0/8 Shipped (his week. G05 Shipped previously.2G,04fl- 2C C60 Stork on hand April 9,1809. S.:i7d Lo ii si? necs per south < molina itu n winn April 13. 294 bales Cotton, 37 bales Domestics, 12C bbls Na? val stor-.-H, 2 cars Wood. To K broad ?uent. John? ston. Clews A co. Marshall A Burgo, Reeder k i a vis. Feller, Rodgers ls Ca, Dowling * <'o, t J Sali? nas. Frost A M'ger. Einsm in & Howell, G W Wil? liams k Co. J it smith, G H Walter A Co, Brodiu A t o. 'thurston A Holmes. J K Pringle, W C Courtney i- Co, Kirkpjtrick A Witle, A U Mulli an, W K Ryan, :ud G W Steffens. Consignees per Northeastern Ktillroad April 13. 74 bales Cotton. 114 bags Rough Rice, 74 bbls Na? val Stores, cars Lumot-r. tobacco. Mdse. Ac. To S l> Stone-, W K Ryau. J A smyth, Frost A dger. W Shepherd, Facie F re engine ? o, J But cr, G r'ollln, F W t manuel. Goldsmith A: Son. I'aMwell A Sons. Lieut Coi sullivan, G E Pi grce. H li Granger, G W Villiam- k Co, aid M Mauhcim. fuiisenuets. Per stoamBhip Charleston, for New York-J Fish, Mrs Williams, Mi?s I-uh, Mrs A 1 Anderson, two cbildrou and servant, J tylor and la.Iv. A Wilson, Mrs Lot "Murk, capt Cur l< and t' reo child cn. Mi.-s Weed. Thurlow-Weed A -teboiog and daughter. M Muhcr. J Fitzgerald, Miss L Gonty, C C Little. Udy and servant, Miss Goodwin, Miss tl VVheaton, Mrs U c Johnson, Miss Johnson. H Hammond and lan.-. J H V- oriiC'ts. s G Armstrong, tl 1/ Ann-trong, J K Devhn, J R Thorne, I' Ly uah, L Spry, V Divis, aud 0 on deck. Fer steamship Manhuttau, from New York-if rs Wfi-ber. Isabella Ihoiup-or. R Curter and wif-, Dr N T. Nonh and wile. Cunt Jam s M Cats -o. Miss al Hurke, Miss Coo 1, John ? arroll. 1- M zyck, -I h i*avuu, T B Uljckuell, G Lavis, A c. Mcuonal I. W E t'abor C. S Wlioulrigbt, W S sktJmorc und wiiu. I SLidinore, Jr, J i Waring. Wita und son. Dr Foote and wi o. Rev \V Tatlock, J F Mayne J Dureen, R K Caro-'ron. Jose ? Zepeta li Iticbmjud, G Cook, Hov Alva Hfegorv, aud two in st ennje. Per steamer Mot Boy. from savannah via l!c.iu fort aud Bilton Head-J Lattimer. M'S Dent. Mrs Krcmi-rki-n. W Storev. J L liiggua. D Tri mole and wife, L Keuister, T J Lamotte und wile, A lt i ruc", J H Bondiiie and wife. P ' cvi. M Wow. J lt Poll wife and two daughters J .W Lawton. W li Johuson. two ladies und maid, W C Waring auu twe la ?les. ll Slruben, J li Buuglcs, D Fullerton, wi e au-t d 'U.'li? ter J H Wenn-Ii, U Jenkins. C B Dinbic and wile, K H Tucker, C J Taylor, A U Cole. 1 P Brooker, aud 10 on deck. P<r steamer Emilie, from Gcorcetiwn, S C WAA Deas. H V Peake. P West. S li Lucas. Caotain G it Congdoii, R Parker. Miss Dchon, Miss Middle? ton, J D.vine und wife, and other*. purine Seros. Pori of Charleston, A.pril 14. PtJli'? CA-LiWlVJJAJtC. F H AK ES O? THE HOON. Last Quarter, 3d, 3 hours, 28 minnies, evening. New Moon, Ilth, 8 hours, 27 mitrales, evouieg. First Quarter. 19:h 9 hours. 4'5 minutes, morning. Full Moon, 27th, I hour. 1 minute, morning. SUN j RISES. J SETS. MOON BETS. mon WATER. 12 Moiiaai.... C .35 fl..27 Sets. , 8.. 9 19 Tuesday....j 5..31 i 6..27 8.. 3 | 8..42 14 Wednesday ii..31 ? fl..28 8..59 | 9..24 U;Th?rsday...* 5. 31 e..29 9..57 . io.. 6 16,Fridav.; 5..30 0.29 10..51 I. IU. .51 17 Saturday. ..I ?..29 0..!W ? ll..59 ! ll..45 18 Sundae.I 5..28 i G..31 Mon. Morn. Arrived Yesterday. Steamship Manhattan, Woodhull, New Yoik-lett Saturday. Jr M. Mil.-o, To J:?nies Adger k Co, J D Aiken A Co, A H Abrahams A .?ons G W Aunar, H A Amme, ,T Archer, ll Armstrong. F C Borner, G ll B:own, ll Bischoff A Co, i M Britton, ll D Kurkett. J C Burckmyer, J c Carpenter. C D Carr A Co. I M cater, i onrtcnay, T Cordes. G Connor. 1 D Clancy, WS Corwin A Co. Cumoron. i.ark>y kio. W Ii Chufee k Co, M Drake, F JJ Due Ii Calv, Dougla.-s A Mtier. J B Duval A ?-on, Dowie & Moise, J > Fair? ly i Co, A W I-eke! k Co, 1) F Fondue, k ' o. J Fer? guson, ll Feld in mn k Co, furchgn t A Br<s. W Gur? ney, A G Goo?wiu & Co, L H QaraaiT, U Gold-ii-in, H Gerdts k Co, Good: .ch. Wireman k Co, t: Qoel UDg. F?< Holmes. J K .-euih. N A r.uut. J II Uilleo. A ilummerschmiot. W Burrsl k Co. Hart A Co, c U Johnson, J Hurkamp k Co, A lld >g. Jo!iu-lou, Crews k Co, Jennings, ibomliuson & Co, Kiusmin k Bro. Knox, Daly A Co, F Ere-sel. Jr. (J Liisehgi. Eliuck, Wickenbortt k Co. Eriele k Ch ipmau, J G Luhn C L Eotuabreus, Laur. v k Alexander, 1 eng nick k sell, L Lorenz . J U Muller. L Manu, it Mar? ita, Magra h k Lowndes, J G Miluor & Ce. Mull r. Nimitz & co. S lt Marshal, W (Ua'tblcs cn. Mit.oy k Kice. Nachmann k Co, J C Ojeinau. Oslendorff & Co D O'Neil k Sons, B O'Neill, J S A Pie sou, U Bossier. Palmetto Pioneer Co-operative -ociatiou, Rieeke k bVhachte J llugheimer, J Bau./, ll Meu? chen. Miss sweetland, stenhouse k Co, J K .?pear, W Shephard. E B Stoddard k Co. J E sen eke. Kev I' t-my.h, E scott, southern Lxpro-s Co. G W Steffens J H Vellera. A 8 Wuhngtou k Co, Walker. Evans k Cogswell, Werjer k i uckor, W L Webl>, lt Winy. G W Williams k Co, L Weiskopf, Wulhuru k stelliug, ,' W G Wkiheu A Co, W J Yates, S C Railroad Agent, N E Railroad Agent, and others. Steamer Pilot Boy, Pock, Savannah via Pcau fnrt, Linon Head. Ac. Sundries, 'lo J FcrrfU?on, W Rolins. Mrs Wh?pp?r, W M Bird k Co, F Lopez, anil Southern Express Co. .- furner 1-milie, Davis, Georgetown, 8 0. Chales Cotton, 12 tteices Bice, and sundries. To Snackel ?ord i Kelly, E Chaniherhn M Haig, J II Dawson, G W Williams A Co, Mrs A M Farr, U Elalie k Co. ti A Trenholtn k iou, J lt Pringle, acruven A Nis? bet, and otheis. Cleared Yesterday. Steamship Charleston, Perry, N'jw York-James Ad ger A Co. Sehr Hattie ? oombs, Jameson, Now York-J A lins* lo A' lt Co. bohr E G Ii win, Atkins, Baltimore-Risley k Creigh? ton. Sehr Magellan, Griflln, Stockton, Me-Risley k Crerhtou. Sehr N W Megee, Ketchum, Providence, R I-H F Baker ALO. Sailed Yesterday. Steamship Charleston, Berry, New York. Sehr B N Hawkins. Wya-t. Boston. Sehr E H Naylor. Aibertsen, B sion seht Elia Matthews*. M.-tiweo, Philadelphia. .-cbc li G Irwin. .Mkics. Ballin)' rc. behr Minnie, smith. Jacksonville Fla. Steamer Dictator, MeNeuy, Palatka, via Jackson? ville, Fernandina and Savannah. Krt)m this fort. Brig W H Parks. Parke, Georgetown, R C. April 8. Scar Emma Anthony, Georgetown, S C, April S. Sehr J U Allen, Allen, Georgetown, H 0, April ll. Sailed for this Port. Steamship Mutylaud, Johnston, from B:iltimoro. April 10. Shipnews by Telegraph. SAVANNAH, April 13-Arrived, ncumships Mon! Romery and San Salvador front New Yoik. and Ton uwanda fi oin Philadelphia. Cleared, ship L dy Russell for Liveipool; bark Kentville lor Liverpool; Behr Grace Gudier for Prov [dence Weather co:>l. Wini NW. ni elnora HG*. PORT OP GEORGETOWN, 8. C., TO APRIL, ll. ABUTED, Aprli 6-Brig Tangier. Buss, Savannah, Ga. April 7- Bng (hires Wesley Nichols. Thomas iou, Me; sehr Dolphin,-. Horttord, N C. April 8 Brig W li Pa'ks. Purker, Bal ti morn via Charleston, KO; sehr Emma An hmv. Charleston. April ll-ieiirs J 1* Allen, Allen, Charleston; Luck, Foison, Elizabeth city. N <i. OLEAnED. April C-"'rhr Georgie, >wao. Bath, Mo; Fcbrs Lizzie Carr. Gi christ, Hoston; Whitehouse, Farn? ham. Now York; J Thomar-, Charleston, S C. Apiti ll-M-iar? campbell, Terry, Martinique; I.eiia, Foss, Belfayt. JLIST OP VESSELS Pa*. CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS COR'. . FOREIGN L1VTBPOOL. Ship R 0 Winthrop, Stewart, clear'd.March 8 Tho Uoyal Cborli/, Anderson, sailed.M ireh 8 1 he tinton,-, up.March 16 Bark lie ?en Sands, Otis, Failed.Mai ch 18 WAYAO?EZ. P B. Sehr Ellon, Corr, np to sail.March 25 MATANZA?. British sehr Lion, McLo.Lu.up.March 5 DOMESTIC ?OFTOh. Brig Wm Robot teon. Recd, up.March 1 Sehr Sarah A Hammond, Wiley, cloareJ....Marr,h 30 Sehr P M Bouncy, Minali, cleared.M ireh 22 Sehr James A ero .ker, Currier, up....March 3 J PORTLAND, ME Sehr Martha Marla, Dean, cleared.March 27 ?.'vw rons Sehr J M Morales, Newman, op.April C Sehr Argus Eye, Tl'ompso , up.April 2 >ctirlda Iticaard-on, bclell. cleoro 1.April 5 Sehr Col Cooic, ueirso cloured.Horeb 18 Sehr Jes.-ie S it.arlr,-. up.Man b 17 Sehr Mary Stow, nankin, up.March 31 PHILADELPHIA. Sehr Watauga. Lawrence, cleared.... ...April 6 HA LT IMO UK. steamship Maiyland, Johnson, sailed.April 10 Drugs, (Liicini?ls, Uric. HOUSEKEEPERS ! H6USE1.EEPERS ! MEX-W0.1IEJ-ASO CIIII.IK'.EV BULJU-WOMEN-AND CIIILDKKN I READ-READ. "Cooling to Scalds and Burns," ".-oothiug to all painful wounds." &c. "Bealiug to ah bores, ulceis," ic. 'COSTA&'S' BUCKTHORN SALVE Is the most extraordinary SALVE over known. Its power of .?ootliin'i and Healing for all Cuts, Barns, B uis 'H. hores Utters, Chapped Hands and ."kin, for >ore Nipp es. for Piles, fcc, ic -is without a paral? lel. Ono i orson sa? s of it: "I would not ba with? out a box m my house, if it cost $6, or 1 had to travel all th > way to Now Vork lor it." I.V. Y. Evening Newt. September 6. fte- All Druggists in CHARLESTON sell lt. " COSTAR'S " STAND ARD PRE PARAT? ONS ARE HIS BEAUTIFIER! THU Bitter-sweet and Orange Blossoms. esr One Bottle, $l-Three tor $2. ms >.( omar's" Kat, lt ouch, die.. External's. ..CO'IIU'V Lied Un; Kitcrmtnatora, "L'ostniV (only pure) Insect Powder. "Only Infallible Romciioj ?:uown." . 111 Beware 111 of spurious ii- 'Ulises." "All Dru-gists in CUAltLiiSl?S ?cil thora " Address .. COSTA?.." No. 13 Boward^t., N. Y. Sold iu CHARLESTON, H. C , by GOODKlCH, WINKMAN & CO. March 23 DAC lyr It OSADA LIS Puriiics the iilood. For Sale by Drucglsts Kvcrywheu. JuivtM nae lj? F O V T Z ' ? CELEBRATED Horse arni Ca!tie Powders. ^^-^SOKU l"u'8 preparation, 1^rVf>r-.?<^^mawG; long and lavora?ly ?^j^^^ytfX^r?^^ know". w';i thor Pi&TiiiHj^V^^I oeph I y n invigorate lifi?^!L??!y?i?l.1v (I ''rol;en down and ???T^W ^* **KJ r low-spiritPQ horses, liar rn j by s ti ene th cuing W O Wa &Dd c,caD8ing the fl \ ft stomach and intcs* ?^^^^^t^^^S?S^f lt is asutoprcven >t->v*l^^?*S^S??!=' tive of all diseases _ ,"?-?'-' Ss--- incident to this am. mal, such as LUNG FEVER, GLANDERS, YEL into a Uno looking and spirited Horse. TO KEEPERS OF COWS THIS PREPARATION y. IS INVALUABLE S It in croases thc - ~j i iiii quantity and Im T proves tho quality ^^;:>>*5f??^^^^fej3 twenty percent. zs? -i?Z???? ^??^?^^, i. and mute the But t-? t ????SSwS?S^ ter firm and sweet. In fattening cattle, ii gives them an appe?to, open? their hides and makes them Un ive much fastor. IN ALL DISEASES OF SWINE, SUCHAS COUGH?, I'LC El! S IN TU E LUNG S. LIVER, tc., this nrlicli act?aa a spe? cific. By pulling from one-half ta a paper in a barrel of swill the ab vo d's-ra-es will bc eradicated or en? tirely prevented. If given in lime, a certain pro five and cure for tho Hoir Cholera. PREPARED BY DA VI ll 10. FOl'TZ, WHOLESALE DRUG AND MEDICINE DEPOT, No. HG Frauklin-strci t. Baltimore, Md. FOR SALE BT DOW IK Hi .HOI SK, WHOLESALE D It U ? HOUSE, No. J 51 MEETING-STREET, OPPOSITE CHARLESTON HOTEL, Mart h 31 ? J_?Oti.nKS di MACBETH, No. 30 Broad-street, Charleston. &. C., BROILERS, AUCTIONEERS, REAL E9TATE AND CEAERAI, COMMISSION AGENTS. Will atttend to Rentlnr and Collecting of Rents and purchase and sa'e of swen's, Bonds, Gold, Silver and Heal l>ta<e. ALSO. To tho Purchaea of Good* and Supplies for parties tn lb? country upon reasonable terms. Qann?e u HOLKKS.ALEXANDER MACSETU. Jauuiryl ? WHAT BUICK POM KKOY lill) WHITS AND WHAT HE LUD NOT WRITE. Fight o'clock, and he is not hero yeti How dreary this little room does seem, and I am so lone? some I 1 en o'clock How I wish hp would como. It ls so lonely here with tho children asleop I Once he loved to stay with mr, but now, alas I Twelve o'clook, and I am so tired, I cannot sleep I My heart aches and grows sad. I am growing old, per? haps. May be my face is not as fair as onoc, but my heart ls as wann, though it is citan sad. ARE YOU DYSPEPTIC, NorrouE, jaundiced, low spirited, weak, or are you sick and don't know what ails you; tbon try Planta? tion Bitters and our word for lt, it will cure you. ONE O'CLOCK. VI bat charnu can ho find in that loul-sccnte 1 room, by thal dusty table, cutting and dealing those dusty cards. Oiling himself with poison, tainting Iiis breath, ruining hin mind, uodermiai'ig h?3 conslitu hon, plauting feds of <li-?a-e. Equ; n dering his mcney, clouded wnb smoke, tired with excitement. Is this happiness ? lb luis life ? Is this our mission? Oh I I am so tired, do cJ r e home. PLANTATION BITTERS. This delicious cordial and fino tonic is now hailed by thousands as the groat health giver and re? storer. Resolve to bny a bottle, and don't sleep on iL Bo wise in time. Sold by all druggists. "DO T0U 00 DOWN TOWN T0-N?OHT, MT PET ?" ..No darling. I have labored enough to-day. Why Fbould I flee from home, from happiness, from thee? Lifo is tull short to love- too short to squander. I love the pbot 'graph of my I eart too woll. No "dar? ling, my luart is bare; here Itt me keepit company." PLANTATION BITTERS Are always, pure, reliable. Tho/ aro strengthening and Invigorating, and aro Exhausted Na ure's great restorer. As an sgrocablo and pleasant tonic and appetizer, they cannot bo excelled. TH ET WHO ARE RICH, Are they who mind their own nosiness. Find a hap? py man or woman, and tb: affairs of another trouble them but a little, lt is nono of your business If tho minister kisses ona of thc sisters, or one of tho Bie? ters thus s ilutes tho minister. It cannot effect you when a man you know calls on a girl you don't know, or one you do. What If tber . la kissing behind tho door, in tunnel?, and when tho night is dark at the vostibulo of thc church, or even ever thc gate. Would you not do thc same thing if the chance was offered ? A WIKS GLASS FOLL Of Plantation Bitters, taken three times a day, before each mo il, will make tho flame of Ufo again burn brightly, and illuminate a once wretched existence. For ladles it ls aa elegant and gentle stimulant, Just such os they require. "I WENT TO TOE LAND OF STEADY HABITS." I wanted to hand sovoral "brieko" down to pos? terity, and was told by father th it with a New Eng 'and girl tor a wi'e, I could rats : moro children, grow moro ODIOUS, s?:n moro cols, Bing moro psalms, Lu w mo e ot what was going on in the neighbor? hood, hear moro scandal, sleep less nights, have more relatives, cat more beaus, lovo myself and l?ale oih^rx more, and get more out of a dollar, than any other sort of woman in this happy com; try so-called. PLANTATION BT n ERS. Te made (rom puro et. Croix Rum and Colisara Bark (known the world over for its dilative proper? ties), and will fortify the 6> st m against disease, caused by change ol water and diet. If you aro in? clined to dyspepsia, try it. If you have the chills and fever, or any kindred disease, by all means take Planta.iou Bitters. 'J hey are told by all druggists of repute. AND HE HAD A FEMALE CHILD, Whose name was He\a Brightwater. and who was twenty-nine years old ; who wore red stockings, red garters, metal lipped eho.p, preen spectacles, and the prettiest rod bair thc world ever so eyes on or into. Hexa, a true New England gal, chewed wads of pine gum. and sweetened her biolu with onions. Hexa wasn't so much bundsoni-r than a doll as to make tho doll faint hut she wa- intelligent; in fact, in? telligence was her best hold bul one; she wis great oo making baby garments, and bad her trunks full, packe.i away, that sbe might be ready as willing when thc evil hour drew nigh, as she trusted it would from year to year. D7 THE LADIES BU r KNEW What thousands of them are constantly rolat, to us, we candi ,11; believe one half of tho weakness, prostration and distress exnerii need bj them would vanish. JAMES MABJsH, ESQ., No. 169 Wost First-.-trcet, New York, says he has three children. The first two nra weak and puny, his wifo having been unable to nurse or attend them; but she hus taken ? Plantation Bit? ters for tho last ten years, and Iris a child now IS mouths old. which she has nursed and re ired ber selt, and bath arc henty and well. Plantation Bit? ters is invaluable to mothers. VALTER, MY BOY, Here comes a mau w:-o was ot.cc itch. Ho Lad friends, and money, and u loving family, and posi? tion, and influcne, and iclf-ic-pict. acd integrity, and a future ol' UI-C.UIUUMI balure him. Gut, my boy, he don't look like it tow. He was elected to an important olllco. He forgot the lessons his good mother taught bim, and was asked by designing poli tl ians to sell bis vote toupartv of swindlers; he could not for thc life of him give articulation to that little word, and BO he fell. HOW OFTEN DO WE HEAR THE COMPLAINT, From mother aurl in her, that the sou or daughter is not well; that they have no appetite; that they leel languid; that tho head aches all tho time; that they ero growing thha and iconic, ant thal thc* have no lifo nor energy lelL Aud the questions a?e often asked, What shall I do for tin m ? What ^ hall 1 give them? Our answer is, let tin m try Plantation Bit? ters moderately, three times a day, and our word for lt they will recover. AND HERB VALTER, IS A YOUNO MAN, Just Uko you and us, my boy. ne has wit, sense education, intelligence, friends, ambition, aud is loved. He has a knowledge of tho world, acquired by mixing with ltspcoplo Be has ambition and the same fie'd lu which to wm honor, fimo and dis Unction, as had Franklin, Fulton, Morse, and a host of othors. Hols naturally sa art, but, Val ter, ny bj, as ho moots us do youse" thoexotss of mois? ture iu his eye. tho little puffy i higo under it the gradual tnrniug of the beautiful corners of the mouth, his mother so loved to kiss. Those, my boy, tell a sad talo of early shipwreck, of disoaso, of pre? mature death, of neglected and squandered gifts. December 7 ly Jiisurtiiue. iL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK. Organized in 1859. Ail Policies non-Forfeitable. Half Loan Taken. No Notes Required, LAST CASH DIVIDEND 50 (FIFTY) PER CENT. Statement. Policies in foroc.$25,000,000 Assets. 1,500,000 Annual Income. 800,000 Losses Paid. .. 500,000 Officers. W. H. PECKHAM, Presiden?. H. V. GAHAGAN, Secretary. L. McADAM, Actuary. Ci, A. F?DICKAR, Superintendent. Directors. Hon. JOHN A. Pu, New ?ork. Hon. JAMES HARPER, Firm Harp3l & Bros., ex-Ma vor New York, .loUN J. CRAKE, President Bank Republic. WK. T. HOOKER. Wall-street. WM. IL VEUIIILYE, Banker (Vermily* & Co.) CHAS. G. ROCKWOOD, Caajiei i\ewaik Banking Company. Hon. GF.OT.GE- OPDYKE ox-Mayor of S <York. MINOT C. MORGAN. Banker. XuoiiAd UIGSEY, f irm rtiomas Rigney & Go. BENJ. B. SHERMAN. Treasurer New Vork Mcoam Sugar Bc Qm o cr Co r.pany. AARON ARNOLD. Firm of Amok!, Consta ble & Co. RICHARD H. BOWNE, Wetmor? & Bowae, Law? yer?. GEORGE KEItf, General E. V. HAUQHWOOT, Firm E. V. Haugbwout A Co. WK.1 WILSENS. Firm W. Wilkons & Co. JULIUS Lt. P.IATT, Morchaut. WM. W. WBIOHT, Merchant. CHAS. J. STARR, Merchant. WILLUM . ALLEN. Me relia i t. GEO. W. CUTLER, Banker, Palmyra, N. Y. GEO. T. HOP-;. President Continental Fire In? surance Company. JOHN H. SHERWOOD. Park Place. WALTON H. ? "CKHAM Corner 5th Avenue and rwetity-tlui-a-street. EDWARD H. Waianr. Newark, N. J. CEO. W. FARLEE, Counsellor. W. L. COOSWIXL, Merchant. Ascent for South Carolina. Dr. T. ut;uvsTJK.it V A . Examining Physician. January 12 R. ISSERTEL, GENERAL AGENT FOR CHARLESTON, OfHee No. 2 ?',,? Klnir-ttrcet, Charleston. S. C. /ertilijit?. FEBTILIZBRS! MODES' SUPERPHOSPHATE ! THE OLD AND LONGEST ESTABLISHED STANDARD MANURE. URCHILLA GUANO ! PERUVIAN GUANO! KBODES' MANURE IN ITS PREPARATION, IS MtDE EQUALLY ADAPTED FOB FAOINQ Jaree crops of Cotton. Corn, Wheat, rooac o Potatoes and other Root Crops, lhe Manufacturing Deportment is couducted by Frederick Elett, ou* ol' the most snllful Chemists ?nd Manufacturer* in HM Unita-d Slates. It is end.med, approved ind roromaiended by all of tho mott promin-nt Chemists and AtrricalrarisU ba the Southern states. -Tt can bo relied upon a-i uniform m quality." always re.iiblo, productim of largs . crops, and unexcelled by any m tu J market, in the bigb porcrntaga of .. Iruo Fortilizm? Priuciples." Price $37 50 cash, or S6J time, wiui Factor's acceptance, and 7 p:r cent interest until 1st Decemb r. 1869. UHCHIliLA GUANO-"AA." a fine Bird Guino, rich in Phosphates and Alkaline Salts. Price it ?ash ?40 time. PLttl'V'l v\ GUANO-Warranted pure, and always on hand. Furnished at market prices for ct . h.. Analysis of Rhodes' Standard Superphosphate of Lime. Moisture Expelled at 212?.5.05 Soluble Phosphoric Acid.9.06 Equal to Phosphate Lime .19.78 Common Phosphoric Acid.16.OS Equal to Bono Phosphate.34.99 Total Phosphates.64.77 Limo with Phosphoric Acid.29.68 Sand.00.00 Sulphate of Limo and other Salts not estimated. .'..4^.18 100.00 Tho abovo analysis indicates a Miourial Superpbospkato of Limo of tho high \jl erado ordi? narily found in t to Ainsnottn market. Its larcro amount of SJIUJIO P.i'j?p lorie Acid supplies an activo nutriment for th) development aul maturity of th i fraitatri. I'lu Siilpbano Aoid which it contains, by chemical affinity with the clormnts of moat soiU contributes to its Fer? tilizing Properties. To sbuw its bitl o?jots, this Suporp!i03pb tte siioall ba applied under and in contact with tho Seed, and with a moderately shallow cavorim: ot ?oil. A. MEANS, Inspector, Savannah, Chatham County, Georgia. G. H. WILLIAMS, Assistant Chemist. Fobruarv 13th, 1869. We guaranlco tbat evory package of RHODES' STANDARD SUPERPHOSPHATE "ebaji. fully como up to the above analysis. B. M. RHODES & CO., No. 8? SOUTH-STltUF/l', UALTIMOKE. B. S. RHETT & SON, AGENTS, CHARLESTON, S. C. February 27 _ M. Li. FINLEY'S relebrated Cookiiis Stoves, "rHlLAaNTHBOWSX" AND "CIVILIAN/ Manufactured at Troy, N. Y,. ced tor sale by D. L. .F U LL ERTO N, AUGUSTA, GA. rE3E ST'iVEH STAND UNRIVALLED FOB capacity, dur-bilitv, conveniencei and the gen? eral puiposo' lo widen 1 onkinu Stoves arr- used. The PHILANTHROPIC I is eura heav> plated, and hus Ash Drawer; eau lu? mad? into a six boiler hole ?tove; has cast irO'i Wi:cr Taub: galvanized,or enamel lined. A strictly first-class Stove. The CIVILIAN is ot a neat design, and lus a Sue large Oven. This stove ca i be h td with tho extension oack. six holes, and ro-'Tvoir whou desired For further iclTination apply to D. L. FFLLEHTON. January 30 Amos Aucuutu, Ga LONDON ASO PARIS EXPOSITIONS. THE GEORGI O. 1ST. T. SIX Ct'HU, SUIT FINISH SPOOL COTTON. This favorite Thread boing Six Cord to No. 80, purely Soft Finish, is reoommoudod for its groat superiority for Hand and Machine Sew? ing. FOR SALE BY THE Principal Wholesale and Retail Pry Woods and Notion Dealers. February 2T 3mo Sotes. IRVIN'S PATENT Alum & Dry Plaster FIRE PR0?I SAFES Are most desirable for quality,, finish and price. MARVIN'S SPHERICAL BURGLAR Cannot be Sledged! Cannot be Wedged ! Cannot be Drilled I BANK VAULTS, VAULT DOORS, EXPRESS BOXES, FAMILY PLATE SAFES, COMBINATION LOCKS Please Bend for a catalogue to MARVIN & CO., (oldest safe manufacturers) ?... (2G5 Broadway, New York. Principal \m Chl,6tnu/st., Phila. Warehouses j108Bank St., Cleveland^ And for sale by our agents in the principal cities throughout the United States. . FOB SALI. JU WM. M. milo & co., No. 203 KA ST BAY, CH AK Ll MU.V. December 29 lyr QIIAItLKSTO.\ fi li i: It V LT IJ RAJ WAREHOUSE AND SEED STORE. AGWJCLI?RAL I31PLEXEXTS, G .1 RD SN SEEDS, ?c. ?.KO. E. P1NGRKE. No. 140 lleo?ns-street, Cnarlestoc. March 21 ?mo