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TSE DAILY NEWS. Hiv it eft- iliad. BOOK I. Achine* wrtth-lo Greece the direr ol spring Ol woe? unnumbered-cas a trifling thing Gsmparod wdb 'beie eve >te ot monera dava, WB?D Piduoury strove 'galnit Mickey's tortuous was ?. _,** ' 0*whan Atnc'a ?ODS wi h scalawags engage, and cMpet-bsguers swav the acenlo .tage. While noi-otne odors fill the Council dcm -an*! rio* rutea, with Pottei'* load unen I Great Jove looted on from his imperial height, frith, clouded brow, 1 d gnant at tbe eight: "Faet in tn? chaina ot bondage did I And , "Tba Meero, and removed him from bia kind. .TeOlmstiin pagan ? 1 the mission gave "The rude bar? i lan from his nrte to ?ave, ? ?-?ped the buve BLip io Afric's burning shore "And mace them pla?. e--nut cann i nais no more. **Whoda>edsabvert high Heaven's most just decree? - "Who loosed the chain, and ?et the ? ring-tailed.** freer "From Apes and huge Gorillas was he ta'en, "And made to till the Southern fruitful plain ; ..OH high Olympe* did the Gods approve **A Batvnoa aterctfu'. and foll or love." Thus Jove-'hen seizing with bl" mighty band m thunderbolt tb blast ?. o.umbi*'? I md. When Collins' speech, ?nd Barrow's rigmarole, -Confused th* God. aud dio hi* rage control : 1 -"Whh rabtie purpose now tbe world 1U iule, "111 mak* tbe negro wise, the white mau fool ; -?.ikecanting Pit aburr mu"tbeiid to tate, ? ? *?Hi? race eat dirt, wbile negroes ru e the 8tate. "Thus abai- revengeful Heaven asa?rt its power ? ?And loose tbe farieK in Oils evl1 hour, "Wita rage ii flame the carpet-rai ger's breast ?'and race 'gaunt race this impious quarrel test." importa. fe MATAN ZAR TIA NA?-SAU. N P-Per Bri'lah sehr Lion-73 hhds and i 00 boxes bug ar, 81 hud? Hotaaaea, to W P HaO. Brporta. UVMPOOL-Per British ateamahip Marmora-1*7 hage Ma lslaz^, 1980 ba>es UpiaiidCotton, 236 "bois Bosin, rhiT taits Cotton Se d. KgW YOKE-P<r seamship Manhattan-15 bags t" Bea Island Cotton, 695 baled Upland Cotton, UO batea Yarn, 14 eales Waste, 18/ tierces nice, ia package* r-undries, 8o ecupiy Barrels, 63 bags - cocoanut*, 204 orates Vegetables, 192 bbls Pota? toes, Pei sehr Mos.s H r ramnall-250 balea I . UpfarndCotton. 65 casita Bice, 237 bbls Bosin, 67 - kate'Cotton Watte, tO.bOO tee! Plank, 172 tons I**1 IPU ?BO Boar Wt els.. ^ALTttoOKB- fer steamabip Maryland-14? bal?? * " I Dphmd Cettoa. ot wnkh-148 were tor i hitadel """ phis, 13 badea hage lor PuU*delphia, 94 bales . Tarns and ltom?suca, 143 Heros* aloe. 21 bbls ? Basin. T7" bag? tfrooudnuts. 17 bales Hides, 4 bb!? Whi-key, 44 packages furniture, Ac, 260 '?jj :rocksge* Vegetables, and sundries. ' Ctiarletton Cotton and lt Ice Harket. OIT102 Ol' THE CH A KL KM ON DAILY A *Wb, 1 t^sk?iMtdM. 6aturu*y livening, May 15. J COTTON -1 ha opcxatloo? ha the staple continu e | ?..derate with a ight inquiry tram purchasers, and Oetnohnarion to buy the better quail ties va? w atrtoied in us movement? hy the Very small stock of , smith wea? held flrmly, whde the com * being tn mere abundant supply, had a Tue transactions were!; ,?*j : ? at JJ, 2 at 25* ; 14 ttaajft O at ?; 49 at MftVrVfe *XfH at 2?S ; 10 at 36* ; fi s^^tAj^jl^ttS?? We quote : .V-,. ; '.. ; .uunroox. or IHMIrroartoa. ? Orlinsxy to uood ordinary.263bs)36K Low miad ung.ssa,.2eX<tr Mtodhng.,.........21*?* By Nsw xor* eiasai?caUiTi we quoter MiddTtng.........^.SOUttr" |nCB.-Ine zoakket was Arm, md purchasers were th sally lead lc tad io their traoaaedotu; sales 60 i ofeiean C.rohm? ut 8 5-lio ft fb. We quote' ? i/o fait dean Carolina 7X@8jtf; good 8*? -.Wp?* .. ? , - rt*-M-rr Telegraph; Markets. Tomacut atAuse.Ts. LOTTOOS, May 16-Noon.-Co J tola 92S'- Bouda tjultt at 7?ft Sogar firm, boab on spot and afloat; spot 80*. fa.; afloat 29a. ?<L Tallow 42?. LrvxarooL, May 15-Noon.-cotton open* quiet; WBlandi UK; ur eans\\%; sale* 600Obales. afternoon-Cotton a abade easier; uplands UK; Orleans lift. Wheat-No. a red Western 8s. 7d. ^torn, new, 26s, Ha TAXA. May 14.-Sugar animated and price* un XOaCESTIO XASKBrS. ' * NiwTORT, Mar 16-Noon.-?tocits ?toady. Money .CaT. Sterling 9ft GJU 89ft North Caroltnaa, new, 66X- Virginia*, ex coupon, 68ft ; new, 6Tft. Tennetsocs, exo jupon, 68; new. 65ft Loulaian**, . Levee? 69;*. Cotton quiet ana steady a' J8ft larpeatinedrm at46. Boain steady; straiu *A $1 66*3 Freights quieL Jfjmkg. i IsjjMsM. SAM at Aa7. laths bank stitts- j ?aa* io specie about equal to the week's i i ; heavy increase in de po ?1 ta, due from receipt motes Irom the interior.? bterllng 2}?>9>?. -Gold 30>fa3*ft boothera stocks quiet and un* Ckrtglfl Cotton steady ?nd lea* active ; sale* of MOO balas at 28ft Fiour dull ; raperflne, as 66a 4(5 8?. Wkea* duli ; white Mchsgao tit*); amber We*tern?i60. Oom*o*ree ; mixadWeaterc ranges *t 82*90. Whlsksy doll at 93. Mes? park steady. Lard atsady; katti* lSftOBft. Naval ?tores quiet j aod firmar. Orooerias quant and steady. Jfretght* j quiet ?cd firm. i??mkmm. May 1&-Oottou steady at 98 oenU. W?sMV??t??? tetjinhnr. Wbaat : reoetpta axaall and jarioe* noooxul. Oom ana; waite 83; yedo? un. jhaegecL Pork quiet at $31 58*3175. Bacon firm ; a**okkr*14ft Lard dud at 19. Whiskey firm at 9?, with h^ntdemmd. Vtrgintaa, o.d. 80ft; '66'*, fl?; Wa, 62JNortel Cwrhias, 55 bid. . Laanrvzuo, May IA-Pro vi. ions steady. Hacon **Wd*t*lSft; olear alda* 17ft. Meas pork $31 25. Ltrdia. Baw whiakey 93*S?. ' WiutisaroH, May 15.-?pinta turpentne steady at 40ft Beam fi 25*6 25. Crude turpei Uno ll 75a Apotra, May I?,-Gorton ital ?ad offermg stock i light; Livtrrpool middhiig, 23Ko; sales'89 bales; re* | ?MtptsttUles. SavAXXAH, May lbw-Ootton quiet but steady; sales BOO bale?; middling. 27o; receipt* 845 bales; kfaaULa, May IA-Cotton Arm, fair demand; sales kales; low middling S8fta3?fto; receipts 407 Baw OaLXaJO, May 15.-Cotton quiet; middling ^tftsafft; salsa 800 baos; receipt* 1581 bale*; a? ports 6706 balsa. Gold 39ft. Sleding 62ft. New York sight % premium. Sugar-co unon Q^aie^; ?rime 18ft, Molasse* nominal; fermenting 35*51. Interior Cotton Market?. UNION, May IA-A lea bales told daring the W*ek *t 25 cents. MONTGOMERY, May lt.-Cotton market Arm. Low nuddlin s Oi^c. -8XLMA, May li.-Salas 125 bales. Middlings 25^ AflBfto. Very Utile eutton in the market COLUMBIA, May 15.-The mar .et ha* been very dull during the psst wee e. and consequently we are aaable to give any quo attona. OBANGBL?B?. May ll-<*les for the week 30 W* Marka* dall ?od declining. We quote: Or-. ?hairy 23 >i ; low mid JUL g 24; middhng 34a35. COLD MBUs. May W._Thsre waa no demand for L < any thing save better grade*. Low middlings Jf ii. "l ?"|Jf|lnH* 96c. Warehouse tale* 98 balea; receipts 1 16 bale*; shipments 62 batea. 1 MACON, May 14-The market to-day was firm < with a good demand, the best cotton ts quoted ? 1 fraction nigher toa i yesterday, say 26ft)# I ne nun?- I bu of bale* in wareuouse ls, by count, 1900 bales ] At the corresponding period last year the ? umber < -WS* 8390 osle* Becvipt* to day 21 baler ; ah? ymen ta I 162 bal*' ; sale* 94 baton Tue quotttious a re a* lol- * Jows:Oroln*i7 23;goodordmary24>?;towmiddUnB J M; nudoiloa 35J?C. g i Georgetown market. GEOBQETOW-N. May'l'a.-fonos_^No tales this i WSek. We quote from 15 io 27c per pound. ' COBS -Prime white corn fl 15 per bushel. TIMBXB - *ies of 300 sicks kt 9 tol&osah. Larg* long ?muer n demand. ? upply limited. aliarasxixa-XeJlow dip t>2 76; scrape erhard fl 35; virgin dtp ii per bb of 280 lbs to the bbl. Augusta Weekly tot ton Korket. ' AU QU Ml A, May 14 -COTTON-Iheie has been a continued fair dem. nd durba toe week der re-j vten tor cotton, but eonnned- almost e iel ti si v ely to mida Ling ?nd the better grade?, lower qualities be? ing eu'ire y neglected, i o make sales low pnces had to be accepted. Quo ?tiona on a basis of Liver- 1 ?col middling were s.e?dy, vat ymg from 26*2 )J?. ' oday trices ?r>-a sha e Aimer undera moregene i ral demand, but boy en are billi inclined to the bet- 1 tar gr.de* in making turbases. Llverotol mid- 1 .liing fl m at 26ft:; kales of the week 1758 b-ies; i r*oelpU628osase; re eipts last season, from Septem. ? bari. 1867, to 4i?y IL 1868. wer* 16J.826 bales; for ? ?^pr?tent aaa ion to date. ?t,659 bajes; difference m < favor hut season 11.26C baie?. ??ice m I Aavaanah Weekly Market BAVANNAB, May la.- oTxon.-auo week lust ?dosed ha* beea marked with inactiv.ty iTthTs ST and tue limited orders receded at ibu season ot y??, coup ed with the ?tro, g downward tenden-i ? ?y in prices In the Liverpool market, presen 11 but -, ] ' shadow of a prospect for tbs oolloo that ls b our market to* higher prices. a review of the leadlos markets of the No States tor ihe past month will sbow a ere >t we. on the part of LO:dora. A month ago, when gc selling at 33Xa33)i per ci nt, the Maple cemm the tame price as it does now, w en gol" is 38 'this, no doubt, bas bet n eau-ed by the s aceoui ts of the bad stats ot brade In the manu! lug districts of ? i gland. - at tbe close ot the week we must x> port a du irregular market prices showing a down wai dency. Although Liverpool doses erm, -nd has ad vax eel KM*?" V cent, our market remati changed. We quote: Midd.lng 27c; low mu 20Kc; gool ordiuary 25 Kb SKA ISLMDDS-\re in good and general dei and the eales of the week bavo been cons de leaving on y a moderate stock, with very Lttt'e able co ron in it m m wbich to select. With a stock and insignificant receipts, the season nj considered as almost cloaed for the stspie. lt Iow na; quotat ons are well susiamed : Con floridas ajd Georgias 60*65; medium Florid: ' good Floridas C5a70; One Flori isa 80. 1 he receipts at tb s port wnce way 6tb. amor 4910 bales upland and ll bales sea island, of i 4550 were received per Central Railroad, 360 nplaod and 10 bales sea island per A?antic and haiiroad. 4 from landings on the Savannih I and ll bales sea Island from Florida and tbe < The ci or's for the same time have been 1764 upland and 206 biles sea Island, of which 1134 upland and 206 bales sea island were shinned to Tort, 264 bales upland to Baltimore, and 366 upland to Philadelphia BICH-Very dull ; fair stock Wc quote dean men io prime &i8H?o; interior rongh SI 50al 71 coast do $1 76a2 per bushel. Stock of clean r present In the oity 700 tierces. Wilmington Market. WILMINGTON, Hay 16- SPITTS TUBPE:n Stead v. hales of 127 casks at 40 ?c. Boa?.-Sales ot 465 Obis at $ < .5 for extra 2 t3 tor No. 1 and $5 3~;-i, S&>6 25 for pale Cauros T?BPENTiNE.--ales of 510 bbls at I virgin, $2 80'for son and 91 75 for hard. TAB--4S bbls were taken at $2 35. No transactions it> cotton for several days. Nashville Market. NASHVILLE, May 13.-COTTON-The Liv? and New York murket9 were fli m to-day, with p Vahado bette-, though not'quotably higaer. market quiet and steady, wiin demand fair for crad?s. We quote: Oromary, 22; good ordu 28>?a24; low middUug. 26o. NASHVILLE OOTTON BTATZUEXT. Stock on b md ? eptember i, 1868. Beceir-d to-day. 161 Boccived pnriously.48,643-41 Total..'.. ? Shipped to-dav. 149 Shipped previously...........45,464-41 Stock on hand.< Coax-Olden are accurunlaiine, and dealers nrnnixig behind, on account of the small rece The transactions to-day amounted to 200 bus loose from wagon at 66c, sud 300 buaheln sacked delivered ia depot at 78". Boston Market. BOSTON, May 12.-COFTEZ.-Market quiet stocka are held mostly above ti e vtows of buy Ihe eales ol Jara baw been in small lota at 24c;J gapore Java at 31a22c, and Bloat 14K*18c tp 16,g. Ht Domingo is very scarce and quiet, and prices qoite nommai. ' COTTON.-lhere has been veryllttle doing mi ton the past week, but prices bave not vaned mr nally, and the better grades are scarce and h firm The sales have been la small lota as wan by spinner*,' and we quote ordinary at MXaVJ good ordinary 2ft?37t-; low middlings 27X 38] andnndonng art 38X129X0? lb including u^iai and irait, T he stock on hand is about 14,000 ba and the market cloaca quiet st quotations DOMSTICS-With manufacturers the business ci throes moderate, bom tor cotton and woollen gooc bot the Jobbiug trace is quite active, and buaini prospects login o loo? a little more en cou rag? rrlces remain about mentone. Gunin HA cw-sales of lOO bales at 16c, and: bales at 16Mb earn ney. Oomrr CLOTH-There has been oonsilerable sp uleUv? meru iry for gunn; olotb, and prices have i vanced. slid tend Upward, hales of I60O bales at 1 lomeare!11, m. b nd; to amve, D^c gold, de iver Joly 1st. interest and expenses; Qi\ccurrency, pi evnt deUvery, and 22 Kc currency, oe avered Augt 1st. .7.' HAT-Tno sales of Eastern and Northern bs been st 814a28 nerton, and tholoo Lanada at aa a vance ou the latter ra** . KatUS icaurs There have bean sales caf la? cask- HI Irin turpo> tine at 44Ka46Ko per galloi, si market now mm at 4SJ?6- lar 1_ qolei witta ami sale? at SIS GOalS 62K per bbl. In Uoeia, sales 4 bola at Si iur?o. i. and S3 75 lor low Mo. 3 flu quiet. RICE -Sales of 100 casks Carolina at 8% per 1 Market dull. The New York Vegetable Market. The New Turk World, of l bored.? last, makes t foBowicg statement in reference to the position the vegeiable tmaetn that city: Common er?des of potatoes, such as Harrison Chile, monitor a d bu kova are not soiling at a and fr. m this out promise io loee badly Prin btate peach blows are worth S3 60J2 C2 per donb bead bal; Ohio und Michigan $3a2 37, in buln ur bois ; mercer* do not tell; Prince A berte ste cjuoti at S115 il ia bbls and St 60al 75 in bull. Tbe ma ket ia almost care of Bermuda pro luce, con ignee intend to open the next arrivals at late prices, A nangus, wita lavo ra le weather, ls ol cn tn ul an lower Floria? send ? some string beans, Which ai hsid to sell, having been kept too long < n the vine Norfolk gr en peas bring S10 per ool roa.lily ; baa relied do from Charleston and Savannah do not pa for ?end! og; crates must bo pr me to bring S3. Cai rota are unusually cud lor*the season, and lower. Carrots, per bbl.SI 60 @ 31 Beets, per bbl. 3 36 fi tl (.quash, marrow, per bril. 8 60 @ 4 G Rilaste Turnips, per bbl.160*117 While Iurnips, per bbl.160 O 1 7 squash, H ubbard, per bbl.86* I 4 0 Garlic, per luO bunches.IO 00 (911 0 AaparsguA, L. L and b. J., per dotes.. ?69 ff I * Asparagus, Oyster Bsv, par dosen. 4 00 I 4 tv h hubs rb, per 100 bus ch ss.too fi BO Bermuda Potatoes, per bbl.?.. 800 91001 Bermuda Tom ? toe*, per 6 qt box.IN (<* 1? Bermuda Onions, per obi. ?16? Bernauda Onions, in hampers, perlb....l3Uo@ .... Oharleston.Cabbage, per 100.prime....1000 @140( Norfolk Oreen Peas, per bbl.1090 ?a ... Charleston Oreen Peas, per crate.100 fi 3 0( Havana Market. BATANA, Hay 8 - ihe mat ket through the week contrary to expectation, has remained firm, and arith some show of activity, oloalng with the figures for whites through st ?5K to S7j? per 100 pounds, Including best tra?na; yellows o o. at S6f? to S5>? co. do. ; browns do. Usn . 13, at 94 X to MK do. ; Cu sum obos io. No. 7 to 10 at S3% to 94}?, and parallel Dum bera ol Muscovaooes and Centnfugals for re? lining and grocery qualities at equal rates, and on to nawnsMffi last week.'-. No change, but no heavy bnair.ess done snipped dui in g tba wees hence and from Mai anus tone holiday lu the week, 1 33,465 boxes and 6366 hhds., of which to tbe Gaited states, 16.664 boxes ann 48C6 hhda. ; leaving stocks ia the two ports equal t^ 818 366 boxes SDd 17,976 hhds againat fo- last year at th? fame Urns of 146,347boxes and 17,2C8hh(*a. The evidence now being that the crop will be quite equal io that of '?8, wi. h all the los? sus? tained east and in the most easterly potts along the soo. h aide. MOLASSES-More quiet, and rates remaining as reporto?! very little don -, and s oaks light In other island produce I have only to repeat remarks In my last report. FXXTOHTS. -Very little done; many v?asela partial Iv loaded filing up. 'iaken fir New York-bug Shannon. 600 hhds sugar, hence; hhds, 96 each and boxes $1V escb ; do David Fan -t, 400 hhds at Sagua, at 97X each. Portland-Bril lah brig Bio. 2000 boxen at 91K. and hhds at 95& For Liverpool-l British vessel. 1200 hhds sugars, at Remedios, at tl 16s; 1 .-parish do 1100 boxes at?110s; 1 dodo, 1809 dost ?1 12a 0U. FxoHAKOx-London, 60 days sight HXal2K;; Cotted stateB bills at last rates, and light calla tor paper ibis week. Passengers. Per steamship Manhattan, for New York-Mn Brady, Mrs 8chmid. Mr? Prudhomme, Miss Prud? homme, Mn K McNeail, Mist Mex all K A Wioies, bro W Bussell. Miss Julia Wlolas, Miss WI kee, F El Nye, Mrs W Allen, Mn C D Myuderse. M?BS Myn- . ieise, Pr Ld HaseH, F W Ciaussen. 8 L Benson, Mrs Muller and child, Mn A G hage, Mr Prudhomme, C L Bu clmj er, J B Cornoll, wile sud chid, Mn I (1 Horgan, two children t>ud norse. W Lai 1er, F B Sheldon, Mrs John on, Miss C A Welch, Mtt-s M A M s co m ber, rt Bo 0. Capt O snyder, P L Nickenoo, Ec Leroy, A Rumple. O B Bramfield. P Coober, E j rohnson, J W i pel. Mr O'Bripu. H H Bunter, 0 A Bowe, 0 Doh lek ano wi<e. B M Bowe, b R Johnson, Hiss M Johnson, Miss L P <rdy, Mn W McPherson. Un Apple und son. Mn Quinn, A C fish. F B Lang len, N A Bout F Smith A C Force and wife, Mr Von Deelen, Mr Wl.tschen. E Clark, Capt B ? bazen. T 3 Morgan, J N H jnoii siias M iry Iaear, Miss arah Ponaon, Miss Borsch. Mi.-s t huuer. J N Heese, wile md ob i)d. Mr J F Flinn, th iee children and ser? rant, a M Leach, J < 'ran;, W i< i lout niau and wife, i B Cuppen and w fe. W -tampoon D - Wuss, J W Pickering. Mrs -milli aud cadd J Trapicr, J War? ren. G W Fiench M ti, Car?y, M Curley, ?ir brown. SlrGrewiiige coy John, J sheehan, J Wolbingt-r, J Magrath, J Fo.ii er, Mr Glenson, -ur Grant, and 10 in ita?, rs ga, Per steamship Maryland, for Baltimort-Miss Walker, and iwolo stt.-iotfe. Per steamship Magnolia, from New York-1 Fatey, B Bounap G ti Jacques, A tl Abrahams. J D Con* iiet J A smith. I ewis L Lee Mn Mitchell aud irren children 0 Cfor N Wiggans, W Feeruan. 0 lebreao. Captain T Payne, O. Cambridge, and J W Flood. Per steamer Dictai or. from Paiatka, via Jackson t lie, Fernandina and -avanuah-Col seabrook, L W Bate?. Or Hupp Mr ttajvll and 60u. Mrs Fiizgen.d. J T Wai?e Mr Polk Miss Po.k, J S Buygins, Or An lerson. Mn Rober th. A B Dyer, Mi-s F White. Mies Mute, J W ashton. K Trimby, C s Gadsden. T Sten louse and wile. J tenbouse, Mn Mc auley, J A ilcGuln, J Gar ed, J K Roberts, a H Moudaid. B L 1 d' her. sod 10 on decc Consignees per Northeastern nallroad . ?ay 1?. 49 bales Cotton, 493 bbls Naval f-tores, 20 bushels dee, Lum>>er. lob co . Mdce. Lo. io Maryoks it WV rs, J Mar?h?'l. Jr, x O s ton y, B A k J lr carly, tinamaii ? How. ll. Caldwell a son* W 8 Venable, l Iraeaer ft mi.h. \ A Goloemith & Co, t roft k Ad? ler. Enox. Daly k co, s Gandoc, J Klag, Railroad i gout, and B Jt Gra nger. ? i. _? LoasurneesperSotatti ? aiolina Railroad May IS. 149 bales Cotton. 66 bahs Domes?os, 65 bbl? Naval Atores, 8 care Lubber 1 car Wood, 9 caw Stock To Railroad Agent Pe'zer Rodgera ft Co, G H Walter A Co, Frost sr Adger. G W Williams ft Co, H Bischoff & Co G FOIUE, Bollmann Bios. Bi-cWe ?s fcbacnte, Goldsmith k >on. Cleghorn, Herring ft Co, Cameron ft Barkley, O Litschgt, O l Panknin, H Ehncks, sod H B Grainger. /Harint Hems. jPort ot Charleston, May 17. l?OJKrr C-AiifiTNlSXjrt. rai xs or THE MOON. Last Quarter, 3d, 8 hours, 21 minutes, morning. New Moon, 11th, 10 hours, 47 minutes, mor?: lng. First Quarter. 18th, 4 hours, 9 minutes, evening. Full Moon, 25th, 10 boura. 3 minutes, morning. sro ats rs. i SETS. MOON BETS. HIGH WATE?. 17 Monday.... 18 Tuesday.... 19 Wednesday. 20|Thursday... 2llFrlday..... 221 rta turd ay,.. 23 ^nndav. 5.. 1 5.. 0 6.. 0 4..69 4..68 4..68 4. 57 C..62 I 6.. 63 6..53 6..51 G..65 6..55 6..56 Morn 12..21 1.. 6 1..45 2..24 3.. 1 3..41 Morn 12..33 1..39 2..41 3..45 4..46 6..40 Arrived Saturday. Brig S P Brown, Keen, Cardenas. 9 days. Sogar and Molasses. To W P Hall. (Previously reported at Quarantine.) Steamer Dictator, McNelty. Palatka via Jackson? ville, Fernandina, and ?-avaonah. Mdse. To J D Aiken k Co. Moffat a Wharton, Seeder ft Davis. G U Idgraham ft aon, J M Cumming, Mowry k Co, and J C Dial. Arrived Yesterday. Steamship Magnolia, Crowell, New York-left 12th inst, P M. Mdse, lo Itavenel & Co, G W Aimar, M A Ashton, D A Amme, J E Adger A Co, F ? Bor? ner, Bart ft Wtrth. B Bates k Co, W M Pird & co, H B*? hoff k (Jo, c D Brahe k Co, J Campsen k Co, W 8 Corwin ft Co, Cameron ft Barkley. Crane, Boy i sion ft Co. ? clari, J C B Clauasen, C D Carr A Co, J ft F Dawson, Cohen'? Medical Depot, M Drake, A W Eckel ft co, J 8 Fess, D F Heming ft Co. Fogartie's Book Store, B Feldman n a Co, I L falk k Co, J S Fairly ft Co. Forsyth. McComb ft Co, Furchgott Bros Goodrich, Wint-man A Cc. A G Goodwin k t o, C Goldstelo, J H Graver ft Co E H Gardiner, flail A Co, W Gurney, 1 hyman A Co. N A Bunt, J B Bil? len, R Bunter, 0 B Johnson ft co, Jeffords k Co, O Koalier. Khnck, Wicksnberg ft Co. EH Kellers, C i ttscbgt Laure y ft Alexander. Biabop Lynrh. Mowry ft Co, McLov ft Rice, Muller, Mmitx A Co, C ii eitz? ler, J B lintier, Marshall ft Williams, J G Milner k Co, 3 Mliouey, N E Railroad Agent, lney ft Co. W O'Bnen, B O Neill, D O'Neill, 3 0 Oppenheim, Os? tend onT ft Co, D Paul & Co. Palmetto Pioneer Co-op? erative - asocistion. C F Panknin, G E Piugree, Rior? dan, Dawson ft Co, Qninby ft Co, W Roach ft Co, A J Salina*. >outberu ?rpress co. s c Uaiiroad Agent, G W Metters L Schnell k Co, 3 F Taylor ft To, t fl Vollen, Werner A Ducker, Walker, bvana ft Cogs? well. 8 H Vilsen. L Weiskopff, G L Wrignt, K Bun? bun. 8 . homson. 3 H Rtunrker H Blatte 4 Co. C C Righter. Mrs M Galloway. Mrs M-O'NeiU. C Kerri son, J fl Mender, 3 Rut eel!. Denny ft Perry, Lesesno & Welch. P Latz, S La Torre, Wagener k Monteen. E W McMillan. W H Chufee ft Po. W G Whilden k Co, 8 M Gray, Gen W E Martin, S to ll, Webb ft Co. M A Tanalunsoo, J Archer, Johnston, Cr- ws ft Co, P W B. G sleigh1, North. Steele ft Wardell. C H Mi ott, J Housman. Experienced strong SW gales entire pas? sage. AT QUARANTINE. British sehr Lion, Mclellan, Matanzas via Nassau, KP, - O?ys. Sugar and Molasses. To W P Hall. Cleared saturday. British steamship Marmora, Robinson, Liverpool ? K Mare k Co Steamship Manhattan, Woodhull, New York-Jas Adger ft Co. Steams tup Miry land, Johnson, Baltimore-Courtenay ft Tren holm. Sehr Mosts B ?ramhall, Stout, New York-W Botch ft Co. Bailad Saturday. Steamship Manhattan, Woodhull, Nea York. Steam nip Maryland, Johnson, Baltimore. Kehr Argus Eye, thompson, Bast n. behr 8 L Morgan, Moram, Boston. .-cur GoLien City, Go ult, Providence. B I. Sailed Yesterday. British steamship Marxen, Robinson, Liverpool. Krona this Port. Steim?hlp Prometheus Gny, Philadelphia, May 12. Behr A B Glover, leny, Boston, May ll. . benr Yankee Blade, coombs. New lurk, May 12. Shipnewi o.v 'I'e'ngrapa. Maw Yoax, May 16-Arrived, mail steamer Deutch land. May 16-Arrived, steamships Bavaria, Aleppo and Paraguay wiLMinoroN, May 15-Anived, W P Clyde from New Yon. Cleared, l ucille tor Baltimore. t-AVA.N.1 AH, Mav 16-Arrived, steamship Leo from New York cleared, steamships Tonawanda for Philadelphia; Stn salvador for N-w York; brig Hary ? Pe- nell 'or Stonington, conn; setz Gettysburg for Providence. Alema' ? n't a. The sehr Yankee Blade, at Nbw York 12th instant, from dus port, reports strong NB gales stove boat, broke mon, boom, lost gaffiopstiL and about 1000 feet lumber lrom deck. The abbr Wanstt, Hawkins, from Georgetown, S C, arrived at New York May 12. 1 bc ?ehr Torpedo, OhenavaL for Georgetown, 8 C, cl rand at Baltimore May 13. The Behr Wm Bunnan. Smart, from Georgetown, S O, arrived at New Bedford May IL LIST UK VJCSSKIAS UP, CLEARED AND SAILED FOB THIS POM. FOREIGN LIVERPOOL. . TheKJliflon, William?, stiled.April 10 The Minnie, Robertson, up.April 26 DOMESTIC BOSTON. 3chr B N Hawkins, Wyatt, up.April 23 BELFAST, IIS. Brig Alexander Milliken, snow, sailed.April 18 aocxroxT, ME. Rehr D Talbot, Low, stiled.May 1 ????Ol. Ml Behr Jacob ft Winiam, FriBUe, sailed.May 5 SSW TOBE Behr N W Smith. Tooker, up.May 9 Bohr Myrover, crown, cleared.May 10 PHIL ADELPHI A. Behr Henry Allen, Ta tem op.May ll Bailroa?s. SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD. GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE, I CHARLESTON, 8. O., April 9, if69. I ON AND AFTER 8U1 DAY. APB IL 11TH, THB PASt^OEB TRAINS of the South Carolim Railroad will run as follows : FOB AUGUSTA. Leave Charleston.8.30 A. M. Arrive at augusta.145 P. M. Connecting with trains for Montgomery. Memphis Nashville and New Orleans, via Montgomery inc Grand Junction. FOB COLUMBIA. Leave Charleston.8.30 A. M, Arrive at Columbia.6.10 P. M. Connecting with Wilmington and Manchester Bail rood, ano Camden train FOR CHARLESTON. Leave Augusta.9.00 A. M Arrive at Charleston.6.10 P. M Lea Te Columbia.7 45 A. M Arrive tt Charleston.5.10 P. M. AUGUSTA NIGHT EXPRESS (SUNDAYS EXCEPTED.J Leave Ch arlen ton.7.30 P. M, Arrive at Augusta.6.10 A. M Connecting with trains lor Memphis, Nash viii' md New Orleans, via Grand Junction. i eave Augusta.,.4.10 P. ll Arrive at Charleston.4.00 A. II. COLUMBIA NIGHT h X PK ESS. (SUNDAYS EXCEPTED.) Leave Charleston.6.05 P. M. Arrive at Columbia.4.46 A. M. Connectingi-undays excepted) with Greenville and Columbia Railroad. Leave Columbia.5.50 P. M. arrive at Charleston.6.80 A. M, 8- MMERVTLLE IRA IN. Leave Ch arlee ton.3.35 P. M. tin ve at Summerville. 5.(0 P. V, Leave Sum merv Ule.7.10 A. M, arrive at Charleston.3.25 A. M DAM?KN BRANCH. Camden and < olumbi. Passenaer Trails on M Oir itTB, ?ll N28SAY8 tod SATURDAYS, CODnCCtS With ip and do TD Day Passcogers at KingviUe. L?tate Oamdnu. 6 35 A. U, Uti-eat Columbia.ll. . A. M. [?eave Columbia......2 P. M. krrive tt Camden..*.7.0". P. M, Signed) H. T. PEAK?, April 10 General Suoerintendent, DIMS IND MM\m. THE UNDBBBIGKED CALLS THE ATTENTION if both olty and country purchasers to his large itockof D8?G9, PATENT MEDICINES, PERFUM? ERY, FANCY GOODS, ko., ftc, all of which he of en at the lowest market rates. H. B A E R, q0. 181 MEETING-STREET, NEAR MAR. KET-STRBET. Marok 4 frags, (Remir?is, (Ctr. P o ? T zm CELEBRATED Horse and Cattle Powders. ^^^jj^BS&M?jo^ita?f 1118 a'nie rreven _^r^T^f?i-i*>'Tr??- ? incident to thlBtni mM,^sueh^ as LUNG FEVER, GLANDERS, 'TEL into a fine looking and spirited Horse. TO KEEPERS OF COWS THI8 PREPARATION ^^^^^[^ ter firm and swcet^ In fattening rattle, ii gives them an sppeiite, opens their hides and makes them thi ire much raster. IN ALL DISEASES OF SWINE, SUCHAS COUGH8, ULCERS IN THE L U N G 8, LIVER, 4c. this B rt 1 c 1 eat ts ass spe? cific By patting from one-half to a paper in a barrel of swill the ab ve Uneases will be eradicated or en? tirely prevented. If given in dme, a certain pre tl ve and euro for the Bog Cholera. PREPARED BT DAVID K. F O UTZ, WHOLESALE DRUG AND MEDICINE DEPOT, No. IIS Franklin-street, Baltimore, Md. FOB SAXE BT DOW IK ?SC MOISE, WH0LE8ALE DBTJG HOUSE, No. IM MEETING-STREET, OPP08ITE CHARLESTON HOTEL, March 31 itt fee: I -i^itjvHj ^nve%^^^i. SOUTHERN TONIC FOR THE WEAK FOR TEE PALE FOR THE SICKLY FOR THE AGED FOR FEMALES FOE SPRING USE ?-NO BITTERS KUI Al, TO THBM.JU THE CELEBRA TED SUMTER BJTTER8, made of PCRB LIQUOR, HRBBS AND ROOTS, so well known in Pharmacy: PERUVIAN BARK, CHAMOMILE FLOW EES, SNAKE ROOT, CHERRY BARK, GINGER, And euch other HERBS AND ROOTS as will In al) cases assist Digestion, promote the secretions of the system in the natural channels, and give TONE AND VIGOR TO THE YO UNG AND OLD. MA LE A ND FEMALE! AU Use It "With Wonderful Stacees BRINGS COLOR TO THE, PALE WHITE Lip BLOOM AND BEAUTY TO THE THIN FACE AND 0ABE-WORN COUNTENANCE. CURES FEVER AND CRE? ATES APPETITE. TRY THEM. USB NO CTBMM. Ask for SUMTER BIITERS. Sold by Druggist? and Grocers. aa-See that our signature is over the cork of each bottle. BOWIE St MOISE. POPRIETOB8 AND WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, February 30 23* Oharlsetri, 8. 0. P. P. TOALE, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALEB IN AMS MANUFACTURER ,. O F DOOKS, SASHES ANO BLINDS HORLBEOK'S WHARF, Charleiton, 8. C. Particular attention paid to Shipping. July 30_ jp I A N O S t PIANOS!.' SOLD MEDAL FOR 1868 BAS JUST BEEN AWARDED TO CHAS. M. 8TIEFF FOR THE BEST PIANOS NOW WADE, OVER BALTIMORE PHILADEle PHIA AND NEW YORK PIANOS. OFFICE AND WARER0OM. No. 7 N. LIB8BT?. STREBT, ABOVE BaLUMORE-STREET, BALTIMORE. Md. SHEFF'S PIANO4 B AVE ALL THE LATES? Improvement, including tho Auraffe treble, Ivor? Ironts, and the Unproved French AoUon, rolly war? ranted for five years, with privilege of sachant?! within twelve months if not entirely satisiaotory U purchaser. Second-handcd Piuuos and Parlor Or gana always on hand frem $60 to $900 REPEKHES WHO EA VS OTO PIAMOS IH USE! General Robert E. Lee, Lexington, Va. General Robert Ransom, Wilmtn ron. N. O. Goners! D.H. BUL charlotte, NO. Governor John Le tc lier, Lexington. Va. Messrs. R, Burwoll ? Sons, Charlotte, N. P., Fe? m?is Seminary. C. B. Rhidick, Female College, Kittrall's Springs, N.C. Bishop Wilmer, New Orleans, La. Mai Strakemoh, Itali.u Opeia Messrs. Pierson st Sous, sumlor, 8. 0. Chartes Spencer. Charleston s. G Bend fou circular. Terms liberal. October?* Prags, (Ebruitais, Ot. SURE POP! THE ONLY CERTAIN RAT DESTROYER WITHOUT Disagreeable Results. ADOLPH ISAACSEN'S PHOSPHORIC PASTE, HERMETICALLY scaled and warranted to keep ire? h for ali rune tbe greatest discovery of Its kind In the age we live In. No perron need be troubled with RAT?, MICE, BED BUGS or ROACHES, for Mr? Isaacsen'a destructive remedy ls within the reach of all. Prepared only by himself, from rare and valuable compounds, its cheapness is as wonderful as its efficacy. Bundteds of testimo? nials have been received i rom all parts of the United States. The groat advantage this 8?BE POP possesses over all tim ?lar preparations is the FACT that it ls Certain lia Ita Effects, and free from the unpleasantness of rats dying in their holes, aa it causes them to leave the premiaea to seek air, and consumes them ao entirely ai to leave No Disagreeable Oder. Numbers ot references can be made to Persons in till? City, who have raccesafolly used it SOLE AGENTS FOB FOD TH CAROLINA, DOWIE & MOISE, IMPORTIBS AND WHOLESALE DRUGGi 8T8, Corner Meeting and Basel-streets, April 83_mwfemo Charleston, 8. 0. T HOUSEKEEPERS! HOUSEKEEPERS ! MEN-WOMEN-AND CIULDHES.I HEN-WOMEN-AND CHILDREN I READ-READ. "Cooling to Scalds and Burns," "Soothing to all painful wounds," tte "Healing to ali bores, ulcers," feo. 'COSTAR'S' BUCKTHORN SALVE ls the most extraordinary HALVE ever known. Its power of ?oothin i and Healing for all Cuts, Burna, Bruises, Hores. Ulcers, Chapped Hands and c-rm, for sore Nipp'es, for Piles, Ac, Ac -is without a paral IeL One person aays of it: "I would not be with? out a box in my house, if li coat 96, or 1 had to travel all th ? way to Nsw York tor iL" [N. Y. Evening Newt. September 5. 49- All Druggists in CHARLESTON sell lt. COSTAR'S " STANDARD PREPARATIONS ABS HIS BEAUTIFIER! THE Bitter-Swect and Orang? Blossoms. 49- One Bottle, SI-Throe for $2. HIS "Cottar's" Hat, Roach, Atc External's. "Cottar's" Bed Bag Exterminator?. "CostarV (only purei Insect Powder. "Only Infallible Itemed lea known." "111 Beware 111 of spuriout imitations." "All Druggists lu CHARLESTON sell them." Address .. COSTAR.'' No. 13 Howard-et., N. Y. Sold in OHABLESTON, S. 0.. by GOOUKKTl, WINEMAN dc CO. March 33 nao. lyr ROSAD ALIS Purifies the Blood. For Bale by Drugglstf Every wa ere. July Qa nae !?. _Safes._ MARVIN'S PATENT Alum & Dry Plaster FIRE PROOF SAFES Are most desirable for quality, finish and price., MARVIN'S SPHERICAL BURGLAR Cannot be 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 ti CO., (oldest safe manufacturers) Prineir.?! ( 2G5 Broadway, New York. Warehouses I721 Che8tnut 8t-? Phi,a warehouses (108Bank st., Cleveland.O And for sale by our agents in the principal cities throughout ?he United States FOB HALE BY WM. M. BIRD Sc CO., No. 203 EAST BAY, CHAKLKSTUN. December 39 lyr THE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, OF THE UlSriTED STATES; No. 92 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. WM. 0. ALEXANDER, President GEO. W. PHILLIPS, Actuary. HENRY B. HYDE, vice-President. JAB. W. ALEXANDEB, Secretary. ORGANIZED 1859. CASH ASSETS OVER.$9,000,000 ?UMBEB OF POLICIES ISSUED TN 1868.UL,986 AMOUNT A8SUBED IN 1868...........51,891,835 ; . ..' ' i ... .r .. . i L?O ALL ITS POLICIES ARE NON-FORFEITING. PURELY MUTUAL. ALL PROFITS ARE ANfT/ALLY DIVIDED AMONG THE ASSURED. BESIDES I^eTTTNa ALL KINDS OJ? LIFE AND ENDOWMENT POLICIES, THE "EQUITABLE** would call attention to their " TONTINE LIFE ASSURANCE POLLUES," upon which roany are nev a soring their lives, and whicii is thought by those who have given it the most study and reflection, wiH renner Life Assurance popular to a degree hitherto unknown. For documents cr information upon The subjeet of "LLFE ASsuBaNCE," application can be made to [3 WM. B. SHAW, GEN KR AL AGENT, No. 141 MEETING-STREET, CHARLESTON,, 8. C. 9d MayM2 wfm Ino O.. A. BOWEN^ (OF JAMES ADOER A 00.,) RESIDENT AGENT. GUARDIAN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OP NEW YORtfj OrgaBlzed in 1859. All Policies non-Forfeitable. . Hali Loan Taken. No N?tes Required. LAST CASH DIVIDEND 50 (FIFTY) PER CENT. Statement. Policies in force..$25,000 OOO Assets. 1,600.000 Annual Income. 800,000 Losses Paid... 600,000 Officers. W. H. PECKHAM, President. H. T. GAHAGAN, Secretary. L. Mc AD AM, Actua ry. O. A. F?DICKAE, Superintendent. Directors. Hon. JOH* A. DIX, New York. E. V. HAUGH WO?T, Firm E. V. Haugh won t ? Hon. JAMES HARPER, Firm Harper k Bros., Co. ex-Mayor New York. WK. WALSENS, Finn W. WHkens & Co. JOHN J. CRANE, President Bank Republic. JULIUS H. PRATT, Merohant. WK. T. HOOKER. Wall-street. WM. W. WBIGHT, Merohant WM. M. VEBKTXTB, Banker (Vermilyo & Co.) CHAS. J. STARR, Merchant. CHAS. O. ROCKWOOD, Cashier Newark Banking WILLIAM ALLE*. Morchant. Company. GEO. W. CUTLER, Banker, Palmyra, N. Y. Hon. GEORGE OFDTKE ex-MB vor of New York, j GEO. T. HOPE, President Continental Fire In Mrh?T C. MORGAN. Banker. surance Company. t THOMAS RIGNXT, Firm Thomas Rigney ? Co. JOHN H. SHERWOOD. Park Place. BEAL B. SHEEHAN. Treasurer Nev* York Steam WALTON H. r* 'WEHAM. Corner 6th Avenue and Sugar Refining Company. Iwenty-thira-street. A ABO 5 ARNOLD. Firm ol Arnold, Constable & Co. EDWARD H. WRIGHT, Newark, N. J. Ri CHARD H. BOWNE, Wetmore ft Bowne, Law- GEO. W. FABLES, Counsellor. yens. W. L. COGSWELL, Merchant, GEORGE KEIM, General Agent for South Carolins. Dr. T. REKHSTJEKNA, Examining Physician. > R. ISSERTKL, GENERAL AGENT FOR CHARLESTON, January 12 6mo n*c Office No. 385 King-Street, cn trleston. S. c. /trttiijen. FERTILIZERS! RHODES' SUPERPHOSPHATE! THE OLD AND LONGEST ESTABLISHED STANDARD MANURE. ORCHILLA GUANO! PERUVIAN GUANO! 0 . ERODES' MANUBE. IN ITS PREPARATION, 18 MADE EQUALLY ADAPTED FOB FAGIN-1 Jaree crops of Cotton. Corn, Wheat, Tooao-o Potatoes and other Boot Crops, lhe Manufacturing Department ls conducted bv Frederick Klett, one of the most s sinful Chemists a; .4 Manufacturers in the United Slates. It ls endorsed, approved ind recommended b> ?il of the mott prominent Chemists and Atrrlcnlturist* la the Southern states. "It can be relied upon s* uniform in quality," always reliable, productive of large crops, and unexcelled by any in the market, in the bigt percentage of "True Fertilising Principles." Price 867 60 cash, or *66 time, with Factor's acceptance, and 7 per cent, interest until 1st Decerr ber, 1869. URCHILLA GUANO-"AA." a One Bird Guino, rich in Phosphates and Alkaline Salts. Pr xe MS, cash, flo time. PERUVIAN GUANO-Warranted pure, and always on hand. Furnished at market prices 'jr cash. Analysis of Rhodes' Standard Saperphosphate of Lime.. Moisture Expelled at 212?.ii.05 Soluble Phosphoric Acid.'?.06 Equal to Phosphate Lime.19.78 Common Phosphoric Acid.18.OS Equal to Bone Phosphate.34.99 Total Phosphates.64.77 Lime with Phosphoric Aoid..?9.68 Sand.00.00 Sulphate of Lime and other Salts not estimated.40.18 100.00 The above analysis indicates a Manorial 8nperphosphate of Lime of the highest grade ordi? narily found in the American market. Its large amount of 8olablo Phosphoric Acid Buppilee an aotive nutriment for the development and maturity of the fruitage. The Sulphuric Add which it contains, by chemical affinity with the elements of most soils, contribute- to its Fer? tilizing Properties. ID show its best effects, this Superphosphate should be applied under and in contact with tire Seed, and with a moderately shallow covering of soil. A. MEANS, Inspector, Savannah, Chatham County, Georgia? G. H. WILLIAMS, Assistant Chemist. February 13th, 1868. We guarantee, that every package of RHODES' STANDARD SUPERPHOSPHATE enan" fully come up to the above analysis. B. M. RHODES & CO., No. 89 SOUTH-STREET, BALTIMORE. February 27 S. RHETT Sc SOJST, AGENTS, CHARLESTON, S. O. ?tp?\k Pitiers. MIDirS HEPATIC BITTERS, THEY CURE DYSPEPSIA, AND AU DIS SAB ES OF IBS STOMACH AND LIVER. tan AM. nrcoMMr.firED BY THI MEDICAL FACULTY. HEGEMAN & CO., AGENTS, NEW TOBE. Haniifactnred by C. F. P?NKNIN, CHOCS? A2T0 APOTHZCAST, OHARJ-.ESTON", B.C. Bale by Druggists Everywhert.'V* Februaiy 15 mwflyr QtlAMFOUlNG AVD HAIR-CUTTING. LADIES AND CHILDREN attended at their residences promptly asa* at reason oblo ratos. fiend orders lo W. E. MARSHALL. Barber, April 14 Ho, 31 BroadHrtm? (op afclm) _Stones._ M. L. FINLEY'S Celebrated Cooking Moves, * PHILANTHROPIST" AND " CTVUAAVf Manufactured at Troy, N. T., and tor sale by D, L. FULL?KTUX AUGUSTA, OA. THESE PH-VES STAND ONBIVsLLED POB euroniy. dur-biUtv, convenience* and the gen? eral pu poe* lo nb ich t oofe'uu 8toves are used. The PB1I ANJBBOPIM is eatrahcav> plated, and bas \-b Drawer; can be mad? into a six boiler bola .tove - has ca*t iron Wi'cr Tank Ralvamzed, or en:imel lined. A strictly tirst-clsss a>to*e. Tts OlVli IAN is ot a neat desipn, and baa a fine largs Oven. Tbl) stove can be bad ?llb tbe extension nark, six bolo?, and reservoir when desired. For run ber ii. formation ap pb' to D. L. FULLERTON, Ja "un ry 3C (mo? Augusta, Qa. ^tiA.u.KSro.v AUHlODLTVR?Ti WAREHOUSE AND SEED STORR. A OS1C?L J ORAL IMPLEMENTS, OA SVEN SEEDS ?tc. GEO. E. PINGRFE. No. 140 Meeting-atreet, charleston. March ii |?rao