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THE ?ALLY SEWS. The Ditter Day. -, Sb? shadow of tome handled 7?n * Valli Oa a mansion quaint and any. Where I, with mingled hopes and fears, Wnispered sweat secreta in the ears Of da* whom now I see through leers. Only th* other day. j u. j . :-!tr..) ?. . ? Ob, Vatrarst t my Margaret I ,1 aa Oft ha rhyme I used to aay, ? Girl witt) the eve? ot violet! . : Howmth?wne.wo*dw*lss wsmet, : ?Mo early flowers with dew were wet, 'Iwas hat the other day. When ?un#et gaies were amethyst, . We to tb? woodlande found our way; At ere our elders played st wbi-1, Asd we, of coule?, wer*serer missed Wb en we stol* oat, and talked and kissed .... Only the ether day. ? . I went aarosa the salt ?ea foam- . We corres ponded- w hue away ; . . Part? X saw, Vienna, Borne, - - Th* BiMge of <? IRO.?, Ht. Peter's dome. And then, with hungry heart, esme home By steam the other day. * My Madge' wa s married to an Earl I . (A gouty one, I'm glad to ssyU . H?r trias? hare the self-same curl; ?/ Ttnwugb rosebud hps I see tbe pearl; But oh t she's not tbe little girl . \ wooed tbs other day. ATFAlMSUr TUE STATE. S pst rta nl> arg. OasM HammoU. ? citizen of Sparta nburg T?4met r who lived in the neighborhood ot ?'CtowpedB-Battle-grouod, died at his residence, , shoat th*-lath instant, io the eightj-tonrth v ?s^3*iiivrttBVil?e Journal says : "Cern and 0 iJlasw 111 m rr flouxishiiuz than ever. During ? f*c*ot Uip to the country we had the pleas* ure of e ia mining some of the crops, and we noticed that the corn ?sd cotton crops of Matins* L McKiu J on ?nd Crawford Easter ling aflS^markabj healthy andvigoronp. The nrftpa'rimerailj aro excellent. With these pros ^j^H^rvfll'^^>T6 reason to hope fora j U' .V-T.-: .' Aaaerson I The Anderson Intelligencer says : 'Two I meatbezav ?I the State constabulary, Jerry E?U&b*m$ ?ad Lem. On mo, of Abbeville Ora fr* .aw Maj last arrested Mr. William j T?sJo?anas>aB^aTespecJah)e^y^ang man of th ie j weinam a^edDear^ Bte veneno** Perry on the I rdeht of theJSth oiMjt^ ' The friends of the aaens^nwfcrrindent of estabuahit g bia ?nno cXTtteJcnd a doubt. Se- was lodged in jail, but wilT?sr?y be brough* beiora Judge Orr, who ie absent, upon a writ of habeas cor aT"e.?jr??ar ocmmsnt upon this arrest I )orabta ruassent, and also refrain from giving natrMpsirtn lin tninj rnrrrrn connected with [ QBSaBW** . "'-f ?aKa^i?'l^l^ilt the t^priatoni. H.T. npftnnsssoatl ttPBrairons to reopen the Smith i i?i^^^^itSI^ ?85$. th? iSaSS. J MMP^1|HI? iuremieble insects in tb? { ?raalMii isWsfan iirrrr ws* m i yoe, a. ?pea- I ?mmxew?tl hah tasen shown da. whtrh is c*c*:shr4stet>?rnd ob tba plante Won cf J. J Lesft&jK TtWfc: frails* from town. We [ fc*j^c$MW' no? going to be uncoja Poetmnsiar G4yte on ijrionday last turned ot?r tbs Camden Post?nica to his successor, I The duneira Journal intima'oe th it the en- J XtktbjOSBt Of tbe militia will begin at an early 1 ?.parr elsie COsMtebfe - H. a. Gray has re- J -oeived the appointments of Deputy United I Ware* Marshal and enrolling officer for Ker- I shaw District. I ?? Uv? Camden Journal, ai'udi'ng to the pro? perty stolen from that town tr, ghermsa's nmnmen?, a full account of which has already I ??ft? posmbJe, such of the gooda aa belong to our I ?3J103 I/^?S*?BWB*,IIA> ?.' I rr. S*mae 1 M. Oxeen bia purchased from Ht. T. W. Davis nia null, located shout one-1 and-a-batf m?e? from tb? city, on the Laurena J .road, together with a residence and one bun-1 dr?d jadtort/vibxp* acres of land, ah io one j tra?, pri^ WOrTc^.0 Tbe purchaser expects to oocupy the place and aW intends inertia-1 ITW t^**agsj^riy af sba; mill ? I The sintefpfLae saje: ''On Monday our City I Council bad a meeting to consider the pro prie ty ? subscribi?!? for, s took .in the Air-Lin* Maihroad. on the condition of ita passing ttusczhaha aiare. and we rekoioe to ann ounce * that it waa dat ermined ta subscribe the sum of I OM hundred thousand dollars by the corpora \?\\^?i^^!^^^ ?xteDt0M '..J. Sumter. The Sumter New? says : "We have taken pains to look at the crops of corn and cotton I aiwa?fiuTOtVi.*nd wu can. truthfully report, chat Doth are looking wed. The cotton although yet anita tonal L looks, healthy, and is I doing well. Tne'uorn presents tbe nest ap-) pea-anoa we nave seen for many a day. There arelmlds wlthm four miles of the courthouse, whabbir?i juald not le*s than thirty bushels to tbe acra,sjkri^aarily good season?irpra \ ibis time forward. Bice is not doing as wen I aa usual-tho month of Jana has boon too dry] .xor rice, and me must always expect that when cotton is doing well, rice will want rain. I Bnqpt? merrere, for rice -would ba too nncb I JbT"cotton. '?' Vfe nave been tofd ' by several j farm ors that they have cotton in bloom, but thc first sent us wari, from the' farm of Joe - Keene, of J3ujebarg, and fully developed." AbbewlUe, mAbbe?07f^aaaar jiayaj ?JJ. J, Wright, Bobert SmaU, B. B. Elliot fcolored,) with Jaran Bryaut, Oeorge J. .Meintire, Joseph I iJa?wii^wbat?.) J."Biter, ruolbred.) being alerk, and J. A. Crews, (white) being messen-1 Ki are now in session 4a-. the court house of i district as ? committee to investigate all matters pertaining to the last Congressional I slectioo. the jaie Soiatciial election, and tbs affairsxii Abbeville Dtarrict generally. Their inv^tiestions are earned on with closed doora, I thoagn tbe matters involved are all of s public nature. One of tue officers ot tbe court who I Had been. spnirucDt.d belate .tao committee to I gi?M?rtArio-y. on proposing to- rater tbe cooat-room afterwards, while another was un- I dergoii.gexamtaatkm,. was. given UM nader-\ stand that ins company was not wanted. Un-1 nert, and to meet the wishes of vf. B. K. Scott, O .vernor, ftc, in o very Tf specL" . ij.Jt'AZAST AI TSE BLONDES. ~\ BM Kx-Aetr?*M nctkoutttea the Tilde Dra ' mn illira Logan's Latest Fnlmlna ira afama tjsas? ?sf tue Period, That spiciest of female writers, Miss Olive Logan, raised a perfect storm among thc 'he arrical profession in New Y jrk City by her de? nunciation ot the demoralizing; tendencies of the modern stage; the alleged pandering pro? pensities of managers and the "creatures With yellow hair and padded limb*.'' who fig. awe so prominently before the'public. Many of tan napers, ene saya, attacked ber publicly and a private; she waa award ad by anonymous Jotters from every quarter; she was even ac nused of having bees one of tbe first to foster the taste she n w condemns. This treatment ia*m$a?dHn? Lagan's ure, and ia Packard's Monthly abe steps for h folly armed and pre? pared Ihr bat tia against the "nude drama" and nil ita attendant evils, which abe tackles with a arpint ana dete. m nation which is wonderful io behold. . ; She waa an actress, says this little woman, nod the u aug bi er ot an. actrcas, but never a "ballet girl or even a Jig dauoer." Though for ?oms years abe had not pl*\ ed a part, s hi she wan ut* snore thor separat! d h om asstoiation wita i ht ? tr.cai people. Sh J has for a. long tuna observed the taste for "nudity" spreading ^'be tbealres. and mourned over ita Jae cow *?n Js forth mia article as a orothexs ah at are not io ceai-e tntil inrcman" has bet n made odious to driven in dis. ra oe from the - _ - to d defiance Miss Logan - ehuK-t".. t^v- fea urea sie massed . ,-a io ore gr. si whole-thc "Leg Ban neW-aid to < aaa ?nd e var, ooo who Ouhbib "f.fi?*''!'?!1' ?^"""U1? ?? She goes after tbs 'rinde Wornau*.liku ibe Iriah xraaSaaiDonijJtt^^ mjtmWKM\ Ct the-padded calves, while ahe bolds the victim by tho yellow hair. "The .Nude Woman' of to-day." she telle ns, "rep? resents nothing bot herself. She runs upon the stage giggling; trots to the foot light?, winks at the audience, rattles off from ber ton sue some stupid attempts at wife, some twaddling aUuaions to Soroeis, or General Grant, or other subject prominent in tho pub? lic eye, and is always pecu'iarly and emphati? cally herself-the woman, that is, whose name is on the bills in large letters, and who consid? ers herself an object of admiration to. the spectators. The sort of ballet-dancer Who figured in the Black Crook is paralleled on the stage o? every theatre io this city except one, at tnis time. She no longer excites attention. To create a proper and profitable sensation in the breast of roan, she no longer suffices. Something holder most be devieed-some tbmgthat shall utterly, eclipse aDd outPtrip her. Hence the Node Woman of tooday, who outstrips her m the broadest sense. And, as if it were not enough that she should be al? lowed to co unhi88ed and anrotten-egged, she must bo baptised with the honors ot a profes? sion for which Shakespeare wrote. Managers recognize ber as an actress, and pay ber Bums ranging from fifty to a thousand dollars a week, according to her value io their eyes, ^actresses, who lore virtue better than money, are driven into the street by her, and it be? comes a grave and solemn question with hun? dreds of honorable women what they shall do to earn a livelihood. I tay that it is nothing less than an insult to tue members of the drama t o profession that these nude women should be classed among actresses, and bold possession of a majority bf our theatres. Their place is tbe concert saloons or circus tents. Theatres are for artists." This will do for the woman, though it ia not a tenth ' that is Bald of her? The managers then come in for their share. ot castigation. They, she says, deny that gestions are asked bf applicants for sn nations similar to those shs put in ber for? mer communication. She docs not pretend to give the exact questions asked, but their pur? port is unmistakable, and an instance is cited to prove this fact-. She tho3 says, "if the above instance does not indi :ato managerial require? ments sufficiently, take these statements from managerial Ups: "Devil take your legitimate cramai I tell you, if I can't draw the crowd otherwise, I'll put a woman on my staue with? out a rag on her." So said a manager of this city in the hearing of a dozen people; and the disgusting remark was bandied about from mouth to month, as if it had b jen wit. A pro? prietor of one of Ibo theatres above named, where a legitimate play waa running without paying expenses, rubbed bis dry old bands to? gether and said: 'Aha l we must have some ot those fal young women in this piece to make it draw."' With this parting hit, Miss Logan lakes leave of the managers. Where her next poi at of attack will be made, she does not Bay, Pos? sibly she means to turn her attention to the public, who co out ena nco such exhibit iocs. Wherever abe may go iii this direction, she will find a fair field for th? exercise of her talent for invective, and it is to be boped will meet with final success in her efforts to effect so commendable a reform in public amusements. (trararrriot ! .Cnn ri eaton Colton nan t: ice tn strict i. JJfilOt QT IBB CU AKLKS'l ON DAUA MtWe, j e : UtTABusioa. Eric av Evening, Jons 25. j i Corrow.-There was a moderate inquiry, bat the business was light In the absence of stock, pri.-ei j ^010? Meady.- Saks aoout 100 balea, via: 6 at j 13 at 29; 10 at 29? ; 28 at 83;6 tt 30? ; 81 at SI. We quote: . . - LTVXLPOOL (XiSBiriOATIOV. Ordinary to flood ordinary.28?fc29? Usar middling..SO &S0? MiddHng..a e By New York classification we quote: KiddllnBV..Sli?C? Ricx.-Tte market for tais grain waa steady, with rather a good demand at unchanged rates, ?ales sbpntBO tierces of clean Carolina, via: 30 tierces at 6 Si; 1 at 7j?; 25 ai T J, ; 35 at 8c ?> lb. We quote comason to lair olean Carolina at 7?@7?c; rood 6? .MO* a. ______ M ar teeta by Telegraph. FOREIGN HABXBTS. ' Lossow, Jone ? -Noon - Sororities unchanged. LIVISPOOL, Juna aa-Noon.-Cotton Brm; quota? tions unchanged; isles 12,000 bales; sales of the week 83.000 bales, of which 10,000 were for export and 11,000 for sp?culation ; stock 888.000 bales, ot Which 213.000 bales sra American; stock afloat,. HMM bales, of which 79,000 bales are Ame. i?an. i j Evening.-Cottpa quiet; . uplands 12?d; Orleans. ?3j?d; eales 1XC00 biles. ?j BAVBX, June 25 -Cotton brm. ! r_DOMESTIC HA BEETS. Nti? ?OBX, Jnue.36-N?oc_Stocka strong. Mo-' Bey 7, with 1-32 conuaivion. (lo d 373? r-teriing 9?. Cotton s:eady at 33c. lurt entine 42*42?c. tobin Brm; [trained S380a23?. 1 avvenicg.-Money earfer at 7. Stet ling firmer at 9?. Gold 37?. Cotton very dru; sales 2500 balea; nv dj lings 33c, Tioax I0u20c lower. Wheat 2a3c lower during tbs ?layV. Corn-- closed active and firmer. Meas pork heavy at 13*33?. Oroeerles - steady. Naval stores quiet and unchanged. I BiXTTMOaE. June 2>-Jot;on very firm at 33 aS3?c. nour .weaken Wheat lower ; -cho ce red ?J. 78. Com closed weak; Provisions quiet and un. changed. Whiskey flat at tl 08*1 0?. .. ? CINCINNATI, Juno 23,-Whigs ey dull ?Bad .unset tied at 93c; no buyers. Weis pork a^ ?32 75*33; no sales. Bacon nommai at quotation*; ?boulders Ito; ?.dee 17?RI8C Lard held at 19?c. Br. Louis, Jan? 25.-Me^s pork ??3i3L Bacon, shoulders 14 ?c ; clear sides 18?c. Whiskey 96a Louisvuxa,- Jon? 28.-Provisions quiet Mess pork $3J 75. iaeon, shoulders I4?c; clear sides J3?c Whiskey 94c, WILMLSOTO.X, Jane 26.-Spirits turpentine, quiet j at 37;,c. Bosin quiet at $18lia6, Cr a de turpentine unchanged. Tzrt9 2S, - AUQCSTA, Jone 28-Vtrketflrm; sales 136 bales; receipts 86 bales; middlings 3lc Cotton crop ac eonsfe from ail parts of the > tate kvorable. : SAVANNAH, Jone 26.-Market qalie aolive; mid? dlings Sic; sades6(9 bales; reeeiptsl30 hales.: Hemxx, Jone 26.-Beoatpta ot the week 688 bales; exportsi to Great BnUin none; coastwlae 331} bales; stock 13,847 oalo-'; aalei ot ta* week 800 bales'; sa'.ea to-day 200 bales; mirket.nrm; low middlings SOc; receipts 101 balea; exports 1386 bales. ' \ Nsw OBLEAS s, . Jane 25.-Receipts to-day 240 hales; tor the weak 1838 balee gross tad 1182 bales Mt; exports to-day 107* bales; lor the week to Great Britain 7616 bake; to Vera Crux' 383 bates; coast? line 6417 biles;.stock 17,8*1 balee; sales to day : bale?; sales fut tte weak 1060 balea; middi'ngu 31 ?c. Gold 38?a38Aj^terhng 60?a6L New Mt sight ? premium Sugar ea Bi e. ; common 9?al0?c;. prime 13?c. Molasses steady; lermen Ung 40*64c, - Cotton OoodaMarktt MANCHESTER, June ll.-The effect which might have been expected trom the alteration in the rai e ff discount is tost ou thia market n cons?quence of the recent heavy tocal (aliares which have cast a | gloom or the moment ov<-r cummerolal transactions, ile market lor sh.ppinyarns bas been very qul<-t; bat there is no cnauge to note whati-ver m prices, and spinners, being well un er engagements, oro nit atixiuns to eff ct sales which wou.d involve an . concession. Cou y>rnafortbe home trade ate rot in mu.h c.emano ; tLe uneaeinees causeo by the late failures bavu g had a djpree-ing elect, '-ut this is looked uren ?s a a n ely tempuriry shadow upon the market, and producers coutiuue to ho.d (heir goods wi.h considerable fl m. ess ai the quotation, i here is uo ebsnite of importance in tho viotti mar? ket, tither sa to puce or <o tue atate ot business since Tuesday- Ru ere continue to bold back, an sell?is find it difficult to o utan iflVrs. HOT tho mort part m anu?a c tm? s co Mime firm in their quota? tions, nut in sou e ca?-es a d sire .o realize a ?y lu duce * slight ron ct ?-on tn price sn sppreheusive fee mg sneiug in m the recent talares of Missie. Live, ry A i Horpe .nd of Mes rs. F. Lt>h A f?on las c u-wl addiuot al dullness and depression, sud th- business eff oed in cioth to day has been within ve y narrow limits. Ute New York Bice Market. Th* New Yor .J ur MB. of commerce ol Wednes? day, Jaue 23, H ates: Tho demand trom tbe out-of-town dealers con? tinues to beitood. aud witta J re?uc d stock price are in > tie seller's lav ir. o me fifty tleic-a have becu sold We quote r ? .9c lor Carolina. Bansoon ls. du I sud Dil es ?re nominal. The ou-y inquiry ls ItetlBBll paresis for boam u>e. sud tbeee aie rarely . officient io make quo attona* 200 usg? so.dat7?a 8a currency, Lot-in bona> are quited at a?.???. geld. a> poi ts f<T tbe week, 2J6 ohis; exports irom January 1, 294 tea aod 20*7 ibis; exports aau.e Unie last year 220 ca and 9110 br.ls. The New > ort Vegetable Mari et. The Hs* i'ork Journal of Commerce, or Wednt s dt , Jane ?2,1ayi : j he marat t ts weil supplied. Bermuda p?talo* 8 tn bei hui av $9 10 per b l; rierniud 4 tomatoes bave i na out ; do onlous ar* > carce and firm st *4u4 60 uer bul, an- 4*5-; pe. lb in bumpers Norfolk tem it es 86 per bu. hal; caar eaton and S-van. an do Sd pe. bushel; Norfolk cucumbers (3 60a4 per crate; v. harloston and f-avancah do ll 50a2 do; Charleston Hut Norfolk potatoes S3a4 per bbl ; Norfolk airing beana $8*2 25 per bbl; Norfolk applea t2*3 per bbl; -aguache* t? per bbl; ?Sea- Jersey atring beans, first the season, S3 60per bbl; LOUR Island peat S2a 3 66 per bs*; strawberries 20a2Cc per quart tor extra, 18a20c tor good. "te3><c lor half pints, bulled; cher? ries lOalSc per rb. Nashville Market. NAB H TULE, June 23.-Cori OK-Af er a week of creat buoyancy the market at the close is very dull, with a downward tendency We qnoie: Ordinary 26; good ordinary 27*4*38; low Quodling 28^a29c. To-day was the dullest of the season. . KASHVUXX COTTON STATEMENT Stock ou h md september 1,1868.60 Received to-day. 26 Received previously.61,660-51,686 Total. 51,645 Shipped to-day. 00 Shipped previously.50.6C6-60.606 Stock on hand.1 039 < Coaur-The demand is considerably iu advance of j the supply, but our d tarers are shipping as rapidly as possible, and when the day closes there is hardly a crain lett In any of our warehouses. Our millers and dMillers manage to keep even by average daily receipts. ihe shipments .today embraced 2700 bushels, at 83 and 86 cents, sacke i and delivered in depot. WHBAT-During the week the wheat market bas opened with a slight degree of animation on a baals of 90 cents for Mediterranean, $1 tor red and amber, am $110 for Boughton. We hear, however, ol one of our millers who refuses to operate at these figures, believing that prices will decline to 76 and 85 cents. Dp to this time the sales for early delivery account to upwards of 6000 or 7000 bushels. The purchases to-day included 3225 bushels, at the above figures. HABXXX-Ihe new crop is coming in, and com? mands $1 26 per bushel, Wilmington Morset. WILMINGTON, June 24.-T?BPENTIHE-We are wi'hont sales to report. 37J{o were offered bat re? fused, holders demanding 38c. ROSIN -Sales ot 426 bbls at $1 80 for strained, SI 95a2 10 mr extra Ko, 2, and $2 75, td 76a4 00 for Ho. 1. CBUSX TUBPENTTSX.-Salea of 365 bbls at 18 00 for virgin and 92 66 fe soft TAB.-60 bbls were received and so d at (2 25. Interior Cotton Market*. SELMA, Jone 22.-Ko sales for want ot cotton offering. TUBB.VILLE, June 23.-None offering, buts good article would bring 2?^c. MON IGOMEBT. June 23.-Cotton market quiet ; little doing. We quote low middling at 28Xa28X. COLT7MBU?, June 23.-There was hardly anything j doing snd little or no inquiry Low middlings were quoted nominally at 28J<; middlings 29a29>?c. Ware nouse sales since estuxdsy 113 hales; receipts 40 bales; shipments 148 bales. MACON, Jons 23.-lhere was only a limited de? mand to day wiih inti- ottering. Not enough done to establish quotations, which, consequently, are omitted. Receipts to-diy 2 bales; eh'pments SO tales: sales 16 bales; stock en baud 666 ba es. CHARLOTTE, June 21.-Mece our hut report cot? ton has ad van -e. i fully ic. i he stock in tbs neigh? borhood being nearly exhausted bolders are unwill? ing to make emref sions We quote the market Ann at 27,*; to 29c- the la ter price lor selected lota, aales lor the week about 60 bal- a Consignees per soutn < alouarn ti au ros o Jane 85. Ill bales Cttton, 31 hales Domestic, 18 packages Fa?on 862 aacka corn. To Kailroad Agent, Pelser, Rodgers A fo, J BE Sloan, GW Williams Ai Co. ti B ii alter A Co, Johnston, Crews 4c Co, tirseser s -mith. h J WISH, Kirkpatrick A Witte, J Hurkamp, EDO Kracke, BJ ec te A Schacht*, B O'Neill, Ilde mann a Coi, Buhrle k Rob dee, Goldsmith it fion, J Adger A: Co, and C LiUchgi. Passengers. . Per steamer Pilot B y, from Bluffton, vis Bean, fi rt, Ac-J Hancock, v A Chapman, M J lay. J W Walker, ff A ru*ns, Miss LAE gi ord, Miss Bo tumo, W A Jackson ans wife, D Thomas and wi e, J Hop? kinson, Ur W a ev, Major J Jenkins, B O Ct rie'ie, EC seabrook, a J Usn, Mrs Ephraim dart, J F Townsend, wile and daugb'er, J E e. dinga, wile, child and ser vin?. > M Bailey, and 12 deck. Per steamer St Helena, from td is to and lockville Mr Lndoviski, Miss Jenkins, Miss Fripp, snd 4 on deck. JBarttf Iros. Port ot Chi.rlHsion. June ?6. FOHT CAXiKJiJJAK. FHA AS Ol tVS MOON. Last Quarter, 2d, 2 jours. 1 n.iniite, mo:nlng. New Moon, 9th, 10 coure, 43 minute?, event Lp. First Quarter, 10th. 9 hours, 0 oilnutes, ?venin*. Full jMfcj. Md, 8 boora 19 MMHti munumi. 21 Moo-.).... 4..64 i 22 Tue? ri nv. 4.. 64 33 Wednesday.; 4. .64 34 luursday...: 4..S4 25 Fr: da v. ....j 4..?4 .16 Saturday...! ..4.JB 37 onndjv.' 4. 66 r.. 9 i 7.. 10 7..10 7.. 10 ?..10 7..10 7..10 3.. 59 Bises fi. .68 7.. 62 S..40 ?..34 10.. 3 Arrived Y ?stet dav. Pilot boat John B Wilder, Smith, Savannah-on a cruise. .-teamer Pilot Boy, Peck, Blufftoo, via Beaufort and H th tm Head. -Mdse and sundries. To J Fergu? son, A Gage & Co. J Adger A Co, B C Adams, W C Courtney A Co. H C Borertaorn. and W A Boyle. Steamer St Helena, hUiott, Edlsto and Rockville. Mdse and S on dd es. -Io JE Murri y, Kiowa* a & Howell, J C U ehussen, S McOorty, H ??abroo*, Ciaolua A Witte, W Onmey, ann u B Hoppcek st Co. Received from Weat Point Mill-25 tierces Rice. To T H A W Dewe**. Sailed Yesterday. Seer Nettle Biohardton, Dav s, Boston. u\ Cleared tor tbls Port. 8team>blp Magnolia, Crowell, at New Tork, June 33. Shipnews by ? e'tarrapii. PAVAKNAH, June SS-arrived, tbe Sophia from Naasju. Cleared, the tug OF Geary for New Tork; Celeste for Barbidoea. LIST UP VtSSKI.x UP, CL S ? BED A ND SAILED FOR t HIS POk T. FOREIGN X.1VEBPOOL. Tbe Hannab Lissie, Fergueon, cleared.May 20 The Minnie, Roc cr teen, sailed.May 13 DOMESTIC aosioit. Brig Americas, Band, up.June 9 Sehr Frank Palmer, Latham, c'eired.May 31 BO SPORT, lift. Brig Manzanillo, (-pear, sailed.June 13 Brig Monica, MoCobb. sailed.Jone 6 OOLDSBOBO', ME. Sehr V ..Oocity, Pink ham. sailed.June 15 "sw teas Steamship Magnolia, Crowell, cleared.June 23 Brig a biadsbaw,-, np.June 21 Sehr Clara W Elwell, Childs cleared.June 12 Sehr Gracot'U ton, Otis, cleared.Janell Boor X D Wilder, Heather, e'ear-d.June 9 Sehr M fi laber, Aldrich, cleared.Jone 5 behr Rockingham, Nickeraon, cleared.June 9 Vehr S H <-ady, Small, cleared...,.Jnne 21 Sehr C S Grove. Weaver, cleared.Jane 16 Sehr Wm L S; rings. Halsey, np.Jane 17 Sehr Mary 8tow, Bankin, c ea-ed.Jone 19 PHILADELPHIA Brig Josie A De vt rena. Clark, cleared.June C i '. BALTIMORE. . Scbr Midori, Hubbard, cleared.June 10 Sehr B J Palmer, .-moot, cleared.June 20 * ROS AD ALIS. Sold by GOODRICH. WrAtf.ll AM ??te CO.. Direct Importers ?? European Drugs and Chemicals, May8 etutblvr CHARLESTON. H. c. JAMBS KNOX.JOHN GILI. J? N 4* X ?St OIL. Ii, Cotton Pact ors AND GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Ao 135 SMITH'S WHARF. BALTIMORE, CONSIGNMENTS OK COI TON. BICK, Ac. RE? SP rfu i LT solicited, and liberal advances made ti rn. Orders for OUBN and B*CON p om ot tv ev - . .' ..... -i .>-.!,-, 7n,o. wn. is jj m . AI. at TO v A \ s, 11"KN KR AND DEALER IN 1VOBT, Aid Maoufaeluierof BILLIARD BALLS AND CUBS, AND IMPORTER OF BILLIARD CLOTH. CUSA, Latter Chalk, and Billiard Merchandise in general. Wo. 89 Pulton-street, ,\tw Tork. Mry 1 m sCmoB j- -HgriiiiliutaC. FARMER'S FPU EIST 3D. POCKET COEN SHELLER. Malleable Lon, Coppered. HOUSMAN'S IMPROVED PATENT, 1866. WEIGHT.O.MV ONE POUND. BEIN5 THE OWNER OF THE PATENT BIGHT OF THE PTATES OF GEORGIA AND NORTH ' CAROLINA, cnn Counties of Charleston, Barnwell, Colleton, Beaufort, Georgetown, Williamsburg, B?rry, Marion, Clarendon, Min ter, Darlington, Kershaw, Lancaster, * heaterfleld sud Marlboro', Scuth Carolina, of this small, cheap and very valuable Invention, I oner them to the public aa one of the best of the age, and can recommend them with confidence. Connty Bights loi sale on reasonable terms, and the little jewels furnished to owners of Connty Rights and to Merchants at such prices as will enable them'to make large profits, ?nd at retail Lc the principal Hardware dealers in the eily. May 27 C. N. AVERILL, No. 68 East Bay. tbstulmo gb;a?, (?Husmeare, (Elf. CROCKERY, CHIM AND GLASSWARE, A LARGE AND WELL SELECTED 8TOCK, IMPORTED DIRECT FROM 1HE POTTERIES IN EUROPE TO CHARLESTON. FOB SALE AI dVot- 255 KING-STREET, CORNER OP BEA UFAIN, WHERE FAMILIES CAN BE SUPPLIED WITH EVE BY ARTICLE IN THE ABOVE LINE BY May 2? WILLIAM Gk WHILDEN & CO. sao tu thal mo jR-jnraiur. GUARDIAN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK. Organized in 1859. All Policies non-Forfeitable. Hali Loan Taken. No Notes Required LAST CASH DIVIDEND 50 (FIFTY) PER CENT. Statement. Policies in force.V...."..$25,000,000 Assets. . 1,600.000 Annual Income. 800,000 L?seos Paid.. 500,000 Officer*. W. H. PECKHAM. Presiden'. H. T. G AH AG AN, Secretary. L. McADAM, Actuary. G. A. FUDICKAB, Superintendent. Directors. Hon. JOHN A. Dix, New York. E. V. HACOHWOCT, Firm E. V. Haugh went i Hon. JAMES HARPER, Firm Harper A Bros., Co. ex-Mayor New York. Wai. WILSENS, Firm W. Wilkens A Co. 3(iHK J. GRANE. Preeident Bank Republic. JULIUS H. PHATT, Merchant. Wy. T. HOOKER. Wall-street. Wu. W. WRIOBTT, Merchant. Wu. M. VERUILTE, Banker ( Vermily dr Co.) CHAS. J. STABS, Merchant. CHAS. ?. ROCKWOOD, Cashier Newark Banking WILLIAM ALLEN, Merchant. Company. GEO. W. CUTLER, Banker, Palmyra, N. Y. Hon. GEORGE OPDVKE ex-Mayor of New York. GEO. T. HOPE, President Continental Fire In MINOT C. MOROAK. Banker. suranco Company. THOMAS RIQNET, Firm Thomas Bigney A Co. JOHN H. SHERWOOD. Park Place. BENJ. B. SHERMAN, .treasurer Nen York Steam WALTON H. t> TCKHAM, Corner 5th Avonue air ^tingar B?flmog Company. ? . -. Iwenty-thira-atreet. A AEON ARNOLD Firm of Arnold, Constable A Co. EDWARD H. WRIGHT, Newark, N. J. RICHARD H. BOWNE, Wetmore A Bowne, Law- GEO. W. FARLEE, Counsellor. jere. W. L. Coos WELL, Merchant. UEORUE KEIM, General Agent for'South Carolina. Dr. Ti IlKb..% STJK K > A . Kiamtnlng I'tiysictan. R. ISSERTEL. GENERAL AGENT FOR CHARLESTON, January 1? Brno nae offlee No. 993 K?iag-Street. Charleston. S. c. Safes. MARVIN'S PATENT Alum & Dry Plaster FIRE PROOF SAFES Are mort d?sirable for quality, finish and price. .. MARVIN'S SPHERICAL BURGLAR SA F E S Cannot be Sledged! Canjiot be Wedged ! Cannot be Drilled! BANK VAULTS, VAULT DOORS, EXPRESS BOXES, FAMILY PLATE SAFES, COMBINATION LOCKS Picaec send for a catalogue to MARVIN & CO., (oldest safe manufacturers) T, . . , (965 Broadway, New York, w "S?. ?721 Chestnut St., Phik. Warehouses (108Barik Stt, Cleveland,? And for sale by our agente in the principal cities throughout United State* FOB SALt bi WM. M, BJ RD ft CO., No. 203 EAST BAY, CHAI'.LfcVIUi. December 29 ayr Prags, (Ehfmif?is, Of tc. Q U I, o as B , snPEDIOR TO TBE BEST IMPORTED CO I OG.NE WATER, manufactured and sold wholesale and retail by Dr. B. B tER. Jone 21 No. 131 Meeting-street. D VU UT'S PROPHYLACTIC FLUID. Letter fron Son. AU?. H- St-phent, of Giorgia.. OBAWFOBDSTILXJ:, Qa . September 29. 1868. Darby's Propbylaetlo F.uld lean article of little cot. bat crest rame. Hs domestic as well aa medi? cinal tites are numercup, while its specialties are most wonderful I bave not been without it lor ten j ear*, and no. hoad ol a family who can afford to hare it should be without it. ALES. H. STEPHENS. THC WON DE II F LL FAMILY .UK DI. OINK. Letter from the Surgeon-General of the late Confeder? ate States. RICHMOND, Va.. January li, 1869. JOH* DARBY A Co., No. 160 Willi am-s: reef, New York: Qfutlem-n-I hare recelred your letter of the 15th or December, 1866, callina my attention to your (Darby's Prophylactic) Finia. I most rheerioUy auto that the Fluid was (urnlsb ed to, and extensively u?ed by, the surgeons in charge of general hospitals in the Confed?rale ser? vice with crest benefit to the par tenis-all the sur geoi s makins a favorable report-a great deal of it was use') io tne hospitals. Very respectfully, your obedient servant, BaM'L PUEsTON MOORE, M. D, THE ASTONISHING DISINFECTANT. EMOBT COLLEGE, OTJOBD. GA., December 28.1868. Prof. DARBY. Lear Sir- Having nor bt-en en? gaged for mauy years in the active duties of the Medical profession. I am cnly superficially acquaint ed with tbe cla'ms ef your Prophylactic Fluid, but am well ac qui in ted with its chemical eleu enta While, therefore, I cannot speak experimentally of the value of the compuund vee the disinfect>ng and therapeutic properties of the : o nt- om eyed in its compontion, together with the well knowu reputa? tion jf its discoverer, os a chemist, authorize me to regard ita merit- as ot a hi. h order; oa the whole it must be < om-tdcred ns a vnluahle contribution to the cluea of articles to which it bet nee. Thee v rw.-, I may add, are sustained hy the testi? mony oi many c mpetent judges, who Lave lesud its pi opetties. Relieve me, dear air. Yours, respectfully, A. Mi-ANS, M.D., LL. D. COI KS BURNS. WOCfiDS. ?TINGS, Oie. ALABAMA INSANE HOBPITAI* ) TOSVALOC-SA December 22. 1868. ) Mesan, JOHN DABB? it Co., No. 160 WuTUm-street. New York: Ge> tienten-I receive! your circntors of the 1'th instaut, asking an exprc-sion ot' opinion from me as to tho merits of your Pro; hjlactic Flu d. J be pre? paration has been BogueraUy used by the profrs eion and public at large, and so universally esteem? ed that it seems to me to need uo further rt com? mendation. AS a disinfectant and reme liai agent too. when in? di cat d, it is not excell'd bi any similar preparation. We use permeanganic prepaaiions very extensively in this hi fip'tal, and cou d not do without them. I consider you>s tae best and most elegant pu parti? tion of the kind manufactured. ReapecUuliy yours, Ac, P BRICE. M. D., Sup't and Physician Alabama insane Bospital. DO WI I J & MOISE. WHOLE-ALE DH UGO I SIP, May 2") tutbe3moB /gents for South Carolina. OSADALiIS Purifies the Blood. For Sale by Druggists Everywhere. July 28 pac ijt B ffrifls, (HftmMs, (ftc. ECAABFVL WHAT MEDICINES YOU TAKE. WHEN YOU A BF EX B A U?TED BT OVEKWOBK of bead or hand, and feel the need of somethirg In* vis. oral lng, don't drink whiskey or any intoxicating thing, whe. her trader the name of Hitters or other? wise, .'.neb articles give just a-1 much strength to your weary bod' and mind as the whip gives to the jaded horse, and no more. Alcoholic stimulants are lu jan one to Nerve health, ana are ALWAYS followed bj DEPRESSING REACTION. Dodd's Nervine and Invigorator is a TONIO and GENTLE STIMULANT which is NOT attended by REACTION. Wnat it gains for yon it maintains. Whenitrefrerbes body or mind, lt refreshes wi<h natural strength that comes to stay. We are not recommending teetotalism in tee interest of any faction; ont long and extended observan teaches us that he wbo resorts to the bottle for rest or r?cup?ration, will find, as he keens at it, that he is kindling a fire in bia bones which wiil consume like the flames of perdition. Turn from it. Take a tonio that will refresh , and not destroy. DODD'S NERVINE ls for palo by all Drupelets. Price One Drllar. Sse Book of Certificates that accompanies each bettie. June 36 ry H ES BEST IN USB, LINN'S VEGETABLE PILLS, FOB SALE BT ALL DBUG0IST8, Atti) BT W. X. LINN, Druggist, Corner of Coming and Cannon streets. June ll Imo* Q_ J. L, TJ H N , WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST AND APOTHECARY S. E. Corner of King and John-St*. SPECIAL AND PERSON AL ATTENTION GIVEN TO PHYSICIANS' PRESCR PTIONS. DZ Ai EB TN FOREIGN AND tOMESTIO DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICAL, FANCY GOODS, PERFUMERIES, SOAPS, PUFF3 AND PUFP\ BOXES, TOILET SETS, dc PATENT MEDICINES GENUINE BAT HI M. LUHIS'S COLOGNE li UNSUBPASSED BT ANY OTHES. A TRIAI WILL REPAY YOU. GERMAN COLOGNES. L?HN'? FLAVORING EXTRACTS Have no equal for strength and purity, and ought to be used by all SODA WATER DEA LER8 AND ICE CREAM MANI FACIUBEBS. Mr. E. H. JACKSON, Propiietor of the Charleston Hotel, aays: "I recommend your Extracts without hesitation to the public for Ice Cream?, Jellies sad Pastry." Mrs. H. M. BuLTXsrrxxn, Proprietress of the Pa? vilion Hotel, says: ' They are well worthy the atten? tion of those who deal in them or use them " These Extracte are put np ia small -rials, by the dozen, for the trade and family use, and In pint, quart and half gallon bottles fer manufacturers. Congress and High Kock Spring Waters CONSTANTLY ON HAND. Any art'ele desired, not in Stock, w'll be procured to order. Goods delivered in the city FREE OF CHARGE. June 8 D*C ruths Smo Tin I SOU'S TOBACCO ANTIDOTE. Warranted to Remove all Desire for Tobacco. It ls Purely Vegetable and contains | nothing Injurious. Tho following is one of thousands of testimonials that are daily received by th? Manufacturen RicHM' KD. VA-, November 38, 1868. DEAS FIB-The "Tobacco tatldote." prepared by yon accorolng to the leeeiptyou have submitted to me, and the Ingredients ot which I have examined, is purely vegetate, entirely bai mles*, snd contains nothing in the least Injuiions. It is not disagreeable totbetaste, ?nd as a home article, I hope you will meet with ready sale lor it, and I believe that if the directions are lollowed, it will do all you claimed tor it, JOBN DOVE, M. D. US' Price GO cents per Bot. The usual discount to the Trade. MW For sale by Dr. H. BAER, WHOLESALE AGENT FOB SOUIH CAROLINA. June 7 Imo QITRATE OP MAGNESIA. A GOOD COOLING SUMMER MEDICINE, MAD! fresh every day, by DB. H. BAER, May 36 No. 131 Meeting-street. T ME BISHOP PILLI TUE BISHOP PILL ! THE BISHOP PILLI A Purely Vegetable Pill isugar-Coated.; "COSTARV BISHOP PILI, "Is of extraordmzry efficacy Tor Costiveness, Indi* gestion, Dyspepsia, Headache, Netvous Debility, Liver conplaint." -Toe best PILL in thc world." Medical Journal, September 8. THY THEM! THY THEM! 4S~ Ail Druggists in CHARLESTON ?eil them. "COSTAJR'S " STANDARD PREPARATIONS ABS "Costar's" Kat, Roacn, Ac. Externar*, "Cottar's" Bed Bag Exterminators. <'Costar's" lonlypurei Insect Powder. "Only infallible Remedies known." .18 year, established in New York." "20C0 Boxes and Flask? manufactured daily." ..111 Beware 11 i ef spurious imitatioue." "All Druggists in OB AHLUMON sell them." For $1, %1, %i and $5 sizes, Address "COSTAK." COMPACT, No. 13 Howard-street. Hew Y ort. Sold tn CHARLESTON, & C., by eOOOKlCII, WIS EM AX dil CO. March 33 DM lyr i Apothecary and Chemist. No. 133 Meeting-street CHARLESTON, S. C. rjlHJE ADVEBTP'EB BEGS TO CALL ATTBN nON to bis i tock of the best Imported and Domes? tic : CHEMICALS, DRUGS* AMD PATENT MEDICINES. DEATH TO FLIES. USE LIGHTNING LIGHTNING LIQ BINING LIGHTNING FLI PAPER FLT PAPER FL ir PAPER FLY PAPER. SURE AND SPEED? DESIB?CH0N Tv> THIS TROUBLESOME VISITOR. KUH SALB BY THE SHEET, QUIRE OR REAM? BY THE ADVJBRTXSBXi. MANUFACTURER OF PANK NI N'S HEPATIC BITTERS, Which hare eftahbfhed for themselves a reputation surpassed by Done. Through constant effort and attention he loves to merit a continuance of tbs po bile patronage which has hitherto been extended to him. February IS tutbslyr Jj^R , O. S. FRVPHITT'B FAMILY MEDICI N ?ES 0QH818TTNG OT BIS OSLKBBATKD: LIVER MEDICINE, ANODYNE PAIN KULI IT, ANTI-BILIOUS PILLS, AGUE PILLS, Dysentery Cordial, Female Tonie i AND PURIFYING PILLS. TBE EXCELLENT BEMEDIES OF O. S. PBO PHITT, M. D., need no recommendation their well known power in removng the diseases pe? culiar to our Southern climate haring already estab? lished fot them an enviable reputation ia Georgi? and the adjoining btates. As the majority ot persons living m the South are predisposed to dl?eese of the Liver, lt is granted by all intelligent physicians that most of the pains and aches ot our people are dos to OK tole or lunctienal derangement of that impor? tant organ. Prophitt'e Liver Medicine and ?uti Bilious Pilla strike directly at the root of the evil. Thiv cure the Liver, which in nine cases out of'erv la at the bottom of the Cou?ba, Dyspept-ia, Colic, Sick Headache. Bheumatism, Con.tipatlon, Men* strual Obatrncticns, Ac, co common among our people. Earache, Toothache, Acute Bbeamstiam, Neuralgia snd bodily pains of every kind flee before PKOPHITT'S PAM K.1X.L LT like chaff before the wind. PROPHITT'? LIVER MEDICINE. Dr. rrophiit- Eaung used this medicine suffi? ciently long to test its virtue, ? nd te satisfy my ovo mind that it ls an invaluable remedy for Dyspepsia -a disease from which the writer has sn tiered much for six years-and being persuaded that hundreds who now suffer from thia annoying complaint would te signally bene?tted, aa he has been, by its use, we i deem it a duty we owe to thia unfortunate class to recommend to them the nae of this remedy, which baa (riven tot only himself but several members of his family the greatest relief. M. W. ARNOLD, Of the Georgia Conference. DOOLT Comm, GA, April, 1867. i This is to certiiy Ibat I was confined to the house, and most of the tire to my bed, and tufl>ring the greatest agony imaginable with Bbeomatism, for Uve months, and arter trying every available reme , dy, with no relief, I wa? cured with two bottles ct I Dr. O. 8 Fropnltt's Anodyne Pam Kill Ii, each cost* f in? tfty cents only; it rel: et ed me almost instantly. I therefor* recommend lt in the highest degree to others fuffering from similar dise at. I can say ( that it is one ol the best family medidnos now ont, certain. Yours truly, W. A. FOREHAND. COVXNOT05, GA., July 9,1867. I Pr. Prophxi-Having used y< ur Liver Medicine for more than a year in my family, i cheenuliy re? commend it to all persons ?-uffering from Liver af? fections. JSyspepsia or Ind g.ttlon in any form. I \ also recommend your Dyteutery Cordial as the best rem* dy for that disease. O. T. ROGER?. '^TANFOET VILLE, PUTNAM COUSTT, Ott 1, 1867. Dr. O. S. Prophut-Di%T Sir-J hi? ia tocerbfy that I have used yuur Acue Pills for the Issi ten jere, and 1 have never tailed to cure -he Ague In a single instanco with them. They alwiys break the chills the flrbt day that i hey are elven. I can recom? mend them as heine the -est ague medicine that I have i var found, and they leave no bad effects follow? ing them, as Quinine Ac. Yours respectfully. A. WESTBROOK. PUTNAM <~OTTNTJ. GA. september 32, 1?68. Dr. 0. S. PrcphiU-^v-l have u>ed for the last two years in my family von- Liver Medicine, you Puln Kill It, and yon Female Torie, and I bave no fen a in saying that they are the best medicnes I have e> er nstd for the Liver am N tomar h Neara gc and Rheumatic afflictions, Beadache, Colic, and pains of every kind are subdued by them. After using the medioine? solong, I cheerfully recommend them to aty aiid every one, and to all ; hat are afflicted, as the best and safeat remedies for all the diseases for which th> y sre recommended, 4c Yours respectfully, JAMES WRIGHT. 1 DR. PH OPHI Tl 'S FEM ALE TONIC. Thia -Vedtctne, ?itti its st-coctate*, le a safe and ceitaln remeoy for all curable diseases IQ whicb Fe? males alone are liable, ft ls alto an excellent pre? ventative of Nervous Blinoneca, or Nervous Dis? eases in either male or ie:t ale It ts a powerful If er? vine Tonic, setting up a full and free eJKljboJD throughout the svsiem. Ml of the above Medicine, sold by Pros gi ats and Merchants generally .hrooghout the > on th weal. ED. S. BURNHAM. Wholesale and Retail Agent, No. 421 King-street, (near Calhoun, ) .# Charleston, 8. C. Brenand only by DB. 0. & PR0PH1IT. April 16 stu tb Gm oe Covington, Go.