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THE DAILY NEWS. An Old Story vrltrt ev Hew moral. ST JULIA WARD BOWK. . - Petroleum Cinderella, dances with a pretty fellow. And her pumpkins turn to carriages, her nita to tiorsoB fine; Tate striken grimly on tho dial, with a sound of no denial, And ber catina cease to rustle, aud ber diamonds cease to ahlne. . "Porth into tba ?hilly darkneae, io ber solitude and starkness, Ooes the bloom of dissipation, with no lovely fruit behind; With no strength condensed in meekness, with no holy natura weakness, With no tborn of resolution, with no aftergrowth of mind. Back to vermin shrink her horses, ?on bor pale and ghostly courses Bags replace her recent splendor?, unadmired her beauty wane? ? thc bemoans the mocking fairy who uplifted her un? wary Through a paltry prize ol pleasures to a multitude of paine. ALL ABOUT TBE STATE. A D13TUBBANCS IN ABBEVILLE. Tho Abbeville Press baa tbe following notico of a diBtnrbanoe which took placo io that vii In RU on flonday last: "A Ur. E. O. Newby, from tbe lower part of tbe district, who was ander bond for bis appearance at court, aod bad come up for tbat parp?se, was emotiv seated in Ibo barbershop Walt] nar to be a li aveu, .w hen ho was set opon by two of Ibe constab? ulary foros with drawn pistols and very roon hiv bandied. Sustained and supported by a crowd of excited blacks with raised clubs and meoac ?DR words,- these constables, with loaded pis? tols at bis bead, for a timo pot him in immi nout, peril of bia lifo, and wore only forced lo desist by tbe intervention ot Mr. Pera Unffia. Aa we bave said, tho blacks ''pitched in" to aid tbe constabulary; bat tbs whitoB, witb commendable forbearance and wiso modera? tion, preserve J their temper-at least desisted from interforenco. We trast tbat tbo anseomly sad adverse lawless conduct of McBride und McPherson is disavowod by tbe constabulary." '/ CHINAMEN FOB DABNWELL. - ii HIP Barnwell Sentinel says: "Ve bavo board of oue gentleman in this conn.., who baa or? dered twenty Cbinoso laborers, and of another wbo bas ordered lon, and of a third who has nnkred one hundred. Tbat mskos ono hun? dred and thirty,- sud we know Ute men. arid can Rive their names if any ono doublait. Tbeso are all wo know poi HOD ally, bat, wo doubt not, many others bavo ordorcd China? men." DISTRESSING CASUALTY IN PENBLETON. Tbe Anderson Intelligencer gives tbo follow in IT particulars of a distressing ami fatal acci? dent which occurred at Ibo Pendleton Factory, on tho 18th instant, resulting in tbo death of Mrs. Melin w, on estimable widow lady, ofthat neighborhood: "Mrs. McDow came to tho Tie tory to have some wool carded, and from cariosity or other motive, went in fiont of tbo michinery, and p uti inf; ber band and arm too noar tbo wool cylinder, the alcove ot ber dress was caught, pulling ber into tho machine, and resulting in ber arm hemp; broken and man fried in a moat distressing manner. Tbo body was thrown over on tho left, of thc macbiuo from ber potation when caught. The accident happened about two o'clock P. M. Tho pro ?rietor, Mr. Wm. Perry, bad just left tho Tac ory, and en being sont for, bastenod to bor assistance, removed ber to bia rcsidonce and sent to Pendleton for pliysioisna. Dra. Pickoua and Sloan roaponded promptly, and found Mrs. McDow very much exhausted, so mucb so (but they declined to amputate tho limb until reac? tion should take place. They applied restora? tives without effect-professional skill and tbo moat devoted attention availed not, mid after four boara of great aufloriufc, death closed tho scene. Her eon reached ber bodaido a Tow minutes before shu died." OCONEE AND HEH TAXPAYERS. fTho Walhalla Courier bat been looking into tho official tax rot m u 4 for Ooonoe, and remarks: "Tbe entire assessed value of tbo real and personal v-roperty of the county aa fixed by t_h,e State Board,.with addition of subsequent re? turns, amounts , to $2,GIG 041. Tho ,aaaessod value of tnt)-railroad property ia the county ia ?387,718. making an aggtegate of taxable pro? perty ol $3.004 659. The total number of polls assessed ls 1898. Making a total assessed tax of Stato and county of $33,445. This amount . ?RS been reduced by abatements, otrora and ???^""ona as follows : Abatements on real .?state" by "the bvf? W?W: Er ronoonsly charged in original assoaatu??ti $26,185, abatements bf polls by reason of exemption from over age and diaab'ed $945, which being deducted from the ori? ginal amount, leaves tho tax?e levied OD Ooo? noe at $29,869. The treasurer up to this time has collected $23.004, leaving a balance or $6365 unpaid. Of thia amount $4071 ia due by the Blue Bidge Railroad Company, a ba In noe due by the county of $2?94-$633 of which ia unpaid polls. The citizens of this county have done their utmost to meet thia heavy demand upon them, and the few remaining defaulters should Jiaye tho greatest leniency extended to tbem. . ?h'ov Are poor men, and the county linn boen - - .-? money. Taking off the unpaid poll tax from the total unpw - ?fflSKy or tue railroad assessment, and we baye $1661 of tax on property unpaid in the county.. The total number of delinquents is 404, which averages but a little over $4 per head. Or tbe poll tax unpaid 389 aro whites and 214 colored. Tbo property of the colored people of the conni v ' ia valued at $11,510. Aa a mat? ter or curiosity wo give the largest and smallest abat onion t granted in oar county. Tbo largest was $11,100, taken off the obsessed valued of tho property of one man, and tho sn?? liest waa $62. Thc bigest taxpayer In tho county is James E. Calhoun, of Abbeville, (be assessed value of bis property (all real estate} amounting to $53.000. Tbo next largest ia George R. Cherry, tbo assessed'value,of his property amounting to $39,463 - Tho Third largest is oar townsman, the. jolly botol-keeoor, I). Biemann, whose property is . appraised at $83,686. Tho smallest taxpayer ia John Moody, bia property berne; val oed nt $5. .Oar f nen il B i omanu came hero some eigbteon years ago a poor mau, and, by ooergy, baa risen to be the third taxpayer in Ibe county. Bo is liberal to a fault, and bas given away aad spent a good fortune ontaido of what he hus. Men can mako money hero, and whether Diok-. ron favors immigration or "not, we would like to bave a second relief of GermauB." TOLBEBT TOONS UP Af!AIN. The Abbeville Banner saya: "Wo bavo re? ceived from Greenwood a very extraordinary communication from the dlatiDguiehed indi? vidual named above. It is in the nature of a valedictory addressed to tba public- vory tur? gid and ver; abusivo of certain individuals against'whom Tolbert thinks he bas.* great causa of complaint. We do not think that any good could possibly inure to tbo pnblio by thc publication of ihis diatribe, ir tho object of ila publication ia to ros tore himself to the [ favor of the good people of the country, we would suggest eimotbmg more effVo tual of this than: worda, to wit, actions. Let bim settle down aomewhero as peaceable citizen, and bring forth fruits moot for repentance. Wo bavo no sympathy witb law-breakers-never had - from the days of Brown (old John) down to tbe Brown who figured ia these parts lobt after tbo war, ind on down to the said Tolbert, and from Tolbert to tbe 8tate constabulary in general, wo havo neither lot, part nor paroo), and it all auch would only quit tbeso co.iBts and Btav quit, our community would bo much baiter off, and we individually will forever relinquish henceforth and forever all anil singular our right, title and interest of and into all tho rewards that have been proclaimed for their apprehension - including tbe last one of $1000 offered by Chief Constable Hubbard." SB BEDS OF STATE NEWB. Tho Stable or Mr. G. MoD. Miller, in Abbe? ville, was destroyed bv an incendiary fire on Friday hut. - Loss $800. { * ?! Governor 8cott has appointed Clifton J. Houston a notary pnblio in Rionland County. Thc barn and atables of John Dowls, some two miles west of Walhalla, ware destroyed by are on tbe 17th inst. Cause, incendiarism. Governor.Scott bis appointed Jamos A. Tal bert magistrate for EJgefleld Count v, arid Rev. Robert liesalngtou magistrate for St. Holoha, Beaufort County. b A H ?' rho gin andoow houses of Hov. Mr. Boin est , president of tho Newberry Immigration Socie tv, were burned Oh Friday last. Three bales of cotton, la the seed, the seed of two othors, (lol, ot's gin. thresher and homo power, wagon, woert straw, belting,' ???., were consumed. Losa'not loss than $1200. Mr. -Boineat Has been o nd of tbs prime movors in the introduc? tion of immigrants, and from this faot lue wifo baa JreqaeaUv.. expressed ber fears of the torch.' v v. . The. Gooree town Times reports tho wea thor propitious for the rice harvest. "MW, Pigott, aged 80, died In Georgetown on Monday last. She wis a native of Alexandria, virginia,'but onus when a child to George? town, or which place she was "the oldest tn ^fcabitant. ' _v_(forttwtrriat _ Bx port?. NEW YORK-Pet steamship Manhattan-? bsgu Fea j island Cotton, 1482 bale* Upland coi tu <, 34 bale.? Domeatice, IOS empty {J?rrela, 94 packages ?un dries....Per acbr Myrover-103 bales Upland Cotton, 340 bbla II" ein 100 cask a Olav, 100 tuna Phosphate, 30 bundlee 8beet Iron, 6 boxes bow? ing Machiner, 7 packages f unallure, 17 empty Al? Darrels, 60 boxea hogar, 26 bbla Sogar. FHILADBLPHIA-Per steamship J W K verman-660 bales Colton, 436 bbla Ro'in. 30 balee Domes? tics, 3 bales Rage, 1 bale Wool 60 bags Cocoanut?, and Sundries. ciinricf.uM (otton, itiee HIHI Naval) st oro? Market. O F KICK O? TUB CHARLESTON DAILY NF. WP, i CBA&LCSTON, Saturday Evening, September 28. I COTTON.-Tho dornend waa limited, with only a mo? derato amount of stock on the .market, prices rc mailling without change. Salea about 70 bales, viz; 16 at ?i; 19 at 25 ? ; 3 at 26X; 22 at 20; 8 at 36>r0. We quote: MTinmOL CLASaiTICATION. Ordinary to good ordinary.28&ig*26 Low middling.2iX@25s? Middling....26X? Pica.-1 he want of slock prevents operations in thia grain. NAVAL STORES.-Tho market waa quiet for arti oles under thia bead, and we could learn ol no transactions cf note. marketa toy Telegrapla. POBXION MARKETS. LONDON, September 26- Evening.- Consola closed at 92Jf. Bonde steady. LIVERPOOL, September .26-Noon.-Colton Inner but not higher ; uplands 12)?d; Orleans 13Jfd; sales 10,000 bale?; eales yeaterday reached 13.000 bales. Evonlug.-Cotton closed Dzmer; uplands 12j^a 13,'id; Orleans 12 >j?sl'? H<i ; ; salea 13,000 bales; ex? port and speculation 4000 balee. Corn 29s Od. Boer 80a. HAVRE. September 26.-Cotton opened dull, both on spot and afloat; tree ordinaire, spot, If 45>? c. PARIS, September 36.-Bourse opened steady. RonteB 701 Cdc; closed at 70?. DOMESTIC UAREETS. NEW YORE, September 26- Neon- Gold Board adjourned to ton o'oiock on Monday. A committee will theo bo appointed to request Butterfield, Aeels taril Treasurer, to pcelpoue the salo of ?4,000,010 to some future day. No gold tran sachet B of to-day will bo recognized by tho Board. Stocks dull ; Hl?o doing; pi Ices a shade cir from the opening. Money 7 percent, with Jia'i coomlstiou. Gold, no quota? tions. 02s 21J?; Tinucfeces, ex-coupon, 01 ; new 66; Virginias 67; now 68; Louisianas, old, 03; levees 05; Hs 89; Alabama 8s 00; Georgie 7a00>?; Nor'h Caro? linas, old, 62J?; new 40. Flour dull and nominally unchanged. WI.eat dull and nominal. Corn' dull and la2 cents lower. Fork quiet at S31 60. Lard dull. Cotton 29 cents. Turpentine firm al 43 cents Rosin quiet ; common f J 25; atrained f2 30a2 ?2 Freights dull. Evening.-Gold Board and Gold Clcaiing Birk .lotel. But little doing in stocks. Government sold sold at about ?4. Cotton heavy; pales 700 bales at 29 cents. Flour favors buyers; supoifino $6 90a i 10. Wheat heavy and la2 cents lower; rod and amber Wcstc:u SI 47al 61; while Ohio tl rs. corn 2J3 teni f lo wei ; ncizctl Western $1 (7al 00. Whiskey iull et ?l 20a 125. Pork dull sud heavy. Lard heavy. Naval stores and groceries quiet. Freight s dull and drooptug. WILMINGTON, September 35.-Spirits turpcnll.:o rjuiet at tu cent*. Rosin steady I? $1 00a4; rruilo turpentine tl 60a3. Tar $2 90. MOBILE, Frpttmber vc.-colton iu good demand imcng several; nmket closed Arm; sales 800 bales; middling ? f. >.., ernie; receipts 1510 talc? ; exports 304 bales. . . NEW ORLEANS, September 26 -ColUn firmer; ealca 2300 balea; midd inn .}("??; cents; receipt! 238S l airs; jxportH ooaalariae 1970 bales. Gold 34.'j. Stcrllug MJi. New York apb IvSir. HAVANNAH, September 25.-Colton-Receipt? 2187 tialoa; exporta 3764 balee; market dull; quotations ancbanged. AVUUETA, Feptembrr 25 -Cottoo opened firm al 20*26)4 cenia for middling. Under favorable lit wa from New York our market advanced to 90J? cent', at which figure all desirable lola offered wera readily taken. Tbe xnmket closed rather weak, ? Ith quota? tions uomloally unchanged; F?1<B 304 baie?; receipts 447 balea; flock cn band ibis P. M. by actual count, 1777 balee. . Boston Market. BOHTOS", feplember 32.-COFFEE.-Ibero bas boen a sp?cUa<iro demand for Java in New York, ?nd ?emu 30,003 pockota have been aold ou private lerma. 'J be tieck ls now lu lew bauds, and prices lend upward. The sales 'hero bav^ bom ?2.UU lola it 24a24He. gold, lu bags andpockefs. and Bib at I?!1 183, CSri?-C7. 2!? >.W Sift? vi ct. umniiWWere it 10o-, fco'd. in bond. fcoiTON.-') he market is dull for this article and prices have materially declined during the' week stock nolle amati, but supplies of new crops are neil it band. Buyers confine operations to small lota aa ?anted, and we onoto ordinary ut 26a37c; good or linaiy ?7Xa2so; low middling 28)*a29>?->:; and mid l i ii? at29>t'aS0c V lb, including uplands end Gulf, the market cloaes qutie dnll at these figures, ?Ith >? ?rs to arrive at some contest lpn. DOMESTICS,-Thew nae been quito an active de sand for cotton and woollen Roods, compared with tome previous weeks, and a belter feeling prevails, 3ood? are selling at low price?, but Ibe ?ales for August and s'eptomber oro much larger than for tho .orrespoading months of last year. ^, GUNMT BAOS.-Market-quitt and prices are nomt oaly 16>?al7 a for light and heavy. .???IA" GUNNY 'CLOTa-Demaud moderate, but with re luced stocks the market la Aim. The aale? nave Deon 200 balos hore at 23c, and 760 biles ta New York I ?t23>?a93)?o tor good, currone*. . . . ? ??V HAT_Tliore bas been a fair demand for Eastern ?ind North itu-cr at ilf.a'Jl ^ ton, and cholo? lola at Mime ad vanea on tbe latter rate. NAVAL bTORES-In apliits "turpentine there bato. | bren email salea at 47b"t* gallon, but lola to arrive aro offered for less. lu tar.' sales or afO bbla at SS 26, now held at S3 60a3 76 ft bri, for Wllmlngioo, with nales 01 700 bbla in this range.. In rosin, salsa of 160 bu? Ho 1 at $4i 1 60 V bbl. Pitch ls cpu"er . Rim-Moderate salea at 8\rt)i<i Ybr Carolina, and Tlia7J<c for Rangoon. " v. savannah Market. i HAVANNAH, Peptember 33.-C'OTT OW'.-Prices during the cast werk have been - marked with - a ? steady downward tendency, buyer? acting cautious? ly, and taking only auch lota aa. were offered at reasonable figure?. Many conllngeoclesHiave affect? ed tho movoment of cotton; lor tnttanee, ' the tlgbt nets io (bo money market, and tba ?ant of ireight. by ateamers to N?w Yoik, or vi? tbat port for Liver Eaol Ohle, cf course, induced some parries to 'abip y i-all direct. 'The few ships In port, however, have neceasarliy eau ?en freight to rule h\?h, they asking Ko". .1 - . ? at the oloae ol the day we moat report a quiet but firm market, at the following? quotations : Liverpool nil.lei!ina JO&aWX; low middling 26Xa2e; good or? dinary 21Jia-. 7HB CROPS-From advices received we Hod that tho In jury to tho crops baa b>en more serions from drought and rast than was at first anticipated, lu many placea the crop buna out abort one-third. Mill tbe Impression generally feints to. a crop of 3,760.000 bales. MBA ISLANDS.-In sea island nothing bas been do? ing, A few Pales cf the new crop were told early at what may te deemed facey price?. Tbe Drat two I balo? of Georgia sea island were bought and shipped. | to New York, where thov allll iemaiu nnaold. 1 lie croo ha? not yet been forwarded in any quand ty. and price? are entirely nominal, boldrrs of tbe . mall ioU on band not desiring1 to put them on the market There will probably, however, be an in? creased demand, o? lng to the early load'ng of three ship- for Liverpool and one lor Barre. The roceipts of tola port, since our laet statement, I mount to* 10,406 b>Jea of upland, and 68 1 aloa ol rea island, cf ?hieb 18,318 bales of upland were re? ceive! pir O. B. B" 2614 bales of noland and 10 bafea lea lalacd per A. AG. R. H., 655 bales ol np latid fi 1 n landings on savannah River, 8 bale? up? land by v, igon and 38 bales aca island from Florida; II tales rea Island were brought here by tb? schoon? er Urrtba from Beaufort? H. C.. bnt were forwarded to t'barlfstoo, lo which place they wera consigned, 'ibe exporte for Urn same tlese'bave been 949? bales up.'and. and 0 bales sea island, of winch 7663 bales upland and ODalea rea Island were slopped lo. New York. 934 b?los upland lo I h lidelphta, and 10o3 bile* to Bal tira aie. ? - B10E.-i lia new urop ha* not yet appeared on the market. Tbe stooit ot e'ean rice has almott dirap Speared, and the marktti* brightening, va h ti atolera f bio loquliy, confined, however, to retail trade for city consumption, at our qnotatlona-BJt'aBXo for prime olean Carolina. . , , * I'? ??engr?a. ^. Per aleamablp Manhattan, for Mew Yore-Ur Tid ?ell, AG ttcarr, Major Ctleby, H foae, I H Deroo, O W Parker, Mn M von Usdien, Ur Stelling, J Rna1, R B Bond, MtaaJBaaii, Mias llortecer. Mr Be'avan. J Barbeasrj. J Wuaon, A Wilson, Mri Bardending, Mr Hamilton arid wife. Hf I ty Jenkin? and two children, anil Mr McDermott. Par ateamshl 1 James Adger, from Mew York-Mr* Bidford and two children, Mra W McGregor, Ula? McGregor, O W McGregor, Mr?,? Nicholl. J bbejry aud wife, Mles M nichol?, ?Iii Sherry, Mr? A ? nome it, y O Bartle it. Miaa Frank Rolland, Mite Beale Lee, MlaaMellie.Btunelle, Blanche Lee, Mis* Kittle Bork, M'ai A William., Ulis Annis LovettVJ ) ho.uptou, Mlaa . aUio Bmllh, J F shelton, J Cant* well, li Ryan. Mr? ic V.rdler an^ infanL (J Bandcl'iL, J A Pedea, a Uoxetter, O W King, L Phillip? acd 2 on def k. . MT Per 11 earner Dictator, from Palatka. via Jackson? ville, Fernandina and . avannah-T S Hugh e a, T Bin mendal, Hr Altars, W Benn Mi, Mia? Miller, Mr? (J h Day and dt> tighter, O spark, T A Brown, v Ban chea, W Sanchez, Mr Terri*, Ur Biald, and 7 on d?ok, consignees per Mouin ?Jas olin? Railroad September MB? 767 bales Cotton, 60 bales Domestics, 698 bushels Grain, 6 care Lumber. 4 care h tock.. Io ?Uti road Agent. O VT Williams Ar Co, Wagoner A Montees, W W Smith, Dowling it Co, Pehwr, Bod tere ft Co, O H Walter ft Co, Bi eder ft I 'arla, Wulla & Chi sol m. L D DoSauiture, Campsen ft Co. Caldwell A Hon, Frost ti Ad ger, Mowry A Co, Wagner A Stewart, A J Sall . nan, W K lt y an, J It Pringle, Wardlaw A Carew, J tl Mallonee, Biodle A Co, Thurston & Holmes, and E Welling. Consignees per Nortricnatcrn Railroad September BB. 249 bales Cotton, 130 bbls Naval Stores, cai a Lum ber. Tobacco, Live Stork, Mdse. Ac. lo Kinsman A Howell. J Marshall, Jr, J V narden. 8 D Stoney, Ravenel A Co. Fros i A Adger, O W Williame A Co, Mowry A Oo, Kirkpatrick ft Witte, Crasser et Smith. TO Archer, A J Salinas, Walter E Co. J A Qnarkeu busb. Polxer, Rodgera ft Co, Trenholm ft bon, A B Mulligan, E J Wise A Co, F Foll?n, J Wlnebesg. J A Pillcbaid. Sambo Airton, Bollmann Uro?, W K Ryan, Reeder A Davie, Kendall A Dockery, Cleghorn. Her? ring A Co, E Willing, Cbieolm Bros, and Railroad Agent. Ar*oxt ot Olinrloeton, Bept'r 37. FORT UAJUI?JSIJJJ\.hC. rna-ea or THI MOOR. New Moon, 6th. 12 hours, 46 minutes, morning. First Quarter, 12tb, 4 hours, 3 minutes, evenlog. FuU Moon, 20th, 3 hours, 31 minutes, evening. Last Quarter. 28th. 4 hours, 2 minute*, evening. ai rr. a ocr. 27|Monday.... 2? I Tuesday.... 29|WedneBday, 'SO Thursday... 1 Friday..... 2 Saturday... SlBunday. BON nissa. I sara, 6..63 i 6..49 6..63 , 0..47 ?..64 I 6..46 6..66 6..40 6..66 6. .4s 6..66 , 6..42 6. 67 I 6..40 mon WATHH. 10..26 iL?' Arorn. 13..13 1. .15 3.. 23 3..2? ll..42 12..39 1..46 ? 3..64 4.. 3 6.. S 6.. 1 Arrived Saturday. Stoamebip Goorala, Cutler, New York-05 honre. Mdse. To Ravenel & Co, J K Adger A Co. J D Aiken A Co, M A A Ashton. J Apple, H Btsohoff A Co, T M Briato 1, J H Br?ning A Co, U Bart A Co, W M Bird & Co, C D Brahe A Co, E T Brown, J Black, E Bates & Co, W B Chifco A Co, W Carrington ft Co, J Com? mins, J M Crofut, H Campsen, Douglass A Miller, H A Due, Dowls ft Moise, Job Dawson, J M Eason A Uro, V -Hotelman, L Elias. D F Fleming A Co, O D Fran eke, Furcbgott & ur?, J 8 Fairly A Co. Forsytbe, MoComb A Co, A W Frazier. J Franck, Ooodrlcb, Wineman lt Co, H Cordts A Co. I Ooudkop, D An? derson. TC M Horsey A Bro, N C Hunt, W Hunt, N* A Hunt, W S Henery, Holmes' Book Store, A W Jager, O B A A 8 Johnston, Jennings, 1 bomllnson ft Co, F Kreeiol, Jr, Jeffords A Co. Johnston, Crews A Oo, J H lt nunc ker. H Kl uti ii A Co. Kl in cb, Wickenberg A Co, C Kerrison, A N Kline. Kinsman & Uro, E Lafitte A Co, I LoibmsD, D Louis, Mantoue ft Co, J H Mur? ray, Muller A Nimitz, M Marks, Marshall A Burge, T Murphy, W Marshull, McLoy A Rice, J O Milner A Co. Marshall A M. Molloy A Bros, W Mazy ck. M McMa'tors, Kentville A Hannam, North, btcele, A Wardell. N E Ralboad Agent, S c Railroad Agent, J 0 Ujemann, Oatcndorff A Co, B O'Neill, D O'Neill, D Paul lt Co. J Parke-, Palmetto Pioneer Co operativo Association, H T Peake. Pelzer Rodgera A Co, Rowe A Bro, Rolcko lt Schachte, W Bosch A Co, D Semp ken, Mint Hern Exp; os? Co, D H SilCOX, E R Stoddard \ Co. rtrauBS lt Vaneo, .V.olJ, Wobb A Co, D Soltcri, 4 H Solomons, H Mender, J Smalt A Co, E Bcott, J F Taylor A Co, W Ufferbardt, W S Wider*. Werner St H?cker. U t- Quartoimaster, P von Sauten. O W Willlama A Co, P Walsh, S A Woodu,'W Wilson, A M Williams. J Wirtb A Co, W A M. W J Von-, lnd Mrs M J Zernow. Steamship Falcon. Honey, Ballimore-left - inst. Mdse. To Mordecai A Co, Uourtenay ti Trtnbolm, railroad Agent. H Cobla A C ?, Reicke A Ecbachtc. O W Williame A Co, Muller, ftLaUl ft Co, cM Rrabo it Co, W O Whilden lt cv, C C Johnson, F F Chapeau, Wagener & Monsec?, W M Bird it Co, J Heina, Jel tords A CO, Killick. Wirkonbcrg A Co. Moll, Webb k 1 o, H Klalti k Co. O Michael. J F O'Neill k Son, W Mancher, rheum & Wil'e, Mantoue k <.?>. W U Cha feo A Co, Ooodrlcb. Wineman A Co, W L Webb, J D Aiken k Co, B Feldmanu k co. Holme? A Calder. J U Graver A Co, Jouniege, Thomlinson k Co, J L Dryer, U Gratton. Po'zcr, nedgera k Co, N A Mehr- i lens. OsicndoiffA Co, Holtmann Bros, H Bischoff A Co, J a OJomann, H DH; P Barnes?, Marshall k Burge, W r?bmldt. J K Adger k Co. C Voigt, John? ston, Crows'A Co, stenhouse k Co, J A Quackeubmh, G W Steffens, J ? E?T.>an. C Kerrit on, D Pani A Co, I Ooudkop, Il Brigg?. P P Toale. J 0: Wohin-, E J S Fischer. Douglas* A Milter. W Hand A Co. Hav. net st Co, O Lllientbal A Co, C Go.ttlng. J F Taylor A Co. Dr ll Boor. O J Luhu, D F baker A Co, bowio A MoUe. Steamer Uictator, Walker, Evana A Cogswell, D B Haselton, O E Plug;0.?, Q Syinmej?, Mowry A Co, L B Cordray ft Co, i . Phillips, M nile tl t Wharton, N A Pratt, i inirry A Alexander, J Torrent, W Bunt, F J litten'bal, J Campeen A Co, O lid?man A Co, H i Bulwlnklo A Co, and otberi. Bark R B Walker,-PoltengUl, Boston-12de}B. Md:o and fait, 'io U F Baker A Co. Bailioad Agent, O W Williams A Co, R White, W B Smith A Co, H F W lire ivor. W B Welch. E lt Cowpcilhwait, 3 Mein lyr? AlCo, Elinck, Wickenberg A Co, D A Ammo, and Older. .-ctr Petrel. Shanks. Sin Blas-22 days. Cocoa nuts. To J A Eoslow A Ct?. Hound lo Baltitnoro and put into this port for repair.', having on the 23d inst, j lat 82.30, lon 72, expel lenccd heavy NE gales, in which apniDg aleak. Gu the 24th Inst, twelve milos cast of Georgetown, S c, spoke .tho brig Cyclone. Kohr Franoiaco, Crowther, Beltimore-6 dsye. . Coal. To Street Eros A Co, and the Railroad Oo. Steamer Dictator, MrNeltyvPalatka, via Jackson? ville, Vernand'na und Savannah. 06 bales Cotton, and ( Suudne*. To J D aiken A Co. OHIngrabam A Son, , feeder A Davis. Klrkpatilck A Witte, W M Lawton, , Wies ? r?- U W trlllUms ft Co,' W. B-Williams ft Son,. , ind J F T aylor ft Co. )-.' . ? Si.-- Mary Goodtioh, Robart?, Ashepco. T20D bushels Rough Hlco. ? ?C5 Island Cotton. TQ i u H Hoppoek, and W o bed ft Oo, ~ "? i Hutchinson's boat from James leland. 3 baas Sea j Island Cotton. To O U Hoppoek, and W O Bee A Co. , Received from Chlsolm'e MilL 3 baas Sta leland Cotton. To Cbieolm Bros. Arrived Yesterday. 1 Steamship Zodiac, Hines. New York-?eft Wed- ' ? eadey, P M. Mdse. To Bavenel ft Co, W P Pad- j don, Railroad Agent, Jennings. Thomlinson A Co, J A Quickenbush, D A Amme. Fdrsjlhe, Mccomb ft 1 Co, Rieche A ?chao'ite,'Bollmann Bros, H Bischoff A : Co. Felzor. Rodger? A Co, C F Pauknlr.. J c Master, 1 M Galloway, S H Wilson, Werner & Ducker, Pal met o Pioneer co, o po rail vp Ateoclalloo. I Ooudkop, B O'Neill, M?ak?ft Mull?r, J fkrmpG&a-A O >, Crane, Boylston A Co. J H Wurhniann. Hart A Co, Ho'mea A Calder, 8 Thom son, Muller A Nimitz, E Scott, Miss F Cohen, claelua'A Wi I te; W MatUiie-sen, Kins? man A Howell, Dewie ft Moi?e. Longuich A Sell, O | J Luhn. and others. ' ...-. . Brig J B Kirby, Bernard, Now York-7 days. Mdse. To W 'noach'A Co, J E Adger A Co, J D Aik<>n A Co, Lauroy A Alexander, D A Amme. Adams, Bamon A Co, H Bischoff A Co, TM B?atoU, Dr H Baer, B?r busseo A burkemyer. BoUmann Bros. B Bul winnie A Co, Cameron, Barkley A Co, W S Corwin A Oo, T Campbell, i lacios A Witte, McDuff Cohen. E R Cow perth walt, Dowlo A Moue. J Devereux, H A Duo, J H Duval A Sou, C Qraveley, J Gorham, I L Falk A Co, Ooodrlcb, Wine I au ft Co, H Ger?te -k Co, Hart A Co, Bolmea ft Calder, 3 Bulwlnklo ft Co, Jennings, Thomlinson A Co. U Kial to ft Co, OL H?rrohren a, O Korrisrn, Elnaman A Bro, HUlnck. Wlokenberg A Co. A Larger. O LiUenlhal ft Co, H Lindatedt, Man? toue A Co, W Harscher, S c Railroad Agent, N Mer na J gb. K L Mjor, Neufvllle A Hannam, B O'Neill. J F O'Neill ft Son. Ostendorff A Co, Pelzer, Rodgers A Co, O P Pankntn. J A Quaokesbnah, 3 H Benne ker, Reicke A - cuachte. Ravenel A Holmes, W Shep? herd, D HBUoox, L Schnell ft Co, EB Btoddard A Co. A Tobias' Bone F von Sanlen, W I. Webo, O W Williams ft Co, Walker, Evans A Cogswell, Whitte more A Bbodes, P Walsh, Werner A Dncker, W O Wbllden ft Co. J N M Wohltmann, F Weyhman, K White, 8 B Marshall, D Lopez ft 8on. ET Blown, O McGregor. The brig reporta having been tn com erny with the achra Jessie L Leaoh and Adella corn? il ont, off Bandy Hook, and on the 23ih was In com? pany with a schooner, supposed tc ba the Jessie L Leach. AT QU AK AN TIN E. British sehr Tropic Dlrd, McDougall, Havira - left 18th inst.1 Molasses. To Order. Bound to Port? land, and put Into thia port with sickness on board. Cleared Batvarday. Steamship Manhattan, Woodhull, New York-JAB Adger ft Co. Steamship J.W Everman, Hinckley, Philadelphia Jno ft Theo Getty. Behr Myrover, Brown, New York-W Boaeh ft Oo; Hailed Saturday. Qteamahtp Manhattan. Woodhull. New York. Steamtblp General Sedgwick, Gllderdale, New York, Steamship Mtnnetcnka. Carpenter, New York. Steamship Sea Culb Dutton, Baltimore. Steamship JW Everman, Hinckley, Philadelphia, Sailed Yesterday. bohr ida Bella, Fiiher, Wilmington, Del. From Ut la 1'ort. 4 Steamship charleston, berry, New York. 8ept 24. Britlah brig J L Pye, Walters, London, Kept 10. British brig Uli/ton, Williams.' Liverpool, Sept' 7. Up for this l'on, ^thr Wenonah, Mitchel), at Baltimore, Sept 25. " lieartd 1er Ihli Fort. ' Steamship Bango ?si, Byder, at New York, Sept 23 Steamship Prometheus, Gray, at Philadelphia, Sept I 28. Sehr Once Girdler, Smith, at Boston, Sept 37. Ihlpncwa t? l e'erjrapu. SAVANNAH, fop tem ber 25-Arrived, steamship Leo from New York: ec br Willi mink from Boston. Cleared, bara! Mary A I/Ooiaafor Now York. Sailed, fctoamahip? Magnolia abd Montgomery for New York; Wyoming lot PhuAdelphia. "* : ? .Tie tu or ?nm i. , Coni!goi*a'pcr ttcamihlp 'Jam ta Adger, arrived .Friday night- Ja? Adger ft Oo, 8 O Railroad Agent, N B Railroad Agent, Steamer A?rente Southern ka? pi-M Co, J E After ft Co, J D Aiken ft Co, J Apple. G WA I rriar, M AA Ashton, O Bart A OO, MP ate i ft CO. T A UeaiaUh ft Co? W M Bird . A Co, A Bri oho! Co, W H Ohafee ft Oo, L Chajrfn, Chtedhn Bro?, Mira M Olear. WH Corwin ft co. i a Fairly ft Co. 0 Prank, J Frank, T Frost, Furcbgott Bros, B Gerdts ft Oo, O Gravel ey, Goodrich, Wineman A Co, J H Gorham, P L Guiilemin, W Gurney, Bart ft Co, Houses' Book Store, F 8 Hohne?, Bolmea ft Calder. X H Howey ft Bro, S L Howard ft Bro, J Burk amp too, A ming, A W Jiger, J effor?a ft Co, Jennings, Tnomnason ft Co, Johnston, Crews ft Co, J T Kan apaux, O Karri. acm. Blinman ft'Bro, Kinsman ft Howell, B Elalie A Co. Kline?, Wlckenbcr? k Co, Krieto k Chapman, A Langer, Laurey ? Alexander, E Leo, Lengntck Ac Sell. J Llebinan, Me Luv At Ul -c. }P J McNa?ty. S R Marsha',], Menke V Muller. M Marke, J O Mtlnor Ac Co. J G M o ffp ti. Moffatt A- Wharton, J H Haller, J H Murray, Muller, Mmttc A- Co, Nacbman k Co, J F O'Neill Ac Bon, Neufvilln Ac Hannam. Nortb, Kteelo Ac Wardol), 8 O'Neill. T> O'Neill, Oatondorff k Co, J C Ootjen, Pataolto Pioneer Co-operative Association, J Parker, Paul, Welsh b Brandts, Pclztr, Bodgcra b Co, O Plonge. Bavenel Ac Holmes, J Betta. J H Ben neker, O C Blghler. Riordan, Dawson At Co, J Bus aeU, W P Buaacll k Co. J Kayas, L Schnell k Co, P C Schroder, E Scott, U bicgllng. W Steele. B B Stod? dard Ar Cu, Etoll, Webb Ac Co. Strauss Ac Yanco, J F Taylor At Co, O Tldemann. A Tobias' Sons, Uteey & Kenyon, F von Kanten, Wagoner & Monacos, Werner k Ducker, J winn. W O Whllden b Co, R Wing. J M Williams. Q W Williams b Co, B G Wilkins, J J Zepoda, Crane, Boylalon b Co, Marshall k Burge, L cohen k Co. Melcher* k Muller, Moran At Petera, OH Boppock. J A Hamilton. I Hyman A Co, J H Braning b Co, H Valentine. C W Stiles, J E Fo gartto, Agent, H Camp-on, JOH Clauearn, Walker, Evans A Cogawell. A W Jagor, O Wmerrion, Knox, Daly b Co, L Lorentz, IT 8 Subsistence Department, J P Halley. J M Eaaon & Bro, Forsyth, Mccomb b Oo, Dowie A Moise, M It Mor?ne, Harbeeon k Co, T D Clanoy. W Uffcrhsrdt, fl Stcader, B Thomas, W H Welsh. Murphy, Little b Co, L Mann, I Ooudkop, and others. The steamer Rebecca Clyde, at Wilmington, N C, on the 224 ioat, reporta speaking on the aid instant off Chlncoteaquo tho sehr J?talo L Leocu for Charles, ton. The aohr Ze'a-Pal, from Boston for Obarlcaton, tailed from Holcnea' Bole Sept Slat. I.IVERTOOI., Feptember 7-Tbo Clltton, William?, from charleston, came Into collision last evening 1 with a vesael at anchor, nearly abreast of ibo Prince? Lauding Stage, and waa cut down below the water's edge, but the deck cargo removed to thc port aldo, and thue prevented her filling with water. The other vessel apparently received little damage. POBT OF GEORGETOWN, 8. C., bKIT, '21. CLEAJBXD. September 90-Sehr Zuleite Kenyon, Buckingham, for Now York. September 32-Brig Oeorgio, Swan, for Boston. LIST UK VK?iSK,[,s OF. CL SA RED AND SAILED FOB . iris P?hT FOREIGN LIVERPOOL. Tho Duke of Wellington, Allen, sailed...... .Pepi 1 Birtlnb. bark Dalkeith, Langwil), sailed....Auguat IP The Homborsund, Nielson, np.August 13 D O MEST I O soars M. Ship E lou Southard,-, up.Sept 17 Birk A Kimball. Lincoln, up.Sept 20 Brig Adelaide, Wilson, up.Gopt 11 Sehr Orneo airdlar, Smith, cleared.Sept IC Sehr Zeta-Pal, Thompson, cleared.Sept 10 Srhr Joseph Long, Perry, cleared.Sept 17 aorxpoRT, ax E. Sehr David Talbot, Amsbury, cleared.Sept 16 NEW rons. Steamship Saragossa, B'ier, cleared .Sept 25 Brig Marv Krancep. Franela, up.Sepa-10 Behr Jessie L Leach. Chtlda, cleared.Sept ll Sehr Ellen M Baxter. Rogers, cleared.bept 13 I Bohr Isabella, Burton, cleared.;.Sept ia ; Sehr Conservative. Kempton, cleared.Sept 20 9 hr Bldgcwood, 1 crrickeon, cleared.Sept 20 Sehr A T Cranmer, Cranmer, cleared.-'.-pt 21 nULATir-Ll'IIIA. Steamship Piouictbcus, Uray, cleared.Sept 23 Behr Thomas Booz, Somers, up.Sept 21 DALT I MOIt !. . Behr S E Woodbury,-, up.Sept 10 Sehr Wenonah, Mitchell, up.Sept 25 littilroafis. -t'M ll! (A HU 1.1 Vi UAIIilllMU. GEN KR AL-SUPERINTENDENT'? OFFICE, j Ou An LUTON, H. C.. Sept. IS. lue?. ' j ON AND AFTER-THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 10, tbe PASSENGER TRAINS ol the .South OarotlM lt ul rua J will run aa follow? : FOB AUGUSTA. . Leave Charleston.... .8 30 a. V arrive at Augusta.4.IS P. M Connecting with trams for Moni, (m.--ry. Memphis Na sh viii o and New Orleans, via Montgomery an rlrand Jun :lior. ' FOB COLUMBIA. heave Charleston...?.tuto a. Ai a rr. vu at Columbia.a 40 V. M Counecttng with Wilmington and Alaucbeslcr I'..I' road, aaa Caruden'train. KUll CHARLESTON. Leave Augusta.Situ A. a Arrive at Charleston.4 OU I'. Ss Leo-.o Colombia.-?...7 46 A. >*. l.r?vo at Charleston.4 Ol P. M j AUGUSTA NIGHT EXPRESS IBCNDATJ KXCF.PTV-D.I Leave Ch ar I ea iou.7.30 P. M arrive at A turu rta.,6 lu A. Conueollng witb trains tor Memplila, Nashville ind Kew Orleans, via Grand Junction. Leave Augusta.i<....a.io p. trrive at Charleston.4 10 A. COLUMBIA NIGHT EX PREMS. (BOND ATP EXCEPTED.) Leave Charleston.6.05 P. Al, arrive at Columbia.'.4.4C A. y Connecting (Hu-.daya excepted? with Greenville aid Columbia Railroad, and on Mondays, Wednesdays tod Frldaya with Charlotte and South Carolina Bail* road. " Leave Columbia.......8.60 P. ? arrive at Charleston.6 SO A. M. SUMMERVILLE TRAIN. L**ve'ri?;?rl'??tAo,i.......4.06 P. SI. arrive atflfanmeiT)lle.?.6.8 J 2. M. Leave Summerville.;*......?-8 . - ' arrive at Charleston.ii ?o a. ai CAMDEN BB A NOB. Camden and Columbia Passenger Tra?na on Mos DATE. Wit MEHDATB and S ATCTip A TH , and between L'amdon and Ringville dally. (Sundays excepted,) :onnecta wlib up and do sm Day Passengers at Klng rUle. ;" Q; ?>-< Leave Camden.6.35 A. M, Arrive at Columbia.....ILObA. ll. Leave Colombia.....1.46 P.M. trrive. at Camden.a.S OO P. V, (Signe.B B. T. PEAKE, SeptlO. .. General RuDsnotwnrtent. N E W lt O l T K \ U KT lil TBE ST. L6U1B IRON MOUNTAIN A HD SOUTHBBN RAILWAY J - ??j "* : ~ c ' Ia now 6pen for buainoaa from-'-' OOL.TJMBUSTKY., TO, 8T. LOU IP. ' ,.irlm: '. . ii "?!l tf.Ti irisiiv> . r. Making the qtrickeat, eafeat and only all rali route, to Ht, Louie. . . i Passengers laking tbls route avoid ons change of oars and a tedious river transfer ol twenty miles, and arrive Inst. LouieFOUB AND A HALF HOURS in advanoo of any Otber Hoad. MoT Trains leave Columbus upon tbe arrival of trains OD the Mobile and Ohio Railroad, i "V " ' W. H ALLEN. ' ' Sept I . . imo ' General Ticket Agent. c flirtete. OHLIBIA BOT BL, COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA. THE PROPRIETORS TAKE PLEASURE IN announcing thia elegantly-furnished Establishment how open tor the accommodation of guests. The table will alwaya be supplied with every deb ca cry of the season, both from the New York and Cnarleaton market B, and no efforts will be spired lo give perfect .atlafaotton In every reaped to our patrons. . FBEE LUNCH In the Refectory every day from ll until half,past 12. WM. GOBMAN. 1 p,OBrl?tors H. H BADENH0P.) Proprietors. Sept 23 ._Imo ' C HAKLHSTUlf HOTEL, CHARLESTON, ROUTH CAROLINA. THIS FIRST-CLASS BOTEL, SITUATED TN A pl aaant location, and in th? bualnesa portton of the city, renders lt tba moat desirable Hotel for either permanent or tranalont gupta, lb a accommodations are u ns c rps a Red. hartog extensiva saltas nf elegantly t furnished apartments for f mollie* and singlo centi?? me n. Tho proprietor will rDdeavoY to maintain the high repaUtlon enjoyed by the "?harleilon" as a flrnt-claaa bona?, and no effort whl be aparad lo de? serve a continuance of the liberal patronage berate* foro bestowed opon it 1 The best of Livery a oeommod aliona vain be found adjolnlng.th? eaUbllahment. AW A? The house la supplied with (ha celebrated Arte? sian- Water, of which delight I ol baths caoba had atibar dar or night. E.H. JACKSON, . Juiyja-. . ; g ?< ' '_' * Proprietor. rp?iF^fiMiklon' IWTI?LLI?EVLKH^ 4 .. PUBLI9H?D AT ANDERSON, 8, C. J , .,-{,? ..-:..'.. >v^f:':*. ?UM >- MU t?o Y T ? 00., Proprietors. THE INTRLUGENOBR1 BAR A LARGE AND i fot? advertising B nain ea? carda i alerted at.reaaonale ratea Liberal dedacltona ! rot de from retulrr terma to yearly and half-yearly advert? i ara. A?-3ub?cription $8 80 par annum, luvariably io ad rab oe. - J AMR 1 A HOT r, J. V. 0UNK8SAL4. Septs Imo plantation fitters. 4^ (? i. ? it mis CH AX U it i THAT ANY SICK MAN SURVIVED/. THE treatment of fifty year? ?;o,must be considere I a proof thtt Loman beings are very hard to kill. The lancet, calomel, cantharidlca and drastic pur. g ri i ves vero ibo the order of tho day. The] pbv eio'an played Into tho hands of tho apothecary, and the unfortunate pittent was drenched morning. noon and night with prostrauug medicines. We ive tn a more rational and convient ions era. Tho I ??Jportar.ee of supporting Nale.ro in its conflict with disease ls now understood. Complaints' in themselves weakening are no longer a#rravated hy artificial dop'etlon. They aro met with TONICS that rally the vital powers and enable thom to de. feat the enemy, chief among Ibeae allies ol Nature, In its battles with sickness, ls PLANTATION I! ITT Kits. Tbis wondorful readable restorative ia the sheet anchor of the feeble end debilitated. Aa a cordial for the aged and decrepid lt has no equal among stomachics. As a remedy for the ni ryous weakness to which the tender sex are especially subject, it ls supor?eJing every other stimulant and nervine. In all climate*, tropical, temperate or frigid, it^; acta aa a sp?cifia In every species of disorder which un? dermines tho bodily strength and breaks down the animal spirits. Wherever it la introduced lt bo ? .. .. ' . ? * ??S.*: cornea a standard article-a medicinal ttapla. Drug-' giste, although their profit upon it is small, find it absolutely necessary to keep a preparation for which everybody inquires, and for which nobody will eaoept a aubstllute. It is to-day the moat popular medicine in the civilized.world. Extensively as it J ..'>'?."*.?/ __. le advertised, ita beat alvertlsemiut ls the beneficia 1 result whicb uniformly follows ila aa'e? Every bottle sold insures the sale of at least haifa dozen more. j ?if.'.?' ??:....'.'. - ' - . . H? ' Unlike other stimulante it brice* and lortlfies the ?'-,; :. . . - . .-j. . . . .-.'.' ? ,..V',ie: system, without ..exciting nndue cerebral ?action. The cheering effect which it jroducei upon th mind ls not momentary, but permanent. There ia ! i '. ' ...Tt? ? . no aubaequent depression. It does not, as it the : >H':i'. iv .-*S. .''?Ii . .ft '-' un . - casa with all other stimuli, beget a craving for ex . .. / iq ! '' ' citant*. On the other-hand, lt a.othet and ca mai tho n?rvea, combining, ?trange ts tho anomaly ma; I seem, the qualities of a ledatlve ard gentle anodyne with those of a tonic and mvigorant. The perfect .. ,.''ii.f- .'.i'. *' ?" purilyofall ita Ingredients, their admirable adap? tation to the purposes Ibey ara Intended to aub arve, the Judicious proportions in which they ara 'combined, and the acientlnc ?kill with which they are blended, render thia fam out article at once the u. ? .< mott'potent wad tba toort barateas'o? alt knows' - j .... foal ; m f i .... ?.-,!. <-j.--r.Irwt .tili?.' r-'.'^i io?. U,* and alterative., < h':t. b irti . -^ Sold by all Drcctlstf. rXLv?tt* v . ':' ir fT^T^ l.r.i/..-7:^-' L- : .'. ' Projs, Remir?is, mt. O S K. O O I ON ACCOUNT OF TBE GREAT NUMBER WONDERFUL CURES OF OBSTINA fE AND INVETERATE CASE9 OF SCROFULA DYSPEPSIA LIVER DISEASE KIDNEY AFFECTIONS GENERAL BAD HEALTH, Ac, MADE BT TBE CELEBRATED "KO SK O O," IT HAS WON TBE ENVIABLE REPUTATION OP being thc beet and most popular Medicine e ver dit JO ver ed. It 1? dally prcecrlbtd by physicians, and resom. mended by many thousands of onr best citizens. For sale by DO WIE ft MOISE. Charleston. 8. 0. I And Druggists and Merchants everywhere. AYE- LADIES cUFFERING FROM ANT DIS EASE peculiar to their sex. can be rc?totcd to health by using Dn. LAWRENCE'S "WOMAN'S FRIEND." It purifies tho tocrotions, and restores the syalcm lo a healthy condition. For sale by DOWIE A MOISE, Charleston, S. C. July 26 nae lyr "Ty lt . tt 1 t: H A D'S GOLDEN REMEDIES ASK FOR NO OTBER, TARE NO OTU Ht, AND you will save limn, hcaltb and money. SUtO REWARD lor any cam of diacaso in m.y stave wm.Ti they Iii) tn cure. Dr. RIOH'U'S GOLDEN ^BALSAM No. 1 cure? HivT, Olcnitcd Kore 'ihroat and Mouth, Sore Eye?. Cutaneous or Skin Eruption-, Copppr C"lore<l Blotches, f-orcnoss of thc Scalp.'Perorala, fte.; la tho greatest Renovator, Abciativo and Blood Purifier knowu, removes a'l disn.u-s from the system, and leave* the blood curt ami health-. Dr. RICH AU'S GOLDEN HA LLAM No. 3 cures Mercurial Affectlooi?, Rheumatism in all its form?, whether from mcrcurr cr other causes; give? lraoie ?...V relict iu all cases. No dieting ucceFFarj*. I havo thousand*, of Certificates proving Ibo oiir.a u lous cures effected by these Remedies. Price of either No. 1 or No. 3, tc per bott!..', or two bottles foi .9. Dr RICHAU'.S GOLDEN ANTIDOTE, a safe. ?per. dy, p'?asamt and radical eura l"r all Urinary De rauemcDls.ticcompsnied with full directions. Price $3 per bottle Dr. RlCH?U'd GOLDEN rLIXlIt D'AMOUR. ladirnl cure for Nervous or Gon-ral Debility, in ol or j OHOS] impart?an energy with wondctful effec Price S3 per bottle, or two bottles for $9. On receipt olpriro these Remed?* s will be i-lilppe to auy place. Prompt attention paid to all corre dents. None cennlno without tb- name of "Dr. HICHAU'o GULDEN REMEDIES, D. II. RICHARD Sole Proprietor," blown in"glass ot hot'lc". Address D. lt. RICHARDS. No. 228 Yarick-stroet, New York" Ollirc Hour? from 9 A. M. tob I?. .M. Clrcu'am ront. ly July 3 p ?? C A ll K JP V la WHAT MEDICINES Y O V T A K K , WHEN VOUA RE EX Hi US TED BY oVEhWORK r>t brad or hand, and feel thc need ol i-ome.thii g ai viuorallng. dou't .trink whiskoy or any intoxica tina thing, whether under thc name of Hilters or other? wise. Such artifice giv*> Jutt a? much strength to your weary bodv and mind ?B the whin give? to tb* laded horse, and no more. Alcoholic ttlmulonle are injurious to Nervo hcaltb, and are ALWAYS followed by DEPRESSING REACTION. Rodd's Norvine and IuTigorator la a TONIO and GENTLE STIMULANT wblch is NOT attended by REACTION, wi nt it pains for rou lt maintains. Wbcn lt rt free hes body or mind, lt refreshes with natural alreagth that comos to etay. WP are not recommending teetotalism in the interest of any faction; but long and extended' observation leaches us lhat he who resorts to Ibe bol tte for rest or recnperallon, will find, as be kcena ai ,r. that be ls kindling a flrn in bis bones which will consume like thc flamea ol perdition. Turn from it. Taken tonio that will 'rclreab sud not neatrov. DODD'S NERVINE ls for salo by all Drugoiats. Price One Dellar. 8eo Book of Certificates that accompanies ea:h bettie. Tinea June 25 o u ii is pup * . THE ONLY CEBTAIN RAT DESTROYER WITHOUT " Disfl&reenble Results. AX) OLiPH ISAACS JD N"' 8 PHOSPHORIC PASTE, ^g^?Mmtm^ HERMETICALLY Ady^Q^n|^| teated and warranted lo .^^^gJtSt^E?^ilS^k'? keep fiv?h for ali lime 'SFj?t?gttS?kmM?W?mm*. tbc Rreatest discovery of its kind In the age we '.^flJ?ff R live in. No person need ^flKtSBE^^^ be troubled with RATS, 7^^^^^^ . MICE, BED BUGS or ROACHES', for Mr. Isaacson'* deitruclive remedy la within the reacb of all. Prepared only by himself, from rare and valuable compounds, its cheapness la as wonderful aa'tie efficacy. BuneTeds of teattmo nlats have been received irom all parts of the Unit?d State? The great advantage this KURE POP p?seoste* 9vcr all ?Imllsr proparatloeis la the FACT tba! lt la Vertatet lat Ita KiTcct?, and frpelronilbeunpleaaaulr.es* of rate dying in their holes, as it.causes them to leave the premises to.aeck air, and consumes them to_entlrely as lo. leave . ? I * No DleatxreesLble Udor. Numbers ot references can be made to Pet-tons Ita tale Clay, Who have ?uccesafally-used it i ?OLE AGENTS l?OB FOU TB CAROLINA, DO AV IE & MOISE, IMPORTER* AND WHOLESALE DRUGGIST! -Corner Meeting and Baerl-streets, ' April IS mwfemo Charleston, 8. C. grpatit* filters. PANRNIN^ HEPATIC BITTERS. THEY CURE DYSPEPSIA, A!T? TUX BlsrUStS 0? 161 STOMACH AND LIVER. IBBY ABB UCOMtnLVPIt) BT f RB MEDICAL FACULTY. HEGEMAN JSo CO., AGENTS, ?MW YOTtK. K?^faotmttJ by C; F. P?NKNIN. ' H * O??tJT A? AtWatlOAir,. , . " OHABLESTpN, B.C. AS*-Jet 8*U by J>rnggUt? ..Jfc?ryu-ficre.-? . *'*m?*.'*7- a?j j '? . ?gggg - AtTAaiiKrrun A'uuiuu LT ? R AI. WAREH0U8E AND SEED STOKE. AGRICULTURAL IM PLSUSN1fl, OJEOS! SEMDS, ?K. ELLERBEK TRANSPLANTER FOR BALE, . GEO. E. P1NQRRR. Nc. 119 Maet?ng-atreet, Cfc ai leslie. MarcbaM Orne (Cotton Cits. T? i- i. A % -r tx i { s , .JW PO KT AWT -FACTORS AND DEALERS IN IRON ?1E3, l-'Olt HALING COTTON, THE ARROW TIE. TUE INCREASING DEMAND FOR THU P0P?7 LAR FASTENING FOR BALING COTTON "UH Induced tlic rroprlotor to proyllo a largely iu croned Slock for ibo present Bcasou, om! wt are noT propateu to UH ordora in any quanUtv. -Iho ''ARROW TIE" ia put up tn bundloa o? 32 Ban H and Ties each ol ten leet In lengtb, each batidlo weighing 50 pounds. un UK tn fllU UK At IO.. Agent, for Houlb Carolina, _ " Boyeo'. Wharf, Charlealon. Seite- wfrnl2 ??fli?rellnncotis. S> PRATTS ASTRAL OIL / WOK FAM?E^?Sfc-NO CHANGE OF LAMPS ^?uiroorA pwfwity-Kefii TUnminaiing Oil-Strictly P ur*^N o Mixturo, Ko Ch?Wali -"Will not EhrplodO FinvlSt 145 dogrecS (pehag j^?egmi higher than ci rocjrj^ljy- LLav?^^ for, BriL rn evayro*rtf\??/\Trff!lrc^ Pro. prietas OinH^tt?^*JilCliU\a./PA^ Mai fcieWagp^ Send far circulars, v irhfl^srirnon ial^i^0^iicc^?^?? ScptO '. mwf6.ni STAIR RODS", BSOllSE, MEE 0?.T, /fl/i L DROP FIVTURE, . STATU FT ? A TES, For HoU-le, RvatnnrnntH nnd Public Buildings, MANU+ACTURKD UY W. T. ?t J. MERSEREAU, 62 DuaRe St., N.Y. Aaienst 13 Hrone MARVIN'S PATENT Alum & Dry Plaster FIRE PROOF SAFES Are most dcsirablo ipr quality, finish and price, j MARVIN'S SPHERICAL BURGLAR 'S aA F" EL S Cannot be Sledged! Cannot be Wedged ! ? Cannot be Drilled!: BANK VAULTS, VAULT DOORS. EXPRESS BOXES, FAMILY PLATE SAFES. COMBINATION LOOKS ll fleaae ?cud for a catalogue to MMVXN & CO., (oldest eafo manufacturera) _ , . , ( 266 Broadway, New York? Principal U&1 cheiltnut f?t Phila. Warehouses (108Bank St., Cleveland.O And for sale by bur agents in the principal cities throughout the United States TOR SALE BX WM. M. BIRD & 00., :NO. Q?3 EAST BAY, UIIAKbftTUAi December lu ly? Spo?l (Mn o SIX-CORD. I j .s.v. : tiri ojii&G"! f>J !? r*i 4?-r. Iii .? I / ?W Oil' . . itflOfl isW I ff XMalayv BMffUIt ?.Aaenil 4 Wims?0?