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A Simile. Slowly, slowly np tho wnll Steal? tho BunHhinc, Monta thc shade; Eveniu? damps begin to mn, Evening shadows arv <?ri".!;;y '< I. 'Hound mc, o'er me, every when?. All the sky ta graud with clouds, And athwart the evening air Wheel the swallows hume In crowds. Shafts of sunshine from the west I'ulnt thc dusky windows red; Darker shadows, deeper rest, Underneath and overhead. Darker, darker, nud more wan, lu my breast the shadow? fall; Upward steals the life of mau, As thc sunshine from thc wall, From thu wall Into thc sky, From the root along n?c Ah, thc souls of those ?hat dla Are but sunbeams lifted higher. A. i i i.i' di* Honiton. Terrible Murder near Pori?-A Dread? ful Scene in Inc SnliurMH-An Entire Family HacUcd to Pi?ce?-Extraordi? nary Excitement at tile Morgue. Thc Purls correspondent of thc London Herald gives the following account ol" a myste? rious and horrlblo murder which ls Just now thc talk of thc gay capital: A crime unparalleled In magnitude and atro? city is causing great sensation In Paris. Yes? terday morning n farm laborer living ut Pan tin, a suburban village Just outside flic formi? cations to tho northeast of Paris, was crossing a field on bis way to lils work, when his at? tention was caught by large Hakes of blood In n piece of waste ground,part of which appeared to have been ploughed or dug by an Inexpe? rienced hand. Whilst pondering on how thc blood could bavo got there, hp saw something white under a clod of earth, and nulled lt out. It was a while pocket handkerchief literally drenched with gore, und, on removing it, hu suw a human limul' sticking out of tho ground. He Imme? diately ran off to tho Commissary of Police, and soon returned to thc spot with assistance, and spades having been procured, a discovery was mado which struck horror Into thc hearts of all who beheld lt. Six corpses successively came to light, as shovelful un er shovelful of | earth was removed, evidently those of a mo? th IM- and her live children, all of them literally cut to pieces, and ono or two of thc bodies hacked and hewed In a manner too sickening to- describe. The first body discovered was thut of a little girl of 7, fearfully hacked about tho neck; tho second that uf n boy ol U; the third that of a little girl, a mere baby her abdomen had been laid open, and the In? testines leb out as the body wus taken up; but ber face, like that of the'other victims had been gashed over, possibly with a view to pre? vent Identification; tito fourth wns thc body of I thc mother, a woman about :15, and then two lads ot about 12 and IC. The former had been butchered lu a hideous way; his head was cut j to pieces, and one of his eyes lind been torced from tho orbit. The bodies had been Inhl at the feet of each other, and wore covered by about three root or earth, and thc murderer of | murderers had tried to give the ground thc ap? pearance of ploughed land, forming lt Into fur? rows. Thu victims were all most respectably dressed ; one of the boys wore the uniform: af I one of tho Lyceums; they all had somo money In their pockets, thc mother's cnr-rlngs had not been touched, and one of the boys had a watch. Tho people at thc Pantin Railway Station re? member a family whoso people corresponded With that, of tho victims arriving there on tho previous'' evening (Sunday) with tickets from Eolncy. It ls said ..that thc bodies were still quite wann'when they were disinterred, from which, li'ls Inferred that thc murder must have been committed at about 3 A. M. on Monday, and nie-could nut have been entirely extinct when 'the-' murderers heaped the earth over them. What ta fairly surprising ls, that In aspot 'so'?cln$!'tb:8? many large buildings (tho Fort d'Auuorvilllcra,whcre sonnies are constantly on duty, for instance, ls not more than fifty yards from tlio field ol blood) six persons could bo thus butchered without .raising an alarm. Again, lt seems difficult to understand that,, assuming ? the, victims to have arrived at Pantin in tho course of Siwday evening, they should havo walked ul)out iiie Holds aft night until they .were ?et. upon, and murdered. The bodies havo been taken tb thc Morgue, but, aa I Write, had not been Identified. Among tho many conjectures that aro offered Is one to thc effect that thc murderer myst have been thu father or some relative anxious to get rid of the en? cumbrance of a family. But lt is impossible to admit that any ono man could indict not less than sixty wounds, then dig a trench mid bury the bodies of his victims. Thc only ratlontu supposition ls that they must have gone Into some lodging-house for refreshment, and there been drugged and murdered during their lethargy. I went down to thc Morgue this afternoon, and found the gates besieged by upwards ot two thousand people. Thc bodies were not ex ?ioscd, thc doctors being at that time engaged n the post-mortem examination. I under? stand thnt it has been ascertained thnt'thc mother was enceinte. Tho buttons of the boy's clothes bear tho address of a Roubaix tailor, The Public this evening says thc bodies have been blunt I lied by a hotel-keeper In Paris as those of a family which arrived in town a few days ago. The police oro on thc alert, and it la Bold that two men are arrested on suspicion. Il would appear that thc victims . were suddenly assailed, as two of tho chil? dren's hands held convulsively clasped In their death-grip a piece of bread and butter and a plecq of cold sausage. Thc wounds of two of the hoys lead to thc Impression that they had made a stout tight of lt. Public excitement on the subject is Intense. THE VICTIMA IDENTIFIED. A later dispatch from the same correspondent says: Tho ? Victims have been Identified. Their name waa, Klnck, and they Uvcd at Roubaix. Besldes-thcmsclves, thc family consisted of a father and an elder son by a former marriago, and lt ls Inferred that It ls they who perpetra? ted tho crime. Tho Hincks were well o?r; they owned three houses at Roubaix, and tho father and the eldest son drove . a lucrative business as brush manufacturers. The husband, want? ing to extend his business, wished his wife and tho younger children to remove to Alsace, where he had another house, so as to convert the whole of his establishment at Roubaix Into a manufactory. He and his eldest son left Rou? baix for Paris, and the wife was ordered to Join tnein with tho remainder of tho children. She did so, and It seems that thc oldest son and thc mother and five other children all left Paris tor Pantin In a hackney coach. The son alighted first, took tho mother and two of thc children with him, tho other three children re? maining in the carriage. It ls assumed that be took them to tho place whore tho bodies were found, and murdered them, with tho as? sistance of his father or another accomplice i Ho then returned to tho hackney carriage lo weh tho other three children. Thc coacnrn?.p. ! ~ wa?~pa?d and discharged, and tho murderer took the other three victims to thc snot where bis accomplice was In wailing, and dispatched them too. No trace of the Klncks (father and son) bas yet been discovered, and lt ls feared that'they may have escaped. Thc police, how? ever, bavo obtained very accurate descriptions of them, and it ls hoped they will not long bo able to evade detection. The hackney coach? man who. unconsciously drove tho victims to tbe place has -ntlflcd tho bodies, In Bplto of the hideous wounds that disfigure their faces. RAPIDITT OF TnouonT IN D UK A M INO_A very remarkable circumstance, and an important point of analogy is, says Dr. Forbes Winslow, to bc found intne extreme rapidity with which the mental1 operations . nro performed, or rather with which the material changes on ' wyph the ' ideas depend i aro excited In the hemispherical ganglia. It would appear as H a whole.series of acts that would rcallv occupy a long lapse of timo pass Ideally through tho mind In ono Instant. We havo In dreams no perception of tho lapse of time a st rn ii go property of mind I for If such bo also Ita property when entered Into tho eter? nal disembodied state, time will appear to us eternity. The relations of space as well as of dm? are also annihilated, so that while al? most an eternity ls compressed Into a mo? ment, infinite Space ls traversed moro swiftly than hy- real thought. There aro numerous lUastrations of this principio on record. A gentleman dreamt' that bo had enlisted os a soldier, I Joined his regiment, deserted, was apprehended, carried back, tried, condemned to he shot, and at lost led out for execution. After tho usual preparations a gun was fired; be awoke with the report, and found that? noise In nn adjoining room had, at the oamo moment,' ?produced tho dreamiand awakened him. A friend of Dr. Abecromblo dreamt that be bad crossed the Atlantic and spont a fort? night In America. In embarking, on his re? turn, ho fell Into tho sea, and, awakening In the fright, found that he nod not been asleep t? min?tes. -The new chignon ls ont It hangs down 'he back, and costs U, flax; ?25, bair. AN IM I-I'll I.ll, HOUSEHOLD. I.fi? at thc Tnllrrlos, According to a French Jenkin*. (From Le Qautote.) Whatever oiilulon people moy belong to, they always fool Interest lu knowing the habits of tho sovereigns Hint govern thom. Tlicrolore I think it will interest yon to know some pnr Uoulurs respecting Ibo uomcnllo Hie of the Emperor mid Einpnvs, whoil Illness (loos not tum everything M|jaldo down. Yon will not lind in tills lUTOitnt auy deliberate T??u? uol. j flattery, i ^'''?'^Kn,,m wimt tnkerplucu. .. tivr or worse, us tho case may be. %? ?ny'H wor?: ueglits early nt Ibo palace. The Emjio ror ls an early riser ; lt often happens ll int nt 7 A. M. lie bus beer, ont for a walk. At Hut inalntinnl hour Hie Empress herself | gets np mid goes Into Ibo Emperor's bed? room-the two apartments nrc only divided by the dressing-room of Napoleon III. In Ibo morning ouquolto ls not allowed to exist; the wife enters lier liusbnnd's room without being announced by un usher. There Is no one between them. A door to thc right opens; thc Empress walks In; the Emperor puts down lils cigarette, and lukes n few steps to meet his wife. Ile hus the manners of what ls known ns la chevuleric Francaise, and none better than he knows the courteous ami win? ning Way* suitable to Indies. His own wife ls mu urall v treated willi the most affectionate re? spect. The Empress ls often absent (dith traite.) In nddltkui to tho great preoccupa? tions which muy possess ber, sbo often al? lows lier mind to wander lo subjects of tri? lling importance. In such moments her hus biind speaks to lier without her being aware of I lt, and lt ls with unwearied patience Unit he en? deavors to attract her attention. I have on twenty occasions beard the Emperor repeat the sa?no questions over and over again, with? out uimilicsling the least sign ot annoyance. Thc Prince Imperial Is often present at these morning Interviews. Adored by bis parents, be reciprocates the nffecllon lavished upon bim, and any one seeing them together would find it possible to Imagine that the tinnily before bim ls wholly removed from human am? bition and tho glories of the world. The hus? band nnd wife tutvyenl each oilier, (I. e., they say tu Instead of eons,) and call each other Louis and Eugenic. Thc sou kisses his puna and mamma. ' Nous sommes en ?tlcin foyer do? mestique-tho domestic hearth all over. It ls tea lime. The Emperor, so to sponk, eats lils tea instead of drinking it. He soaks a roll In his cup and then outs lt. Tho Empress ls seot cd next him, attired in a gown witbont n wnlst, generally red or purple'; her eve follows uU her husband s movements; her neck cm ?rges ! from ber dress surrounded by a double row of | while lace: her linlr is plainly dressed; .--mull slippers piny nbout her feet, (tills ls u-xtnu!tl nothing run be more simple noriiioregmcoful; a woman is never seen to so much advantage ns In n morning deshabille. A lit tie Inter, ti few int 1 mates arc Introduced; first, M. Conncau, more ni friend t linn n doctor, nnd almost a member of thc family; then M. Conti, rather slifY and formal lie ls, ILS be ill s a converted Republican; then M. Corvisart, who is more n doctor tim ti n friend; then, tinnily. General Mulhcruc. The Claus for thu day ure discussed and set lied, nrrlng accidents; thc mentis ut thc brenkfast mid dinner are also settled and given to the (lencral. Yet lt should not bc believed Hint Ibo Emperor runs counter to the wise precept, und that he lives to eat instead of cuting to live; the reverso is Hie case. Whatever hap? pens, thc Emperor never linda fault willi lils cook. Tlic dishes aro generally common, nav, vulgar-roasts aro tho rule, and thc made dishes arc eschewed. The dinner ls rendy ut a given hour ; so much the worst for their Majes? ties If they are not punctual. When during dinner General Malherbe apologizes for nu overdone Joint or nny other culinary Itailure. tho Emperor husteiiB to mako thc General cosy. ''Never mind, Its all my faidL I know wc arc late." Only Imagine, Hie favorito dish Is brisket of veal ! Thc rest follows suit. Economy ls thc rule nt the pnlaee. When? ever n guest IK unable to accent an invitation. 11 io fact ls notiflod to r. Di 11 ml s, who' ls bound to act accordingly, rer contra. If a stray Prlnoo arri vos unexpectedly to tilico pot luck, lie hus to put np with what there may be for Himer-no addition ls mndo lo the.menu for lils sake. The Emperor and Empress often transact business with thc steward of their do? mains, Mr. Eugene Tlncniue. He is a young mun who has ritten noluly through his merlin. It ls his business to seo that, the im? perial estates produce all they can. Tho Imperial furms show that he ls equal to lils mission; he bas rendered productive barren ?nd marshy tracts on the I-andes and else? where. On that account he ls on a very Int?? malo fooling at Ibu palace, and olten consiilieJ. ?il on questions connected with agriculture.*!1 After these receptions the Emperor lukes a ivnlk. He is accompanied at times bv M. Con I, ut others by M. Plctrl. Occasionally n ivottndcd soldier, a petitioner willi a grlev incc, or a petitioner lor charity, is Introduced, ind always graciously received. At ll A.M. he breakfast lakes place, arter which the Em leror and Empress enter their saloons COMMERCIAL NEWS. Exports. NEW YOKK-rer steamship Manhattan-52 bags ea island cotton, 1244 bufes upland cotton, ;s2 ales domestics, 60 packages dried fruit, 38 pack ges sundries. Hie Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval Stores Blurket. OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS, 1 MONDAY EVENINO, October ll, 1800. j COTTON.-With thc disposition on the part of cllcrs to offer sparingly, limited receipts and a ?lrly restrained inquiry, prices were well sup? oned. Sales about 460 bales, viz: '4 at 23; 0 at 3?; 43 at 24; 03 at 24?;9at24X; 41 at 24?; 148 125; 78 at 25?; 21 at 25?; 13 at25>?; 3 at 25?; at 26c. Wc quote: LIVERPOOL, CLASSIFICATION. Ordinary to good ordinary.23>i@24K I,nw middling.25 @ Middling.Wig Strict middling.25)j@ RICE.-Thc market was hare of stock, fud herc was consequently no sales of note. NAVAL STORES.-The market was Urra for arti? lles under this head, and the sales arc as follows: 44 ibis low No. 1 rosin at $2 25; 08 hbls extra No. i at $2, 60 bbls No. 2 do at $1 80; 16 bbls No. 3 do it $1 76. Marketa by^Telcgraph. FOREION MARKETS. LONDON, October il-Evening.-Consols 03?. londs 84?. Sugar quiet, 'both on the spot and float. LivEnrooL, October ll-Evening.-Cotton open tl quiet but closed irregular; uplands I2)?al2>?d ; 'ricans 12?al2?id} BalCS 7000 bales. Wheat 03 d. Beef 8a od. PARIS, October ii,-The Bourse opens Arm. lentes, 71f. 37c HAVRE, Oct?>??r ii.-Cotton opens firm and "?et: on the spot if 47*c; afloat if 38. HAVANA, October ll.-Tho stock of sugar at iavana and Matanzas ls 267,000 boxes, 3000 lids. Quotations nominal. DOMESTIC MARKETS. NEW YORK, October ll-Noon.-Market strong n Vanderbilt stocks; steady and firm on the bal ncc. Money 6a7 per cent, sterling, long, loo; hort, 109?. Gold 80? Sixty-two's 120?; Ten lessee, ex-coupons, 61?; new, 66; Virginia, ex oupona, 61?; new, 63?; Louisianas, old, 70; now, 4; levees, A4?; eights,' 84?; Georgia sevens, 90; lorth Carolinas, old, 49?; new, 43; South Caro Inas, new, 66. Flour dull and Baloo lower. Wheat Irooplng. Corn lo better. Pon dull at $30 76. .ard quiet. Ci "'on lower, at 26?0., Turpentine 7?a28c. Rosin qnlet; common $2 30; strained 12 36. Freights quiet. Evening.-Cotton fully )io lower; sales 2600 >uies~ at 26?o. Flonr heavy; superfino State |6 50ao 60; common to fair extra Southern $e loa 166. Wheat heavy, ic lower; amber Western il 38aL42. Corn scarce; mixed Weitern Meat 106. >ork heavy $80 60a30 87. Lard firm, kettie 18 to 8?c. Whiskey heavy $1 21. Bice quiet; Carolina lade. Sngar active and strong, coffee Arm. Mo asses steady. Turpentine 478680, Rosta $2 26. freights declining; cotton by steam Kc I flour by tall 2s fid -, wheal by steam 9s 10d. rio, .mi nen ts Mosed dull. 628 20. Southerns dull. Money very ;aay, and more than abundant at 6a7. Discounts '.-cry dnU. Prime paper 7 at banks. Sterling dull it 9. Gold quiet but Armor at 30?. Stocks heavy but steady at close. BALTIMORE, October ll_Cotton quiet at 27c. Flour dull and weak, and holders* dUpoacd to make concessions to effect sales, Wheat doll; prime to choice $140al 47. Corn finn; Southern white $1 lOal 12; low grades $lai 06. Oats dnU ateSaeoc. Rye $1 lOal 16. Pork quiet. Bacon firm. Whiskey $1 21 al 22. Virginias, old, 46x; coupon, new, 68 bid. CINCINNATI, October ll.-Pork $31. Lord 11?o. Bacon firm and quiet. No Shoulder? out. Smoked aidas ao?c sier towarri Receipts ooo huies. LOUISVILLE, October 11.-Pork foi 00. Saoul .1er? nc. sides ?Vf*" Lard steady ut I9e. Haw whiskey $1 15. WILMINGTON, October lt_Spirits turpentine bas advanced to 42 ?ic; sales lloo casks. Rosin quiet; So 2 %\tt>. Crude turpentine active nt fi MI.ri H. Tar declined 16c; sales nt $2 OS. Colton unsettled nt 23u24c for mixed grades. Ai m STA, October ll.-Cotton market stca<' wltli fair demand lu morning, but thc close. Sales too b' Middling.24 JSC, pATAKKAII, October ll.-Cotton, receipts, 2234 bales. ^iXj,ort8 1020 bales. Sales SOO bales; mld '.nings 25c. Market dull. Moim.i:. October ll.-Cotton lu mir demand; opened at outside prices; cloned quiet nt quota? tions. Sales iooo bales; middlings 24021'^c. Re? ceipts 2008 bales. Exports 1440 bales. A slight frost this morning. - NEW ORLEANS, October ll.-Cotton lower; 25u 25Jic. Sales 3450 l?ales. Receipts 8840 bales. Flour drooping, superfine $s ;o; double $6 76; treble $0 io. Corn scarce; $1 20. Murroy, Kerri? ?S* Co.*? TYavul Stores Cir? cular. NEW YORK, Ortober a-SPIRITS TuRPENTIN K. The posit lon of the market ut date of our Inst re? port was snell as to necessitate a shurp advance, and ns our receipts have continued on an un? usually small scale, prices huvo been forced to 48c; lt closed rather wild yesterday with lots Odern ig at 47?ie, shipping and sales simulta? neously ut 48c, merchantable. Thc stock ls, of course, meagre, and but for various lots on thc way from South I'arolhui, which threaten the nuirket, prices would now be over 60c. Receipts sw bids, mid 121 bbls landing. Exports 268 bills. Stock, 1st October, 783 bbls; October 1, 1808, 4706 bhLs. ROSIN_There hus been some little business lu strained common for thc Continent, thc sales amounting to 7500 bbls nt $2 18a2 20 for strained COmUIOR, Olid $2 26H2 30 fur good strained. Of other grades, 3500 bbls nt $2 46n3 for No. 2, $4a 4 76 for No. 1, pale . * an, and extra pale $ o <2a7. Tho business lu mediums ls quite active, but de? mand for extra ls restricted ny want of freight room. Receipts, 0022 bbls; exports, 2W4 bbls; stock 1st October, 41,271 bbls, against 04,413 last year. TAR ls extremely dull; nothing doing; Wilming? ton ottered at $3 75. Receipts, 673 bids; number bbls lust year, 4077. Boston ?Si Co.'a Cotton Ilcporl, for thc Wee?; ending OctoliIT 8, 1800. NEW YORK, October 0.-THE MARKET.-In our last report thc market closed steady nt 27?,c for middling uplands. Saturday there was more ac? tivity and middling closed at XTJjte. Sales 4000 bnles. Monday the market was limier, with a moderate business. Sales 2751 lisles at 28c. Tues? day there was but little done In the absence of the regular Liverpool news. Sales 1841 bales ut 28c. Wednesday there was u full* business done ut steady rales, although thc market was quoted otllclally WO ott. Thc news from Liverpool of nu advance was not known until late In thc day. Sales 2045 balos at 27??e. Thursday 2730 hales were sold, mostly to exporters. Prices were steady ut 27 ?4 c Yesterday there ivas more done, but at tower prices. Sales 3215 bales at 27 <?c for middling. During thc week prices in our market advanced ?ic; lint thc advance wan lost, and the quotations ure Hie same as last week-27;?c for middling up? lands. Liverpool shows Kjii advance on thc week, and wo think thc advance would have been great? er but for thc arrival of 70,000 hales this week, mostly Bursts cotton. Thc Havre market advanc? ed from 142 francs on 2d Instant lo 140 francs on 8th. The arrivals lu New York arc heavy; hut PO much is forwarded'to the mills ami to Kuropc that thc ottering stock of ready cotton has cou c ont inned ns small ns lust week. Our spinners continue to hold ott for lower prices, and they arc buying no more than their consumption, us will be seen by thc following sta? tistics: Stock on hand lu all ports, 28th August, 10,011 bales; received since, 203,233 bales; total, 214,144 bales. Exported, 44.224 bales; stock now, 102,770 bnles; taken by spinners and In transit to Northern ports, 07,144. Thc cotton lu transit ls esi i II i ai ed at 14,000 bules, and, if spinners own tho whole of lt, they have tukcu ll,lui bales a week for thc past six weeks. Thc position of cotton In Liverpool ls about as follows: Stock there on Oth October. 450,000 Afloat from india, expected to arrive by 1st January. 1SS.OO0 American cotton to be received, sa?neos last year, from 8th October to 3lst December. 174,115 bra/.ll cotton. 110,507 Egyptian cotton.. 01,230 Weet Indian cotton. 11, mi Estimated supply to thc 31st December, ? . lsoo. . _ .- . i.nor,?aa Estimated deliveries to thc tradoand ex? porters, 60,000 l?ales weekly for 12 weeks...'.... 720,000 This would leave stock on 3lst Decem? ber.:... 287,233 Thc English spinners hohl noa- 48,000 bales nt the mills, against 120,000same time last year. ?' Upl'd ft Fla. .Mobile. N. 0. Texa Ordlnnrv. (<?/25 02S*? (<%25J? (?ood ordinary. ?'??>J? (s*2? ((?20?., @20 Low middling. (<J>26Jf 031 ?27.'., 0*27Y, Middling. 027M <?V27.>? fnVJS (8,28 Sales of the week, 18,187 bales-Including 6425 lo spinners, 2023 to speculators, and 0137 to ex? porters. . Cross receipts nt this port for the week, 18,070 l?ales. Since 1st September, 03,320 bales. I860. 1868. Stock lu Liverpool. 450,000 427,100 Afloat from India. 188,000 361,000 Afloat from America. 12,000 ll.ooo Mock In London. 3u,H70 74,302 Atlo'at for London. 140,000 140,000 3tock In Havre. 03,260 41,030 Afloat for Havre. 70,084 77,245 Stock in bremen. 44,78. 0,353 Afloat for Urcinen. 301 7,685 stock m United States ports_ 102,770 84,305 Stock in'thc Interior towns. 16,430 12,126 Total. 1,102,005 1,244,712 j Dciiclcncy In visible supply... 142,017 Stock of cotton held by Manchester spinners at thc mills, now 48,ooo bales;same timei808,120,000 miles. Middling Orleans now 12 >,d., then lo;{d. Receipts per Railroad, October ll. 80UTU CAROLINA RAILROAD. 1085 bales cotton, 10 bales domestics, 152 bbls Hour, 2 cars stock. Ty Railroad Agent, Reeder A Davis, Pelzer, Rodgers A co, Mowry A co, W W smith, A J Salinas, W D Williams A Son, Caldwell k Son, (I ll Walter A co, G II Uoppock, Dowling A co, E J Wiss A co, W K Ryan, J B E Sloan, Ward law A Carew, W C Courtney A co, Frost A Adger, [iraeser A Smith, J Campsen A co, J C H Clausscn, und Knobeloch A Small. NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD. 340 bales cotton, 12 curs lumber, cars phosphates, 1 bales sea Island cotton, mdse, Ac. To bischoff | k co, (.'bighorn, Herring A co. Kendall A Dockcry, Ii W Williams A co, Mowry A co, Kirkpatrick A Witto, J D Aiken A co, F W Emanuel, W P Mow? ing A co, a W Steffens, Frost A Adger, Gaillard k Minott, Rnvcncl A co, W O Bec A co, W K Ryan, Srncscr A Smith, A J Salinas, Walter A co, Cald? well ft Sons, Reeder A Davis, A B Jarvis, H Gerdts li co. D C Ebatigh, J A Robinson, B F Simmons, E Welling, O A Moses, Railroad Agent, and Order. POUT CALENDAR. MOON'S PHASES. S'cw Moon, 6th, 0 hours, 0 minutes, morning, first Quarter, 12th. 4 hours, 42 minutes, morning, full Moon, 20th, 8 hours, 37 minutes, morning. L,ast Quarter, 28th, 3 hours, 14 minutes, morning. O0T0D2.R Monday. Tuesday. Wednesday. Thursday... Friday. Saturday ... Sunday. SON. RISES. SUN SETS. 6..3d 0. .20 6..28 6..27 6. .25 6..24 6..23 MOON LAS, 10. .45 ll..40 morn. 12..36 1..81 2..28 S..2? mon WATER. morn. 12..41 1..46 2.. 40 3..41 4..34, 5..21 MARINS If BWS. CHARLESTON, OCTOBER 12 ARRIVED YESTERDAY. Steamship Perlt, Gardner, New York-80 hours Mdse. To Kavcnc) A co, J E Adger A co, E Hates % CO, C D Ahrens A CO, J D Aiken A co, W M Hird fe 00, H Bischoff ft co. E T Brown. J Barke A Son, II D Burkett, diamond O, R ft A P Caldwell, W Ii Jhafce A co, Charleston Courier. Olaclus A Witte r O n Clausscn, LCohen. II Cobla ft co, LE Cor dray ft co, M H Collins ft co, J Commins, YMG, P Darcey, J Dawson, Dowio ft Moise, F ft O, J S Fairly ft co, diamond F, B Fcldmann ft co, For *ytho, McComb A co, 3 Prancke, Furr.hgott nros II Gerdts ft co, 0 Goldstein, 0 Graveley, H Harris, I H Graver, E Haas, J W Harrisson, uart ft Co. W 9 Hcnerey, T M Horsey ft Bro, M Ilunnckln. N A Hunt, J Jara, Jeffords ft co, LengntOk ft Bell, E U Johnson, A Johnson, L ft A, OUtschgl, T Kelly 0 Kerrison,. Jr, Kinsman Bros, Klinek, Wicken berg ft ro, McDuff Cohen; Mc Loy ft Rice, J Martin Wm Mancher, Menke ft Huller. J G Mllnor ft co. Muller, Nimitz ft co, Neufvllle ft co. O A co, B O'Neill, 1) O'Neill, 4 B O'Neill ft co. J , F O'Neill 4 Bon, C P Panknln, Jos Parker; Pelzer, Rodgers Sc co Plnckney Bros, R ft 8, Rev H Salford, Straus ft vance, E L Trenholm, F von Bauten, W. Vince, J U V?llers, Wagner ft Monscea, Werner ft Ducker, F Wchman, Geo W Williams ft co, 8 U Wilton, J N M Wuhllmann, W J Yates. Sehr Emma, Magrath, Combahco. 2160 bushels rough rice. To W O Bee ft co. Steamer Marlon, Robertson, Banu*1. River, 162 bales cotton,-441 bbtorosioj 48 bbU spirit*, 10,000 shingles, and sundries. To tho Agents, J A Ocock enbush, A J Salinas, J M Caldwell ft Baa, li Bis? choff ft co, A W Thomas, Q E Prttohett, Frost Adger, J Marshall, Jr, J R Pringle, J Hanokol, n Walter ft co, W 0 Dukaa ft co, Ora euer ft Smith Reeder ft Da via, Pelzer, Rodgers ft co, J Wiley. Kinsman ft nowell, Wagener ft Montees, and others. Bloop George, Cinciovlh, Aahepoo. lToO btuheta roagb rio?. To LD DeSaasaare. Boat from Edi ? to. s haga tea Uland cotton. To Gaillard ft Minot ?. UP FOU TUM rC.nT Pvhr Mary K Fenwick, Dalroy, at Ba?Jlinore, Oc? tober 8. CLEARED ron THIS PORT. Steamship Prometheus, (?ray, at Philadelphia, October 8. Sehr A linley, Haley, al New York, october o. BY TELEGRAPH. WILMINGTON, October ll.-Tho United State? Revenue Cutter Mcculloch arrived from Savan? nah yesterday, and a Untied Stales gunboat, Commander Wilson, arrived to day. SAVANNAH, October li.-Arrived, steamship Rapldan, Now York. Cleared, sehr E Uray, Havre. MEMORANDA. Ute following arc the consignees per stenmshlp Prometheus, from Philadelphia, expected today: Juo A- Theo belly. Railroad Agent, C Ring, Came? ron, llarklev A co, D F Fleming A co, Adams, Da? mon A co. J S Fairly A co, J M Bason A KIMI, T A llentnlsh A co. Holmes' Hook Store, U O'Nci",, T W Hllss, Stoll, Webb A co, McDutt Cohen, Crane, Hoylstou A co. Killick, Wlckenberg A co, Dewie A Moise, Goodrich, Winemnii A co, RA Murtlaud, .lohuston, Crews A co, V Schuehmauii, J ll Abra? ham, J R Pringle. J R Smith, M<J.ran A Kendall, M II Nathan, (I W Abuar, Walker, Evans A Cogs? well, Muller. Nimitz A co. Lauroy A Alexander, J M (ireer, W 1) Carland, Mowry A co, Mrs II L llut tertleld, J II (traver, J Horseman A Uro, Byrne A Fogarty, J S Schuck. Mis W A Mehrtens, Chapeau A I lr i Vu m, M l.uli rs, j Itiissell, Fogurtle's Book Depository, Chichis A Witte, II Gerdts A co. Sten? house A co, .1 Cosgrove, .1 Hurkainp A co, lludd A make, TM (treen, J F O'Neill A Son, Paul. Welch A Brandes. 1> Walsh, C 1> Alu . us A eo, .1 C Otjell, .1 A Ouuckciibush, S I. Hui in A co, J D Aiken A co, J ll Hnppoldt, J J Small, Wardlnw A Carer, and others. Consignees per brig 0 V Williams, from New York, arrived Sunday: W Roach A co, J K Adger A co, C D Ahrcns A co, II W F Hrowcr, R M lint? ier, Il Hui winkle A co, Holtmann Uros, II llischoir A co, W M Hird A co, Cameron, Barkley A co, E lt Cowpcrthwalt, W H Chufee A co, Dowlc & Moise, H A Due, R M Edmonds, I. Ellas, D F Fleming A co, Coodrich, Wlncman A co, H Gerdts A co, J K Heath, Hastie, Calhoun A co, Hart A co, Jcll'onls A ?.o, F D 0 Kracke, Lauroy A Alexander, Muller, Nltilltl A co, H Klattc A co. Mills House, S R Mar? shall, Montouc A co. J F O'Neill A Son, ll O'Neill, Ostcndorir A co, S O Railroad Agent, O W Steffens, Stenhouse A co, D H SUcox. J Thomson A co, Wagoner A Monsccs, Walker, Evans A Cogswell, Werner A Ducker, G W Williams A co, W T White, .1 N M Wohltmaun, P Walsh, J M Williams. W L Webb, M Marks, Clyde A llovoy, Jennings, Thom Hilson A co, lintier," lt A co. Nichols A Jones, W T A J C Avery, J Rodgers A co, C Y McDonald, and J Gillespie. F Shipping. O It HAVRE DIRECT. Thc splendid New Al American Clipper Brig MARY M. FRANCIS, Frauds muster,i_ (capacity moo bales,) having a large portion cargo engaged, will load with quick despatch. For balance room, applv to octll WILLIAM ROACH A CO. F OH HALT I M OHE Thc fine new Schooner "ZETA PSI," jj* Thompson Master, having a large part ofSSsi ber cargo engaged, wants a few l?ales Cotton or oilier Freight to fill up. J. A. ENSLOW A CO., octll_No. 141 East Hay. ?J! O R LIVE It V O O L . The first class Url tish Bark JOHN BRIGHT, J. W. McMullen Master, ls now;;_ loading for tho above port, and having part or her cargo engaged, will have good dispatch. For Freight engagements, apply to RISLEY A CREIGHTON, octll_Accommodation Wharf. EXCURSIONS TO ALL POINTS OF INTEREST AROUND THE HARBOR. Thc fast sailing and comfortably ap? pointed Yaeht ELEANOR will now resume^ her trips to all points lu. thc harbor, starting EVERT MORNiNO, nt io o'clock, from South Com? mercial Wharf. Por Passugs or Charter, apply to THOMAS YOUNO, 8cpri3_ Captain, on board. T^XCURSIONS ! EXCURSIONS I Thc fine fast soiling Tacht ELLA ANNA, tho Champion ot thc South, ls now ready and prepared to make .regular trips, thus auoriT Ing an opportunity to nil who muy wish to visit point s or Interest In our beautiful harbor. - For passage,,apply to tho captain on Union Wharf. Jiman tlailvoaUs. gOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD. GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE, ) CHARLESTON, S. C., Sept. ir>, i860, j On and after Thursday, September ie, tho Pas? senger Trains ou thc South Carolina Railroad will ?nu as follows: FOR AUOl'STA. Leave Charleston.8.30 A. M iVrrivc nt Augusta.4.45 P. M. Connecting with trains for Montgomery, Mein ihls, Nashville and New Orleans, via Montgomery ind Grand Junction. von COLUMBIA. [.cave Charleston.8.30 A. M. Vrrlvc nt Columbia.4.40 p. M. Connecting with Wilmington nud Manchester Railroad, and Cunuloo train. FOR CHARLESTON. [.cave AUKnstu.. . . ..8.00 A. M. Vrrlvc at Charleston.4.00 P. M. ..cave Columbia.7.45 A. M. Vrrlvc at Charleston.4i00 P. M. AUGUSTA NianT EXPRESS. (Sunduys excepted.) [.cave Charleston.7.30 P. M. \ rr i ve at Augusta..n. i u A. M. Connecting with trains for Memphis, Nashville ind New Orh ann, via Grand Junction. -eave Augusta.4.10 P. M. Vrrlvc at Charleston.4,00 A. M. COLUMBIA NI0UT EXPRESS. (Sundays excepted.) .cave Charleston.6.05 P. M. vrrlvc at Columbia.4.45 A. M. Connecting (Sundays excepted) with Greenville ind Columbia Railroad, and on Mondays, Wedncs lays and Fridays with Charlotte and South Caro? ma Railroad. .eave Columbia.8.50 P. M. Vrrlvc at Charleston.6.80 A. M. . SUMMERVILLE THAIN. -cave Charleston.4.05 P. M. Vrrlvc at Summerville.:6.30 P. M. .eave Summerville..7.10 A. M. Vrrlvc at Charleston.8.25 A. M. CAM OKS BRANCU. Camden and Columbia Passenger Trains on itoSDAYH, WBnNESDAY8 lind SATURDAYS, and 1)0 wcen Camden and KingvlUe dally, (8undays cx cptcd,) connects with up and down Day Pas engera nt Ringville. .eave Camden.n.i?-A. M. Vriive at Columbia. ,11,00 A. M. .cave Columbia.1.46 P. M.i Vrrlvc at Camden.0.00 P. M. (Slgued) H. T. PEAKE, scptie General Superintendant. li O S K 0 O I In account of the great number of Wonderful Cures of obstinate and Inveterate Casca or ICROFULA DYSPEPSIA LIVER DISEASE KIDNEY AFFECTIONS GENERAL BAD HEALTH, Ac, MADK BY Ttl F. 'CELEBRATED KOSK.OO," It has won the envlablo reputation of being tho ?et and most popnlar Medicine ever discovered. It ls daily prescribed by physicians, and recorn nended by many thousands of our best citizens. For >U# by ^ D0WIE & MOISE, Charleston, S. C. And Druggists and Merchants everywhere. 49* Ladles sneering from any Disc aso peculiar 0 their sex, can tx3 restored to health by using >R. LAWRENCE'S "WOMAN'S FRIEND," It inrlflea tho secretions, abd restores the system to 1 healthy condition.-a* For salo by ?. , ?-? Ui.j-fc DO WIE A MOISE, July26 lyrpao_ ? , Marleston, 8. 0. j^AMB FAMILY RNTTt^?^MAOlnNE. The only reliable and first-class FAMILY KNIT nm ever offered to the public. Over one han Ired different garments and stitches. Gold and Uiver Medals at all the principal Pairs-in tho Vatted States and Bu rope. Beat thingyfet Agents 10 malte money on. For aa ra plea and toms ad Ire? LAUD KNTTTi?lO M. M. CO., ?.pta imo OhtoopM Falls, ' Shipping. g T E A M-F O ii LIV K ll P 0 0 L . rpi.- "??c Ai British Iron steaiiiHhip^d---1ee* l'loNFFR J \v' siinchfonl mater SMwR having tholarsrsi i??'',"",V?.",r ?tRKV ?!l,??lpr win nu dispatched UmiK??'Uciy direct to Liver, pool. , . . For Freigut engagement. ?l'ljjv^ ^ ^ ocll? Napier's Rawgc. -p?OR 1'IIILAOELPII IA AN1? BOSTON. Steamship PROMETHEUS, Ca|italn A. li. Clav, will leave Kurili Athv.tilc StJB&jfc? Wharf FRIDAY, October 16th, jana, BtaoTBoR Foi- Freight, apply to .? JOHN A TIIF.O. OKTTYi octi'2 - S?rth Atlantic wharf. F O II N Ii W YORK. REGULAR UNE EV Eli Y THURSDAY. PASSAGE.$-jo. Thc Ono Steamship PERIT, "rr'tiln ? JifiB?, -. will leave VandciiiorHl'H WharfSjUfflK on TIUIWDAV, October nth. at 1 o'clockpT}" RAVENER & CO., Agents. ?7>- Through lillis of Lading Riven on Cotton to Liverpool._oc, n jp O II N K AV Y O R K7~ Tho fine Steamship flROROIA, Cap tlanLCntler, will load for tho above.1 portland will have diKpulch. "ct"_IIAVKXKL A CO., Agent". F OR NEW YORK Thc steamship JAMES ARGER, T. J. ^c(X9" Lockwood Commander, will lie dis- ???uJ?l?gs. patched for th> above port on TUESDAY, thc [Stn Inslant, at -'.'oioelc. u For Freight or Passage engagements, r.oply to oct ll 2_JAMBS AlHiKlt A CO., Agents. jp AST FREIGHT AINU TO BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA; AND THE CITIES OF TUE NORTHWEST. Thc Steamship FALCON, Jesse I). Hor-^Hrj&asi ney Commander, will sall for ??.??"-oreglyJwrm. Titt'BHDAY MOIIMNO. October 141 h, at half-past 1 o'clock, from Pier No. 1. Union Wharves. BTB" Through Hills Ludlng Blrm to 1'lllLADEL PIIIA, llOSTONaud the CITIES OF THE NORTH? WEST. For Freight engagements or Pas. .ige, apply to COURTENAY A TRENHOLM, neill 4 _ Union Wharves. F O II LIVERPOOL. CHARLESTON AND LIVERPOOL STEAMSHH LINE. Tho Al Iron Screw Steamer DARI EN, ^fj?am llT2tons,-Master, is expected toS?jBE? arrive on or about thc 25th Inst ant from Liverpool direct, and will sall ugain for said port willi dis ;jatcli. For Freight or Passage, having comfortable ac conimodutlons for a limited number of cabin pas scngcrs, apply to ROIIKRT MITRE A- CO., oem stuth Boyce'? Wharf. jp 0 lt NEW YORK. The Steamship FLAG, Leonard Com? mander, having a portion of her cargo ^MII engaged, will bc dlspulchcd for the above port. For Freight engagement*, apply to oct7_JAMES AIRIER A- CO.. Agents rpilAVELLERS PASSING THROUGH CHARLESTON EN ROUTE TO FLORIDA AND AIKEN, And other places, should lay in their^f"J^g* supplies ot Clarets, Champagnes, Cor dials, llruudles, Whiskies Wines Carnied Soups and Meats, American and Enfilan lllscults. De? villed Ham, Tongue, Lobster, Durham Smoking Tobacco uud Imported SejrurH. WM. S. CORWIN A CO., No. 275 Klug street, opposite Hascl. Charleston, S. C. m an di of No. OOO ?.roadway, corner 20th street, New York. _scpt28 amos J>ACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPY'S TITROI-GII LINK TO CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN. C1IANOE OF SAILIKC DAYS. Steamers of the ab;:ve line leaverier^rS/Tfiav No. 42. Norlli River, Tool of (.'anal :^tr. ot,^,??|?^?? New York, at 12 o'clock noon, of thc 1st, lilli mid 21st or every month <c.\ccpt when these dates fall on Sunduy, then the Saturday preceding.) Departure of isl uud 21st connect ut Panama with steamers for South Pacific and Central Amer? ican ports. Those of 1st touch ut Manzanillo. Departure of 11th of each month connects with thc new strain Une from l'a nama to Australia und New Zealand. Steamship CHINA leave? Ban Francisco for China uud Japan October 4, 18S0. Ko California steamers touch at Havana, but go direct from New York to Asplnwall. One hundred pounds baggage free to each adult. Medicine and nttendnuce Tree. For Passuitc Tickets or further information ap? ply nt the COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on the wharf, foot of Canal-street, North River, New York. F. It. BABY, Agent. m areli 12 lyr & . FOR CHERAW, S. C., AND INTERME? DIATE LANDINGS ON THE PEEDEE RIVER, VIA GEORGETOWN. Tlic Light Draft Steamer PLAN- " ,-,fp?*?^ TER. Captain J. T. ' Foster, la now^jgS?^fr receiving freight at Awommmlution^VlmrT^il will leave on SATURDAY NICHT, thc 10th Instant Freight and Whurfuge must bc prepaid. For engagements, apply to RAVENEL A HOLMES, Agonis, " " . ,. No. 177 East Ilav. V."'. Freight consign?! to Agcuts will bc for? warded free of commission and storage. octl2 6 * ?piOR SAVANNAH VIA BEAUFORT. Tho fast steamer "PILOT BOY." _ ?.ft"""?^ Captain Fenn Peck, will Icavo Mid- JuffiSa-ig die Atlantic Wharf for above points every THURS? DAY MOUSING, at 8 o'clock. uuUl further notice. Returning, will leave Savannah SATUUDAY Monsisa, at 7 o'clock. Tlie PILOT HOY will touch at niuffton on her way to Savannah on the 14th October, and also on her wny hack on thc lath October. oc'?_ J. D. AIKEN A CO. FOR BEAUFORT Vl\ ROCKVILLE, EDISTO AND CHISOLM'S LANDING. Tlie fast steamer '.PILOT BOY," _ _q Captain Fenn Peck, will leave M?a? EwtiMfirff *e Atlantic Wharf for above points evcryWoNDAY MORMNO, atfjfo'clock, until further notice. RcturningrVlll leave Beaufort every TUESDAY MORNING at 0 o'clock, and Edlsto 2 o'clock P M OCtO_J. D. AIKEN Sc CO., Agents. Q II ANGE OF SCHEDULE. FOR PALATK.? FLORIDA. VIA SAVANNAH, FERNANDINA AND JACKSON? VILLE. Tho Elegant and First-class _ _rr-~*w. Steamer DICTATOR, Captain W. T.??52E5C McNeRy, will sail from Charleston every Tuas DAY KVKNINO, al 8 o'clock, for tho above points. Returning, tho Steamer will leave Savannah SUNDAY MOKNINO, at o o'clock Connecting with tho Central Railroad at Savan? nah for Mot.lie and Now Orleans, and with the Florida Railroad at Fernandina for Cedar Keys, at which polut steamers connect with Now Or? leans, Mobile, Pensacola, Key West and Havana. Through Bills Lading signed to New Orleans and Mobile. AU freight payable on the wharf. Goods not removed at sunset will bo stored at rialc and expense of owners. J. D. AIKEN A CO., Agenta, oct* South Atlantic Wharf. D R. RIODAU'S ? OLDEN REMEDIES. Ask for no other, take no other, and yon will save time, health and money. $1000 reword for any case of disease in any 8tago which they fall to cure. . ' Dr. RIOHAU'S GOLDEN HA i.SAM No. 1 enros Ulcers, Ulcerated . Sore Throat and Mouth, Sore Eyes, cutaneous or Skin Emptions, Copper Col? ored Blotches, Soreness of the Scalp, Scrofula, Ac; ls the greatest Renovator, Alterativo and Blood Purifier known, removes ali dlsoaaea from the system, and leaves tho blood puro and healthy. Dr. RIOHAU'S GOLDEN BALSAM No. 2 eurea Mercurial Affections, Rheumatism In all Ita formB, whether from mercory* or other1 causes; gives immediate relief in all cases. No dieting necessary. I have thousands of Certificates proving thc miraculous corea effected by these remedies. Price of cito* No.11 or No. 2, ti per bottle, or two bottle? for $9. Dr. RIOHAU'S GOLDEN ANTIDOTE, a Batty speedy, pleasant and radical cure for all Urinary Derangements, accompanied with full directions. Price is per bottle. Dr. RIOHAU'S GOLDEN ELIXIR D'AMOUR, radical cure for Nervous or General Debility, in Old or young, imparting energy with wonderful tatet. Price 1 b per bottle, or two bottles far to. On receipt of price these Remedies will be ship? ped to any plaoe. Prompt attention paid to all correspondents. None genuine without the nama of '-Dr. RIOHAU'S GOLDEN REMEDIES, D. B. RICHARDS, Sole Proprietor," blown bi glass of bottles. Address D. B. RICHARDS, No. 228 Varie* street. New Torfe Office hoon fron 9 A M. to ? P. iL Circulars sent, julys J yr EDriigo, OJIjcmtcaio, S'c. T\K. o. s. i? it o v ii i T T S F A M I L Y M K D I C I N 13 S . Consisting or hi? Celebrated L I V K lt M E D I C I N K . ANODYNE PAIN KILL* IT, ANTI-IH LRU'S I'll.LS, AOCE PILLS, DY8BNTKHY CORDIAL, FEMALE TOXIC, ANO V U K I F Y I N (? P I L L S . Thc excellent Remolles or o. P. PROPIIITT. M. I)., 11 ? i no recommendation-their well known power In removing the diseases peculiar to our Southern climate having already established ror them un enviable reputation tn Georgia and the adjoining Staten. As the majority of persons liv? ing in Ibo South aro predisposed to disease or the Liver, ll ls granted by all iiilclllgciii physiciuus that most or the pubis und UCIICH or our people ure <lue to 01 gan ic or runclioiiul derangement or Hint Important organ. I'rophltt's Liver Medicine und Antl-lilllous Pills strike directly ul the root ortho evil. They cure the Liver, which In nine cuses out of ten is nt the bottom ol tho Coughs, Dvspop Btii, Colic. Sick Headache, Klieiimatisiii, Constipa? tion, Menstrual Obstructions, Ac, so common among our people. Earache, Toothache, Acute Rheumatism, Neuralgia and bodily pains of everv kind tice before PROPUITTS PAIN KILL IT like chair before thc wind. PROPUITT S LIVER MEDICINE. DH. I'KOIMMTT-Having used tills mediae suftl clently long to test tts virtue, amt to satisfy my own mind Hint lt is au Invnluable remedy for Dyspepsia-?diseasefrom willoh tho writer hus suffered much for six years-and hoing persua? ded thal hundreds who now sillier from this nu noylng complaint would bc signally hcncllttcd, us lie bus been by Hs use, we deem lt'a duty wo owe to this niifurtuuuto elliss to recommend iiiom Hie usc or this remedy, which hus given not only hiinself but several members of his family the greatest relief. M. W. ARNOLD, Of Hie Georgia Conference. DOOLY COUNTY, HA., April, 1W7. This ls to certify timi I was conllncd lo tho house, and most ortho time to my bed, and suf? fering the greatest agony imaginable with Rhen* mat Ism ror live mouths, and aller trying every available remedy, willi no roller, I was cured willi two bottles of Dr. O. 8. Prophi.l's Anodyne Pain Kill It, each cosiiug lift y cents; I? relieved me al? most instantly. I therefore r "-oinmcnd lt in Hie highest degree lo others suturing from simi? lar diseuse. I can say thal lt ls one of (lie best fauillv medicines now out, certain. Yours truly, \V. A. FOREHAND. COVISUTOX, (?A., .inly H. isr.7. DB. PKOIMIITT-Having used your Liver Medi? cine lor more than a year in my family, 1 cheerfully recommend ll to nil*persons snll'crliig from Liver aneri ions. Dyspepsia or Indigestion in any form. I nlso id oin men.i vour Dysentery Cordial ns the best remedy tor that disease. O. T. ROU BKS. STAXronnvtLLE, Putnam County, Oct. I, iso;. DR. O. s. Pnom ITT-Dear sir-This is to certify that 1 have used your Ague Pills ror the lust lon yours, and I have never railed to cure Hie Amie lu u single Instance willi them. They always break thc clillls the lirst day that they are given. I cnn recommend them ns bring Hie liest nene medicine thal 1 have ever found, and they leave no timi ef? fects following thom, as t'uliiino. Ar. Yours respectfully, A. WESTBROOK. PUTNAM COUNTY, Oa., September 22, 180S. Dn. O. S. 1'nor in rr-Slr-I have used for thc last two years In my family your Liver Medicine, your ruin KUI lt,anil your Female Tonic, and I have n o fears in saying that they are Hie best medicines I have ever used for thc Liver and Stoinnch, Neu? ralgic and Rheumatic affections, Headache, Colic, mid pallis of every kind arc subdued by them. After using thc medicines so long, I cheerfully recommend them to any and every one, and to all that arc indicted, as thu best and safest remedies for nil Hie diseases for which Hicy ure recom? mended, Ac. Yoararespectfully, JAMES WRIGHT. DR. FROPIIITT'S FEMALE TONIC. This Medicine, wit h It s associates, ls a safe and ccrlui'i remedy for uti cumble diseuses to which Females alone are liable, ll ls also au excellent preventative of Nervous Ihlndness, or Nervous ni-eases in either male or li u n ale. It is a power? ful Nervine Tonic, setting up a fuU and free circu? lation throughout tho system. All or thc above medicines sold by Druggists and Merchant s generali v throughout Hie Southwest. ED. S. BURNHAM, ?Wholesale and Retuil Agent, No. 421 King-street, near Culhoiiu, Charleston. S. C., Prepared only by Du. O. S. PROPIIITT, april lt; siullioinos Atlanta, Ga. F . P A N K N I ? , APOTHECARY AND CHEMIST, No. 123 MEETLNG STREET, CHARLESTON, S. C. The advertiser begs to call attention to his stock of thc best imported and domestic CHEMICALS, DRUGS AND PATENT MED? ICINES. * Upon thc DISPENSING DEPARTMENT Of his business he bestows thc utmost personal care and attention, and guarantees thc purity of tho medi? cines used In componndlng. PRESCRIPTIONS Prepared carefully at all hours .of the day and night. Special Agency for*tho sale of SURGICAL, INSTRUMENTS', Manufactured by Mosssra. GEORGE TIEMANN* CO., OF NEW YORK. ms STOCK OP HAIR, TOOTH AND NAIL BRUSHES, PERFU? MERIES, AC, Ii large and well selected. , AOENCT FOB TUB SALK OF TUB CKIJ.'SRTKn ROCK DUI DOE ALUM SPRING WATER, 4* A supply of which la alway a on hand. Manufacturer of P A NJK N I N ? B HEPATIC BITTERS, Which have established for themselves a reputa? tion sorpused hy none. Through constant effort and attention ho hopes to merit a continuance of the public patronage which haa hitherto hean ex landed to him. fthlO tnthKiyr (Clotljing nub -f nruisbjng (Poobe. mO THU CITIZENS OK CHARLESTON. aiA<UI.T.AIt. AV IJJilA.Ms ?V. _l*AnKEit, AT SO. 207 KI*",C. STItKKT, Have in more a. ru ge stock ur FISK CLOTHING, all of their own manufacture. They are oilcilng nil Wool Cheviot Suits at $12 worth Si?, coals amt Sacks nt $10, worth $10 lo $2?. Pantaloons i-l to |S. Vests |l, fi ami $3. Shirts ?J. lu ricrShlrt* aiui Drawers at ?i each. Hosiery, Gloves, Ties, Collars, Ac, A C., all ut extremely low prices. Their uM customers, anil all who wish good goods,'are Invited to examine their slock at No. 2H7 KI NC STREET. STOIIK FORMERLY OCCLTIEII HY Jl'IU" .. COHEN. octa tuthslmo . iUioccllnticoiUj. STAIR RODS, BBONZE, FIEE OH.?, /jH/^\Jl DROP FIXTURE, ^ ^^^^^J^^j^j^^j^ C.irpet Deniers, , STAIH. I?3J^V.TES, For Hotels, Restaurants and Public Buildings, MANUKA CT U UK I) BV W. T. & J. MERSEREAU, 62 Duane St., N.Y. nugi:) amos_ MARVIN'S PATENT Alum & Dry Piaster FIRE PROOF SAFES Are most desirable for quality, finish and price. MARVIN'S SPHERICAL BURGLAR SAFES Cannot be Sledged ! Cannot be Wedged ! Cannot be Drilled! BANK VAULTS, VAULT DOORS, EXPRESS BOXES, FAMILY PLATE SAFES, COMBINATION LOCK3 Please send for a cataloguo to MARVIN & CO., (Oldest safo manufacturers) , . . (205 Broadway, New Yorkv -ur , P -{721 Chestnut St., Philo. Warehouses (108Bank St., Cleveland^ And for Bale by our agents in the principal oities throughout tllft United States. For sate by WM. M. BIRD ti CO., NO. 203 EAST BAY, dec20 lyr CHARLESTON. Pi ugo, (Cl)cmicalo, &c. ROSAD ALIS. ? sROSADALIS. Bold by GOODRICH, WINEMAN A CO., Direct importers of European Drugs and Cbom cala, Charleston, 8. C._mays stuthly DE OA It E F UL? WHAT MEDIC IN E S YOU TAKE. When yon are exhausted by overwork of head tr hand, and fed tho need of something Invigorate ns, don't drink whiskey or any Intoxicating bing, whether under thc name of Bitters or other vise. Bach articles give just as much strength o your weary body und mind aa thc whip gives o tho jaded horse, and no more. Alcoholic st i ai? dants aro injurious to nerve henltb, and are ai? reys followed by depressing reaction. DODD? NERVINE AND TNVIOORATOIi a a Tonio and gentlc'stlmnlant, which ls not at? ended by reaction. What lt gains for you ll nalntains. 'When lt refreshes body or mind, lt -ofreshes with natural strength that comes to day. We are not recommending teetotalism In he interest of any faction; but long and extend? ed observation teaches us that he who resorts to .he bettie for rest or recuperation, will lind, as he coeps at lt, that he ls kindling a Oro in hU bones which wu! consumo Uko the names of perdition, rora from lt. Take a tonio that will refresh and lot deatroy. DODD'S NERVINE ls for sale by ail Druggists. Price One dollar See bc ok of c er ti? le at ea that accompanies < Mb bottle. June2t mos