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.Export*. . nsw YOBX-Par steamship. Champion-1221 bales upland and 21 bani nea Wand cotton, 73 ?091106,76 00180 domestics, 200 empty barrels, 37 Wils roam, 100 sacks rico flour, 2? packages sun? dries, S72 packages green peas, 12, ooo feet lum uer, Sharses. ?tie Charleston Cotton, Alee ?nd N?V?i Store* ?>rkat. orri cs OBAXLXSTOii Ns we, 1 " ?jj ' SATURDAY BrnniKO?. Haren 36, 187L j Q?nox-me market for this, article.exhiblted .Won firm character.Snd the better qualities were irregular and In some instances higher,improving . a, Juli vc fi ft. Sales about 800 bales, say 23 at rix, 24 at lix, 41 at 12, 44 at lix, 20 '.at 18,1 at 18V, 21 at 13K, 38 atia??, ?Trat WK, o at 18?, 66 art 14, 21 at 14v, 8 at u%, 'sop at 14&.4? on private terms: ? We quote: LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION. .<- Ordinary to good ordinary.11X@18 Low middling. 13X@13X MWdalig abd strict mlddllnfr...-14 @i*X " Eic*.-The market waft quiet, wirb very light ran s a ?tions. Sales 41 tierces at 7-11-160 ? lb. We quote common to lair at ~XW%t>; good *@8.Vc NAVAL STORKS.-Th ere were no sales of note. FBH?HTB.-To Liverpool, by steam direct nomi* sal on uplands; via New York, Xd on up 'ands,' w@ixd on sea islands ; by san, 15-32d on np laurie, Xd on sea islands. To Havre nominal. Coastwise-to New fork, by steam, xe on uplands' and xe on sea 1 ihm d s ; $ 1 25 ft 11 er c e 0 n rice ; by Bail, X c ? ?on ootton; - ft \lei c e. on r ice ? icc fl.barr?l Cn rosin ; g7@3f?Monlumber;ts@l8fiMon timber. Ti ?Boston, by sail, Xe fl Is on upland cotton. To Providence; by sail f3 a M on boards, Xe ft 2s on cotton; by steam $1 fl bale on New York rates, * To Philadelphia, by steam, Xe fl lb on uplands; by sail, $7 fi H on boards; $e on timber; $8 fi ton on-xlay, aad$a@8 60 on p?os sha tee. To Baltimore, by steam, Xe f> n> by ami, ja 6??7 fi M on boards; $3@3 as f> ton 01 Phosphate roes. Vessels are in demand by eur merchants to" take lumber freights frc m Georgetown, 8. C., Darien and Satina Biter, Ca. and Jacksonville, Fla., to Northern ports, and $10 012 WM are the rates on lumber and boards. EXCHANQB.-Sterling 60 day bills-. . aonnanc E-TCHAKGk. - The banks purchase night checks at X?>X orr, and sell at x premium. ?OLD-10^11. Market j by Telegraph. HOKEY M A BS irs. LOOTON, March 2fr-^Noo?.-Consols 82X- Bonds' Ssw YORK, March" 26-Noon.-Governments; emu and heavy. Stocks steady and In specie toi-' embry active. Money easy at 4. Gold weak at lox- Exchange, long 9X; short lox. Freights min. . ''.'??*." ? ..* ? Afternoon.-Money. 3aL. Sterling dun. Gold injaV Govern ment s advanced x aX. closing. Sw b~athena" very cmn atyesrerdsy's prices. ' Freights steady. : tJtj uj Evening.-Sterling dull after closing of the; mall, exaax. Gold - steady. all day, lOXalox. ' ?gbtnasx. Sixty-twos 13X; fours Mjdmeaif;' new lox; sevens lox; eights, ll: forties SX "Virginias 67X; new 69. Lonlsl&ns 68; new 63., Xeveea 62X; eights 86. Alabamas loix; fives 65. Georgias 81; sevens 88. Bank statement: Loans; have decreased warty $1,500,ooo; specie has de cTeaaeA over $&oo*,oea;. legal tenders have de-, creas ed nea'-'v $500,000 Oposita have decreased' tm~trA.v^w. w _ COTTON MAKXXTS. " "XTVXKPOOL, Maren 25-Noon .-Cotton harden- . iDg-upiariOs. 7 Xd, dleana. 2X?; sales 12,000 Ev?jlDg>-^ettoc closed active and firmer-up. i laudo 7XaTSa,""Orleans-7xaTXd; sales' 15,000 bales; spfcuiailcn, and export 4000.. = S Nsw ?OKK, Mart h 25- Noon.-Cotton firmer-: npla?d? 15X,-Orieansisxc; sales2000bales. :fTJ Evemng^nOotioa. fiim-saias ?&l? bales at. ^fffi^^fclM liaj|ffi.W.?'8^t?e3? stock. 12,000 bales.' ! .BXarnoan, Mafch "26.-cotton Arm; middling W?by ft&*8 receipts-?8 bales; salea 473 bales; NcisVaux, March?s.-Cb'tton firm; low middling; tS: net 'receipts. 1330 bales; exports coastwise" 8061 to;'?Alw:W0;st?r?46. i^jurmttrbN^MaTett 26.-cotton more active;' mld?^Mr-.l^X?; net-recerpts M bales; sales 75:. ^STvxirjKi?TBarch 28C-ebrtOT-4rrmandJn,?ood' demand, with prices advanced; middling ?v o ;? ! - net "recel pto MM hales; salee 1400; Stock 67,680. AUGUSTA, March 25-Cut ton opened quiet and: aKadj ne /estelaa^JaUoaUrg uuotations; at close. there ls a oener feeling, with lull Liverpool mid dltog at 13XCrand New tYoik J4c>_sales 587 bale3;; receipts 86?. Tc-..- F-. j fi . *] MOBILE, March25.-Cotton Ara-middling 14 vc; neajradflipts "ro;.'fxpqns ra the comisen? 8064; co?wiae 34; 8^1??; stock 69^8. ;. . . ': ?TVO?LKXKS: Martrh 2fi?=-?torton steady and in lair "demand-muiddng MKaMKc; net receipts 8097 bales; grot-s S3?f7 ; 'saJtsJ?55; stock 276,215. GALVESTON-, March 25.-Cotton market quiet;' good ordinary l2Xc;Jiet. receipts 842; exports to Great Britain 893; coastwise 900; sales 760; Block M. Lard 67s. Nnjr., YO&K, Marah 26-Noen-Flour -doll and heavyr Wheat' dull an? daelmlng. Corn quiet and "heavy. Pork qnlet at $21. Lard unchanged St 12Xal2X. Turpentine dull at 60c. Roam arm, ??U/L > Lara shade firmer. Groceries awf navals steady. New York Rice Harket. the Journal of Commerce, March'22: Un* f#atur?Sto note: : Tnare is a mod ? nauseas from the trade; and ; mai 1 ^nppu?s 'j ?ive holders some advantage. We notice sales of I 75 tierces Carolina at saS^c, and 300 bags Ran goom-Outy paid, at 7Xa7Xc, currency. From the Times : Business has been quiet, bat prices baye?fceeu guottd ajeady.u-teaJea eo tierces Carolina at $Sa8 8"X. tho latter Tor fancy, and at? bags Ra pg con, un small iota, at $7 l?a7 ? per M?SRfk. .HBLI erl. J1i^jnjbeJon/nal al Commerce, March 24; TBere ? ?not much doing. The ollVrmirs are light and at Ml ratea only, while buyeis perch ase only tn the . ?Bau lot s r* quired for daily, use. We quote uaro .Mn* ?tS8??<f, and Bangoen at, 7a7Xc, currency 2 From tito Dally Bulletin: The market le made- , rately- active ano steatiy but without new features ' ?f- toterest. Sales of 40 casks Carolina at 8Xa |R an? 1?hags Ramgooti at 7vc to the-trade. Frcm ?ba Herald: Tbe demacd caotl?ued fairly activ? nud price? were ?rm with small offerings. flaks- comprise 220 baga Rangoon at 7a7Xc and 80 eas ks Carob na at 8 -ia 8 Xe for strictly good to.cJttlce. The Inquiry was mosily for the better qnamtea. and for each tie market was particn larly firm. ... New York Hay Harket.' .". " -'-T From the Journal'of Commerce, March 24: Ai very fair, ira Oe baa been, goMg, on-icc-shipment, at steady prices, sales embrace loo bales for j J>ariea, Ga., at $115; 80- l?ales for Fernandina at gi 16; 200 bales tor Jacksonville at $11&; 100 biles td the government at $116, and i26 bale? for wli? ming! on ai si is. Prime qualities: are !u fair de mand at $1 26ai 46. : Straw-ls moderately active at $a ssal 80for long rye; BOatl for short rye; 75a ?i?etor oat. %' Boston Harket. ' BOSTON, March 22.-COK?s.-The market for thia article remains the same, as noticed for some weeAs past. Th-, re IB a fair Jobbing demand, and aalee 01 Java at I9xa23c, gold, and Rio at l4Xa is JSC. gidd, the Bales of the latter Including some -soo bags, s.. Domingo-is scarce and nomlbaily lac pt r pound, gold, in bond. CarroN.-Trie cotton market baB been quite -dull,-Me past week, so iar as sales are concerned, -aiMough at umes we noticed a firmer feeling. Holders, however, find lt difficult to sustain any ;"*?SBoe? ?Ith i.he large receipts and the unset Wea Stat? of affairs abroad. Low grades are still mased .upon the market at low prices, but the better qualities are held, with more firmness. >*o*>?te "ale of ordinary at Uj&lSjf, good or Anarj at isxfi3c, low middling at l?ailx and middling at leaisxc per pound, including Un? lands and Gulf. 0 ,. OomsTics -The market for tottan goods re ' malus without change, but the business of Me Weak bas been moderate. Woolens are held -Mite-firm, the, adyaoce .rn rawJ maieriai lately bariag inctease'i coat of production, but theinar ^*&B&?I modoaier] active. Favorite B&lea ar?told up c ose. vr?* ^S^T,.?A^ -ntT* a&T been sales of loo Sawn'lea!6Xc. currency, and 700a8uo bales at fl0 87X, g. ld. in bond... ^ GUNKY CLOTH.-The demand for gunny cloth. AtmtrtK goiicf sud prices are gr*dnaijy workmir flSM^^^ fcJ^Jbjiclude loo bales at, 19 %c; soo bales yk*m&BPmenu boud. ow itur>; arwd^&o Tjaeaat l2Xal.Xc, g'-UI. tn bond, .toarrive.' In aomesiic-tinpglng there-have been sales or 3400 rolls ut 20H2)C lor goucLjuid favorite brands are now Orm ut i he latter raies. t "WTAL Winks^Ttr sfdrrif tdYpen r??fe- rte" *saTes kaye be" at 6ja58c per gaJliiii^.Tar ls held at $2 75..apvr mu;. ?.itti salesOft 4$) ^bto.r Wilming? ton, 10 arrive, at prices In Me range In rosins ..a*ie*:<ii ?w tjWf, com gonn atramed. SASC jtxs?: .nm?-. Ko. 2, at ?3a3 25. and No. 1 at $8 acas si bbl. lu piufcaaalra of ^onihern at $326per ^u70^7T^re?.ls a-flaff'?bt?mgJbr rice, with sale- nf IM ttorres Carotta*..a* akas?e uer" Touad ; ?"d 150 begs RangoonTa: private Mrms^ ' ' Interior Cotton Markete. COLUMBIA, Marchas.-Sales ol cotton, yester? day. ** bales; middling 12X0. UNION, March 28.-TO bales sola daring .-the week. Market opened on Monday at 12,vc ; closed doll to-day at 12c ANDERSON, March 22.-To-day middlings com ' minded: MM to lgyc. ORANGEBURG. March 24.-Saies daring the . week 40 bales. We quote: Ortllnary 19; : low.mld I diing Ile; middling 12o. CHARLOTTE, March 24.-Sales to-day 62 bales; ex t rem es 9 5i to 13c ; market quiet. ? ATLANTA, March 2S.-Llght offerings, arid Ut tie change In prices; prices Armer; middlings 13)?C; low middlings 12>?C; good ordinary liMc; ordinary io>?c. MONTGOMERY, Maroh 24.-Our cotton market ls very Arm, with good demand; low middling 13Mo; low grades difficult of ?ale. ? ? ' . SELMA, March 24.-There were sales yesterday to the amount ol 125 bales; middlings 14)ic; low middling 13c; the market was firm; offerings jrere principally poor grades. . Wew York Navar Stores rttarMet. . . From the Journal of Commerce, Maroh 24: .TAO market for spirits turpentine is rather more steadily he'd. The demand 'ls moderate. We hquote merchantable lots at cont?le, the latter price for parcels on this side. Sales embrace 50 barrels at the latter fleure. -Rosin-There have been fair pales of strained for sbtpmencat the ad vance quoted-yesterday,; The market closed very firm, with. $2 65 bid for cargoes to arrive- Sales embrace 3600 barrels on private term?, under? stood at fl 60; WO barrelrat $2 66: loo barrels at $2 62), j 1000 barrels at $2 65: 8000 barrel? (this lot late last evening) at $2 00. afloat. The best grades are very steadily held, with trade moderately active. Sales embrace 400 barrels Nd 2 at $2 76a 2 90. We quote No 2 at $2 BOSS 60; Nol $8 6084 50; pale and extra pale $6aT 50. Tar ls more active; loco barrels Wilmington sold on private terms. PORI CALENDAR. MOON'S PHA3B8. FHH Moon, oth, lo hoars, 19 minutes, morning. Last Quarter, 13th, 6 hours, 0 minutes, evening. New Moon, 20th. 10 hours, 40 minutes, evening. Finit Quarter, ?9th. 1 hours, M minutes, morn g. MAR. ? APB. Monday., Tuesday...... Wednesday.. Thursday.... Friday., Saturday.... Sunday...... SDN. BUBS. 5..66 0..16 e..64 e..is 6. .?3 -JS..17 5..61 I 6..18 SUN 3XT8. .5!,80 86.: 49 6. .47 61.IS G. .19 e.. 20 MOON R. * 8. morn. 12..19 1..10 2.. 1 2..49 3..29 4..12 mon WATXH. morn. 12.. 9 I.. 7 2.. 7 3..10 4..13 5.. 8 U?cci]Ua by Railroad. Marc li 85. SAVANNAH ANO CHAKLK8TOK RAILROAD. 9 bales cotton, mdse, Ac. To Mnrdaugh A Mathews, J Colcock A co, J R Pringle A Sou, G A Locke, L Arther. Passengers. Per steamship Chamnion, for New York Mrs Slattery ana chi 1* O McCunley, H Roberts. M Mills. S Tibbe*ts, J N Edmon?ston, J Oellers. G S; Thomson, P fxamshlre, J 0 Oastello, 3 A Condlct, E Sebrick, J Magrath, J Godard, S Thomson J N Averill, ETHoinmel, Capt FtPei kand tfife.'w J Haigh? and wife, H Deas, Jr. Mrs E Murray. Jorih Lune, J Morrison, J Elliott, J McMahon, and 10 on deck. . . Per steamship South Carolina, from New York -W ? Smith, Mrs H G Bmith. J W Howard and wife, Mrs Marsh, D R Pynehow, J C West, J Har beson, G W Kltaok, Mrs S K luck, C B Buist, and H Faselehr. Per steamer Dictator, from Palatka na Jae1 ?envine, Fernandina and Savannah-J 0 Brow MW Brown. Miss Brown. Mis^Sweet. Gen Wal;' Mr Xyman and wife, J H Jenkin*}, R C Jenk'ns Mary E Jenkins, Miss E Jenkins, two Master fen kins, Mrs Honing, lira, li Itt. Mr Edsail, Mr D'.ran Dr B H Rand. Mt Bedell, Br Lynch, D A CPjee, " B Pinckney, J M Snaldrng,<M* Sexton and wife, LMadden, Mr Crocker, v? W_Da*ls and wife, R C Heyward. 7 Bull and wife, Mr Ostrum. ,dr Praet tod ?lfleck. . ?. MARINE XEW8. +?-aaaa ..-u-u-.-1 CHARLESTON. S. C-.. . .M iRCH 27, 1871. Lat 32 deg46 mia 33 sec.|Long,1?deg?Tmin27 sec. ? ARRIVED SATCliDAV. StteainsblDSontb Carolina. Beckett.'New*York, -left--ila 'mst. Mdse. To Wagner, Huger A co. w A. Courienay. j E_ Adger A co. Adams, Damon A co, SC Railroad co, J, Apple? D A Am me, C D Ahrens A co, Sdtrflrern Expr?s* co?E Bates A co, Dr H Baer, Bayer A Kresse?, W c Bte A co, T A Bejmteb, -E jjiteofwrd. H U?sOhof A co, W M-Burd: A cCvBollmann Bros, Mrs Booth, E Boyd, W S tfls sell, J P Brown, E Brown, Wm Brookbank*, 5 H Brunning A co, Mrs Burns, Edw Bul. Cameron, Barkley & co, A CanalefM Drake, J H Devereau. B Doscher, Douglas A MIDer, Dow ie. Moise *J)a vis, J B Derra! * Son, J S Fairly A- co. D F Pliin fn**'co.T PForreston, C D Franke, Wm H.Gar ??nkle.'Furchgott. Bencdlci A co, H Gerdts A co, Goodrich, TClnemsn 4 co; J U Grave: & co, MbB l-l Maia, w Corney. J W HUT,sou. Harbeson A 00. T j M Horsey A Bro, Hart & co, J H Hillen, N A Hunt, ' Jno Herkamp A co, A TJser, Jager Bros, Johnston. Crews A co, 0 Kerrison. Kinsman Br J?, H fi latte A co. Klines, Wlckenberg.A co, Col R Latnfra, J H Lawton A ce, Laarey A Alexander. P F Murray, L Levy, Sell A Feater, S K Marshall. Marshall A Burge, M Marks; HcLoy ? Bice, W k Mertens, J ?J Minor A co, Belchers & 'Stuil?r, iienke i Muller, Q F WlptPr?, Vat-limann A co. A Meal ann, F L O'Neill. A Nimitz, D O/Nnlll A. Son, Wxp Paddon. Paul, w?ctf A Brandes,"E Pefry, CT Popponheim, H Pfizer. Pelzer, Rodgers A eo, Raven el A co, w ?^ Ransell A?QKC O Righter, J aussen. A Knth/.W t?ele, Stefferis. Werner A Ducker, F E Schroder, A ft Stillman', Wm Stone, J S sheppard. J R Solb mous. E B^StodfJard A co. capt Thomas, SThoru son, R ThomUupon, M Trlest, w Ufferbatdt, Geo H Walker, L Walker, Walker, Evans A Cogswell, w L Webb, Wagen er A Monsees. E J Wlss & co', West A Hunt. J wiley A co, J Wlrth. W J Yates, Mrs M 'J Zernow. March 24, ll P M, t fr Hatteras, passed: steamship Gsorga. Bark Sarah E Frazer, 'Knight. New York-ll dava. Hay. To Klug A Gibbon. Vessel to D Jen? nings A co. Sehr luary R Somers. Somers, Boston-9 days, ice. To Tndpr Ice Company. Yesael.to H F Baker * co. , , u - ; Sehr Wm Conners, Toole, New York-ll daysv Acids, nay and. salt oake. To W C Dukes & co, J! Camp sen A co, V C Bee Si co. Vessel to H F Ba? ker A co. Sloop Mary Goodrich. Roberts, Ashepoo. 4.1 bagb sea island and 12 bates upland cotton. To WjPBee*co.: , 'v ?? 1 ^oop Camel, Sapt?e River. 218 bushels' rough rtCb,-ToW GBee A co... . '. . . BO d?w'? ARRI FED YESTERDAY. IA" Steamer Dictator."Co'xetter, Palatka, vta'Jack" sooville, Fernandina and Savannah. 24 bags sen islandobttob, 289 packs 1.ce, ls bales moss, 4 bbls syrup, 75 pkgs mdse, Ac. To Raventl A co. *in?kney Bros, G W WKte, w B Willrems ? Son,: Barden A Parker, Mrs Garfunkle, W M Lawton A' -Sons, G H Ingraham A Son, W Ingalls A sen, W C Bee k co, F von Santen, J Madsen and Order. ^IN THE OFFING. Ship Missouri, Bradbum, New York. To Wm B -Smith A co. CLEARED S ATURO AY.: Steamship Ohamplon, Lockwood, New Yorjf^ James Adirer A co. 7 , . Sehr ne jj Gartside, Stanford. Jacksonville, Fia, to toad iorphlladelphia-H F Baker A co. SAILED SATURDAY. ' Steamship Champion, Lockwood, New York. BROM THIS PORT. Br bark Arbitrator, Irwin. Liverpool, March 21. Span brig Prosta, Sansera, Barcelona, March 6.; | Sehr Mary Parrow, Bag ey, New York, March 22. ? UP POR TIUS P0,1T. Brig Waltham, Haskell, at Boston, March 23. CLEARED FOR THIS PUP.T. Steamship Virginia, Hunter, at Philadelphia, Marun 23. MEMORANDA. The US steamship Tennessee, of the. Dominican expedition, touched orr ihia harbor at an early hour yesterday morning, arid took a pilot irom the pilot boat Mystery. The pilot boat Pride was atterwards signalled by the leunes>ee, and some ten passeogers pluced on the former, by which they,ieached the city at about io A M. the Ten? nessee aiterwards proceeded on her voyage. < 1 The James Ives? ai Liverpool from Charleston. | reports: On February 13, in lat 37 30 N, long 6318 W, passed several cabiu doors painted white, and some window abutters painted bright color, the wind at the time blowing strong from the south? ward. .LI8T OP VESSELS OT, CLEARED AND SAILED TOR TBIS TORT, DOrESTIC. t BOSTON. Ship City or Boston. Wyman, cleared.Feb ia j Brig Waltham, Haskell, np.March 23 .SchrS C'fyler, Barrett. ap.....?..........iFeb 13 Sehr BN Hawkins. Wyatt, cleared......Marchall. Sehr Maryland, Green, up.....March 21 YURT*.* . Scnr Walton, Boyd, cleared.'... ..March 9 Sehr Mj rover,' Brown, cleared.March 13 Sehr 8t"ErmQ,-Davis, cleared...March 18 Sehr Florence Rogers, hheppard, up_March 18 Schrciia- f} Hillier, Mitchell, cleared. ...March 22 ?Cjhr A CrQrbcte,. Gilchrist, up.Morcii.20 -.HLLADKI.PHlA. Steamsldp Virginia, Hunter, cleared.March 23 Sour EA Hooper, Hooner. up...?.Feb 18 Sehr A E Glover. Terrv, up'..eb 7 ^chr Ella Matthews, Mcklwee, clea red.., March 16 (Sehr Claro, Mu li urti, cleared.'...March 9 Sehr D V Streaker, Van GUder, up.,kMarch 16 ' . BALTIMORE. Bark-Caroline Lamont, Marriott, cl'd.. '. .March 16 52R ?_Wteh?rt. Maison, up. ..Marth 16 ?ehr Cba?Comer?, Plnkham. cleared....vs?rch20 tmsm -Darby; Wall, cfcared*....!?... .March 21 ..''"" BELFAST, ME. ["Brig ebbs Wesley, Griffin, sailed.t.\Feb*?7 ROCKTOBTV MX. . . . -r. ' Sj?hr Nellie Doe, Richardson, cleared... .March 8 gt?ppmg._^ P OB H E W T O RE ON TH?BSDAY, MARCH 30TH, AT FOUR il ? > CfOLQCK,. P.- M.. . T jV NEW IROS STEAM LINE-ESTABLISHED IST?. STATE-ROOMS ALL ON DECK. i wSplen** -Nwlrcm'SMe. '.Wne?. Steamship *>&rm OAROIiWA, Beckett, Commander,will sail fox New York on THtiRsnAT. MaTc^tn^at '4e*aock P. M.. from Pier No. 2. DtaM^tofta. The fine new Iron Steamship GEORGIA will follow on TH?RSOAY, April otb. ," Through Bills of Lading given ?n Cottoni tex Liverpool, Boston. Providence and the ?ew Eng land Manufacturing Towns, at the lowest mar ^TDWSMM by Steamers of this Line X per cent. -For Freight Engagements or Passage, having verv flue state-room accommodations, apply to WAGNER; HUGER A CO., NO. 26 Broad Btreet,.or to WM. A COURTENAY, .Np, 1 Union .Wharves. mar27-4 ''_ JP O E NE W_T ORK. OLD LINK N KW YORK AND CHARLES? TON STEAMSHIPS . -. ~ STA B LIS H E D 1?4 6. SPAtJIOUSAND ELEGANTDECk STATE-ROOMS, ^^^^^ The very fast and splendid Side-Wheel Steam? ships Of this Line will sail from Adger's Sonth Wharf as fotlowB during the month of March: MANHATTAN. SATURDAY, 18th, at 4K P. M. JAMES AUGER, TUESDAY,. 2ist, at 6 P. M. CHAMPION, SATURDAY, 26th, at 6 P. M. Liverpool, Boston, Providence and the New Eng? land manufacturing towns at the lowest market rates. For Freight or Passage engagements, apply to marl lmo_JAMES ADQEK k CO. FOR PHILADELPHIA, r~~ rr- cz-rr TL?T p> WEEaXT STEAM Y^E^HUTOTiAYS-'CCN. NECTING WITH FIRST-CLASS STEAM LINES AT PHILADELPHIA FOR BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE. T?e?Fastiron SOMWStaamabi^ HUNTER, Commander, Will be dispatched for Philadelphia ou ..JTajSL THURSDAY, Soth March, at 1 o'clock P ^fllflMlir M., from Brown's North Wharf. ?3-Through Bills Lading issued for Cotton, Rice and: Rosim'Jc.,ta the,Sew Ejjglnfid Cities, and snUate atraefctioe, as agreed, - nyThe Steamers of this line will take Lnmber to Philadelphia on accommodating terms. For Freight engagements apply to WM. A. COURTENAY. mar27-mtuth3_No. 1 Union Wharf. rogBOggjg BILLS LADINGr-rTO ?*V PROM BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA, BOSTON. BREMEN, AND THE CITIES "OF THE NORTHWEST. ^ The fl^e^tean?^r^AL^O^^ clty'by railroad from Baltimore without* addi? tional insurance, and Consignees are allowed am? ple time to sample and sell their Goods from the Railroad Depot in Philadelphia. PAUL C. TREN HOLM. Agent, mar22-6_No. 2 Union wnarvua. THKOCOH LINE TO CALIFORNIA, Cil INA AND JAPAN Steamers of the above line leave Plrr^^rcn? No. 42, North River, foot of Canal SsMfflB street. New York, at 12 o'clock noon, ci the lath and S)th of every month (except when theer dates fall on Sunday, then the Saturday preied mg. All departures connect at Panama with steam? ers for south Pacific, ?nd Central Amenes n pons. Departure of 15th lonches at Kingston. Jamaica. For Japan and China, steamers leave San Fran? cisco nrst of every month, except .when lt falls on Sundayjthen on thedayjirec ^ding. _ >>^a^raTau sraatuait iouak-at S&v?ssk bu go?ecVrrofc^ewn'orirto Asp:Inwaflf " One hundred pounds baggage free to each adult. Medicine and attendance free. For Passage Tickets or other Information appl* at the COMPANYS TICKET OFJPlejB, on the wharf Toot .Of Canal street, North River, New York. F. R. BABY, Agent. julyie-lyr -titojt ? ti Ti u 3 Tj6*i-N & The Steamer DICTATOR, Captain _ . ^?T^?w L. M. coxetter, win go to st. AU- m????B???? gnstlne. Fta^leayvtng the city on TUASUAY USS INO, 28th, at half-past 8 o'clock. mar26-3_RAYENEL k CO., Agents. pOR NORTH EDISTO, BEAUFORT AND PACIFIC LANDING. Tte .Stearne PJLQ? #>Y, ?aptam j. M.*SK,twui i?av*'cfntrai wnsn4aaaBSK f?^?^bQ^poirit?^ery tm^RoS?u^mTwi o'clock, aud, returning, will leave Beaufort every TUBSDAY, at 8 o'clock A. M., and Edlsto at 3 P. M. marti . J. D. AIKEN. Agent. -r\?B BEAUFORT AND PACIFIC ..O" 1 LANDING. The steamejrBI J. W. Sly, wiS J? _ DAY MoRNiNGvat 8 oxiock, as above. Returning, will leave Beaufort FBIDAY MENINO, atSo'cJock. m& j ? r \ I. I?-.?- A mt Age*-. ^TTEEKLY LINE TO SAVANNAH. THROUGH BY DAYLIGHT^ FOR Pa^^LANDlNG,4feWF0Rf1 HILTON HEAD, SAVANNAH. DARIER ANO _ ! BRDNSWIOJE^OA; ? . ?. :' le KO ^ W^WMM 3 - T E it.Vz A. . &^j$j? o,-?1? CaptainTJ. W^Bcftsir, wlilrecclve^Frejgut. at ACAKmnonda-. P. > .lonwaarf for above points every riSSSsfiSaa lfEs?DAY. and leave on every WEDNESDAY MUKN INO, at 7 o'clock, arriving at Savannah the same evening, and leaving Xor Danen* kc, the follow mg morning. Retaining, willS?ave- havannah for Charleston every MONDAY MORNING, at 7 o'clock For Freight orVpaasage, apply to RAYENEL. HOLMES A CO., seplQ r- _Nb. TT?-ga ST ?av. ri EORGET?WN STEAM* HACKET.' CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.^ Until fnrther notice the steamer EMILIE, Captain C. a White, will, run as follows: g L? AYJNO onaauiSToV, ?vg j FRIDAY NIGHT, March 17th, at s o'clock. WKwrscDAY NFJ0T,-March-^d.-nt 9 rt'ojcck. SUNS?- NIGHT, Maiph 26iff, a vi? fciook. FKIDAY NIGHT, March Slst, at 9 o'clock. J ' S C l**?ije GB?EaHDrOT'?, ;-' A TUESDAY MORNING, March 14th, at 8 o'clock MONDAY MORNING, March ?Oth, ats ? 'clock, FBIDAY MOKNING, March 24th, al 8 o'clock. TUESDAY MORNING, March 28th, at S o'clock. All freigiitmust be prepaid.' ?fjO?? For engagements apply on board or to SHACKELFORD A KELLY, Agents, marl5-wfm_'? No: l Boyce's Wharf4 FOR- "SAVANNAH, i -YBR?iA^D?^JJA^?SON ?VILLE, T?LAT??A AND~ALTJ POINTS' ON THE ST. i??HN'S R1VEIL v The' Steom?r' TrrCTA^R^i?pt?m ? ' ' .^Tf*** L. M. COXETTER, Viii "B3lt '. '^"' l?lT. iWT^ Spntherm Wharf J? atoye^Bdinje^veri.-'i*m ba i EVxtfnCat ^?^clock, arriving back at Charles ton even SUNDAY, AJTXBNOON, at 6 o'clock. The steamer cpr Y POINT. Causam D. B. Viuqept, WniBall fr?m southern' Wharf for above polnu o?olook. . ' ..?.>? vwrt ?. ri- ,: " 'ni > m.' _ . RAYENEL k CO.; Agents,' octio Southern wharf. ~pOR BOSTON-MERCHANTS' LINE. The first-class Schooner TRATE, Mason, jfc Master, having ihree-fourtb3 cargo en-SSHl gaged and going on board, will be promptly dis? patched. WILLIAM ROACH A CO. marj.7_ _.. pOR NEW ORLEANS. TO SAIL IN A FEW DAYS. The fine Brig MARY E. ROWLAND wants JU a small portion of Cargo to complete, and SB will sail as above. For balance of room, apply to mar23 _STREET-BROTHERS A 00. JP O R LIVERPOOL . . . The Firstdass' Britlsh Bark FLORENCE A CHIPMAN. Robt. Jones, Master, ls nowSHp ' ready to reoeive cargo, and^h?vlng portion of same engaged, will.have dispatch. . ? '. '. ' 1 For Freight-engagements, apply to . .. - HENRY CARD,' MarM ... Aocommodatlon Wharf. POB SAYAN NA H v , ELEGANT STATE ROOM ACCOMMODATIONS! "The Splendid Steamer DICTA- - .?JT-h TOR, Captain L. JJ. coxetter, TT"n r^iWi? leave Sonthern Wharf on TUESDAY EVENING, March 28, 1871, at 8.30 o'clock, for the above place. , .. The Splendid. Steamer CITY POINT, Captain DJ B. Vincent, will leave Southern Wharf for the ab?ve place on FRIDAT EVENING, Marbh 81, 1871, at 8.30 o'clock. RAVENEL & CO., - 1 maras_ _Agents. A NEW DISCOVERY ! ! 'VITALIA;" * t\sSxyM^t?piWmt HairV CLEAR AWATER! OPEN1NJHE LIGHT ! ! ! For Restoring to GraMJair its preparation^eretofore used. It is l?pfl^?d, sweet smelling, pr?c?ptates no muddy pr slims, part no stain to the skin. Hold it toVhe light and it is^cleatand clou*\less. It leaves no mark on the seato; yet it reproduces in gray haiNiieriaturalcolor that time or sicKT?tasrriay have ara s^^tprUTrmJ^i reproducing,with absafute cer hair. It is nouimtended as a ; daily dr?ss^g^?rtbfremoving j scurf or irtlndrurT; nor for cu- . ring haziness; nor for stimula ting t*e growth of the hair.- ! rator. THE.ViTALi^ita harmless j and unequaled preparation for j nal hue of gray hair,?d noth- " ? ing-efee.jThis is accomplished in from two to ten applications, accordinglotbe?dpthiof shade required. Sojsiroyall druggists. Sold at wholesale by DO WI E. MOISE A DAVIS. WhoJesale.Druj2glstskMeetmg corner Hasel street. /"Trw*jr? ?I j Bitters. ...... tfMirps . Cognac Bitters, .w FUST PEIZE . ? Paris Exhibition 186^ Purify th? blood and dissipation, maintain the human frame in condition of healthfulness, dispel the Bines and a? 'mental dis? tempers, and relieve those > whose sedentary babita lax them open to depression < i They prevent and cure .ou& ajt? other erster errand Afc*: Chills, Diarrhoea, Dys?n : t^r*\ dyspepsia, Sea- Sickness, AOolic, (Cholera, Chotera Morbus, and every complaint Inci? dental to diet ort, atmta phere. Ladies jwiH find them a sovereign boon, as they eradicate all traces Of OebUity, Nervousness, Inertness, aral Diseases OrTtco of ll i-, ? r fr ? Q Kp ll JACOBSON, Soleiropristor, meetus 's?^w^ O?fteralrAeea ts for the- Siate :o?Bo~B?t o Una. 0. R LEV Y , TRIAL J, U S .T. I C E ,. : . ' . Nq. 38 BROAD STREBT, Ofll?e recent!yr occupied by' S. L. Bennett. | ".?? >?. ? i i ? sani '.'..s. '. All Busiress entrusted to me wlNtto-paanptlv attendea tc. marn-3mof im Bgi?M?gg BEDFORD'S (LATE COR WIN'S) GROCERY ?.r-r T-T--W -?f-irr ?pjjwaaJ i ?M? it ? -rirTSSX j C;-- - ? -;i>?; V -<.--'-?-.^- - TEA WAREHOUSE. HEADQUARTERS FQR SELECTED DALBY BUTTER - ^ SURE LEAF LARD PRIME FACTORY AND. ENGLISH CREESES /; ~ , : '.' *J ENGLISH AND A?EBIOATJ C^C?^S, and BISCUITS, '"Jfcfti' *?c.v' , N. B.-I CLAIM TO.KgEP THE LARGEST STOCK AND' M06T EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF FAMILY GROCERIES IN THIS CTJY. ! ' :f ; ; ''"" "^ ! ?.-, ? , v . . . f . . vj?; .- . ? ? iMrw 1 .. . : Jj. VERY 7^7* . PURE. . _ ; .; " -.. , euccosoB TO ? .". g ' CHOICE BRA ND I?E 3 , WINtf'S ...?, _ ' WTLLIAM S. CORWIN A., CO., FAMILY rrn-r AND VERY 'OLD rr^TTo Ttt). 97S KING STREET, ' __,_,"_ FLOUR. r-f-.-WHISKIES. ?;.?l . OPPOSITE HASEL. . - . ; j > ; J : 'r WHOLESALE ArVT> RETAIL ?EAlGER ?. .., v . i .\> ? ' ?? - .' ?.I. . ..: ^'.t-v-eo' .<..'. ; vlenatafJ ' '. .,?,:,;. -DI . w:r.r. . -.,.^LW Fine Teas,. Coffees, Sugars Prp-^ons,< Spices, i&c' HERMETICALLY PEALED 'FRUITS. I . VEGETABLES, M E ATS, SOUPS,, ...&o. All articles eoW from this establishment are of the VERY BEST QUALITY ana* WARRANTED. Goods leltveredto an parts bf the City, Railroad Depots, Steamboats, free or expensen EVERT E. BEDE ORD. I :.. SEND FOR A (JAS. S. MARTIN. SEO. H. 0RUBER. f_ , CATALOGUE. J WM. G. MOOD, JS. . .fortilijers. . TO FACTORS AND PLANTERS ! The undersigned begs to Inform his customers and the public that, in addition tonis .Works at> Savannah, he has established extensiye Superphosphate Works at the WAPPOO MILLS,-opposite this city, which are now in acoive operation, manufacturing his well k.iown fertilizers, the . P HOS PH O-P E B U V li N AMONIATED SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANOS, I . . _. ..." ::';/.!:'.. lift AND WHERE HE WILL ALSO KEEP ON HAND o '.. . 1 I> E R TJ V I A N v. GUAN O, SOUTH CAROLINA PHOSPHATE, of the highest grade from his A?hepoo Mines, (crude and ground,) analyzing over slaty per cent, el Bone Pnosohate of Lime; and LAND PLASTER,' " These Workshave been opened under the Inspection of Dr. CU. SHEPARD*.Jr.,Inspector of Fertilizers for South Carolina, and every packag? will bear his brand certifying, to its inspeotlon. Uniformity of .quality quarante Jd and prices reduced . . ' ; .... Messrs. G. A. TSENHOLM 4 SON, General Agents, t-'r?AT?TP?Tnv n 'S Messrs. GRAESER ?fc SMITH; AgentB, .... J CHARLESTON, a. C. ., : \ ? >. J. B. BARDY janl3 . .CORNER RAST BAY AND BROAD STREET,'jjHARtESTON; Si 0. ATLANTIC PHOSPHATE OOMTAHY, .OF CHARLESTON, S. C. ' E. J. POECHEB, President F. J. PEL2?ER, Treasurar. DIRECTORS. . ? ? r.;u, ?? W. LEBBY.TT. P. HALL.....'.Ii. D. DE8AUSSURE.....B. GvP?sJCKNEY THE ATLANTIC PHOSPHATES ARE NOW BEIN?-. MANUFACTURED. AT TfiEIft WORKS OK ASHLEY RIVER, under the direction of an experienced and. Practical Chemist. The Company ia-, rend tms to be a-flrst clas9 Fertilizer, and one" Whijch can be rtcommehded to Planters. . . , THE COMPANY ARE ALS? PREPARED. I?L^NUFACTUBE ;: ' - - 'X ACID PHOS BH A. ^f?j^ "FOR CON PO S Tl NO WITH COTTON SE EU. . "'. This preparation 13 highly recommended by Chemists, ins .with it Planters are enabled to make their own Fenillzers. ,?, 4ift1 iWv . The ATWXT? rHB8PHAra>??-?oia at $55 per ton csafc, oron', time, with Interest at the rate or one per oeat.j)er month. . . ? ... ' 1 - '\v : '?'?^ TheA CID PHOSPHATS la solo* at $36' per ton cash, er - on time; wlHUnterest-ot?lBrataof one per cent, per month. I - ..... .--- -^r: - . PELZER^ODGERS & CO., G?n?ral Aftent^, d?cslUmbs - :u '0 "*ojvi'i WILUJP. tuaaupsros, si c. ... JEI?-HTEE?f TEARS OP PRACTICAL SIJCOSSS ! JNTRODCGED.IN. 1S62..PATENTED DECEMBERM.'l?sji!!' ? Oldest STjper^)liosphate Manufactured in this<)oTxntrv WW pam SI PERPHOSPH |TE Cf LI? : , ..COMPOSEDlOFj Btones, Phosphatic Guano, Concentrated Ammoniacal Animal Matter and Sulphuric Acid. . NO SALT, PLASTER, SALT CAKE, NITRE CAKE, NOR AN^f ADULTERANT OF ANY. KIND'USED ' " . ' '-O-: THE AMMONIACAL ANIMAL MATTER USED IN MAPES' NTTROGENrZED SUPERPHOSPHA*! OF LIMB COCKISIS ot Uio.Fl?9a, rcontalnlng 10 per cent, of Ammonia,) and the Blood, fcontaraing 16 per cent. Ammoijiajo; hor?es, beeves, fish &nd other animals, after expr?s*ron w sae fht and oil by steam, ?send for a Pamphlet. . . * ..' . . . = . Amraonfa YleMetrhy the Organic Matrer..w?t?vi....t~? 2-M ? cent. o oe ? ct.lBBOlib??PhoAifliorlc Add.BondPhtf phateof Lime..'...'.AW n cent. r;'s8 * cwsrtiioie Phosphoric Acid.........;..-.Soluble iPhospnate ciLinie........... 6.t3 V cent. 338 ? ct. Soluble Phospjwric Add.BonePMosphate of Lime (dissolved).. 7.S8 ? cent. 7.20.? et. Sulpbnrto- Acid.. <.sulphate of Lime...16.48 ? cent. ' -Tin excelleht-Fertlllz?r.? Reepeoimily submitted; (Signed.) * CHARLES U. SE EPA RD, Ja., M. D.. Inspector of Fertilizers for South Carolina * PRICE, SCO CA8H. KINSMAN & HOWELL, General Agents, reb8-wfm3m08D*o '. No. 128 EAST BAY, - CHARLESTON, 8. C. rpESTIMONIALS. head attar bl tue- Testimonies in regard tor the ., ; EFFICACY of that STERLING MEDICIN?, OLD CAROLINA BITTERS. A few Ceri locates fro raslie many in our poises alon from personffwho have teated the "' ' OLD CAROLINA BITTERS: FROM THE POSTMASTER' AT TUMBLING SHOALS} S.O. TUMBUNG SHOALS, S. C., April 0,1870. Messrs. GOODRICH, TVIKESIAN it Co", Charleston, "S.C.: Gentlemen-Thia is to inform yon tliat abouts year ago 1 was IQ delicate health, worn out with old age and hard work; weighing one hundred a?'rt twe'rtt y -five pounds; Upon reouest I com? menced using theOLD CAROLINA BITTERS- Af? ter using nine bowles, l felt as yell and vigorous as thirty years ago-went to work an? made money.' I weighed, after using the above, one hundred and seventy-two pounds. I bave since been strong and hule. Accept, gentlemen, my thant*, and success say 1 to the OLP CAROLINA iii TT ?; RS , - (Signed) RANSOM PHILLIPS, P. M., r .> ?..? Tumbling Shoals, 8. C. FROM ANDREW CHAMBERS, IRWISTON, OA. IKWINTON, QA., September 25, 1889. Messrs. GOODRICH. WINGMAN A CO.: Gentlemen-wnen in your city, two weeks ago, your Dr. Service gave me a uottleof your cele? brated CAROLINA BITTE KS, which I brought home for my father, whose henlth was very feeble. After using it he waa PO well pleased with Its effects, that he considers them almost indispensa? ble. Please hod enclosed sixteen, ($16.) the price of two cases: direct them W. S. Chambers St ?on, No.*16, C. R. R. Yours, very respectfully, (Sighed) ' ANDREW CHAMBERS. ANOTHER TOICE FROM GEORGIA. FORT VALLEY, GA., september 16,1889. Messrs. GOODRICH, WISEMAN A Go., Charleston: Gentlemen-1 ta.\e great pleasure in injurming you that my wife has experienced great benefit from thc use of the OLD CAHOLINA BITTERS^ It la certainly a good medicina, and I wouldt ?, pleased ir y ou would aend-me another dozen Im? mediately.. Respectfully. Ac., (Signed) wa A. HOUSER. .Sold by ali Druggists In Charleston. The trade supplied by GOODRICH, WINEMAN A CO., , Principal Depot, No. 35 Hayne street Sitters. Agencies. C HARLES TON ADVERTISING .AGENCY, CORNER BROAD Bram AND EAST BAY. . ADVERTISEMENTS taken at publishers? lowest cash ra?es for ALL PAPERS'In the Uolted-Srateaj . " WALKER, EVANS A COGSWBL?r ' dec5-mwf t.i%4-K I . . ? ." ; )? ANP-TBX . 'WEED" FAMILY FAVORITE LOOK-STlTOfc MACHINE. are the best In ase. . For sale on the Lease Plan, with monthly pay? ments, on easy terms, or for caali. AU Jemos o: Machine attachments, Needles, Cotton-, {white, black and colored,) Silk, OU, Soap, Ac, Ac. " Repairing as usual. Circulars.and. samples or work sent on application. . : -nt D. B. HASELTON. General Dealer in First Class Sewing ma chines and Material, No. 307 King street, atrglT Charleston. 8". C. Bitters.. WHOLESALE AGENTS FOR THE OLD CAROLINA BITTERS. H. . BISCHOFF & CO., . .. . ; H. KLATTE & CO.,!. BOLLMANN BROTHERS, . J. A.q?ACK"ENBU8H, ' -WAO ENERA M O NH BES, MANTOUB ? CO. WT I N G W ILL T A M . . Just received at KING WILLIAM'SCIGAR FAC? TORY, No. 310 Kln? street, nea? Society street, a' large and complete assortment of ?eaf, Chewing andern oking TOfJA&'O. Clear ?tre*. SrfatVPtpes. 4c, Havana aud D.-itnesUc-Cigars-imported and rianufiictured by Wit SCHRODER, wnp respect Tnfly Invites the attention or cbewWaM ?nToi?re, and traders, wholesale atd retail, to a stt?ck fully comiunavng,every variety of ..quality and .prices, from the cheapest to the highest grade, which ls 'MeH&'at the?oweBt-ca??i ratead Arlfrrders frdo ?he. coan try. -will receive' prompt att?ptKm and -"READ . T The only preventive known for Collie and Fever 1B the nae of WoffBfs-ScWedam Schnapps. c ?', ? ' Wi CT <. Tv . " n':K .1 .7, Wolfe's Schiedam Sckgngps .' . ' : lageod^rgjepepala;*' -'^ WQ?f?s.^a^dam Schnapps . ' lea preventive of Chilla and.Feyer. .-^ * ?'? Wolffs Schiedam Sdkriafa? ' ' ' ls good for alf Kidney and rfladaerCoarpfefn'fc. Wolfe V Schiedam Sfch^ps Is'nse? ail ow ?he^W?ria 'Hy T%?B?2ran#'niTn?lt - v.-> -ns*.* practice/'. .^'?luJir Wolfe's ScMedam fehnapps ...??r.v- gi ;;..|I?itnih>fe??Cottte-.ri: ii.:: ry* W?lfe^?crifed?rii S< Is good for a? Urinary complaints. -: la^aconeaaeadad by aflth^Jfedsc^Fann>ty,T . 'isg^ ' Witfe$-8ch^n Schnapps.. 1 beg leave to SffiuS attention of the nS&So teattn^u^^lnVorw the SMin?ppfc .1 w ?* 1 feel boond lo-soy th at 1 regara your Sens kxn aa being in every respect pre-emmeaiJjrpRfle, a#3 deserving of medical patronage. At fi! events lt ls the purest possible article or Holland gin, here? tofore unobtainable, and aa such may Be safely prescribed nj physicians, . tm DAVID L. MOT4, HU Pharmac?ntical C'tremlsr. New"?or_. ..r .-; ? . ." ? . .<... ;?."?> v.:T:-i.it :?.! LoumvuxJE, Ky.. Septembsn^ I feel that we have now ?ia article ,oL*UxsalI able for snch cases as that remedy ir adapted rb. " ""' T.,l^Br1'Wi- BBPW' Schnapps".ls, a remedirla- chronic catani*! cpmblalnta,'tc.' ..'"'' ,'' ,. . "" . , Itafce gr??; pleaaare ?n^beari?gMgnrrcredit able testimony W Ul efficacy aa a rem?diai a^est in toe dlaeasea. ipr,which you recommend -ti Having a natural tehdeilcy to the. mucous sur? faces, with ii slgflt degree??f stim?lft??n,1 re? gard lt as.one of-the meat important remedies in clironic oat arr pal ade cit ona. yarrlTOlarly rbcae of the genito-nrlnary .appa ra tu*. .With much, rs spect?ouTobedient?rvant, " ' ?iii fi WK? CHAS, A. LEAS, M. D., Nf TV Vori.* ' No. i?6 Pp? STBWj?-,t.,2?pvL.?, vin! TfnotPHO W?LW/ESQ;, Present: DEAR SIE-1 have maciea chemical examlnattoaof- a SABrpfc of your <<Senle4am Sohnapps," with the-intent sf determining if any foreign or ?i?u?ona .eu astana* had been added to the simple dlstltle^'spfjra. The examination hasYesnttedTh the conclusion that the. mm pin calamined a o poison oas ot Barm fol admixtures. I have been unoiple to discover any trace of tne deleterious substance? whiai are sometimes <%mproy?d m the atfrdtertrtf on "Sf liqnorsi . 1 would not,hoaUate tff urtmyueif, o*r ItorecommeuiUo olaerSi.for,medicinalrflMpqaaj. [trie ''Sc Wed am Schnapp s ^aa ap excellent and fn&oTJ?e?Wonar^^ Ter>:resV^ulS yours, -(Sigaed) ..CHAS. A. SfiEaY, Cheaatot/ CHEMICAL ANO TECHNIC AL' L?BORATOBT, ?'* 18 ElcpANOBTXAOB,"1lrT.;N?V. 2fi, 1867. .j - WHTLPBo WOLFS, Esq. : DlAE ? iR-^-Ttia Tfnfler s lg? ed have-caite ruttp ADA thoroughly anatoaedisv sample .ot you.:: "Aromatic Schiedamr.Schapps?.? seiend by^oiselr^.^Ana niav? munirent san? free frc* J air ?iganlo ic?" luorfcatrirf substance!,, inore o?.ie?M??Mrwa? t?heaiih.j French* rest* of onf 'e'xai?T?a?on we consider the.article one,af e?e^rT^unrJv, lrtoitirftrl as- a' teV?inge, ana SfHtmel In rtsimedtattsi qualities. e ?. ?T Reapectfullyyours, ... ? i (Signed) ALEX TRIPPEL, CJiemlst. >^ ... Fer sale bys all respect able Grocers- ?nfl Dm g nv^g^oa^r^o^^,B??,ySR ^PRJiBT.?,,!. f-1 : Mj-ixi !.> js:i? a ? pr g ? rua .. A.. ? y ?t?g6, (L*!)?lrllCal6f J^c. f ROSAOAtlS. EOSADALIS is the h?a??Voo? ... Purifier. : :;; :: ; B0SA1>ALIS, a isure , cure? fof ? . Scrofala; ?f?i 1 EOSAD AUS, endorsed by ROSABA.T, a poteiit rein?dj sips ?T? ? ??i for "jftheaTiiatisiSc EOSABALIS, a Eemedy..feie4 R?SADALIS, the be&Mtarm ' ? .j>r, ? tive extant. ROS AB AilS endorsed by the foiiowing : DY! R. WILSON*CARR, of Baltimore" Dr. T-C. POOH, of Baltimore. . . : ! '' JOB. THO?. J. BOYEIS, oE Baltimere. y ; *.? Dr. A. DORO AN, of Tarboro1, N. C. . ; " ? TJf. 57S, SPARKS, pf Nlcholasvlle, Ky. *r. Jfc!F.rWHBl^ER, of lilma. Ohio. Dr. w. HOLLOWAY, olfnllAdeiphie, * . Dr. J.L.,MoCARTHA, of South Carolina.. . ' ' ?d mah^otjaera See ROSADAL1S AXMANA?. " ^BOgAPATATgy:.^;.;. "-i endorsed by Re*, ?ABNEY BALL, now of Mary? land-conference; formerly Chaplain io. it? Con? federate Arnjy of irbrthern Virginia:- ? " to Ail?rail ve, Tonio and-Diuretic- and, act? M one arid the same time upon the BLOOD, LIVER. ?1DNEYS'an? all the SECRETORY ORGANS, ei pelling ail impure matter aud building np th? .system to a hsalthy, vigorous condition, j jr. ' > ItO?ADAL18. ?rj- ..>.i f9 SOLD Bt -ALL DRTOGBTS,* ' ^ DOWTE, MOISE-* DAVIS, \ '" Wh?resale " GOOD alua, ?lytNBMAN A CAvi Ager.ts itt .' Dr. .H. BAJtR, " ? > Chariatoa^ m&m* i .... -, : ..,:s:^i-.? OLP CAROLINA BITTER . . 7 J> >f Torc SALS at .. . * E. E. jl'EDFORD, King st?et, < i r C. D. AHRENS A CO>, King street,J B. PELBMANN A CO., King street; ' ' C. SOMETER, Au? by Druggists and G focers everywhere; IBMM&?'* ?Jrcp ara tiona. \ ? ??A?|?].Tp BATS,,. ''.7/ : '? ROACHES, :>. J \S ,.?BEDBUQ-s7??? . <=J . . NEVER FAILING.. 1 ^'.mii?i BOXES B??BLB -flffE SIZE AfiF; ?TBRB?'S.. . -HBRMETT0AXLY SEALED IND ' .- llWii?B FRESH. - '" Solda* Wholesale hy... i l DOWTE, HOMO?S?0 &UJDAVIS^ And at retal hy all Degiste . 3 f?fil^m'o : *