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New York Dry Goods Market.

Trade continues inactive There is also considerable
disrust and anxiety, which checks any early purchases
OF moment. Money matters being unsettled hampers
dealers. Credit is more circumscribed Having been
unduy enlarged and extended last year, reaction Is
now seriously felt Brown sheetings and shirtngs are
in limited request but prices appear steady Bleached
goods also without demand, and only few of the
finest grades selling. Heavy drills arc in some de-
mand, but light weights dull. Caution hannels are
quiet. Stripes inactive and prices weak Ticks without
change. Heavy denims arc in s1a request only Prints
elicit little more inquiry, but only very desirable
goods in quality and designs SELL Some new patterns
are offering. Delaines in moderate request, and
Italian cloths sell rather better Broadcloths being
bought by tho clothing trade to complete nents.
Cassimercs OF the most desirable qualities are
without buoyancy, and job lots being sold very low.
Sutinets inactive. Fannels in little request and
Blankets inactive Thereis change in the market
for foreign goods LAWNS inens aud dress goods for
the South arc in request aud somo lots of seasonabe
fbrcs have been sold al auction realizing satisfactory
prices. Staple silks aud dress goods continue to attract
buyers to moderate extent There arc however no In
dcations OF active demand for spring goods Dealers
watching the movements of Congress- both with re-
gard to the tariff and the currency and to such public
impending which, If carried out will unsete
the public mind ind limit business. Trado wants
to be let 4one and would gladly Congress adjourn
without doing ganything-{hdepentlent.
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consider ohickerlns & Sons Pianos superior to any
In tile world.
They unr1yaed for heir singing qualities and for
the harmonious ruundness of their tene There is
perfect hoogeneity throughout all the registers The
upper notes Rre remarkable for clearnesa aud purity
which do not find In any other instrument, while the
base is distinguished for power without harshness and
for magnificent sorority.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF cHARLEsTon.

Arrived Friday.
Schr Golden Gate Frisbie Norfolk Va s days. 1000
bushels Corn, and as bags Peas. To N Butler, Risey
l. Crei shton.
Arrived Saturday.
Steamer Eliza Hauco1 Richardson, Savannah, via
Beaufort, Hilton Head, &C. 70 bnlcs Cotton and
Mdze. To Ferguson Holmes, Hopkins. Mcpherson
Go. Courtenay 4 Trenholm, A Enslow Go. Ravenel
CO, B Rhctt & Son. Fraser & Dill s Robinson, Il
Kirkpatricl " Lawton. Pineknoy Bros.
S Cotton. To Fraser Dill, W G Dukes Co, Cohen,
Hanciel Co.
Roper stonoy, W Bee Co, I, Howard, md W Nc
Brnie.
Estate Rivers boat, from James Island. bales I
Cotton. To Fraser Il Dill
Fraser & Dill.
Sioop julia, from Cooper River 1900 bushels Rough
Rice To Cart, Kopf Jcryey.
Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship souder, Lockwood New York, 90 hours:
Mdzc. 10 Willis l. Chisol1n, Adams Express Co. p
Alley J e Adger & Co. G N Averil & Son. Alexander &
Levy, Ainar, D Ammo, M A Ashton, R Boyl-
ston co, " M Btrd Co. Bates Co, BollInann Bros
Co. BiGsen Co, Sulwinke, Bonafont Salas Binns,
J Burckmyer, J a Cook L Co, Cathcart, Mcmillan Il
Morton, Cameron, Barkley Co, Chafee, T IL Cater
esS. Colr Co, W corwn Co. carsten, clarE +
Co. L Cohen, q X Cathcart, II Caussen. J l. Daw-
son, q Daley, Dowie 4 Noise David, Darcy, Miles
Trde Fe1dmsn = Tfsmino = Co + + Fak h Co "
Gnrnav arnbar 4 Martin n Gerits 4 Co G Gruyeey N
a HINT Hastte: Calhoun & Co. Hertz CO. Hon
Hasln, Hart L CO; 9 & Hugor, " Harrison, j Hur-
6amp 20 TO- i Aonz, Sonns0n H.
Katie l. Co., Keip, II Kornahrens, ] Kor.
naareng - Iitto q
Niarsbail bulge b Bowen. 4 McConkey, P Metzler.
Afagulrc, McLoy l. Rice, Marion. Morello. Nc
Dowell Mcslhose, Muller Nimts, e y a1aller'
~ = pontn;n pirceI r Pnn n Co q Pnnnenheino
p + pennoI n sT Pcnhe patieus Backman + H Rod
gers Co. Res W Russell, " Steffens & Co, L
schnel 70, strauss Yances 20. ssoi, we1o 20, ~
saiais,rd = Traosr ~ = Trn " p Tronnoann war,
ner Ducker W Trott. Wagner, Heath 4 Monsecs. G
W Williams & Co, Walker, q Walter I, Co. Webb Il
Sage, G Whilden Co, G W Warren, WurhmBnn l.
Lillienthal, Williams b Co, West & Jones, O R, o
Subsistence Department., " McComb and others.
Scllr Nicanor Hannah Cardenas, s days. Sugar, Mo-
lasses &C. TO Bonaions q saas.
Ship Il G winthrop, STUART new forR. . Gays. lay
ateameE Tuot 39y, saoitss sn neau'os.
Mdzo. 10 Ferguson & Holmes L Howard b Bro, Raw
enel Co. Graeser, Leo, Smith l. Co. P Mcitzler.
Steamer Fannie, Davis, GEORGETOWN @. SO Herces
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falen in at leas the same pr3portion the argument
mains the same ut the time 1t may be noted that
and large daily receipts spinners Gun now stock them
selves without unduly infatng prices This would hard
ly have been possb while supplies were SMALL and OK
trayugantly short crop estimates hnd sway.
azz= z=5@z NELL BROTHERS 90.
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james H. Wehl, Esq:
MY DEAR SIR: AZ you arc going bnck to the United
Statea must beg you to remember me kindly to the
Messrs= =Chickering. Toll them Iwas delighted With
their Grand Panoior,e-as good an instrp'1ent, tnk
a, ,uas eper turned ont, both In touch andtef :
Wishing you, &C., remain evertt !ly,
n. F. BROnDWOOD.
Firm Of I. Brosdwood Sons, Piano.forte Manufac
turers London. 5s.=
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PnsScnS eT6s

Passengers.
Per steamship Quaker City, for New York; Hincken
TIP Dey, H Ralf, Egan J Brown, 81 Hoppack,
and 9 in steerage. zss -
Per steamship E B souder. from New YoEk-Judge
G Barnard. Recorder R Haclett Hon Hashns, j
Young, NJ Newbould, MeClintock, and steeraSe.
Per steamer Eliza Hanco1, from Savannah vim Beau-
fort, &c-E Wnrfeld, R s Phillips " II HanWood, d
Hewins, " Bardwcll, j Mackay Brown, > Ben
nett. F. G Mcintyre. Rolf. " Wilson, W Wiley,
Norris Col Hamilton Black, Wincey, II Fr1pp, )
Williams, md 95 deck
Per steamer Pilot Boy from Savannah, Beaufort &c
Mrs Sell. P Sterne, Stoney, DR. F Dudley, Hays
and son, and deck.
Per steamer Fannie from Georgetown, s C-J
Porcher, A Porter, Webb, C Farri, j Stevens and
wife, Col Allston wife and nurse Johnstone, Ma
jor White, and 40 deck.
Per steamer Gen Hooker. from Edisto-R Rivers, G
Seole, and deck. ,s=555
Per steamer " W Frazier. from Edisto-J seabrook
and Indy. A Barnett, DR. Whaley, Hophnson, u Won
Holten. Munday Major Berlin. Mnjor corbin, Ghad.
WICK Bowen, Ii Stoeber, Clare de Serisoc, Major
Noses Or T A1ibeu, E III Whaley, Major jenkins, B
s Bailey, J G Whaley.
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COMMERCIAL.
Imports.

Imports.
CARDENAS-Per schr Ncanor-1A hhds and 188 bbls
Molasses, IL hhds and tcrces Sugar, lot OF Fruit
to Bonafont & Saas. zzz5Ez=5f-
EXPORTS.
BOSTON-Per brig Josie A Devereaux-19 bales MOSS
LIS casks Clay 174 tons Iron, 90 Hides md 30 pack
ages Mdze. 4zz-..i--s.
NEW YoRK-Per steamship Quaker City-l4O bales I
aud $40 bales Upland Cotton, 80 terces Rice, bales
Wool IS packas : ssundrieB II cases Segars.
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10000 PIANOS.

In the construction of which they have introduced every
known aud valuable Improvement. They bave invaria
bly, been selected and us3d by all Of the worlds ac
oasegs great artists who have Visited this country
professionally. both for private and public uBs.
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ASA CURRIN.

PH1LApMpA1A, 10th Month, 18th Day, 1861.
RESPECTED Fa1ENp:-My daughter has been much
benefited by the of thy Plantation Bttters Thou
wilt send me two bottles mora -+ts
Thy friend, Asa CURR1N.:
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THALBERG.
GO.rTSCHALK.

consider Chlckering 4 Sons Pianos. boycud COM
parison, the best have ever seen In America
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TEsT1n1oy1ALs,

Receiued during the month Of August, 1885.
LONDON July %, 1867. :.
MrasRs CK1cKEnMa l. soNs-G Gents have much
pleasure In enclosing 4: document signed By the first
composers musicisns and professors In Europe held
your Pianos In such high estimation (rde my certif.
cste that felt my duty to take OF them with
to Europe to ascertain the opinion Of my professional
brethren Tho enclosed certificate will prove how
unanimous they have been on the subject. Ibsg to
forward at the same time, letter received from my
friend Mr.. Oollard which am sure must be GRITTY.
ing to you LIN
hnve the honor to be- gentlemen. yours very truly,
lfl=ss='s.sss JAMES N. WEHLI,
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IMPORTANT CERTIFICATES,

ROCHESTER, n. December 2B, 1851.
Measrs P. Il. DRAKE II COL have been q great suf
ferer from Dyspepsia for three four years. aad had h
abandon my profersihn. About three months ago
tried the Plantation Bitters and to my great JOY am
now nearly q we'll man. have recommended them in
several cases. and as far know, always With sigma
benefit am, ref pectully yours,
Es7..Z'.s sz~s Rev. J, s., OATHORN.
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>fss.a6sSsiaSAo confidence, and state their COM
plaints in full MS We treat all Female Complaints,
an,I prepare Medicines suitable for nil diseases to
which they arc ultect-Thirty. page pamphlet,
In sealed envelope, free.
TIE Cherokee Pills arc sold by all druggists at 81
per box, Or six boxes for IS; or they arc sent BY
mail. FREQ OF postage, in ordinary letter, FREQ
tom observation. BY addressing the sole proprietor,
Dr.. W. &. MGRWIN, 81 Walker St., N. 7.
n B-Cherokce Pills No. Q are prepared for
speciaI cases, when mtldcr medicines fail these
are sent by mall FREQ Of postage, on receipt Of e5
the prics Of each boa.
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LONDON, July 20, 1866.

Me1srs. CHickering d Sons:
GENTS: have just been invited by Messrs. colard TO
try Grand Piano-forte mann 'sctured by you. and
have no hes alton in endorsing the opinion OF my old
frend hIr O. D. Colard, VIZ: That 1t ia the finest in.
strumsnt I ever played Oh.
Believe me- gentlemen, most faithfully yonra,
= ]. L. HATTON,=
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The Charleston Cotton Market

OFFICE OF THE DAILY NEWS,
CHARLESTON, Saturday Evening, February 2
The market was :toadJ, transactions indicating that
previous quotations wcrc generally well maintained.
Sales s74 bales v 12 at 2s II at 2s II at a at 80;
% at 81 20 ut 81 ;2s at 1 at s2 90 at 90 100 at
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Baltimore Market.

the milers quite generally having stopped grinding,
there is no demand. Quotations Domlnal though !aVor
Ing buyers Corn-aso bush white and "a o9o push ye
low comprised the offerings good to primo wo sold at
81 DIAL 05 and mixed brought 98a51 03 the latter but
slightly. Yellow was la2 cts lower 5000 bushels sold as
95a9l cts tho latter price for lots delivered az Eere
Point Oaa-3200 bush received and par sold at 66a66
cts. No further sales of Rye.
MoLAssEs-We notice sale to-day of Is puncheons
English Island at 60 cts galon Prices remain as last
quoted. 4,,,a-
land do at " cts 8 gallon
PRoyrs1oNs-The demand for Bacon is sdu active and
prices steady though the difficulty In shipping con
nucs to exist wo report sales OF rs to 100 hhds ncud
ing Shoulders at 11al1 rib Sides clear rb 10 cts
Hams VIC quote at 15a17c. Bulk Meats very little Offer
ing on the spot prices unchanged Mess Pork-saes OF
80 bbls at 500 Lard30 cs at 12c; rotaii lots at TX
a13 cts.
Hoas-Dressed is selling at So 50as but not very &C.
tive.
RIcE-we quote the market quiet; Carolina is held at
lie for prime, but no sales.
sALr-With moderate demand quote for lots from
Dealers viz Liverpool ground alum at So 20a2 rs 90
Ano 2Oa3 Is per aac Turks Isand 6ss6oc per BUSH
SGAR-There were sales to-day OF 40 hhds Cuba gro
cory ut conts 55 dis Porto Rico l2a12 cents
235 hhds molasses Sugar. for refining at 81 cents With
reduced stock tho market closed firm
Cuba and T. fair to good refining .10H@l0s OTIS mos
Cuba and T. fair to good grocery. lo1s@l1 cts net
Porto Rico, CON- to good grocery. cts nee
Porto Rico prime to choice. cts net
New Orleans, fnir to primo. e.......ll4gl31 Gus
Brazil. n.......................... iu ell03a Gus
bags Brazil.
for crushed powdered and grandulated 15M cts: soft
crushed viii G, 14. cts circle A, lax cts B. AK eta;
c. extra l31cts, yellow 1S1 cts; circle c, l3b cts
lots of 1O0 bbls or more nc less.
Wu1sxEY-We notice sale OF 40 bbls Country on pri.
vate terms quotations difficult to give in the present
unsettled state Of the market.
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P. B. DRAKE 4 CO., New York.
A,,x.I IN i- N
CHEROKEE PILLS,
Or Female REGULATOR

Cure Suppressed, Arcessiue and
Painful Menstruation, t1reeH
Sickness, Nerroue and SpintI AZ
tsctions, Pains in the Back, Sick
Nsudache, Gtddtnesa, and all dis
eases that spring froIr. !rregularity,
by removing tho cause and oil tho
effects ttlat nrlso from 1t. They
are perfectly safe In all cases, eD-
cept achen forbidden by dfrec.
tons, aud are easy to administer,
rs they are nicely sugar coated.
They should be in the hands OF
every Maiden, Wife, and Mother
in the land.
T,d,aa cnn o,1dreeq f,s IN ,,arfnct
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SAVANNAH, February 1.-Co1ToN-Tlo receipts OF
Cotton since tho 26h ult have been 1887 bales Upland
and $50 tales Sea Island otton The exports IN the
same time have been bales Upland and 769 bales
Sca Island Cotton, follows: To Liverpool bales
Upland and $40 bales Sea Iaand to Boston 1851 bales
land to New York. 2T7 bales Upland and 256 bales Sea
Island-oaving hand and on shipboard not cloared
February LIST, Eock OF 26,l3 bales Upland and JIG
bales Sea Island Cotton.
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8. T....188O....X.

Another wonderful ingredient, Of great uss among
the Spanish ladies' Of South America, mpaTng beauty
known to the OF the world, and we withhold
| ita name for the present. zs.fz.5
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GARD

tits with feelings Of pride American manufacturers
that we publish the following testimonials, which have
been received by MS recently:
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SHERMAN HOUSE. CHICAGO, III
GAGE 4 WAITE

February II, 1865
hrxssBs P e. DRAKE Co. :-Plsase send us another
twelve cases Of your Plantation Bitters. Az
appetizer they appear to have superseded eTe1yhing
else, and are greatly esteemed. z-...--z
Yours, &C., GAGE q WAITE.
Arrangements are now completed to supply any de-
mand for this artcle which has not heretofore been
possible. s-.574S!'s- - -
The public may rest assuTed that tn no cass Will the
perfectly pure standard OF the PLANTATION BETT1Rs be
departed from. ErcTy bottle bears the fac-simile Of our
signature on steel plate ENGRAVING, er st connat b se
Uine 5:..4--zr.=zf-.: :s575.{, -:
Any person pretending to scu PLANTATION BrrTRRs IN
bulk BY the gallon Is sseadter and spspostc7 BesaTt
of refled bottles See that our Piuate Stamp u UNKo-
T11ATED ooer eutry cork. E
Sold by all Druggists afooers md Dealers throughout
the country. - fgT.5=f=s=5
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LONDON, January A.. 1865.

james IN. Wehh, Es9.:
MI DEAN SIN: have great pleasure IN aakng youto
convey to Messrs Chiokering the expire sion OF my
highest approval Of their instrument is con Aider
not merely the best instrument of American manutao.
ure that have tried but one Of the aest Grand Piano
fortes that has come under my observations and
the Messrs. ChickerinR may well be proud OF having
turned out from their mauufactory an inatr,lmen,
which, for touch quality, power and workmanship It
would be very difficult to surpass In any part OF the
wide world 5za5..sEzz -.
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Among the chief points of excellence Of the Chicken
Ing Pianos Of which speak the renowned artists in the
conerstulaory testimonials to the Messrs Chickerlng
are the greatest possible depth, richness and voms o
tome combined with rare brillsncy. clearness ant
perfect evennoss throughout the entire scale; and
sboye al surprising duration Of sound the pure and
pathetic quality o! which changes under the
uaost delicate powerful touch.
During the past forty years this firm has manu-
aotured
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Cotton Prospects.

It may this time beineresdng to casta glance at the
prospect supplies of cotton to reach Europe India is
no longer relied for supply for 1867 anything
preaching the scale Of the pIst year. probabilities it is
admitted, pointing to total falling Perhaps half q
million of bales short Of that of 1866 unless much
to the ryots. From Brazil, too, falling is now anct-
pated, hut shall only allow 10000 bales on this head
Too much appears also to have been lately expected from
Egypt and he entire anticipated from this
and miscellaneous does not exceed 90 600 bales
the greater part OF which will be from Egypt Turning
to America falling off must be expected This
country In 1866 gave to Europe 1855 900 bales, OF
which 2s3 900 went to Great Britain and 292 900 to tho
Continent.
his season, should the crop not exceed COO 600 bales
ilure will after allowing t50.0 900 bales for home
SUMPTION he 200 for the Continent aud O00 900 for
Great Britain This is falli.l; OF, compared with
Inst year, of 262 QUO bales which, added to the probable
and delucng the estimated from other sources,
leaves net falling of OF 700 baes from all sources
This deficiency may be partly made good FROM the stock
at Liverpool and London which, ut last dates thence
stood at 600 bRcs against 3S7 900 Inst But after
allowing for this it is apparent that should the American
crop not greatly exceed 20UU 03O bales land be
found 10 estimate it hgh it will all be wanted at
istng prices.
We nuke these because many Of our friends
in Europe seem to have concluded that since crop
estimate was larger hnn Others must believe in lower
prices. This does not Ty follow, and by refer
cucc to Angus. circular e last in which discuss
ed supply and coDsmpon it will be that there
coo baes would A be wanted to the then rate Of
consumption, aud no increase Of etock would result from
it. Since August Hero as been reduction Of consump
ton in England Gnd this country, WHICH, if continued
throughout the year, would econonizs 3OO 900
900 bales Of coton but as tho crop prospects have
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FnEIaHTs. havo little change to note in tho
market Several vessels are filling up for Liver
pool at for square, and "a for round baes Cotton
In coastWiso Frcights there has been change. The
steamships are tang full treghts OF Cotton on every
1p to Boston, 1c to New ork, aud c to Phia-
depa and Baltimore. Tho rates by sing vessels arc
fractioh under these figures Lumber Froights have
been dull during tho week. We quota: New York S9a
TO. to Boston. NC. S10al1
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Testimonials roa. the ds disiaguished artists IN ETops
10 He,srs. ChickeTin9 d iSon::
LONDON, July rs, 1866
Having played upon Piano-i0rte nnade by Messrs.
Chickering h Sons, of Bostcn and New York, / have
much pleasure in testfyng to its general excs noe
For sweetness and brllliancy Of tone, deioacy Of
touch and magnificent power for concert purposes,
consider 1t really GRAND p1ANoronrE AND DEoIrED.
LY rBz pEbr HAVE BEEN OF AMERICAN MANUFACTURE
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Flatuleucy and Indigestion. -
q Nervous Affections. z..4,s5s /: 80.
(" Excessive Fatigue ind Short Breath.
Pain over tho Eye8.
Mental Despondency. - n, {
Prostrahon; Great Weakness z=-5
J" SalloW Complexion Weak Bowels, hCl
Which are the evidences Of sz E...gzrs. .,tG.s5=A
LIVER COMPLAINT AND DYSPEPSIA.
It Ia esteted that OF all sdult ailments
proceed from deceased and torpid liver. The hillary
secreons OF the liver orerfowng into the stomach poi
son the entire system And exhibit the above symptoms
After long research we areabe to present the most
remarkable cure for these horrid nightmare diseases,
the world has produced Within year over Six
hundred and forty thousand persons have taken the
PLANTATION BITTxRs and not instance Of complaint
has COME to our knoNledgef
IT is most a aotua tonic and agreeable stsmuant
suited to all conditions OF 1ifs. ts..s, I,
The reports that relies upon mineral subsnces for
its active properties, are wholly faae For the sntis-
nction Of the public and that patients may consult
their physicians, append List Of its componenta
CALisAYA DARK.-Celebrated for over two hundred
years In the treatment OF Fever and Ague, Dyspepsia
Weakness etc It was introduced into Europe by the
Countess wife Of the Yiceroy OF Peru, III 1910, and
Afterwards sold by the JeButs for the enormous priee Of
its oso weight siluer, under the name OF Jesus o.
deTs and was finally made public by Louis XVI King
of France humboldt mskes especial reference to tt8
ebrifuRe qualities during his South American travels
CAsoAArLLA BARK-For diarThoea, collie and diseasea
OF the stomach and bowels. 10
DANpHLIoN-For Inflammation Of the lo1ns and drop.
g1cal affections. 4t-.a5
CHAMoMuE FrowEns-For enteebled digestion.
LAVENDER RFLowERs-Aromatc. st1mulant and tonic
highly inNgoratfng In nervous debility.
WrNrEnGREEN-For scrofula, rheumatism, etc.
AH1sE-An aromatic carminative;5 creating desh,
muscle and milk; much used By mothers nursing.
Also clovebuds, orange, carraWay curiandtG, snake
IA ,t atn- -
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ANO-FORTES
WORLDS FAIR, LONDON.

THALRERG'S OPINION.
I consider Ohickering b sons Pianos, beyond COM
pariaon the best have seen in America.
8. THALBER9,
Chairman Of Jury on Musical Instruments.
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LONDON, August 70, 1865.

Dear Bir, very sincerely yours,
l5H..Gffsl OHAS. D. COLLARD, .
Firm Of Oollard colard, Ptanoforts Manufacturers,
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-@| W1LMNGTON n. c. -l--
Schr David Y Strcaker, Van Glider up. ...........
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Savannah Market.

On Fft4ly, aloer tdu cUse OF ool fePofI' 1o1 OsIo
sold q at 30 90 at 81; 95 at X; and 25 at S2
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gentlemen acted as pail
gard, Gen: Bragg, Gen.
Gen. Dick Taylor, Gen. 8.
Gen. Msury, Gen. Gibson,
n. p. N. Luckett, Col. Goo.
b, Col. D. w. Jones, Major
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-04
Beef is quiet and unchanged Sales of 100 bbls at s9a
ir old naiu mess SllnlS for new do: Sl2a16 for old

R1cE-Is dull and prices nre nominal
SU6AR-Ruw sugars active and prices arc firm
at 10a10c for fair to good refining Refined steady
WHIsHEY-The market quiet ut 29a30o for western
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-04

Tho steamship Quaker City, for New York, did not
Cross the Bar until Sunday morning. In consequence of
heavy sea.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-04

Schr Golden Gate, Frisbie, Norfolk Va, days. 1000
bushels Corn, and 45 bags Peas To M Butler Rsley
Creighton