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CoTroN-Owing to the non-recept OF the cable news
the market Is very quiet and prices are we
quote Mddling Uplands at 2a27c, and 40 New orleans
AD TtY-Is-iower and heavy. The receipts are liberal
We quote at 81 Seal 60 for shipping and 81 sta2 tor 10
tail iots
MoLAssEs-Is dull and unchanged.
RIcE-Is quiet and unchanged
SuaARs-Kaw sugars are less active, but prices are
steady Sales Of Cuba at lOAa11H and Havana st &c
~ TAEIow-The market Is quiet but steady. Sales Of
40 600 lbs at II 3-16a1lHc ,r =.
PaE,eHrs-Aro lower To Liverpool. by steamer, 1000
bushels corn at sgd To London by steamer s24 nofss M
cheese at 4Os and 200 bales fans at 4Os psrk fro 81
John to Bristol Channel, with deals, at 62s 90.
From the independently
NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET-For the week end
ine Tuesday May 2.-Such dead halt In the Dry
Goods trade has not been witnessed since the rebel guns
fired their frat shot at Fort Sumter Prices are down.
down, down. and are going down daily on all descrlp-
lions of goods Standard domestic fabrics are beginning
o feel the less desirable goods are neglected
almost entirely Low prices fghten rather than tempt
buyers. Prints at and less are now offered IN al the
sensation jubilee with these figures In their shop
windows. Brown aheetngs and shtrtings are down
from 1a2c per yard, and close duu and sna i neaVy.
Prints are paricy' .ac- !srge forced sales at re-
duced prices Bleached goods are lower irregular and
unsettled in prices. Best brands sell moderately Dris
are neglected Corset isans mot much wanted at
nrices Str1pau dull Denims weak with
saies only ANA. ,ors printed lawns steady at reduced
| prices Muslin delainea ore drugs sales suspended
almost entirely anghams best styles are In fair re-
quest Cloths nre wanted In small lots for the eothlne
trado Prices are steady but low Job lots bring about
half co Cashmcres, new styles, are wanted In small
lots for the best trade Satnets are lower ana aui
Fannels ara neglected Carpets active for the best
Styles others neglected; prices Foreign gooaa
are not wanted, a.ea'+ styles for best cityraae @
Surplus gooasa sold through the auction room: Lne
under the circumstances Collections from the nter1o!
are not quite good all directions is reported
poor, and money more scarce. e. -z::=575 : $ =
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RnItimore Market,

BALTIMORE, May 2S.-CoFFKE-we notice better
inquiry to-day with sales Of $50 bags Rio low grade.
Brothers balance of cargo ut 16c; GOO bags do e1 In
dine, at 1GIc gold
CorroN-Is inactive, though held quite firmly. We
office small sales embracing Ordinary at 23x cts; Low
Midding 26c, and Middling Upland 27oper ID. Stock
Offering light, particularly of the better grades.
F1sH-Wih heavy arrivals OF North Caroline and Poto-
mac Herring the market is dull and prices further decn
ed we quote the former S5a5 80 for short and full and
the latter SGaG 5O large lots slow to ovc at the in
side hgures all descriptions of Eastern Herring and
Mackcrel are also very dull.
F1ouR-Is without any change either in stock demand
or price, With light receipts and stock the demand is
very moderate and prices barely maintained We report
sale Of 100 bbls Howard street EItra!at SlS TO- and
other but smaller lots within our range annexed Bye
Flour dull; sale of 100 bbls prime at So 75 Corn Meal
held nominay OF IS 75-no sales. We give quotations
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Savannah Market.

SAVANNAH, May 23.-During the past week the mar
ket has been very quiet 1t generally s about this sea-
son of the year. Merchants however, looked for better
home market this year, but the scarcity OF money has
had the effect of curlsing purchases. eope in the
country are constrained to buy tteas possible owing
to the difficulty In obtaining acceptances and rs con-
SEQUENCE our dealers feel 1t perccpiby.
ExoHANGE-There has beon very little Offering this
week. Brokers are buying at par. and selling at HaA
premium.
aoLp-Has been more steady during the week, nd
rates remain unchanged. To-day We give tho buying
rate at 1885, and selling at 1SSsl40
CorroN-At the close Of our last weekly report hold
ers were asking 2c for middlnSs but the unfaVoraole
adyices from Europe have had very depressing inu
ence on the market During the week Gut very little
as DONE and the sales hardly worth reporting At
the close of business to-day the market was very dull
and the prices nominal at 24c for middGngs
In sea island there but little doing, there being no
demand for the finer grades. Some few sales OF the
low grades have been made and we may quote II nom
inal
coTT0S srlTEMENT
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MR. GLADSTONE AND rHE:AarEADERsHR' OF TH

MR. GLADSTONE AND THE.=IEADERsHP OF THE
LrBERAL PARTY. .'.
still to lead Her Msjesty's Opposition: He makes
known his Intentions in the following letter, which
has been addressed TO the daily papers -,
sS1R: The communications which have reached
me since the 18th OF April with reference to the
division on that day, from indiyiduals from the
or other acting representatives Of meetings in the
large towns and elsewhere throughout the coun-
try, have been, and continue to be, 80 numerous
as to place it beyond my power TO acknowledge
them separately and in tho manner could wish. l
therefore peg the favor Of being allowed to do it
by this public reply, which trust that those who
have addressed me will be 80 good as to accept,
GAS respects myself, have reason to be deeply
grateful for the terms in which these communities
lions have been eouched and to feel that it can
not merit the confidence they express, still they
impose upon me even an enhanced obligation to
labor together with others, for the prompt settle
ment of the question Of Reform upon principles
liberal, integble durable and equalin their apph.
cation to the various classes OF persons whom they
may affect
"I have the honor to be, sir, 4 -. "a
ssYour faithful servant,
- 'eW. E GLADSTONE.
seNo. IL Carleton House terrace, May 4"
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Conslgnees per Northeastern Rilroaad'
Mav 25.

6S bales Cotton 3sl bbls Naval Stores, car Stock
boxes and bales Mdze. &c. To QuacSenbush, Ken
dali & Dockery, q Pritchett, Mowry co, hson
Bischof Go. Capt Barrett Cosgroye Aiken
J Marshall, Jr, Holmes l. Stonoy, Tyson, Z Rod
gers l. Co. Adams, Damon l. Co, insraham, Adams
Frost L. Co. and Order.
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Galveston Cotton Statement.
Wilmington nI.rket.

WILMINGTON May Market firm
Sales ol52 bbls So rs for virgin, s. Is for yellow dip
and 50 for hard q 280tbs.
SPIRITS TUnPrSTME.-Market is quiet. and no ransac
tons reported. =. 20.
RosIN-Saies of sa5 bbs. at SO IS for No. 9, So SOC
81 rs for No. !, and $5 25aS5 so for Pale
No receipts Of Tar.
LuMnER-River-sale Of l9. 700 feet at s12 for wide
boards and SIS p NJ for Flooring.
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COMMERCIAL.
Exports.


NEW YoRK-per steamship Saragossa-3l bales Sea
Island and SS5 bales Upland Cotton, SO terces Rice
3l7 bbls Rosin, IA packages Sundres, bales Piok'
ings, bales Rope, 191 packages Vegetables Horse
and Buggy. 49,. Per steamship Chnmpion-26 bales
Sea Island and 500 bales Upland Cotton. ~ % bales
Yurn 50 bales Cloth POT bbs Rosin, 7G boxes Vege.
tables s35 bbs Vegetables 1872 crates Vegetables l!s
cases Sundries, "a erces Rice, IL boxes and bbls
Beeswax, n hhds and crate Bones, rolls Lrather,
14s empty Barrels, is fathons Chain Bell, Horse.
PHHADELPHIA-per steamship w EvermanTlR
bales Cotton. bales Rags 80 casks Rice ~ casks 81,
Yarn 500 bars iron, Carriages, Ito bbls Vegeta-
bles, As, 600 feet Lumber, 80 packages Moze.
The Charleston Cotton Market.
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS
CHARLESTON, Saturday Evening, May 2si 1867 j
Buyers operated to fair extent, prices being steady
at the rates of the day before. Sales l64 bales say at
90 at M 81 at %; %; II at 2sh; 81 ut 24 Il at
24,,S, and 81 at 25 cents
We quote MiddEng at 2i@25c.
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Corn Meal. -Clty Mills. 10 w v w
GRAM-Wheat is offered but eparngly yet the market
Is dull notice sales OF 100 bushels inferior red ut
81 49, 140 bushels medium S3 25 Corn-1O0D0 bushels
received market BETTER OF white there were sales OF
bushels ut 81 12al 15 300 bushels yellow at II 1Sa
20 ordinary loe brought 81 1G and 1000 bushels Vest
ern mixed 81 o. OatsS000 bushels oered 2200 bush
els sold ut sOassc latter light RyeNo receipts or sales
quote 81 40s1 45.
MoLAssEs-We notice tho sale of cargo of Cuba MuR-
covado-6 hhds 80 tcs-at &C. aud quote clayed 6a16c
No stock f other descriptions worthy OF notice In hrst
hands.
paov1sIoSs-Are quiet but held firm at last quotations.
Receipts per rail light and very little Western stock offer
ing Bulk Meats held at Gall cts for Shoulders and
Sides packed Bacon is selling at cts for Shoulders
as to quality for Western and City smoked rib Sides
steudy OF 12al2A cts; clear rib 12a12 cts; Cincinnati
sugar cured Hams 16Ha17 cts uncovered sugar cured
5n16 cts; large size not wanted Lard quiet at 13al3
cts City. and 34al3H cts for Western Moss Pork
$23 G2a23 Is per Dbl,
McE-Is scarce and held firm at 11a11h cts for Caro-
linn. and sHasA cts for Rangoon.
SALT.-Demsnd for lots from dealers moderate and
prices steady at S3 0a3 20 for ne and 50 10a2 20
suck for ground alum; Turks Island steady at 60a66c
per bushel for lots from store.
SuaAR-Is quiet and shade easier in price. Stock of
raw for refining very ght no sales Grocery styles are
good supply We report sales OF 10 hhds Cuba contr
ugal at l2ac; 146 bills do do 1850 We quote fair to
good refining 101aal0Nc
WHisKEY.-Wc hear of no inquiry or transactions but
quote held in bond at Soc per gallon
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gh2!j;. Ialt9 .. Mems. N'!;j!!!!.:'I:.
M9NREHs:AgsRNs5sei M9sNyEs E so ssEIs 3 va 1857;
tFrom tie Corn Hfl aagdsine.l
THE sATRAP.
BIZ ". FRANK SMITH.


Through antAe 1treetHof Sardis went . voice
6flamsdfathun and Of death. :2-r.'
For ssven mouths tie farnfne had prevailed,
And-nnW The evil breath ~
OF Pestilenees', Man througed the palace gates
With one deep cry ,,.,,
For breadoe death, but nom the gilded doors
amenofeply-t!s'A@ ~
:rlt rlt,..-,
on ms neh pace ssaO1v a0Ot eue @ o"As'p 'S ''S'
-. Zen Gsne an Ss slaves with folded hands
VI ASit ~ - tst,,tas @ ,nnte atoc.l by'e"-'-
m. niruhs;ra5 ne n Perssn fayorte alone
One n1T-aHefS9 TnaR SS hfs sss - AsHes' A'on'
,,,.a ndsts s.itas hs. ~ 90 oo,ssn @ bracelet rinps
Ao'oo IN la Iisnaiiid pride. :, - %
From inceiise cups ON slender stel !, OF bronze
ns thin y %oss arose I'm.
p.no.t5 Ss Si.e ais isv %r r nsnVS s.S ss i eaee
-. m Ths s e!sa ,ssai pan ss s,,,., :, ,,,n.., ,.,t
The rinsnies s--s. .
1.ss--- -
~ HAD a.d: reached the .arte.r s,esna
ofgentle Hermus. tas siow smooth stream
o...,.y LAY hke snimns n osaa 90. e.+.., son,
isHngdom wide
His heart sass sso,sed s and 70 @m'sd ne sa,d
"SWeet ID the nasterers pressn, ay, noney-S~ee''
Tha dainty food OF Kings. Whist pron@
s.,s 3s:s ,.s;.. .s% .o..., hounds would sell
My.hlood tomorrow for an ounce of gold,
All ounce nf bras, nor think it cheapy sold
White as ssss saas ss sss
sSes.saunains' words. - Ny lord i love you wen.
i onoebsSslfI 5e..!7. i. :; s..o~- -. - z.
Iheard hsr bab6hng, while asleep ane sy, go
..wh,s I ssid @ the Greek H word.mongeryestefday, I'd
Tho unseen Rddsase strongy and soon or late,
Give eschhIdnS aa1a mdehtier than they
Tha dread rirfitytnu f6rce Cf hw and fates
80 Who ma tSase unseen codsf and am notI
eodr r otva the ySnrd and Iresentjy -
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consider Chickering l. Sons Pianos superior 70 any
In the world ~.
They are unrvasd Tor heir singing qualities and or
the harmonious roundness Of their tone There is
perfect homogeneity throughout all the registers me
pnner notas are remsrknbe for clearness and purity
which do not find n any other instrument. while tne
base is distinguished for power without harshness Ana
for ma4nifcent sorority.
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DRUGS, CAEMI' AIS, ETC.
slnlsLIa SINIILlBUS CURANTUR.
HUMPHREYS
unMTOPATHIC SPECIFICS

7AyE PROVED. FROM THE MOST AMPLE E1PE
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Ill and Will always render satisfaction.
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LIST OF VESSELS
UP, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.

FOREIGN.
LIyERpooL.
Ship Winthrop, Stewart, May
Ship Amelia, Conner, sailed. March rs
The Tryphenia, Harding, sailed. May
Br bark File dc Fair Evans, up. May
NEWPORT ENG.
The Coming, Hookaway. sailed April 16
DOMESTIC.
BOSTON.
Brig Abner Taylor, Lowell, cleared. May
The Whitney Long, Hayes, cleared April So
Scnr bergen, -, up.............
schr Maine Law, Johnson %
NEW YORK.
Schr Myrover. Hughes. cleared. 1S
Schr Evans, Hammond May 10 10
Schr David Faust Lord cleared. May IL
PHILADELPHIA.
Schr Baker, Adams cleared May !
Schr R Thomas Arnold cleared May ~
BALTIMORE.
Schr Shiloh Hubbard cleared May l!
Schr Palmer, Palmer, up. may ~
Schr Tennessee, Creed up. May io
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Cons1gnees per south Careltns hailroad

1913 bales Cotton % bales Yarns bbls Spirits Turpen
tine cars Old Iron, Wood, i car Sheep. cai
CO, Street Bros Co, NJ Goldsmith Son, CosgroVe
w w Smith. Madden, Cameron. Barley Co. Mottet
Huchet Go, A Calder, Jeffords Co. Glboes q 60. g
Susong, Budd Blake, o Reeder, ) hlrKpatncR
If
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THALBEHG.
aOTTsCHALK.

Icopslder Chickering Sons Pianos, beyond conn
psrison the best have ever seen In America.
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Memoranda

The schr Whitney, Long, from Boston for this port
was at Newport, r /, May o.
Iron SHIp-The Savannah News Herald Of Friday,
May o4h says One of tho finest iron ships that ever
visited our waters arrived here yesterday She Is Br-
ts.. vessel, named the Aahabad, commanded by Capt
Stevenson and is twenty-five days from Guadaoupe to
which port she brought cargo OF four huudred and
fifty coolies from China thirteen of whom died on the
passage Her hull and spars all iron, and her
rigging Is composed Of wire. She Is consigned to
Green Son, who will load her for either Liverpool or
London with cotton.
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DRUGS. CHEMICALS, ETC.
SARATOGA
"EXCELSIOR" Spring WATER.


U1HE WATER OF THIS SPRING IS BELIEVED TO
be unequalled by that OF any other In the faramed
valley of Saratoga Its virtues such as have secured
It the high encomiums Of all who have used H. possess
ing as It does in eminent degree, cathartc, diurec,
Alternative and tonic qualities
From SAMUEL HENRY DICKSON, NJ. D., Professor
Practice of Phyaic, Jefferson Medical College, Phils
delphis, formerly Of Charleston 8. G.
PHILADELPHIA November Is, 1855.
have been for year or more past in the habit O,
taking the water of the Excelsior Spring Of SARATOGA
Accustomed during the great portion OF my invalid LIE
to use the different waters Of the several fountains which
boil up along that remarkable valley dependent indeed
upon them Tor much of the comfort enjoy, am sahs
hed that the Excelsior Water ID as well adaped as aiy
other among them. il not more So to the purposes ior
which thoy are generally employed II is very agreeable
strongly npreenated with the carbonic acid lively and
sparkling. = can heartily and consoientiousiy
recommend 1t to all who need gentle cathartc and
diuretc. SAMUEL HENRY DlChSoN, M. "
The Water is put up in Pint and Quart bottles, and
packed In good order for shipping, Pints IN boxes o.
four dozen each and Quarts in boxes Of two dozen eaea
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PORT CALENDAR.
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF cHARLEsTos.
Arrived Saturday

Arrived Saturday.
Steamer Planter Ferguson Cheraw LAG bales Cotton,
&c. 10 Ferguson 4 Holmes, J u hfkpatrcx' NOW
rs Co. ] II Baggett Co. WP Hall.
Arrived Yesterday.
steamsbiu Falcon, Reed Baltmore-left Thursday, P
NJ Corn and Mdze. To Mordecai Co, Courtenay 8
Trenholm. ] Mertens. Willis Chisolm ONei4 4 4
Sons, Harris, Jefords %. Bulwink!e CO; d
Graver H Gerdts Co, j A Quackenbush, O'Netl "
Titon, ] Adger & Co. Klinck, Wickenberg y Co. q
Grayeley, Gen Tyler aruber Martin A Tobias
sen Co, Adams. Damon Co. g stefens Co. T ]
Kerr L Go. Williams. Laurey Alexander, Al Ca-
ter White Son Raysnel Sa1RYs T1a,,o panl se0 eo
house & Co. Cameron. Barley Co, L Schneu 4 co, j
Hurkamp & Co. Il Cobia Co, and Others
Schr Lizzie L Tapley, Berhns New York, days.
Corn To the Master U s Quartermsstert
Steamer Frazier, Torrent, Edisto and ROCKVILLE
Cotton and Mdze 10 Jno Theodore Getty and others
Cleared Saturday.
Steamship Champion, Lockwood New ork-street Bros
Steamship sarssosss, croweu. New York-7Raven'i
Steamship " Everman. Tutte, Philsdelphia-H F Be-
schr FlOrence. Rogers Aloway Point via Wilmington.
schr Helene Alden, Warrington City. via Georgetown,
SC-W Roach. i':' ~ -.
Went to, Sea Saturday.
Steamship Champion, Lockwood. New York.
Steamship Sarsgossa, Croweal; Now York.
Br bark Seaman, Doyle Liverpool
Wont to Sea YeSterday.
Steamship " Eyerman, Tuttle, philadelphia: =: =,
-. From this Port. - Z.
Steamship Moneka, Marshman. New York. May a.,
Schr Mary Banks, Smith, Philadelphia, May a.
Schr 8 Lee, Durnel, Wilmington. N O, May 2S;
Up for this Port,
schr Maine Law. johnson, at Boston, May IS
Cleared for this Port. -
Schr David Faust, Lord. at New York, May a.
Schr 8 r Thomas, Arnold, Philadelphia, May ~.
Sailed for this Port.
Tho Tryphenis, Harding, from Liverpool, Mays
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CAR D.

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that we publish the following testimonials which have
been received by Us recently:
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WEHL1.

Your Pianos are superior to any have ever seen IN
this country or In Europe. ,,,
have never hoard tone 30 perfect II !elos eYery
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balanced touch.
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LONDON, July 70, 1865.

Nes,rs. CHickering d Sons:
GENTS: have Just been Invited BY Messrs Oouard 70
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&C, 900 PIANOS.

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THE ORANGEBURG NEWS.

nUBLIsHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING, Al
i Oraugeburg, S. c. Terms So per annum' In au
vance.
During the spring and fall extra copies OF inc
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our advertising patrons.
Contract Advertisements inserted on the most hoef
terms Address SAMUEL DlBba.f,
Editor Orangeburg News,
February % OrngeDurg,
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EUROPEAN TEsTIMoNIALs.
ascstved duysnq the month of August, 1853.

Recetued during the month of August, 1865.
LONDON July Is, 1867.
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have the honor to be. gentleman yours very truly
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LONDON, August "a, 1850

.Tdnss H. WshR Esq:
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8. T,--1880...X.

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IMPORTANT oEBT1FIcATRs.

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Messrs p A. DRAKE i Co.-1 have beou great suf-
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several CASES. and as far know always With signal
benefit am, respectfully yours
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T.ti1onial, from the mort disnoshed Artists IN Europt
10 Me4frs. ChickeriDQ q Sons:

Tssi1onia, from the most dist9ahed Artitts In Eurcpt
to Aessrs Chieksrig9 Sons:
LONDON, July rs. 1855
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most delicate or powerful touch.
During the past forty years this firm has manu-
sctured