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JOHN WALLACH,
DRUGS. CHEMICALS. ETC.

MANHOOD AND THE VIGOR OF YOUTH
X restored In four weeks, by Dr. RICORD'S E66ENCE
OF LIFE Dr. Ricord tot Pas) after years OF esrestso-
citahon has at length acceded to the earnest requests
the American public and appointed an Agent in New
York for the sale Of his valued and Essence
Of Le. This wonderful agent win restore manhood TO
the most shattered constitutions whether arising hom
excesses the effects Of climate OF natural causes The
time required to cure the es inyeterata case s four
weeks; and used according 10 printed Instructions,
which vefy simple, failure Is impossible This lite
restoring remedy ahould be taken BY N about 70 marry,
as It's effects are permanent It IL acknowledged by tho
medical press be tho greatest discovery e1er made
Its developing powers miraculous. Success tn every
case s as certain as that science overhror7 !norxnce
Dr. Hcords Essence sold In CASES, win fnn In
structons for use at s. or four Quantities tn one for
and VIII be sent TO any part carefully packed on receipt
Of remittance to his accredited SCENT
PHILIP ROLAND, II
March % To No 81 T5tariv afroak New Ynr}r
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Passengers.

Per steamship e souder. for New Yorf-D Hal,
" Mcclure T Harold, Mrs A Howell, Rinsnen and
lady, Miss Weiter, Eancox and lady Mcf arlan'
Per steamship Quaker City, from New York-P Doras,
WI Kane pheni1 Paine Gillian, + F.. Frost
Garre, De Peyster, o King, Miss White Mrs Cong
don, II O'Reily.
Per steamship Manhattan, rom New YorkJ nrsc9
Mcguire Mrs Mcguire, Miss Mcguire, Mr Creever and
lady, sigha
Per steamer Dictator, from Jacksonville Pilatka
aichrist, b Easton, G L slaughter, Mrs Purse, 3
Finley. Thomas and servant, Hudson Capt Russell sell
Bride, Dickerson, " Wells, A Paceh, H Burst,
J r Cheves, Cohen, Elliott and lady, HouGeman
J Beaty and lady, Il Howell, and deck. co.
senger r Ford, Trenholm, g b Trenholm,
| Elackvil1e.
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cHERnKEE INJECTION,

does not fail to cure eonorrhsa, elect and all alM;
cous Discharges in Malo or Female, curing TecsM ;i
casss In from one to three days, and IS especially
recommended IN those cases Of FInor Ato's Or Or
Whites In Females. The two medicines used IN
conjunction viii mot fail to remove this dsagroenole
conninnt and In those cases where other medicines
have been used without 81 .ccess.
Price, Remedy, One Bottle g., Three Bottles Is. IS
The Cherokee Cure" "Remsdy," and ~ 1gjec.
ton nre to be found in all we'll regulated drug
stores, and are recommended by. physicians ana
druersts M over tho world for their intrinsic worth
and merit. Some unprincipled dealers, however,
try to deceive their customers by selling cheap anu
worthless compounds,--in order to make money
In niace Of these. Be- not deceiued II the drug
rsts will not buy them for y-;o wrie to MS, ana we
viii send them to you by expreie, securely packed
and free from observation We trent oil diseases 20
which tho ]luman system is subject and VIZ DC
plcased to receive full and explicit statements from
those who have failed to receive relief heretofore.
Ladies or gentlemen address us IN Te1ecI coz.
s fdsnce. We desire to send our thirty-two page
pamphlet free to every Indy and gentleman IN inc
land Address all letters for pamphlets noa'c'hes
or advice, to tho sole proprietor,
CDR. ". R. MERW1N. 81 Walker st" NJ l.
ar.-. ~ thstu 1vr
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GRAN-No receipts sales ofWheat reported. We note
the market steady at last quotations Con-11 800 BUSH
els white and 800 bushels yellow offered with good de-
OF 2 the Liverpool market quoted per cable advces
on Saturday last holders were firm a advance Of 3a4
cents; sales were light, including 500 bushels damp
white at 81 09 3700 bushels good prime white at 81 10
al II; 700 bushels ordinary yellow at 81 06a1 09 1000
bushels good to prime do 81 10a1 II. Oats-Only 600
bushels received sales 1000 bushels at 66 cens and 400
bushels do 10 cents; closed 6Ea68 cents OF Rye 800
bushels offered and sold viz: 100 bushels at 81 rs
damp; 200 bushels 81 40.
MoIAssEs.-No saes stock light and quotations nomi
nally unchanged
NAVAL SToREs-Splrits of Turpentne is very scarce
and would bring advance over last quotation Rosin
is quiet and nominaly unchanged. Tar inactive.
PRoyIsoNs-Aro in good request and market very firm
at improved prices We note sales of 120 bbs Mess Pork
ct s23a23E. Bulk ea!s wanted 20 casks Shoulders
sold at 9c that figure refused large lot held at
9a9%c Sides held ut II 4a1l for loose and packed.
Bacon is firm but advance yet established; notice
sale Of Is casks Shoulders In lot at end so
in jobbing lots at Rib Sides 12a12c clear Rib
12a13c; Hams 15a17c for sugar cured. Lard Is hold
firm; quote Western herces ut 13a1SAc sales small.
R1cE-Is dull. Quote prime Carolina held at l0Ac. No
sales
SALT-Therc is no change in the market. With fair
demand we quote dealers prices forlos viz: Liverpool
Fine So 25 do Ground Alum So 20a2 25 per SUCK Turks
| Island G0a65c per bushel
SuGAR-We report saes of 20 hhds grocery Porto Rico
at 11a12c 40 hhds and 403 boxes Cuba ate Satur-
day) for refining, terms not known.
WH1sxEY.-Nothng reported in the article. We stir
quote held in bond at SOa31c per gallon.
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PORT CALENDAR.
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF sTON,
Arrived Yesterday.

Steamship Manhattan, Collins, New York-left Sun
day. Mdze. TO > Street Bros Co oNenl co, Ro.
& Nimitz, Jetfords u Co, West Jones, Bates 20,
Wehr, Dowie Il Noise, North, Steel L Wardel Vi
samska w Chatee, Gruber 4 Martin. + Lewith, II
Muller, Graver Southern Express Co. ) Small y
Co, J Apple, H II Knee Wagner, Heath Monsees, II
Katie Co. Shackelford Fraser, Bolmann Bros Ston
Webb Co, Miss Mcguire, UnerAaret Campsen Co.
Mcclure III Marks l. Co, Melchera l. Muller Strauss
Vanoes Il Co, 81 Slender FurchGott Co 4 Kelly,
Mellett, Ferguson l. Huimes, Cartmiu, Harbeson Co.
Fogartie l. Stlman, Crane, Boyleston g. Co, Murphy
Little & Co. Meitzler, W Dunneman 20, W NJ
Comb l. Co, Gallagher, Cody Son, King Gibbon, e
G. Agent, Adams Express co, Mantoue co, White
Mixer McLoy Rice, N Fehrenbach j Ostendorh Il
Co. G Mchaeis, DR. g Caulier Browne & Schirmcr,
BEAD y Co, j Wallach, Klinck Wickenberg Cha
peau Calhoun Ashby D Carr, Mills 4 Roberts, Gray
4 Taylor, Washmann d Co, Eliza Hancox, Belts, d
Kidd, Ordmann, Ravenel 4 Barnwcl L Schnell & G.,
NJ Kinnrd. On the morning OF the 18th, experienced
severe guile from Sc; sane day. NJ, saw steamship
Eagle, bound to Havana- Arrived ut Bar IL, 20th
inst
dny, N. Mdze. 10 Kavenel Co, Il II Agent, Ap-
ple D A Amme J Adger Co, D Aiken 90. j
Belts Adams Express, Adams, Damon co, Buwin-
kle Bernard, Bates l. Co. Budd Blake, @ Brahe
l. Co, Block, Brown & Hyer, Brown Schirmcr, Bis.
sell Co. Barker & Son. NJ BRISTOL, Cohen, Came
ron, Barkey Co. " Ca1malt, I NJ Cater Conner,
" s Corwin l. Co, X & Caldwell, G Carr & Go, j
Cook l. Co. J G Claussen, Campsen Co, CHS
olm, NJ D. J Commins, Duva, j l. i Dawson, E DAILY,
Dawson Drake & Deqneey De- 91ae p9S1e @ T. Noise
Farley & Co, Ferguson Holmes, Mensing, Furch-
gott Bro Flaum, c FRANKIE, q Fichman slmms,
Fleming, Goodrich, Winemnn Go, arq6er ~ Mar
Co, j Greenhouse II Harris, Hart Co, G Huger,
Hayne, Hashe, Calhoun Co, Halles, Harr1sson,
johnson Johnston, Crews & Co. Khnck & Wicken-
berg, Kriete i Chapman L Koester, Klatte Bro,
Lewth, Lengnick Sell, G Love. Little Marshall
Leisl, NJ Mark, Matthiessen J b Milken, Mnrshall,
Burge l. Bowen, A II Mitchell co, II l. Muller,
B Noise, Murphy, Little Go. Ferguson Holmes, r
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EVENING.
BE JAMES BARRON HOrE.

See the crimson clouds OF evening
IaStice-bars across the blue
Where the moon in pallid beauty,
Like AN angel gazes through!
Over all the winding river,
By the fading sunset kist,
Slowly rises up the vapor,
In cloud Of ghostly mist.
While the Eve is slowly turning
Its last grains OF golden sand,
What q holy quiet hovcrs
Over all the drowsy land?
There is now the spell of silence
OF silence calm and deep
Over all the placid water
Where the blue mist seems asleep.
And the vessels slowly gliding
Down the river to the bay,
Show on sheets Of spreading canvass
Tints which change from red to grey.
All is quiet save the murmur
Of the tide upon the bar;
See each little breaker playing
With the image Of star!
And 'tis thus that human creatures
Bowed with age, or fresh in youth,
Give back brokenly the image
OF eaUh grand, celestial truth.
Now the broeding silence deepens,
And the scene ls one OF rest,
While the wrecked day drifts down gradually
To be stranded in the West
On yon rugged coast of cloud-land
High above the village srire
Gu its mighty purple headlands
And its crsgs all tipped with fire.
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Macon Cotton Market.
Mobile Market.

MOBILE March 16-CoTToN.-There has bec:l q iaf
demand amongst few. Factors generally accep'1d Isc
for Mddling which buyers were willing to pay put re
fused to operate at figures. Sales reached 1oo
bales the market closing firm at quotations
MosErAnY AND FnASc1A1.-The demand for Gold has
been GOOD to-day but with sales restricted BY the poor
s11nply, We quote 135a1Se buying and selling
The demand aud supply of Sterling is about equal OF
144a145.
We quote New York Sight, with abundant supply ano ~
large business par to premium, and checking q to
discount
Francs 8 80.
New Oaleans Sight par to 4 premium.
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Consignces per South Carolina Railroad,
March 20.

2ss bales Cotton, 10s bags Peas, cars Lumber car
Mules, car Old Ion Furniture, anu Sundries To W
Bowling, Reeder, E H Rodgers Co, S Hacker, J
Artman, Z Hayward, J Campsen Co, Stenhouse &
Co, W Roach, C Bart, NJ Caldwell & Sons. G VIII
iams Co, Fraser l. Co, M Briston Pinkersohn,
Major Parker, NJ Ashton, DR. Frost, Fraser Dill,
Agent, Lee l. Co. King & Gibbon, Kanapaux, Lanneau
Co, Mrs 8 Sailor, J Binns, F Mey, " Williams,
L LETTERS & Co. Thurston T. Holmes, W Smith, Adams,
Frost L Co, NJ Harvey.
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Havana Market.
Correspondence of journal of CONNER


HAVANA, March Demand better for sugar closing
days of the week. No. - at ~ to TX ras News from
the markets indicate further Decline not yet shown IN
our market Quotations remain for whites through at SO
to ST a 100 bs Yellows No. IS to 20 at 81 to 5do Gu.
curuchos, Nos to TO- at SAX to 35S do Browns, 40, IL
to 12 ct S3I to 3T do. MuscoVadoes-Sales-
For low to fair refining qualities at S5 TO o9 ano
ing the week 94 boxes and 4631 hhds of which ior
the United States-To New York 1896 boxes md l63o
hhds Boston 1886 do and 26 do; Baltimore 1O00 b1s
New Orleans 2169 boxes and 239 hhds do and Portland
100 hhds balance Europe and other ports Molasse Cd
Sales OF small cargoes here and at out ports at ~ 70
Honey at 4 rails per glon paying for casks per gallon
as per gaGc Rum last advice S32 &C., inquiry reGu-
lar and small sales for North of Europe. Leaf tobacco
and segars advised for several weeks pas trade less
brisk
FRE1aurs-More active for tho United States; taken for
Falmouth cargo boxes st R 10s $500 do at ~ 2s Cd
500 hhds to load at Sagua at 3 rs 3d. m European bot
toms. For New Orleans, schr Elm L. Trerhthan, 2OO
hhds moasses at Gh cents per gallon; schr Vcrna
gallons Ito load herej do bark Cordca 400 Lhds TO oad
at Matanzas at 5 cents per gallons; tor New YORK. am
schr D. Talbot to load TT Nuevitas ut Sl1 per hhd o.
sugar and s65 per hid moasses for Boston or Portland
bark M E. Corning 55O hhds sugar at Sagua a s9H POI
hid Philadelphia brig Uncle Jerry, GOO hhds sugar ut
Sagus at s8A recharte per hhd brig Ortoan 45O hhds
molAsses ut Matanzas at SAX per 100 gallons e. c. g. o
casks.
not heavy during the week, at 14h to Is premium 6G
days sight; Jose Maria the prince OF sharp bankers ana
brokers' buys at per cent less and sells at per cent
more and Is not recognized authority for our financial
intercourse with the world. Sales Of the week f65,O00
United States rates have declined; New York crrency
27a27A discount and sales small gold bills at 81 to
prcmium sales count up sG5,00O currency, and gold
S55O0 sales Of Uuited States produce since my last
odyiceS
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10000 PIANOS,

In the construction OF which they have introduced every
known aud valuable improvement. They have inyars.
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The following are the Agents for this paper
W. A. HEMINGWAY, General Travelling and Collecting
Agent.
Iectrng Agent
Columbia, S. c.
o. D. GOODMAN, Cross Hil Laurens District, S. c.
J.V. NETHERS, Union, S. G.
Captain ". E. EARLE, Greenville, S. c.
Col J. J. RYAN, Barnwel, S. c.
IT. DUBOIS, Marion
G. 5. HARDY, Sandy Ford P. O., Madison Co., Fla
PATRICK HUVEY, Macon, Ga.
J. Y. Il. WILLIAMS, Clinton, S. C.
r. r. ALLEN, Chester c. H.. S. c.
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b. L. DARR, Sumter, s. c.
THAD. G. ANDREWS, Orangeburg, S. c.
J. NJ BROWN, Southerner Office. Darlington, S. c.
nj. NJ. QUINN l. BRO, Augusta.
J. 81. ESTELL, Savanr ah, Ga.
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EUROPEAN TESTIMONIALS.

Receiued during The month Of August, 1868.
LONDON July 25, 1867
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Tho Charleston Cotton Market.

OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CHARLESTON, Wednesday Evening, March 2O, 1867.
The market opened unchanged, but closed weaker un
der OF lowe" prices at Liverpool and New YORK.
Sales S1a bales say Is at 81, 80 at as l04 at - al
20 G2at &c. 24 at 1s at 81 20 at 81 and II az &C.
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tits with feelings Of pride as American manufacturers
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: COMMERCIAL.
Exports.

BOSTON-Per schr L Msrts-975 tons Old Iron, Ga
bbls Naval Stores, 10 bales Rags, &c.
NEW YORK-Per steamship Souder-l27 bales
and 32S bales Upland Cotton, 14 bales Yarn and DO
mestcs, 184 Packages.
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TIIALHEilG.
GUTTSCHALK.

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IN THE oFF1NG.
A schooner
Cleared Yesterday.

Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship E Souder, Lockwood New York-Wils
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Schr E & L Marts, Marts, Boston-Steet Bros Co.
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Steamship E Souder. Lockwood, New York.
Bark Linda, Hewitt Port in Cuba
From this Port.
Steamship Moneka Lebby, New York, March IL:
Steamship Sea Gull, Dutton, Baltimore, March l8.
Schr Boice, Adams Jacksonville March Is.
Cleared for this Port.
Steamship Florida, Barstow, at Baltimore, March ls
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WEIILI.

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DR.. WRIGHT'S
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n. Eeoe,ace of F3Sp.

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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, March 1s.-CoFFEE-We report sale oi
1000 tags Rio. Clifton, and 600 do e1Cricke both on
private terms. Quots prime cargoes held at 13a13c
gold in bond.
CorroN-There was sale of South Carolina Middhng
to-day at Sic, but tho market inactive though held
quite firmly at S9a3lc for Midding Upland
FLouR-Baltimore spring wheat brands of Extra and
Super are held higher. Quote choice Extra ut $l2 60
The market generally s held firm at higher figures but
there Is actvity in it. We report sales of 100 bbls
choice Northwestern Extra at s13 5 20Oa3oO bbls How
ard street Extra ut s12 25 and 200 bbs do choice winter
wheat at S14 co. Corn Meal is held at SIS 20. further
ADVANCE but sales We revise quotations as fol.
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Ssa1la6lstse~ confidence, and state their com-
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which they are subject Thirty-two page pamphlet,
in q sealed envelope, free.
The Cherokee Pills are sold by all druggists at 81
per box or six boxes for IS; or they are sent by
om observation, BY addressing the sole proprietor,
DR.. W. 3. MERWIN, 81 Walker St., N. Y.
N.B.-Cherokee Pills No. are prepared for
special cases, when milder medicines fail these
ore sent by mail free Of postage on receipt Of s.
tho price Of eact 6op.
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LONDON, July 20, 1866.

Aessrs CaicseTtn1 d Sons:
GENTS 1hayo Just been invited by MsA1rs Colsrd to
try Grand Piaroforte manufactured by you, aud
have no hesitation In endorsing tho opinion OF my old
friend, Mr.. D. Coard, That 1t Is the 6ness H.
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Believe mo, gentlemen, mos! faithfully voura,
j. l.. HaTTGN.
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STOCK on lQ0Q. .IAoS ifL
The cearances comprise 46l6 bales for st. Peter sburg
and for Bordeaux.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs.-The receipts since yesterday
comprise 270 hhds sugar, and 229 bbs molasses The
market continues very dull there being scarcely any de-
mund even for the local trade. There sales of
sugar worthy Of note today and we cont to quote
13c per lb for fully fair sugar; 1870 for prime;
for prime to choce 14Sc for yellow clarified and
for white OF Molasses only 90 6bs were sold at 65c
per gallon for fermontng; 76c for good and 8Oc for
prime Cuba moasses quoted by the cargo at 55a57hc
per gallon, and Is retailing at 60c per gallon There Is
nothing doing in Cuba sugar. Weeks sales 800 hhds
gar $50 bbls molasses Receipts 267 hhds sugar. 452
bbls moasses Cleared 1s hhds sugar. 70 bbs moasses
R1cE.-Louisiann is in Light supply and in good de-
mand. There is not much India Carolina in market
Carolina Is selling at l1a11Hc India sasc Louisiana 81
a1o1lc per h.
CoRN-Rainy weather prevented operations, and the
sales to-day were confined to 200 sacks white at 81 IS
por bushel Negotiations pending for about 5000
sacks mixed, when we were making inquiries. Weeks
sales 600 sacks; receipts g. 408; exports IT. 6e6
oATs.-some 1000 sacks last evening sold at 76c q
bushel Weeks sales 10, 600; receipts 40,S89
FRE1aHTs-Are very dull. Tho rates are aaTc q fb
tor cotton s5 q hid by steam for New York; Id for
cotton by steam for Liverpool 916d by sail and 1c by
sail for Havre.
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LuIuoN, January II, 1885

James n. Wehli. Esq.:
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fores that has ever come uadbr my cbservetnp; ana
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JdrteI H. Wehtt, ESQ
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turers, London.
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Augusta MAI ket.

Augusta MAJ ket.
AUGUSTA March 10-FNANc. AL.-Mopey market
quiet. ,,o,
SrLvER-Brokers buying at 127, and selling at 1872
STATE sEcuR1rEs-1n active demand, 1t better prices
than have ruled for days past. a few shares OF
Central Railroad Stock sold at 9lc and 16 shares Georga
railroad Stock sold at auction for 66Rc
CoTToN-Tho market has been quiet to-day, and not
so much activity displayed yesterday Prices OF
yeste rday was obtained with much difficulty. Ioal
amount Of sales 343 bales, follows: at % at 2b1s,
~ at &C. 10 at a. 10 at at 49, 5oa2o % at 1e 11
at 3O at 81 and bales OF extra staple t 3 aso Lou
bales were sold on private terms. Receipts ~ oaes
NorE-Sae Of bales at 80 cents yesterday alter our
| report.
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