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DAILY Co. Ktinck, Wickenberg %, Kinsman
Bro, j Knnapau1. F Kressel, Jr Lsurey q AIeIan'
der, Lenan:ck b Sell, Litschgi. Lorentz, Muller
toue & Co, Msrshall Burge, Moran & Peters. o.
tendorf & Co, Neufville Hnnnam, D O'Neiu
Sons, Ojemann, O'Neil E O'Netil Son. y
F Panknin, D Paul 90. Pezer. Rodgers co.
& Pierson, Perry, @ Poppenheim, A Quack'
enbush, Ravenel & Holmes, J Reils Riordan; Daw-
son CO. R Roth, W Roach Co. Russell GO;
Riecke echachte C Roesler. s Railroad Agent,
Raroad Agent Strauss s.n Vance s,asnuse SSnne
Southern Express. T Taylor q 90, PIecKienperg,
Thompson. Walker, Evans Cogswell, Werner
Quicker, g W williams & Co. W G Whilden co,
White, Walsh, W Yates, and others. encounter
ed strong southeast winds and very heavy sea.
British brig Lady Pere. Patterson. Salt River ia,
maica-25 daye Logwood To the Master. Bound
to Falmouth for orders and put In leaky.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Charleston, Berry, New York-James
Brig Mary Roosevelt. Farnsworth. Bosten-Risley
British scSr 'dary Susan, Cleare, Harbor Island,
Bahamse "A Canale.
Sailed Yesterday.
Steamship Charleston, Berry. New York
Steamship Saragossa, Ryder, New York.
Steamship Title. Partridge. New York.
Steamship Prometheus, Gray, Philadelphia,
Steamship Falcon, Horsey Baltimore.
Steamer Dictator, McNelty, Palatka, via Jackson-
viIe, Fernandina and Savannah.
From this Port.
stesmship Champion. Lockwood, New York, Sept u
Cleared for this Port.
Echr Palmer, Rsnkin, at New York. sept4.
Sailed for this Port.
Steamship Jas Adger. Lockwood. New York. Sept Z.
Brig Monics McCobb, from Rockport, Me, Sept ..
LIST OF VESSELS
Up CLEARED AND SAILED FOR HIS PORT
FOREIGN
LIVERPOOL.
The Duke of Wellington, Allen, up. August II
The Vinco halliday, sailed July 10
British bark Dalkeltb Langwi sailed. august ~
The Homborsund, Nelson, up............A August 3
DOMESTIC
BOSTON.
Bark Walk Pettingill, up. August 21
Anna Glover, Terry, up .......... .Auaust ~
schr Ida Bella, Fisher. cleared. ..Sept l
RocEPoRT, Mr..
Brig Monica, McCobb, eaIled. ed................sept
NEW YORK.
Steamship James Adger, lockwood sld... Sept !
schr Palmer, Rankin. cleared. Sept 4
Schr M rover, Brown, up. August ~
Schr Ida Richardson, Bedel, cleared August IL
BALTIMORE.
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Drugs, GbemifaIs, Gif.
nARBY's PRoPHYLACTIC FLUID.

Letter from Hon. Alez. II. St.phen,, Of Georota.
CRAwFoRDsvuLE, Ga September 20, 1868.
Darby'e Prophylactic Fluid is an article Of little
cost but great value. It's domestic as well as medi
cinal uses are numerous, while Its specialties are
most wonderful / have not been without It for
ten years. and no head OF q family who can afford
" law - ALEX. Il. STEPHENS.
THE WONDERFUL FAMILY MEDI.
CINE.
Letter from The Surgeon General of hs late confeder-
ate States
RICHMOND, Va, January IA, 1869.
JOHN DAhsI Co., No. 16o Wilham-street' New
York:
iDarby's Prophylactic) Fluid.
most cheerfully state that the Fluid was furnish
ed to, and extensively used oy, the suraeons IN
charge of general hospitals in the Confederate ser
vice with great benefit to the patients-a the sur
peops making o favorable report-a great deal Of 1t
was used In the hospitals.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
SAML PRESTON MOORE, II. D,
THE ASTONISHING
DIS IN F E G T A N T.
EMORY COLLEGE, OXFORD. Ga. December %. 1868.
gagged for many years In the active duties of the
Medical profession, am only superfcally acquaant-
ed with the claims ef your Prophylactc Fluid, but
am well acquainted with its chemical elements.
While, therefore, cannot speak experimentaIly OF
the value Of the compound vet the disnfecting and
therapeutic properties Of the agents employed In Its
composition, together with the well known reputa-
ton " its dscoverer, as chemiet authorize me to
regard its merits OF high order on the whole 1t
must be considered as valuable contribution to the
class of articles to which 1t belengs
These views, may add, are sustained by the test.
mouy OF many Competent judges, who Lave tested
its properties. Believe me, dear sir.
Yours, respectfully,
A. MEANS, N. D.. LII. D.
CURES BURNS, WOUNDS. sTINGs, 6c.
ALABAMA INsAHE HOSPITAL.
TUSCALOOSA, December ~, 1858.
Messre JOHN DARBY Co., No. 100 Wflliam.street,
New York:
Gentleaien-I received your circulars Of the 18th
instant asking an expression of opinion from me as
to tie merits Of your Prophylactic Fluid. The pre-
paration bas been so generally used by the PROBES.
sion and public at large. and so universally esteem
ed, that II seems TO me to need no further recon-.
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As dsinfectant and remedial agent too. when In
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We use permeanganic preparations very extensively
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consider you,e the best AMI most elegant pre- para
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Respectfully you're. &c,
P. DRICE. NJ. D.,
Sup't and Physician Alabama Insane Hospital!
DOWIE 81 NOISE.
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
Sept 2 Agents for South Carolina
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THE DAILY NEWS.
ode on the Death OF j. C. Calhoun
BY sAxurL GILMAN, D. D.

;,,., a, n, reos.est of tie Fdculty Of Columbia Co
Zoe AVID rrng q. his oossqs'es.
rara thee well from storms below,
Tried and mighty spirit, Rol
worker to thy high reward;
Faithful servanti to thy Lord.
Son and type Of thy great time;
Prophet, with the eye sublime;
Statesman, in thyself host,
Martyr, dying at thy postf
Thoueht-that probed each hidden Law;
Presence--lke felt control; .
Speech that eved slaAoRs soul.
Mind of giant heart OF child;
Ouickiy reused or reconciled;,
/, Braving. bat forgiying foes;
stirred, that osbe;s might repoee.
Thou vast proud. conhding, ffee,l
-Ifke fhy state'e ognchival7y;
!. Moral stain oouldst not endure. 7
: Lie Thy States own daughters, pure.
laundering meath the Federal dome,
! Turning iondly to thy home.
Feared, extolled or disapprovsd.
Still thou vast revered and loved.
Failing at thy noen Of fame,
mon with ripe and world wide name,
Need'ss no zaors from lie; but we,
Darling here have need of thee.
God Of nstionsi quecch the brand
CAST on our imperilled hnd;
Bid our patriots honored grave
SPEAK the word which yet may save.
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Markets by Telegraph.


,y FOREIGN MARKETS.
LONDON, September 7-Noon. - Consols 92X.
American securities fat. Bon,s sax. Sugar arm
On the spot and ahoat. Common rosin 6s Cd.
Evening.-Cousols sS. American securities firm
er. Bends IS. Sugar Duoysnt on the spot and
zAost.
LIVERPOOL. September 7-Noon.-cotton dull;
uplands IS HaIS;Ed; Orleans lS%d; safes 5000 bales
Corn sos.
Afternoon. Cotton dull; uplands 1870; Orleans
1sxa1Sxd. Yarns ard fabrics heavy. mess pork
buoyant at 1o9s. Breadstufs dull.
Evening" Cotlon-uplands 1870; Orleans 1884
1SXd sales 5000 bales Of which 1000 bales were for
speculation and export. Flour 2Ds. Corn 2es I'd.
Red Western wheat ss 10ds1os.
D., PARIS, September 7.-Bourse excited but hrmer.
Rentes 7of sSc. ..,
Afternoon.-Ihe Bourse closed fat. Rentes 70f
S5c.
Evening.-Bourse hatter. 7of &c.
HAvRE, September 7.-cotton opened q1iet and
steady.
Evenipg.-co,ton fat on the spot; quiet aA'at;
Tres ordinaire on the spot II 61Hc.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
New YORK, September 7-Noon.-Stocks unset
tied and feverish. Money active at &c. sterling,
long So; short sx. Gold S6%. Cotton heavy at
S5c Turpentipe quiet at 42c. Rosin quiet; gooo
common 81 So; strained 81 37a2 40.
Eyening.-Cotton o shade lower; sales 500 bales
at eAXc. Flour superfne to fancy State IS Aoa7 10;
superne to choice white wheat Western S. 75a7 80;
Southern dull and declining. common to choice ex-
ira So 6oall Wheat stealy at moons decline. Corn
paaf che p0rk
dull apd lower at ;Sl 50a3l 75 Lard quiet and
steady, ir kettles 1s1sa2cc. whi'key heavy at 81 10
al H. nearly all at 81 10. Groceries and naval
stores quiet. Freights unchanged. Governments
aun 's2's 22H. Southern securities irregular.
Money active ss 4, Sterling weaker at 81. Gold
quiet al Ss'I. Stocks feverish.
BALTIMORE, September Cotton quiet, at
Ahc. Flour quiet. Wheat fra or, prime to choice
red 81 55aI 60. Corn firm at 81 1ssl 90 Pork quiet
Bacon firm; shoulders 16hc. whiskey 81 ~.
CrNcrs.Ar1. September 7.-whiskey unsettled;
large lots 81 o5 small lots 81 o. Pork dull at $50 So
but generally held at 275. Bacon nrm; shoulders
155Ic; clear ribbed sides 16Zc. Lard 1916
LOUISVILLE. September T. Provisions. quiet
Mess pork ss4aSi 2s. Shoulders lea1sAc; clear
sides l9hc. Lord 20c. whiskey 81 CO. !
WHANoroS, septemper t.-Sp,riH -'eiponliuep
nothing doing; no stock. Rosin quiet. No2 81 76a
Isl crudsturpentine quiet at 50 4cas. Tar irmsr
at So 49,. Weather clear; wiud northwest; Their
mometer 81. 49,
,AueusYA September 1.-The cotton parket closed
heavy, with prices in favor Of buyers bales;
receipts 900 Sales. middhpgs nominaiiy slaslhc
New cotton IS arriving freely. =:
/ sAvAaNAH, September 7.-Reeeipts ofcOt.on sos
bales exports so4 baes sales 125 bales; cotton mar.
net esisr, the strinsency OF money limiting opera
tions to small lots: middlinss axss2c.
MOBILE, September 7.-cotton, sales l7s bales
closed rm low middltngs soc; receii IS 2zo bales.
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Exports,

Exports.
HARBOR ISLAND, BAH-Per British schr Mary b
susan-S0, 900 feet Steam Sawed Lumber.
BOS1ON-Per schr Mary Roosavelt-A00 tons
Phosphate Rock.
NEW YORK-Per steamship Charleston--7s tierces
Rice, $50 bales Cotton, 65 casks Clay, % bundles
Paper, bales Domestics. 9 Packages, 50 Live
Turtle.
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RRIAGEs AND HARNESS
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.

The SUBSCRIBER is HAPPY TO INFORM his
friends sud old customers that he has made arrange
ments with the Celebrated Manufacturing Establish
ment Of Meesre. McLear Kendall for the supply OF
VEHICLES of all descriptions. and will be ready 10
dispose CT the same by the 18th instant, at the old
stand OF ". Gale. No. As. south side OF wentworth
street, and by strict attention to business and LOW
PRICES FOR GOOD ARTICLES, to merit the con.
tnuance of patronage he has received ior tne past
twenty years. III. d. NAIhAN.
6ept6 mWlo
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OIIAs. HICKE
G I L D e R,
PORTRAIT AND PICTURE FRAME MANrFAc
IURER,
No. 345 KING SIRE EFT,
CHARLESTON. &C.
LOOKING. GLASSES Of all siz:s fitted to Frames.
Julv 16 DAG fmw3mo
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DIS o N IS
TOBACCO ANTIDOTE.
Warranted to Remove all Desire
for Tobacco.
It IL Purely Vegetable and contains
nothing Injurious.

1t fs Purely Vegetable and contains
nothing Injurious.
The following Is one OF thousands Of testimonials
that are daily received by the Manufacturer:
RICHMOND. VA. November %. ls68
DEAR sR-The Tobacco Antidote" prepared by
you according to the receipt you have submitted TO
me, and the ingredients of which have examined,
is purely vegetable entirely har mless and contains
nothing In the least injurious It IS not disagreeable
to the taste. aud an home article, hope you will
meet with ready sale for 1t, and believe that the
directions are followed 1t will do gil you claimed for
It. JOHN DOVE, N. D.
RS- Price 90 cents per Boy. The usual discount
to the Trade.
Aa- For sae by
DR.. H. BAER,
WHOLESALE AGENT FOR SOUTH CAROLINA.
June 7
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Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Market.

Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Market.
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWs
CHARLESTON, Tuesday Evening, September u
CorToN-The market opened steady, with Ia'r
demand. but as the day advanced prices became
easier and towards the close some transactions took
nlsee AT rates about Nc. p b. of. The sales were
about 100 bales, say: at SOC; at SoKc; ~ ct Sic;
at s1c; ct slHo; 4at sac; 80 at sahc % at sSe;
/ at ssHc; extra staple at Ssc p fb. We quotes
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinary. ...aS goi
Low middling. ..............'''''oooo2Isg
Mddhng. $1,000. 'osIfSS
/ Strict niddEDg. g
BY New York classification We quote
Middhng.. ............SS g
R1os-The msrket was bare Of this grain, and
there we're consequently no sales.
NAVAL sroREs-There were no transactions du-
ring the day under this head.
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3,NRIRD WONDERS.

Experienees OF Powers, the Sculptor.
with Ghosaly Visttors-Eiis Relation OF
some Strange Manifestations-He Be
Iieves I'm Spooks.
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DUKOLINE AND PORTABLE
GAS LIG a 7.

THE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY CALLS
the Attention OF the nublic 70 the above named
LIGHT, for which he is pow prepared to receive
orders It is claimed for this Light that 1t is supe'
rior to Kerosene or any other Illuminating OILS
that 1t Is Non.eyplosive and that It gives hgnt al
most equal to that Of Coal Cas- and is just cheap
as Kerosene.
sample may be seen at No Boyce's Wharf, and
full information given by
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Msw Qualifications.

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,t III
Jv,;t,u a. d. request of tie Faculty Of CesImo'a co.,
boe asd stnlg a. his oossqs'es.
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POWERS A sPIRITUA ALIsT.

Mr.. Powers being asked whether he really
believed in the prefenslons OF modern spirit
ualls.s, said: am not believer in the reve-
latiops of spirits, as made known through me-
diums or otherwise, for most corrupt and un-
worthy communications are often made; and.
with many mediums, there is great deal OF
frickery, while there are some so-called me-
diums who are nothing else than charlataus.
But do believe in the fact Of spiritual manifes-
tations, alrimal magnetism, aud the moving of
solid bodies, By means as yet unexplained by
purely scientific men. 1belieye we are now at
the threshold of new era Of discoveries very
unlike the past.
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A SAD SPEECH.

One of the saddest and most touching
speeches that we ever read is that of the
venerable poet, William Cullen Bryant, at
the late commencement civilians College.
Being called upon to speak at the annual
dinner, he said:
at has occurred to me, since I, in the
decline of life, came to visit once more this
seat of learning in which our youth are
trained to succeed us on the stage of the
world, that / am in the situation of one
who, standing on spot desolatc with
winter and dim twilight, should be per-
mittcd by sort of miracle to look upon q
neighboring region glorious with the
bloom of spring and bright with the
beams of morning. On the side where l
stand are herbless fields and leafless woods,
pools sheeted with ice, frozen soil, and
the shadows of approaching night. On
the side to which look are emerald mead
ows, fields Of springing wheat, orchards in
bloom, transparent streams, and genial
sunshine. With me it is too late for any
further hopeful tillage, and if the plough
were put into the ground, its coulter
would be INSTRUCTED by the ice bound
sods. On the side to which l look l see
the tokens of judicious cultivation and
careful attendance, recompensed by free
and promising growth. rejoice at the
kindly care thus bestowed, and my hope
and prayer is that under such auspices all
the promise which meets my eyes may be
amply fulfilled, and that from these luxuri-
ant fields harvest may be gathered richer
and more abundant than has yet been stor-
ed in the granaries of our land"
These words are full of poetry, but it
seems like the poetry of despair. The ap-
parent contrast between age and youth
was never more forcibly presented. Were
this the utterance of less sincere man
than Mr.. Bryant, we should think that
somewhat of truth was Intentionally sac
rifced for the sake of strengthening this
contrast, so much that is beautiful and at
tractive seems omitted from his picture of
old age