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Toe Stretv" tie !:Sn;i a1, And pour : O'er miser' .theredS: r ni To cheer tho ei-:t> (1r Sa7.CeSS To dry the orrhni's teir And setie the hle;ivt ih broi:en, To 1reat,he in sorri 's cr Kindl r,is, ii bindsa 5pnen - Thi. is the Mt-o 'S p:l-r, T i rear, I os he:" t; In wisdoim, strel)g11, aud U-eauty. To practice virtce's law, And in hei moblte ciie Advnince where'er she lead 'ei, To curb the he!dlong ecri_e And benid i:-,t, rnloc To reason's n,illdd iin This is the 2.Axons art, etc., e.c. To shield a brotlr's fame From enivy Na:,'1 (Ics-ruction, A i prove thil. TEUTH'- our aim In .pizi, aIn ctio To trust in God itrouga ill The danger and reiition, W hich to biQ lw Tm . fil,i in trid and prbtati: This ix th' 3:sos p'rt, A J1a,-O') b, /' Thixrr tie p,irs L'Iart in W;.u!o), S/ia b, u- .4 'z& For t7i Hera!<4. Contributions from the What Not (ub. No. C Th-e Benerolenre of the Age -Money MUany Thei benelne of the age is renlia d:e. Ju I,ig froi the great n1u111',br of sclemcs for the amie:ivath.n of the ciniio ei the huml1an4 rac, o,:e light Smpp.s T1at soon all the ills that fesih i huir to wou i le uticrly exterminated, ad the gr:iad I illennil rei n of universal peace :nd h:i ius e osher d in. But, strange to s:y, the u'ld grows 1o better. New quacksalvers,w%ith ne% remedi s fr the old di,eases, continuiallY take the pl:wcs of the old as they leave this stnge of beiilg and go on to thl,r rem 11 d. Wh:ever one butubjig e-xpilries an.othier is i(e to tke its p'ace, llore beanutiul and gion ing in its colors, and more respledcit in its p:Oo.is. We love to be h1 mb%,ged ; we love to have our fmeieC1s tickledl V ith pi omi-e (S b ich , Caor com mon sense tells us, are uiner!lv b'asees r.nd futile. When 0 e read1 in a he t,ap)s tha:1t Mr. to give us aw at ch and ebacin n 'rth si xt '-fivye d >lars and seventy-*five entm. for t he totfing~ cn,t of four dollars, the temp tation i'< aho,-t irresistihie to send ''n the men v, w hen we kow that the u hole thingz i, a bare~ faced !ie. Whien some political quack,alver, like the R:v. Hard Spteecher, f or in:-t we, te!!s us that such and sueh a ti in:: is tie stnm of all villan ies. and4 that, were it removed, the golen ag~e would comie aigain, our b;enas take fire withl the ginig pro,pect :a:d we ao sati:-fied no more till the thing~ is done. But uhlen the thing' is done we find at last tha- the Ett i o piarn cannot change his ,kiu nor the kcopald bis spots,'an.d that, wit h nu "r whtite 'wash ing, thte n:icgr is a 1;ier still. I wou'a not bate my readeis suppose that I thir-k it im possible to imnp Ive th;e conflit!ion of the hu man race. I k n:w that there is, somerwhiere, a remedy for all the i!!:- thui f!esh i.s heir to. Buit that remedv is not to be found in the abolition of slavery ; in Maie. liignir laws, or in any oither one idea pnanee. W\here it is my reader must discover for himself, iIe can find it if be Iiies ; he u i find too, that there ino quackery about it, but that it is is sure. I have been tuoved to these remarks by pe ausing the folloinrg letter, which was handed to me, a few days ago, by a friend. I think, if more would follow his example, that the ef fect would he beneficial. Certainly it is i possible to think of any species of rascality more bare-faced at d palpable than this of J. J. Smith and others if like Character, and yet men suiffer themselves to be guiled daily by j ust such: One operatio s1 1 not sifflicint. Time and again the p;rocess is repeated, and time and again the same green ones arc caugh t. I have wi itten more seriouliv than 1 jintend ed. My intention was to treat the sublject lightly, hut it ould not he so treated, and, in spite of myself, ny pien has written words that I never intended. So he it. If any one should be induced by nihit I hiave writ ten, M9 to invest in any of these humbug muoney making schlemes, deuihtless myv pen u~ ill dance more gaily Over the paiper the next time I write, rejicing that god 4 las been.i done. Read mty friend's letter, S. NEWUERR~Y, S. C., ArnIB erIi, I18i6. J J1. Smith & ( o., 1 76 I>oadway, .M Y: I received, a few dayvs neo, the enICh>sed tickets fro'zn you. The ariticles named thier< in 112 . are t nt, acmn. di y' \oulr owni shi 1ig, sixt i tie da1!:ts : : so' ci t '. i cen ts, u' bich I canD get byV ,e'(h g yin for Ilo!!arS, (ertuinl ly very chbeatp. N o, as- I :ni needingi motney mnore than w atches :1o d ebin, I have (0on cluded to return yoo thR t!..kas:md ask you to send me, :-ay tw. eity 'jo!ars in greenhbarks therefor, which, added to th pr ;ici: oft the tiek ets, makes tw ety-filur (dojls for a w.atch3 anid chain north sixtyv odd. I think so'U ought to be glad to do 1this as it will be a sar-. ing to you of io:ly old dolars. Pie;ise let mec hear fom (li o3niat your earliest Conivet reeI(, and:( Ieliev m Ce, ever* 'y ourls Yery resp;ectfu lly, C. C. C. P. S. An in:-titutVin simi;ir to viars has just ened m: 11 s tou.' n, at uh' iib we can get any ting u~e want hir ore do!!ar -and a q.uarter. Tn speaki''g of thec ta! ter to mue, mry f<ind C. C. C., statted that, when hie hard from J. J. SmithI & Co., 170 Broad w.ay, N. Y., againo, and( recei, ed tha t t' wu ent drllars, he w..uld Ce-tanl oh- nhlih the fact to the wo:ldI, so that lir ti,c lierald. Otu- sitmaticn. Ao. 5. It is stated in our newspapors that A. IT Stephens lhas givei it as Is upinin that t.e labor of th* regro wil! be more protab'e 1,s year, than it wil Ie in any year after this. This of-:.i1o is based upon the assun!:d ! in ciple tha the more ignorant iaces w at ih:t be disposed to exert theselves f:it ; but when they ee at m:my yv%rs must elapse bt-fore they canl a'i ncire wvalt i ain mtuceh property,. and' conseqcet respecty grow.in out of a competency and inteigence, mo-t of them, uii depair of eer:;ing them selves aboiVe their presen t condtton an grad - valv si;k into a state mnca blow the one th1ey now hil. If this be so, 'lnd we (do ni.t pretend to coltravcrt it, it is mfest that the negro m,t wim rk batter :n:d more f0ith fuAY in his emlloyme:ts non, than he hs crer heretck-re done, if he dcies to contr2 l the lahr of the cotntry. Upon thi- entr deens is chation, and it My.y his oleva tion in the sc"! of Luzt, but 1.*. nctual p:z servatio:l in Iing. If he is ifle he wiX not Obtl1in emll ymIn;t. 'comp(titi..n wvill Crome in a.1 :ive im frio te sfi!h ia t ;I to cutivak. When this- tak's pec, if ke wi," ro: e.xert him.A more Oiow.Vy than ever, but seTs d'wn 1- idlene.s, he is prepar i::g the vka fIr his exti.1nt . It wN-ui be a IunentaMe resni to see fan wbAns of humn bin:s, jus; hav rg cnterem 11POn a career ofA w:wdol, 1o1):,ing ali thle in lc fits which would f2ow from tinat sta te. '3u" it is true, andl it is a truth that w:lmit he phin said, that Ho good iW wo:th h ving wi -'h do s n1ot r'Lquire p tu vigilance to preserve it. 111nc oe ciption of the shave doe's re quire i:olstry, (ei Uon and ecionmoy to i'Lj) the freed i:' that state in:wh lic e is ilaced by rhe la v which has reeas:e him from the service or his foriner o,ner. There is we:m e ir aivy former o. ner of slaveS, w h would n:t anxiotsiv desirc io 5ee 1,is fo:nmer s aive-, m.a not ody ot It ail others, d1o wl1I,h t WOUd AiA them in 11h No-k of i:n; 'ovcnlIt. Thi reqires c) olerti on the jart of te fredmun-and if they t ill only do thAi dOty, th Y will receive that Ai ft ainKteigm e wh'ich ui! enchle thiem to po(wer'1. thie idea !ha the !-gro stmutiil by' the n''v-~ ety of the n2w 5itutiton he fillS, wijl at fir-t exert himslf mm~te thtan lie uxiil subls queIl!V whfin hesees t1 at a has~ timei~ moist etmse oe fore he can r'each tihe eLvatedl penitio of tie y' bite man-even if it is rossihie ftr him e'vor to at tain it. No tunutitr wh at the theoreA'tical vier.s of mllen may0 he on th is sub j er!, yet it is the p::r t of nA i.-e ::i:'l jmiIi00ioen to ph:ce sch{ inIduicets before the fr'eede as(1 i to nduc'e theum, if poss51il, to actt worthy of fr-ee dom11. Libet ty is lot ilICess, nor licien: ions nes-it is dIiecy th oppoiSe of thles, vices; and it is a fict that no indlivia'nl who indulges iA suCh iices, wiil ever be respcCtale or in teli.rent--andit it is equa0lhly surle that no peo pe can become a1 peop le wor' ihy of being no tied in the.fhmilyv of nations, un less they ni:t upon the principleS of hloro and good faith. These picipe exclu tde everyVting0 derog'a tory to the morial s ta tus of a people. Nat ions ad people muist act u pon, andl be governed bythe p- iiies (If rect itude. There cannot ie One r'ule for one natnon or peoplet~, whtich dos not eqnally apply to all natt'ins arnd peo pl. Such are some of the general principics which embrace all nations, no matter' what their condition may be. They have been soug gested by' theC facts stated in the (onl)nfce-'C m'nt of this number. Thyae imoportant and w;orthiy (of attenitin, andt ar1e ais aipplicable to uts, in 0our peetCI conditiont, as theny nave been, or will be~hereafter oin any o(caiontI. MA CON. A PowrarenL L:Trin.- An eMer!y lady' ant gentlan were'( riding a few days, agTO 1n an omnibuztt, Oppotsite to thems sat a pesm lokingT youtng hly~ wxith a hne noble, ehubby crowing, biTully' of a hoyv in her Ila . onver siton 'ros bet11weeni the xtuo ' arut . A 'tasip .1' fitom lChre h:Oljast onived,:md.1 te e'o.h1ooauing ly. with the ch1byo~ jve n ie vi 1 t') kl1.' Lie Ii.CA-, remarki.g that that day, and she 'uns nnxiwns to hear from i. And then the goda'king' young~ ldy prceeded( to inuolge in: a long and pathe'tic of u" ives xwhen hiusbanids go elIfand- stay so long~ 'True inmhai,"'rIemfarkedt the (dly gen-. t'ean, wh'Io hadl never knit.vni the pride and1 pleat-ure of platernlity, "but the-n, that tine lit t! fClbar mStlA he i ai pet leabure ande)OmortlO to ou,"' chucking at the samte time, the jo!!y little felbor under the chini, who crowed antd Swelled] and startedl at the old gen~lt inn's spec~~tacles ; "a Irmark::ble fine bv - what miiht be his age iadam?" Ju-t three m~oi'ths, sir,'' replied the proud "Thr: ee mon(7ths !" rep lied the eblerly genI't, "three1:11 moiltht! I t t ou i ,i-itur huls iard b;d bee: awa y fII tIte niu 'l . f-in aid rememhtub rng lbeself she:jaculated, "'Oh, but lie has w u it-nee!" What lady is lond 1t gis ig? Jennty Ro-i 'What lady is good1 to eat with her:- Olive What lady is made to carry burdens? Ella Whtlady preaebes in the pulpit ? Minnie What lady does everyb)ody desire ? Ann U. lv. Wha ~ tlady its acquaintted nxith surgery ? Annn A tomv. What lady lived in Noah's t ime ? Ann 'T. D3i1 :ian. What h:ady is fond of tdebate ? P11lly Tish What la'. pa ints port raois? innie i To re. A DiEt.CATO QrrsT -- tiWuladrib tt'ld a ail with htimt tone" nTi ' !at s1omer. I e nvtation was ne'Cet.edt , asnd the couple 'ineared a th ball. Aftter a:nino for s'ome : ti e, '"gre'ny" saw i iatnter sittintg in one" ettrner o>f the~ room, till al:w Now wa'.s ha; Co r 'r ~ Fo :':. - iT fayet!te (Ind (.) rrc .' tels anc 1( oui!g story f some hidies and" -vnos of tha:t JO.eW , wh,o wveretakn a,0 l uk near tho ccmeery, wIi:n a ghost npird. ThOY a! rNin, but oe Stard WN11 of th Stp ngiQ clss, who stowl her erotuid ':' !i gho.t grt to her. She then thrmhed Out of the fn ightiil AgAise a u.pAj-.ius ue!Aw nho :hnd Lar oi f th,e :t p; bhi hemei to " the par tv a f:Iht. Sl.._ led hi:n bac to thie hwo ,-, and in repiy to tie qnUsti-ns that poured in npon her, said : "a'tfoc'! n1ire ; 1'e socn too iny mn111 in sets to be f1 ightened by then." Tir: P r r P .--Lt Weck, savs bIe .' Sewit'0 I . - /*. ai0f~ 2. ni1anyt. t.:Ic ll(J rs clo% iLi.1 SC -Cs tt h n TVze f a ;&s bira i %.ry WaMlom pre S-A, 1 --to Ie :!PIVI !H St I: in W e hal. e rmaiwn. w'as pinI to 1110 .1.j r i;n sOid hn AC f! el -m'1 (inc k" : v An wi;- a :: n) bc .)ep a erfi surey ofthe cmpa f they! dnei u one s a d.\(i1an d; I - c a r : 1i:.bI' i. h t'll *. , ovl VV :: i:nte* :vao ,l ', nI '1 (.ored ie pf the vy"s oIr the .L iVt. thn G nlyr a is derS kn ionto ip pe 1rAve, (M dse dCZy diNg hhis:ngn muin Missisippi, ~ ~ 1 u hnterble.Witer ae Nir t r rc~ae:c 4-r , c l 1 :c11 ioc yLU oli tl: b.,,v k-Lcp ti a goo(d fire !" mi re tpealle oi 10f tae" in TOfW , 'V', h((nn1, i cn:i i -;Tin cif thae ne Z1.ic' s.I1~ t :;oIti. t o pit101 itl in a11 ffc doa. t:Ifbe hn Lf. itreoSe. Kto fa nra it ton zenrt hivcs ,ni I zis sent - fu crAv "A~ c respeial old i ,: hoyi t sc" t i ' Montre-:1, C r. 1ent i se v d Onr fro t Ving bIa nk i nt p ln fth en tnv i .n,it : 1Zr, u i.NCUSi to Q itoug it you lrW OI 01 i~fl,a~'er ic : rorent Tie.v pin. she to.. i t to the ni : (lr i nt t h fahm n i Ierie, whodep ~heav it ofrn t he "Lo n Star" e - ear. inn a tns that reri t lad y Geneal( "fhe .an ()f Oe lav c rs ton 12C1., tria i,is nii Oi m,etivO ''Vnd fore T" oulU re Texa,o andc live1" atre voher -I.An exc h '' "'r tha ri1ecntl a laly di (1'*t. I new'0 cot-i houlse, 'aid she cIp mi ther', had ne "tPou iwhe agrorn awhere o ou I,treic goin to kfpinc . a nre.1 t ou?Ca saen e'. eli IV miden to as hci sinie A-( .ings toamye al Dgir, iginia,?'' tnow wethe~l r t t'h airl Ir aUtn boy. - - fourt'i sot cf teeth. WBAThRi0 B. WI LIlAliS, FORIMEI1LY G.\LDWELL, BLAKELY & CO. I CILTON F ACTOR? AND C(}MMTSSION MERCHTANT. No i2, . imodat.ion Wilarf, CHAkRLESTON, S. C. fl'ero to (C:rnle & McCanQbrin, who are niu theri2'd th> niabe advances upon~ Colon~ rowie .d to him.1 May 2, 1 S-b no. CoinNER~ QUEEN AND MEETING STREETS', CHAR LESTON, S. C. I~p'e "n or iw c e:i.~on /lo'.. j'- iOWs h~ ving .;'.n :au22,2h.id wv: h no au-lj c'e;:an/ l, as :c I FIdi(. . T ' CL 1( U (TL, a(ell und It 12 cn 1 un con21niences5 not1ii tot e equale by any1 No cb or l Ion. The 2;atroni.e 01 the1 traveil1g 1pub 'e 15is wo 'e fu:y solIich t'. U'a ofoard, p)er day, S.i ; Poaurd per nmonth Prcopcrieto0r. WAVERLY HOUSE, 25~Ikih 080d of Kirg-sir 0 CHARLESTON, S. C. T HIS P E .\sANTLY LOCA TED UOI~SE IS now opiln fr 2he :'c:onunodaO'tionl of peirma Irtd tra~ 2 :l.-I'nt h -cc:derds. s. A. Ji. KE:NNELY. Mrs. L. A. RUFF. CH- AR L ESTON, S. C. Grenv1He & Coluimbia R. R. Col.n ,ic Ap2i 1th, 150t;. N acnd after FID AY, the l'ith ins!tnt, lf) the /''x ir('rr Trin zuX' ill runr?', .r S cI:y exceoti ) untiIl frther'i tiBce as fUlows: L';ve Cc ubi. act 7.nu1 A. M. enbrtv " I 5 P. "1. " A:1r0on'" S 10 " '" (re| 2 e ' i' - Aneron" 5.: " THRQUH ROUTiE NOTH VIA (CH: FlLOTTE DN] G||L' EDORO, S. c... A.VI> ,i' iLLIE ANiD r j.4t-, I,.. D,j p & ,TAGEY leave Coh1i:, . C., dailY, connoet L 1 ing' vith :alo.te~ and1 >South Carol.ina ail 10:1 Arrive ait C!harlotte, N. C. . 2.O p. fjenve Ch11:11 te .................. .o p. Ariv tt Greenslboro, N. C . .....1 p. L Green shmoi-'...... .. ..... 1 t.im Ari lai;-hm11Onld, VJ. ....... :.5p m thi lt min 6ay, !n ectn ni-b !;e in tr,n tor ~ : W hi tnand all th N:c thwrn c!itie4. Clo-ze c oI;(([o:, 1:1i", a n d:-lav on thils J. FITZ JAME.-, Acv-nt. A pel 'n, a )R. D. kP. RaiIroa4. Cha rle stoin anid S avani;ii0%h InRa i I1z.ocad. 71::-. :: ON. S. I. A (il 23, 1 TG b) cr n to h ef l, :; ti s fromn ( 'I:-i o o . On ;n:!,.e,r th;;it . the Sol.e ule L d: ,T .. .it 6.20 A Arieat h:l,ons-une1 d1a1 s a, G P. M Vt :e P n i:a W .n ! cn4.ig es t hn L t n wi'l e t e nin- to recc*ve thei rt e arilvl! of' :14 i . Kny 2. E reand : i ip i:.dnt. 1 .17 ZT: Irea ro~ CFFCE E, NGIEEZ A N D S I'. ITD' -NT ,. ANA SAmAN R. R. CO:1NY ha : .S. C., :% reb :,el l a t u r d !, y t h e 2 1 ; h "i n 1., s P 1 :0; wI ll b e , o"pwl :il A's!ni p to,:;6 nii'es fr 1om t m i on. P C, i rv,:iol to u:8 f il:h .rot D ipo Iajt 7. l.rct r. ri ;:ht i; be received td i-y be 01'Veill 6 1 it1:0 cioc- IIL 0 Ci. II. S. IIAINF Z, A pril1 i '. Enineer and Super'inl:.dent. NtiM6e t to . alappers, rnHE o Ch rionet l omh lj .' rola aroad5 C -Tpanyp iS nIlo wy" pr41)'p rd to taI !:-port G Sbt enCobiail d Chariut.ce, and aii d"or: s ol thir lne dc rnd. Fr gt o,ig Ve to their a nnt3 att eithor : pir ove ni.o.l orr m y, :t kt rie of' per imdred nounds, icudi". all charts fSr hedutae oitnce.rabu~ n Unn rionms Rairad c* : p(eran hmftedT poIe .o to 1 Chest , the1 p Lr landi2.a-11ma:d0 Hesur(i a nd. . mae throughe At pr :.:5 1l8*6 . JA, t . A NDENON So't rIS R:all i1s now ci oin-d to oii,:nni Passengr and Fre~nnigti Trin s.runn1 ic s Lav Calo tte(o L' i rrci2 ivliof the othn Vat Arrie~ a t oko 't 1................. Rd.!lUa " A1rv tC arot t.... .o'ik,S .M rh .' 1. ..25 .m pri i 11, 13...A ERON upt OJ~c Union Railroa om, ni N andN Iafter Ti:sdy t el 'd int the and1 reach 11helton . 4 ('ilA.i t. t1:;ot ri' etucrnoinbe sh8.o a t :i1)i P. ., arv piat artanburg of h, a .:1i0 P. M. :iUz Passeneir ca ow goi thrcg toi Colubirac and wagons connee:ihed w'0 the ;t to rodc. '10" IICoumba 101 Tii'oA'S. I.JTER. Pires iden 10 ar. nhre-:au Union . I Ralra. (Un i o i e a, S. C. rh, A il ,1.;; ) Api 1! Molvnet5h.I1~ii~. h iic T, & U, Ra i road om uay FS. S.MONTGUO.' EY, SH pcEiR:ldhave noer iw arrd angemen t i: th i ln-abur between Cohnn ii S. , and' ':n ton', th hn:aled p'u (i. I o.ld rn 1en them as sal :n: rliable 0112, carir . iC ig ' riiu Oi poi inY Co,lrmbia an at 1h.1 on'. S.&U I.R A pril 28, 17. PrTdn .&U .R S oThe. Oaem RaiAd. GEE3~sl'EINTNIETS FICE ' CI.uu. . rosTI, S. C, A\ pr d~ 1:; 18;. - il N INd afier ti (on a next, theihth oft. the s Pae v enger 1Trlinsi' 2n ths Rad will run ls Arive2 at F ior nc iitI. ......O ... ..r .4 P. r .. ln Lev Fl1:10toe110 at..... .......9.45 A.iM. Art'1tis; l 1(t Ch:: rh'sto it... . . . . .44 .M ii .~ IS;. GeUMnr, Sulpein:enden~ut. Chera a D angn Rail Rod. (::;.SUrtNENENT'S OFFWEct, - (l:ol.:s o m:nS w, Ar il 6 1' .8 CHARILESTON, S. C. His lop nlr adwcl kno.-;n HOTEL Is reiet Prior, v:o ha,en wi -xteen years I, .:d w.t. -I i s illlt. G (oer G. ilm:., SuperinteInden1t, G na n:sA. d uu:, C!ie r. r April 4, 1 l8*-1. CARD. CHABLESTON, S. C. RATES OiF BOAi'D PER DAIY, $3.00. I. L. iTTERHELD, Propritr. March 28, 13 DRY GOODS, -&, E b - ide@ies, C 0. J. R. READ & Co., 2i3 King-*treet,Charleston, S. C., AVE jist received a full assortment of SPRING AND BUMZER :onsisting in pa-rt of Blheck and colorel Dre,s Silks. Mozambi ie., kIIh1iSe, ilack nid colo-ed Tamnt'rti:e-, French nd0 EnII Ell If I I.- and Organdie d . M ins, 1French id E.ngLIsh Camnbrics and Prints, Gigllhams, &c. A large!a well wiected stck of White Goop-, a:ces andi Fm roideLries, Fancy Goods, Dress riminngs, &c. CLI?'TAS & fdANTILL AS. C!oaks, Manzitjilas, B. cgnes and ShawlIs, in ~very varietV stuitable to the season.3 A pril 10, I6. Jan. 24-ly. N EW SPRING'r DRY GOODS, AT THlE Charleston House, STOLL, WEBlB & 00, UANCR33FT'S ULD STAND, (2S7 King street, 3 doors bl)iow Wenftworth.) ,7 'E live n:ow o.p.ne'i a S: iendid Stock of Vi SP!HNG Guu(101 , FEn !i-h, French :3:d merriean, which are of the most- desirable is hei Mit-tet can atnrd. To( Phm1iters fuiPhi:&r the Freed~men, e't hYr for Itoom (If1r e very in dujcemenCt. hm : atio Good Thisimieng a bnst senton with the Pla:nter, udi heQ not abIle' 10 vist onir city, oPira a3ccomi mnie wi th i cityv reterece wcVill meeC~ t it prompt N. B. S:anp!es with price iiSts sent to any' part f the State. Ouri .toe'. consists in3 part of brined Qsniaberrgva.:, rown1 Sh iligs,ri'i , ongz (loths, (aios n~.crajI~ in GeaIland, BrowBrnnar O!3.dCS. Togeher al evari le:ie;, el o be1o~nd 11 or ine D,icweaskr, all ta owes cas prces,at WloVie :ides, il 1t 13 r~p(ctf~z VClc te in a tll qualtios iIV. Aed nd ownti (col Isoled asin an every e:iHe an d Brow0 . ~n Ios Good, oi knd DII WBack o,lkn , IClothE o, ' 3D , o. cr Wnd G!oe, Farmr' Dron aord priS Li a y . White csri , . . JWe woniid aecpectfully call theHattentionrof it CIAml Dondastil o are t o:l t a Crvery all ad. ance oI 1- nt3pics,. EB.STODD,AWebb & Co., . .Pot haleston. No.l sS Kin -t. n.O:Ts W, "E AN dorUNbelo AT 18HaEIy.L CeSTND,S.C J1HN KEING S&RE0., CHAR LESTON, S. C. Ju est rein fc,onineir f Hollw Ware meeIChis, and0 alVt ful aotmen of Crcery lQue's Wa he re. wl:-h snwcmu E.A.HSODDL & Co, WhoIleale~ Delr inR Charleson Adverftilseilenits. AUSTIN, ANDERS & CO. 131 Meeting-street, Charleston, S. T WHOLESALE GROCERS, AND CO3ISSION MERCHANTS, RIE recceiving resh supplies of Groceries . cverySte:amer. Mr. T. B. GUY is aso C;atC I % iti tLis ionze anud would be happy tosee Iis old ftiend,; and customers. A 'L J. AUSTIN. "YMotR L. ANDIM. rENJ. W. CLARK. March 21, 12-tf. HTJM47 & BRO,, Sh I i 0 P ' ffrwardiol Merchants, IAccommodaiou Viharf, T 7.111'A CHARLESTON, S. C. J. Li. I iT Jr.., (Formerly of Newberry, S. C.) Promptly forwnrd all Merclandize conrimcnd t4 tiuan g in the City from Northern or Foreirt. P'orts. We will give strict vttention to SAe and PIUr ch;;se of Cotron, Rice, Flour, &C., &c. Ier advances on consignments...0 Reree -G. W. Williams & Co., C*4es ton., S. C; iuss1i f Efli-, Wihninlgton, N. C.; Diio Sarg'nt, DiArimore: L.rthaury, Wick cr-fham4) - Co., PiJildelnhia ; N. L. McGready & Co., NvewYr ; Nay & Walter, Bo.ton ; G. W. GarmiiiVa, Savalnuah, Ga., G. R. Wilson, Eq., Nodolk, V. Pr:S0o co1signing to ns mnst make deposits m the city to pay Ship :ad Railroad Freights, or irC! goods will be paced iistore. HUNT & BRO.. Jan 31 Charleston, S. -C. GEO, R WALTER & CO PACTORS, beieral Commission Merchants AND FOR WARD/NV AGENTS, NORTH ATLANTIC WVLARF, CIHARLESTON, SO. CA. G:O. r. waITFn & EoN. R. WALTER. GLo. nt. wan:R. wMt. 3. MeconxAct. Bran6ch at Columbia, S. C. Mar. 14, 11-3m. ?olumb!ia AMyertisemients. .a c.a l]D. SHIER B3ECiKHAM, coLtm l3I. s. C., nrAtEns IN DRY GOODS, BJflTh, 8J08 S& H ATS. I;i E inie car acquatiinnmeescc, and- the pahlic en rtll, to give-us :a c.ll. R. C. SiiHVi-:, W. M. BECEHIAM. A pril 2:3, 17-5t. T.ALLEY & BURD itL, EXtII.BGE BROKERS AND Ce7MkISSION MERCHANTS, I CJOLUJM IIA, S. C. Particular nttntion prid to the purchase and sald of STUCK'. BuN D. and S3ECUI TIE , of all lkinds. Collections~ made' on all p1rts of the United Stttes. WVe are al so ptrepared to marke Liberal Advances on Consignments 1 ol %non anrd othe produce-to our friends in Charrestoo, New York and Liverpool. S.0oLIN TALLtT. 7. )L- BIEDEL. RIE FE RE NC ES. C. M. Ftrum:m, Esq'r, Pres't Bank State of So. C-iro ,Ch a rlest on. 3. C. A Shmourds, Eqr'r, Pres't First National Bark, Char eston, S. C. w. 31. 'ar in., Esq'r, Charle ton, S. C. IDr. John Fishrer, Coi'~iniai, S. C. IL. D. Childs, 1'q'r, 4 ohunia, S. C. .les.-rs. Throima- & Co., B3ankers, Balhimore, Md. 3Mesars. B3ron n & Cup ier, New York. A pril 4, 1 4-2mn.4 PH ENIX IR ON WORKZB COLUMBIA, S. C. GOLDSMITH &UKND PROPRIETORS'. L~L kitnds of t Mi;l Castings, (1saw and Grist,) I.Prt~ in f>riou-es, Garden. Grave Yards, Sagar ill, Boilers, Mlachine Works ad Agricul.. tu.ral Impr1len:ents ,maatuired. OJrders are so Ucited an'd executed ou chap terms. M. GOLDSMITH, P. KIND. - March 21, 1860-12-1F. DIAL & POPE, (Successors to Alien & ial,) Im?porters and Dea!ers in English and Am&rcav HARDWYARE & GUTLERY, Iron., Steel, NaIils Castings, Miil Stones, Bolt' ing Cloths, Circular Saws, Mtill Irons, Sugar Pans Patrfrm Scales, India Rubber and Leather Be'lt' ing~, Carpenters, B!aeksmrithu and Tainers' Toolk, HIousekeeping aind Furnishing Hardware, Agri' entnralih TIplmets, I,im e, Cement, Plaste Pairnts, Oils., Frec at i~ d Amrerican1 Window Gb-. Guns., Rifles, Pisto!-, Shot Belts. Powder Flasks, Pow,der, "hot. &c. WHOLESALE AND RETAILl At the signeof the Golden Pad Lock, COLUMBIA, SO. CA. March 28, 1:3-St. JACOB SU[ZBAcilEH & CO., . Wholesale and Retail Dealers in . lij 00d8 00 11[ Is,8 Caps% BOOTS & SHIOES.