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"The Skcueis p* the Great City ; a
"Work ov tIie Virtues and the Vices, the
Misteioeh, Miseries and Crimes ov New
York. City," is the title of n handsome vol
ume, just issued by Jones brothers & Co., At
lanta, Ca.
It Tolls How Fortunes aro Mado ami Lost
in a Day?How Shrewd Men arc Ruined in
Wall Street?How Countrymen aro Swindled
by Sharpers?How Ministers ami Merchants
are Black-mailed? Row Dance Halls and Con
cert Saloons ovo Managed?How Gan.bling
Houses and Lotteries arc conducted-?How
Stock and Oil Companies Originate, and bow
the Bubbles Durst?and treats of New York,
its People, its Society, its Rich, itn Poor, their
life, their habits, their haunts and their pecu
liarities; of Churches, Theatres, Palaces,
novels, Tenement Houses and Public Build
ings : of Editors. Judges, Lawyers, Rrokors,
Merchants Mechanics and Sewing 0iris; of
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dlers, Gamblers and the Demi-Monde ; of IIo
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Club and dance Houses; of Filth Avelino.
Broadway, the Bowery, Wall Street, the Five
Points and Central Park ; of Pawnbrokers,
Roughs, Fortune Tellers. Quacks. Gift Futer
priscs and Humbugs.
All that is groat, noble, generous, vicious,
mysterious, brilliant, startling, genteel or shab
by, and of all that is interesting und worth;'
of record in the great City.
As the Metropolitan Centre of the United
States, New York reflects all the good ami evil
of the land in their most intense forms. There
is no man, however often lie may have visited
New York, who cannot learn, from this work,
tnucli regarding that great City and its many
aud mighty interests.
This book will be found especially valuable
to those who expect to visit New York, and
would shun its pitfalls, by studying it in their
own homes, without cost or danger, and yet
learn all.
This very interesting work \s old only by
subscription, and the publishers want an tigcttt
in every County.
A Creditable Work.?The well-earned
reputation of the Carolina Fanner is fully sus
tained in the appearance and contents id' the
April number just received. We cannot too
zealously urge on our farmers the importance
of sustaining their home agricultural journals;
nnd one so handsomely printed and ably con
ducted as the Carolina Farmer is especially de
serving of supfthrt. livery farmer and plan
ter in the South will do himself a service by
sending Two Dollars for a year's subscription
to this justly popular magazine. YVo are glad
to learu iroui the proprietor that the success
of the Farmer is beyond bis most sanguine
expectations. Address Win. 11. Bcnnrd, Wil
mington, N. C Specimen copies sent free.
K. MoNTACJUK GltlMKR, Esq., Secretary ol
the Board of Commissioners of Fieo Schools
of the City of Charleston, will please accept
our thanks for a copy of the Annu .1 Deport
?of s? id Board, for the year ending 30lVi Sep
tember, 1SGS.
P/ik Moi)' wf.i.t for April just received.
?We had the , ur'osity to eo. nt the engravings
in this uu.uhor. We counted 200, besides a
lighted with their. Everybody is familiar
with Arthur's works. In the Home Magazine
for January was commenced a serial story, by
Arthur, entitled ' The Graham'? und Arm
strong's." In tho April number is commenced
'?The D rings of Medbury, a new serial by
that fine writer Virginia F. Townsend. The
Children's Hour is for tin: Little Oues. Ouee
a Month tor thoso of a largar growth, and the
Home Magazine the lady's can't well do with
out. The publishers will | lease accept our
thanks for back numbers
Home Magazine, 82; Once a Mouth, ?2;
The Children's Hour, i1.25 per annum. Ad
dress T. S. Arthur & Sons, SOU & 811 Ches
nut-Strect, Phil.
We have received the fust uioubcr of the
I'vMirror of Typography," published by Messrs.
T. H. Seuoir & Co., New York. It is a beau
tiful specimen of perfect priming, and cannot
be excelled by a like production. Wo place
it on our exchange list with pleasure.
The?Litti.e Corporal.?Eyos square to
the front?and he don't seem to waver in the
good cause. Roys if you want something nice,
something to please und make you wise, scud
for the Little Corporal. Wc have received
the April number aud pronounce it excelsior
in its line. Reautiful premiums given to
clulb?lot two names and two dollars, you get
a splendid picture. Address Alfred L. Scwell
ft <?'? Cbici. HJ
Peters' Musical Review for April is to
hand, and, in addit ion to fifteen pages of select
rending matter, contains the followiug new
and beautiful music:
Ain't I Sweet?" A lady's comic song. By
T. Brighnm Bishop.
? Rest, Darling. Rest." A beautiful lullaby.
By R. 0: Ilsloy!
fin Still A 'Friend To You." Song and
?hunts. By Will S. Hays.
"He Wipes The Tear From Every Eyo.*'
Sacred Sung. By H. |\ Danks.
'?Forest Ghldo March." By Carles Kinkol.
t;Damask Rose Walte." By E. Mack.
Hloldou Sunset Mazurka." By J. Harris-!
tnuu.
Music is generally considered expensive,
but when such a quantity is furnished for the
small, sum of thirty cents, it ceases to he a
luxury, and even the poorest may sing, play,
and he happy.
Our musical friends will do well to examine
this work, and wc feel confident that thirty
cents, scut to the publishers for it sample copy,
will yield them a larger return fur their invest
ment than any similar outlay they can make.
Send fur a copy, ami we will guarantee you
will thank us for calling your attention to it.
It is issued by J. L. Peters, music pub
lishers. Box 54211, New York, nt the low price
of SS n year, or .10 cents for single copies.
Loving music ourselves, wo naturally feel
interested in circulating it among our musical
friends, and know of no better way of doing
>o than by recommending J'ctrr/ Musical
Monthly. The reading matter is not excelled
by nny of the standard monthlies, and the
music is all that can bo desired, both as regard
quantity and quality. Knowing this to ho the
Case, we have made arrangements with the
publisher to club it with our piper for 83.50,
or we will receive subscriptions at the rate of
S3 per your.
The American Farmer, Baltimore, terms
?2b year in advance. The 10th number t f
volunie 3. comes to us for April filled with
choice matter for the farmer.
The Southern Planter ani? Farmer.
devoted to Agriculture, Horticulture, and the
Mining. Mechanic and Hour>chold Arts, pub
lish* d in Richmond. Va. The subscription
has been reduced to ?2 per annum, worth ti
any farmer three times the prieo of the sub
scription.
The Southern Cultivator.?That stcrl
ing old Agriculturist, for April, is nn i.ttr table
?good as ever, if not a little better. If you
want to know "what is a darling'/"' send lor
the Cultivator. Address \V in. & W.L.Jones,
Athens, Oa. f?2 a year in advance.
We acknowledge the receipt of the ??Proof
Sheet." issued by Collins & M'Luster, Type
Founders, No. 70."). Jaync-Strcct, Phil., lor
March.
Alabama announces ripe strawberries.
Stockings are now darned by machinery,
and they are darned nice.
While the Chicago express train was going at
the rate of thirty miles an hour, from Alleg
bany to Pittsburg, a passenger came aboard.
Considering the rate at which he came, ho is
doing remarkably well. So is hi* mother.
Gen. Thomas recently had a purse of ?100,
000 tendered him and refused it.
Colorado wants WA 'unmarried woman, so
miners may get married,
nginc companies in New Orleans con
Iifly for prizes on Sunday.
Billings says he will never patronize n
0 long as he can hire anybody else to
at reasonable wages.
s' only surviving son is now living in
ham, at the advanced age ol soventy
hite man. named William Lee. was
II in the Savannah lliver, opposite An
il Satuday last.
issossed value of personal and real pro
i Charleston County will reach the sum
t $45,000,000.
jciety for the Protection of Rabies, in
rives med ils to the most careful nurses
mothers who stickle their own infants,
[tie school girl in Norwich Connecticut,
the definition of the word happy?
1 so if you wanted to give all your things
little wist or.
Ilk Things.?I love tho man or wo
man win? is honest and true in little things. I
always believe they will be the same in large
ones. Honor is manifested iu the smallest act
hp truly ?? in the greatest. The theft of a
postage stamp shows the thief ns plainly as the
theft of n twenty dollar bill, and he who breaks
faith wiih a child to whom he has promised a
stick of candy would also break faith with men
in ui?ye important matters.
W, T. (V1UUER.
Jilt O UG II TOM S TREE T.
O R ^NGEBURG, B. C.
HAS now on hand, e fresh supply of
FRKNCII URAN I)V.
T?re HOLLAND GIN.
lilt! INDIAN WHISKEY.
CABINET nud finet'ORN do. CLARET and
MA DERI A WINES.
T?re CRAPE JUICE.
All of whioh is war
ranted to give satisfaction.
Of course Ij.4(jiEK Fresh and Good as ever.
Yours. &c, W. T. MI LLER,
a pi 10 mar 7 3m
WHISKEY I..4 II F.I,N
For Hals at
THIS OFFICE.
At M) cts. per hundred. nmr '21
k*)ry REWARD.
RrokeJail. at this
place, on the morning of the 1st Last., YOUNG S.
RORO. I will pay the above reward for hie arrest
and delivery to me. HARPIN RIGGB.
?jd ?--tf 0, C.
A Great and Good Medicine.
HE1XTIS1TS QUEEN'S DELIGHT,
THE NEW THEORY OF HEALTH.
The Lifo of nil FIohIi is Blood?The Health of |
nil Life is Purity of Flush?Without
Purity of Blood no Flesh can
bo free from Disease.
HEIKTiSH'S qc FEN'S DELIGHT,
Aittwlutv to Dint-use.
The Great American Alterative and Blood
Purifier.
IS tlie most perfect Vegetable Compound of AI-]
teratives ami Tonics, making it the most effec
tive, invigorating, rejuvenating nud hlood-ulcaus
ing Cordial known to tlio world
For the Care of all those Diseases trft cA may he traced ]
to a vitiated condition of the Wood.
The Theory i? that Mood is the Life of nil Flcshj
and if impure, the l,ifc of nil Disease. Lifo nud
llenhh is only to be maintained by the circulation
of pure arterial blood.
It is obvious, therefore, to every reflecting mind,
iloo unless the blood is pure, in supplying the waste
tissues with material, it must be the cause of in
uumeruble ills and constitutional disorders, such us
Scrofula, Khitetunti?iu, Hepatic Disorders, Inflam
mations, Fevers, Liver Complaint, Consumption, I
King's Evil. Carbuncles, Roils, Itching Humor of j
the Skin, Krysipclas, Skin Diseases, Tetter, Eough
ucsa of the Skin, Pimples, It lot c lies, Pain in the
Hones, old Ulcers. Syphilis and Syphilitic Sore-,
Indigestion, Inflammation of the Itlndder and Ki<l
neys, Pauis in the Hack, General Debility, and for
all complaints arising from deficiency and povertx
of blood.
HEINTISH S QUEEN'S DELIGHT is the wonder
of Modern Science. No medicine has attained auch
a World-wide reputation us this justly celebrated
Compound. Its extraordinary heuling powers are
attested to by thousands, and every mail is freight
ed with letters bearing testimony to its excellent
character and worth as a medicine. Orders ar<?
coining in from all quarters, and all bear unmis
takable evidence of its great popularity.
HEAD THE TESTIMONIALS.
'Mr. K. Ilcintish ? DUAR S:tt: I have been afflic
te I for many years with an eruption of the skin, of
the nature of Erysipelas, and have tried a number
of preparations without relier. My health, much
impaired in consequence o! this disease, and hav
ing heard so much about the virtues of your pre
paration uf "Queen s Delight." 1 was induced to
try it. My expectations are liiot'O than realized; I
Hud it a complete success. i give tins testimony
freely, that others may be lo in lilted.
"Yours respectfully, Mrs. H. F."
Read this remarkable ease t,f Liver Complaint,
cured by one bottle of "Queen's Delight:"
Mr.'F.. U. llrintish??K.WtSlU: Mrs. Rials was
suffering with Liver Complaiut and pains in the side
and heart, nervousness, could not sleep, bad appe
tite and general bad health. 1 procured one bottle
of your ?Queen's Delight.' 1 regard her case as
cured. She is looking as well :ta rIio ever did.
Your 'Queen's Delight' is a blessing to the afflicted.
[ give this Certificate cheerfully.
??Yours respec:fully. J. D. RIALS."
General prostration cured hv the "Queen's De
light :"
'^Messrs. Fisher ,j ll\n:i.'h?-Oksts : I have no
hesitation in saying that I regard 'Heintish's
Queen's delight? a great medicine. 1 have been suf
fering with Weakness, Languor. Want of Activity.
Fatigue of Limbs, Drowsiness, Sleepiness, Nervous
ness ami General Prostriiti? n. I have taken one
bottle of the "Queen's Delight,' and l ?im rejoiced to
say that 1 am a new man nud am about mv business
wcllusevcr. Yours truly, II. I. FAUN ER."
??Du. E. II. IIkinii-ii: 1 take great pleasure in
testifying to the remarkable medicinal powers of
your valuable medicine, tlie* 'Queen's Delight.' I
have used three boitl >s in my family, and I owe the
restoration of my wife's health entirely to its use.
1 am now trying it for As-lima, on my daughter, a
child six years of age; will report the result. Your
medicine is worth a place in evcrv household.
-Yours. .Sec. It i.V. A.*K. DURHAM."
Re sure and ask for ??HEINTISH'S QUEEN'S
DELIGHT," and see that bis name is on it.
LOok out and avoid base imilations.
Prepared only by E. H. HEINTISH, Pharmacist,
aud for sale ever\ where.
FISHER ?V HEINTISH, Druggist*,
Wholesale AgelilS. ?
mar 1"?9t Columbia. *?'? ?_,,rolina
_. . A, jtfjj JL T.
In MJU1TY? orangeburg county.
The State ?>f South Carolina. ) In. Re.
Ex. Itel. [
Solicitor Southern Circuit, j Lost Doouments
Application having been made by Jacob II. P?n
aler and Eliza W. his wife, and Uhiirchwcll A. Ornss
?i ll ami Elisabeth It. his wife, for leave to prove the
Fast Existence, LoaaandContcntaof the Last Will and
Testament of John Humph, deceased, ou motion uf
Messrs. Unisons & Legan*. Solicitors for applicants
it is ordered, that all persons who may think them,
selves interested, do appear before me at Oraugc
burg oil the 'J?lh day of May next, and cross ex
amilic the evidence which ui-iy be produced, aud in
troduce evidence in rep'y.
GEO. IIOLIYER, ('. C. 1*.
Office of Clerk of Common Flens, )
Orangeburg. C IL, Feb. 'Jo. IKli'J. |
feb UO tf
A PAYING INVESTMENT
and a li IE ins chance at the
SAJIK TIME,
rpiIF EQUITAHLE LIFE ASS UN ANTE SOCIE
TY, New York, issues nil kinds of Policies mi l
pays b:i?-k to Policy Holders .ill the Profits of the
Business.
it::fly mctTaL
Annual Dividends divided amoug Policy Holders.
Five modes of applying Dividends.
1st. Permanent Increase of I ullcy
i!d. Term Increase of PoUey.
'Id. permanent Itotlnutiou uf Premium*.
-Ith. Tonn Reduction of Premium*.
?"Uli, Limitation of number el' Premiums to bo
paid. These* privileges are granted by no other
(Company.
CASH ASSETS 7,000,000. and const,niily
increasing.
ANNUAL INCOME -1.01)0,000, which aUo
increases continually.
it has divided amongst its Policy-holders over
$1,000,00(1 cash value. Persons desiring t<> secure
Policies apply to N. AUSTIN HULL,
npl :t?tf Local Agent.
D. LOUIS, AGENT,
can re found
AT Tl EE COKNEK,
Where he is constantly receiving supplies of
dry goods, grooeiwks, Xc,
and selling the same at
charleston prices,
Expenses only addod.
Ho is enabled to do thi*. by his nrraugements
made in Charleston ami Now York.
He will he pleased to see his old Customers. Call
before buying and Examine his Stouk.
D. LOUIS, Agent,
mar 13 o ly
RKCEIVEK'8 NOTICE. The IIu
dorsigned having been a]>pointed RECEIVER
of the Estate of Henry Ellis, deceased, hereby
gives notice that all claims against said Estate
must be presented to hi in. and all persons indebted
must maku payment to him alone.
C. B. GLOVER. Receiver,
feb 20 3m
MAGISTRATES HLAXKK
For .^.ile at
mar ?7 CH13 f>rPTCR.
GLOVER & GLOVER,
attorneys
AND
( oi \ab:i.1.ona at j.\yv ,
ORANGEDURG C. 1L, 8. C.
TlKis. W. (il.n>. Ml. MoUTIMIiB. GkUVKIl.
Jan 2 ly
HUTSONS & LEG ARE
ATTORNEYS AND SOLICITOUS.
Will Attend tIic Courts. In Orangnlmrg, Barnwell
and Beaufort, ami tltc United Status Courts.
OFFICE AT ORANC.EEURG. 8. C.
W. M. HrTsox. W, F. HrTsns. T. K. Lroarr.
jan 2a c ly
IZLAIx ?fc 33IT3BT^i:,
Attorneys and Solicitors,
Ol^ A-TSTG-TSl* tino, s. c.
?TAMES F. 1ZLAR. SAMUEL DIBBLE,
fob 28 *
C'OI'AKTXKltSIIIF
De treville & amaker,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
ffi'iiiit/rhiuy District.
W. J. Da TREV1LLE, A. 1'. AMAKER,
Ornngi-Lurg C. II. Lewisville, S. C.
feb:l ?f
i? ??: .x t 1st.
WILL BE IN ORANOERURG EVERY THURS
DAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
fgg* Office in rear or RULL. SCOVILL A PIKE,
fob 20 tf
f.D. DURHATVLM. D.
s r it a i<: o x d ex ti .s* r.
Office over the Store of Messrs. Hull, ScotRI
& I'ike.
nmr <i tf
DR. H. W. KENN3RLY,
? n a x u is u s; n a,
AV1NO REMOVED TO THIS PLACE, RE
spect fully otters Iiis l'n>f?-?.*l(iuiil .Service* to
I be Cttis<*us and Vicinity,
mar 1? 2m
H
DIL J. R. TOOMER,
() R A S Cr E R 1 IUI, S. C.
RESPECTFULLY INFORMS THK CITIZENS
of Orangeburg ami Vicinity that bo has resumed
the Practice of Medicine. ami cuu Lc fouml hi Iii*
Residence on P.u.-v.dl Street.
jan H! ly
DR. OLI VEROS,
TAKES PLEASURE IN INVIT
ing the Citizen* ??! Omngebiirg to
.t varied uud ?vell selected assort
men! of
.VEDH lVHS.
\.;- TOILET SOAPS,
\*JV and
PERFUMERIES.
Hc.-uls of Families, Hinl .-ill in need of
Mi?r>ici x rs
alinutd remember tli.it Im. OLIVKROS' DRUG
STORK i> ihe place where yon can save your
.Voite o .'
MhisF.Y ::
- _ ^NIOXEY ir.
~~ K. J. OLIYKItON. "n. 1VTT" "
may 2?ly Chemist an I Apothecary.
orangeburg hotel
BY
W, U. TRE.tOWKLIi.
THIS HOUSE HAS BEEN NEWLY FIT
in ted up. and is now open for theaccommoda
[iU-tion of the public. Corner Kus*ell and
Drought on St reels.
inny M 0
ii ,. iia r^si^y,
lumber and timber
com ."?i issiox m i: kc iia .vr,
WHARF. WEST END MONTAG UK-STREET,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
feb -Jtt 8m
J ) 11? K KITS nREIX'II>LOADIX(j
DOC RLE-M UIRELLED SHOT GCN,
The latest, best ami cheapest made. Uses nn\ am
munition. Prices, eompl.-le. $7(1 to .??'??*>.
Address W. II. GIRRES, Columbia,
<>r R SSELL \ CO., < luirlcstnn.
feb _'U u-tii
pavilion hotel,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
HOARD I*EH DAY ?i 00.
A. BUTT ER Fl KI.I?, VltK. 11, L. BUTTENPI ELD,
Superintendent. Props letrest.
deo 2S
A. R. MULLIGAN,
COTTON FACTOR
GEXEItAL COMMfSSIOS VEUCf/AXT.
ACCOMMODATION \\ 'I VRF,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
I will also, when provided with funds, nurohase
and forward all kituls of Merchandise, Mai inery,
Ag?icult/'nd Implements, Manures, Soeds, &<
out if
LENGNICK & SELL,
27 uayse street,
OH-A RLKS'rON,S. O,
Importers and Jobbers in
FA NC Y GOODS,
LADIES' TRIMMED 11 ATS,
ALL QUALITIES ASh PRICES, AND
Ml LI INKIIY (1001)8,
or KVKRT liRSORII'TlOX, m.
WOULD INVITE THK SPECIAL AT
W teittion of Merchants to our largo Htock of
TRIMMED HATS, of all grades, and tu 1 line of
FANCY GOODS. Also, to our flock of RONNKT,
HAT and BELT RIBBONS, Ihe largest in the City.
Cuas. Alfred Lenomok. En. Emcrick Put,
mar 7 Cinsoi
13. W. X^OKI-MSOiNr.
FASHION ABS.F. TAILOR,
1 have tin' pleasure lo announce to my numerous
Customers ami the I'nhlic g?nerttlly, that having re
move)] to a Central Position, handy ami convenient
to all. I am now prepared Cut. Fit ami make Up
GENTLEMAN'S WAIt DROHE with Neatness ami
Despatch. Terms liberal ami Work Warranted.
Thankful for the Patronage of the past. I respect*
fully, solicit its continuance. Next door to Messrs.
Bull, Scovill Pike. I can !>?? 'omul at all times.
Jan?.??ly D. W. ROHlNSuN.
sept 12 * Hm
170U sali:, UKXT
THE FINK PLANTATION
Belotigiug lo the Fstatcof the late Colonel KK1TT.
and well known us the
I> ?i r h y Pia <? ??.
The-<e LANDS are among the I1KST in the Di*
triot, being sitnateil ott Lyon's Creek, commanding
A FINK WATF.U-POW KIL
and of a Itich Ked Cl-,y Soil. Thoy ore offered at
??NK HALF their Valuation in 1 S?*;ti. Said Tract
contains ?"><>(> acres.
Centlitions?$">.">tS'l?one-third cash, the balance
in two veurl, instalments. Addre***
MUS. LAURENCE KKITT,
n?v 7?tf Charleston. S; C.
12. EZEK I K I j,
AT Til 'A
SIGN OF TIIK WATCH.
INFORMS his Friends thai he has moved to the
STORE no lor lit* FIREMEN'S II VLL, w , n
ne will keep a .-elect assort m.'ut ol O.tu'KS.
W ITCHES, JE.VELRY CUTLERY. SPECTACLES,
PERFUMERY and other Fancy Articles. Allot
which he will warrant a* repres--litcd, and will L
sohl us low us in the Cil V.
He is also prepared lorcpair Watches and Clocks,
and gu.ir.iMtee t.i.' same lo perform correctly for
oue year.
Jewelry neatly repaired.
j.mj;" tr
F. H. W. BRIGGMANN & CO.
R
ESPECTFUI.LY INFORM OUR ORANGE
burg Friends that vye a.i- e moved in our
Where we arc ready lo suppl/ our Friends and tb
Ptthlic in general with :i loll a:i>l fresh t-Upply of
I ?pyy o?j2DS- a ?
Giiot:: lES.
si; oes.
II ATS.
Also all kinds of
Liquors, winks, pokti:.'.
ALE, etc.. at reduced Prices,
We have a hue lot of FAMILY FLOUR from
.Ino. CAM PS EN & CD'S Mill, Charleston, put up
in small S.\. ks. v ry low.
We offer for salo the RECIPE for making JACK
SON'S UNIVERSAL WASHING COMPOUND
ami JACKSON'S LAUNDRY SOAP for One Dollar,
which ha- given satisfaction t<> all 16 whohiwc have
sold.
We w.l! buy COTTON and all oilier PRODUCE,
giving the highest marke* price, or ship for uny
one free ot CH vrge and make LIBERAL AD
VANCES ."i the sum* .
oet :!?lv F. II w. RRIGGMANN k CO.
BOSABALiS
Purifies the Blood.
Fo r S? lv f?y Dm i;j;lMf* 21 voryu lie r*.
ju'y 125 |y
SMITH ( UtoblVt |.OA\ A\D
TRUST COMPANY.?Ar.tbo;ix2d Capital. Five
; 'i : ?n I'vlhu'i.?-iroBOnl Limit. $000,000.
Tin* Office of this Company is now opened at No.
IH Brand Street (Sous h-AV est uru lUilroad llunklfor
th^ receipt of Deposits, Discount nf Paper, Pur?
club ? :.i, I Sale cd Exchange, mi 1 the trau-raotiou of
a Getioval Banking Uusincstt,
Interest allowed on Depos't* upon terms o?t:il>
lished by the Hoard ot Directors,
Tho Company is also a legal depository f?>r mon
eys paid into Cutwill receive Kegistry au 1 Ti .li
ter llouk", not us agent io pay Coupons and Divi
demls. and ns Trustee in Railroad Mortgages,
DlKKOTor.S, ? W. C. lice, of Win. C. Hoe ?V, Co.: A.
S, Joitiisou. of Johnson, Crows \ Co.; R?hl. More,
of Hohl. Mure.v. Co.; \Y. B. Williams, of W. B, Wil
liams & Son: E. H. Frost, I'm. i .v. Adger: J. K.
Vdgcr, of .1. F. A Ig i \ Co.; II urj Gjtordin, ol
Guordin, Mntthiesson C ?.: George L. Huist, ol
lluisi \ Hnift; CO. Memn ing. r, of Memmiugcr,
Jorvey \ I'inckuey ; T. .1. K< 11. ?f T. J. Kerr &
Co.: J. D. Aikeii, of I D. Aikctl ,t Co: John Camp
sen, of Campen & Coj \ P Culdwell, of R. & A.
P. Caldwoll; W. K. By*?n. J. T. W-Unvm, B.
O'Neill. J. J, Gregg. Gianif*ville; S C.
For further iufoimatiou iiddrctfs
GfiU. S C VMERON, President.
TIIOS. P. N\ A KI NO. Cashier.
Charleston, s. c. March Hi, 1 ma;? -_!7?-Jiut.
DOOR, SASH
A n D
liUM) I'ACTOHY,
KINO OPPOSITE CANNON STS.,
( llARLIlSTON, S. C.
rpm: SI 15SCU1UER HAVING FURNISHED
I himself, at a great expense, will) the most im
proved MAI IIINEKY. is uou prepared te fur nit It
DOOUS, sASH. BUNDS, MOULDING*
AM?
Building Material
.\t Northern price*, and as cheap, if not cheaper
than any liv.e Establishment in tile South.
All weil, guaranteed to give satisfaction.
Send vour orders |q
UFA) HIGH S. H A CK KR.
(cb ti Sm
THK WANDO WKiNti AND MANU FACT U R*
ING COMPANY offers to lliv Planter* and Farmer*
or the South their FERTILIZER, known ua the
"W AXBO l i UlUJZiJU/'
Which the experience or the past season haa proved
to be one of the most valuable in our mark**. It
has for its base the material** from the I'hospbatc
Red* of the Company on Ashley River, and is pro
pared at their Works at the
KAST END OT HASEL STUKET.
in this city. In order to gunrantee its uniformity
and maintain its high standard, the Company bus
nuidc arrangements with the distinguished Cucin;**,
Dr. C. U. Sil EPA RD. Jr.. who carefully analyses
.ill the amuiouiucnl ?? if>l other muu-i ial purcbuased
tiy Ike Company, and the prepared
Y E It TILIZKR,
before being offered for sale. The Company is re
solved to loako kh tirtiole *hi;h wiii prove to bos>
COMPLETE MANURE, mnd give entire sati?fac
tion. _
For terms, circulars, and oilier InfoffRKIlOIL 1 ""
Apply to
W.M. C. DUKES & CO., Agents.
No. 1 South Ailuiitic Wharf,
jan ?Din Charleston, 8. C.
W
T AXTE1>.?
/ WHITE RAO8, OLD NEWS
PAPERS, Pamphlets, Billheads, Documents, and
Books without covers, and Old Rope, for which wo
will pay the highest cash price.
Apply at THIS OFFICE,
jan 2 " if
rj^n; SiOKN'lXU STAR.
Agaiu Enlarged und Improved!
This well established and popular Daily Newspa
per has recently been grc.lt ly enlarged an I im
proved (*h> seootiM en'argeinent in eighteen
months), aud is confidently oftv.iel to the people mf
the two Carblinis as second to no 'daily journal in
cither of liios ? Stau s.
Tbo &TAR is Live Practical and Projrr?miW?
Newspaper, eminently u. Li pled to the wants of this
s ction: sound and couservativo in its teaching*.
? I devoted to the Commercial au 1 Agricultural In
t rest of tbo South, it contain* full and reliable
Reports of the Markets, Dispatcbei, Local News
and OeneraJ Intelligence.
One Yiar. $7 0O
Six Months . 8 50
Three " . 2 00
One ?? . 75
Address, WM. II. BERNARD.
Editor and Proprietor.
aj,l 8?tf W.lniington. N. C.
C A 1} D .
<?IIARL.ES KERKISO\,
LTWIt VI ERLV OF THE FIRM Or C. & E> L. KRIV
' RISON, would inform his friends und the pub
lic that he has purchased from Mr. .1 A.M.ES R.
BETTS, all his STOCK IN TRADE, &c. at ta?
Store No. 252 KING STREET, and will there con
tinue the DRV HOODS RIS1NESS. WHOLESALE
.u l RETAIL. Kit:'. CASH, on his owu indiri dual
iccoiiut an 1 responsibility. Ilu will proceed, with
out delay, to replenish and renew the Stock, an-4
?uiiti.me so d?iiig tint.I the assortment shall ho
made complete and attractive. As the termi will
lie 8rHlCfi.Y CASH, orapprovedcity acet^tasTw
or a short credit, it nec ^sui ily follows ibal tho
prices i.ni-t be kept at least a* low as to be fouad
it unv other respectable establishment.
II.S brother Mr- E. L. KEKRLSON. assisted by
Mr. A. IL MeDONELL. both experience*! merebau?*
ill tills Li ? will Ik- found at his store, ?iding in
:he conduct and manage.ni nt of the business), and
t 1" hoped thai his and their eflorts to win tho
eon Ilde nee and patronage of the public will b? aa
sMCCvwful as in'past d..y.- was the old firm nt
ul' Kinvr and M.irUol Streets..
Dia. OLIV EStsJS*
CELEBRATED CUILL
..\u FEVER ?JURBt
At.so Da. OLIV EROS'
iWMSnaa^ai., i I. UL?*. ? * *
LIVER PILLS.
may 2?ly
m
The S. 0. Rgpublicao.
iVaukn by
II E UNION PRINTING COMPANY,
C ILA U L KST 0.N, S. C.
RE ?UCED RATES,
Wc arc detenu.ii ? i :o send Tuk Soctii Caboliva
Rr.i't'uLtRAN broadcast through the State. Wo
have decided therefoie lo put down the price to Twa>
Dollars a Year?tine Dollar tor Six Months. Who
that bo is.s himself a valor or takes pride in man
hoo I, c ilittot afford a Dollar for his Newspaper? or
rat luv. what man or what family, with children
growing up, can afford to be without a good Newa
paper, nt five limes the price'.'
We tutend to* print the beat newspaper in the
Stale. We shall make it n living, earnes , thorough,
practical Republican paper. Wc want ten thou
sand r< aiders. Friends; Republican*, shall we ha??
thorn ?
Wtl ??ilt set! 1 to ny iiddtesN?
i>oo copy for oilo year, for.......$2.00
One copy, for sis months.. 1.00
Sis copies, for one year...!<;.(?>
Sil copies for sir. months. 5.00
These first day* of the New Year are just the
time to make up clubs, nnd get what we belieeo ii
the cheapest und the tust paper In tha State,
Friends, will you v.ion I u this mallei1 now?
Subscriber* who l.:;vc paid S-'.'aJ will roeotr?
their papers for *a itiueh longer than a year as tho
money they have paid would entitle them to if the/
Subscribed at tbo new- rules.
Subscriptions must be paid in advanee. No pa
per will bo sent till (J|0 uisa is received.
8Mtd subscriptions by mail to **Tub Barem?
can,' Charleston, S. C.
Pontage on "Tuk Beitui.ican" is Fire eenta t\
quarter. jan 18-?if
I 1 ELRLIL^ U4XME,
XI No King Street, (In the Bcmi.V
CILARLE3T0N, So. C.v.
'1 his Popular Establish
im nt has just been Refitted and Refurnished, and in
now prepares) for the accommodation of the Tra**
i'iitg Pulmo. Coutrally located, aud within ihre?
minutes' walk of (he principal establishment* of
Me 'tiug, Ring and llayne Htreot*. and only nfiy
yards distant from the line of the City Railway,
which runs to both ends of tho city, it poaaeeaeo
unusual ndvaiitiig. /, in those visiting Charleston *tt
bu.iineas. Transient Board por day. Special
arrangements made for permanent Hoard of indivUL.
pals or families on the most reasonable terms,
n ov 21 Of*
I)I!WE t'OTTOX SLEDS for SALE,
??Diekson s Improved," *_M O op. grown fro*a>
Seed bought of David ptuksnu, S- per bu?hel fat*
any amoutil less i'iaii ."> bushels, and $1 .."K> per bosk
el for any amount over <r> hmdicla.
The Subscriber paid ?1 per bushel in 18R7 far
the Seed from which his were grown.
Put e Zippornh or Upland LungSinple, at same an
above prices. A. P. A MAKER.
St. Matthews, near Lewisvillo, 8. C
dee 20 tf
j^lCKEJtMO* JIOI NE,
COLUMBIA, 8, C.
FIRST Cl.JSS HOTEL,
?:i 00 l*cr D?j.
>Vvt. A WRT0IIT. M.vVA %? .
r-i r 7 ?s?