The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, March 14, 1866, Page 5, Image 5
CHAKLESTON DAILY NEWS....MAECH 14,1866._-ll-&
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The LDa?y ??ews
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH 14, 1866.
LIESEST CIRCULATION ,3 THE STATE.
LARGEST C1RCUL7aT1?N IN THE CITY.
?"THE LIS"? OF LETTERS re
maininsc :nth'? Poetoffioe at the end
5?? wee?r ? is published officially
la THE jjL.Y NEWS every Fri?
day mornii
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AGENTS..
1,16 ioU' /wing ?re the Agents for this paper:
W. A. HEMINGWAY, General Traveling and Collect?
ing Ag(4nt
.HU,OK ft PERKY, office cf Sentinel, Barnwell, S. C.
001 .. J. J. RYAN, Barnwell, a C.
M. TRIMMER, Spartan Office, Spartanburg, 8. C
'I a> T. Dc BO IS, Marion.
.C. S. HARRY. Sandy Ford P. 0., Madison co., Fis,
^PATRICK fc HUVEY, Macon, Georgia.
.3,1. MCKNIGHT, unionvuie.
j. E, ALLEN. Chester-C. H., 8. C
JOSEPH H. SEARS, "Sew South," Hilton Head.
W. a "LANCE, Grahamville P. 0., Beaufort, 8. 0.
B. F. BRADFORD, \Palterboro', 8, C.
S. L. DARR, Sumter, a 0.
THAD. 0. ANDREWS, Orangeburg, a C
j, T. HER8HMAN, " Journal offioe," Camden, a 0.
A M. BROWN, "Southerner office," Darlington, a 0.
KLM. QUINN & BRO.. Angosta,
J. H. ESTELL, Savannah, Ga.
ISAAC DAYEG/A, Agent in New York.
Hr. AUG. BRENTANO, NO. 708 Broadway, New ?ork,
bsa always the latest dates of the DAILY NKWS, as he j
goes o? -all thoother principal Journals of the ocnmtry.
LOCAL MATTERS. ?
BW SSS SECOND AND THIRD PAO ES.
Messrs. 'BOCOST & BOKKE have, with their usual
oonrtesy, placed upon our table late flies of -New
York dailes and weeklies, received by the '?Quaker
Oiiy. These gentlemen have#all the latest pub?
lications for sale.
Wa ABE indebted to Messrs. M. M. 'Qonrjf &
BBC, of the Up-Town News Depot, for late "New
".'?ork papers, as follows : The IPoWd, Herald, Tri
"bune, Frank Leslie, Harper's Weekly- all-of which
nay be found at their store.
O?B THANKS arc duo to our good friend Rcoo,
of Market-street, for late files of New lork week?
lies, monthlies and dailies. Among the former
we notice Harper's Weekly, and of the monthlies,
Frank Leslie's Montldy, The Old Guard,- &c, all of
which are interesting and for sale by iii ou.
THE CHILD'S DELIGHT, published by Mr. S. Box
XLN, of Macon, Georgia, is a beautiful little sheet.
It is handsomely printed, handsomely illustrated,
well-edited ; also, is altogether calculated to come
np to its pretensions, and be the child's delight.
We commend it heartily, and wish it abundant
-Bueces8. Just the paper for Sunday schools.
DISTINGUISHED ABBXVAI,.-Wo see -among the
names of passengers by tho steamship Quaker
City, from New York, that of the Hon. JOHN YAM
. BUEEN. This distinguished gentleman has a
national reputation, and we are pleased to notice
his visit to the South. We have no docibt his re?
ception will be cordial and friendly wherever he
may go.
Omrrnns FOB MAGNOLIA.-Our readers will bo
pleased to note that omnibussos will, from and
?{ter this day, run np as bigh as the Torks of the
Bead, thus enabling persons desiring to do so to
.visit Magnolia Cemetery. The st&ges will leave
the corner of King and Shepard streets every
half-hour, from two o'clock in tho afternoon. The
enterprising proprietors of this line, Messrs. R.
.DOUGLASS & Co., deserve gre?t credit for thus con?
sulting the requirements of tho public, and they
should be encouraged.
A. FREED WOMAN ( unknown) was found dead on
Monday night last, about eight O'clock, in King
street, near Horlbeck'a Alley. The Coroner, upon
receiving the information, bad the body removed
to the Main Guard House, and yesterday morning
held the inquest; and, upon the evidence, and after
a post mortem examination, performed by Dr.
.SAMUEL LOGAN, tho Jury rendered a verdict tba'
the said unknown frcedwoman came to her death
by disease of the heart. Siuoo which time, it hae
been ascertained that tho said unknewx frecd
.woman is named Sophia Wilson.
WE ACUN?W.LEDOE tho receipt of a late specimen
took from the celebrated Printing Press, Machino
and Saw Manufactory of Messrs. R. HOE & Co.,
Hoe. 29 and:31 Gold-street, Now York, through
their agent in this city, Mr. JOSEPH WALKER,
-whose house has been long and favorably known,
as a supply depot for printers, book binders and
stationers. It 'is handsomely got up, printed on
fine paper, with fine engravings illustrating the
different machinery manufactured by them. This
is the largest establishment of this kind we know
of; having, besides their New York machine shops,
one in Boston and one in England, where they
turn out clio finest and most perfect machinery.
SALE OF STOCK, BONDS AND REAL ESTATE.
Messrs. JOH* S. RIGGS & Co. sold, yesterday, at
their Stock Exchange, tho following valuable
property:
$40 in City Six per cent, (scrip) Stock-63.
.$120 in City Six percent. 4?crip) Stock-63.
$180 in City Six per oent. (scrip) Stock-63.
$210 in City Six per cent (scrip) Stock-?3^.
$240 in City Six per cent (scrip) Stock-63;,'.
$270 in City Six per cent.'(icrip) Stock-63'-'.
$570 in City 81x per cent (strip) Stock-64.'-.
?1200in City Six per cent, /scrip) Stock-64."
$2000 in South Carolina Railroad teven per cent,
gonds of $600 each-61>;.
41000 in State of Tennensee Bonds-77.
$1000 in Bond of the City of Memphis, guaranteed by
tho Memphis and Charleston Railroad-Wj?.
$2000 in City of Columbia Bonds- 52.
$1000 in State of South Carolina Bonds-60.
13 Sheree (half) South Carolina Railroad Company-60.
36 Shares (whole) South Carolina Railroad Company j
Northeastern Railroad Coupons-53'4'
Two story Brick House, northwest corner of Society
and Anson-sfcreets, with Kitchen, Lot 17 by 67 feet- j
$2500.
Tenement adjoining the above to the west, on Eocietv
Btreet, with Kitchen. Lot 22 by 07 feet-$1823.
Yicant Lot, on the north tide of Queen-streiet, known
ai No. 64, 22 by 90 fret-?1460.
ITALIAN OPERA-Martha.-DE FLOTOW'S charm?
ing opera of Martha was presented, last night, at
Hibernian Hall, to au audience no less crowded and
fashionable than that which was attracted by H J
Trovatore on Monday night. Every one was on
the qui eke ot pleasurable anticipation, as it had
been whispered that Martha waa to be the great
bill of the week. This opera owes, perhaps, itfc
chief success to the circumstance that it is replete
with piquant situations and sprightly dialogue.
There is a certain naicelte of sentiment pervading
it that cannot fail to render it attractive, especial?
ly as the music is of auch a character as to be
alike agreeable to thc educated and uneducated
musical amateur.
The overturo ia somewhat <; la AUBER-light,
sprightly, and possessing that peculiar entrain
characteristic of the Trench Opera Comique; it
was satisfactor'ly rendered by ibo orchestra,
uuder the intelligent baton of Signor ROSA.
??iio. CA????A :-? a cuuftUKiiiiousj and weil trained
artiste. Her voice is an elevated soprano, w
elie manages with skill, bat does not coi
enough to avoid a perceptible tremolo in tho ti
register. Her upper notes, though not very eoe
in passages requiring great power, are agree
and pure in soft r.nd pathetic phrasing. She
thorough trained actress, composed, self-posi
ed, with a good stage walk, and free gesticula
Her duett with SRRANI in the second act,
sung with gout, and phrased with true poe
earnestness of feeling; the popular Irish mc
the "Last Roso of Summer," introduced into
opera by DE FLOTOW, was rendered by 1
CAXISSA ia a truly artistic manner, and we
convince J that practice and experience wi
ripen her abilities ae to eneure for her a bril
career.
Madame STRASOSCH added VJ the laurels
had acquired on Monday evening in II Trova
From first to last ehe sang sweetly, paaaiont
and earnestly, and acted with propriety, grace
marked dramatic effect. In ber C av atina in
third act, she elicited the applause of the ei
.audience by the ex?cution of th? most perft
?ade trill that we have ever heard. A clean, ]
and precise descending chromatic scale, closii
tasteful peint-d'orgue, brought forcibly ton
the suggestive fact ta at -this charming conti
is the sister of the wor ld-renowned ADELINA
CARLOTTA PATTI.
Signor EKBAKI poesoees a fresh though not <
powerful voice. He Dang with pure artistic
pression in the duo in the B econd act with Mi
?loiselle CARISSA, and obtained great success
a brilliant encore by the manner in which he*
the Bornanza of the-third act.
Signor SCBINI is<an artist of the first water;
Voice is full in volume, excellent in quality, and ]
eeeeea that finn vibrato, which renders his' or
sonorous in the extreme. Li the cantabile ]
sages his voice has a portamento which we li
rarely observed equalled by any artist. His
gan possesses all tho peculiar characteristics c
basso cantante such as G ALI or TAMBCHTRINI,
has, at the same time, the powerful and d
structure of that of the basso profundo, iL AB LAC
AB an actor Signor Susna excels. His carri
is noble, his manner impressive, his gesticul?t
easy and graceful; in short, he is in alt respec
most valuable acquisition to this company, i
we coBgratulate the management on having r
oared the services of BO superior an artist.
We have been requested by Mr. STRAKGSCU
state that the rumors circulated from day to c
that all of tho scats have been taken for cert
nights, ar? entirely without foundation; anti
add, moreover, that seats can now bo secured
any evening during tho week, on application
Mr. SIKCILING'S musio store.
VERDI'S chef d'oeuvre, "Ernani," will be t
eented to-night, when the Hall will, of course,
crowded to its utmost capacity.
OCR CHARLESTON VIRTCOSL-From the Hi
Journal (no mean authority in matters of ta
and art) wo copy the following :
The brothers Poznanski took passage on Sat
day last for Charleston, South Carolina, with i
idea of giving a few entertainments in their
tive place for the benefit of the poor. After le
ing Charleston they will start on a tour, and g
concerts (for their own benefit, it is to be hop
in the-principal Southern and Western cities,
turning to New York, in a few wo?ks, whon tl
will give a series of matinee performances,
Wallacia Theatre. The brothers Poznanski, d
ing their stay in this city, have met with a vi
favorable reception from our musical public, a
the critics have spoken well of their abilities
their respective instruments; wo, therefore,
commend thom to our Southern readers as arti
worthy of patronage. It may be useful to t
preBS, proprietors of musio halls, etc., to kn
that Mr. ired. Widdows has charge of the bu
ness arrangements of the brothers Poznanski.
PROVOCT COURT.-Michael McKenzie, colon
Gosar Stewart, colored, and Jacob Myors, color?
righting and firing a pistol. Policeman GARIXI
testified ?kat he was called from the Guard Hon
at halfest two o'clock yesterday morning, to
to the corner of 8tateand Chalmers greeta, win
there was a row, and that he heard pistols fitii
The parties ran aa tho police approached, and
took cha6e after McKenzie who lie caught at t
Milla House Stablo door. Witness does not km
who fired a pistol. Policeman BBAKGEB teatili
that ho chased C;esar Stewart through acvei
streets, and at last found him under a wagon
Chalmera-strcet. when ho arrested him. Ho h
a sailor's knife with case and belt on hit, pcrsc
and a heavy stick was picked up from under t
wagon. The Jtnifo and atick wero exhibited,
the case of Jaov>b Myers, no prosecutor appeare
McKenzie and Stewart were sentenced to two di
lars fin j or taro days'imprisonment,i.tud Mye
found not guilty.
Hem y Drane, colored.- Assault and theft. P
liceman COOK teetifiod that ho was on duty,
about 10 o'clook on Monday, when the defenda:
called on him and told him that lie had taken
pair of acales and .weights from Mrs. CRCOAN fi
fifty cents, which -she owed him. Mrs. CROO.1
testified that defendant came into her atore \
buy ten cents worth of peas, and gave her.a tvi
dollar bill to chango and take tho payout. Wi
ness was proceeding to change it when dcfendai
.objected to a torn ene dollar bill, which abc we
giving to him, and at that time she missed a_lia
dollar, which ehe demanded of him ; worde ci
-sued, and then he cursed her and took her acoie
and weights and thrust them into his basket, an
was going off when she endeavored to hold hin
Witness stated that defendant shook her violet
ly. The Court found defendant not guilty.
Adam Jones, colored.-Cotton stealing. Georgi
anna Owens, colored, testified -hat on Monda;
last, while at the railroad depoi, defendant gav
her a basket, the contents of which she did no
know, as tho cover was so tight sho could notopei
it, and she handed it to her lit tlc ??ster, directing
her to carry it home; which abo was doing when t
policeman stepped up and arrested her sister, ant
took her to the Guard House.
Policeman CASEY testified that he was on dutj
at the Ann-street depot on Monday morning, anc
saw a tall woman talking to a short' ons in thc
yard, and saw defendant come up to them and
hand a basket, which the little one took and wae
going off when he called her back, and on exam?
ining the basket found it contained cleaned cotton,
so he arrested her and carried her to tho Guard
House. Whcu witness returned neither defendant
nor the tall woman were to bo seen, but defendant
afterwards gave himself up. Thc Court found
him not guilty.
David Preemau, colored.-Drunk iu thc street.
Sergeant WILSON, of tho polk?, testified that he
found defendant drunk, in King-street, on Mon?
day, and that he carried him to tho Guard House,
j Sentenced to one dollar line, or one day's imprison?
ment.
Sam. Middleton, colored, was detained ia custo
day, by order of the Court, as a witness in a ease
of a soldier arrested for horse stealing.
MAYOR'S COURT.-A very tall woman, an old of?
fender, was before his Honor yesterday morning
for being drunk and dancing at tho corner of
Church and Broad streets; and as the present
state of the pavementsdoes not admit ol'tho "trip
J ping the light fantastic toe" without danger of
I stumbling, she fell, when n gallant policeman
I picked hor np, and assisted her io a red to thc
Guard House. . She was diecharged by the Mayor
as an experiment.
? six foot three inch man, a ditcher, who had
walked a great many miles and taken a great many
drinks without anything to eat, and therefore
empty, was picked up drunk, lying in the street,
and as his hoUouiness amounted to vociferous
whooping, he was fined $5. .
A man who was riding ou horseback, and who
had been drinking his whiskey so strong as to
make him too treal: to hold the animal in, was ar?
rested for hard riding and fined $5.
An illustrious gentleman, who had been lodged
for being drunk and found lying down in the
street, was still in that glorious state, and could
not be brought from the cell to be examined by
his Honer, It is probable, however, that by the
time we m?ike our next report he will be able to
give ns'SPaie idea of who he is.
BUSINESS NOTICES.
Auction Sales this Day.
?. ?. ENBLOW k Co. will sell this day, at their store,
I So. 335 East Bay, at half-past 10 o'clock, Sugar, Hacker
.el, Currants, Soap, Starch, Ac; also, Sherry Wine, Felt
I'Hats, Slippers, etc.
B. MCCALL, will sell, this day, at his office, No. 51
I -Broad-street, at ll o'clock, Furniture, Cart and Harneas,
Demijohns, kc.
N. HUNT k Son will sell, this day at their sales room,
No. 17 Hayne-atreet, ct 10 o'clock, fine Boots, Balmorals,
i Second-hand Furniture, Ac
MOSAT k CAMTBEX win ?ell this day, at the Ex?
change, East Bay, at ll o'clock, a small Tract of Land
situated near the Nortbecstern Railroad; also, three
Tracts of Land sitaated on the Charleston and Savannah
Railroad; also, a Lot of Land with a two and a half
story frame house, No. 53 Charlotte-street; also, a Lot of
Land, with a two and a half story brick dwelling, No.
546 King-street ; also, a vacant Lot on the enst Bide of
Archdale-street, between Clifford and Berresford-atreets. j
O'BiuE.N k AIMAB will nell at their salea room, No. 16 ?
Market-street, at half-past 10 o'clock, Shoes, Ale, Porter,
Whiskey, Tobacco, kc
GABKIEL DEWITT will sell, at the northwest cor?
ner of King and Spring-itreets, at half-past 10 o'clock,
Furniture, Dry Goods, Crockery, kc.
ACENOWLEOGMENTS.-We received, yesterday, a demr
john of the finest whiskey, from tho houso of G. DAVIS
k Co., of No. 246 E ng street; and while wc thank the
firm for their kindness, wc must say that this speci?
men of their stock alone should give them the reputa?
tion which they now have in our city, as being dealers
in nothing but thc best af articles.
Tu* OLD popular merchants of our "former days,"
Messrs. FOOABTIE k STILLMAN, of No. 282 E'.ng-atreet,
inform the ladles to-day, in THE DAILY NEWS, that they
are now m receipt of their spring stock of silk, linen
anddebege sacks, basques, circulars and dusters, lace
points, Ac, Ac.
CANARY Binns.-Our young friends, Bois EST k
BOBEE, at No. 69 Meeting-street, have just received a
consignment of about two thousand of these delightful
little songsters, and wc advise all who are fond of this
pretty bird, thc ladies especially, to call early and pur?
chase, for they will he sold at an extremely low price.
LABOE SALE or BOOTS AND SHOES.-A very extensive
auction sale of boote and shoes will take placo to-day at
the sales room of Messrs. N. HUNT k Co. City and
country merchants would do well to attend, as thc lotis
very largo, thc assortment varied, and tho goods freeh
and of best qa allty. All who desire to lay in a supply of
good boots and shoes can find them by going to-day to
HCXT at No. 17 Hayno-street, at 10 o'clock this morn?
ing.
MERCANTILE AGENT.-The particular attention of
merchants aaa planters is directed to tho card of Mr. J.
THOMLINSON, Mercantile Agent All who desire to place
orders for merchandise, guano, Ac, into tho hands of a
trustworthy, reliable and responsible agent, will do well
to forward them to Mr. THOMLINSON, who ia a gentle?
man noted for his strict integrity of character ind his
promptness in the discharge of whatever duties may bo
imposed upon him by the business in which bu is on
gaged. Mr. THOMLINSON'S office is at tho wholesale
clothing establishment of Messrs. PIERSON A JENNINGS,
No. 26 Hayne-street. We most cordial'v recommend
bim to all parties who wish to entrust their commissions
in the Lands of a reliable agent.
TUE EVIDENCE INCREASE?.-Every day the volume
of cvidcuco increases in favor of Mr*. 3. A. ALLEN'S
World's Hair Restorer and Zylobalsamnm, or Hair
Dressing. If your bair is tbin, try them ; ii scurfy, try
them ; if harsh, try them ; if none of these, still try
thom, for all who use them will presero their hair
through lifo. Every Druggist Bells them. ?If
OMNIBUS FOR THE MAGNOLIA.
AN OMNIBUS WILL LEAVE OUR OFFICE, COR?
NER of King and Shopard-strcets, every half hour,
tor the Forks of the Road, commencing at 2 P. M., and
continuing until 0 P. M. Our Omnibuses will leave
the corner of King and Shepsrd-streets every fifteen
minutes during the day, for the Exchange in Broad-st,
from this date,
R. DOUGLASS k CO.
March 14_ 3
JUST ARRIVED,
I)Y THE STEAMER QUAKER OITY, AN AGENT
y from CHAS. KE1CHE k BROTHER, importers of
Birds and Animals, No. ?5 Chatham street, N. Y., with
a fino coUection of GERMAN SINGING CANARYS,
BULLFINCHES, GOLDFINCHES, etc, etc Bird fan?
ciers wishiug to buy Birds, will please call soon, and
examine for themselves, as he shall stay but a short
time in this city. Apply at the Stationery and News De?
pot of BURKE A- BO I NEST, No. 69 Heeling street, next
Mills House 14* March 14
J. THOMLINSON,
MERCANTILE AGENT.
MERCHANTS' AND PLANTERS' ORDERS FOR
all kinds of MERCHANDISE, GUANO, kc, kc,
attended to with promptness and dispatch.
Produce received and sold.
REFERENCES:
Charleston-Jennings, Thomlinson k Co., Hayne-st.
Country-Any of the ol J interior Mcn-bants.
Office with PIEKsON & CO., Wholesale Dealers in
Clothing, No. 26 lluvue-strcet Imo March 14
E. W. GALE & GO.,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
ANO
AUCTIONEERS,
(At their Old Stand)
Nos. 45 and 48 Wentworth-st.,
Between Meeting and King streets,
Charleston, So. Ca.
g~0- CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED.
BEEBE TO :
T. 8. k T. G. BUDD, )
HARRAL, NICHOLS k CO., ,,,",,,"" a "
JACOB BARRETT, Esq.. Charleston, S. C.
JOSEPH PURCELL, Esq., j
C. V. WALKER k CO., 1
CHURCHILL k JOHNSTON. | A.."ugta 0eo
HORTON k WALTON, f A"6usta' Oeo.
z. MCCORD, ESO., I
It. Q. BELL, Esq?. I
N. B. WELLS, Esq, I " y .
JOHN HARRIS. Esq., firm f Bew Iorb
HARRIS k DAYTON, j
ABBOT DOWNING i CO., Concord, N. H.
March 14 _1
A BRILLIANT LIGHT.
KED KOCK OIL
COMPANY,
OFFICE No. 94 EAST BAY,
CORNED BROWN'S WHARF.
J. GRUNTHAL & CO.
1 RE NOW READY TO SnPl'LY ALL DEALERS IN
Jl. thia celebrated uluaiinaim ? OIL.
Marchi Imo
F0G1R?1 & STILLMAN,
AGENTS,
282 KING STREET,
EAST SIDE,
RESPECTFULLY INFORM THE LADIES OF
Charleston that they are now In reoelpt of their
SPRING STOCK
OF SILK, LINEN, AND DEBEGE
SACKS,
BASQUES,
CIRCULARS, and
DUSTERS.
ALSO,
L^LCE POINTS.
These Goods have been made to order and trimmed
in the latest style, and will be offered at moderate prices.
ALSO,
A FRESH SUPPLY OF
DEESS GOODS,
LADIES1 SATCHELS,
UMBRELLAS,
PALM LEAF FANS,
BOMBAZINES,
CHALI SYS,
ALPACAS?
ORIENTALS
ftc., &c
ALL TO BE FOUND NEARLY OPPOSITE THE OLI
STAND,
No. 282 KING-STREET.
March ll_wfm?
SPBIITG
AND
SUMMER CLOTHING
AT
NO. 219 KING-STREET,
WEST SIDE,
One Door South of Market street
IHAVE JU8T OPENED AN ELEGANT 8UPPLY 0
SPRING AND BUMMER CLOTHING OF AL
GRADE8, comprising the new stylos of Foreign an
Domestic Goods, made up in handsome snits; great cai
has been given in the selection of Goods, to meet th
wants and tastes of our community, The materials
finish and durability of the Garments are in all r?sped
equal to custom work.
WS' AND YOUTHS' CLOTHING
TO SUIT ALL AGES,
IHICH FORMS A SPECIALTY IN THE STOOI
rLU always bc kept well assorted.
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS,
LN GREAT VARIETY AND OF THE NEWEST IMPOI
r TATIONS.
The STAR LINEN BOSOM SHIRTS, noted for the:
weU fitting quality, good material and workmanshlj
always in Store.
A full supply of French and Domestlo 8PRIN1
CLOTHS, CASS1MERES AND COATINGS. In the
TAILORING DEPARTMENT
Garments will be made up promptly and In the bei
manner, at reasonable prices.
CAPTAIN B. WARREN McTUBEOUS, MY FORME
clerk, has returned with me permanently, an
takes chargo of the
SALES DEPARTMENT.
HE WILL BE HAPPY TO SEE HIS FBIEND8 A
this House, and supply them as heretofore.
Ihe Stock will bc kept well suppUod with Choice ai
Desirable Goods, to mcot the increasing demands of m
customers.
WM. MATTHIESSEN,
Agent.
March (5
sPRING
AND
Summer Clothing
PIERSON & CO.,
No. 26 HAYNE-ST.
CHARLESTON, S. C.,
Wholesale Dealer*
ra
O L OTHING
CITY AND COUNTRY DEALERS RESPEOTFULL
INVITED TO INSPECT OUR
SPRING STOCK,
JUST OPENED.
COATS, VESTS, PANTS. Every variety of SUITS
SHIRTS, COLLARS, got up in the best style, and lates
fashion.
TRUNKS, CARPET SACKS, &c.
March
CTPLEME,
No. 37 Broad-street,
WOULD INFORM HIS FEIEND8 AND CUSTOM
ERS that he is now opening his Spring Stock 0:
FANCY CASSIMERES AND VESTINGS,
ENGLISH AND FRENCH
BROADCLOTHS, DOESKINS, ETC.
ALSO A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF FURNISH?
ING TGOODS, CONSISTESG OF
FANCY AND PLAIN SHIRTS,
COLLARS OF ALL STYLES.
Ho would call special attention to tho popular, beau
if ul and fine-fitting
STAB SHIRT,
which he has a full assortment.
ILK, MERINO AND COTTON UNDERSHIRTS, COT?
TON AND LINEN DRAWERS, ETC., ITC.
ALSO SILE AND COTTON UMBRELLAS.
March 12 6
DR. T. REK.VSTJERSA,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, NO. 100 BROAD
STREET.
N. H,-DlaJiMi Ol a ?.:lv?u> nature cured with dis?
patch. January 19
AUCTION SALES.
200 packages of Sugar, Mackerel, Currar?s, Soap,
Starch, Cotton Cards, Pickle*, Sauces, Spices,
THI8 DAY. 14th instant, will be sold, at our Store, No.
125 East Bay, one door north of Union Bank, at half
past 10 o'clock,
Bbls. MUSCOVADO SUGAR
Cases Sardines
Cases Preserved Meats
Dozens Varnished Buckets
Gross Shang. Matches
Boxes and hali boxes Kassius
Bbls. and bali bbls. Mackerel
Chests Tea
Boxes Colgsta's XX Starch
Poxes Gherkins
Gross Mason's Med. Blacking
Oases Table Salt
Dozen Wood Saws
Bags Black Pepper
Cases Cotton Cards
Boxes Colgate's Sosp
Bbls. Amber Syrup
Bbls. Curran ts
Kegs Bl-Carb. Soda
Baxt-s Chocolate
Boxes Ground Ginger
3oxes Tomato Catsup
Boxes Mushroom Catsup
Boxes Bird Pepper 8auoe
Boxes Horse Kadish
Dozen Shovels.
March 14 '
Positive Sale of Sugar, Sherry Wine, Fdt Bats and
Slippers.
BY J. A- KNSLOW ?St CO.
THIS DAY (WEDNESDAY), 14th March, will be sold
at our atoro, Ko. 125 East Bay. one door north ol
Union Bank, at halt-past 10 o'clock.
18 barrels WHITE SUGAR, said to be equal to Louisi?
ana Clariflod
10 dozen quart bottles superior and genuine Sherry
Wine
11 dozen Bngliah Felt Hats
40 palra Morocco Slippers
60 palra Spanish Sandals._March 14
Onion? and Smoked Salmon.
BY J. A. BNS LOW AND CO. .
THIS DAT (WEDNESDAY), 14th instant, at half-past 10
o'clock A. M., will be sold at our Store, No. 126 East
Bay, one door north of Union Bank,
Boxes SMOKED SALMON
Bbls. Onions. March 14
Second-hand Furniture, Ac.
BY N. HUNT &. SON.
THIS DAY, the 14th last., at ll c 'clock, in our sales
room, No. 17 Hayne-street, w?l be sold,
Several Lots SECON-DHAND FURNITURE
BUREAU8 aad GLASS, Bedsteads, Mattresses, Pil?
lows and Bolsters, Blankets, Tables and Chairs, Wash?
stands, Ewers and Basins, Crockery and Glassware,
Cooking Utensils, fcc.
S Wardrobes, 1 fine Cottage Chamber Set
Fino Table Knives and Forks
20 pair Nfw Blankets
20 dozen Wool Cops
10O yards white Wool Plains.
Conditions cash. March 14
Gents' Fine Boots, Babnorals-Boy's and YoutX
Balmorals. Ac.
BY W. HUNT ?St SON.
THIS DAY, the 14th mutant, at 10 o'clock, in ou:
Sales Room, No. 17 Hayne street, will be sold,
50 cases and cartoons FINE ASSORTED BOOTS ANI
SHOES, consisting of :
Boy's and Youth's Fine Calf and Buff Balmorals an
Brogan*
Men's Fino Calf and Bu ff Balm orals
Genta' Fine Calf Half-Welt Boots
Gents' Fine Calf Tap-Soled W. P. Boots
Gents' Fine Calf 0. P. Boots
Gents' Fine Calf Sewed Half-Welt Boots
Men's Gr. LL. Nnpolia Quilt-Bottom Boots
Men's Bu ff Oxford Ties
Men's Buff P. Boots
Women's, Misses'and Children's Boots and B
morals
Ladies' Lasting md Kid Congress Gaiters.
The above goods are all fresh, and worthy of tb?
attention of buyers. March 14
Furniture, Cart, Harness and License, Demijohns,
Ac, Ac.
BY B MCCALL,.
THIS DAY, the 14th instant, at ll o'clock, at mj
Offlco, No. 61 Broad-street, will be sold, without rs
serve, _
SUNDRY ARTICLES OF FURNITURE,
CONSISTINO IN PAST 07: *
TABLES, Chairs, Bedsteads, Bedding, Bureau?, Wash
utanda. Sofas, Rooken,. Sideboard, Ice House, Win
Safe, Bailnfl, Goblets, Dish Covers, Water Monkeys and
Coolers, Demijohns, Ac. Sashes, Venetian Blinds
Dooi-s, Gas Fixtures, Copper Pumps, Ac. One Cart
Harness and License.
Unlimited articles received until hour of sale.
Conditions cash on delivery. March 14
Well Settled, Valuable Farm on Asldey Hiter.
BY cLlFFOHD ?i MATU KW fe S.
Will bo sold m front of my Office, No. SIX Broad
street, THIS DAY, 14th Inst, at ll o'clock,
A WELL SETTLED FARM on Ashley River, 8 mlle
from Charleston, on the Dorchester Road, containlni
260 acres, 60 cleared, balanco in woods, Dwelling Hons
and all necessary outbuildings in good repair.
TermR-$1000 cash; balanco in four equal annus lin
stalments, wi h interest payable semi-annually, secura
by bond and mortgage of the property. Purchaser
pay us for papers. wfm7 March 14
Furniture, Dry Goods, Crockery, Ac, Ac.
BY (. AH KI KL. DcWITT.
At northwest corner of King and Spriug streets, THI
DAY, tho 14th instant, at half-past 10 o'clock A. M
will be sold without reserve,
4 BEDSTEADS, 1 largo Dining Table
1 large Wardrobe, 7 fino Chairs
1 Bureau, 1 Cora Cracker
1 Show Caso, 2 Counters
- boxes Soap, and a lot of Augers.
ALSO,
- pieces of BROWN SHEETING
- pieces Blun and Hrown Denims
And 60 packages of Weaving Yarn.
AND,
A lot of CROCKERir. consisting of
- dozens of PLATES, Bowls, Tea Pots, Ac, Ac.
ALSO,
1 very fine MORGAN FILLY, three years old an
just brokeu. March 14
1522 Acres heavilii Timbered Tract of Land.
BY WILBUR & SON.
TUESDAY, 20th intt, at the old Custom House, at 1
o'clock, will be sold to the highest bidder,
AU that valuable TRACT OF LAND, containing 162
acres (tine site for a aaw mill), situate on tho easteri
branch of Cooper River, two and a half miles iron
Hughes' Bridge, at which place there ls a Public Land
mg and good watar course.
ALSO,
A TRACT, adjoining the above, of 1000 acreB.
Plats of the above can be seen at our office. May bi
treated for at Private Sale any time previous to sal
day.
Conditions cash. Purchaser to pay ns for papers.
MarchO 9 12 14 IC 1719 20
MRS. WINSLOW,
inexperienced Nurse anti Female Physician,
Freeente to the attention of Mothers her
Soothing Syrup,
FOB CH?LDKEN TEETHING,
Which greatly facilitates the process of Teething, by
softening the gums, reducing all inflammations, will
allay ALL PAIN and spasmodic action, and ls
SURE TO EEGDLATE THE BOWELS.
Depend upon it, mothers, it w?l give rest to yourselves,
and
Relief and Health to Tour lofants.
We have put up and sold this article for over thirty
years, and can Bay in confidence and truth of it what we
have never been able to say of a*> other medicine
NEVER HAS IT FAILED IN A SINGLE IN8TAN0E TO
EFFECT A CURE, when timely need. Never did we
know of an instance of dissatisfaction by any one who
used it On the contrary, all aro delighted with Ita ope?
rations, and speak in terms cf commendation of its
magical effects aud medical virtues. We speak in this
matter "what wo do know," after thirty years' expe?
rience, and PLEDGE OURSELVES FOR THE FULFIL?
MENT OF WHAT WE HERE DECLARE. In almoet
evory instance.where the infant is raffering from pain
and exhaustion, relief will be found In fifteen or twenty
minutes after the syrup is administered.
Full directions for using will accompany each bottle.
None genuine unless the fae simile ot CURTIS & PER?
KINS, New York, is on the outside wrapper.
Sold by all druggists throughout tho world.
Price only 33 Cents per Bottle.
For sale by KINO & CASSIDEY,
February 22 6mo Charleston.
Tilt: CRESCENT,
. WEEKLY PAPER, PUBLISHED AT MARION,
XX. 8. C., (successor of the Marion Star,) alfords a
good medium to the MERCHANTS and BUSINESS
MEN of Charleston to extend their operations through
his sectiou of country. Advertisements will bo insert?
ed at reasonable rates. Address thc proprietor,
PIDNEY E. MCMILLAN, Marion, 8. O,
Marion, S. 0., March ll, mo. 0 March 13 I
AU mun DAiiiiO,
[8AJ.E POSTPNBD.]
Desirable Tracts of Land,
BY McKAY & CAMPBBljlVj
Hasel-street, Wert to
THIS DAY, 14th Instant, wiU be sold, at the old PO??. -
office, foot of Broad-street, at Ho'cloc?,
A SMALL TRACT OF LAND, situated at Mt HoBy,
within a few minutes watt of ihe Northeastern Railroad.
Tract contains 23? acres, all cleared an 11 under cuMj?
Uon. There is on the premises a two-aioryframe Dwei?
ing, containing six rooms, in excellent repair, al?O
Kitchen, BarnsT and outbuildinga. The location la wy
healthy throughout the year.
ALSO, i
THREE TRACTS OF LAND on the line of the Charta?
ton and Savannah Railroad, 16 mile? from the Ott*.
There is a Dwelling Eouee and outbuildings ?nea**
tract. In aU about 375 acres, 160 acres cleared and D*l
ance heavily timbered. . , , " -
Conditions-One fourth cash; balance in 1,3, and*
years, secured by bond and mortgage of the property.
Purchasers! to pay McK. A C. for necessary papers.
Marchi* stu th 4-3
[SALE POSTPONED.]
Valuable Heal Estate.
BY McKAY ? CAMPBELL,
Hasel-street, Next to PostoOce, _
THIS DAY, 14th Instant, will be sold, at the old FOI*
office, foot of Broad-street, at ll o'clock,
AH that LOT OF LAND, with the iii ?tory frame -
dwelli ng thereon, situated on the south rid* of Charlotte- -
street, and known aa No. 63; house contains 4 square -
rooms, dressing room and pantry, and plana attache*,
good kitchen and necessary outbuild lng?, and excellent*
w*B of water on thepremiaea; gas throughout the honte?
Lot measures 40 feet front hy 116 m depth, more or?es?.
ALBO, _
AU that LOT OF LAND, with the 3X story brit*
dwelling and store thereon, situated on the east aide O
King-street, and known aa No. 646; gas throughout tie
house; good kitchen and outbuildings, and well on th?
premises. Lot measures 35 feet in front, 36 feet on tacit -
une, and 207 feet In depth, more or leas.
ALSO,
A VACANT LOT OF LAND, situated on the east sid? .
of Arcbdale-atreet, between Clifford and Beneaford.
streets, measuring 80 feet in front by 120 -feet In depth,
more or Jess, together with all the bricks thereon.
Conditions-One-fourth cash.; balance m 1,2 and ?
yeara, secured by bond and mortgage of -the premia**;
buildings to be insured and ttie policies assigned. Par?
chasen to pay McKAY * CAMPBELL for necessary
papers. _stntht-3_March 14
Sundries.
BY O'BRIEN ii AI MAH.
Wewill ten, THIS DAY, 14th instant, at half past
o'clock, at our Sales Boom, No. 16 Market-atreet,.
known ss the Sailor's Home,
Cases SHOES
Several dozen of Ales and Porter
Several dozen best Bourbon Whiskey
Ten dozen Children's Bocka
Boxee Tobacco
Ona McClellan Saddle, with Blanket.
Bbls. Cider Vinegar
Hbds. prime Philadelphia L?ne.
ABS
OTHER ARTICLES. March 14/
Furniture, tie.
BY LAURE Y ?t ALEXANDER.
TO-MORROW, the 15th Inst, will be sold in our Sal el
Room, No. 138 Meeting-street at 10 o'clock.
1 handsome Mahogany WARDROBE
1 fine pine Wardrobe
1 mahogany Wardrobe
3 mahogany Bedstead!
1 mahogany Sideboard
Mattresses, Washstands
Tab Us, Desks, Sc.
3 Book Oases, Ac.
Conditions cash. March 14'
Furniture, Furniture, Furniture.
BY MACKEY ?i BAKER.
Wo will sell at our Sales Boom, No. 66 Market-street otv
TO-MORROW, 15th tost, at ll o'clock A. M.,
A general assortment of FURNITURE, part of which,?
is now landing from brig Webster Kelly, and consisting -
in part of: Mahogany and Walnut Sideboards, Wash?
stands and Sinks, Saloon Tables, Extension Tablee, -
Marble-top Tables, Chairs, Rockers, Children's Chaira. .
Piano, Beak, and Counter Stools; Meat Safes, Mat tita?
ses, Ac.
Terms cash. March 14
BY - MILLIGAN, .ME LC HE RS dc CO.
WiU sell, MONDAY, 19th instant on the wharf io?
of Hasel-street, at ll o'clock,
1 lot AN0HORS, various sizes
1 lot Chains, various sizes
1 lot Scrap Cast Iron
1 lot Scrap Wrought Iron
4 Wrought Iron Shafts abd Cranks
1 lot Old Brass
2 Cylinder Boilers.
Sold by order of M. M. GBAY, Contractor for United!
States Government March 10
PRIVATE SALES.
Splendid Business Stand,
At Private Sale
One of the BEST BUSINESS STANDS, In the beat part
of King-street, being a large and capacious Store, and
the upper parts being calculated for a respectable Board?
ing House, having sixteen rooms, with all other accom?
modations.
For terms and conditions, which can be made easy,
apply to F. BACKU8, Auctioneer,
No. 13C Meoting-street, opposite lavillon HoteL
March 14 wfm3
Tract 200 acres and Fine Duetting.
BY WILBUR & SON.
At Private Sale.
A valuable and well-wooded FARM, 10 miles from the
city, with a comfortable two story, slated roof Cottage
thereon, said to bo healthy the year round.
For terms and particulars apply to us as above,
CORNER STATE AND CHALM EBB-STREET.
March 9 fmw5
A Fine Chance to Purchase a Cliurch in Good
Condition, with Larae Lot.
BY BOWERS cv SlXCOX.
Will be sold at Private Sale
That eligable and well located CHURCH In Merri?,
street, between St Philip and King-streets, on th?
South side, called the Zion's Evangelical Lutheran;
Church. The building is forty-five (46) feet wide by
fifty (50) feet long, with neat pews, one side-gallery ta?D
front choir-gallery, on brick pillars about three or three;
and a half feet high, and a wide portico in front, tia
en tiro width of the Church. Lot measuring eigh
(80) feet wide by two hundred (200) feet deep.
This Church will be disposed of on account of the
union of the above congregation with tbe Protestan
Methodist, sow called the Wentworth-etreet Lutheran
Church. For further particulars apply as above, at
No. 127 MEETING-STREET,
Opposite the Market
February 23
A CARD.
THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING LEFT THE CLOTHING
HOUSE of Messrs. MACUXLAH, WILLIAMS & PASSES, and
having permanently engaged with WM. MATTHIESSEN?
Agent, at No. 219 King.street (Senior, of the well knows
old firm of MATT MESS EK, O'HARA A Co.) wlU be nappy
to see his friends at this house, and will be fully pre.
pared to please them, the house having facilities to offer
to customers. Every variety of Seasonable Clothing,
With his experience of twelve years ba the Clothing
Business, he ie confident of giving eatsfaction to all his
friends who will call on him.
In returning his thanks for past favors, he respec tfn
begs a continuance of the same.
B. WABREN McTUREOUS,
March_No. 219 Elng-etreeo t.
Money Sent WitW Dauer of loss,
POST OFFICE, CHARLESTON, 8. O., Feb. 6,186?,
THIS OFFICE HAS BEEN DESIGNATED AS A
"Money Order Office," and orders upon any other
Money Order Office, in sums from one dohar to thirty
dollars, may be drawn. Where a larger sum la re.
quired, additional orders to make lt up must be ob?
tained.
The charges for Money Orders will be aa follow?:
On Orders not exceeding $10.10 cent?
Over $10 and not exceeding $20.16 cent?
Over $20 and up to $80. 20 cents
STANLEY G. TBOIT, A. P. M.
February >
JOHN 6.MILN0R & CO.,
AUCTION
AM?
COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
No. 135 Meeting-street.
Charleston, S. C.,
-yr^TLL RESUME THEIR OLD BUSINESS, ASH
would solicit consignments of MERCHANDLSE ofalM
scrip tiona, either for Public or Private Sale.
#*r~ Particular ?tteuuuu pam io an ouwocr ?ate*.
January ZQ tao*