The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, April 17, 1866, Page 4, Image 5
THE
tSlRLBSTON DAILY NEWS,
Q. R. CATHCART; Editor.
CATHCART, McMLLAN & MORTON,
proprietors!
No. 18 HAYNE-STREET.
TERMS-CASH.
SUBSCRIPTION.
DAILY?TWELVE MONTHS.S10.00
DAILY?SIX MONTHS.5.00
DAILY-THREE MONTHS.? ?>
SINGLE OOPEES.5 cent?
XO NEWS DEALERS.3 cent*
LARGEST CmC?LATION IN THE STATE.
LARGEST CIRCULATION IN THE CITY.
9f IB hi T.IST OF1 LETTERS re
mainins In the Fostoffice at the end
of each -week ie jmbliehed officially
in TH H3 T3AIX.Y NEWS every Fri
day morning;.
lSTews Summary.
There are 37,000 churches in the United States.
They will hold 14,000,000 people.
A young lady just out of her teens is the Latin
and Greek Professor of a Kansas College.
The revenue of the English Established Church
is annually $300,000,000. There are twenty thou
sand clergymen.
.On the 23d ult., a fire occurred in the City of
Mexico, which destroyed property to the amount
of $300,000. *
The Tycoon has sent several young Japanese to
Russia to learn the language, and to study naval
and military science.
The French Minister of Marino has issued a
decree makiDg Cherbourg a port of the first class,
ranking next to Toulon and Brest.
A late English paper says ! "Last week there
sailed from Hull the bark Trvclove to the Davis
Straits whale fisheries.
Mr. Vallahdioham is in Washington, and giveB j
cheering accounts of the groat Democratic revival
in Ohio, and through tho Western Statesgenorally.
The Emperor of Morocco has notified the French
Government of his intention of makiDg a com
mercial port of Saffi, a town on the Atlantic, about
eighty miles from Mogadorc, and has asked that
some French engineers might be tent him to
assist in carrying out the undertaking.
Tho New Tork papers of the 14th, received last
night, announces in flowing capitals, and sensa
tion style, the first battle on the New Brunswick
border, between English soldiers and American
citizens and Fenians. The affair has already been
announced by telegraph in our paper of yester
day.
A Caban gentleman, named Francisco de Sam
J?an, who died recently, left his entire estate,
valued at $400,000, to a Spanish female school,
with a provision in his will that if the Spanish
Government shall in any manner interfere with
the legacy it shall revert to the United States
Government.
The Washington Chronicle gives ihe following
as the list of vetoes issued since the formation of
the Government: By Geoboe Washington, 2; by
Jaues Madison, 6; by James Monboe, 1; by An
dbew Jackson, 9; by John Tytjsb, 4; by Jajces K.
Polk, 3; by Jakes Buchanan, 1: by Andrew John
son, 2.
The Saturday Review, by its comments on Pre
sident Johnson's 22d of February speech, shows
that some Englishmen are as fastidious as our
own Ja.-obine?or nbom John Van Buben plausi
bly sugjested that their displeasure at Mr. John
son's lack of "dignity" was owing to their having
been spoiled by the high aristocratic tone of his
predecessor.
A meeting of citizens was held in Gordonsville,
Ta., on the 1st of April, to devieo measure.'* for
ihe purchase of a suitable lot, near Gordonsville,
to which the remains of the late Confederate dead
who have been buried in tho counties of Orange,
Green, Madison and LouiAa may be removed, and
said cemetery to be so laid out and beautified as
to make it a suitable tribute to our noble dead.
An exchange asks: "Is Stephens a myth?
Every day we hear something about Stephens.
He ie in London; he is in Paris; he is coming to
America; he has arrived in New York; ho is at
Bermuda; he has been discovered in Canada. Is
there any such person? Or is tho Bead Centre
^pbiqgjtous ?" No; the ?ecretie, as wo have pre
vious,} .8'a'cd' ?C *8 dressed in invisible green.
"The IrueiS?e 18 one of tne oldest vessels afloat.
She waB built at Pni'.';'de,Phi?i United Staffs, in
*the year 1764, and is cons^ently one huyjred
and two years. At that time the spot on which
she was built was one of :-|? ?- *
... ..... ,..au.awUlJo UVMJ
"'Which much wood was taken for the build of Bri
efe vessels. About half the long lire of the
Trudove has been spent iu the whale fishery
trade, but she was formerly iu tho Oporto wine
trade."
The new'ocean sternner, City of Paris, on the
Inman line (Liverpool, N. Y., ai.d Philadelphia
steamship company), is*aid to bo the tinest and
perfect specimen ?f nuval architecture. She was
launched in Glasgow in December lust. She iu
373 feet long, 40 broad, 27 deep; of 2800 tons, old
measurement. She has been built expressly for
speed and safety in the carriage of tho United
States mail. This compuuy now own sixteen
splendid ocean steamers.
The Msnajunk Wood Paptr Pulp Works, in
Philadelphia, are one of tho great novelties of tho
day. The works uro very extensive, costing about
$600,000, and situated on the Schujlkill River. A,
large number of capitaliste, journalists, etc.
visited the establishment a few days ago and
were highly charmed. A poplar tree was taken
from the hillside for their benefit, and converted
into clear, white, soft paper, in the space of five
hours. A banquet was |>iven }a the evening by
Messrs. Jisscp and Moore, at the. Continental
Hotel, to abuui 200 quests.
The Fenian S> uate is iu session, busy?preparing
for the approaching sit ug?lo. President Robzbts
has been in Washington. The Fenian War De
partment is bsrd ut work, organizing and prepar
ing for a tight. General T.wts has his hands full
attending to the duties of the A"j itant General's
office. Money is pV-rjring in, and the circles are
responding with enthusiasm. A great Fenian Fair
was opened last i.ight at tho Gei mania Assembly
Rooms. The arrangements of the Fair are uuder
the enperviei >u of Misa Eu. -.n Malont, a noble
Irish girl, who has devoid 1 er life and iutelleci
to the redemption of tho land of ner birth.
MOT AU communication* intended for publication tn
this journal must be addressed to ttoe- Editor of
the Daily News, No. IS LTay ne-street, (Jliarleston,
S. C. Business Communications to Publisher of
Daily News.
We cannot undertake to r?um rejected communica
tions.
Advertisements outside of the city must be accompa
nied w?h the cash._
"CHARLESTON.
TUE8DAY MORNING. APRIL 17, 18C6.
To the Public.
For satisfactory reasons we have withdrawn from the
advertising arrangement entered into some time ago
between ourselves "and the Charleston Courier. The
agreement is thereforo terminated.
CATHCART, McMTT.T.AN & MOETON.
April 6, 1866.
A TRI-WEEKLY.'
Many of our friends have apoken and written to
ue concerning the publication of a Tri-Weekly. We
have thought of doing this for eome time, but
owing to the general disarrangement of postal af
fairs, we have concluded not to do so until the
commencement of next season.
On tha first of September we will commence to
publish a country edition of Tue News, and it
a hall be our aim to mako the paper the best ever
issued in thib State. Wo intend introducing en
tirely new featnres in this enterprise; it will not
be a summary of tbe daily, but will bo compl?t?
and original in itBolf, and we arc certain that its
patrons will be as well pleased with it as axe
our present patrons pleased with the daily.
TI1E FENIANS.
However people may differ in their opinions, as
to'the wisdom of Ibe plans tho Fenians propose
to carry iDto execution;?whatever Ihey may think
about the feasibility of said projects; one thing is
certain, and will be disputed by no one, vi?: that
tbo Fenian* have succeeded in creating a most
tremendous stir through tho whole length and
breadth of tho land. Their might, their proweae,
their epeeches, quarrels, and campaigns by land
and by eca, are heralded forth iu every paper,?
and wafted across the St. Lawrenco and Atlantic*
They are read with anxious Bag emeu and trom
bling dread by the frightened Canadian and the
uneasy, would-be-contemptuous Briton. Tliey are
hailed with delight, as an earnest of better times
coming, by the Irish everywhere; by tho poor
down-trodden sens of the toil in the old green isle
of Saints, and by the unhappy host of sympathiz
ing exiles of Erin, wherever found all over tbe
habitable globe.
Kngw-nothingism, iu its day, made a great fnss
in tbo country ; the Wide Awakes had great torch
light proceseions ; the Union League Clubs make
considerable pre'eneione, and do their beet to keep
themselves before the public eye. Rut Fenianism
has thrown them all into the shade. The Fenian
Brotherhood is triumphant. The organization is
secret ; we, as outsiders, of course can know noth
ing certain of their motives and objects, or of tbe
means set on foot to carry tbeir plans into execu
tion. We know, however, that great enthusiasm
pervades tbe heart of every patriotic Irishman at
the bare mention of the "Fenian Brotherhood.')
We hear that Fenian Bouda are buoyant in the
money market, selling at a premium, and that
the Treasury of the Irish Republio in New York
receives heavy consignments of treasure with
every steamer from California, to say nothing; of
tbe bums flowing in daily by mail and express
from all parts of tbe land.
We hear there is a Fenian fleet afloat off the
coast of New Brunswick, and the long-mooted
and vexed Fishery question may perchance be
incidentally settled. An army is being rapidly re
cruiied, (headquarters iu New York,) Generals
Killian and Sinxoit are marshalling their hosts.
The telegraph now tells us they have taken
Campo Belio, and the greatest excitement pre
vails all over the land in consequence. The natu
ral question arises: What next? What is the
next move ? Of course the Council of War in New
York has planned out the whole campaign. Some
think the army will ocenpy the Canadas, sup
ported by the fh et in the St. Lawrence and the
Lakes ; others say that the fleet has gone to Ber
muda. The movement is important, and we hope
that nothing will be done rashly.
The invasion of England is a serious business,
and we doubt whether tbe Fenian War Minister
has sufficient resources at comm and at this time
to venture on such an enterprise. We think it
more probable that tho present calculation is to
send a fleet, well manned, and transports filled with
troops to Ireland, and count upon a great rising
of tbe natives, as soon as they shall find that their
deliverers liavo co no. But even this may bo sur
rounded with difficulties. It is understood that
there is a large foroo of lhe line at present in Ire
land, and ? {.'er^t swarm of constabulary and
ffOYorumon "'^^ xi? j Habeas Corpus Act, more
over, beiiK Bti8p"tided) agent* of tbe hostile
government tinil no difficulty to suppress eveiy
thing liko rebellion in its moBt incipient, suspected
state.
Tbo greatest ctuiion and circumspection will
tberoforo bu requisite. Herr Lenoel can put bis
hand in tho lion'* mouth with impunity; (and even
be looks seared i i i lie leonine presence,) but we
would advisn --ur Irioh friends not to be over
hasty in tracing tioiuselvcs into tbe power of the
British Lion.
There me two vio>v? of Fenianism, ono subjec
tive, the othei j.-. uve. In tho former caso you
go and BubfcriiH! L>r bo and so many bonds, shoul
der you* munk?. ; and i called on by the War De
partment, enter 'Ii- .um?, and march on to Cana
da, Ireland, ai.d gl?>ry. In the objective kind, you
read about P? iiianinin, you join tbe Club or Bro
therhood, ?s Hie eat* may be, assist at the Vallor
dinner, makes m cell, (it oratorically gifted,)
hurrah for "ihu Hittut," co; in ehortyou are de
lighted while Ihe oilier is transported.
We learn ihm I-to orders are represented in
hi.- city. A r mi ni oi enthusiaetio patriots are
understood to li-tvc let* Charleston, on their way
to deliver Ireland. Tin-re has been a great deal
of myatery; tboi< i.a* been no publio demonstra
tion; no paratUi drilling or speechifying. But
they art gone. Tim tirei ta that used to aeethem,
now see iliein mere. Uow was it all done?
There has lies n :?i< . xcitement in the city on
the Biil-jei i r?.i .c i.ii.iiya past, and tho wildest
stories are sflom ?Ve will not. add to tho number
of unreliab> rnn.t rs .Vreadyin circulation, and
shall, tbeito .> {' i-h nothing except what we
believe tu h .
Tl>e frier-.' >t'Ji. r. I> ivis, it ia eaid, have aban
doneo the - inj<j ' i have Uini removed on a writ
of habe tsc w odd require tho aigr.a
tnro of hi lu*'?. ' :ia.sf.s which th y had no
hopes of Ol > 'ine
wants.
A
PPRRSTICB WANTED. APPLY A T
No. 205 East Bay. 1* April 16
TAXTED, A COLORED C.I Ii L TO COOK
. / and wash. Apply at So. 118 Calhoun-s'.rcct, op
posite College-street._April 17
I ITANTED IMMEDIATELY, A F1KST
W CLASS WASHER AND IRONER. None need ap
ply unless fully competent. Apply No. 45 CANNON, 3
doers east or Smith street._ April 17
"\TrANTED TO KKST IMIUEDrATELY, A
VV small DWELLING HOUSE, in tho Centre or
Western part of the city.
Address "X," by letter at this office, stating particu
lars. 1* April 17
WANTED, AT THE CHARLESTON OR
PHAN BOUSE, an ASSISTANT in the Sewing
Department of the above-named Institution, rhe mast
be competent as a Seamstress, and able to cut and fit.
Apply at ibo Institution. April 17
WANTED, A WOMAN TO COOK AND DO
plain wishing for a family. None need apply
without good references. Wanted, also, a good seam
sin ss and chambennsid. Apply in Rntledge-etreet,
west side, one door north of Wentworth.
April 17 1*
SITUATION WANTED, BY AN INDUS
TRIOUS AND ATTENTIVE LAD, and for a smaB
compensation. Apply at this office. April 10
WANTED, WHITE MEN TO WORK IN A
Steam Saw MUL Apply to TUPPER ft THUB8
TON, Steam Saw MIR, corner Chapel and Wsshington
streets. 3 April 16
WA NTED_A COMPETENT SEAM
STRESS and housekeeper will hear of a good
home in a private family, by applying at this office. A
Southern Udy preferred._April 16
WANTED, THREE OR FQ?R RELIA
BLE CARRIERS for f> afternoon paper. Apply
at the office of the DAlLi SOUTH CAROLINLAS, Hayne
street, between 9 12 o'clock M. April 14
X ASORERS W A N T E D_ADDITIONAL,
jU LABORERS (white or colored), wanted on the
Edlsto and Ashloy 0?n?l. T.thnr&l wanna paid. Apply
to 0. E. CHICHESTER, Superintendent, on Work, near
Summervllfe March 10
TO RENT, &c.
TO RENT, A PART OF A H< csk, No. 14
OREEN-STREET. Apply on tho premises.
April 17 2*
TO REN , HOUSE BO. 41 HA9EL-ST.,
rorner of Anson-'strcet. The Furniture, Carpets
and all housekeeping articles (good as new) contained
therein for sale. App'y on premlecs.
April 17 _3*
EOOMS TO RENT, WITH STANDING
FDRNITUBE, at BROWN'S HOTEL, Summer
villc. 8. C. Also, will accommodate a few PRIVATE
BOARLERS. For terms. Ac, apply to
MRS. 0. BROWN,
April 17 Proprietress.
TO RENT?PART OF A HOUSE, No. 71
WontworUi-street, com? r St. FhUip-atreet. Apply
on premises. 2 April 16
KITCHENS TO RENT?TO RENT, SEV
ERAL RITGHENH, containing each three rooms,
and situated to the rear of buildings in Kmu street
lately destroyed by fire. Apply at EAST POINT MILL,
Gadsden'a Wharf. 3* April 1C
TO RUAIT. THAT DELIGHTFUL. RESI
DENCE, corner East Bay and Inspection street; 8
squire rooms, dressing room and pantry, 3 basement
rooms, ample accommodations fur servants, carriage
house and stable, with very large lot
April 14 PINCKNEY EBOS.
TO RENT, THAT DELIGHTFUL KES1.
DENOE, No. 23 Meeting.street, corner of Lad son's
Court, with fine garden and shrubbery.
ALSO,
Shed No. 0 Pinckney-street
Apply to THEODORE STONEY,
March IS Vandcrborst's Wharf.
FOR SALE.
FOU SALE?EIGHT PRIME YOUNG
MULE3, which I wUl sell low for cash or on time,
with approved papers. Apply at the MUls House
Stables, Cbalmers-streeL April 13
FOU SALE AT A H AU GAIN, LOT SHAFT- i
ING, PULLEYS, LATHES, ftc.
Apply to D. J. 8TURGES,
April 11_No. 16 vendue Bange.
FOU SALE, ALL THAT LOT OF LAND,
and one story BRICE BUILDING, situated on
north tide of Wentworth-street, between Meeting and
Auson street*, recently used as a Jewish Church. Fur 1
terms, tc, apply to either of the undersigned.
H. H. DeLEON,
No. 22 Broad-street,
JACOB COHEN,
East Bay,
8. 8. SOLOMONS,
N. E. R. R. Depot, (
April 10
Committee.
FOU SALE, ONE SLOOP IN GOOD
order. Bottom new. Sails good. Carries 400
^bushels rice, or 260 bushels oysters. App'y to
?No.Jil Meetlngstree*. 3* April 16
FOR SALE, A FINE AND
'very fast propeller BOAT, sultablo for
*rlver and creek navigation. Dimen
sions?length 42 feet, beam 6 feet 10
inches, hold 3 feet 6 inches; three month's old; double
engines ; London make; 6 horse power. Can be seen at
North Atlantic Wharf, Apply to
, WILLIS ft 0 HIS OLM,
March 31 North At antic Wharf.
r ?
_SCHOOLS._
Unttrritbt roirb ertbeilt im SucShaton, 85d>rriben,
OTediitrn, uub in btr Ohifllifditn ?pradjr bon einen
f?min*ri(d)e oebllreteri ?ebrer. UuteTridjtflfluiiben tag
lid) cou 7?9 Ubr Slbcntfl.
?lcblitantcn icclitn fie) fltf?iliflfl mslcen an
?rfj?lfolcbrer ttr'beutfdjen ?tbuie.
~ TB?cetiitflflratfe ,, Citadel Green" neaenilbcr.
April 14 g
SCHOOL NOTICE.
M188 J. B. CURTIS HAS OPENED A SCHOOL IN
the "Primary Basement Room" of the Public
School, St Philip-street, for the instruction of children
of botn ACIC?, m? '" cits a stare of patronage fr?~j
... MMU?ua and the public generally.
Refkbxnceb.?Rev. Wm. Curtis, D. D., Principal
Llmo tone Institute; Dr. Shier, Mr. Jas. Robinson.
March G tnl
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.
MRS. JOHN LAUREN8, ASSISTED BY REV. W.
B. W. HOWE, will opon on Pint Monday in April,
a BOARDING AND DAY bCHOOL, at No. 13 Coming,
street. English, French, and Latin wUl be taught; also
Music If doslred. March 97
REMOVALS.
REMOVAL.
THE 8UD8ORIBFR HAS REMOVED TO NO. 27
BROaD-STREET, where he proposes to carry on
the Itnstnoaa of AUCTIONEER AND COMMISSION
AGENT. Will also coutiuue ss formerly his RKAL ES
TATE AGENCV snd Brokerage iu Stocks. Bonds, Notes,
Exchango and other SocuritlcB.
G. MoBRIDE SMITH.
Refers to?Messrs. RAVEN EL at CO., Charleston;
Messrs. WILLIS ft CHISOLM, Charleston; Messrs.
OODRDIN, MATTHIL88EN & CO, Messrs. JOHN
FRASER ft CO.; GEO. B. MOREWOOD, Esq., New
York. lmo March 26*
MEDICAL NOTICES.
DU. JOSEPH P. CAIN
OFFERS HI8 PROFESSIONAL SERVICES TO THE
citizens of St John's Berkley. Residence, 80MER
SEf PLANTATION. tgthag* April 3
DU. T. UEENSTJERNA .
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, NO. 100 BROAD
8TREET.
N. B ? Dlseasoa of a privato nature erred with d?
patch. January 19
LOST, STOLEN, &c.
(?jr/A Il RWARD.?STOLEN FROM Id Y
i|)OU f tablo on Oakley Plantation, 25 miles from
i/nHrlehtou, on tue Northeastern Rai'road, on the night
of the 13th. a SMaLL BLACK HORBS Ml'LE, with a
new SADDLE AND BRIDLE; the Mulo is shod and
paces. Hfty dollars rew rd will be paid for the appre
hension of iho Mule and the thief, o- half of tho Bmonut
for the return of the Mule. N. H. G UYTON.
April Hi_,
LOST ?RSTOLENFROM LltlG ALFRED.
KKRR'S Wharf, a BOAT, about 14 feet long an3 4
leet wide, vamtcd white, with blujl gunwale. $W re
ward is offered for its recovery and no question? h?k*d.
AprU 3
MEETINGS.
WASHINGTON LIG?>T MFANTRY CHAR
ITA BLE ASSOCIATION.
AN EXTRA MEtTINO will BE HELD AT MA
SONIC hall, This Evening, 17th lnslant, at 8
o'clock. Newly elected members aro requested to at
teud and sign the Rules.
By ordor of the President. J. L. HONOUR,
April 17 1 Secretary.
CHARLESTON FIRE F.NG1NE COMPANY.
THE OFFICERS AND MEMBi RS OF THE
Charleston Fire Engine Company will assemble at
the Engine House, Wentworth street, This {Tuesday)
Afternoon, the 17th lust., at 4 o'clock, for the trial oi the
engine.
By order of the President.
8. BENTSCHNER,
AprU 17 1 Secretary.
BOARDING.
PRIVATE BOARD WANTED.?A GEN
TLEMAN requires partial board In strlc ly
Southern family, where no Yankees are taken. TeruiS
reasonable. Locality at ont five minutes walk from St.
Michael's Church. Apply by letter only to 0. 8., this
office. 3 April 17
COPARTNERSHIPS.
THE COPARTNERSHIP
Heretofobe EXISTING UNDER THE NAME OF
CAHILL A CO., Is this day dissolved by mutual
consent GEORGE H. HOPPOCE is alone authorized
to tign the Firm's name in liquidation.
SYLVESTER CAHILE.
GtORGE H. HOPPOCE.
Charleston, & C, April 11, 18G8.
GEORGE H. HOPPOCK.
WILL CONTINUE TBE WHOLESALE GROCERY
and COMMISSION BCSlNhSS, at No. 189 East
Bay._12_April 17
DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP.
THE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE IXI8TING
bctwfen JaMES W. BROWN, E. JOHN WHITE
and GEORGE F. VON EOLNITZ, under the name of
JAMES W. BROWN & CO., le, this day, dissolved by
the death of Mr. si AMES W. BROWN. The turvlving
partners will close the business of the bite firm.
COPARTNERSHIP NWTICK.
THE UNDERSIGNED, SURVIVING PARTNER8.OF
the lato firm of JAMES w. BROWN U 0O.,? wiU
continue the auction AND COMMISSION BUSINESS
at No. 116Cast Bay, under tho same name (JAMES W.
BHOWN A co.,) and solicit a continuance of the patron
age so liberally bestowed upon the Into firm.
E JOHN WHITF.
GEO. F. VON EOLNITZ.
Charleston, April 4, 1805. thstulS AprU S
COPARTNKRSHIP NOTICE.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THI8 DAY FORMED A
PARTNERSHIP for carrying on an AUCTION,
GENERAL COMMISSION AND I>8URANCE BUSI
NESS, under tin name oi LEE A CO.
Particular attention will be giv?n to the purchase and
8aleof STOCKS, BONDS, and REAL EtTATE, both at
auction and private sale; and they hope, by strict atton
tion to business, to merit and receive a share of public
patronage.
Office In BASEMENT OF STATE BANK. Broad street
HUTSON LEE.
A. M. LEE.
Charlestor, S. C, March 31, 1666. lmo April 2
CHECKS OX 1W YORK,
In Sums to Suit.
FOR SALE BY
CONNER & WILSON.
April 17 6
EXCHANGE.
CHECK8 ON NEW YORK.
For sale by JAMES ADGER & CO.
April 17_2?
MUTILATED CURRENCY I
BOUGHT BY P. H. SEGLER,
Corner King and Basel-streets.
Febmsry 14_
ROSIN AND SPIRITS OP TUR
PENTISE,
IN QUANTITIES TO SUIT PURCHASERS, FOR BALE
lOV, by STYLES A CA BT KB,
Aprils lmo No. 19 Vanderhorst's Wharf.
DIRECT IMPORTATION
OF
CROCKERY
FROM ENGLAND.
JUST RECEIVED, DIRECT FROM LIVERPOOL,
27 crates CROCS ERY WARE, containing a splen
did assortment of best GRlMTE and 0 0 WARE,
which will be sold low by the single crate, or in lots
only.
A SAMPLE CRATE is open for inspection atmy Store.
WM. MARSOHER,
April 17_17 19 24 26 No. 78 East Bay.
S AMER S. HO WELL, Agt,
No. 33 QUEEN-STREET,
DEALER IV
HAI AND GKAIN,
HAS RECEIVED, PER STEAMERS KALOBAMA
AND CUMBERLAND, a supply of WHITE 1RO
VI8ION CORN, YELLOW CORN, and OATS, which he |
offers for sale, in lots to salt purchasers, at lowest mar
ket prices.
Orders from the country promptly executed.
April 17_
MBS. S. j. C0??HETT,
FASHIONABLE BONNET EMPORIUM
Art
FANCY MILLINERY GOODS,
NO. 263 KLNG-ST., OPP. HA8EL, CHARLESTON, B.C.,
(Up Stairs.)
Country orders filled with neatness and dispatch.
April 3_ tuths 2mo
SAVE your MON?yT
ISTew Furniture,
COOKING STOVES
AND
MATTIK Gr.
THOSE IN WANT OF FURNITURE. MATTRESSES,
MEAT SAFES, WHITE AND (.HECK MATTING,
and many other articles in the House Furnishing line,
wUl find it greatly to their intereht to patronize
Mackey & Baker,
AT No. 6G MARKET STREET.
Wo havo on hand a lot of very suporior OOOKING
STOVES, which wo guaranteo to ulva entire satisfaction.
All of the above will be sold at lower rates than cao be
purchased tlsewhere 2 April 16
KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY.
Drawn Daily at Covington, Ky.
MURRAY, EDDY & CO., MASERS.
Tickets from Si to $10.
CIRCULARS SENT FREE OF CHARGE ORDERS
for TICKETS in the above LOTTxR? promptly at
tended to. Drawing- milled as sota ?s tho Lottery is
drawn. Havana Plan Lottery?DP,000 Ticke s ; 437
Prizes. Capital Prize, $30,003. Dra*e tho last day of
each month. Address
H. T. PETER8. U. 8. Licensed Agent.W
No. 90 Hneel slreet, or Key Box 62, Ponofflce-B
April 11_Brnos
BRUCE'S FERTILIZERS.
J)*A BARRELS, JUST BECK1VED AND FOR
aO\J Ealo by ItAVENEL A CO.
April 2
TWENTY-EIGHTH
ANNUAL PARADE
OF THE
CHARLESTON FIEE DEPARTMENT
COMPANIES WILL ASSEMBLE ON CITADEL G BEEN
at 12 o'clock precisely on Friday, 27th instant, and more
from thence down Ein? street to Wentworta, through to
Meeting, down Broad, countermarching at Old Post
office.
Procession will be reviewed on lino of march by hit
Honor ihe Mayor and Aldermen in front of City HAD.
The following wl'l be the order of Procession :
ateno
Chief, Assistants and Clerk of Board of Fire Masten.
Mayor and Aldermen
Charleston Ffre Company of Armen with Steam Engine
Eagle Fire Company. .
Vigilant Pire Company.
Phcanix Fire Company.
Charleston Fire Company.
JEtna cteam Engine Company.
Marion Fire Engine Company,
IfUBIO.
German Fire Ingine Company.
Palmetto Fire Engite Company.
Hope Fire Ensine Company.
Washington Fire tneine Company.
Charleston Book and i adder Company, No. I?.
Tonng Ameiica Piro E usine Company.
StonewaB Fire Engine Company.
onrjEE or ThAtma orw:
1. Palmetto.
2. Toung America
3. Charleston Aie Compa
ny, "S'eam."
4. Stonewall.
5. Marion.
6. Charleston.
7. Phoenix.
8. iEtiia hteam Engine*
9 u.vliingion.
10. Vigilant.
I. Bo, e.
12. German.
13. regie.
Each Company allowed one tridl In the event of the
burettes of Hose a second trial will ? granted.
Hon. P. 0. GaILLABD w?l act a' Judge, and award
the Prifes. *
By order M. H. Nathan, Chief Fire repartment
B M. hTROBEL,
April 17 Clerk and Superintendent
DRESS GOODS,
BLACK AND COLORED
SILK GRENADINES,
8-4 Worsted ?renadines,
PEINTED ORGANDIES,
Printed Lawns,
WITH OTHER CHOICE ETYLF8 CF G00D8, JUST
OPENED AT
JAMES B. BETTS',
NO. 252 King-street..
April 17_fl_
Huger & Hasel!.
NO, 137 MEETING-STREET,
OIL CUPS, Plain and Glober
Check Valves, Globe Valves with )
and without Flanges; G nage
Cooks, Stop Cocks, Steamboat
and Railroad Gouges Crueiblei
Steel, Iron. Rubber and Loathe
Belting; Lace Leather, Rub
and Leather Buckets, Tallc/w*
Car and Axle Grease, Oils, fire
proof Safes. &c. &c. /
April 17_y tnfa
W. P. RUSSELL & Ca.y
No.lOHnynrv^t,
SOLE ^OEISTTS
FOB '
I H. W. JOHN'S IMPROVED RO?fcFING PRE8EBVATTVR
PAINT, BLACE DIAMOND VARNISH, 4c.
THIS HOOFING HAS B EN IN USE NINE YEARS, IS
made of heavy ? an* a??not piper?and is the only
Composition Roof which will staud the Southern ch>
mate. Can bo raeue any dc-in-d cdor. All kinds of
Roofs repaired, pain too, *c. 0*11 and too r?f?rence?
and samples. tu6 April 17
0. E. & 1. X.
No. 273 KING-STREET,
Opposite S< eiety-Street,
ARE RECEIVING FULL SUPPLIES OF SPRING ANT>
SU.M SIEK CLOTHING,
BY EVERY STEAMER,
FORMEN AM> BOYS' W EAR,
als ,
A FULL SUPPLY OF FINE CI.OTH, CASSIMERE8
AND THICoT,
FOR SPRIJV?' AND SUMMER WEAR,
WHICH WILL BE MADE TU ORDER OR SOLDtfBY
THE Y\.-D
AR goods sold at this Hon-e will bo warranted equal
to the beat Custom Wo?k. Garment-, out and made ah.
the shortest notice:
April 13_fatnthS
B?TESV1LLE F?lTOR?,
GEORGE W, WILLIAMS & CO.,,
IJFOR S A LE ON ACCOMMODATING TiRMS,
OF ASSORTED NUMBERS,
OSNA BURGS
AND SH1KTLVGS.
April 14 _8tuthl?
VniTBi' S 1 ATES MAIL
ATD
CHARLOTTE RAILROAD LINE
or
FOUR-HORSE POST COACHES !
LEAVES COL' MBIA D MLT AT 7 P. M THROUGH
TICKETi? lor cbarl ne ai d ul.intero.edkua points.
KARE REDUCE' Tu ONE i OLIAK between Columbia
and Doko?terminus oi thai lotte Railroad. Every fa
cility m our power t" nmkn pussenger comfortable.
Passengers called for and lcllvo-cd ai any house hi Co
lumbia.
?3" Office at "Nickerson's Hotel.
A. S. CLOUD.
Agent lor CUulotte k S. 0. H. R. Co. .
April 14 ft