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LARGEST C?BC?LATIOHIN THE STATE.
IARGEST CIBCULATION Di THE CITY.
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znuinina In tl?e J?oatoflloe at the end
?^f eaohweek ia published offloially
IA THE TiAJX.-ST NBTvyS every B*rl
?Suy morning. . ,
IStews Summary.
' The Indiana Republicans oppose negro suf
frage.
Blind*Tom has .composed "several admirable
pieces.
Total exports of tea from China to Groat Britain
up to February 15th, 107.G67.1?O pounds.
Thirty thousand London tailors were engaged
in tbe recent strike.
New York last year imported dry goods to the
amount of 1115,644,814.
A French machine makes eleven pounds of ice
?n hour,.al a coat of half a cent a pound..
A correspondent describes OARLYLE'B face, as
resembling "a heap of atones, overgrown tv|th
brambles."
There ia lo be a general convention of railroad
presidenta, ohiuf engiucere, and general superin
tendents ?a Philadelphia on the 4th of July.
The gold crop of the world will probably roach.
$150,000,000 this year. Previous to 1830 the
average annual yiold was lees than $34,000,000.
A man wuo attempts J to commit suicide in Can
ada, but didn't succeed, was imprisoned seven
days for thia offence.
Of forty-four Republican papers in California,
twenty-two support tho President, and twenty -
four Congress.
The Virginia Porcelain Company, Augusta
county, manufacturo excellent wares-their de
signs are noat, tanty, and well executed.
The ladies of Rome, Ga., have contributed the
?um of ninety dollars for the benefit of the family
of JEFFERSON DAVIS.
The Methodist Church at Winchester, which
ha?l been Ukeo possession of by the military for
the use of the old Baltimore Conference, has been
restored to the Church 8outb.
Tjje 10th or May, the anniversary of the death
of STONEWALL JACKSON, was observed generally
in Virginia, by a suspension of business, and by
\ ? sax ovation to our departed heroes.
It is not unusual that a'ship goes into pong
Song with & cargo of opium worth a million dol
lars.''There are frequent involves of $100,000
worth of silk.
The Commissioner of Agriculture has received
from Honduras, CsLtral America, a swarm or
?tingles? bcoe. Ttitme boco cato caeUj- amviixiod,
jaud aro, excellent boney-makers.
Th~e fast slave schooner Wanderer ha? been late
ly rebuilt in Rockland, Maine, care being taken to
preserve all her good pointa as a fast sailer. She
was launched last week1.
Hartford, Coon., has had but fifteen different
' | town clerks tinco the town was founded in 1G35.
GEORGE WILLIS servod G4 years, JOHN ALLEN 37
years, and HEZEKIATI WVIJCIS 27 years.
The hotels in Staunton present quite a neat and
comfortable appearance. Thoy must have im
proved considerably since 18C3, when they used to
charge twelve dollars a day, and (?ive a fellow no
thing to est.
The Rev. THEODORE CLAPP, the distinguished
divine, and for many years a renowned pulpit ora
tor of New Orleans, ia lying very sick at bis resi
dence in Louisville, Kentucky, and not expected
to recover.
Dr. Bran, of Savannah, formerly a professor in
the Oglethorpe Medical College, and more recent
ly a sugeon in the Confederate army, has invented
an artificial leg wine h is very highly praised by
eminent medical men.
No deaths of cholera havo oconrred in New York
city or at Lower Quarantine since Friday. Dr.
BISSKLL'S report, dated on board tue hospital ship
on Friday evening, shows that she then had one
hundred and six patients on board. '
AMiaapSrsoBiaa, of Chiokaaaw county, Iowa,
haB received an .appointment as notary public for.
Wat county.' She is the first fi malo ever having
. received Buch a comniiauion, and;?p(represented 4B'
cmipontly competent., . r.., ..... j ---- '
? table o? German publications"'for the yd'aif
1805 shows this, -result : In I theology, 1411 boolee ;
belsse-lettret,?035;.jurisprudence, 870; education,
COG; history,'?51: natural history, 517; medicine,
.401; classics','402} 'art, SB'S; mechanics, 859, etc. t,
1 he largest amount of revunuo drawn from the
-British" people thone year never exceeded 1370,
000,000, while the amount drawn the present year
from the people of the United States is at the rate
of $540,000,000 per annum.
It appears from an English Parliamentary re
turn that of 8681 men who completed their limited
service in the army in the year 1801, 4711 were
discharged,.ind 8743 were re-enlisted without pre
vious dischsrgu, and 4228 after discharge.
The picture gallery of Brown University, in
Providence, B. I., has beon enriched by afine
painting of OLIVER CROMWELL, copied irom this
original in the possesbiou of the English Dake ol
Buccleuch. It has been hung beside the picture
of CHARLES II., in Rbo?o Island Hall.
A freedmsn named Henry Campbell,- wus
brought before Justice FULLER in Montgomery
last week, charged willi a violation of bis wri:teii
contract for labor. He was fouud guilty of the
charge, floed S5'J, and committed to the county
jail in default or tho money.
Ci pt tin 0. D. COLEMAN was rekased'from tho
Missouri Penitentiary on Saturday last, by the
United Stales District Court; ho was taken out of
cou?uement on a writ of habeas corpus. The
'Court held that the Court Martial exceeded its
jurisdiction ni ixupo'bing an excessive seutenco.
Mr. JESSE L. HOLLIUAY, a wtU-kuown priijte-r ol
_ , DaUtOjore, (U?4opr JBunday, after a protfgotett 111
?- nee?, lb tlie1 oCth jWof hie ?Ja. Tho deceased
Wa? one t?fth?-oldeet members-of.ithV- Baltimore
'Typographical booie- ty, having assisted lu ice for
mation. ? if .*.'. : ?
The etearncr Chickamauga, foi merty the block
ade runner Enith, which was bunk in Cape Fear
River by the Confederates during tho attack on
Furt Fisher, has been raised, ami has arrived at
Norfolk. BLo is a double-screw iron propeller. A
12-pounder Parrott gun is still onboard. He*
?
speed from Wilmington to Norfolk averaged Boven
knota with only ona engine
Tho Spanish Ambassador at Parla ia carrying on
negotiations with the view of Spain joining the ar
rangement entered into between Prance, Belgium,
Italy and Switzerland, relative to the circulation
Of coined monoy. Tbia would necessitate tho adop
tion by that State of a curroncy of tho Btme value
as that adopted by tho four powers JQBt men
tionod.
An Irish papor says that ono unexpected and
ourious offoct of tbo oattlo disoaeo in England has
Leon to raiBO the value of goats to an extraordi
nary degree Tlioso hitherto despised animals
aro now exported ii conaidorablo numbera from
Ireland, and have been sold in several English
counties at from four to iivo pounds each-tho
ordinary price not being over ten shilling?.
The General Government intends to build a
large and commodious naval hospital on the
grounds ocoupiod by the Naval Asylum, Philadel
phia. The building is to be three hundred and
nine feet long by sixty-throo feet iu depth in
centre, and twenty-seven feet in depth on the
wings. 'Iho Btruotnre is to be of Connecticut,
brown stone, hammered otono from the Delaware
County quarries, and pressed brick.
The London Fortnightly Review publishes a
vory able and interesting articlo on "President
JOHNSON and the Reconstruction of the Union,'.'
which ia reprinted in full in the New York Daily
Neios of the 7th instant. Tho artiole is written
by Dr. CHAULES MACKAY, who is, perhaps, as well
informed on the eubjoot in question as any man in
England. He spent somo time in America during
the war as correspondent of the London Times.
According to the Central Presbyterian, the
enumeration of the Presbyterian Church South i?
as follows : Synods 10, Presbyteries 46, churches
1112, ministers 610, lieentiates 85, candidates 45,
communicante 72,693. To theee it adds the United
Synod communicants, whoBO aggregate (before
the wjtr) was 11,448, Synods 3, Presbyteries-12,
churches 165, ministers 110, licontia'OB 6, candi
dates 20. Thus the aggregate of ministers in the
United Church is' 811, of licentiates 91, of candi
dates 65, and of. communicants 83,821. Of theuo
12,473 are colored people.
?dr A.-X communications intended for publication In
this journal must be addrexxed to the Elilor of
Que Daily News, No. IB Ituyiw-streeJ, Charleston,
S. C. Business Communications to Publisher of
Dailu News.
Vt cannot undertake to return rejected communica
tions.
Advertisements outside of the city mus? be accompa
nied with the each.
CHARLESTON.
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FRIDAY MORNING. MAY 11, 1866.
THE PARLIAMENTARY REFORM RILL.
The telegraph a few dayB ago announced
that this bill bad passed tho House of Com
mons by a majority of five. But this an
nouncement'appears to have been premature.
The news by the Peruvian states that a di
vision on the question was expected on the
morning of the 23d ult., and that the friends
of the Ministry manifested the greatest anx
iety relative to the probable fate of the bill.
The measure ?B ono of such vital character,
that the existence of the Cabinet must needs
depend upon it. A mistake on such a point
ia unpardonable. A viotory even, gained by
a small majority, will not ensure the tenure
of office. Lord PALMERSTON formed the
present gnvommpnt, and ho was the only
"Liberal" who could command sufficient con
fidenoe/both within the ranks of his party,
and with the nation at large, to venture on
so bold, so radical a "constitutionni amend
ment," as is proposed by the bill of the Chan
cellor of the Exobequer. But tbe ministry
no longer enjoys the prestige of PALMER
STON^ statesmanship ; nor is it generally be?
lieved, that his mantle bas fallen upon any
of his colleagues
And furthermore it must be remembered,
that this question of reform has been agitated
for a number of years, not in Parliament, it
is true, but.in the "canvass." A Radical
party has sprung up on the strength of it.
But the late Premier never gave it the tim?.
tion of. his groat name. Though he attained
to the riper age of four-score years, he had
not succeeded- in diverting himself of the
prejudices of birth and education. He bud
commenced life in the ranks of the Conserva
tivo.party, had in due course of time become
a Liberal, and it appears did not live long
enough to learn to assimilate with JOHN
BRIGHT and this now "heart of England."
It is different with Mr. GLADSTONE. Ile
also entered publie life as a Tory, but did so.
at ao earlier period of his life than PALMER?
BTON, and at a time moreover, when Liberal
principle H had/mado moro progress. Conse
quently we how find him advocating a mea
sure, which in ?tho opinions of many, (if car
ried to its logical sequence,) must revolutionize
tbe British Government, We are not sur
prised to learn that not a few of the leading
membors of the Whig party have joined tbe
ranks of the Opposition, and in the retient de
bate-have denounced the Bill in terms of the
most virulent invectivo. In faot up to the
lu test, dates, that bave reached us by. mail,
the leaders of the Conservative party had not
IIB yet taken the floor.
Mr. DISRAELI is not a bad strategist, and
prefers to do the skirmishing with the reoent
converts. New,begotten seal, we all know,
is more intense and fiery than the colder off
spring of reason and life-long polioy. Tbe
ministry is stung to the quiok by all the hard
things said by their lute adherents. Mr.
GLADSTONE has lost bis temper several times
in ti. b conreo of the debate,-bJB eloquence
fired to its loftiest flights by such stimulus
The great guns of tho Tories aro held in re
serve, . ? ?.
Sir B. LYTTON spoke in opposition to the
Bill on tho 13th. He w?4 a,Liberal during
the early period of bis career, but has long
since oojMid to profe? nympuithy for the
mass?s, lie. is a truo ariBtoor.it; a Tory in
I theory as .well as io, practice, ilia ttpeeiuh
hold? the bill op to ridioulo: charges the
minority with putting it forward, from fear,
rather than love of tho people. He made
some very unpleasant homethrusts in tbe
, course of his remarks, ng will be seen in tho
following extract :
"Now, sir, bfciore I conclude, let me, with great
respeot, address a fow words to those moderate
Liborals who do not desire to bo buried alivo In
that memorable tomb in Westminster Abbov, in
which the last of tho Whigs is to rest, and his
countrymen to bo thankful that he can repose.
To them I say, with tho Chancellor of the Ex
chequer, 'Bo wieo, and bo wiso in timo.' [Loud
choora.] I3o wiso beforo you orosa tho Rubicon
and burn your v?asela. [Continuod cheering]
There is a story of a famous French preacher,
who, delivering a sermon on tho duty of wivo-i,
said: 'I sop a woman present who ha? been guilty
of disobedienco to her husband, and, in order to
point her out to universal condemnation, I will
fliug this breviary at lier hoad.' Bo lifted tho
book, mid every female present ducked and dive 1.
[General laughter and choeriug.] 'Alas I' said
the preacher, 'the multitude of the offenders ue
ceeettates a general amnesty.' Now I seo a gen
tleman opposito who is utility ol' dotcsting this
bill, and yet intends to vote for it; and if, in order
to point him out to universal coudemuation, the
courtesies of Parliament would pormit me to fliug
thoeo statistics at his hoad, HO many hoads oppo
sito would dnck and dive that nothing but a geue
ral amnesty could deal with such a multitude of
offenders." [Cheers.]
JOHN STUART MILL spoke next, and sup*
ported tbo bill in his UBual strong, logical
manner. Mr. MILL is ono of the lint of living
English writers and thinkers,-acknowledg
ed authority in many points of mental, social
and political philosophy. We naturally feel
interested to know the views taken on the?
subject by euch a mind. Ho began by say
ing:
"All that was asked for tho workingmen wae
that they should have such an amount of repre
sentation as that their opinions should be fairly
brought before tho House, that they should be
met by real argument, addressed to their otvu
reason, aud that their sentiments should bo ex
pressed by men who could enter into their own
way of vie wine tho questions in which they were
interested. [Hoar, hear.] When some persons
attempted to correct the errors of the working
classes, they did it as if they were talking to
babies. [Hear, hear ] If they coudcBconded to
argue with thom, it wau from premises that hard
ly any working man would bo ready to admit.
They spoke as if they thought that over}ming
which appeared self-evident to themselves must
appear equally self-evident to tho working man.
Conoeqnently their arguments scarcely over reach
ed the mark. ThcBe persons hardly ever carno
into real contact with tho working man's mind,
because they did not kno?v it. \Vlicn questions
whioh lay near tim heart of the workingmou carno
to be considered, there was no want of good will
shown toward them; that he cheorfully admitted.
[Hear, hear.] But all those artificial arrai?ge~
m? nts ot society, the necessity and advantage of
which reqnirodto bo proved to them, and iu re
spect to some of which it, was moat esseutiul that
they should be proved to thom, were nsuntly taken
entirely for granted. He did not beliuvo that the
working classes would be found to be uno ?uvinri
blo. [Hear, hear.] An ob-ervant Englishman,
who had long lived in tiie United States, lately
Bummed up his judgment upon the American-) in
these ??ords. Ho said, 'Thoy are th? most teach
able people on the face of tho earth.' "
It is not our design at thiB time either to
confirm or to contradict Mr. MILL'S views
about the "Model Republic." Farther on he
said :
"As little did ho undervalue that sound eense
and good feeling which had enabled the govern
ing classes of this country to keep their ground
and at the same time advance t ima far. Hohes
prelium; cruci nonfigeris. Thoir reward was that
by doing no harm they were nut hated, as other
?rivilegod classes somo times had huon. [Hear]
ut was that All that the legislature of this coun
try could offer to the people ? Were they to bo
content with only undoing tbo mischief which they
and their predecessors bad done in former times ?
Were not all the great and crying evils of an old
aud crowded state of society waiting to bo grap
pled with? [Hear, hear.] Tue curse of igno
rance, the curse of pauperism, the curse of dis
ease, the curse of a population bred and nurtur
ed in crime-all these things they were just be
ginning to thiuk of-just touching, as it were,
with tue tips of their fingers. And by the time
that two or three more generations were dead and
gone, they would perhaps have fonnd out the way
to cope with these evil*, and to make their coun
trymen's lives a little' more worth having. He
could not bein thinking they would make moro
progress in that good work if thoy had the classes
who were the chief sufferers from the chronic
maladies of our civilization regularly among them
to stimulate their zeal as woll as add to their
knowledge. [Hoar, hoar.]"
To all this it is objected, that however
sound these vie wa may be in the abstract,
they becomo dangerous when they inspire a
hunty and ill-considered legislation; that this
bill can only be the forerunner of universal
suffrage, and an entire uprooting of the most
cherished British institutions.
It does not beoome UB to obtrude our views
on Buch a subject. We cannot but feel the
liveliest interest, however, in the struggle,
and shall watch its progress, and communi
ante to our readers, from time to time, any
new phusOB the question may assume.
P. S. S nee writing the above, wo find that
the telegram referred to at the opening of the
itrtiol? was correct, and that tbe Bill had
passed tbe House by a majority of five.
PURLIC FEELING IN TEXAS.
The Houston Telegraph, a paper having
the largest circulation of any published in
Texas, says "that there Is no Ridical party
among the intelligent people of the lone Star
State." It is oonfined to a clique of desper
ate political g i mea tera who have no hope ex
cept in the suooees of Radicalism, and a few
dupes scattered here and there among tbo
people. The Radical strength in the Con
vontion does not in any degree represent a
corresponding Radical strength among the
people The people did not care much who
was elected to the Convention. In many in?
stances they preferred to elect men who were
originally opposed to t-ecet*ion and tho war.
This deceived some of these men, and'they
conoluded that they oould join the Radical
ranks, and still be eleoted by the people.
What a mistake ? They abused the trust re
poeod in them by a subjugated people, in
order to harmony, and joined a conspiracy to
ruin tb'em, and, therefore, they, will never be
trastea again."
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A Boston oxohange contains the following
among its local news items:
'John DAV?H, an overseer in the Eagle Cotton
Mills in Taunton, Massachusetts, Ima been mied
ten dollars and post?, and held to bail in one hun
dred dol'ar? to Ifeep the peace, for flogging a
female operative, twelve years old, with a pieco of
belt doubled. One of the girl's eye? waa seriously
injured."- ... ;
We would respectfully submit this to ihG
Reconstruction Committee as evidence that
MftssaohuBottP, if in tbo Union, should bo at
once put,out in the cold and kept there. The
Froedracn'e Bureau should nt once be put in
operation.in that State. The Civil Right?
Bill t-bould go into. tff;ct there. Su M NEU
bhonld make u speeoh of grout length agninst
the barbarous and inhuman practices of tbe
"loyalists." STEVENS should propose con
fiscation; and any one daring to state that this
waa an unusual oaf.o, should be ?mpeaohed,
or denounoed u a copperhead and a traitor.
Oli, ye loyal Minta, how holy art thoa !
_WANTS._
HORSE WANTBD.^IVANThD TO PUR
0HA8E a good, sound and gentle Work Horse.
Apply at J. 0. H. CLAUSBBN'?*,
Hay ) 1 1 Market-street.
WANTKD, HOAIin FOllAOUNTLEMAN,
vrlth a Rood room, m a respectarlo lamlly,
wbcro thoro aro no hoarders. 1* May 11
WANTKDTH LEASE, FOR A TfcRM OK
year?, a HOUSE in tho lowor part or the city,
containing (6) six upright rooms, a carriage h- use and
stablo Address, HUIUIIK tormB, Ac, Key Dox No. 9,
Charleston I'ostollleo, or apply to No. 21 East Day.
May 10
WANTKD IMMEDIATELY, A C?NFEO
'j ION lill. Ono that understands making leo
Cream and Fancy Catee-either white or colored man.
Apply ut the Mauslon House, to Mad. T. M. RUTJE8.
May 10 _1.
WANTED, A COOK, WASIIKH AIM D 1RON
ER to go in the country. Ont coming woll re
commended can get good wagt?? and a permanent situa
tion. Apply at No. 19 WARREN STREET.
April -?0 _
WANTED, A WET NURSE, TO GO TO
Wilmington. North Carolina. Apply at onco. to
the81?tersof Bl? roy, CORNER Ok' BULL AND RUT
LEDG E HTBEET8. April 33
WAITED TO VXCIIANGE, A CONVE
NIENT HOUSE, containing st ven upright rooms,
pantries, and all tho modern improvements, on a large
lot, In a contrai and pleasant part or the city, for a
PLANTATION in a healthy part or the country, with a
good dwelling and othei* necessary outhouses thereon
suitable for a large family to live on all the yesr round.
Address Post?nico Box No. 333. CharleatOD.
May 0_ wf2
RESIDENCE WANTED- XVANTED TO
purchase In a good neighborhood, a HOH.-E con
taining not less than six square rooms. Apply to
JAMES M. t>HAGKELKUim,
Broker and Beal Batato Agent.
May 7 m w13* No. 6 Broad-strott np stair?.
A GENTLEMAN, FORMERLY AN OF
FICER or the Qaartermaater's Department, U. B.
A., thoroughly acquainted with the routine o? the vari
ous Departments at Washington, offers his services In
the adjustment of c alms against the Government.
Government Securities of all kinds bonght and sold.
Apply to CLIFFORD k MATHBWJfe.8,
May 3 !mo No. 81 y Broad-street.
TO RENT, &o.
TO RENT. FOR SIX MONTHS, A FUR
NISHED UED-RGOM, pleasantly sltnated, opening
on a piazza to tho South, with a dressing-room attached.
Willi it uiav bn bad a Kitchen and Servant's room, and
oint use of a drawing room Apply to
LOWNDE? k GRIMBALL,
May 10 0 Law Bange. Broad street.
FOR RENT.-THE OFFICE No.U? I1ASEL
8TBEET, now occupied by P H Kegler, Banker.
For particulars Inquire at the Offlco. 6 May S
rpO RENT.-THE DESIRABLE STORE
L Ko. 167 Meeting-street, opposite Charleston Hotel.
Apply on tco premises. April l8
H
OOMS TO li 10.NT.- v FEW Pi.KA? ANT
and desirable ROOM? TO Rl-.N r. Applyat
April 80_No, fi9 CHORQH STREET.
TO RENT, A COM PORTA OLE TWO AND
A HALE STORY HOU8E. No. 2 Tonghty street,
one door from too corner or Butledgo Avenue. Apply
at No. 35 Broad str< et. April 30
TO RENT. THAT DELIGHTFUL. RESI
DENCE, corner East Bay and Inspection street; 8
Kijutro rooms, dressing room and pantry, 3 basement
rooms, ample accommodations for servants, carriage
house and stable, with very large lot
May 4_tow PINOKNEY BBOfl.
TO RENT_THAT OKLIOHTFUL RESI
DENCE In Mount Pleasant Vidage, owned by Mr.
8AML. 8AKDKB8, oontaining Ave raiDi, on a high
ha?ement, having all necessa y outbuildings, the yard
belog well shaded, with a good porno on the lot.
Apply to WM. JOHNSON'R Wood ? ard,
April 33 East end of Laurens-strect
"TOR SALE.
HORNE FOR SALE-A GOOD DRAF .
HOUSE, about nine years old, warranted sound
and In good order. Apply at No. 63 Anson-street. or
No. 49 Market-street_3?_May 11
FOR SALE. LEASE OR RENT, THAT
well known and eitabUsbei HOTEL, in Summer
ville, better known as "Ilrown'a Hotel." For terms, fco..
Inquire on the premises, wfm April i
A LARGE AND EXCELLENT KlaAT FOR
SALE.-A DECKED FLAT, that will carry about
fifteen cords of wood. May be Inspected before launch
ing, and purchased low by applying at the Ship Yard
next n .rib. of Bennett's Saw Mill, East Bay.
May 10_ _ a
FOR BALK, TWO NEW BOILERS, WITH
Iron Front, &o., in completo Order, 32 feet long by
38 Inches in diameter. They are lying at Mr. James
Ad.lisou's Wood Yard in Llmehonso street
For i?'mi, fco., apply to
May 10 3_J. A. EN8LOW & CO.
O DENTISTS.-FOR S*LE-% DENTIST'S
LATHE. Apply to JOHN M. HO RIVEN.
May 7 6 Alms UOUBI-, Hampstead.
FOR SALE.-THE LEASE AND OOOD
will of ? Storo or BaattattTSBt io a v.TV d< airadle
part or KING-81REET. Apply at this Offl if, botweeu 12
and 1 o'clock. G May 7
FOR ?ALE.-SCHR. "ELLA FRANKLIN,"
71 tona, old measurement; capacity 4000 bushels
rice; built of oak; copper listened; lu complete order,
and well found in ?very respect. For terme, apply to
HOllEY-iN fc NI8BET.
No. 109 Eatt Bay, next south or Courier Offlco.
_MayJ?_^^
FOR SALE.-SECO ?II ll.i.VD cttLVi'lAO
f-BESSES AND TVPE lu good order.
Fonts of Bourge >ls. Pear). Nonpareil, Minion, etc
SMITH HAND I'KtHS-Platen, 52>?x-?7 luches; bed,
26 UaStX luches.
WORKELHANDPRE88-Platen, 22x23 inches; bed.
24 Xx35& inches.
WA-BINGTON HAND PRESS- Platen, 23*?x28>?
inrhe?; bed. 21x30 Inches.
HOE HAND PREBS-Platen, 22^x28 inches; bed, 2G.>;
i31 J, Inches
RUGGLEb' JOB PRES'i-Blanding Sheet Press.
Address W. D. MAXWELL, Wilmington. DeL
Or J. w. MCMILLAN,
May 8 At tub. Office.
T
OOPaeJITNEESHIPS.
THE PARTNERSHIP
HEBETOFOR? EXISTING UNDIR THE FIRM OF
JARROTT, BAOOr fc CO.. ia (his day dissolved
by mimisl?inBint; the business will hereafter be con
ducted under the firm or JARROTT fc BACOT. . ,
Florence, Miy 6ih, 18GS. . 1 Miy II
*!..- BUSINESS NOTICE.
FROM THIS DATE, Mtt. A N. PUNDT HAS WITH
DRAWN from the Firm of FREEMAN, PUNDT k
CD. The Firm will continue under tho nsme of FREE
MAN, PUNDT'ft CO. VIBG'NlUS FREEMAN.
J. M PUNDT. ^i
RALPH TREMBLY, Ju
Charleston, May 1, 18C6._8_May 10
DISSOLUTION.
THE FIRM OF JOHNSONS fc WHITING WA8 DIS
SOLVED, by mutual oon.ent on the 1st or MareR,
18tH>. . O.K. JOHN HON.
A 8. JOHNSON;
H. F. WHITING.
THE U?DEHSIGVKD
WILL CONTINUE THE RKADY MADE Ci OTHIKG
AND TAILORING BUSINESS in all its branches,
at the Old Stand, No. 273 King street opposite 8 ?duty
streot O. R. fc A. 8. JOUNSuN.
April l8 _ftfawlmo
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE?
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY FORMED
a Copartnership under the style of R. W. GALE fc
CO., for conduct lu? the Carrrlago Business, and a Gen
eral Commission and Auction ?tis.nes?, at the old
Carriage Stand of R. W. Gale, Nos 4Gand 48 Wentworth
street R W. ?ALB,
OEO. O. ROBINSON.
Charleston May 5, 1866. May 7
MEDICAL NOTICES.
E
DR. P. ORRVAIS ROBINSON,
E8IDKNOE AND OFKlOE
tNo. 23 LEGARE STREET. wfm6? ' May 0
Dr. HENRY D. FRASER
H48 lE?BMED THE PRACTICE OP HIS TKO
PEBslON in the city. Office and residence st No.
91 Tradd street 3* ' May In
BOARDING. (
B?
OARDINU- V FEW HOARDERS CAN
wj 1)0 acormmrxlated In a private family, on reasona
ble term?, at N0. 10 Wentworth street' a few rlrtora ?aat
or AD.on. -, Mr?, E. B. WH.TNEY.
' Maf7 . . . :, -6?
SNIiTII!?T(i co?? R'AOTOPflt
RAtftl PROPOSAL? WILL BE ht C . 1VEO UNTIL
tho 15th fl ty ?if Julie lor. the thorough repair of tho
W.lii.-inisbiirff Jail. Ti.o o litmtor to '.wiirra the work
Is given will be required to give bond Stlth approved
aeeiirfty for the faithful performance ol the conditions
of the contract. The rop iiT to commence a? ?oon aa
the work han been let out, and to proceed with hast? mi
til flnl-hed.
Persona dcslrlnrj to make proposals would do well to
inspect the butidln.s with eith-r member of the Board.
Contractors must Inrnlab, at their own expense, bond
and agreement
j Address WM. F. ERVIN,
May 10 6 Chairman of Boar?. Hingst?*, 8. O,
MEETINGS.
l.X CANDEUR LODOK, Ko. 30, A. B1 st.
A REGULAR COMMUNICATION OF THIS LO I) OR
will be hold at Masonic Hall, Thit Evening, at halt
pa?t Boren o'clock.
Candidates for H re omi Degreo will bo punctual. Mem
bers aro rcquexted to como lorward promptly.
By order of the W. M.
May 11 1* JOSEPH BAM90V. 8ecrotarr.
EAGLE FIIIH KXtiINK, COMPANY.
ATTEND THE ANNIVERSARY MEETING OF YOUR
Company This {Friday) Evening, tbo lilli Inst, at
8 o'clock.
Hy order. JOHN HE8SEYIANN.
May 11 1* Secretary E F. E. Co.
YOUNO A MU It IO A F-llUi ESOINK COM
PANY.
ATTEVD AN EXTRA MEETING AT CHARLESTON
Flro Company Engiri? House, ?t 8 o'clock, This
Evening. A loll ami pomonal attendance lu deblred, as
bunine*-? of Vital lmportanco will LO considered.
By order. SlBLhY,
May 11 1 Secrftary pro tem.
LOST, STOLEN, &c.
THIRTY DOLLARS REWARD.-STOtEN
from Janie? Weloy's Wagon Yard, King street,
Charleston, on the night of t >e 37th March, a ?mall
BAY MARE; bas on her rump a few Braal white ?pom;
on her left hind le? on the outside, between the hawk
and knee joint, theru is a hard knot; one hind loot
white. Tho ?hove reward will bo paid for the recovery
of the Maro, and an additional ?um f?r proof to convict
the thief App.y to L. E. PARLER,
Holly Hill, or
HENRY J?GER,
May 10 4 No. f 08 Klng-street,
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD-LOST
at Racoon Hall on Friday, April 27th, a Bay Mare
Mule, three years old, unbroken. Tho raid Mule waa last
?eon near the 8tate Road going towards Summerville.
Any infornintion respe* tin* it, address B. P. MARION,
8t Stephen's Depot, N. E. R. li., or at Pineville.
May 7 7, 1116 3. BENJ. P. MARTON.
dfir/". REWARD-STOLKN FROM MY
wpDV_J Rtable on Oakley Plantation, M miloa from
Charleston, on the Northeastern Railroad, on the night
of the 13th. a HM.iLL BLACK HORSE MULE. Wth a
new BADDLE AND BRIDLE; the Mule Is shoil and
paces. Fifty dollars reward will be paid for the appre
hension of the Mule and the thief, or half of the amount
for the return of the Mule. N. H. GUYTON.
April IS
LOBT, WHILE RIDING FllOfll THK
Mills House ti tho Arsenal aud back, a small GOLD
WATCH, enamelled, with ?Jimia and Locket attached.
Any person rinding the samo and returning le tit the
office ot the Mills House will bo ibi rally rewarded.
Maya
--aia----n-WM-i?iww?w" I.IMMM.W,
SCHOOLS.
CHARLESTON COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
Ko. 262 (IN THE BEND) KING hTREET.
THE UNDER81GNE? RESPECTFULLY AN
NOUNCES to the public that the exercises of Ihii
institution will bo coiumincwl ou MONDAY, tbo lath
day of May, Tho course of studio* will include 8INGL K
AND DOUBLE ENTRY BOOK.-KEt.PlSU, according to
the most approved method? of modirn accountatuts;
ARITHMETIC), particularly in Its relation to mercantile
transaction? and penmanship, business aud ?.ma
mental. In addition to the abuvo branches, a complote
course of lectures will be delivered upon COMilKH
0I4.L JURISPRUDENCE, BANKING. OrNEKAL
BRC>KER*GE,?8HIPP1NG AND COMMISSION BUSI
NESS, hy a competen' corps of instructora who have
been enitagod-thux affording unequsled ticilitles for
the att ?lument ot a finl?hcd comme?dal oiucatlou.
Fur further particular?, apply as ab" ve. or to
WILLIAM M. PELOT. Principal.
May li 0
THE KX?RCISK8
OF MISS FOG ARTIE'S 8CHOOL WILL BE RE
SUMED on Monday, May nth, at No. 124 Calboun
street._V?_May 11
CARD.
MADAM HUMMEL RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCES
to her friend?, and the public generally, that ?-he
haa returned to the city, and will resumo the duties o
her profession ?a teacher of the PIANO FORTE. Wi ?
also give lesson? In GERMAN and FRENCH. Apply a
ZOGRAUM, YOUNG k CO.'8 Mnsio Store, No. ID? bing
street. mwf
FREIGHT ARRANGEMENT.
ALL FREIGHT OR EXPRESS PACKAGES FOR
Santee, Union, Jonesville, Pacol-t, or any point,
on the Union and Spartanburg Railroaii, consloned to
meat Allston, G. ando. R. It. ?ill receive prompt at
tention and dlapatch by wagons.
May 11 8 W. 8HIVEB.
THE FISHERIES.
?\i*r\ LBS. NET 8EINK AND SHAn TWINES
(J?U 170 Dt/Z. FI8H LTNF8-Cotton, Linen, Silk
and Gras?
HO M KISH HOOKS-Limerick, Kirby and otheif, for
?alt sud fresh wat?-r A-bing
BOBS, FLOAT 8. SPIN >ER8
0\ST NETS FOR SHRIMPS AND MULLETS
Orders taken f-?r SEINES
The above at ? hok-sule and retail by
SAfil'L R. MARSHALL,
No. 310 KING STR?ET.
May 11 3 Third door belr?w society street
ICE COOLERS,
ICE PITCHERS.
WIRE DISH COVERS.
TOIL? SETS.I
JAPANNED AND BLOCK TIN GOODS,
And a well selected S toe'? of HARDWARE at lo* price?,
ac wholesale aud retail by
SAMUEL R. MARSHALL,
No. 31? King Htrct.
May 11 3 Third doorbeow Merchants'Hotel.
TUE BOOKS FOR SUBSCRIPTION
TO
The EdiBto and Ashley Canal Company
AUB NOW OPEN AT THE OFFICE OF MESSRS. ?NO.
8. BIGGS k CO , corner Broad and East Bay.
SHARES, ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS EACH, payable
inmonihly inatalmeu ta of FIVE DOLLARS PER SHARK.
Apply to J. RAVF.NEL MACBETH,
April 13 i Secretary ?nd Treasurer.
A. CARD
TO T;m
Gentlcmeu of Marleston ana Vicinity.
THE UNDERSIGNED DESIRE TO INFORM 'THEM
that they have leased the sroond Moor ol the build
ing on tho ?O UN ER OF MARKET AND KING STREETS
(known a? tbe Adger building), where they have fitted
.op, In every particular, a nrsi-clasa BILLIARD HALL,
cnmpilsing Eleven Table?, from the u anufactoty of
Mesara. Kavanagh k Decker.
Those wishing to passa pleasant ovenlug in the enjoy
ment of this game, eannnt but help to find this the cool
eat and bett adapted room in the City.
A privat? 8AMPLE ROOM 1? attached, stocked with
the finest importation?.
Gentlemen are Invitai to call aud inspect tot them
.?Ive?.
LORINGh & TURNER.
April 0
KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY.
Drawn Daily at Covington, Ky.
MURRAY, EDDY & CO., MABABERS.
Tickets from $1 to $?O.
CIRCULARS BENT FREE OF CHARGE. ORDERS
for TICKETS in the ?bove LOTTERY promptly at
tended to. Drawings mailed as soon ?. tho Lottery la
drawn. Havana Plan Lottery-80,000 Tlcke a; ?95
Pr?tes. Capital prise, ?100,000. Draw? the 18th and
Slat of each month. Addresa
H. T. PETERS. U. 8. Licensed Agent,
Ho. 00 Hasel street, or Key Box S3, Pot tofnoe.
April 11 flin"?
JUST PUBLISH??',
BETSEY JANE WARU;
BETTER-HALF TO ARTEMAS,
HUR BOOK OF QOAKB.
EVfRY READER OF THE WOB K8 OF A. WARD
(Btinwniaii) rnostaurely getthla oompai.lon volume.
It Is the riohtft specimen of comic llteratbre extant
The order? are pouring In tot it Remember, Ant ooma
-flr?t ?erred.
CAPITAL ILLUSTRATIONS.
1 vol. 15mo. Elegantly Bound in ?'loth. Price $1 SO
?ty A Liberal Ducount to the Tra le, from whom Or
ders ?re aoiloiud.
gold hy all Bonksollprs, and.?i 1 Ix? ?rntby mall, post
paid, on receipt of orlo?.' by J?MfB u'K *NE>
. ?> PublUber, No. VM Nasaau-atreot, isew Hoik.
' May?' _?..?.??.? . ' g
NOTICE.
rpnE SUBSCRIBER HAVING RETURNED TO LHB
A City, will ooutntet tor all ?inda of HOUSE-BUILD.
?a AND REPAIRING. W. U. GHUVER,
No. mWentworth-?tre?t
Or *t DAWSO? ft Biooxxua'a, No. 17 BrcokUatnat
Septembetl tr?h?
HIBERNIAN HALL.
T?e Southern Combination Tronic
RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE TO rHECIT'ZBNS
of chirle.-ton that ttcy will glvo a Fortis nfper
brmancce at Hibernian Hall, commencing THURSDAY.
May 10.
Their performances consist of Comic ond IrlHh Ronqs,
Fancy Dances, Negro Comedians, Pantomlnilste, Clog
Dancing, fcc, each and every ouo for their Individual
;al"nt.
For particulars see small bills.
BARHY CARTER,
May 11 2 Stan? Manager.
PANS! PANS! PANS!
YON SANTEN'S BAZAAR,
NO. 290 KING-STREET,
THREE DOORS BELOW WENTWORTH,
The Emporium of Paris Fancy Goods, Toys,
Confectionery, &e., ?Src,
C
AN BOAST OF ITS HOST BEAUTIFUL BELEG.
TION OF
F -A.:tsr s
for this season. It must be seen to be appreciated. The
moat elegant DRE88 FAN8, of all colors and shadta,
with and without Marabeau Feathers, and Ivory Hand
les most beautifully carved ; and some or entirely new
patterns, with perfumed batidles.
Elevant BRIDAL FANS, and the over desirable
POCKET TRAVELLING FAN8. BLACK FAN8, of
Lulco and Paper, at all prices; and the low priced
BROWN LINEN FANS for home den.
Many other kinds, not hare enumerated, can be
found at tbo well-known
VON SANTEN'S BAZAAR.
tST Ladies ft,0 specially invited to call early and
moko ttelr selection, as tho assortment is now the most
complete In the City. ?m2 Moy 11
LIDIES' TRAVELLING BIGS
OF MOROCCO LEATHER.
TRAVELLING STRAW BASKETS,
Ladies' and. G-oiits'
DRESSING CASES,
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
AND OTHER DESIRABLE GOODS. HAVE LATELY
been added to tim already largo and beautiful as*
sortmont of FANCY ?O0D8, at
VON SANTEN'S BAZAAR,
No. 2B0 KINO STREET.
May 11 fm3 Three doors belo-v Wentworth.
(MDiiEiY? MRRIAGBS,
PERAMBULATORS,
GIGS, OAB8. GIBLS' A<?D B YS' PBOPELLER8,
Ac, of different qutlltien and at varions prices,can
now be bought cheaper than eUewhero at
VON SANTEN'S BAZAAR,
NO. 290 KING STREET,
May 11 fmQ Three doors below Wentworth.
FISH HOOKS, .
RODS,
COTTUtV, LI\K.\ AND MLK LINES,
AND EVER! DE8CBIPTION OF
FISHING TACKLE,
HAVE JUST BEEN RECEIVED. AND WILL HENCE
FORTH always be kept for sale, at wholesale and
retail, at
VON SANTEN'S BAZAAR,
Ne. 290 King-street,
THREE BOORS BELOW WENTWORTH.
May 11_Ima
KEROSINE OIL LAMPS,
TO BURN WITH OR WITHOUT CHIMSEYP, FOB
the Parlor, Dining Room, Hall, Eltchen and
Nursery.
KEROSINE OIL BRACKETS AND CHANDELIER8,
for Hotels, Dining Saloons and Stores, with Plated Glass
Befleciors.
BRACKETS, WITH UROE REFLECTOBS AND
LAJNTKHltft-, very Miitat.lt- for loo Cream Gardens.
OL..8S GLOBES AND PA PER b HADES of all s'zea
and designs
'?LASS CHIMNEYS of all sizes.
L*.MP WiCKs ANO OIL CANS, to hold froii a q'iart
to li? pallon? of oil. Tim latter are for hotel u-e, and
have fawcete attached.
KEROSINE oIL, warra- ted of the purest quality, for
rate in ai-y qnautity to consumers, and by the barrel or
10 (tallon cans to dealers.
3 he above is without doubt the mest complete as
sortment In the city, and now offered at the lowest
prices, Wholesale and Retal-, at
VON SANTEN'S BAZAAR,
No. 390 KINO-STREET,
Three doors below Wontworth-stroet.
May 11 ima
Mrs. M. J. ZER1?0W
3STO- 339 aSCZISTGt-?T-,
Between George and Calli un-sts.,
TAKES LEAVE TO INFORM THE LADIES THAT
abobas just rccelv-d alargo assortment of every
variety ol Millinery Goods, amongst whl.h will be found
the fashionable ..SUNDOWNS/' of ever j quality and
color . ' . -J, ,
A chol e and well ?ejected supply of all the Newest
8ljlo?, I- all branches of the business, Is always kept on
band.
Ladles from the country aro ro<pootfuUy requested to
call and inspect tho stock beforo purchasing else? hero.
MB8. M. J. ZEBNOW,
Msy 11_'finwa?_No. 809 King street.
MILITARY AND NAVY
CAPS.
OFFICER'S GOL") UK AIDED FATIGUE
OAP?
OFFICER'S 8ILK-BBAIDED FATIGUE
CAPS
MoOLELAND BLUE CLOTH CAPS AND;
NAVY BLUE CLOTH 0AP8 AND COYI
REGULATION FINK CLACK FELT H^TS
TRAVELLING, OPERA, VI9IIING, AJRD BUSINESS
CAPS. /-.
STESLE'S HAT HALL,
KING-8TREET, OPPOSITE 800MTY-9TREET.
M.yT_J mftl.fl
SPIuM. AND ntMBR GOOD?
THE SUBSCRIBER, TTA.VING JUST BJETURNBD
from tim North, take s this method of informing
the public that be is lecelVing a full assortment of
ULOTBH. OAB-SIMERES, COATI ftGB AND VE8T1NGB
of 'ho brif,t foreign and dome silo manufacture, adapted
to Spring Slid hu mm. r wear
These-Boort? havlinn lieen purchssod recently, and at
very low Dgu-e?, i rrsons ?rlshidg anything In my Un?
will find It o their advantage to give me a caji, as I have
tilt? DOIMI ?xperienced wo i knien? and am prepared to
make inetD tip lri th?? very beat -stile at Kdgtrton A;
RJeliarfls' old atand, No. VU Broed-atreot. .? ,
Marou 80_^_J. 8. PHILLIP&
C?OOf^ki"* A VEAU NA DK UY ANY UMB
ub?/KJ\J\J WITH *l6.-8Wndl aools. Ho ex
?ortonoe. neosaaary. The Presidents, Oasblets, ana
Tre**urori of" ?roo Banks Indorse the circular. Ben
trot with uampiee. Address the Ain?rioan Htenell Too
Works, Bscln?raald. Vsmoht. alaren. 1ft
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