The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, May 15, 1866, Page 5, Image 5
Tile Daily News.
TUESDAY MORNING, MAY 15, 1866.
LAKtJEST CIRCULATION* I* THE STATF.
LARUEST CIRCULATION Di THE CITY.
em- THE LIST aw LBTTKRS r?s
?a liiilup: tn t-.? JPostoi-o? ot the end
at _t*ol? wtMilt is piabliehed ol-oially
In TETE* ?iVI_.Y NKWS every Fri
day morning._
~__?CAL MATTERS.
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mr SEE 8SCOND AND TBIED PAOES. ?_?
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?'CHOLERA."-An interesting communication on
this Bubjco* will be found on our second pago this
morning, to which wo invite the attention of
readors.
WE ABE requested to call the attention of con
signees per echooner Mattie E. Tabor, from Phila
delphia, which vessel is daily expected, to the ad
vertisement of Mr. O. DAVIS, NO. 10, Old Blip,
New York, which appears in our advertising col
THB roi-OWINO clearances were received last
night at too late an hour to bo placod under the
proper heading :
Bark Princeton, Ackorly, Wilmington, N C-J A Enolow
A Co.
Behr Ell_betb, Kelly, Now York-J A Enalow 4 Co.
Behr Mary D Ireland, Ireland, Phlladolplila-H F Baker
ft Co.
Exports per sehr Mary D Ireland, for Pblladelphtt-72
bales Cotton, 3 baiea Rope OuttlinjH, lot Old Machinery,
1630 bars Railroad Iron, 12 Empty Barrels.
EXPORT.-The British bark Eureka was cleared
for Liverpool at the CuBtom House yesterday, by
Messm. BlAUBDALia, ?_\cu <t Co., with the following
cargo: 31 bales sea iBlaud cotton, 17- bales upland
cotton. 432 barrels rosin; valued at $248,268 93.
Wu are pleased to note the dispatch with which
the British birk Eureka, Oapt. G. W. SMITH, haB
mot with by Meaara. MARSHALL, BEACH & Co.
TheBO gontlomen have on tho berth for Liver
pool tie first-class Norwogian bark Orion, which
will be filled up with diapatc'-.
Mr. B. LAKE, No. 59 Broad-street, hue sent us
the latest issues of the following periodicals:
Harper's Weekly, Frank Leslie's Illustrated news
paper, tho Fenian Brotherhood, the Jri.?i"i Ameri
can, the Irish People, the New York Weekly, the
Now York Mercantile Journal, the New York
Weekly Ti-ibune, tho /Scoi*c*i-_mmcan Journal,
Gleason's Literary Companion, the Sunday Mer
cury, and the Now York Day Book, ot May 12.
The latter copies the article on Stonewall Jackson's
Last Days, by Dr. HONTEB MCGUIRE, from the
Richmond Medical Journal.
WEATHER, ETC.-We are having most delightful
weather this month; rather hot, perhaps, but not
more ao than is usual at this season. The nights
are cool and refreshing, inviting tired nature's
sweet restorer; always provided, however, you
have taken the necessary precautions to secure
immunity from tho attacks of the sanguinary
mosquito host. We have had an abundance of
rain during the past few weeks, laying the dust in
the city, and stimulating vegetation in the coun
try. The health of the city, as far as we are in
formed, is very good at this time; no sp?cial type
of disease prevailing, and the doctors complaining
of having nothing to do. Altogether, wo have
every reason to be thankful for the blessings a
kind Providence has thna bestowed npon ns.
THE FIBE yesterday morning was rear the cor
ner of John and Elizabeth streets, in a hay and
grain atore on Elizabeth street. It was first no
ticed about two o'clock, ?hen the alarm waa givtn,
and Mr. MOBAN'H family awakened (to whom thia
store belonged). Tbo roof of Mr. M.'s house
caught several times in the course of the morning,
but the fire was always promptly extinguished by
the firemen, who had gone out on the roof. The
grain store WRB ontirely consumed, though it waa
built of brick. Owing to the great scarcity of
water, the Fire Department had great difiiulty to
master the fi?mes, and the engines worked away
from a little after two o'clock till daylight. Mr.
MORAN had juat received a fresh cargo of feed aud
grain a few dajB ago; was partially insured at the
Agency of Messrs, TUPPER A LANE, for $1000 on
house and $2000 on the ?lock.
The fire waa undoubtedly the work of an incen
diary. Mr. MOHAN bad his kitchen burned io a
similar manner about three months ago. If our
police is inadequate to protect citizens again- the
fiendish work of the midnight incendiary, we are
certainly in favor of having the force increased;
i. e. if there is a reasonable expectation that such
increase of the police will afford us greater secu
rity of life and property.
CiiAMBEn OF COMMENCE,-Tho regular quarterly
meeting of this body waa held at the Hiberoian
Hall laet night, according to previous announce
ment. The meeting was well attended. A large
number of new members were eleoted. After the
usual routine business had been dispatched, a ae
ries of resolutions were Adopted, in reference to
the shipping interest of this port.
On motion of H. QOCIIDIS, Esq., a resolution
was adopted appointing a committee to proceed to
Cincinnati, in conjunction with the delegates ap
pointed by the Bjard of Trade, for the purpose oi
urging the completion of the Charleston and Cin
cinnati Railroad.
GEOBOE A. TBENIIOLM, Esq., offered a resolution
calling for ? committee to confer with City Coun
cil, in reference to the rebuilding of the city. He
supported tho resolution by an able and appropri
ate epeeoh.
After the business had been transacted, the So
ciety eat down to a bounteous collation, farniahct'
by Madame A. FAVIZB.
THE RICHMOND MEDICAL JOURNAL for May har.
reached us-Doctors E. 8. GAILLARD and W. 8.
McOnMNE* editors. The first article is by br.
HUNTER MCGDIHE, Professor of Surgery in thr.
Medical Collego of Virginia, and lato Medioal Di
rector of Gen. JACK8ON'8 corps of the A. N. V. IU
subject is one of great goneral interest, both in
and out of the profession : "Last Wound of the
late General JACKSON (Stonewall)." Dr. MOGOIBI
waa the physician in attendance, and, as the friend
and staff ofneor of Gen. JACKSON, naturally felt the
greatest anxiety for the distinguished patient,
The story is well told.
\ The next article, on Unusual Deformity of the
Hips from Muscular Contraction, is by Dr. B. A.
KINLOCH, of Charleston, who 1**8 contributed
many papers at different times, to various Ameri
can scientific journals.
There are many other original and selected arti.
cles of merit In this number, together ** itli corres
pondence, reviews, etc. We wish the Biobmont*
Medical Journal overy success, and recommend ii
heartily to our professional friends and readers.
DECAY'S EFTAOTNO FINOBB will never mar tin
teeth that are brushed daily with odoriferoui
Bor.oDoNT. It leuda a floral fragrance to thi
breath aa woll a? protects tho to?, th from corro
.Ion aad dcoorapoaitioo. to?2
THE IaAPixa' .ASSOCIATION TO OOUUEHOHATE THE
CONI-I?DERATE DEAD.--A large and enthusiastic
mooting of the ladies of Charleston vas held at
the Mills House yesterday afternoon, with a view
of forming an association to e'reot a monument
and boAulity the graves of the Confederate dead.
At the roqueat of tho ladios Rev. Dr. BACHMAN
took the Chair, road a very appropriate address,
and road tho Thirty-first Psalm and Prayer
The following oflicora wero elected:
naman
MB?. M. A. SNOWDEN.
TICE-PRKBID8NI&
Miss MABY O. BOB-ROWS.
Mas. DU.. WM. M. FITCH.
MICB ANNIE SIMPSON. Recording Secretary.
MRS. I?. CHAP?N. Correep.ndlDg Secretary.
MRS, HENRY WIOFALL. Ti oasurer.
EXECUTIVE CJMMITTEE.
Mrs, F. J. Porcher.
MIBS Fitch.
MIBS K. Gillilanu.
Miss Isabel Barrows,
Mrs. Nelson Carter.
?ira. P. O. G ?allard.
Mra- 3. lu Snowden.
Mrs. Zimmerman. Davis.
Mrs. Wai. Wiley.
Minn Laura Porter.
Mrs. F. C. Blane.
Mrs. R. S. OUriotrborg.
Mr?. H. W. Oonnor.
Miss Mary Gay.
Mrs. - Olney.
Mrs. Julia Boll.
Miss Julia Ohrietzberg.
Mino Eliza Palmer.
Uiv. Mrs. Bowman.
Mrs. O. A. Ball.
Mrs. J. Gllliland.
Mrs. Col. Simon ton.
Mrs. George Robertson.
Mrs. Dan'I Fairchild?.
Mies Jane Yatee.
Mlis Ialsaie Parker,
Misa oantwoll.
VISITING COMMITTEE.
I?CT. Mrs, Bowman. I Mrs. David Hiker.
MU? K. GlUitaud. Miss Eliza Palmer.
MIBS 3. A. Barrows. |MIBB Annie Davis.
The following R?solu tiona wero adoptod:
Resolved, That this Association be called "The
Ladies' Association of Charleston to Commemo
rate the Confederate Dead."
' Resolved, That this Association visit the graves
of the Confederate dead on the 16th of Jane-the
anniversary of tho battle of Secessionvillo.
Resolved, That this Association hold ita next
meeting at the Lutheran Church, Archdale-atreet,
next Monday afternoon, at 5 o clock, when an ad
dress will be delivered by tho Rev. T. J. Wightman.
.Resolved, That the thanks of the Association be
tendered to Joseph Purcell, Esq., for his kiudness
in permitting the ladies tho nee of his drawing
room, and that the Secretary bo instructed to en
close him a copy of tbia resolution.
Tho meeting was all that could have been do
sired, and w? wish the ladies of Charleston entire
success in their noblo enterprise.
-o- ,
SABBATH SCHOOLS.-Wo had tho pleasure of be
ing present at the celebration of the Sabbath
School of Citadol Square Baptist Church on lust
Snnday afternoon. The oervices wero of a very
impressive and interesting charaoter, and reflect
great credit upon all who have exhibited so great
interest in promoting the welfare of the young,
by religious instruction. Such instructions aro
calculated to bo of much benefit, particularly
when conducted on the plan adopted by this
Church, where music becomes one of its features.
Tho exeroises wore commenced with a Sunday
School hymn, sung hy the ohildren under the di
rection of Professor Oso. A. ROBINSON, whose un
tiring efforts in giving musical instruction to
them has been amply rewarded by the beautiful
manner iu which quite a number of hymns were
sung dnring the afternoon.
After prayer by the Rev. Mr. CUTHBEBT, Pastor
of the Church, the Superintendent of the School,
W. S. HENNERY, Esq., read the Annual Report,
which was very satisfactory, and gave evidence
that the teachers, by their zeal and perseverance,
had again fully established the School, after a
temporary suspension occasioned by the war.
The ohildren were then addressed by the Rev.
Mr. CDTBBBBT in his naual pathetic and instruc
tive style, bringing to the attention of parents and
children their duty, and the advantages to be de
rived by early religions instruction.
Dr. S. H. BROWN was next called on, who ad
dressed the congregation and ohildren in a chaste,
distinct and handsome manner, which could nqt
but eiioit the approbation and hearty co-opera
tion of all present.
Another hymn by the childron, and the bene
diction by the Pastor closed these pleasant exer
cises, which could have been enjoyed by the large
assembly for a much longer time.
HOMICIDE.-About6o'clock yesterday evening
a colored man waa killed under the following cir
cumstances: Tom Levy, freedman, living on King
street, below Tradd, had a "fuss" with his wife;
she ran out into the street; he pursuod her,
pistol in hand, and ordered her to como back.
She grasped his hand, so as to prevent his shoot
ing her. He firnd, and shot his brother, Jim Levy,
who happened to be one of several colored per
sons standing close by during tho melee. The ball
took effect on tho left Bide of his neck, severing
the carotid artery, it is thought. The hemorrhage
was very profuse, and the man died in about 10
min?tes. Tom ran back through tho lot (Mr.
PE.VDEROAST'B), jumped the fence into the Scotch
Church yard, and got away. Several froedmen
standing by voluuteered to assist the police in
their effort? to capture him, and succeeded about
11 P. M. in arresting him on East Bay. Tom sus
tains a bad character in his neighborhood; dis
posed to bo quarrelsome; always carries a pistol,
and threatens to nee it on the least provocation.
TBOVOST COURT-May li-United States va.
JOHN FOBBES, white.--Assault.-The defendant
stood charged with beating a freedman on tho
10th inat. daring the row in King and Radcliffe
streets. A number of witnesses were examined
for the proBocation and defence. The offence
was not proven, and the Court diaoharged the
prisoner.
An intelligent colored man, a lawyer, assisted
in the prosecntion. He was quite self-possessed,
and conducted the cross-examination with great
credit to himself. We are authorized to state
that he is in no wise connected with Mr. BOWEN'B
practico.
United States vs. JOSEPH BILLETDOX, white.
Stealing sashes from a negro's house.-Found
guilty, and sentenced to ten days' imprisonment.
The United States ti?. B. REILS_Selling li
quor to soldiers.-Witnesses for the prosecntion
I having failed to appear, the case waa deferred.
The United States vs. Solomon Epps.-As
sault and disorderly conduct.-Witnesses having
failed to appear, the prisoner was discharged.
The United States vs. Plenty Mlnyard and Bony
Oadsden.-Stealing a boat_Defendants admitted
that they had taken the boat, and agreed to pay
the owner, Carolina Michael. He demands thirty
dollars for the nee of the boat, and as indemnity
for the loss his crop had sustained by the time he
waa engaged hunting for the boat. The Court
sentenced the prisoners to thirty days' hard labor.
I The several parties engaged in the Elliott-street
row on Saturday night, are to be tried before
Military Commission. So also the freodmen from
Barnwell, accused of stealing horste ard mole?
hear Graham's Turn-Out.
BAHNWELL.-Tho Sentinel of Saturday, speaking
of the crops, says*. "As far as we have been ablo
to observe the crops in the District are promising-.
The wheat crop, in some localities, has been in
jured by rust,,but in. other. sootionB look?"-well.
I While passing a few days ago through the planta
> tion of Major D. wo saw one of the finest fields of
wheat in the District,' th'o. ground was highly
manured'and wo ?predict for him'an abundant
yield. The corn IB still email but growing welL
On account of the unsound cotton seed we .shall
not expect over half a crop of cotton."
i ? ' a.?
_ There are 0247 rum ?hop? in Kew York and
Brooklyn.
BUSINJ-iSS NOTICES.
Auction Salea Titi? Dixy.
MoK AT ?V CAMPBELL will sell this ?la;, at their store. ?
U?BC1 ?trcot, next to Poatofl*co, at IO o'clock, by cata
logue, dry good*, clothlug, rtraw gooda, and notions.
Con?*-, IIAKOKIL *< Co. will sell this day, at ta?
north of tho ExchaDg", at li ti clock, a valnahlo lot oi
land ia Cumborland ne.rly oiipndte Philadelphia street.
QEOROE nu.sr.KEN will sell thisdiy, before bia atoro,
No. l8 Vendue Range, at 10 o'clock, a larg* variety ol
miscellaneous articles.
MILES DRAKE will acll thU day, at Ula atoro, coraer
of Kinn and Liberty etroota, at 10 o'clock, dry goods,
harneas, hat?, &c.
F. BACKUS will sell this day, at his ?toro, No. 18C
Meeting street, at "0 o'clock, furnltu-e, matt re st es,
clothing, kc.
T. M. OATIB will sell this day, on Brown's Wharf, at
10 o'clock, butter, shoulden, strips, mea? boef. ?to.
MILLI?AN. MEU'IIERS & Co. will sell thla day, at
their ?tore. No. 20 Vendue Bango, at 10 o'clock, melton
ctoths, tweed*, longclothe, furolture, ?te.
JAB, W. BROWN & Co. will aeU thla ?Jay, at their Blore,
No. 116 Etat Bay, at 10 o'clock. May batter, la tilca' and
talasea' mattera, ko.
SAMSON A A__a will aeU, thla day, at their talca
room, ho. 16 Vendue Range, at 10 o'clock, baoon,checae,
fancy gooda, ko,
HKHBT COBLA k Co. w-.ll gell this day, before their
?tori-. No. 26 Vendue Range, at 10 o'clock, tugar, fit-,
bacon, ?to.
A. H. AJBBAB&MB k SoKB -will nell this day, at their
?toro, No. 27 Vendue Rango, at half-past 10 o'clock, a
quantity of hardware and cutlery.
I_-_- k Ai__-__ will sell, this day, at their
?tore?, Noa. 138. 140, and 14? Meeting street, at 10
o'clock, smoked beef, manilla rope, brandy, whiskey.
gin, hay, oom, oatt, pata, buiter, bacon, cotton c_ du,
blacklug, bo.
ATTENTION (B called to the advertlao-ent of Mr. P. O.
K?_ua.H In another column. Mr. ___M_I atatea
that he baa Jutt received a large stock of Liquor?, Ales,
and Porten, and wo havo pleasure in informing the
public that bo can Bell as cheap as any house in the city.
GAB FIXTURES.-"Va eau confidently recommend, lo
all who are in want of Q- fixture?, Mr. P. L. GUILLE -
MIN, No. 140 Church-t trcet, one door south of Markot,
as a workman who performs all he undi rtakM in a work
manlike manner, and at such prici-s at will give satis
lactlon.
WE ABE requested to draw attention to an advertise
meut lu tLiB day's paper, of the New ?ork Disinfecting
Company, v-bo have erected a largo building in Kew
York for the manniactwre of d.rinfectants. As thla Is a
matter of public iutertst, wo do BO cheerfully, and beg
our readers to pty all the attention pot Bible to clean
liness (for, cholera or no cholera, cleauliness ia a godly
virtue), and apare no pains io assisting to ward off so
fearful a visitation as thla disease, by the free uie of
disinfectants which are recommended by the New York
Board of Health. ThlBisa substantial company, we aro
told, and their article, coming recommended as it ia?
wUl be of Incalculable benefit to the public,
BUII.DI-O MATEBIAL.-We would call attention of con
tractors and builders to the largo atad varied aleck of
material, to be found at the depot of W. P. RUSSELL k
Co., No. 10 Hayne-street. This houso has enjojed tho
reputation for many years of furnish-g the very best of
everything in their line, and from our personal
knowledge, we aro satisfied that all In want of aasbes,
blinds, door?, mouidinga, newels, balluutern, kc, can
be aceon.modated and oatiafled. They are also agenta
for a celebrated patent composition, flro-proof roofing,
cheap, durable, and easily applied. Let all who want
building material apply aa above, No. 10 Hayne-ttreet,
near this office.
H-_P__TB' flPECiria-THOUSANDS OP INVALIDB
havo been perfectly cured of long standing ailments,
the plagne aid bans of their Ure?, and on which they
have spent hundred? In vain, by simply ming these is
vainabia SPECIF?-. Not a family who have overbad
one" of these Family Oases of Ho-UM - ' SPECIFICS,
but would give five times It? cost, rather than be with
out it Address: No. 802 Broadway, New York.
May 14 6
ALL OVER the world people of sense and JndgmsLt
have learned to use PLANTATION BITTERS. Dyspepsia
with ita symptoms, headache, hatTtburn, feverish lip.?,
bad breath, sallow complexion, kc, can be enred by
using PLANTATION BrrrEBS. This is the most success
ful tonic of the age. Young, middle aged, and old, are
delighted with its effects. The first trial always has a
marked good effect. No chango of die*. Is necessary
whUe nsing PLANTATION BITTKIIB. Bat all you wish, of
the best and most nutritions food. It is the greatest
cure ever known for an overloaded and distressed
stomach, which It relieves In a few moments. It is
manufactured from carefully selected roeta and herbs,
and preserved lu perfectly pura Ht. Croix Ram Try
one bottle of PLANT*-ON IUTTEHS, ye sufferers, and our
word for it you will find y ourse ves fe? Ung as good as
new. tnthaS
W. P. RUSSELL & CO.,
No. IO Hayne St.,
SOLE __.C3-___ST_?S
FOB
H. W. JOHN'S IMPROVED ROOFING PRESERVATIVE
PAINT, BLACK DIAMOND VARNISH, ?to.
THIS EOOFINO HAS Bl EN IN USE NINE YEARS) l8
made of heavy canvas-not paper-and la the only
Composition Roof which will stand the Southern ella
mate. Can bo made any desired oolor. All kinds of
Roofs repaired, painted, ?ko. Call and see references
and sample?. tuS April 17
ATTENTION MECHANICS
LUMBER! LII?R! LUTOR!
OF
Any Description Sawed to Order
AND DELIVERED TO A.N? POINT IN THE CITY.
NOW WTMAND
10,000 feet Inch Boards
10,000 feet Scantling, 8 by 4,
AT 506 KINO-STREIT.
L. BUNCH & SON. ?'?
May ia .;_' si taft
LUMBER! TIMBEE!
750,000 PIE?iA- m m,mm
? ' 800.000 feet Ed ato Dumber.
30.C00 Cypress Shingles.
For sale by PBBIt?OLEAU k HALSET,
May 14 S , Weitend Montagne-str-t.
COTTON GINS.
rr_B UNDSRSIGNXD HAVING COMPLETED THEIR
JL arrangements one? more for th? manufacture of
tno best COTTON G1 N8 ever m ad o in this noun try, tro
now 'prepared to receive orders from Planters and
otto.ra wishing to pnrchtsa.
Th*loi>ft ?stabilebed and ?-eil known repula Ion of
ELLIOTT'S OJTTON GINS, ?rill, we hope, be a anffl
oient Kuaranttro lhat the article will give *.>U- sa ?(.fac
tion, j. _. ILLLMTT ? O??,
May 14^ _i~innsboro. 8 O.
THE SUBSCRIBER
SOUOTT? PATRONaGE IH THE TOLLOWINO ME
OHANIOAL WORKS,'to'witt Repairs Weighing
Sotles, Lett? Presses, Printing Presse*] makes and re
palra Holst-? Machines for Stores, make? eil kludaof
Wroughtand Steel PIoo?he, with or withon? ?toes e. ?Uso,
a general nut of BLACKSUITH WOBK- also Who**
wright Work In gon oral. ARCH _ MtXXISH,
May a tithsd?noa No. 4 Oamberlaad ?treet
JUST RECEIVED
AND IN STORE,
THE FOLLOWING FIRST CLASS
Lor OF
UIPIKK, JUS AM PORTERS.
KI \ BARRELS omflON'8 WHISKI-Y (various branda)
OU l?BirrilsTallHliuHsou whiskey
6 J, cat.? H i,tard Dupuy ? CO.. Braiuly
lu cask? Sherry Wini?, {?.upcrlor I ralidt,)
6 k-n?"k8 Madeira vine .? .?
B Cavaha '"ort Wine, " .?
10c.isKHM?iir ft -^"'sAle, (Qonnlne)
lit raohH JriTrry'B Alp, '.
KI k.-tt*kliH Yt>uii?*oi'n AlP, "
' 10 rusks All-opp'? Ali?, "
10 SHUM McEkvan'a Al??, '.
5 caRku OiilucB?' XX Porter, "
5 cask? ll?b ktrt'a Porter, ."
6 caaBH Barr .V Oo's. Porter, "
5 cuan? I'idkirli'H Brown suul, "
1? cu^ca Philadelphia Ale
10? ckvee i hil-.id- ijihlik Porter
]IX> ca-nM O d Hurbon Whim ey, (warran:ed flee)
20 casen li-?ii ?\
20 ?v.?.,)?? Holland Oin
100 as*B sherry Wine
fin ca.BB Madeira Win o
5 ? cases I'ort Wine
6? 0 cae?? of Claret, (to a-rlvo, in a Tew days)
60 CaVBM Champagne, (various brands)
20 Cases Satitariue
25 i as? B Cbunipsgno Cider
ALSO,
2?0 cases of the c?l?br?t? d WAHOO and CALISAYA
BITTER?, for which I am Solo Agent for South Carolina.
P. C. KERRIGAN.
May 15_6_No 80 MARKET 8TBEET.
GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
CHARLESTON-, 8. C,
OFFER FOR SALE LOW FOR CASH:
IAAA SACKS LIVERPOOL8ALT
1 \J VJ yj .100U b?rrela Bngdr-A, B and O
200 naps Rio and Java Coffee
1600 keg. Nalia, assorted
600 colls Manilla and Hemp Rope
100 bnlesOnncy and Dundo-* ll.i, K?"K
10A) barr? 1B Mol.?.-??? B and t-yrup
3?i0 boxes Adamantine and sp? nu CatidlcB
200 kegB Powder-whole, hmi and qunrter kega
600 h?g* Shot and Lead
600 bbls. Flour-Fine, Suprr and l?xtra
200 dozen Buckets, Brooms and Tubs
Coppera?. Blntstooe, Madder
Indigo, Spices. March, Yeast Powder
Soda, FlikloB, Hanlin? H, TIUH, Maokeral.etc, etc.
May 10_thetulmo
CHOICE LIQUORS, ALES, WINES, etc.
L. F. GOODWIN",
No. 58 Wentworili-street,
OPPO-ITE MILITARY HALL.
F BEE LUNCH FROM 11 A. M. TO 1 P. M., AND
FROM 8 TO 11 P. M.. EVitBY DAY.
The finest quality of ICK cut AM served atallhours
in the Garden attach..?! to this Establishment.
Come o:i and refresh yourselves. Hay 12
BREWERS 0FF1NE P?LI?IES W?RTER
WESII8T-HS? BET*-" 78*SAVE? NEV.,Y0RK.
GEO. W. CLARK & CO,
Corner East Bay and Cumberland streets,
CHARLESTON, S.O.
HAVING TAXEN THE BOLE A3EN0? OF THE
above celebrated ALS, acknowledged to be
th? best in the market, are DOW prepared to aupply the
TRADE of this city and vicinity.
Warranted to stand the climate.
For aale In barrels and half barrel*.
May 7 3mo
CHOLERA
Disarmed
t . . A
The Chief Causes of Pestilence Destroyed.
DR. E. OOURTARET'8 L18INFECTING FLUIDS,
Secured by Leiters Patent in the United State* and
France. Prepared solely by the New York Disinfecting
Company, at their La oratory. Noa. 298. 300 and 802
Henry-street, N. ?. Office. 12 Cedar street.
This Company, organized on ap? Traaneiit biais,**itb Dr.
Courtaret, the cel?brala ?1 Kreuch Chemist, ti. charge of
ita Laboratory, la prepared to iumish its i ISINFICTISC
Ftrmi? for sick rooms, nurseries, urinal?, Water closet??,
privies, cesspool*, sewers, gutters, ??hips, railroads,
hospitals, pilions, and public institutions of all kinds,
slaughter-houses, offal aud fat-boiling fstabllsbments;
all kinds of manures |imm<n?Wy increasing the value of
the latter to every farmer), and wherever poisonous and
offensive gasses exist. These agents are deodorizers,
antiseptics, antlputresceut?, ana dirlnf-ctanta in the
scientific meaning of tbe w? rds. They remove noxious
gassts and odors hy chemical principles-leaving In
their places healthful air; the; are DKBTUOYEBB, and not
merely absorbents of poisonous passe*-not Injurious to
utensils lu which they are used. -The attention of
medical and scientific men ia ditecUd to thone disin
fectants. Attached ?re testimonial* In favor of thla great
dlac.very, which, with hnndrejs of others, can be seen
at tho Company's office.
DEL a VAN Housx. Ai HANT, Marah 30,1866.
To the President of the is en York Disinfecting Company:
Dear fir: It is all It is represented to be. We have
made many trial* of disinfectants, but now onaidor
that wa have found an article which surpasses all other*
a? a remedy against all bad odo?s. T. KOXBHKL k Co.
Nsw YOIIK, April 9. 1866.
To the President of the New York Disinfecting Company:
Dear Sir: Wo pronounce it without exception to bo
the batt we have ever known. Its effect opon every
matter la complete ?aid instantaneous.
V. A. STETOO?-, Aetor House.
OW N- B.-These Disinfectants are used by the
scavengers under the direction of tbe Sititary Police of
the Metropolitan Health Department, New York.
POWrLL k THOMPSON, 42 C'EDAB-HT., N. Y.
Gens ral and Sole Agenta for the United State* and the
Canadas, to whom all orders should be addressed.
For sale by all Drngglste and General Dealer* in the
United States and Canada*.
May 16___.
'??':'? TO
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
REDUCTION IN FEIGES.
FLOORING AND LINING BOARDS, PLANED
TONOr-RD AND GROOVED, at aeren dollar* per
thousand. Surfacing np to twenty inches wide, at six
dollar* per thonsand. Timber dressed np to twenty
i nchea aquare, up to thlrty-flvo feet long, at reasonable
price*, iinnling irorn any part of the city to our Work
.hop* at one dollar fifty and two dollars per tbonaand.
Persons ordering Lumber by Railroad will eave haul
ing, a* it can be delivered at our Work ahops.
WHARTON & PETSCH,
CAR WORKS AND PLANING MILLS,
Corn? r line-street and Rsilroad Avenue.
* Agent* for tbe sale of GEO. G. LO UDELL'S celebrated
RAILUOAD WHfcELH, and H. 9, McComb's Patent
t retched, Patent Riveted Oak Tanned Leather Retting.
May 8_ tutbs?
SHOES &_BOOTS.
C. STAUFF
-_? E8PECTFDLT.Y INFORMS HIS FR1BSD3 AND
Xv> the community that lie baa opened a (?ranch of
business in the building corner of Bing and Market
streets, known as Adger's dig More, where ho ha* on
hacd a large a-Bortmcnt of LADIES',' MISSES' AND
OflILURlvN'8 B?iOE*i,
AUK),
GENTLEMEN'S 8BOE8 AND BOOTS at reduced
prloes._tnthsarmos April 10
KENTUCKY STATE L0TTEEY.
Drawn Daily at Coving..,.., Ky.
MURRAY, EDDY & CO., I&SA0ER8.
Ticket? from SI to $30.
/.1IRUIILARS SENT FREE OF CHARGE. ORDKRB
\J tot TICKETS in the above L0TT?BT prorupt'y at
tended to. Dr* winM mailed a* soon a* the Lottery 1*
??Irawn. Havana Plan Lottery-30,000 Ticker? . 606
Pxiaee. Capital Prlae, #100,000. Draws the lath and
81st of each month. Addroaa
a. T. PJiTKna, D. a Licensed Agent,
No. M Hasel ?tree?, or Key Box 63, Poi toffloe.
?pxilll arnon
AUCTION SALES,
Smoked Beef, Tobacco, and Manilla Rope, on ac
count oj all Concerned.
BY iaAUJtli'V - ALEXANDER.
rill ? DAv, 16th ii,.?-i., Mill be sold, lit our atore?, No?,
lits, 140. ami 141 Bluetm? street, at 10 o'clock, un ac
count of all couct-ruod,
1 b. 1. DEW bMOKED REEF
4 h Xf* lui?' l wi-l J nbacco
6 UOXOBSWI-i TtuaTobajco
3 coll? Manilla Kopo.
Cor.lltiouH cttHh. May 16
Brandy, Whiskey, and Gin.
BY l.muH.?ALKXMDr.II.
THIS DAY, IS h li.nt . will bo told in our alores, Nor.
1--H, 140. and 142 Meeting street, at 10 o'clock,
4 y casks BRANDY, "Otard. Dupuy k Co."
0 libls. WhlHkey, "Old Imperial Nectar" ,
3 bl?l?. Bourbon Whiskey, "Wallsco"
3 bhls. Gin.
Conditions -Bl). Mav 16
Hay, Corn, Oat*, Peas, Bran, &c, on account of
the Underwriters and all concerned.
HY I a AU lilt-,*? ?a Al-CX/a-NOKlI.
THIS DAT, 16th in?t., will be so'.d on the ptcmlses, at
tho northwest corner of til-beth and John streets, at
12 o'cluck,
194 bales HAT
300 buaheiB Corn
1260 bushels Oat?
89 bushels Cow Pea?
100 bushel? Bran
125 i empty hags, dumtged by the late are.
Conditions catii, and articles to be removed samo day.
May 16_
Butter, Bacon, Cotton Cards, Mason's Blacking.
BY laAlJHKY ?V ALK XANDER.
THIS DAY, 16th lut, will bo aold, in our Stores, Not.
138, 140 and 14a Meeting street, at 10 o'clock,
4 tuba PRIME LvOTXf.it
3 kegs second quality Batter
200 Bacon 8trlps
2',0 Bacon Shoulders
4 boxet Whlttemore'B No. 10 Cotton Cards
1 barrel Masou'e a lacking
8 cases Whiskey
3 bags H lack Pepper
5 kits F.sh
2 casks Porter
6 boxes Soap
11 barro'H Piukled Beef.
ALBO,
a BEDSTEADS
1 feather Boa
1 Mattreis.
Conditions cash. May 15
Harness ! Harness J
BY MIlaKSUKAKHJ.
THIS MORNINO, ot lil o'clock, immediately before the
Balo of Dry Good*, will bo sold at my Store, corner of
King and Liberty streets,
68 sots TEAM UAKNESS
5U pair Double Driving Lines
07 Extra Collara
?8 Halters
13 Army Bridles and Wits
_lg? pair Harness._ May 16
Dry Good', Hats.
BY HULK? mc.AM. I<*.
THIS MORNING, at lo o'clock, I will sell, at my Store,
corner of King and Libert? ?treats,
Ptecos of ENGLISH and FRENCH LAWN
Pieces Cambric, Plaid and SWIBB Muslin
Pieces Len OB, Mozambique and Printed Linen
Pieces UrllUante and Lluen Diaper
Pieces Silk Tissue and Barego Delaines
Pieces Grenadine, Longo otb. Brown Homespnn,
Prints, Prinud Cottonade, Snmmer Satinet, Melton
Cloth, Caaal-ere, Alpaca, &c; Boop Skirts, WhlteOonn
terpaner, Ladies' and Miases' Hose, Gents' English,
(iiraiun and American Half Hose, Linen Cambric and
Colored Poulard Handkerchiefs, Neck Ties, Suspenders,
Agate and Elastic Buttons, Linen and Paper Collars,
Coraote, Spool Silk, fccisuor?, Ac.
ALSO,
1 bale HEAVY COTTON DRILL._May 16
Sugar-Cured Hams.
J A nilla > W. BROWN _ CO.
Will ?eli THIS DAT, at their Store, No. 110 East Bay, at
10 o'clock,
300 80GAR-ODRED HAMS.
Conditiona cat?li. _ _sy ia
May Butter al Auction,
?TA*ll_i. XV. OHOWN ?ii CO.
Will ?eil THIS DAY, at their Store, No. 116 East Bay, at
10 o'clock,
30 TUBB STRICTLY CHOIOE MAY BDTTHR, Just
landed.
Condition? cash._ May 16
Ladies' and Mistes" Gaiters.
JUIE8 W. llltlllVfl - CO.
Will seU THIS DAY, at their Store, No. 116 East Bay, at
10 o'clock,
400 PAIRS LADIES' AND MISSES' BEWEO GAI
TERS , hand made.
Condition? cash. May IS
aFVtrn??ure, Ma?tresses. Olothng, ?fee.
II? !.' liA.CK.TJ-.
THIS MORNING, the 16th Ins t., wlU be ?old in my
?tore, No. 130 Meeting street, opposite the Pavi'lon
Botet *t 10 o'clock.
One MAHOGANY BOOK CASE
Double and Single Mattretse?
Moss and Feather PlUow? and Bo'stera
rot?, Chain?, Table?, Denke
New Letter Pre??, Weah Stand,
AND,
Cases of LADIES' and MISSES' BALMORALS
One hundred dozen Fancy Soap, consisting of Caatlle,
Palm, Honey, Rose, and other brand? ?too numerous lo
mention.
The balance of Mosquito Nets, slightly damaged
16,000 One Segare of va loue brands
An assortment of Summer Clothing
One caso Men's fine Straw Hats._May 16
Bacon, Cheese, Fancy Goods, Ac.
BY ?Airi-ON _ AIMA it.
Will be ?old THIS DAT. 16th inst., at our Sales Boom,
No 16 Vondu.- Ranne, at 10 o'clock,
1000 pounds BACON 81DES
Claret, Rhine Wine
Boxes Cheese Bom, cases Whiskey
Boxea Maccaroul, Ac.
ALBO,
BOOT8, Shoes, Ladles' and Men's Hats
Handkerchitfa, Sosp*. Pomade, Spoons
Self sors, Cologne, White and Colored Thread?
Neck Ties, Belt?, Buttons, Comba, Parasols, kc.
ALSO,
ONE COLT'd BIFLE.
Oo?i<"itiona cash. _ May 16
'OKOtlQE HU?\KKB*N
Will sell before his Store, at No. IB Vendue Ran?*e, THI8
MORNING, (he 16th Instant, at 10 o'clock,
1 cue HAIR, for Ma?tresse?
8 cases Rhine Wine
3 hbls. New White Beana
260 dozen Mason'? Blacking
4 bbls. Vinegar
8 bbls. Pickle?
a bbls. Salmon
y bbl. Herrings and kits No. 1 Mackerel
17 boxes ( balk Pipe?
368 paper? Assorted Brands Smoking Tobacco.
ALCO,
Sundry lota FURNITUR K. INDIA RUBBER HOSE.
Scales, Paper Collar?, Watched, Dry Good?, Sundries,
kc, ko.
Conditions cash._May 16
Butter, Shoulders. Strips, Mess Beef, _t*.
BY T. M. cvricit.
Will be sold at Brown'? Wharf, at 10 o'clock,
66 tubscholoe NEW BUTTER, Juet landed
f00 Bacon ehoulder?
1600 poonda Breakfaat Bacon
20 b?rrela new Mess Beef, Just landed from ?teamer
Quaker City
200 boxes Bread.
Conditions cash. _ Msy 15
Underwriter's Sale of Hardware and Cutlery.
BY A. H. AB?AI1AJU3 ?i MON?.
THIS DAY. the IStb lnst, at half past 10 o'clock, we
will te? at our Store. No. 27 Vfnrtue Bange,
LOT PADLOCK**, POCKET KNIVE8, ko., damaged
on board Steamship Emily B. Sonder, from Now York to
this port; to be sold on account of Underwriters and all
concerned.
ateo,
Boxes and basktte CHAMPAGNE
Barrels Whiskey
Barrels Rum
_Barrel? Vinegar, Ac, Ac._May 15
Boots, Shoes, Hams, Bitters, tie.
BV IV. HUNT _ BON.
TO-MORROW, the 16th inst,, at our Store, No. 17 Hayne
street, at balf-pa?t 10 o'clock, we will tell,
60 caaei and cartoons BOOrS AND SHOES, all fresh
and dfsirable Gooda
1 bbl. Sogar Cured Hams
10 dozen Golden Bitters
60 pounds Flax Thread.
Conditions cash. May 15
a_B___________-_____-_.--_??--_
PRIVATE 8ALE8.
BY JP. BAOKU*.
At Private Sale
380 boxe* of TOBACCO, various brinde, arnot g which
are ?-*-e of tho floeat quality, varyim* from 80 cent? to
ft per pound. Sample b oxea can be seen at my ?tore,
May 16_NO. 188 MEETING bTREET'.
Desirable Real Estate at Private Sale.
BY A. J. SALINAS.
At Private 8?lo- . '
Tint desirably located THREE AND A HALF STORY
BUILDING on the east side .?f King street, Ko.-, b
lng the flftn House north of Hudson street, con-min
eight large room? The lower roc-, _ow occuoied a
au office, and -ntl* ely Separate frcm the realAance, eta
with very little oxpeuoe. bo converted into a handoom
.tore. The Lot measure? thirty-three feet six loone? on
X_g street, by two hundred and ?evt- fee ft In depth,
more or lea?, and upor. which ara ?paci?n? ou tbnlldlcg?.
This property la ant ce ptible or great improvement al a
?mau coat, and off?? * rar? opportunltyfor lnvcatmint.
Tor ?ortixtt pirtioulars and term?, apply m above, to
May 4 No. 20 VE1*DUB BANGS.
AUCTION SALES.
Dry Goods. Cothing, Straw Goods tmd Notions
M?K*Y ?v CAMPBKLL
N. it to Poa.o?ale? . IIOH.1 kirra?
WlUeoll by Catalogne, THIS DAY and TO-M??lItOW
16th and 16th instruit, commencing tai h da, i.t io
o'clock,
DBE8B UOOD8- Wove Grenadines. Fipnrfd an.i l-ial
Mozambique?, Striped Birege, ?bt ck 1 issue? Ma?
lina, Oln-jhamB, Print*, Ac.
WHITE GOODS-Jaconet, t"ro**-Bar MUHIIU, ?tripod
Imp?ratrice, Dotted and Mull Muslin, Euil.r-. '..tared
Ch meso.
CLOTH AND PANT STUFF-M?lions, C-< Lfglish
Tweed?. Plaid Jeans, Qambroons. Coi-?>n;MlM-,.*,i'nen
Drill, Du<*k?, Linen ?.tri?? a, Check * ?ml Bengals
IRISH LINEN-In CoatlugB, Drawers and ?birt Liuon
-.Rio)a and Whites).
U AN UKERCHIEF8-Embroider?<1, r?rirMItahed
Mourning and Motto styles. Kreuch Head Itamlkor
chleia, 30 inch Mourn ng lim ?Iden di. is, Muslin
Wovo and Colored Bordered, Mailctr, fjllk and Pon
g' o Handkerchief?.
SHAWLS -Crape, Barege, Silk Plaids, Mozambique
Ac, Ac.
CLOTUINO- Plantation Pants, VcstR ana Coats
HATS-Kelt, Wool, Leghorn, Grass, draw; LadJeB' and
Gents' assorted styles.
NOTIONS-Porto Monates, Pocket Boors, Pin* Hook
and Eyes, Spool Got'on, Hosiery, ltiug?, Sclsnor?
KnivoB, Periumea, Cologne?. Soaps, Button? Bet*
Jewelry, Ac, Ac.
20" boxes Aaaarted RUCHES
36 dozen UOnp Skirts.
Terms cash.__^ Ma?, 15
Valuable Lot in Cumberland-street
BY COHKN. HAN. K11. At co.
THIS DAY, May ifith, will be sold, at li o'clock a
the north of tho Exchange,
That VACANT LOT on the north side of Cumbrrland
street, nearly opposite Philadelphia street, njeamrlne
about forty (10) feet front by about niuety-uvo feet tea
lochee (95 feet lO inches) on the weKt Hue, ty ninety
two fer-t ton inches (83 feet 10 inch??) ou o-st line by
about tbirty-seven feet five inches (3? feet f? inches') on
north line, bo the same mora or less.
Conditions-One-half {%) cash; ba'ance by bond
payable in ono year, secured by mortgage of tho prop
erty. Purchaser to pay UB f??r papers. May 16
. Sugar Fish, Btteon, de
my HENRI com A & co.
THIS DAY, at lo o'clock, will bo sold, before cur Btore
No 26 Tendue Ranae, '
4 titree* New Orleans SUOAR
10 bbla B 8i-gar
13 bbl*. Fiah
3 bbla Plcklea
G bbls. Vinegar
6 boxes Bacon Strips
10 boxes Candles
10 boxea Starch.
Conditions cash. *' .May 15
MlbLIGAS, MKt CHERS Ai CO.,
N". 'Ali Vendu - Rang?.-,
Will eell THIS DAY, 16th inrlant, at our Store, at 1
o'clock,
MELTON CLOTH-?. TWEEDS, Coa ta. Vests aud Pant*,
Longctotbfl, Handkerchief?, 'towels, Calicoes. Tab lo
Cover?, Straw and Felt Hat* assorted. Ac.
ALSO,
BEDSTEADS, WOOL MATTRESSES, CHAIRS, ic
May 15_
BY MILLIGAN. IIBLCMEKS ?It CO.
On THURSDAY, May 34, on Accouimodatioa Wharf, a
11 o'clock, we wiU sell,
3 BRA83 HOWITZEH8
3 Parrot Guns. May 16
BV MILLICAN, MKMHKKS ?Se CO.
On FRIDAY, 18th last , on Accommodation Wharf, w
will Boll, at 11 o'clock,
About 3000 pounds BRASS and COPPER
1 lot Cast Iron
1 lot Wrought Iron.
Conditions cash. May 10
Lot in Alexand-r-street.
HY .r ? m ios i? GAr.Tr.
On THUR8DAY next, 17th list., at the corner of Broad
and East Bay streets, at H o'o'.ock, will be offered,
All that valuable LOT OF LAND sitaste on the ea a
?ide of Alexander-atroet, between Cslhouu and Charlotte
streets, measuring in front 45 feet and in depth 200 fee t,
more or leas. Xhla la a desirable lccallty for ap-ivate
residence.
Terms-One-ha'f cash; balance payablo in two, three
and four years, with interest from dav of sale, secured
by bond and mortgage of the property. Purchaaor to
pay J. 1*. G. for pap*ra. May 15
AUCTION SALB OP ARMY WAGONS, AM
liULANCKM, AND CARTS.
DEPOT QUABTKHMAbTER'SOFF'CE, ?
C_-_kt8TOH. S. C, May 9, 1800. f
Will be aold. on WEDNESDAY, May 33, le66, at 1
o'clock A. M , at South Commercial Wbarf, at Pub 1 i
AtictUn, to the highest bidder,
l lot of ARa? Y WAGONS
1 lot of A bulante*
1 lot or Carts.
Term* cash.
By order of the Chief Quartermaster, Dopt. 8. O.
D. It. HUNT.
Capt 25th O. V. V. Li
May 0 D'pot Quartermaster.
BALE OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY.
WIU be sold, at Puijllo Auction, at 10 o'clock A. M., on
WEDNESDAY, May 23d, 1666, ai Seabrook, near Hilton
Bead, 8. C, under the direction of Captain CHARLES
BARNARD, Assistant Quarterma.ter, the foUowln
property, viz:
STEAMER "CHA8SEUR," aa abe lay* on the beach.
Two Bollirs. taken from the steamship "Wlnne
8cott."
Terms caab. In Government fund*.
O. W. THOMAS,
Brevet Lieut Col. and Chief Quartermaster,
April 19_I epartment gong* Carolina.
SALE OF <MOVKItl.-MB.lVT MACHINERY.
Will be aold, at 1'ublio Auction, at 12 o'clock M., on
WEDNESDAY, May 38, 1866, at the Army Machin
Shops, oat-t, Helena Island, opposite Hilton Head, 8.
0., under the direction of Capt. CHARLES BARNARD
Assistant Quartermaster,
THE FOLDOWIKG PUBLIC PROPERTY, -via !
One HORIZONTAL ENGINE, 80 Inch stroke, l8 Inch
cylinder
One Horizontal Engine, 30 inch cylinder
One Locomotive Roller
One Steam Boiler Beater
Parts of two Engine*, 8 inch cylinder
One Blower Engine, cylinder
l?o Double Hoisting Engine*
One Old Boiler
Two Baw Mill Carriages
Lot of Old Machinery
Two Hand Railroad Cara
Two Iron Pilot Houses
One set of Rollers for Boiler Iron
One Power Punch
Ms Slide Lathe*, one 40 inch swing, two 20 inch, two
10 Inch, and one l8 inch
One Bolt Cutter
One Planing Machine, 0 foot bed, 83 inch upright
One Upright brill
One Fire Engine
Two Cupolas
One Wooden Planer
Three 8team Pumpa
One Brasa Furnace
Six Iron Ladies
One Jig Saw and Table
One B R. Bpllttlog Baw Tania
One Pattern M akers' Lathe
One Morticing Maoblne
One Foundry Crane
One hundred Iron Boiler Canting*
Two Pile Drivers
One Furnace Cupola
One Timber Truck
Fifteen thousand Bricks
One lot Patterna.
THE FOLLOWING WOODEN BUILDINGS :
One 100 feet long, M feet wide, Biackemltb*'Shop
containing nine Brick Forge*, with Bellow*. compkM*.
one 64x38; one 10x10; one 34x13; one 19x21; ono, two
?torlea, 120x28; three 30x30; one 13x13; two35x18; thr*s
35x13; one 20x13; one 110x35; one 360x110; one iota
one2>x30;one 13x8; one lexlS; one 169x30; ono 116x50
two stories, with loft.
Term* cash in Government funda.
O. W. raoMAs,
Bv't. Lt, Col. and Chief Quarter-mast?*- Dep't & C.
April 10_
.ALE OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY.
Win be sola, at Pnbllo Auction, at the Governweo
Store House, on Booth Commercial Wharf, Charleston,
8. 0" at 13o'clock at., on FRIDAY, May 36th, I860, ft
large quantity of Government proptrty from the ?4**
my Machine Shops on Ht Helena Island, consisting
of:
BOILBBIBON. C /VST STEEL, Bar and Sheet Copper
Zlao, Spelter, Shoot Lead, Yellow Metal, Thorner '
Metal, Paints, Chain, Screws, Boil??* "tibe*. Boil?
Rive**, Iron pipe. Copper Nail*, Finishing Kalla, Oom
position Nalia, Spike?, Nail*, Copper Tacks, Belting
Bolts, Wir?, Hinge?, Oars, Saw?, Rope, Oakum, Sheath.
?ng Paper, Coal Tar, Spnn Yarn, Pitch, Boaln, Charooa
fire Brick*, Hose and Coupling?, Clamp* for Bollar
Iron, Bcrow Panchos, Pipe Cutters, Blower*, Pet Lama a
Oil Can?, Crucibles, Faucet?. Squirt Can*, Gang Siwa,
Capstan?, Woodward Steam Pumpa, Expander?, ?lydraa
lic Jtc-Vs, Anchor*, Steam Gange*. Globe Valve?, Chook
Valve?, Gong*,. Ihenaometeia, Steam Whistle*, <*row
Bar?, s yrtng6s. Spirit Level Bulba, lamp?. Sails, Block?,
Boat Hook?, Compas*!??, Life Preservers, Cork re arts
Jack Sotew*. Tube Brnahe?, lro-i Tanks, Stove* *-ror?
Grate*, Bellows, Portable forge?. Platform '* .'?*?
arlndatone, Mouldintj Flanks, novels, Spade?, 1.1??*
iimlth'* Too)*, Plnmbcr'o Tool*, Carpenter* Toola
Catalogne* containing* a fui UM of the txttdesU* be
roli can be obUdned in a few day* opon BOBmkfUM M>
tue Qnerterauaatere at Charleston and Huton need, a.
0.. and Savannah and Augusta, Ga.
lorna casa in Qtrramment ftond?. -_,".-,
I ?, . C W. THO_W,
Bxevkktlientenaat Colonel and Chief Q???-?*?!"?$!'
April 19 Pepax-ent South O*?*roa_a,^
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NOTICE.
fT_l BDBBOIUBEH HAvTNG BaTTDBNBD ~)LOT
aW?__?^?,SV?^_|f
No. 144W?ntworth-?tr?i?l,
Oc at DAwaoJi 4? HtMautuK% HO, XT Ba-oa.i-a.wt'.
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