The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, May 17, 1866, Page 5, Image 5
The Daily _STews?.
THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 17, I860.
LAH?EST CIRCULATION IK TUE STATE.
LAIUiEST CIRCULATION IN THE CITY.
ST TI-K LIST OF J_a_TTKRS r*t>
__'?,Uiiii? in the -?ostoi?ioe at the ei-ti
of eiioh wee.,- is pu.1-islnecl officially
i_ TZ-H} DAILY NEAV8 every E*ri
'?|'.y niornlnn;.
LOCAL MATTERS.
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4JBJT 5iT_ SECOND AND THIRD PAGES. -?.
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ATTENTION is called to ino lettor of Dr. SIM on
our second page, in defunco of bia pamphlet ou
the cholera.
THE SOOTH CAROLINIAN PRICES CURRENT AND
DIE CHARL-?-oNEn ZEITUNO.-Wo aro requested
by Mr. DEFONTAINE to etato that the publication
of the above journals will be continued in Charles
ton, and that the first ?BBUO of the German
vreokly will be made during the nest ten days.
MR. EDWARD DAVID, wholeealo and retail dealer
in fruit, &o., h IIB our thanks for the excellent
present ho hat! tho kindness to Bend us yesterday.
We take pleasure in informing our friends that
Mr. DAVID is always largely supplied in oranges,
applep, grapes, raisins, prunes, nuts, willow-ware,
Ac. His place is Kos. 77 and 79 Market-street.
CHAMIIER OF CO_*IERO_-In pursuance of tho
instructions of this Chamber, the moi?bers whoso
namcB aro hcrcinundor announced aro appointed
its delegates, to attend at Cincinnati the confer
ence there to bo held, touching the connection by
railroad of that city with Charleston.
?. O. ANDREWS, President.
By tho President :
P. J. BARDOT, Secretary.
DELF.OATF.il.
Hon. EDWARD FROST. 1 THOMAS J. KERR, Esq.
HENRY GOURDIN, Esq. EDWARD WILLIS. Esq.
Hon. ?M. O. MOKDEOAI. I OHAS. H. Wl-_, Jr., Esq.
WILLIAM A. COURTENAY, Esq.
KINO'S MOONTAH* MILITARY SCHOOL.-We take
great ploasuro in announcing that this deservedly
popular institution is under weigh onco moro, as
will bo seen by the advertisement in to-day's
NEWS. This school was established in 1855 hy
the late lamented General JENKINS, and tho pro
sent Principal, Colonel COWARD. It has always
sustained a high reputation as a preparatory
polytechnic school. In the circular before us we
are glad to observe that the classical branohes
department has not beon overlooked. All auccet-a
to the King's Mountain School.
SOUTH CAROLINA DEAD AT FREDERICK CITY, M D
-Again aro wo pleased to thank a friend for
sendim? us tho names of Borne of the gallant dead
from our State who sleep beyond its limits. The
following aro the names of thoao who died at
Frederick in 1862 :
RICHARD SMITH. Co. E, lttli rogtment,
Lieut. T. 8. WATKIN8, 3.d regiment
M. EABLEDS, Co. E, 2ld regiment.
JQ?JKPH BUDD. Co - Holcombe Let-ion.
Lieut. B. M Van?*.", C9. - ?Wd regiment.
P. M. TOOK, Co. O.
A. C. GRIFFIN, Co. U,6th regiment.
SOLOMON TELYVILL, Co. - 1st regiment.
JOHN 8I0TR?, Co. F, 7th regiment
J. C. YOUN?', Co. A, 18th regiment.
AMBROSE BUNTON, Co. Q, )5th regiment
A. 1) COLLINS. Co. H, 17th regiment
JOSEPH STEWART, Co. E, 3d reglm?nt.
JOSEPH JERNINQUAN.
J. A. BOWERS, Co. I, 16th regiment.
JOHN R. MASON, Co, H, 22(1 regiment.
JOHN WALL ICE, Co O. 18th regiment.
J. P. CAMAUOH, Co. J, 17th regtmont.
JAMES A. HICELIN. (ith r-giment
WM P. UAMBEY. Co. C. 22d regiment.
CHAS. D. MEDER, Co O. 12th regiment.
RICHARD M. BROWN, Co. B, 31st regiment.
D. M. KIRKLEY, Co. t>. 2d>eglme_t
?H08. J ROUNDTEE. Co. K, 7th regiment
A. V. KENNl-LY, Hampton's Legion.
A. M. PAGET, 7th regiment.
K, ft*. AVEL, Co. O. 12th regiment
WM. A. POWELL, Co. I, 3d regiment,
WM. B WATTS, Co. C, lsi regiment
'Jhe names arc badly spelt, but tho sound may
causo a recognition of the name. For informa
tion address Superintendent of Mount Olivet
Cemetery, or A. J. _ASH_?TT.
MAY CELEBRATION.-For weeks the yo ing folks
in our vicinity have been on Iho qui cioe about
that May party that waB to come oil' on tho l?th.
Great wore the prepara!'ona, long and deep the
consultations ; immense the slaughter of muslin,
gauze, and tarleton, ribbands, lace and spangles;
but glentor than all was tho anxiety to procure a
cornucopia of beautiful flowers. Tho long-ex
pected day carno at last, and with it a polite in
vitation from the ladies, under whose auspices tho
party was given. Tho appointed hour fonnd us
at the Hall of tho Freundschaftsbund, eagerly
awaiting the raising of tho curtain.
Tho Pension of Mesdames GIRARD and DOWELL
containing many pupils, tho number of invited
gnesta was proportionately large, and the Hall
hot and crowded in eonscquence. But, notwith
Btrnding this drawback, ovory one seomed to
enjoy themselves to the full extent of his or her
capacity for social happiness. Bot it were time
to bo done with preliminaries, And proceed to the
main feature of tho evening's entertainment, vi//.
the coronation of the Queen of May.
A dialogue between several of the younger mem
bers of the band preceded the grand ceremony,
in the course of which the beautiful little fairy
queen mado her appear anco, and charmed'all be
holders with her sylph-like grace.
The raising of the cur mia gave us a glimpso of
the realm over which she held away, and her at
tendant fays with their glittering wings, flitting
about like so many humming birds. But soon fairy
land vanished at the appearatico of the peerless
Queen of May, who, with grace and majesty, ad
vanced down the long Hall, her train borne by two
charming little sprites, and surrounded by hor at
tendant maidens, each, as thoy passed na, appear
ing more beautiful and lovely than the preceding.
There waa an infinite variety of oostnme, all so
pretty and tasteful, that it would be difficult to
say which moat elicited our admiration. Each in
its kind waa perfect. Their hair was beautifully
dressed and ornamented with tho choicest flowers,
exquisitely arrayed. Her majesty was elad In
roboB of tho purest whito-in rogal simplicity
which set off to advantago hor natural loveliness,
that would havo been marred by gem or jewel.
Sho descondod tho dais, and took her seat upon
the throno; after which the grand cor o mon y of
coronation took place. Tho several flowers then
carno forward to acknowlodgo and do homago to
their sovereign, which thoy did in a graceful man
ner, and soft, poetio strain.
Tho ontiro programmo was arranged, and the
dialogue? and poema all written for this occasion,
by thfcV.'-dr' !<|a,ughter 0f tbo Muses, Mrs. 8. C.
BALL, til o talented authoress of tho much-admired
"Jacket of Grey."
Mr. DAUB-'a Band was jn attendance, and atruok
np tim ?i?ocpre' lively notes, whloh were kept timo
to by many twinkling feet. Wo left about ten
o'clock,-soon after the danco had o .muonced,
?nd therefore are nnablo to give the further par
tioulora of the programme.
Altogether, this waa the moat pleasant reunion
it baa been our good fortune to attend in a very
long timo. Young and old hore mot on common
ground, and all wero pleased to bo children to
gether onco moro. Wo Baw many old familiar
faces thore, until then loug uneoon. Old timen and
momoricB were awakened, and the raorry Bcenes
of other days. But a truco to reflection. Wo will
stop, lost Badness Bhould atop iu and throw a
damper over our onjoyment.
Wo congrat?lalo tbo Moadamoa GIRAUD and
DOWELL, and tbo young ladies of their school, on
tho brilliant success of their May Festival.
APORESS OF REV. Dn. BACIIMAN UKFOBE THE
LADIES' ASSOCIATION TO COMMEMORATE THE CON
FEDERATE DEAD.-The Bow Dr. BACUMAN delivered
tho following beautiful address tho othor oveniog
before the abovo Association, at the Mills Uouso :
Ladies: I feol very highly honored for your too
favorablo opinion in selecting mo to preside over
a mooting called by youraolvos, for which you do
sorvo ab the credit, as you will havo all tho labor
and oxponso. When our brave dofondora were
lying in our hospitals Bick, wounded, and dying, I
remember that many of you wero there uuratng
the afflicted, writing letters for them to their ab
sent friends, brought to them nourishing food and
cordials; when they died yon wroto lot tors of con
doi onco to the mourning relatives. During that
disastrous war I viBited nearly all of the Confeder
ate States, from Mississippi and Arkansas to Mary
land, and from the seaboard to the mountains,
and I found woman everywhere the samo; full of
patriotism, ?sympathy, and untiring devotion to
our bravo soldiers; urging their Bons and brothers
onward to the battle-field; striving to pr?vido
clothing for them whilst in the camp, and working
with their needles to support the families of the
absent soldiers. The war has now onded; but
whatever may have bean the result of the war, wo
?atill owo a debt of gratitude to our brave defend
ers; whatever may havo been tho conduct of tbe
soltish and unpatriotic, our Boldiera and our ladies
performed their duty. And now those who
mourned over tho soldiers when they died, are
mooting together in every portion of onr land to
?trew wreathes over their gravos, and bedeck
their tomlin with laurels. I havo read with prido
and with pleasure tho account of the demonstra
tions of tho ladies of Virginia, in memory of
Stonewall Jackson, and all our great battle-fields
aro beginning to be converted into cometeries,
where tho traveller may stray and indulge in con
templation. In "Eurone you everywhere meet with
these memorials to tho patriotic dead. In Eng
land, tho great chief*? have found a resting place
in Westminster Abbey. In Franco, Pero lo Chaine,
one of the most picturesquo, romantic, and invit
ing spots on earth, id daily visited by thousands;
wholo villatros iu tho suburbs of Baris obtain a
livelihood by manufacturing wreathes to bang on
tho monuments and spread over the graves of the
departod and beloved friends. The churches of
Germany aro bung round with tablets with the
names of those who died for their Ling and
Fatherland. It may, perhaps, be questioned by
some, whether these demonstrations are alto
gether proper, sinco force of circumstances have
compelled us to return to the Union, and those
who laid down their lives in defenoo of their rights
and liberties are stigmatized as rebels. To this I
would answer, wo contonded for a groat principio
-the right of Belf government; a principle for
which our fathers fought and bled. Washington
was proclaimed an outlaw and a rebel-he was
successful, and then waa hailed as the Father of
his Country. Want of success is no evidence of
wrong; the Christian religion was opposed by tho
heathen and the Jew, and its blessed author was
condemned and crucified-it caused rivers of blood
to flow; it was not established for ages afterward.
The Protestant Reformation in G er man v pro
duced the thirly years' war; the wifo of Luther
was obliged to go barefooted and a beggar, but
finally succeeded. England did not gain her
Magna Charta and her bberties until ages of
struggles with despotism. Franco has beon
steeped In revolutions. Switzerland and Germany
are free, but Poland and Ireland are not. God's
ways aro dark and mysterious. I believe that in
principle the Routh was right; be this as it may,
WO aro in duty bound to i ornum her the patriotio
soldier; ha atrnngled. and died for his country.
You have met for the purpose of scattering the
memorials of your gratitude and affection over his
grave. You may do it openly-no enemy dare not
molest you-grief is respected even by the savage
You need not go in the dead of night, as the poet
Young did in France, when his daughter was
denied Christian burial, and the father said:
"With pious sacrilege agravo I stole." When our
blessed Saviour visited "the mourning family "
(the sisters of Lazarus), one of them liad gone to
tho gravo to weep, and be (the Saviour) also
wont; it was then he proclaimed the doctrine of
tbo resurrection and tho life. And, when the
Havionr himself had been laid in the tomb of
Joseph of Aritlimethea, the pious Marys carno
with sweet spices to embalm the body. Go on, mv
friends, in honoring tho heroic dead; wo will
cherish their memories, and,, whon tho gnaves
shall give up their dead, we hope to meet them
again.
PROVOST COURT, May 1C_United States vs.
Tilomas Grogory, Joseph Mitchell, Geo. W.
Thomas, Jesse Nash, Marcus Smith, and Joshua
Dovinf?, all colored.-Burglary.
J. LOWENSTEIN, sworn, stated that on Saturday
evening last, at half-past seven o'clock, there were
two colored men in his store on Morris Island;
they had been there beforo that evoning (cbout
six o'clock). Was ready to close the store; waited
till these two men should go; closed the doors,
leaving the two men inside. Somo persons work
ed at the door, "told them they could not come
in, as we wanted to take our supper. They cursed,
and demanded admittance. I barricaded the door
with a trunk; but they broke open the door and
came into tho atore. One of thom had a pistol,
silver-plated, in his hand; he jumped on the coun
ter and pointed it at me. He then began to curse
and swear; I bogged them not to disturb me, as I
was a poor man and had nothing to lose. They
all then swore at me, and ran up to the goods; at
tho same time some tore off the roof and frone of
the honee. One threw a handful of sand on the
lamp and upset it. Others threw sand at us, but it
did not go into our eyos. They then put out the
other lamp, and broke it. A pistol wets fired in
the store at the samo timo. It waa then dark, all
the lights in the store having been put out. We
were overpowered, and had to let them do just OB
they pleased. They took every bit of goods, and
carried them off in trunks and boxes. They loft
four heavy trunks they were unable to carry off.
"I recognize Joseph Mitchell as the one who
pointed the pistol at me. I recognize Jesse Nash
and Marcus Smith as two of those who broko open
the store. The gooda I lost were worth from
$1500 to $1G00, consisting of watches, Jewelry, dry
goods, clothing, etc., and between $600 and $800
in cash. I got a trunk, two valises, nine or ten
hats, four or five pair of panta, somo paper collars
and a little jewelry in the trunk, which was broken
open; found them on the beach. The Colonel de
tailed three othcera to look for them. Whon we
got thero, three men were oarrying one of the
trunks. The defendant, Thomas Gregory, waa
ono. The Captain hailed him, and took bim pris
oner.
"We found in a boat, near Fort Sumter, a valiao
containing somo pants, collars, jowolry, and one
pioco of calico, and some other articles; also
found somo small baskets and a carpot bag, all
filled "ith different things, taken from the atore.
I recognize all theso defendants as taking part in
this affair at the store. They were captured in a
passenger row-boat; saw them throw things over
board, all of them; cannot say what they throw
over. But I succeeded in recovering some of the
Jewelry, which ia now ruety. Saw one of the men
throw jowolry ovorboard, also bia diazhargo, which
discharge I now havo* The things I recovered
aro worth about ?jlxty dollarB.I'. . .,
Oapt. Nic?oiaAB MILL, Lieut. H. .0. EDOKBLT,
Capt. 8BARPE, ,a'qtici?ere,,were next examined,
and corroborated the above statoment, as far as
olrcuraa.s'incea ?Mfllff? Y?,*?V> *??? &?* ***$ ******
mony in full, because iia? cas?la to be trlftdj by
MUitar'y Commifjalon-, the pktti?B -having all beeti
recently mustered out of eervico. *
BUSINESS NOTICES.
Auction Sales Tilla Day.
F. BACKUS will sell this dey, at his more, No. 13C
Meeting street, opposite the Pavilion Hotel, at 10
o'clock, 150 lots of dry gocd?., clothing, Ac.
GAH-EI. EEWUTWIII Bell this day, at store No. CCI
King street, st half-past 10 o'clock, liquors, crockery,
stra? hats, Ac
HKMB7 Com.?, k Co. will sell this day, in front of
their store, No. 2G Yenduo Itango, at 10 o'clock, crates
assorted crockery.
J-MR8 l>. GANTT will sell this day, nt tho corner of
Broad and East ' ay streets, at 11 o'clock, a valuable lot
of lind on tho cast side of Alexander steel, between
Calhoun and Charlotto streute.
Mu-ioAN. MELCHERS k Co. will sell tblB day, in
thoir storo, No. 20 Veuduo Rango, at 10 o'clock, cassl
meres, Moiton cloths, tweeds, longrloths, calicoes, Ac. ;
aleo, au assortment of groceries.
MCKAT k CAMPDKLL will soil this day, at their store?,
Hssol street nest the postofflce, Canton whlto and
chuck matting, Melton cloth, dry good?., Ac.
Dnua HOUSE FOR SALE.-We call attention to the ad
vertisement lu another column of a retail drug store,
in one of the best localities In Charleston. Thoso de.
sirous to Invest lu a go-teel and profl-bio business,
would do well to road the advertisement
"BEA SIDES" AND "SUN DOWNS."-Particular attention
is ?-bed to the advertisement or Mr. C. H. JOHNSON in to
day 's paper. Always the most fashionable Gentle-en's
or Ladles' Hits may be had of him. He has a largo and
very well sol?ete 1 stock of goods now. Those desiring
afirst-class fashionablo article will he pleased on step
ping In at No. 269 King street.
PEI-T k SIIKI?FEBF.E, it** ill be scon by their advertise
ment la another part of to-day's NEWS, offer their ser
vices as book-keepers in all the various branches of that
Italian guild.
They, moreover, havo a first-class Commercial 8chool
at Maaonlc Hill, whnro young mon m ?y act]airo every
kind of knoavlo'lge requisite to constitute an accom
plished merchant. We kno~ Mr. PELOT woll, and can
recommend him with confidence.
HUMPDRETB' 8 P E C I FI O-THOUSAND8 OF INVALIDS
have boen perfectly cared of long standing ailments,
tbo plaguo and bauo of their live., and on which they
liovo spout hundreds in vain, by simply u-lng theso In
valuabla SPECIFICS. Not a family who have ever had
one of theso Family Casca of HUMPHREYS' SPECIFIC??,
bat would give five times It* cost, rather than bo with
out it Address: No. 602 Broadway, New York.
May 14 C
Ai.i. OVER tho world people of senso and judgment
have learned to use PLANTATION BITTERS. Dyspepsia
with its pympton-, headache, heartburn, feverish lip?,
bad breath, sollow complexion, Ac, can bo cured by
using PLANTATION B_TERS. This is the most success
ful tonic of the age. Young, middlo aged, and old, are
delighted with its effects. The first trial always has a
-irked good effect. No change of die*. Is necessary
while usii.g PLANTATION BITTERS. Eat all you wish, of
the best and most nutritious food. It is tho greatest
cure ever known for an overloaded and distressed
stomach, which It relieves In a few moments. It Is
manufactured from carefully selected roots and herbs,
and preserved in perfectly pure St Croix Bum. Try
one bottlo of PLANT.TION BITTERS, ye sufferers, and our
word for it you will find yourso.ves foiling as good as
new. tuthsS
RAFFLE.
BY REQUEST, THE HANDSOME SET OF COTTAGE
FURNITURE will be raffled on Saturday Evening, 19th
inst, at 8 o'clock. Chances $3.
BURKE k BOINEST,
May 17 3* Meeting-street, next Mills House.
TO BAFFLE!
TWO FINE LITTLE STEAMERS.
?50 CU AN CES-SU' ?'Kit CHANCE.
THE HIGHEST THROW TAKES THE CHOICE ;
the lowest the remaining ono of the Steamers.
LIST OPEN at PHASER'S WHARF._May li
DRUG ST0BE FOR SALE.
AN OLD ESTABLISHED RET VIL DRUG STORE,
in ono of tho mont desirable localities of tho city,
Is OFFERED FOR BALE. The present proprietor is
Indu -ed to this step by rosson of his state of health,
which compels him to change hi? occupation, and re
move to tho country. Apply, by letter, to Box No. 336
Charleston Postofflce. thstuth* May 17
" WANTED.
Caf"*. sTlfTArX FEET l'ai INCH YELLOW PINE
?>\J,\J\J\J FLOURING, immediately for ship
ping: a prime article wanted.
.I. N. WOOD, Agent,
Lumber Yard, Linguard-ptrcot, between Church and
St ?te._S*_May 17
WANTED.
IA f\f\f\ FEET RIVER LUMBER, A**SOBT
lU.Uv/tl ED-FLOORING. SCANTLING, and
WEATHER BOARDING-delivered at Martin Point, on
the. Wadraalaw River. All rafts coming down theEdlsto
River pass this point Address, stating price per M,
JOHN COMMINS,
No. 141 Meeting street, Charleston, 8. O.
May 17_"_1_
LIKE! LIMB! LIKE!
f*AA BARRELS FRESH SOUTH CAROLINA
?UU b'XONELIME.
ALSO, .
About 6000 bushels of SLACKED LIME, sal-bio for
fertilizing purposes.
For sole low, by TROUT k AMSBURY,
Northwest corner East Bay and Market. trotts.
May 17 ?___a
CEMENT FOB SALE.
iOO
BABBBL8 CE VIENT. LANDING THIS DAY
from Behr. Arlington, and for aale by
..... TROUT & AMbBURY,
Northwest corner of M?iket and East Bay streets.
May 17_;_1
COTTON GINS.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING COMPLETED THEIR
arrangements once more for tin manufacture of
the best COTTON GINS ever made in this country, are
now prepared to re?oive orders from Planters and
oihtra wishing to purchase.
Tin long established and well-known repa-'ion of
ELLIOTT'S COTTON GIN8, will, we hope, be a suffi
cient ouaranteo that the article will give entire satisfac
tion. J. M. ELLIOTT t* On.,
May 14 _Wlonshoro. S C.
THE SUBSCRIBER
SOLICIT*} PATRON \GE IN THE FOLLOWING ME
CHANICAL WORK8, to wit: Repaire Weighing
Scab-, Letter Presses, Printing Press es; makes and re
pairs Hoisting Machines for Storos; irak?s all kinds of
Wrought and steel Ploughs, with or without stocks. Also,
n ?oneral run of BLACKSMITH WORK; also Wheel
wright Work in general. AROH'D MiXEI8H,
May 3 tnthsOmos No 4 Cumberland street
$10,000 TO $12,000.
FQR BALK FOR 0A8H ONLY, A GOOD PAYING
Business In Charleston. Kitabll.hed nine months.
Good reasons furnished for wishing lo sill.
For partlcu ara oddross
3. X. R.,
May 8 Lock Box, No. 109. Charleston.
MUTILATED CURRENCY
BOUGHT BY * I ' _. I P H. KEGLEB,
? - Corner King and Hasel-atreeU.
February 14 ,, ? _
BUIS TO AUD A8KLUY CAW AL COMPAS y.
OFFICE EDI8TO k ASHLEY OANAL COMPANY, 1
CBABUSTON, 8. 0" March 1?, 1PM. I
BY ACT O? THE LEGISLATURE, PAS. _D AT ITS
last session, the EOI8TO AND ASHLEY OANAL
COMPANY received permission to Increase their capita
from One Hundred Thousand ($100,000. Dollars to Throe
Hundred Thou.?nd ($300,000) Dollar?, In titi-'es of One
Hundred ($100) Dollars eich.
The publlo are hereby Informed that the books, for
atnbscriptioa to the additional Stook, will be open from
9 A. M. to 7 P. M. dally, at the office of Messrs. JOHN
8. RIGGS * OO., com- Bro*--street apd East Bay. The
Stock subscribed for to be paid for by a monthly lnstal.
ment of of Five ($6) Dollars on each and ever? hhaxe,
??. RAVENEL MACBETH,
?oeretrry and Treasurer,
! P. S. ?'Carolina Time?" copy ?ni ?end bill to this
office. March 19
PfiLOT & SIIERFfiSEE,
A.? JUSTEES
OF
BOOKS AND ACCOUNTS,
MASONIC :______!_.,
CORNER OF kisa AND WENT?VORTH-STS..
WILL ATTEND TO OPESINC, WRITING UP AND
DA LANCING DOOKS-, win eng?.'? to coattaat tin?
Boulm of Iti-tnllerp, Trailt ?uiun, anti ?thor* by the week,
lunn'li or ?rear, on moth-rat.? tenus. Will alto attend to
Collection?, of every kimi
Blntilo Entry Bookn iranBforred to Douhlo Entry with
out tho ti'il'oiiH iiruci-KH of transferring ?nil the expeiiBU
of now Iiookn. All biininesi confidential.
Boat city refer? n- < M gikon.
STEPHEN E- FELOT.
May 17_i_I.ODI8 3IIEBFK*-KE.
JUST RECEIVED
AND IN STORE.
TBE FOLLOWING FIRST CLASS
LOT OF
I.IPIIS, ALBS Al PORTERS.
r ri BARRELS GIBSON'8 WHISKEY (varions brands)
t)\J 16 Barrels Tallahaaspe Vk-hl>?koy
6 Ti csakR Otard. Dupuy k Co., Brandy
10 casks Sherry WIuo, (culterior brands)
6 casks Madeira ?lue, .< .'
6 casks Fort Wine, " ?'
10 casks Muir* ?; Son's Ale, (Oonuinc)
10 caBks Jeffrey's Ale, "
10 casks Youuger'a Ale, "
10 casks Allsopp'a Ale, "
10rankt? McEwan's Air?, "
6 casks GuiiionH* XX Porter, "
5 casks Hlb-jert's Porter, "
6 cas^s Barr A Co's. Porter, "
6 casks L'alklrk'H Brown Stcut, "
101) cases Philadelphia Ale
100 cases Philadelphia Porter
100 cases Old Burbou Whlsrcy, (warranted fine)
20 casos Braniy
20 case? Holland Gin
100 rases Sherry Wlno
60 case? Madeira Wiuo
53 casei 1'ort Wine
6(!0 cans? of Claret, (to a*rlve In a fow days)
60 ca-.es Champagne, (various brands.)
20 nil's Knulri inn
. 25 cast-8 ChainpagDO Cider
ALSO,
200 cases of the colebraud WAHOO and CALISAYA
BITTERS, fur which lam Solo A ROD t for South Carolina.
P. C. KERRIGAN,
May 15_C,_No. 80 MARKET 8TREET.
GEO. W, WILLIAMS & CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
CHARLESTON, 8. C,
OFFER FOR SALE LOW FOR CA8H: .
1 A?Ta?T. SACKS LIVERPOOL SALT
? \J KJ \_ 3000 barrels Sugar-A, B and 0
200 bags Rio and Java Coffee
lttuo keg? Nails, assorted
600 colls Manilla and Hemp Ropo
100 bales Gunny and Dundee Bagging
10U barr? Is Molasses and Syrnp
3 JO boxes Adamantine and Sperm Candle
200 kegs Powder-whole, half and quarter kegs
600 bags Sbot and Leid
600 bl>la. Flour-Fine, Super and Extra
200 dozen BtO-kctn, Brooms and Tubs
Coppera??, Bluestone, Madder
Indigo, Spices. Starch, frost Powder
Soda, Pickles, Ssrdlues, Teas, Mackeral.etc., etc.
May 10_thstnlmo
CHOICE LIQUORS, ALES, WINES, etc.
L. P. GOODWIN,
No. 58 Wentworth-street,
OPPOSITE MILITARY HALL.
FREE LUNCH FROM 11 A. M. TO 1 P. _., AND
FROM 8 TO 11 P. M.. EVaRY DAY.
The finest quality of ICE CREAM served at all hours
in the Osrden attached to thl? Eatabliahinent.
Come all and refresh yourselves. May 13
M?CPHERSON&DONALDSMlTH
BREWERS OF FINE PALE AL?S&PORTER
WEST ?8T-HST BET"-" 7 &8AVE.? NEW YORK.
GEO. W. CLARK " CO,
Corner East Bay and Cumberland streets,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
HAVING TAXEN THE 80LE AGENCY OF THE
above celebrated ALE, acknowledged to be
tb-i best In tbe market, aro now prepared to supply the
1 RAI)K of this city and vicinity.
Warranted to stand the climate.
For sale in barrels and half barrels.
May 7 3mo
SM?S, BLI1S, DOORS,"
MOULDINGS, BRACKETS,
NEWELS, BALLUSTERS, &e.
1 AAA PAIRS 8A8HE3, 8x10 TO 12x20
AUUU 1000 pairs BLIND*,. 8x10 to 12x20
600 DOORS, from 1 feet (1x6 feet 6 to 3 feet 4x7 feet 0
100,000 feet MOULDING - of all alzos and patterns
BRACKETS In great variety.
Measurements taken for odd-slzcd work and tarnished
at short notice.
The above on band and for sale low by
W. P. RUSSELL & CO.,
April li. ' th6_No. 10 HAYNE-BTRBET.
TO
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
REDUCTION IN PRICES.
FLOORING AND LINING BOARDS, PLANED
TONG CED AND GROOVED, at se /en dollars per
thousand. Surfacing np to twenty Indies wide, at six
dollars per thousand. Timber dressed np to twenty
1 nches ecrua* c, up to thirty -ii vo feet long, at reasonable
prices. Banting trom any part of the city to our Work
shops st one dollar fifty and two dollars per t "usanrl.
Persons ordering Lumber by Railroad Will save haul*
1 ng, as it ?can be delivered at our Work shops.
WHARTON & PETSCH,
OAR WORKS AND PLANING MILLS,
Corn? r Line-street and Railroad Avenue.
Agents for the sale of GEO. O. LOBDELL'B celebrated
RAILROAD WHEEL*, and II. 8. McComb's Patent
t retobed. Patent Riveted Oak Tanned Leather Belting.
May 8_tuthB6
m FIXT?! K?S FIXTURES!
THE SUBSCRIBER BEGS TO INFORM H18
friends and the citizens gen; rally, that he Is now
located at No. 110 Ohurchstreet, one door south of
Matkct, where he his in store a choice selection of
Gas Fixture-, and Globes of latest style and pattern,
Copper Pumps, kc Dwellings,'Ptores, ka., fitted np
With Piping and Fixtures at tho lowest tioni?lblo rates.
Steam Fitting.' ko. Repairing promptly a'tendfed to. All
work guaranteed. ' P. L. GUILLEUIN,
, Ho. 140 Chnrch-Btreet,
One door sonth of Market.
May ia_stath6
AGRHHILTUKisL WAREHOUSE
AND
SEED STORE,
No. 173 EAST B_. _ .
m
LITTLE & MAESHALL,
rHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN AGRI
CULTURAL IMPLEMENTS of all kinds :
SAW AND ROLLER GINS, horse power, and GRIST
MILLS, always on han- . ?, .
Agent? for ARCHAMRATJLV8 STEAM ENGINE, and
INqyt.y^frg?!'^ ?PRESS " Apr
^?kvJPiS?^VIA? -UANO. _
X now landing, and for sale low. If applied for Imme
diately^ ~? >* ' WA. K. RYAN,
May A .,:#. - ne, i AcoomincdaUon wn_f.
AUCTION SALES.
Dry doods, Clothing, ?te.
HY F OACKtf?.
THIS MORNING, at 10 o'clock, positively will be sold.
to close consign-nils, n' my store, No. 130 Meeting
B.rcet oppoBlto Pavilion Hotel,
160 LC'T;J OF DRY ("CODS,
?rONHIHTlNtl OF:
OALICOK**, Longclolh. Olnghain. Chaiubrays
Kino Check Cambric, Fine Ltii'-n Duiuiu-k Tablo ClothH
10 lo ? of assorted Madras Hrik's., largo size
Ladles' L C. HdkfH and (??'tits' do.
fit) pairs .ivK.rli'il Litten Drill I'.nits
10 pli-ces iliu? Lilien Huckaback
4U ?Io/.?.|i ass??rt? ii HosieI?.
Purcli'isprs aro jiarlliularly rcquoi-ted to attoud, as
above gooda will bo sold.
ALSO,
DOUBLE and BINGLE MATTRESSES
Feather mid MOBS Pillows ard B?>lHters, Cots
1 very Hue .M;tln?inny Hnokci-o. Hourly now
1 Show Case, 1 Ia?.t'?T-c?>n*.lug Pr?ns,
With many other article.?."_Moy 17
Lol in Aleramb-r-slreet.
HY JA. MKS 1. GA NTT. .
THIS DAY, 17th lnptant. at tho cornor of: Broad
and haut Bay strcelB, at 11 o'clock, will bo offered,
All that v.alu.alili- LOT OF LAND situato on tim oa F
i-ldo of Alexander street, between Calboun and Charlo tt
?treets, measuring in iront 45 feet and in depth 200 foo
moro or less. This Is a dcxlroblo locality for a p Ivate
rCBldenco.
'forms-Ono.ha'f cash; balance payable in two, three
and four years, willi interest from dav of vale, secured
by bond and mortgage of the property. Purchaser to
pay J. !.. G f??r pap -rs. May 17
Underwriter's Sale of Crockery.
BY II KM K1 CUDI A - CO.
THIS DAY, at 10 o'clock, lu front of our store, No.
20 Vendue Range will be sold,
ia crab s CROCKERY,
Comprising an excellent assortment; damaged on
board sehr. Wlckopoo on her voyage from Liverpool to
this port, and sold fur accouut of underwriters and all
concerned.
Oonditloofl cash. May 17
New Rollers.
HY J. A. ENS' OXV A CO.
TO-MORROW, 18th lust., will bo sold, at north Eldo of
tho old Custom HOUBO, at 11 o'clock,
Two NEW BOILERS, with Iron fronts, In complote
order, 32 feet long by 29 inches in di ?motor. They are
lying at Mr. James Addison's Wood Yard, Limehouse
rtreet, where they can bo inspected. May 17
BY U. Bf. ?M?SHAI.I..
TO-MORROW. 18tb in?tant, v?ill bo sold, at my Bales
Room, No. 33 Broad street,
ONE MULE.
ALSO,
A very bande?me set of BROCATEL FURNITURE,
Dusks, leo Houso, Tahlee, Cooking Stovo, Wardrobes,
Bc?ok rases, Ac.
Condi ti? nu cash. Articles to bo removed samo day.
Moy 17_
Valuable Ruildinq Lol west side Friend street.
BY Wii.Hi'it ?v s?>\.
TUESDAY next, 2lst instant, ?t tho north of the old
Custom House, at 11 o'clock, will be sold, without any
manner ot reserve, to the highest bidder,
ALI. THAT LOT OF LAND, situato on the weFt side
of Friend street, midway between Broad and Tradd
streets. Lot measures 39 feet 3 inches front, by IGOfcct
in depth. Bounded noith by land of- Holloway;
Fotith by land Trust Estate Horlbeck; wost by-, and
cost by Friend street. This Ftreet, about being wldenoJ
on tho east side, makes this lot valuable for building or
Investment.
Conditions cash. Purchaser to pav IIB for papers.
May 10_
UNO K11 DECREE IN Killi TY.
Reid vs. Reid.
Will bo sold under tho direction of the um"? rsignod, at
the old Custom Houso In this elly, on THUR8DAY,
the 7th dav of Jnne 18G0, at 11 o'clock, A. M.
All that LOT OF LAND, situate cn the west side of
King-street, In Ward No. 2, in this city, measuring in
front on King-street sixteen (IG) feet six luche?, ami In
depth 130 feet. Rounding to the easton King-street;
to tho North on lana of Fdward Kerrison ; to the ?.est on
land of ?he Estate of Clements; and to the southon
land of Ann Dupree.
Terms-One-third cash; the balance la one and two
years, secured by the bond of the purchaser, and mort
gage of the premises, with Interest from the day of sale,
payable eeml-annually. Purchaser to hive tin prlvllego
of paying the whole lu cash JAMES TUPPER,
May 17 tbstu Master in Eqnlty?
PRIVATE SALES.
Splendid Rosewood Piano at Private Sale.
BV MICKEY _ BAKER.
At Private Sale
At our Sales Room, No. 60 Market-street,
A splendid s y ?etave R08EWOOD PIANO, of fine
tone and finish, manufactured by Meacham k 8'egllng,
Charleston, B. C. Will be sold low. 3 Msy 17
Attention. Capitalists !
BY I?. HUNCH _ SUN.
At Private 8a'c
?hree PLANTATIONS within twenty-five miles of the
elly, well adapted to the raising of cotton and provis
ions; also offering an Inducement to wood cutting, tim
ber getting, or turpentine, business, being convenient to
landing on a bold river; also suited to br.ck-maklng.
Also, one to Lease or work on shares.
Also, a HOUSE AND LOT lu tho 'Iown e f Summer
ville- a very comfortable Dwelling.
Apply as above, at No. OGG Kt-SG-STREET.
Slay 17_
At Private Sale.
BY BOWERS - SIL.COX.
The LEASE AND GOOD W11 Lof a large Store and
Dwelling in Mng-ntrcet, with four bed rooms, furnlihed
complete, Crockery, (?la-warn. Tables, Knives, Forks,
Spoon", ?ins Fixtures, Bat-Room and all complete, with
sume Liquors, Ac , Cooklntr Rango, and everything ap
portait'lug to a well kept Restant ant, and a good stand
for business. Apply as abovo, at
No. 127 MEETING-STREET.
Conditions cash. Wlm3 Ma? 17
BY *~. B.VUKU?.
At Private Sale
230 boxes of TOBACCO, various brands, among which
are some of the Quest quality, v.iryln?! from 30 cents to
$1 per pound. Samplo b oxos can be seen at my store,
May l8_NO. 130 MEETING STREET.
Desirable Real Estate al Prioate Sale.
BY A. J. SALINAS.
At Private Bale
That desirably located THREE AND A HALF STORY
BUILDING on the oast side of King street. No. -, b
lng the fifth Hoase north of Hudson street, contalnln
eight large rooms. The lower room, now occupied a
an office, and entirely separate from the residence, can
with very little expense, bo converted into a handsom
store. The Lot measures thirty--roo feet six inches on
King street, by two hundred and seven feet In depth,
more or less, and upon which aro spaclons outbuildings.
This property Is susceptible of great improvement at a
small ?-oat, and offers a rare opportunity for Investment.
For forthor particulars and terms, apply as above, to
May-4 No. 23 VENDUE BANGE.
MES. S. J. C0TCH?TT,
FASHIONABLE BONNET EMPORIUM
FANGT MILLI VERY GOODS,
NO. 203 K1NG-ST., OPP. HABEL, CHARLESTON, 8. C.,
(Up Stairs.)
Country orders filled with neatness and dispatch.
April 8 tutliBalmo
SHOES _fe BOOTS.
C. STAUFP
KE8PKOTKULLY INFORMS HIS FRIENDS AND
tho commnnlty that he has opened a 'brunell of
business In the building corner of, Kins'' and Market
streets, known as Adger's Big Store, where he bas on
hsrid a large a-sortment of LADIES', MISSES' AND
OHILDRfc.N/8 8UOEU, .,
ALSO,
GENTLEMEN'S SHOES AND BOOTS st reduced
prices. tuths2mps April *0
J____W NOTICE.
JAMES F. IZLAR.
^_k.ttox?i_ey at I_aw
ANO
SOLICITOR IN EQUITY,
OBANQEBUIlGr C. H., S. C.
'May 10 _,_?__
! LOUIS D. D"SAUSSITRE,
BROKER & COMMISSION MERCHANT
, TOR THE SALE AMD PURCHASE 07'
REAL ESTATE, STOCKS, &c"
,A .? ... . . ?:
.,?,_, {AMD. BAIaB O?
.Cottens NaTal Stores and Produce.
OFF 1?B HO. ?3 OnOAD.STRBET, .
- - tQ_At__S_0i?, S. O.
March 71 - .d.i. tnths? tastes
AUCTION SALELS.
Jil II.H?. AN, II ICI.t li I- UN " CO.,
No. lil* Vimliii- KUHL-,
WU1 ?oil, THIS DAY, 17th inst., at 10 o'clock.
OASSIMEHES, Milton Cloths, Two-dB Long cloths
Calicoes, Muslin. Fancy Table Cloths, Towels Haudker
chlels. Hoso and Halt linn?, Blraw and Felt lists swd
Bonnets. Boots, Shoes, Valises, Readj-inado Clothing,
Ki-., >:I-.
ALHO,
?? new TABLES, 1 new BathincTub, Safes
1 l'lultnrm seal? (new). May 17
f,'rover ies, ?t*c.
ny MILLIGAN, mi. j.t iij..,is ?x- t o
Wo will H.H. TI! l8 DAY. 17th ii.Ht., |)t.f. r(J our "8tor0 .
l**o 20 Vendue Hat go, at IO O'ciocs
About Hilo iMiiiii.ii? HAMS, in lotB to suit purchasers
6 boxes Cheese
6 barrels Mnckerol
20 I ? tu No. 1 Mackerel
10 boxes Pip.H
10 cafes Wine tHeckheliuer). M?y 17
BY MILLIGAN, n_LCHBRB_ CO.
TO-MORROW, 18th lust., on Accommodation Wharf, w .
will ?eil, at II o'clock
About 2000 pounds BRASS and COPPER
1 lot Cast Iron wT
1 lot Wrought Iron.
Conditions cash. "Etty 16
BY MILLIGAN, MKl CHEIls ?Se CO
On TUDR8DAY, May 24, on Accommodation Wharf ?
11 o'clock, we will sell '
a BRA88 HOWITZERS
_8 Parrot Guns. jj,,, - B
Canton White and Check Mattina
Mc It A "Y AND CAMPBELL,
Next to I'os-touTce, Hasel street
Will sell TMI8 DAY, at 10 o'clock,
20 Rolls 6-4 WHITE CANTON MATTING
20 Rails 6 i Check Canton Matting.
Conditions cash. s,Ta- 17
Melton Cloths, Dn/ Goods, <tc.
McKAY ANO CAMPBELL,
Will soil THI8 DAY, at io o'clock ,
1 Bale, " pieces, 0-4 ENGLISH MELTON CLOTHB
light colors.
ALSO,
ORGANDIE MUSLIN8, Tissues, Pareas Tan
Stuff, Linen and Cotton Goods.
AL80,
CLOTHING, Boots and fchoce, and Hat?.
AND,
Various nssortmrnts of NOIION8.
Conditions oaeh May 17
Liquors, Crockery, Straw Hats, de, dr.
BY <?.* BRI. ). Ii, W11 t.
Will bo sold, at Store Ko.'61 King-street, THI8 DAY
17th iiiHt., at half-past lo. A. 51.,
A largo lot of BROWN COTTON SUIH'i 8, Linen Tick*
Ing, Mraw Ham, Crockery, Liquors, HarucBB, .tc.ieo.
May 17
AUCflOJ? KALE OP AHM Y WAGONS. A_
KIILANCKS, AND CARTS.
DEPOT QUARTERMA8TER'8 OFF'CE, ?
CHAHLESTON, 8. O, May 9, 1K6C )
Will bo sold, on WEDNESDAY, May 23, ISO?, ai I
o'clock A. M., at South Commercial Wharf, at Pnb li
Auctkn. to tho highest bidder,
1 lot of ARMY WAGONS
1 lot of A bnlancea
1 lot of Carts.
Terms cash.
By order of the Chief Quartermaster, Dept. 8. C.
D. R. HDNT,
Capt 25tb O. V. V. I.?
May 9_Depot Quartermaster.
SALE OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY.
Will bo sold, at Pillullo Auction, at 10 o'clock A. M., us
WEDNESDAY, M?y 23d, 1866, at Seabrook, near Hilte?
Head, 8. O, under the direction of Captain CHARLBB
BARNARD, Assistant Quarter tua ter, the follow la
Sroporty, viz:
TEAMER "CHASSEUR," ss she lays on the beach.
Two Boilers, taken from the steamship "Winns
Bcott."
Terms cash, In Government funds.
0. W. THOMAS,
Brevet Lient Col. and Chief Quartermaster,
April 19 I epartment r-outh Carolina.
SAIaR OP GOVERNMENT 1>I A < HIN KUY.
Will be sold, at Public Auction, at 12 o'clock M., oa
WEDNESDAY. May 23, 18C0, at tho Army Mach?n
Bhops, on St. Helena Island, opposite Hilton Hoad, 8s
C, under the direction of Capt. CHARLES BARNABD?.
Assistant Quartermaster,
THE FOLDOWIKG PUBLIC PROPERTY, vi? :
One HORIZONTAL ENGINE, 30 inch stroke, l8 lnon
cylinder
One Horizontal Engine, 20 inch cylinder
One Locomotive Boiler
One Steam Boiler Hcator
Parts of two Engines, 8 inch cylinder
One Blower Engine, cylinder
Two Double Hoisting Engines
One Old Boiler
Two Saw Billi Carriages
Lot of Old Machinery
Two Hand ltallread Cars
Two Iron Pilo? Houses
One set of Rollers for Boiler Iron
One Power Punch
lix Hlido Lathes, one 40 inch swing, two 20 Inch, two
19 inch, and one l8 Inch
Ono Bolt Cutter
One Planing Machine, 9 foot bed, 32 inch upright
One Upright Lilli
One Flro Engine
Two Cupolas
One Wooden Planer
Three Steam Pumpa
Onn Brass Furnace
Six Iron Ladies
One Jig 6aw and Table
One R. R. Splitting 8aw Table
One Pattern Makers' Lathe
One Morticing Machine
One Foundry Crane
One hundred Iron Boiler Castings
Two Pile Drivers
Ono Furnace Cupola
One Timber Truck
Fifteen thousand Bricks
Ono lot Patterns.
ALSO,
THE FOLLOWING WOODEN BUILDINGS :
One 100 fett long, 36 feet wide, Blacksmiths' 8hop>
ronlalniug nine Brick Forges, with Bellows, complets
one 64x28; one 70x10; one 24x12; one 19x21; one, two
stories, 129x28; three 20x20; one 12x12; two26x13; thro?
26x12; ono 20x12; one 110x26; one 260x30; one 23x22
one 2ix20; one 12x8; one It 112; ono 169x30; one ll?xC-U
two stories, with loft.
Terms cash in Government funds.
O. W. THOMAS,
Bv't. Lt. Col. and Chief Quartermaster Dep't 8. C
April 19 _,_ ,
KALE OP GOVERNMENT PROPERTY.
Will be sold, at Public Auction, at the G overa m_
Store House, on South Commercial Wharf, Charleston, ,
S. 0" at 12 o'clock M., on FRIDAY, May 25th, 1866, . _
largo quantity of Government property from the Ar* ..'
my Machine Shops on ht. Helena Island, conelrrtlny
of:
BOILER IRON, CA8T STEEL, Bar and Sheet Copper
Zinc, Spelter, Sheet Lead, Yellow Metal, Thorner '
Metal, Paints. Chain, Screws, Boiler Tubes, Boll?
Rivets, Iron Pipe, Copper Nails, Finishing Nails, Coas -
position Nails, Spikes, Nails, Copper Tacks, Belting '
Bolts, Wire, Binges, Oars, Saws, Rope, Oakum, Sheata- -
lng Paper, Coal Tar, Spun Yarn, Pitch, Bosln, Charoo? .
Fire Bricks, Hose and Couplings, Clamps for Bol]??? - -
Iron, Screw Punches, Pipe Cutters, Blowers, PotLamps?
OU Can?, Crucible?, Fancets. Squirt Cana, Gang Bama,
Capstans, Woodward Steam Punip?, Expanders, Hydra-o
lio Jacke. Anchors, Steam Ganges, Globe Valves, Cheek
Valves, Omg?, ?i hermometers. Steam WhUU???"*, Grow
Bars, hyrlnges, Spirit Level Bulbs, Lamps.??U, "ookft,
Boat nooks. Compasses, Life Preservers, Cork Fonder?
Jack Screws. Tube BrnsheB, Iron Tanks, Stoves, Store
Grates, Bellows, Portable Forges, Platform Scaltss,
Grindstone, Moulding Flasks, 8hovels, Bjsvdcs, B_*_
smith's Tools, Plumber's Toole, Carpenter's Toola.
Catalogues containing a full list Of the articles to M .
sold can be obtained in a few days upon appUca?on to
the Qnartermastera at Charleston and Hilton Head, B.
0., and Savannah and Augusta, Ga.
Terms caah in Government funds. ,.. ,.,,'
0. W. THOMAS,
Brevet Lient mant Colonel and Chief Quartermaster,
April 19 Department 8outh Carolina.
EXTENSIVE SALE OP COTTON M ACHIM-.
ERY. v '_:
The GranltevUle Manufacturing Company having da
tormlned to change their style of Goods and maka
FINE OLOTH8, otTer, and will sell at Auction, a
GranltevUle, on FRIDAY, 1st of June, their onOr o
Machinery of Nine Thousand One Himdred and
Twenty 8ptndles ttnd lu preparation, all In good ordor,
and now running on 8heetlngs, Shirting? and Drllla,
of number fourteen Yarn-cunsists of
Ono Mason's WILLOW
Two Whiting's PIOKKBS
Tua English Breaker riCBERS, Walker ft Hacking
Manchester, England ___, _
Three English Finisher PI0KER8, Walker k Haok-.
lug, Manchester, England _
1 Fifty four Mason's BREAKER CARDS
' Sixty six Mason's FINISHER CARDS
bit Mason's RAILWAY HRAD8
Four Mason's DRAWING FRAMES .____..
1 Fourteen Hill's GEARED 8PEEDER8, forty Spladle
etch
? On? OABD GRINDER ,,
Forty-thrao Msson's Warp Ring Traveller SPIUNINO
FRAMES. I'M Uplndies each __,
Thirty-three Mason's Fllllog nlng Traveller SPIN?
i M NINO FOAM KB. 120fplndles each . ,."
Bait Mason's HPOOLEhfl, 48 Spindle? eaoh - *
Eight Mason'a WARPERS, drop wire . : -,-.
. Ten Mason's DRE SERS /., , * .?.
' Two-hundred and, thlrty-slx Mason'? yard-w 1#. --.v
? LOOM- ! .-,.- - " ".-..?
Bpeeder BOBBINS. Spinning BOBBINS anil Warpla ....
1POOL8, REEDS, HARNESS. Ac., &o.
Partis? wishing to pureba-;e had batter come and as "
"Ino while tho Machinery Is running.
The Machlnei-jr will be boxed ?and delivered at the
?_sa_ ?^D^i\s_irrB_. ;:?
..?