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T_ie Dailv !N"ews. TUESDAY MORNING. MAY 29, 1886. LAll?.*<E?Vr CIIICULATION IN TUE STATE. LAUGEST CIRCULATION IN THE CITY. aW ""L-l LIST OF __J___.:RS r-e aitsinitiu: in the Post-office at the ena of eaoh wee- ia *puhlishe_ of-oially 1- TEC- _?"-I_? _ -"BJ"WS every _?x-i doy mornln?. AGENTS The foUowlng are tho Agonta for thla paper: W. A. HEMINGWAY, Gonoral Travel-g and Collect ing Agent Rev. COLIN MURCHISON, General Traveling and Collecting Agent. TOWNSEND fc NORTH, Booksellers and Stationers, Columbia, 8. C. Col. J. 3. RYAN, Barnwell, S. 0. F. M. TRIMMIER, Spartan Ottlcc, Bpartanburg, 8. 0. J. T. DuBOIS, Marion. 0. 8. HARDY, Sandy Ford P. O., Madison c<>.. Fis. PATRICK fe HUVEY, Moxon, Goorgla. it. A. MCKNIGHT, umonviUe. J. Y. H. WILLIAMS. Clinton. 8. 0. 3. R. ALLEN. Choster O. H., S. O. JOSEPH H. SEARS, "Now South." Huton Head. W. 8. LANCE, Grahamville P. O., Beaufort, a 0. li. F. BRADFORD, WoHerboro', 8, C. H. Ia. DARR, 8tunter, 8. O. THAD. O. ANDREWS, Orangobnrg, 8. a 3. T. HERSHMAN, '?Journal office," Camden, 8. 0. 3. M. BROWN, "Sontbernoroffloo," Darlington, B. 0. K. M. QUE- & BRO., Augusta, al. H. EBTELL, Savannah, Ga. ISAAC DAVEGA, Agent In Now York. Mr. AUG. BRENTANO, N0.708 Broadway, New York, Baa always tho latest dates of tho DAILY NEWS, as ho do? of all the other principal Journals of the country. LOCAL MATTERS. OW SEE SECOND AND THIRD PAGES.'WO . a . WE ABE indebted to tho courtesy o' the South ern Express Company for late ?Southern and West ern papers. THE COLLECIE LECTURES.-We call attention to the notice announcing that Professor PORCHER will leoture to-night on MILTON. The Professor has a fine themo, and wo fool assured his culti vated taste and well stored mind will offer a rich repast to his auditors. BOARD OF TRADE.-In our report yesterday of the proceedings of the Speoial Meeting of thisbody, on Saturday evening last, a slight mistako oc curs. We said that the letters of application were laid on the table, whereas we Bhould have said their consideration was postponed to the next re gular meeting of the Board. AT I. S. K. BENNETT'S auotion sales yesterday, the following securities were Bold as follows, viz: .City Stock at $78*? to $79. State Bonds at $71. City or Columbia Bonds at $61. Northeastern Railroad Bonds at $78. Che-w and Darlington Railroad Coupons at $60. ORAND BAFFLE AXD GRA-nrrrouB IMBIBINOB. The raflle of the horso and wagon (valued at $800), came off lost night at the hilliard rooms of Mesars. Loin NU & TURNER. The Ir ghost throw (48) waB made by proxy-a gentleman who repre sented a friend, first making a handsome throw that did the business, and then most handBomely ordering champagne cocktails pro bono publico. Every one imbibed and carno away rejoicing. CLJTH BOLT-INO.-Quito, a lively and exciting race took place in Meeting-street yesterday, at about 11 o'clock A.M. between a colored gentle man, accompanied by a large roll of bolting cloth, and a number of white persons, not similarly en cumbered, and who accordingly bolted after the bolting negro and cloth at a high speed. On ward they sped-away they fled, pursuers and pursued-till the darkey, arriving at the corner of Burns' Lane, dropped and lost tho cloth, and we dropped and lost sight of the negro. LADIES' ASSOCIATION.-A mooting of the "Ladies, Association to Commemorate the Confederate Dead" was held last evening at tho Masonic Hall, corner of King and Wentworth streets. The Rev. Mr. BOWMAN opened the meeting by reading the twelfth chapter of Isaiah, and prayer. The Rev. gentleman then read the minutes of last meeting. The Rev. Mr. WIGHTMAN read the Constitu tion, and submitted the different articles, which was unanimously adopted. The report of the Treasurer was then read. The following ladies have paid in the amounts attached to their respective names : Mrs J. Gllllland.$216.00 Miss Mary Burrowa. 200.00 Miss Julia Ohreitzberg. 830 00 Members' Fees paid. 60.00 Tdtal.$996.00 Mrs. D. OILMAN offered the following resolution, which was unanimously passed: Resolved, That the pastors of the various churches of the city be, and aro rtereby, request ed to invite the ladies of their respective congre gations, from their pulpits, to strew flowers on the graves of the Confederate doad, in the private church-yards within the precincts of the city, on the 16th June. The President was authorized to select a com mittee of gentlemen to assist the ladies in their arduous duties on the same day. The President appointed the following ladies a "Garland Committee," to obtain flowors for tho decoration of the graves of our departed horoos: .MriB. H. W. CONNER, Mina M. GUY, MISS FAIRCHILD, MRS. GILLILAND, MRS. OLNEY, MRS. G. ROBERTSON. Misa PALMER, REV. MRS. BOWMAN. Ml? MARY BURROWS, Miss CANTWELL, Mu? J. OHRIETi-ERG, Misa GILLILAND. MISS JANE YATES, Miss LIZZIE PARKER, MRS. NELSON CARTER, Mas. Z. DAVIS, It ia to be hoped that all who have flowers will generously part with those fragrant treasures for an object so laudable; but we unod not say so, for the ladies of Charleston will keep and nurture their flowers for that day, and will only feel too highly honored to have the opportunity of strew ing thom on a soldior's grave who died for a j nat and holy cause-a causo doar to every Southern woman's heart. Yos, ladies I otrew flpwors on tho graves of the dead, and may thy approving smiles quicken their fading leavos Into lifo, to fade never more. THE FAIR.-Wo have so ropeatodly spoken of the Trinity Church Ladies* Fair, now being held at Hibornian Hall, that wo find it no easy task yet to write again on the samo theme, without repeating what we have said alroady. In fact we have to bid farowoll to originality, and take another fair start along the same routo. The tableaux were good, and delighted all, both great and UM- Little Red Riding Hood was very popular with all but the poor little creature her "ir, who was no little frightened at the grin ping wolf on the one hand, and the gap ing orowd on the other. The little fair curly-headed sleeping babe in ??Tho Orphan Family" behaved well, and certainly looked charming. Bat it waa not of the tableaux we woraabout to ?speak, but of a dilTeront feature of the Fair, viz : the fare at tho refreshment tables. Wo enjoyed tho hospitalities of Mrs. WBITNBI ; and not devoid of tasto ourselves, wo were in a position to appreciate tho woll-diroctod andnraUi farioua efforts of our eatimable hoatesa. Tho bill of faro waa ampio, and tempting OTOO to sn opi cure. Everything you could aak or think of, you will thoro roady find to hand. Other ladies, we doubt not, woro equally well provided, bnt wo wero able only to eat one supper, and Mrs. W. waa tho happy diBponaor. Tho Fair in to continuo to-night, with new attractions. Tho Indies aro very anxioua lo dis pose of tho various articles ornamooting thoir reapectivo bazaars, and vtc hopo a crowded nUeti danco to-night will enablo them to do ao. -o PiiovoBT Cocivr, MAY 25.-Tho Unitod Staion W, Richard Martin and Willinm Jones : Burglary. Sergeant QEOUOE BBOWN, of police, sworn,saya: Thia morning, about 4 o'clock, aaw tho defendants standing at the corner of King and Badoliffe atreota. Ouo of thom (Mart.u) bud a pair of old shoca. WitnoBs discovered the window of tho Btore oponed; siw spool cotton and needles lying on tho floor; aaw tho Ulinga scattered about on the window. Tho proprietor of the atoro aaid that half-a-doxon pair of etockinga were missing, also eomo needles and whalebone. The store wa? not ontcrod; only the window opened and n0? d; had the parties arrested. The policeman station ed near neither Baw nor hoard anything of tho window being broken open. Nono of the stolon articles wore found on dofondauts. Not guilty, and ordorod to bo discharged. United Statea vs. Gharlcs Rubineon : Stealing shoes. J. Q. RENTIEUS, ?-wurn, said that ho was a clerk at 1). STIIAUSS A Uno., No. 141 King-street. Yesterday evening d?fendant passed tho store, pulled oil' a pair of shuoB from tho door, and ran off. Witness followed him; defoudant dropped tho shoes; witness did not stop to pick np the shoes, but followed him, and captured bim in Archdalo-strcet; brought bim back, picked np tho shoes, and carried defendant to tho Guard House. 8. BUTOHNEI?, employed in tho samo store, cor roborated tho testimony of tho last named witnosa. Found guilty, and ordered to 30 days' hard labor on tho streotB. U. S. us. Charles Richardson and John Coll ios. Assault_W_. I-FFEiiMAN, sworn, aaid thal on yesterday, about 4 o'clock, some ten negroes carne into his store; one of them took a piero of moat and ran away. His shop is at the corner of Wash ington and Calhoun streets. Ho waa in his store alone at this time; made attempt to follow the thief, but returned to his store, when the others went iuto the street. Witness Chargen thom with complicity. Collins came np with a briok. Wit ness had a knife in his hand, and told Collina that if ho flung the brick at bim, he [witnesB] would fling the knife at bim [Collina]. Collina also had a pocket knife in hia hand. The police arrested Collins, and on their way saw Richardson, who looked like the person who stole the meat. Not guilty, and ordered to bo diachajged. MONDAY, May 28,-U. S. vs. HENIIT ROBIRBOM: Obtaining gooda under falae pretences and larce ny.-JOHN ?SIMONS, white, sworn aaya that on or about tbe ISth of March Iaat one Nonius came to the store of STRAUSS & Co.'to purohaae gooda. He purchaaed ISO worth of gooda ; stated that he would call back later ia the day, and say what disposition be would make of them. A few mo ments after defendant carne in, saying that he bad come for a gentleman's bundle. Witness asked bim the name of the gentleman who aent him; de. fondant could not tell ; told defendant to bring an order for the goods, and he could have them. De fendant left, and after a few moments returned with an order signed iu the name of Nonius. The goods wero delivered on the order. Later in the day Mr. Nonius returned for his gooda, and stated that the order was a forgery. Ou Saturday last the dofendant oamo into the atore with a note, purporting to contain $55, and asked a receipt for it. No money waa in the note. He aaid that a gentleman at the corner of Coming .and Spring streets bad given him tho note. On being further questioned, ho aaid that he picked the note up at the Postofiice ; had bim arrested ; recognized him as the boy who got the gooda bought by Nonius. There waB only one bundle in the store to be delivered at the time. The de fendant called for Mr. Nonius' bundle. Sentenced to be imprisoned for thirty daye at hard labor in tho streets. Tho next case was ono of alleged horae stealing -a long story, very complicated, and intensely uninteresting. We loft before the case was de cided. COMMITTED S?ioiDE.-Tho Mobilo Tribune of tho 17th'saya an iuqueat waa held by the Coroner yeatorday upon the body of one Albert Lowndes Drayton, late a Confederate soldier, who waa found dead at Choctaw Point battery, within twentv feet of the water's edge. Deceaaed waa well dreaaed in a Confederate gray frock coat. vest aud panta, and had letters ami p&pora about bia person, which fully identified bim. By his Bide was a copy of Mr. A. Girard'a laat publication and an empty vial labelled "laudanum." The body bore no marks of violence. When last seen -on Saturday laat-deceaaed made an appoint ment to moet a friend the next day and failed to keep it, and it ia therofore probable that about this time he put an end to himself. Drayton was a abort while ainco in the employ of the Southern Express Company, and was known and highly respected. There waa no doubt in the minda of tho jury of inquest that he came to his death by his own band by taking laudannmt and they ren dered a verdict accordingly, but no cause can be assigned for it. We publish the foregoing at the desiro of friends of the unfortunate young man. We are request ed to atate, also, that if any of bia friends wish any further information, they can procuro it by addressing their inquiries to the Superintendent of the Southorn Express Company in Now Or leans. THE STEAMI.II Emilie, Captain Beaufort, arrived, at a late hour last night from Savannah via Beau fort. Tho following aro her passengers : J L McAttea, O Oak, Vi Tieman, W H Feasendon. H M Kingiman, 3 J McQuire, W Warren, Mrs Warren, J S Winton, D F Dey, W O Warding, Mrs Warding, J 8 Reed and servant, Q W Wilkins, W B Keene, Mrs Keene, Q O Walker, 0 Brnnson, Mrs Jenneman, Mrs Apple, J Stein, J W Steolo, J B Thomp?on, E J Scran ton, It J Arnold, S W Latz, Mrs ?Arnold, Miss ?Arnold, Dr Briabano, and 11 In steerage; Consignees-H L P Mccormick, 8 W Latz, W S Hon ory, and others. -... In 1860 tho United. Slates navy consisted of only 46 vessels fit for service. The present strength of tbo navy ia 326 vessels, 49 of which aro sailing res sols, 209 steam vessels, and 68 iron-cladn. There aro now 1997 regular naval ofticers of all grades. The number of midahipmen under instruction at tho Naval Academy at Indianapolis at tbe present time is 450. There wero besides, in January last, 1091 volunteer naval o Akora of all gradea. Navy yards or ehoro stations at tho following pointa: Portamouth, Boston, Now fork, Philadelphia, Washington, Norfolk, Ponsaoola, Mound City de pot, Mare Island depot, Ordnance depot, Jeffer son Barracks. The Atlantic squadron numbers 9 v?asela; Gulf 27; European 7; Brazil 10; Eaet In dies ii; West India 8; special 4; Pacific 11; and there are 10 v?asela on special service. m - HE IS *Kauia? A STUMP SPEARED, who, when tr.lking, oxhlbitB ft mouthful of stumps. If you would keep your dental fixtures in perfeot talking order, uso the fragrant SOZODONT daily ; the recipe is aiinplo but t.-*e. tus2 BUSINESS NOTICES. Aw-Ion Ralea Tilla Tiny. MILLIOAK. MKXOU-CBS k Co. will soil ?ila day at their ?torc. No. 20 Vcndno IlaDge, at 10 o'clock, mack erel, berring, hams, angar, coffee, whiskey, .*_ ; also, an assortmont of dry goods, shoes, bats, ko. GEOROK HONKK*- will eel] thin day at his storo. No, l8 Vonduo Rango, ut io o'clock, a varioty ol shoes, se gara, fans, hate, Etispe*-ern, dry goods, jowelry, &c. F. BaOHUB will sell this day at his H toro, No. 136 MrcUdg-stroet, opi osito tho Pavilion Hotel, at 10 o'clock, tobacco, matting, and sundry other articles. MILES DRAKH will eoll this 'day at his atoro, corner of King and Liberlj-etrerts, ot 10 o'clock, dry goode, furniture, uiaUlng, and a variety oi other useful ar ticle?. JAM- W. BROWN A Co. will soU this day at their store. No. 116 East Bay, at 10 o'clock, eager, hams, tongues, counter scale, giB fixtures, forco pump, tie. MOKAT k ?CAMPBELL will Boll this day at their sales rooms, Hosol-streot, next to I'ostoffico, at 10 o'clock, dry goods, clothe, straw goode, tinware, &c, to clot o consignments. IIKHIIY Con:?, ?.- Co. will sell tlili ?lir before their store. No. 26 Vendno Bango, a 10 o'clock, flab, soap, atarob, syrup, and othor articles. J. A. ENSXOW k Co will sell this day, alongside sehr. Miiry, at Korr's Wharf, at 11 o'clock, - buehcls white provision corn, ellgbtly damsgod. CLIFFORD k MATHZWES will sell this day at tlioir storo, No. 31),*Broad-street, lit 11 o'clock, a leather-top buggy, 2 borer? spring wagon and harness, Ac. NOTICE.-We call attention to tho odvortlsomcnt of JOHN COMJUNB, .?O. 141 Meetfrut-stroct, opposite Hayno, where be offers to sell 4000 pairs of boots aud aboca (summer styles) at retail, for thlB month, at cost, in the ovent of having his store rebuilt Da HoMrHRKTS', of No. 562 Broadway, New York, well known to the Homoeopath!o medical practico, has transferred bis intorest to a company of which ho is a member, and is now ready to furnish all the varieties of Specifics the profession and people may need. No house in this department of medicine has larger fscilitioa or a butter reputation, ?than that of which Dr. H. is now at the hood.-Newark Advirliser, March 29, 1?65. 6 A HINT TO BCTB Bi-s.-HOW TO GAIN AND RBTAIN AFFBOTION.-It has frequently been suggested that PLANTATION Bum are, in another foim, the "Elixir of I.?ive" of tho Ancients. That they do much to quiet "family jars," and reconcile fretful wives to oross hus bands, we verily believe When domeatlo qnlet la re stored and connubial felicity roigna supreme, ?'How great th?? charm, how sweet the bliss That finds expression in a Idea." A free and proper use of PLANTATION RITTERS will in spiro tho souls of both soxea with pure and high-toned sentiments of affection, and a capacity for raro exquisite enjoyment in each other's society. Remember there ia no place like homo, and no passion like love-and noth ing to link the two together and you to both like tha great Family Bleaaing, PLANTATION BITTE-. tuthsS Wonderful but True ! i MADAME REMINGTON. THE WORLD RENOWNED Astrologlat and 8omnambullatic Clairvoyant, while in a clairvoyant state, dellneatea the very foaturoa of the per son you are to marry, and by the aid of an instrument of Intense power, known aa tho Psychomotropo, guar antees to produoe a perfect and life-like picture of the future husband or wife of the applicant, with date of marriage, occupation, leading traita of character, ko. Thiers no imposlUon, aa testimon?ala without number can aeaert. By stating place of birth, age, disposition, color of eyes and bair, and enclosing fifty cents, and stamped envelope addressed to yourself, you will re ceive the picture by return mall, together with desired Information. Address in conndonoe, Madame GERTRUDE REM INGTON, P. O, Box 297, Weat Troy, N. Y. May S tulr.B3mo A Beacon of Health. The good things of this world have each their ap pointed mission. It is the mission of HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BIT TERS to prevent and relieve a great variety of ailments. For twelve yeara ita ant-cess as a protective and a remedy has been without chook or drawback. It is strong negative evidence ot this fact, that the efficacy of the article as a specific for dyspepsia, biliousness, constipa tion, nervousness, general debility, and Intermittent fevers, has never been questioned. As proofpotilive ot its infallibility in suoh caaes, the statements of public men whoso names are familiar aa houeehold words, have from time been given to the world. If ita reputation la not founded in facts, then truth is a shadow, and the utterancea of conscientious citizens of no more value than "dleora* oaths." And what is Ita reputation ? Let the progreaB of its aalea aaawer the Inquiry. Where twenty dozen bottles of Hostetter's Hitters were sold In 1855, Jive hundred doten are disposed ol now. Could public opinion be more significantly expressed than by its unparaUeled Increase of consumption ? It seems Impossible. The preparation has been Imitated. Where are the Imitators? Echo answers, "Where?" To the "limbo" of things lost on earth they are all either gone or going. Peace be with them 1 May 28 _6_ MRS. WINSLOW, Aji<3xyerienccd Nurso and Female Fhysiclan? Presunta to the attention of Mothers her Soothing Syrup, FOR CHILDREN TEETHING, Which greatly facilitates the process of Teething, bj softening the gums, reducing all Inflammations, vrLO allay ALL. PAIN and apasmodlo action, and la SUBE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS. Depend upon it, mothers, It ??rill give rest to yourselves, and Relief and Health to Your Infants. We have put np and sold this artlole for over shirt} years, and can aay In "nflden" and truth of It what art have never boon able to say of an othor medicine NEVER HAB IT FAILED IN A SINGLE INSTANCE TO EFFECT A CUBE, when timely neod. Never did w e know of an Instance of aiesatinfaction by any one who used It. On the oonlrary, all are delighted with Ita ope rations, and speak in terms of oommendatlon of Ita magical effeota and medical virtues. We speak In thli matter "what we do know," after thirty years' expe rience, and PLEDGE OURSELVES FOB THE FULFIL MENT 07 WHAT WE HERE DECLARE. In almosi evory Instance where the infant la suffering from paie and exhaustion, relief will be found In fifteen or twentj minutes after the syrup Is administered. Full directions for ualng will accompany 11oh bottle. None genuine unless the foe simile ot CURTIS ft PEU? KINS, New Fork, is on the outside wrapper. iold by all drugglats throughout the world. Price only 35 Cents per Bottla. For sala by KING & OASSIDEY, Fehroarv 22 Croo Charleston. GEO. E. CRUMP & 00. GENERAL COMMISSION __?S:?? o n_v jsr TS, AGENTS FOB MANUFACTURED TOBACCO, AMD WIIOL-ALE D_L-8 IN I.IttTJOllS, GRAIN, KJL.OUK, LIM-, HUG AUB, HAY, SALTED FISH, GUAN?.;, o.e. NO. 90? BROAD STREET, 0 '? AUGUSTA, GA. ' May - ' Imo AUCTION SALES. Fish, Soap, Starch, Syrup, &c. BY mcr.ItV COBIA - c6. THIS DAY, at 10 o'clock, boforo oar ?atore, No. 20 Von duo It?.UR'*, will bo Bold, 3S boxes HAUJJUUK 20 boxes ColROto'B No. 1 Soap 10 boxes Starch 4 boxe? Pickles, half gollouB 1 box Cindy 3 bblH. Florida Syrup. Conditions cash._'_May 29 Fell Hats and Hair Brushes. It a H - MUY ?tllll.l at- CO. On TO _OUROW, 'luth hist., at 10 o'clock, at our storo, >o. 20 Vendue Itnugo, will busnlil, Oin? MM? couUIniug 2d dozen BEltt HAi'8, assorted colors and BIZOH tin?) pacbai-'j (0 lb?.) Hallan Sowing Silk (black) Otii-ciHi? Hup? nor quality Huir BrusbeB. Imported ?lircct Irum Livorpool. Tenus canli. _May 91) Underwriter?' Sale-Damaged Cutlery. BY II-NU.Y CdlHA - CO. TO-MORllOW, ?loth iuHtant, at 10 o'clock, at our Store, No. 20 Vnuduo Ratik'o, will bo B? Id, 1 canlt CUTLERY, COBI-U-Ml : TABLE KVIVES AND 1-OltKS. CARVERS Shoo Knives, Barlow Knives, H?7.nrs SciHSors, tillcars an ? l'ln-k? t Knives, Imported in and damaged on board schoonor Wickopee, on bor VOVBRO from 'alvcrpoul to this port, and soid for .account .f Underwriters and all concerned. Terms cash. _ May 2D Damaged Corn. BY J. A. a-NSL.OW Ai CO. THIS HAY. 29th lust, will bo sold, a'ongside olscbr. Mary, at Kerr's Wharf, nt 11 o'clock, - Biishels WHITE PROVISION CORN. Slightly datnagml on the voyago of Importation, and sold for account of whom It may concern. .May 29 I'ickled Herrings. HY .1. A. I?'?V*?LU\V - CO. TO-MOIJRuW, 30lh Instant, will bo sold, before our Storo. No. 126 East Hay. st 10Ji o'clo k, CO BABBgLg PI0&LKD HfcRRINQB. May 29 To close Consignments- White Beans, Tea, Tobac co, Soap, Molasses, Com Meal, ?te. BY J. A. KNSIaOW ?- CO. TO-MORROW, 30th Instant, at balf-past 10 o'clock, will bo sold b fore our Stoio, No. 125 East Bay, It bbls. WHITE BEANS Ohests Tea Hhdn. Mola'608 Cadillcs Extra Superior Tobacco Boxos To lot Soap BaleB Twino Cases Cream Tartar Cases Copperas COBCB Alum Case? Madder Cosos Pilot Bread Cans Paints, assorted Cans Verdigris. May 20 French Bark "Ange Guavdiene." for acoount of whom ii may concern, by order of Die French Consul. BY J. A. KN5LOW tai CO. On THURSDAY next, 31st May. will be sold, at 11 o'oloek, at Kerr's Wharf, The Mctilled and Copper Fastened, ten year old FRENCH BARK "ANGE OUARDIENK." By order of the French Consul, the conditions of the sals are as follows: Tho Hull and Spars will bo offered together; then the Anchors and Chains; after which, the Standing and Running Bigging and Cordage; *nd, sub sequently, all the Sails. The whole will then no rffored together, and, if bids aro made in excess of tho com bined oflors for the soverel parts, the said offers to be void; otherwfBO, they will bo binding. ANO, IMMEDIATELY AF-111* THE SHIP'S BOATS. JOST" The Wilmington Journal and Savannah RepubU can will piesse copy, and send bill to J. A. E. k Co. May 26 New Crop Muscovado Sugar. BY J. A. EN 8 LOW ANO CO. On FRIDAY next, 1st Juno, at 10 o'clock, will bo sold, at Accommodation Wliurf, alongside the schooner T. J. Frazier, Just arrived from Matanzas, 40 hbds. New Crop MUSCOVADO SUGAR. May 29 iVeto Crop Cuba Molasses. BY J. A. KNHIaOW " CO. On FRIDAY, 1st June, will bo sold, at public auction, In the New Custom House Stores, corner East Bay and Market street, at 11 o'clock, 4215 hhds. ) 30 tlercsB J NEW CROP CARDENAS MOLASSES. 8 bbls. ) jgar* Columbia Phoenix, Augusta Constitutionalist, Savannah RepubU-n, Wilmington Journal, MaconTele graph, Abbeville Banner, will insert tho above until day previous to sale, and send bill to J. A. E, Jr. Co. May23 4000 PAIRS of a fine selection ef BOOTS and SHOES, compri sing all the styles and varieties which constitute the shoe trade and summer wear. They are offered at retail for this month at cost. JOHN COMMINS, 141 Meetinec-st., OPPOSITE IIAVKE. May 20 IMP FAMILY SOAPS! CHEAP FAMILY SOAPS ! A LARGE AND OOMPIaFaTE ASSORTMENT OF CHEAP FAMILY - APS from the celebrated J. O. HULL & BON'S Manuf.c ury, has just been recolvod at VON SANTEN'S BAZAAR, And selling at FIVE, TIN, FIFTEEN, TWENTY and TWENTY-FIVE OENT8 per cako, and by the bar at FIPrEEN, TWENTY and TWENTY-FIVE CENTS and upward?. By the dozen ?-kee or bara will be sold still cheapor. CASTILE SOAP, In bars; ROBE; ALMOND; PATM; MAONDM HONEY; MAGNUM GLYCEUINK; MAM MOTH WINDSOR; TRANHPARKNT CAKE SOAP; HOTEL WINDSOR SOAP; KNIOKERBOOKER 8HAV INO SOAP, In bars for barber's use; MILITARY SHAV ING SOAP. VERBENA, ROSE, ORANGE and CAMPHOR SOAP, for the Toilet, ko. For aale, wholesale and retail, at VON SANTEN'S BAZAAR, No. 300 KING STREET, May 24 8 doors below Wentworth stroot TO CARPENTEBS AND BUILDERS. YOUR ATTENTION IHCAIaLJ-.D TO A STILL FUR THEIt DHOIilNK I*?! PUMES FOR PLANING, AND TONGUEING AND tv ?*? >V1N<* LUMBER. Knowing tho wants of the community, we reduced the prices of the pr?paration? o? Lumber for Building Pur poses, anti now offer a ht'.U furthrr reduction. Surface Planing at Flvo ($6) Dollars per M. Tonguelng and Grooving at Six ($6) por M. The patronago of the community is respectfully soli cited. We aro prepared to contract and furnish any number of feet of Flooring, Lining and Shelving Boards, prepar ed in best manner, at corresponding reduced prices. WHARTON k PET80H, Car Works and Planing ?lilla, ' Cornor Llncstreet and Railroad Irack. May 98 6 AGM-L-RAL WAREHOUSE AND SEED STORE, No. 173 EAST BAY. LITTLE & MARSHALL, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN AGR1* CULTURAL IMPLEMENTS of all kinds : BAW AND BO-LEE GINS, hone power, and GRIST _-._*, always on barn*. Agents tot A *._EAMRAULT*S STF.AM ANGINE, and lN?1feB80L-*-t-*rB.U'COri-cN t.*:!-- .it AUCTION SALES. Flour. JAMBS W. Ili-'lWN ?St CO. Will sell THIS DAY, a', their Store, No. 110 East Bay, corner Fraser'? Wharf, at 10 o'clock, 40 b?rrele FLOUR. Conditions cssh. May 29 (fas Fixtures, ?fee?. JA*UKN W* BROWN - CO. Will Bell, TUIS DAY, at their Store, No. lia East Bay, corner Fraser'? Wharf, nt in o'clock, A lot of DROP, STAND AND PULPIT Of!-CD_ LIERS. ALfiO. 1 large FORCE POMP. OondltloiiH cich. May 29 Sugar, Han..?, Tongues. A.c. .MMfN VV. ItlUHW " Ctr. Will sou Tint) DAY, nt their .Store, No. 11G East Bay, at 10 o'clock, 20 libio. SUGAR 200 Baitis 50 Smoko?! Tongues 'if> boxes (TcxlfUu 30 boxes nerrin?.?? 5 boxen Tobacco 10 boxes (Jlieoao 15 dozen Backets. A -O, 1 COUNTER SCALE. Condition?* cash. May 29 Dry t?oo_, Cloths, Strata Hoods, Tin Ware, dec., to close Consignments. ni?-It A V - CAhll'IIF.LI,, Next to Pos?ollie?-, Hasel-street, Will sell THIS DAY. st 1U o'clock, ORGANDIE MDHLIN?, DBK8S PLA1D8, FIGUBED GRENADINES Swiss .Vu?Ilim, Linen Cambric Handkerchiefs, Bhlrt BOROLIS, Linens Pnnts St? IT, Jean*?. Casplmerrs, Duck, Coa'lng Glov a, Buttons, Pcrltirno^, Notions, Cutlery Chemise, Drawers, Linen Collars, Mantillas, Skirts, Coats, Ac. ALSO, TO COVF.n ADVANCES, 42 pieces C4 ENGLISH LIGHT CLOTHS, AMO, LEGHORN. PALM LEAF nND STRAW HATS, trimmed and untrimmed. . A_ o, AN INVOICE OF TIN WARE*. DiiBt Pans, Foot Tubs, Knife Trays, Water Backets Money Banks, Mats, &c. ALSO, Ten boxes HAVANA CONFECTIONERY. Conditions cash._May 29 Dry Gootls, Furniture, Mailing, ?cc. BY -?ULK*-. IHllllK. THIS MORNING, at 10 o'clock, will bo sold at my atore, corner Ring and Llborty streets, PleceB ENGLISH and AMERICAN LONGCLOTHS, Prints, Barego, Leno, Tlssno, Moenmblquo, Ticking, Hickory Stripe, Alpaca, Brown, Wbito and Printed Linen, Brown Honio.-pun, English Drill, Sitlnets, Cassi meres, Jeans, Crash, Melun Cloth, Ac. Ladies' and Gents' Holsory, Neck Tloa, Hoop Skirts, Spool Cotton, Agate and Bone Buttons, Bclseors, Linen and Paper Coltan-, Corsets, Shirt Bosoms, Bolts, Sewing Ollie, Combs, brushes, Ac. AMD 20 RoUs Whlto and Checked MATTING. ALSO, 1 COOKING 8TOVE 1 Ice Honso 1 Shower Bath 1 Washing Machine Screens, Baby Baskets ? Window Shadct, Book Backs, ko. - May 29_._ Tobacco, Matting, Ate. F. BACKUS Will sell THIS MORNING, at 10 o'olock, at hla Store, No. 130 Moeting-s'reet, opposite Pavilion Hotel, 30 boxes Gllllam'B Celebrated GALLEGO TOBACCO 3 boxes C's Sweet Tobacco 6 boxes 10'a Madiaon's Brand 1 case Smoking Tobacco 10 rolla 6-4 Matting 1 large Show Case Mattresses, Bolsters, Pillows, Ac. 1 Burean, 1 handsome Book Case. With sundry other articles._May 19 BY CLIFFORD - MATIIKWKS, No. 31 1-A Urooil-strcct. THIS DAY, at our office, at 11 o clock, will be sold, 1 Enamelled Leather Top BUGGY, in good order 1 Light Two Horse Spring Wagon and Doublo Harness, iu good ordor. Terms cash. May 29 City Six Per Cents., in sums to suit purchasers, South Carolina Railroad Bonds, State Ronds, ?te, at auction. BV JOHN 8. RI?OS - CO. TO-MORROW, the SO- inst., at 11 o'clock, at our Beal Estate and Stock Exchange, will be sold, Til- FOLLOWING FIRRT-CLAsB SKCDRI TIKSI EIGHTEEN THOU8AND FOUR HUNDRED DOLLARS IN OITY SIX PER CENT. STOCK, IN SUMS TO SUIT PURCHASERS. ALSO, ONE THOUSAND DOLLAH8 80UTH CAROLINA RAIL ROAD BONDS. ONE THOUSAND DOLLABS 8TATE SOUTH CARO ' LINA (PAST DUE) BONES.* TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS STATE SOUTH GASO LINA BONDS, DUE 1881. TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS STATE NORTH CARO LINA BONDS. FIVE THOU8AND DOLLAR8 CITY MEMPHIS BONDS. FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS GREENVILLE AND CO LUMBIA RAILROAD BONDS. FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS CITY COLUMBIA BONDS. ALSO, FIFTY-ONE SHARES (HALF) SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD. TWENTY-SIX SHARES CHARLESTON GAS COM PANY. AWD, * THE FOLLOWING COUPONS t COUPONS NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD. COUPONS CITY OF COLUMBIA. COUPONS 80TJTH CAROLINA RAILROAD. COUPON8 COLUMBUS AND WEST POINT RAILROAD. COUPONS CITY OF SAVANNAH. Unlimited Securities recolved before day of sale. May 29_ Estate Sale-Ey order of the Administrator, roith permission of the Ordinary. BY R. M. MARSH Al. I?. TO-MORROW, 30th lnat., at 11 o'clock, will be aold at my sales room, No. 33 Broad street, A Lot of very elegant and -well kept FUNTTURE, be long to an Estate. Wa-t-H a OF: Large and very handsome BRUSSELS CARPETS Handsome Parlor Furniture, Chaira, Tete-a-Tetes, Tables, Paintings, Ornaments. Chamber Furniture-Bedsteads, Bureaus, Chaira, Car pets, A-o. Conditions cash. Articles to be removed same day. May 20_ BY R. Bl. MARSHALL. TO-MORROW, 30th inst., will bo sold at my Sales Room, No. 83 Broad-street, Yards of GREY MELTON CLOTH Yarda of Brown Melton Cloth. It is suitable for Spring and Summer wear, and will be sold in suits. Conditions cash._May 29 Desirable Residence. BY WILBUR _ SON. TUESDAY NEXT, 6th June, at 11 o'olock, north o? the Old Custom House, will be sold, ALL THAT LOT OF LAND, WITH THE FINE RESIDENCE thereon, situate ono door northeast of the corner Inapeotlou and Marsh _Lstreets, measuring 43 foot 0 Inches on Inspeo on-street, by 120 feet in depth. Conditions-Half cash; balanco in one and two years, to be secured by bond and mortgage of the premisos. Building to bo insurod and policy assigned. Purchaser to pay na for papera. May 29 Splendid Corner Stand and Dwelling. BY WILBUR _ SON. TUESDAY next, Mil June, north of the old Custom House, at 11 o'clock, will bo aold, MALL THAT LOT OF LAND, with the de alrable two and a half story DWELLING and STORR thereon, being a Ano buslneas stand, situate on the northeast corner of Marsh and Inspeotlon-stroets. The house is well finished, has a spooloua store neatly fitted up, and on the pr<-lses Is a flue large elstern and necessary outbuildings. Lot fronts on Insp?cUonstreot 35 feet 6 lnohes, by 120 feet on Marsh-street. Conditions-Half cash ; balance lu one and two years, tobeaecured by bond aud mortgage of the promises; buildings to be kept lneured and policy aaslgned. Pur chaser to pay na for papers. May 29 PRIVATE SALES. Desirable Real Estate at Private Sale. BY A. ?J. SALINAS. At Private Sale That desirably located THREE AND A HALF STORY BUILDING on the eaat side of King street, No_, b lng the fifth House north of Hudson street, contain eight large rooms. The lower room, now occupied a an office, and entirely separate from the realdenoe, can with very little expense, be converted into a handaom store. The Lot moasnrea thirty*-ree feet alx lnchea on King B trent, by two hundred and so von feet in doptb, moro orleaa, and upon which are spacious outbuildings. This property is snoceptible of great improvement at a small cost, and offer? a rare opportunity for investment. For further particulars and terms, apply as above, to May 4 Ho. 33 VENDUE RANGE. $10.000 TO $12,000. T7k?QB SaLS FOR OASH ONLY, A GOOD PAYING _* Business In Charleston. _Ubllsh??d nine months. Good ri--?on .furnish ed for wishing to Mil. For partloniara adlresa J. - B, May 3 Lock Box, No 100, OJbarteaton. AUCTION SALES. ***" M1I.I.IUAN, /U KIa? li ino: As. fita. THIS DAT. MM Insta?,. wo win 8'M ?tour SIO^TN? K ._!. W? XT ???,_?.'.?''??. nt 10 O'clOCk, 6 bblii No 8 MAOKMIFI 10 Kits No. 1 Mackerel ' '.'II Iinji.>< Herrings 300 lbs Hams i bnrrcl Kirrar 1 Back Ootha 8 cases lloiirbrii Whiskey 0 boxes Tallow ('millen IO ca%i>R Killuc Wine 80 do? Bur Tumbler?; _0jln* La(*e_Ili'?rTiiiiil)|.rP, Ac., A-c. Tifay ? J?,\a,P.0'J*^'i J1 """*">/' nil' CorT?-wd. " BY MILLIGAN, -UKI.? n Kits ?_ CO. l\o. MU \ ? nilu?. Ituniie, THIS DAY. HW*ikgast al IO o', Iori?, will boeoM. r,H?i yards TICKING: -.* yiird(| ""-."p,,,, to?, sold on account of all corn rti??|. ' AIJ?O, 1pifen OREY P'aANNri,.. 7r, ihB Rhoe ThrPad; *1Ym Tailing ynlisos, with a inrKo variety or Shoes, straw ??-* Jtelt Hats, ko., 4c. EUNDRY AltTIOIaEf* i'liuN 1TURE. May ? HY i.l.llli <; i ; HUMMK teia 7111 bo sod THIS IMV, befare ?y store No. It Vendue Hanne, tlt 1(l (,.^1?c_'tore, N* w A variety of BOOKS, M. ?Alts FAN?- ' TTATR P~_ PENDERS. Pants Dry ?Bo,*?*, o,,,,, .?a "iver JAVA Gold Chains, Gold Ititi?-*, Sundries, 2 DIAMOND RINGS.' Conditions cash. May 9 Zen/ Tobaccg^Haoana and Ikmtstic Segars, *f*> Will bo sold on ilUDAY.'jnne i, M moviock, at No W Society-street, ono door I roto Rfngstret?! under UM? Hall of FreuiidsobaitBbund, lite tiTtir* Ht?ck inst?-?, conslBtli)'* of: . LEAF TOBACCO IN CASES Havana and Domestic .s,7,r"; AM) CONTEXT OF 8T0HE. ' Sold on nccount parti' s lo\vtni.? ihn city. ' ? Coods to bo removed by _.tunta) ktuidown Conditions rauh. RtftttllM JilxyTS Gunpowder. Gunpowder. BY laAUUEY " ALt?XANDKK. TO-MOKROW, 30th ini>t., will |", nlil, in our BVnam. Nos. 138, 140 and 142 Mclitife-slrotl, at 10 o'clock. 2 kegs POWDElt ^^^ 0 half kcRB Powdor 9 quarter kegs Powdar, Conditions cash. f,{ay _? Woolens and Damaged Callan 0snaburgs-On ac count of all concerned. BY I.A C li Ka % " ALEXANDER. TO-MORROW, 30th inst, will bo sold, in our Slo-(j. Nos. 138, 140 and 142 McrtlnR-Htr<?ct, ot 10 o'clc-? 20 pieces WOOLEN GUUDS 36 pieces danioRtd Cotton OEnsburKB ' 1 Trunk Clothing. " Conditions cash. _T_} ._ AUCTION SALE OK ONE HUNDRKD QO VBRMIIKNT ANIMALS, CONSISTINO OW HORSEs AND Ml'LKS. DEPOT QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE, I CHAIILRSTON, 3. 0., May 23. I Will be sold, at Public Auction, on FRIDAY, June let, at 11 o'clock A. 81., at South Corumor?la! Wharf, 100 GOVERNMENT ANIMALS-aliout 40 HOB-BI and 60 MULES. The above animals aro good and serviceable, an* token from ?lally work. Con be seen until day of ?al? at Government Stables, Chalmers street. Terms cub. By order of the Chief Quartermaster Departa-a* , South Carolina. D. R. HDNT, Captain 26th O. V. V. Infantry, Depot Qnartermaet-v. May 23_ UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY. , Reid vs. Reid. Will be sold under the direction of the iiniirrniRnoil at the old Custom Himno in this elly,- on THCRSDA*"*, the 7th day ot ,11100 18G6, at 11 o'clock, A. M. AU that LOT OF LAND, situate on the west sida of King-street, between Queen and Broad streets, moarar ing in front on King-street ninteen (16) feet six inca?-?, and in depth 130 feet. Bounding to the east on Ki- ?* street ; to the north on land of Edwin L. Kerrison; to tho west on land of the estate of Clements; and to the south on land of Ann Dupree. Aa the street is to bo widened, and this Lot being convenient to the contemplated Grand Square, will mila? it very desirable for a store. Terms-One-third cash -, tho balance in one and two years, secured by the bond of the purchaser, and mort? gage of the premises, with interest from tho day of sala?, payablo seml-annually. Purchassr to have the prlvileco of paying the whole in ?ah Purchaser to pay t-_ and for papers. JAMES TUPPER. May 26_stnthO_Master In Equity. UN DIOR. DECREE IN EQUITY, t? Seedorf vs. Adm'r. Schroder. Will \sS sold, under tho direction of the undersign*-. In front of the Old Custom House, on TUESDAY, the l'ilh of June, 1866, et li o'clock. Atf.tbat LOT OF LAND, with the BUILDINGB the??. on, Bltuat? at the northeast corner of Queen and Stat* streep, lu this city ; measuring In front on Queen---et twenty-ono (21) feet, more or less; on Htnto-streotnighty six (8G* feet, more or less, and on the north or back Uno twenty-Seven (27) feet ten (10) inches, more or les*. Bounding to the south on Que cn-B ti cot, to the north oro the Lot o? Land hereinafter described, to the west osa State-street, and to tho cast on Land of N. A. Roye. ALSO, All that other LOT OF LAND, with the BUILDIN-"? thereon, situate on the ?_?t side of State-street; _._*_> lng in front on Stato-Btreet thirty-alx (30) feet, more or less, and In depth twenty-nine (29) feet seven (7) Inches; more or less. Butting to tho west on State-street, to tho east on Land of N. A. Boye, to the north on Land of tho Estates of Fleming and Ross, and to the south on tho Lot of Land above described. All which dlmentuo-i and measurements are covered by the Buildings, and contained within the walls and fences now on the said Lota of Lands. Ternis-Ono-third cash; balance in three equal ?rao C'BSIVO annual Instalment?, with Interest from date?, payable annually, seoure?J by bonds of tho parohaa-w and mortgages of the premises; tbe buildings to be in sured and tho policies assigned. Thepurcbssers barloe tbe privilege to psy tho whole of the purchase money la c-h. Purchasers to psy for papers. JAMES TUPPER, May 29_tilths7_Master in Equity. UNDER DECREE IV KQ.UITY. Verdier, La Borde et al. Will be sold under the direction of the undersigned, aft the old Custom Houso, in this city, on TURO DAY. Use 10th day of Juno, 1806, at 11 o'clock A. M., All that LOT OF LAND, with the Buildings -cram, situate on the east side of 11. Philip-street, known by the number 62; moasurititr 30 feet 6 inches front, Ott said street, by 100 feot in depth. Bounding to tho ?ro on St. Philip-street; to the north on land of Tourner; te the east on ; and to the south on land of 3. P. La Bordo. Terms-One-third cash; the balance In two equal a_ naal Instalments, teoured by bond of the pureba??r and mortgage ol tho promises, with interest from the day of sale. The buildings to bo insured and polioy assign ed. Purchaser to pay for popors, JAMES TUPPER, May 29 tuthslO_Master lu Equity. UNDER DECREE IN KO_UITY. Ex parte Addison. Will be sold under the direct.on of the undersigned, at the old Custom House, In this city, on TUESDAY, the 19th day ot June, 1866, at 11 o'clock A. M., All that LOT OF LAND, with the buildings and Im provements thereon, ni tua to on the north sidejjf Weem's Court, Ward No. 2, measuring and containing -st front, by about feet in depth. Butting an i bou rid ing to the north on Und of ; to the south oat Weem's Court ; to the east on land of ; and to the west on land of Terms-One-third cash; tho balance In three eq*_l annual instalments, secured by bond of the pnroh?sar and mortgage of the promises, with interest from the day ot sale, pajable annually. The buildings to be in sured and polioy assigned. Purcbsser to pay forpapera. J_ME8 TUPPER. May 29 tutbslO Master In Equity. MAGPHERSON&DONAL? SM??H BREWERS OF FINE PALE ALES "PORTER WEST 18T-MS-7._n*-N 7 818AVE? NEWYORK* (?KO. W. CLAM& CO,, Corner East Bay and Cumberland streets, CHARLESTON, S. C. HAVING TAKEN THE SOLE AQENOY OV TO aboye celebrated ALS, acknowledged to ?? th? best In the markot, ?re now prepared to supply vam TRADE of this city and vicinity. Warnntod to stand the climate. For sale lu barrels and half barrels. May 7_ LOUIS D. DKSAUSSURE, BROKER 6 COMMISSION MERCHAKT FOB THE SALE AND PURCHASE OF REAL ESTATE, STOCKS, &c" _in> HALF, or f ?Won, Naval Stores and Pro***?. OFFICE WO. ?3 BROAD-BTRJ_J_T, CHARLESTON, 8 O. March 81 tu?iaa tas3aiA * *.