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THE CMR.LBSTON MM NEWS, Q. B. CATHCART, EDITOR. Il lil -^fe?#?l?lJj\C?:is ? So. 18 HAYN?y-STBEET. THRMS-OA8H. SPBSORPPTION. ^ DADJY-TWELVE MONTHS.~~ ~~ IIO.?? DALLY-SIX MM?THS..5.00 DAILY-TFT<EB M0NTH8;:....8.150; BINGLE 0OPD38...* cent?: TO FBW8 DEALERS. 3 cent? LARGEST, t^CULAT^Nrp.THE STATE.; LARGEST CIRCULATION Di THE CITS'. ty THS UIST OIP liBJTTKRS ?? ^-^p^^ ,tljo H^pffijoe*' at .the e?d of ea?k-'Week' iai prsttli?kec?. ?ifflcially In THE DAILY NEWS every Fri? day xr^ornin*. , ^''it?ews Summary. ?;,v: ,(j?t-:?.? .I-ircii; o/ ir: M?'! j,.'? '-JU'-^T . itself ta a new organ.' . " " i Tue city of Baltimore is flQpded, with djaeaiied colored paupers from other sections. ' ? It ia unlawful to expose ojetera for aale in NeW ' ' York from the lat of June iptil the lat of S ep| tomber. ' . '< ?The steamer 0^!^^ew^U? *?^m* ?sw ?rl leans, exploded on Thursday at the foot of Buck Island, tearing the forwa?d cabin and setting the boat on fire. Tho tym goxlt Herald assorte that the Govern mcW^i^la^ljc^H^pMJi^^ t? ?nirfy mil liona of dollars to keep down the price of gold, hut the effect waa disastrous. Speculation is rampant. -._ ''_<;> .'..'* v'* .-".'..' ..' ; The German papera give ourrenoy to a rumor the army pl Saxony,, in ease, of the outbreak of The Pickena Courter says that it learns from good authority, that as soon as Congress adjourns . hi^fExoeilenojl Gov?rflb? ??felw'?ll oalHheifcegiBla tore of South Carolina together, with a view of aconipjimiagjlhg laws #f jb^Jta^e tptheaction of Congress, i >? ' ? yQ%B?V Savannah 'Repyblttah of Saturday Bay? : "Yesterday afternoon, about five o'clock, CLO of the crew of the United States revenue curter JTamemond, lying??ii the Lower Rice Mill Wharf, discovered the dead body of a negro floating under the atarboard wheel of the cutter." ' i daring attempt was made by a negro Saturday might last to take ?he; life of a young man resi * dent of this city. It appears that the yoting man .waa standing on the efif.t side of East Brcad , ietreet knd<h??rd| thkcry.pf ,'etpp1 thi^f,' A negro came along by him' in", great haste, whom he J seized. A sonnie ensued, and it resulted in the young man receiving a severe . and painful wound' with a rJiifo oa tho left cheek, penetrating to warde ?bo?fc ;?ti,Vo ?" inchoa an? dowhwarda^hf?ut three inches. After the itound wa* iailictod the . negro_esoaped anchas net .been arrested." j "At the houae of a woman of ill-fame iii the southeastern portion of the city, Saturday night, m^m&B shotimu wi! hmm tresa of the house. The ball entered the palm of the left hand, and. w? s extracted by a surgepij. The woundlia not dkngeroua.'^' 11 '?>/<'?..'.*.'< A negro by the name of Francis A. Boyd, a few ?fty&Ago, applied Ja tb&JMfA? J?tates douri; eft three, parts, and entitled "Columbiana," which ia dedicated to LINCPI*, iGHANt'and BUTLER, j The number of emigrants that arrived in Ne jv Y?rkiVM*M#^ kansas, 45 t?t Georgia, 245 for Kentuoky, 41 for ' louisiana, 825 for Missouri, 1 for Mississippi, 10 for South Carolina, 14 for Texas, 79 for Tonnes see, 186 for Virginia, and 4 for Florid?. Total for tfei.SQ^herp, States, 1404. ;] L Thc Cleveland Herald states that the steam-' ' boata.on Lake Erie use fish for fuel. Sturgeons, ^elgh??gvsStw VpDunda^ajfe thresh j ihfo the- i'u j -. .j nace,8,'!an/djthe'joill Besets' tb?.cpmbus'tion of the vyood, twenty sturgeons bemg ?a't?mated as' edna!' : to, a.eord pf wpod. .to the generation of heat, j7 A "grand tournament for the benefit o'f the ' vrid?wff and 'orphans of the- soldiers of the Con? federate army, beld.laat^eek in,01arkyil|e, Tenn., has resulted in aecurlng oy'ex $30,000 W that pur -poae. ' Th?^firatfprte?ifor!tilting at the fing's. w$8. c..&on ;by.W.( fa ELUQIT., , Mr., Woo?, ra? Yankee, com? petitor who tied with ELLIOTT, at' the' last niji, .lost the prize.' .>"..?:!.- x.y; ? l< fti&tmiaiimuiw ? ,.Hpn. JW?GiVJ??WTO^, Optjtmisaionpr pf Agriou|l ture, in his report for April; ju8t pubhahedi aay? : ; "S'ifar' tne '?'o'couht'?'of 'the iwh??t orop' ?r? dip-1 Tocouraging? ftSrrthey - io,d^?ate... %f^or|.(ojrop;oypr j a large part of the country. But the circulars to ''''b?Mi^e^,b,d^flr8t''?ay bf Jane will ftilly uhow ; .the ?on?itipn;:of.;thi8 andpiiherpr?ps at fchpjttime. 4Sp backward ianthe aea.aori, that earlier accounts "'??bhos be:ti9U'?dr?p?b;rt ' "?!' !l,''1i,o!il,'r' f d i v Th?-test exhibit pf; the Comptroller of: ;the Cu* ? , renoy shows that there are one thousand eix hun? dred and fifty national banks, with' an aggregate circulation, amounting to $276,540,610, wh?oh is secured by bonds held by the United States Troa ' sury, estimated at $324,364,350. The total oapitai is $414,921,479. Of these banke nearly foux hundred are national depositories ilor the recep? tion of Government-fun da. As se'?iri ty for auch ?y funda, the amount held by the department ia v $3?;776,6Q0.' ' ,( ' Th? Biehmond ?F/wsr, of the-4th, a?yB : ''A dja f turbance occurred on th,e Brooke Koad, near Yel? low Tavern, late Friday afteriioon, during which SAMUEL TINSLEY was stabbed iu the abdomen, and, it is believed, fatally wounded, by a young man named JOHN SHEPPARD. It appears that the parties had previously had a quarrel, and chanc? ing to meet, near. Yellow Tayern pa Fada?? it. waa renewed, ajad SHEPPARD .'Was khpokea;.' down by TINSLEY. Aa soon aa SHEPPARD regained hin feet, and while a young man napted-SOLOMON waa en? deavoring to pacify the parties, SHEPPARD drew a knife and stabbed TINSLEY in the abdomen, sever irfg some of the intestines, ?and infiicting^a wotfbd which, it ia believed by phyaiciana, ' will prove atal. -ii - ! ?tr AU oommuntoaUon? intended for publication this journal mutt be addressee to the Editor tte Itally News, So. 18 Hayne-street, Oharlesto 8. G. Business Communications to Publisher Daily News. . . We cannot undertake to return rejected communia - lions. ? - . . ? ' :. ' V. Advertisements outside of (he dty must be accornp nied with the, cash. ' ' QAC r ?. " : j 11 :;?Ti ;, ? .; r? r 1. {.<Iv -1g? CHARLESTON. ^j^g^y MORNING, flfcfB 6, 1866.-; :V. ?'?DlTOR??L AMENITIES " Qrek? .waa 'the consternation ?t'.'tb?', douri office oh ^Monday. ,The whole staff-reporter 'editors? prop'r??t?rs-^-itt solemri conclave Sa Each/held a cony, of the morning's NEWS. Wis folly the'y bpnhed the "first-rate fiptibe" in thi papen ' The gr??t object bf tbeo?urioU was ,,! discover Wh?t'deep-biddon m?ani?g ' lay in th? dreadful paragraph'; j; '.... . ' . ... . Tbe-articlewas scanned line by Une,' till* bari pne wiser:than the rest-VEureka-Wizard"< the North-hero it ia. They insinuate that tl Courier is Northern in its proclivities. Anythin but that. We can keep silenoe no longer. If Vi dp, people will believe them, and then" 1 The lexcited.i ^peaker si^jps to catch his brea? The conclave are astounded, but agree; and fort! with was concocted, the spirited leader, which aj .p?aVed'?lyeslier?M8 Courier. :.... ' | ? Ia that ddchaie?t'w? are charged;- ? if??fi$$ TObJ?oV di 2, That ,wo_ ?attempt todisparage "the poa^lb ind itiflueh'ee'Of the Cot?rier?" ' Aa We . deny BUC {^tzjpj^a^t^bl^^?t^^!'' tff^w ?oi?d'lii? * ClSwra^W' obi rieotthe Wizard of the North with any of it?.p?i orpr&en^^ the w'Mft < that office could ever have fallen into such'an ei rori' The 'aliua?on waa 'exclusively to the., Qret TJnknown,.,pf whom they prophesied j Whethe ' fr(^0Kf?r?? .^??^?ii\r^^\i)MiM? We ara^orjy^pjfind, our friend so sensitive ,in r< gard :tolits Nottnern connection's;" arid'o?df?as oo Surprise tba Wt should have deemed it.neoessar i?'ii?? the Mowihg lang'uage': '?The1 parenth?t cal and ; inferential ;referenco;to our recent invo ?untary, connection .with a .Representative of,th 'North need riot misguide or alarm our friends." ' I 3. Not only! are \'we charged'with djaparagiri .'.'the position,",etc.', in the "first-rate notice," bu of having made like attempts oh previous occa sionsj. In answer-we.'refer to our files. Ther may be found everything MO have ever said con corning our venerably ?c?mfomporary. We regre that the proprietors of the Courier cannot reie ^?/th?lrjfil'?s: as 'containing a complete"! record ? their conre? towarrathia journal. rial interest"' has ceased to be' Northern, th Courier insinuates that the corps editorial of thi joufaw^ puzzled : 1. To know what mental reservation ii included in the enigmatical expression-"editoria ^^|fa*ifft?*<^^ they cai hav?'for'tne w?muation agaibsVus. * There- hat never beon a Northern editor of this journal, bul if there ever should be one, the fact will not be concealed.'j;'./ii V*' ( ][]'{ I. . .'j As regards bur wit-whether puerile or senhV-j the pubho will be able to judge, when the Couritf Never before? i$pJ$j9{Jj?n^ moro entirely'free from ..entanglements with Eu* reis, diplomatie, and territorial, tho,n at..this time; .and yet^are;.^ grav? questions hoW ?gitat to & that Qontihent. The bali ance of power is n^?i?ng io'oa, but the balance of sp?oie br^eVoHa%g# affects ?s'very seriously. ]" .'%elimeV&H when the question of "nationalij ties" aroused ""deeg; sympathy ?hi the Anierioari bosom. The French Resolution, the South Amer and Ireland i_n.18.i8 and '49, found many a re apon sive throb ?n~6r helping -Mhd on this side the' Atlantic 1 These were om- daya of ohivalry. The States was that-they .were a nation of knight er? rants, ready to fight'for the Uber ties of the world. That the aotual facts and results fell far short of ?Mtf ' |$<t?tf4l id^? H n&*i?g IQ ?he ,pu|?pse. Every- jC[. J. ?overeiga ,|hep - felt tftiat he was ? the bor'n; MW^?W^??^. PPPWsaed ? nation allties. r.oli-uttii: tuiy-ihh?Ji .{.?n*?r ,? ?, ?<??;, j. ; Not so now, War has ohanged all thia.I: We have fpnpd thaA-weixan >ave troubles af, hpueV ahd^neod^ot' go beyond tho*' aeaa in 'search1 of them; and that .even, ia the ?matter of oppress ed uatipuali.tiefl, we ivije hotwithput our record... jt' was ali. very :well foprDipp^toLsay : "Non.ignqra $($?l$?tyj$uify il otherwise-with usV. Miei?r?nne baj? made/na. ^alloua; as is shown,, "for iristSfico,'in'; thb.Uriiyereal ? apathy,'brevailinK. through the length and' bif?adth of thelan"d,';on ibiV.jRenJa'n irti.e6i4rf?/w:Vei^few?meHean; oit?zeha, btherluVn?e:?r ?feV birln;:?ppear t? itak? the.' .^eaat internaJi m it; while, aa we haye'^e^bai^, ^n 18t?, the ''Yoting ?lr?l?'ud'.i' struggl? jfpV 'liber^y had million a pf flym?a.tHizejfs' in Amerioa.' - The w?r h?s effected this chang?, andV^ow few oJt"uacare .'^br?lesTenice; whether FRAKZ Jp->* mere ^?oTi??r'?n." So?ith 'SohloBw'ig Snd*Hol steip.'jW^at^attersJt to.us whether Dutch, Ger? man or Danish is'spoken in thee? mu??i talked-?f Duchies. And yefc'thie trivial' a.?4ation has been the cauae of two wara already, and is about to ebb ah Europo by the ears. > W? could' oven afford to let Louis NAPOJLEON annex Belgium and the Geri man Rhine provinces, without losing our equa? nimity, if all theae commotiona and consequent wara did not affect the money market and stock exchange. The Bank of England's rate of dis* count affects exchange all ovor the; mercantile world. And this money-heart is, of course, affect? ed by any disturbance of the oiroulation, whether at the periphery or near the centre. We have not been as quiokly or as vitally touched by th? present- political and consequent financial revulsion in Europe, aa waa'the oase formerly, on a similar occurrence in Europe, becauso of tho great amount of paper in circulation. There! is' more money (or what paaBes as such) afloat hero, than called for by the wantB of the commercial community. A few failures in Europe are there? fore bdt aa quickly responded' to by counter fail, urea in America, aa;we-were accustomed . to Bee in former money pris?e. The heavy ahipmonta of ap?ele, h'dweV?r? ?re beginning 'to'be felt: Buai hes^m?h a??'hne??y; hot knowing.what td flo. Our daogoryia yery.puch (Maaned"hpyevorl by the fact that the deoliu? in cotton, caused by the present European crisis', rdid hot'afriVe jintil after the great ^ujkjofvthe, orop hadtbepq shipped, and sold at, remunera,tiye .prioos. The unparalleled ltuUry,-hPw'pr?do?iiriant'ali Pv?'r - the North, in cons?quence of the large fortunes made by speen* la tor a during the war,-is tho great cause'of the disturbance in exchanger" Gold is'snipped' by the million to pay for the laces,-and ja,wein of the shoddy aristber?oy pf. the North.:' Ct. Should there be war in Europe, however, and cotton continue to fall, even We.'inust', erp^i?tog,. feel th?'?ff?ot of the lr^aon1?t?b?e, rJ?tri?ti??'onhej young Holsteiners, whp^iev^r, never, never wouldi be Danes. We will wait for developments, ere we' ventura on further .speculations^ fl fj ;?( > '?| ?,.? j _WANTS._! IN FOR AXATIO N--WANTED. -OF PATRIC K PHBN?BBtfASX-'?nd jAM^-0?BSiaN,' aged re-; icrday, betweon 4 and 6 o'clock. My ?i?f?to?tt?'n-icoh.j wining them will be thankfully "received "by ffiehTdi's.! consolite parente, at No,.650ALHODN-BTB.EE?. JnneG : jJ: . - j;. '. > :.r... 'J. 1+ j WANTBJD. SIX. SM ART, ACTIVE, INT* EL-I LIGENT YOUNG MEN Oft BOY8, to engage inl a light business that will pay from $2 to $5 per day. i To suitable; persons steady employment will be given., The best of reference ' reqnired. Apply at QUINN'S BOOK STOBE, No. 627 King-street, opposite Ann-. street._3 June 6 ANTED, DISCHARG ED AND DIS-! ABLED Soldiers and Sailors, and ab persons de? siring profitable and honorable employment, to actas AGENTS for the GOLDEN PAOMGp.>.tlve.doUarsper day can, bs made.; } ',. A. June o i 4 COMPETENT KNGI-VKKR AND SAW-' A. TER wishes a' situation in a Circular- Saw Mill. The beat of references as to ability and character fur? nished. Apply at No. 843 KING-STREET. ~~~ ': " Junes , r; _ ,-, . ... -,--.v--.- ^3?^, VV between Liberty and Market streets. Address RANTED-TO intik ?W'H?TH WOMN VV to do the cooking for a family; also, one to wash and Iron. Norie need apply, u?less'?ejKcan come well recommended/at'No. 290 MEETING STREET, near Oo lumbus. , 3* JnneS TiO?MS W^TED.-A5 Q&??LmU&Anii XV^'lidy ?S?Uthe?fiera) desire ttf'rW?pihm'ents, consisting of parlor, bed room, good pantry, kitchen and servants' room.. Mustie within, ten minutes' walk of Charleston Botel. IWesf of Kli/g-s ti e et preferred. ' Address BOX No. 886. Poateffloe. 6 June 4 j WAFTED, BY(A *0?N>jMAr*,t> NAT?CE; 'di' this ' city, MploymeM as BOOKKEEPER, SALESMAN or OLEBK. Can influence some city and, country trade,. Will devote his. attention, for a small! compensation. , Beat.of.' references .'given,j Address: "EMPLOYMENT," through Postoffloe. ! y June 4 n. . , , . " rowf8 j *^?P^f?I??^'-W,???i?l?feDVBY ?-'VOTNO? VJ ? man, a rodldeut of Charleston, in any capaoUy. Is a good bookkeeper, and willing to make himself'use-, ful in any business. Best of references furnished.' Address NEBO, Olass Box No. 15, Charleston P. 0. ! June?,- umm i?m? g ''wuiity-| W' OTP^PPSSI imv?iw'. 'rnrnj?m OR COLORED), without obHdren, to Gook and. Wash for a small family. Good wages given. Befer erlc?s reqiil???l. Apply a? Np,- 3 Radojiffe a?d?, sfcond gat?'jromfeiPhlWBtreeP^ 1 mW Wm^Mj. Vl?NDr MAKt?R WANTED^ WANTED, \J immediately, a good CANDY MAKER. Apply at J. 0. H. OL AUSSEN'8, No; (10 Market street May 25_ _ ' -.' : as Gook or as a Washer and ironer, She would be will linges ^':tolMBiKft terseif \g??eraUft?B?ful,'" 'Apply at!, KoTm ?ASTBAlrrcr^t til ?ffloesorthe Tal? News abd Courier. May 28 j j tion requiring the experlencc.Qf a business capacity; id capable of keeping a eel of Bodas; abd corresponding for, any EstaoUshment, or assisting the Editorial Depart ment, of ,a. Newspaper, or "would .UkedtobewanjMedjd write: artl?l?s cn.ajy glveifjubj?ot [#*?]c; ;qbUhMuJce bptb Ib.?bo oounfrp? andJbi?y^As??Wfo<^ 'stands the cultivation of Bice and Cotton, and the management of freedmen, Apply at thia office. I TIT ANTED, 50,000 AGENTS, TO ENGAGE B?Sn'tei?? $200 to $500 PEB MONTH GUARANTEED. Evert person, male and female, having ft Jew hours daily to spare, should send for parlioulara./^ ' > > Address, with stamp, G. W. JACKSON & GO., I; Poatoffica Box No. 1348, Baltimore,Aid. ?, AMVEiSr w mri a mv?tjmwo \: AGENTS WANTED ,j|?i} | "JYOB THE Ii?FE AND 0AL?AIG$8: . ? TBHE*f?i^D?uO^BIQ^^ .widow,- .The,-author,a persoual./rlend.-anoV'OhJtel of Staff of tho! Chrjetiari- S?ldier. VOareftllf rWliV?rabd' correo ted by General R. E. LEE. We want an Agent lu every county. , Sdndf or ou'etttoraaud tte ourlle?m??. Address NATIONAL PUBLI8HING;C0\ " - A^y^^b^ofike^f B^^^^|y^?^?,^^^^g'1 . OR SALE, YOUNG VIRGINIA HORSES, June 5 * 8+ Corner King and Spring streets. ? ?>EAUT?FUL jB&SlDEWCE FOR 8?LE'. JJ Thc deUgbt'uBy?ai?a?eJ' t. OTT?GE; lal?ly oo?ii. pied by Col. L M. Hajcl?, ohBuncombe-atre'?t;J?st out? side the limits if,the town pf Greeav'i.'le, wW'be Bold op accommodating terms, and immediate po?ieroon given, The House, oqntamsflve rooms, and the outbuildings are so ;eiiens?v? and commodious, tb?t two f?milioa. might 'be' comfortably accommodated on tbppreii??ea, it neoesrtry. ' Nearly sV?f??ning-oii' thVplao^ .H?Heen done over and improvod Within xbe last' nvd. 'ye?r?J1 i t contilu? bin? acres goad land, moBtly under cultivation, a large and promising orohard, the bcBt of water, and ne?rfyi?Ve"ry oonv?hled?e looked: forbin ind '|wmt,a ?ountry.hottse. Wpolnf of 'sUuat?oi?^p?this^5?;vIe.vi: of health and comtort, or its convenience to schools, ohnrobes and good sooloty, lt IB not surpassed in the up country^ Apply to I ,'?..,P.,ALLEN,,...., . i-i-j, - ' or I J OSEpB WAL^ERi . ,.,...; 'life?1 "l?l'>v';War????/?.t X OST, DEPOSIT, BOOK B?o. 43, WITH between Basel and Rufledge streets, a small Package, marked "Dr. E. J. OLOVEB08, Orangeburg, 8. 0." Any; ibjfprmatipn.regardtpg t,ty jftbovo will , be thankfully-, re-' ??st ??IW r ;. Jape 6-j- - , ',; a*j LOST, A MALAC.dA OANE^'lVOklf MBAp. GOLD BAND, niaiket "Gait. D. B.'Hunt' from .Wm. BsWen." A.liberal reward will be paid if deliv?r (jle'at my ojBlie, So. 44? at Bay. ' >;"Bi.K. HtINT?, ; .Moy15 ?-' ???'. O?ptft(b arid Depot.Quartevmcster. NO TI C,E - PICKED UP OUTSIDE OF ?Charleston liar, on ir about the 16th of April, I860, one DOllUIiEENDEB BOAT,.24 feet long. 6 feet beaba, painted blaok outside and white inside The owner is requested.,to come forrard, provo property and pay expenses; if not aha wlliibe Bold to pantile same. Ap ply.to No. 1 LAURJENS-BTRE^T. . . .3* June 6 mWENT V-P?VE BOL. Ii ARS REWARD. 1 'I 8tol?'?',tfr?m ?uy stable,?dn the 12th inst.,- a LIGHT ,BB0 A?NlBAY MARK MOLE, 8 y?ars.old,,a.nd,abont 16 hands high, heavy, and well built, with full'long tail, main' smartly grown dut tinco last roached, and a small bunch of wnlt?'h'atrs ou her main; ; immfediatoly-'where the heiidstall'?f the bridle'pasUes over it back of the rare; anpposed to be owiled to some of the islands, as she was tracked below tty Ashley Ferry Road, on the New Bridge side, - The above reward of $25 will be givirn fortheaafe and sound delivery .of said Mule to mo, ia St. Paulis Pariah, Colleton District. 8. t, or to 8. A. JAC?BIA, Charleiton, 8. 0. Any information about the whereabouts of tho Mule will he thabfituuy received. '. *.: . . CHARLES H. RICE May 31 6+ Bldgevillc Postofflco^j^^^ Ak ff fi RBM?'ARD.-STOIiKN ? MY mOK) stable on Oaklfey PIsntaUrti, 25 miles from ?harleston,.on the Northeastern. Ballroad; on the ul*ht of the 13th a SMALL BLACK HORSE MULE, ^ith a new' SADDLE AND BRIDLE; 'tho ft^?"*?^S? paces. Fifty dollars reward will be paid for he.apff? henslon of the Mule and the thief, orbalf of the amount for thc return of thc Mule. f' u u x lKisx,' April 16'- - - . .?? ? . , MEETINGS. LAMDMm? LODGE, No. 76, A.?. F.?. M.?. I THE REGULAR COMMUNICATION OF THIS, Lodge will be held, This Evening (Wednesday),; '4I?$W? M:* Ofplo^Ai>*oMaMionio flaJkaRoY- ?i?.V. I The F, C. Degree will be conferred. T(, ! Jnne 6 1 V. J. TOBIA8, Secretary; CHARLE*.<r?N ttJ ANDX. COMFAMT Wo. lil v. AN : ADJOURNED, MEETING, OF OflBj L . pompapy for the transaction, of important hnsj.l AW Jf??Hin^! 6th; teBt.';'a?'**tft?bok- VMS at1 the! .TrncB'Sftuie, No. 126Moetlng^treetJ,; \-iii lo i By order. JOSEPH HILTON?,^: j Jnne 6 1 Seoretary. REMOVALS* !/;.; .ro.t.-i^.-..j.. ? lt HMO V A?. .-t.-v: fcf ,i.? rpHE UNPERSIGNED BEG LEAVE BESPEOTFULLY .'Xn' tO lnformitheir. friends and tbepublio generally, that they have removed their Dry Gooda Establishment from No, 968 to No. 284 HingMreet. (Waverly House), where they hope by a strict .attention to bunin ess, and: having a select stock of all articles, usually kept in a first-class Dry Goods Establishment, to merit a con? tinuance of the patronage heretofore extended to,thea. ! ' ,Hi>i.'?? <> . P. :y>l*.t.P/LYON8 k 00., ! June 6- . .?. . ? .?ii jilli'; .,/.? Not 85? iKlng street; o.?iI> ,.;,>H , fc?;,iJH?P?..JBRJK?*?<A /?.'. ?. . ....!'. HAS REMOVED : TO r SOUTH,. CORNER MEETING STREET and LARSON'S .CQURT??i )>.. ,v ,May 30 '*mml ^MT.-M -M? v ?;..>;;> ? :.'<.?W. . ???? .".-%?M. .o.o,.. .y;" CORONER, A.^D.?rWOl?TBATft,.: iTTA? REMOVED W ?PM?E.TQ N?. *4' OH.AL-i J*L MERS-STREET, North,'sipe", $it'floor tb".Mr.' , MoINNIS' Blacksmith Shop, and'two doora east of Meet Ihg-street..May 30 - JOH* . Krw o" " HAVE BEMOVED PROM NO. 83 HA8BL-8TREET, to NOB. 143, l*/jB48T,BAX.? -, -, ? V? May 26 . ??<. -iv- . .'"?I"!'" ?^vRKMO'VAI..? ?". -.1.80 v. qHHE J SUBSCRIBER HAS . REMOVED TO' THE 0m SOUTH WEST OOBNEB; CHARLESTON ? HOTEL, wherehe would be glad'to meet his old friends and'cui-, vt?m?rsvi ', . ; ./.,;.?'.. ;.(.:. i *?1 :?;?.;; ?S ?.7 ?. w..-.-? . ' '-i Mr; JOHN T. iFLYNN sliU SutMlntends the TAILOR IN ? DEPARTMENT as usual, M Au 8, HDLLv Agent,'. .(?Mte,^ l'-?j^;}; . 'r; ;;'<yD?i>Wiliii?Mot. ?UIA Jj:.,. 'J,',.,'Jf. .. :1./. l'...>'.,i>,in .'/,/ M. J .Vi: M M .I>.??? ?, 'u-gli! i^iEBNT.'-fta?' ' .r-",..<.W,i, c. ',., li:,i .,',.. >T..,./,|T- ?-1-, ...l-VH 'WlO H.E?ST, A FURTSON OF'A^PXiBASAW* ! ,JJL -HOUSE; with Gas and WatefWori^'alflo Hitohen :and'8thb!?/- ;*?!i .'. '"" '-"1 "/':""? .'".i'-f '-""i .71 :iO,' ?f<,2 i Atfl6'"r ' ".'* '' !,1 "I I '.;A SMALL H0U8E,'Nb. 6? Amerioa*tr??t; Inqulrol jrfoo/ffl?;9y^OT|tKP;;!,: -, -.??y Juae? i TO REST, IS BROAD-STREET, A WEAT COTTAGE, su s table for. a small family-famished or.unfnrnlehoa. vBenCmbderate. " Apply .at thSsOfflce, May 19 _ .; : '.-.ni :;>^:ici- j fpCj. RESW -TtlE DKSlKApLE H X . >"o.;.157i.Meeting-street, opposite Charleston.Hotel.,' I Apply onihft?roniiaes. ,. . ,, ) ," ^prl?i^. ; .-,. .;.()?,,, ij,i"- r,, ) i Tl ?. j PRIVATE BOARDIKG^BiHS. HKN?IY 8. .Gratson, No. 75.Broad Street,;, twq (2) doors w?st of Guard House. Permanent abd Transient Board??' accommodated. ???'.!.'. ?:.>;( <A 1? aW6^< ???aaOiif-. May 19 ! JL Transient, abd Day Boarder? oa?..he,haT^<jmAjT| Lajccmmp^ate*attho Bouthea.st oom^ojfi?fte?tofcand: Market streets Fine rooms ^4,iaoooi?m<?datw i8Ml^itA***W . j ?AU^r WM'S M)t>l?u?? MHf? ! also ?dv? lessons in1 GERMAN and FBE-I?H/ 'Apply ? i ZQGBA?M, tSm?mmi Muelo SMl^.N?.i?^mi, io! U.-.?I'- kfv. i'-i 'JJ? -JTOVI?B^'.' ..'.:!) .?Jv, ,J.J!.';, rnHE TAX BOOKS JOE 8T. JAMES', GOOSE CREEK, f?jj "Will bo opened on the Oth day of ; June# at fhe Offloe of A. J. WHITE & SOM, No. 08 EaatBay, froni'O o'clock *.'M. tdak)Wook P. M">and then p?Bihvelyiclosed// I Double Tax Execution . issued against aJMefaultere; ' ? n" G. W, SHINGLER, , May 88 28^^,8,,,. ,TA,fi,.Goose Creek Parish,. [ 7- ftoi..'..7^?is w'JOPAaaVlfOTIIJ??/.! ..'iii?j WIT^i'ATTBND>.AT..THB FOLLOWTNG TIMES ..??.n,dli?1*2Bl,'*i0 ;,MetoreI,Wxe* for ;the>. Parteh'of StJ '?.0bJl;?f.?e,lae?,*Slil^s" At 'Biggin Ghuroh' oni Thur ada*, 'fitotbM?noptf OoMeatllle wiiPiidiyv a? oTJnn?st? PinopoUi on Saturday, ?J8d of June; atCalunuaPOndon' Monday, 281h of June; at Greenland 8wump on Tues" .,jKan&?! ?"I p?easo infomall persons iBf'theirembloy HahW?^KSfjroFTai,.'?f the ti?: ?*wm WhetfthS booka close. - ,. . ?-.-x \ ?t.^Hj fHi/?.t .U0 ...oi?0%o;fi*4aM?W:, ,, { i'.Vt tPBSRSOJS?REQ,UIRI^OBEFAIB? : ! AF BRICE AND STONE WORE. PLASTERING! ^.WH1TBWABH?NG^)B,C0 L?BINGy. wU^Andll ''totheiradvantageiby'leavingqrftora at No. 87 TraddT street. 8neh wortwihtb' exe?uted at tho shortest not iaoe??d?o?mbirta?M6nabl?termBi^r? -,. ,"?TB- < j ,('May80H tr;.?<nMl? ll^ u ., m : iv^K.-^cf,,-[ , . ^?^?0^'?Wo? J,une, l868jfor.furntabiog the Mowing ?SbUn& ?% deB?riptiorof Lumber to the Ohorleston City.RaJlway Company, Viz: .?25 Pieces 4X6..S0 feet 6 inches long. ^'v'ffif'M7' W? 0 ?eh?? i ^S^^MKBw&gM goodandapproved qu?Utyjto be d?live??d o? br hefote th? ?7at (1st) day of S?ptem M^tac^Car Factory of Measrs. Wharton & Petaoh, , By order of ?he Board. 1 .t: k..X\ i J. BAVENEL MACBETH, WAK i \mt<n Seoretary arid Treasurer. r? ?May29;-J..r.-.r :'??< . ? . , mwf )PROPOSA1.S FOR RATIONS AND FUEL V !. i FOR LIGHT-VESSELS, Etc. Lj/i'j j.-.V COLLECTOR'S OFFICE, )?' ?aU-msru.- SUPERINTENDENT OF LIGHTS, [ ' Charleston, S. C., 1866. ) 1 SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE BEOEIVED AT this office until 12 o'olook M. on Saturday, the Kith j day of June, I860, for furnishing and delivering RA? TIONS and FUEL for the Charleston Bar, and Wee? ba? ken Light-Vessels, in the Sixth Light-house District, ?nd for any other Light vessel and Light-house tender that may bo called'for, for one year, from the 1st day of J?iy, 186B,'io the 30th June, 1867, lnolusive. The ra? tions to be ?t good and approved quality; to be deliver? ed alongside of the Light-house tender or other vessel provided for toe purpose, at Charleston, S. C., and to be 'Stated-'. In'.the bid. accordingly, in good ?nd sufficient packagos, barrels, boxes, and cases, and in good order, for the.'Llght-vessel, once' a quarter, free of all expense to tho United States, agreeably to specifications, which will form a part of tho oontraot, copies of which may be'hadlby applying at this office. All bids must be sealed and endorsed "Proposals for Ratiou8>aha Fuel for Light-vessels," and then.plaoedin anoth?c envelope and left at or directed . to this office, prepaid it sent by inail. < ? . 'Jjy'orderof the Light-house Board. h>w\ - fl . : A. G. MACKEY, .. .tfay 26 ,.1J1,6. , Snpertotendent of Lights.: ., GLORIOUS NEWS FOR THE WORLD. '' JOST PUBLISHED, Tho most inten.se.ly Interesting work ever published, entitled CHEMISTS? VIOTOBIO?S'OVER CHOLERA.' 1 By S'New-Yorlr Physician. This book explains every feature of the disease on sci entitle principles; and will absorb the attention of thou sands'df'physicians, and'millions of people, for, in explaining the disease, it furnishes a preventive to every person'predisposed, abd tbe means of cur? tor those laving an attack. , "-'.. T" Tho trade supplied by the American News,Oompany, Nos. 110 and 121 Nassau-strcpt, New York, Retail, 26 cents. wfra ',lno - .May 23 KFRIGERATORS 1 NEW INVENTION I j GREAT IMPROVEMENT! DRY I ECONOMY DN ICE I GOUD VENTn^ATIOii AND PURIFYING CHAMBER.-This new invention and great improve- ! ment, tho result of long and practical experience, is now offered to the public with the assurance that it embraces in its coDB'ructlon all modern improvements in the most simplified form. One of the most important fea? tures 1B the new Purifying Chamber attached, by which ! perfect Dry Ventilation is obtained. ? The Ice keepB nearly twice as long as in ordinary Be ! rigeratorB. ' As an article of Furniture, the style, in which they got up renders them highly ornamental for any The trade furnished, at such low prices as will make it U inducement for thom to call and examino my stock. WILLIAM LAW, Nos. 651 and 651 Third Avenue, New York. May 23 "wfm2mo $10,000 TO $12,000. TTiQR SALE FOR CASH' ONLY, A GOOL/ PAYING JP Business in Charleston..." Established nine months, Good reason sf welshed for wishing to sell. I For particulars address . j J. L. B., I May8 Loo* Box, No, 109, Charleston, j THE ? .<>"'&*' BJAUk OHBV CONTAINING ".'/ 10 ihaete ??tra thlok NOTE PAPER STlOT?beet? ?itt? th!ok:BlU.et Paper v *'' "10 extra thick Buff Letter Envelopes 10 extra thick White Epistolary Envelopes 1 fine No. 3 Rubber-Hfeatl Lead Pencil.,, i 5 extra fine N?. SWStee} Pens and Holder. ? ' AND, A handsome pitt of GOLD'PLATED IVORY, PEARL? or VULCANITE JEWELBYs -, , L ! Price for the Vh&le OiaVPtt'TY CENTS. ; (Thia article has,hadanVimmenBesale;Vfherever intro- - doced, and hau given general satisfaction, es it is com? posed of FIRST-CLASS MATERIALS* and much cheaper flinn oould be furnished in any other way. - This Package must not b'econfounded with thennm?? eua bogus gift enterprises by which the country was. flooded, with .worthless Stationery ana useless Jewelry; but an article of resl m?rit; that can only be*Uff?r?tt'H its very low price, from the fact of the proprietors hav lng large contracts' made since the late, decline ia prices, by Which they are enabled m? obtain stock ?t Very low figures. We intend to keep thia Paokage up to Us present perfection of excellence, making it a staple article, so that no person.who nees writing materials-. wlB think of purchasing in any other form' than'tba, GOLDEN STATIONER! PACKAGE. : . i . . ! ?Maut ., Sold by Booksellers,.:Stationers'.and!Fanoy iQooda, Sealers everywhere.'? . ?it . < i-j I>.VMI: i udnt-Mj i Wholesaleand Retail.Ag?nts for Charlestoa,, ">i>h;'(' ? June6_ '??'? No. 887 KING-STREET.i A Just ;: fit^;sm&:, ;;..r; .. I GIP8BY QUEEN, SAILOBrHAT,' ?? ? tn'rr. '"lij v- < ...' . DEW DBOP,vHA,UILTON? II.'-? f.vsa"?f,,l** r . '?? ? - ?:!i-.Y?CB?),"'THB'GEM> '' ?Ci '.itof ; ,.(,.- .. . Hi.f ' * SEA-SIDES) sM-:'?'ia^tA vl ;''',,,'";!!^;\V'(''.!.'.')!! 'V--UJSDPyT(?i'E : :;?BKT>S./Ai?p';' .fii^?ait?isViv^ : BB?ADW?Y HAt^to^TX', ' :??K ? 'SBNNETT:LINEN: ,V . -1 "f.f?f> ?a,:,! '. ... .PE-IN^OLIS^ '., LEGHORNS AND PANAMA^. This'fs the ISmporl?m' of Fashions, wherVtab alwar?. be found the latest styles Hi Hats; ?"' -;'^V ? ,;..O.:;^;,CT^M^E.! -.u?",'. i - .M??iii-?v-'i^.i.i, .?ajgjbfl"-.-.'-'"So?il...''.-l:-/?u{?)i?Sj'a'-'..' .<t?n-...?. .,?i.>j^ ? .'.i:p,f <fjn, ala .<.': csililiiil,, .."..> . '(.:....? ni :,;H;-,i,>!.?i f.l.a-.,T(iitil p. ; p?}?tf iitWy: ...<:.'. .' ?.aiiij'M" ?';-.".?>; j ,.'.'! ). ' ^;ll. ;?i;.l!? jDiVf, . .f?.l, I.-:." ??i? 1 .'> ,tt'? .'' *? f.'!:>*. Ill ?rt ?|iff SACKS..OF COFFEE :?MWo/ c.f?ir ' X?J 828 lbBA,of:Fencln?.or.B??ln'EW?r?jw <,;;?: vfp.o ..i .96..bbH?oommon!8mokina?Tob^ t? wi M... 30OlbSj choice (old brand? Mu^i(ik,TclMk3c&f ' iiiv: English"Tweeds ?nd Wrtsh? FllnnelsK.v.if? ... For sale low^.tq dose eoBSlgnmeafehy.ii^jii.: '?)'' a ,...Wark?t?.st., nprth sid0i,8d.4ooiieast.of Meeting st,; .?;..:Mayjl3iy ...f,;, '?. w.y?y.. u.. -?-/i ?W8i.:,v, i?i?liiiiii?i I . _____ .-. i'tl'i/.'d' r.i.'.' j:) ?jj tnitH.iy} si iii* ^i)w)7^i^v-;??i^^^^>| L" ..'J ..') .,'/.V...i '.ill '.?'? iMI. .?iqfj?'.'.l l. ?iii)10t ?1 tii.'itK'j::. .'i{.?iA?.*!Wiii? ..?wi;rtf/_?____irf? .rfi?'b^ihwM < .#* '. i:.t--?--?3 #j?t ?TT??Ti, ;>;(?'. i iii yah!>i?<? biui 7 THE 8UB8?BIBEB8, AGENTS FOB. THE ABOYE?.. named CHOICE, Wll?jEfi, offer, from direct impor? tation : '\,xr.W-.}AvJlt>- !>iVV ? ??? .'8 cases'?qu??ts)Oarte'Nolr? Oha'tnps?fttVr^ Hwiiio': . ,,il(oa?^;(pi?|M'Oil^Mo<r9 C?uimpaaM'i?.-/f??-jY.''aa' .. 6 cases (quarts) SiBery Eloy Freres Champagne d\ 8 cases (pints) SUlery Blay Freres Chsinpsgn? ' 4 oases (qusrta) Bou?y Exquis Bloy ?"reres Cham :.,psjgne -. .I ???:,<., HI?5,!K?II: - 4 oases (pinte) Bouzy Exquis Blay Freres1' Cham? pagne, .i -.r... . '. ;.;>.'?< MBh?j*t,?lirH. These WINES will be sold by the case, 'on favorable terms, and we Invite attention to their merits, ' ' " l?E?. W. WILLIAMS & ?% JgWtS> WABEHOUSE, CHORCEr STBEET.' June 6 _ .. ??'_ . ' wflnff N?lIiS ! Htm?S?i 500 KEa?i ; AT $6 TO $6.50 PER vlEG. ' BISSELL & BRO , NO. 277 KING'ST?i-T. June 6 POE SALE, JAMAICA W M ., - AND . '0'i:r'^ ?BABET W$ QL^A|IAI.0A, BY. THE BARBEL, i3?;LL0^. OB: ALSO, ALES, POSTER; CORDIALS, &0. P. C. ivr i:;i! 'J.'/i-ilf No. 8 0 Market-gjttf??t. June 5-. -? ? ? '? '?<.'?? 6* WEST m&MEWYQRK. CEO. W. (WK & t, Corner East Bay and Cumberland streets* CHARLESTONS^. ; HAVING TAKEN THE SOLE AGENCY ' Oj^tHB. . above celebrated ALB, acknowledged' t? be> the Lest In the market, are now prepared to supply tho TBADE of thlB city and vicinity -*7-/ ?! . Warranted to stand the climate. , ; * ''y t For Bale in b?rrela and half b?rrele. ' "' ?*i,,r May . . . "s - i -'amo <??S4)tZ A DAY1-AGENT8 WASTED TO >7D/-U BBU a pew and wonderful SEWiraj^toojB the omy ohiiap one licensed.. .Address SHAW'A CLARK Btdd-ioid Main, J^)ifa^nU