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THE CHARLESTON DAILY NBWS, Q. K. CATHCART. EDITOR. . cvTiLCAJiT, MCMILLAN & MORTON, PROPRIETOBS. \o. l8 HAYNE-STKEET. . ____=-3s_:s- o__s_-C_ SUBSCRIPTION. _>AILY- TW-' LVB MONTHS._..$10.00 DAILY-SIX y'-NTHS.8.O0 DAILY- l'l'N- MONTHS.JJ.50 SINGLE COPIES.5 cents TO NEWS DEALERS.3 ?cut? LAUFEST CIRCULATION IN THE STATE. LARGrEST CIRCULATION IN THE CITY. ?TTHH! IJIST OF liHrrTIDRS re muinln?? in the IPostofnoe at the end. o? enoh -weeli: Is p-Dlishec* ofBLoiully In *_?__:__ !>___:_._' NKW8 every ITri day morning. News Summary. A new word bas been Invented OB an attache to Judge UHDEUWOOD'S charge, viz: jurlalmprndence. lho population of Now Jersey In 18651s reported by Ihe State Co uptrollor at 773,700-an increase since 1800 of 101,071. UNDERWOOD 1B a Now England Yankco, who carno to Virginia and married a woman who owned negroes, which bo sold and p ickotcd tbo money. It la stated that the Government is ready 19 transf? r JEFFB-HON DAVIS to the jurlsdictlo i of tho Dlatrlot Court of Virginia on a writ of habeas corpus. The first flour from now wbeat woe received at Augus ta, Georgia, last wook, beleg olovon days lator tbau last year. Tho work of robuildlng tho Now York Academy ol Music commenced on Monday. Tbo old walls will bo used for tho now building, after being roduced in height about fifteen foet. Tho Mobile Tribune announces that the "Bank of Mo bile" and the "Southern Bank" commenced redeeming their circulation at par in the Unltod States Treasury notes on the 1st of Juno Instant. The ladies of Woodstock. Virginia, had a handsome floral procession on tho 6th instant, in honor of tho gal lant ABU HY, Tbo graves of tho docoasod soldiers were bandBomoly Boded, and headboards, with tho namos of the deceased, company, regiment and State, BO far as known, inscribed upon thom. Admiral SEMUES will soon prepare his adventuroB on the high s"B, whilo in command of tho Alabama, for tho press. Ho bas boen otXtirod $500.) in England for tho oopyrlght of the work, but tho off- waa deel lned. It will probably first appear In numbera, In a s mt hem monthly, and afterwards bo gathorcd in and published In book form. The Now Orleans Picayune, of the 12th, gives an ac count of tbo d dugs of a lot of nogro employ?es on the plantation of Louis GBABERT, of Ibervllle Parish, Louis iana, the other day. They became offended, and w ent to work cutting up the growing crop of cotton. Th e causo of offence is Bald to be an order from their Bureau Bending them book to fill tbolr contract after they bad ran off from tho plantation. Gon. FISK baa made an elaborate report to Gen. H ow A_n upon the condition of affairs in Tennessee and Kentucky. Ho says that during tbo month of May 77,177 rations were issued to white persona, and 7109 to fn-ed i m m. Ho has ordered the distribution of an ag gregate of 30,000 rations for June, at least two -thirds of which will go to the whites. Tho peoplo of Eentucky, he thinks, are indlsposod to properly caro for the aged and Infirm freedmen, and their support will for a time be a burdon upon the Government. Novel proceedings rocenUy took placo at the Ohio Fe male Collcgo near Cincinnati. Mr. BROWS , President of ttio Atlantic Steamship Company, owns au tutorost of $60,000, and has a mortgage on the other balf. Having failod to get possess! )n of tho property by suits in Court, be, with counsej, took forcible possession. The citizens, feeling outraged, assembled in groat nu m bera, and would bare ousted the invaders had not calmer heads restrained thom, The Sheriff, by au ordor of the Conrt, ojeo ted than. _Tho widow of JOHNSON HATCH, late of Wolta, Maine, now up ?ords of seventy yeera of age, relates the follow ing curious fact: Something more than thirty years Blnce ?ho heard a discussion in relation to how long the germinating principle in corn would continue a o und and go:d. She resolved to try the experiment and prove the faot. She selected a nice sound ear of corn and planted a few kernels from it every year fir thirty years. Every year for twenty-nine years the corn grew and flourished, but the thirtieth year it failed to come np or sprout The Supreme Court of Alabama, on Juno 7, decided two caaes involving the validity and constitutionality of the act of the late Legislature, commonly oa lied the "Stay Law." Able opinions wore delivered by each one of the Judgoa. The offoot of the doolslon is to sustain the first and oighth seotlona of the aot, which poatponee the rendition of Judgment for at loast twelve mon tbs; Whtlo tbo second; third and fourth sections, which relate to proceedings for the collection of payments by execu tion, aro pronounced unconstitutional and void. C hief Justice WAL-EII dissents from the opinion of the Court on the first point, and holda tbo ontlre law void. The Picayune thus aketxihes a June day in Now Or leans: "Figs are at last becoming plentiful-no t only the whlto and black varieties, but also the purple veined Celeste, the most delicious and delicately flavored of them all. In the rural districts of our city the luxu riant follago of tho Og trees lends at all times a charm to the level landsoape, white in the softened light of ovonlng they glvo a mellowness to tho picture wh ich CLAUDE LOIHIAINB would bave lovod to look upon, Gollon-buod cant-opea, redolent with perfume, pearly eared corn and crimson-tinted tomatoes, encircled with fragile cones of the pale green okra, are tho tem p . tatloiiB cunningly displayed lu tho rostaurant win . dows ' An active member of the Grattan Circle, in Brookl yn, who possessed a homeateal a fortnight ago, sold it out and invested tho proceeds in the Fenian cause. Ho is now penniless, and d?pendent on his daily labor for bl s dally broad. Another Fenian of largo ey?npathloi, re siding in tbo fourteenth wari}. Invested ten thousand dollars in the movement, which was hta all, and the savings of twenty-five years' inlustry. On Tuon lay he bad only loft of this amount a ono hundred d ?liar F e Stan bond. An ngud wld JW sont her only son off with the Willlamsburg contingent, and sold the cottage in which she lived, giving tbo proceed? to the cause . The failure of the Canadian expedition bad BO fearful an ef fect upon a woll-known me Heal gentleman of Brooklyn, that his reason Is dospalred of. It Is proved that out oi the 21,777 334 Italians united under tho sceptro of VIOTOB EMANUEL, 10,099,701 do not know their lottern, whllo of tbo r in lind r 803,389 can barely read; thus tbo number ol moro or losa edu cated individ?ala Is reduced to 3 013 005 maloB lud 1,360,0.0 Hinaus. Those ligures will astonish us less when we leam that in 1863 thoro wore but 29,*3 ? Boboota, either publlo or private, fretpiontod by 1,109,324 schol ars, and 265 gymnasiums, as the col ego? where students are prepared tor the unlvorsltles are called. Two hu n drcd aiid nlnocommunes do not possess a single sobool ?tiber publlo or private. In 1839, the Government of Italy, including Austria, sptnt annually but b,000,000 francs for popular education. mm- All communications intended for publication in this journal must be addressed to the Editor of the Daily News, No. l8 Hayne-street, Charleston, ?. C. Business Communications to Publisher of Daily News. We oannot undertake? to return rejected communica tions. Advertisements outside of the city must be aooompa* nied toith the cash. CHARLESTON. -a ? .-' TUESDAY MORNING. JUNE 19, 18CG. OUR DISABILITIES. What a sorry, Hpaviuod, brokon-wiudod jado that old Constitution mu?t bo to need so much aod auch coustaut tiukoriug. Tho proeontOon gross, at Washington, has dono littlo olao during all tho many days and ondloss windage o? its de liberations, than proposo and discuss constitu tional amendments. Tlio ruling party woll mor ii the appellations of Radicals,-by which thoy plcaso to bo oallod,-for io their estimation noth ing that is, is right. Rostiese and moddlin g by nature, your genuino down East politician BOOB no reason why tho organic law of tho land should bo moro saorod, moro stable-, or moro protected against "improvements" than tho Nattie cob blor's laBt year's patont for a now stylo of shoo poge. "Why should tho Constitution not bo mended?" Wo foar many of thoso legislative tailors pick holos into tho vonerablo garment for tho special purpose of having tho pleasure of patching it. A natural romonslranco would retort : Wliat is the uso of a Constitution that can, at any tim e, be Bet aside by a truculout majority ? Why amend it? It is as easy to act counter to it as to pans thoso amendments, and far les3 troublesome But tho Puritan is a great "sticklor for forms. Whilo ho has not tho loaBt scruple against an nulling the most solomn compacts, ho is strangely squeamish, and must havo an cz-pjsl-facto modi fication of tho compact to cover his disregard of tim law. The agitation, discussion and logisla tion of the Republican party during tho last few yoars, haB boon ontiroly consistont with tho prin ciples and practice of their Puritan ancostors. An utter want of reverence for established insti tutions, an ovor-weoning assurance and solf-right cousncBs, coupled with narrow-minded bigotry, and its usual concomitant, a malignant spirit of persecution. Given thoso as tho guiding principles of your judge, and ?niall your chance of justice, none your hopo of mercy. Wo rogrot to bo compelled to come to the conclusion, that this is tho com plexion of our prosont political status. A fair policy of reconstruction was markod out by the President, supported by all the weight of his au thority and influence. Had this course been adopted, the country would now bo at peace, old strifes rapidly healing, and a healthy, rapidly dis appearing cicatrix would cover the many wounds made during the last few years. The country would bo a unit, politically aa well as geographi cally, one in aim and purpose. No internal agi tation would bo gnawing, cancor-like, at its rit?is, as is now tho case ; retarding tho growth and de velopment of industry, fomontlng suspicion, in spiring distrust, and keeping alivo tho dying ora bors of civil and social strife. All this might have boon but for tho sordid, selfish foar entertained by tho ruling faction, lost their lease of power should be shortened. Power is sweet and offico profitable, and to lord it over their botters is particularly pleasing to the craven mind of the base born. That all this agitation is kept up, aod iojustico committed, in tho name of justice and under the guise of philanthropy, is only in character with the inherent traits of this race of fanatics, who, with tho wisdom of the serpent, all the whilo protend tobo as harmlos s as dores, There is, therefore, no prospect for tho politi cal recognition of the Southern States as long as tho present Congroas shall shape tho legislation of the country. Tho olootious aro cloao at hand, and it is to be hopod, for tho sako of the peace and prosperity of the whole country, that tho people of the North will throw off tho inoubus that has so long been a drag to tho nation, and oloot new men to Congress,-who shall not be committed to constitutional amendments and pet philanthropie abstractions,-who shall not spend all the six working days of the week in discussing the Freod meu'a Bureau, and making Pariahs of tho white men of the South,-who shall occasionally at leant, consider the interests of tho whole country,- en deavoring, by a conciliatory course, to brid? o over the chasm created by the wnr between the two sections. It can bo done, and wo hope to seo it dono. There is much also for us to do. Wo boliovo, a 8 we havo said all along, that the South fully com prehends her situation. (Certainly if she do not, it is tho fault of neither Provost Marshals or Freedmon'a Bureau). The Confederate armies wero surrendered in April and May, 1805'; and tho subject of our disabilities has boon cona tan tly b o foroour people ever since, so also the require ments of tho Republican party. It is reasonable, therefore, to suppose that thoy are perfectly cog nizant of the situation, of the duties of the hour, and the furthor sacrifices to bo uudorgonoon their part, and that they are all now proparod to yield a cheerful submission to the inevitable, and como up deliberately to an intelligent disohargo of their now duties. This should bo dono soon, and done thoroughly. It was not to bo supposed that all this could bo brought about ina tan tor, that a failure, au oh as ours, should forthwith be followed by a radical con version. A RE - individuals, wo know, foan d no difficulty in thus hauling down tho bars, and in stantly thereafter unfurling the stripes. We will not hore inquire into their motivos, or so i n too closely tho question of their sincerity. Suffi elent to say, that but few among men aro ever found so dispassionato, who havo their feelings and im pulsos so porfootly under tho oontrol of their reason. A wise statesman, thorofore, profers a convorsion moro Blow. Our peoplo havo boon much maligned by omis - saries (called correspondents) paid to soarch out tlio weakness of tho land. Every hasty expression, nevor mind under what oircunistano?s uttered, has been promptly manufactured into "disloyal " sentiments; and a groat deal of MUCH disloyalty, wo sincerely boliovo, has boen firwardod to tho Radical press, that had its origin in tho fertile and unscrupulous brain of thoso corresponden ts. The honest sentiment of tho country has found no expression, or porbaps wa should say, ha H had no opportunity of boing proporly roprosonted to tho pooplo of the North. Heneo their opinions are based upon a delusion, and thoir legislation has been prompted by their fears rather than by tho circumstances and facts of tho e.iio. Our people are weary of this. We have had enough and moro than enough of crimination and recrimi nation. Wo are tirod of political agitations, and dosiro peace?, and wo aro prepared to mako the nocossary aacriflco in ordor to attain it. Wo bavo taken our vows lionostly and in all sincerity, and it is uugouoroiiB in our advorsarioa to doubt ; the moro eo ne this doubt ia based upon faleo assump tion,, and upon toatimony tbat could bo easily proved unworthy of credouco. .?? REMINISCENCES OF CHARLESTON. Wo bavo bcou favored by tho vonorablo author, J. N. OAHUOZO, Esq., with an opportunity to po niBO aomo of tho very interoating lottera written hy him for tho SaTannah Daily News and Herald. Theao lottore, or ratbor essaye, na tlioy Bhould moro properly bo called, will soon mako thoir ap poaranco in tho form of a neat pamphlot from tho press of our townsman, Mr. JOHETU WALKER. Our readers will soo, from tho following Hat of sub jects, how interesting andvalnahlo ?I?B work must prove. Tho lettors compris o the following t?pica: "As pect of tho City," "Agriculture, tho Low Country Plantors," "Commorco of Charleston," "Educa tional Institutions," "Chamber of Commorco and Board of Trado," "Insurance Oihcoa ami Firo De partment," "Newspaper Proas," "Periodical Press," "Railroads, " "Sociolios and Clubs," "Lihrarios, publio and privato," "Principal Fires," "Magnolia Cemetery." Tho appondix will embrace tho principal evonts which attended tho Biogo and invent ment of Charleston, with a list of those who full in that memorablo strug gle. When it is romomherod that Mr. OAHUOZO lia? spout noarly eixty yoars in editorial harness, and has hoon always a loading thinker and writer upon many of tho subjocts abovo- montionod, our read ore will be struck by II?B peculiar fitness for tho task ho has undortaken. In order that they may form aomo idea of the naturo of the work, we publiah this morning one of the letters taken at random from sovoral which lio boforo us. At tho advanced age of eighty yoars, Mr. OAH UOZO comes before tho publio, not for the first time, but in all human probability for the last timo, as an author. Tho subjects aro of doop and very general interest to tho people of our city and State Tho author has been known to them ana thoir fathers for moro than half a century. Whether the matter under discussion waa dramat ic criticism or Europoan politics; city improve ment or political economy; his versatile pen gave tho tone and direction to a largo portion of our thinking men. Few meu have exercised a greater influence in forming the judgment of an intelli gent community than Mr. CABDOZO, and few men have roapod so little benefit, iu % pecuniary point of viow, from a lifo of oarnoat and honost intel lectual labor. Wo commend tho "lleminiaceticeu" to the press and the people of tho South, and trust its salo will be commensurate with the ability and claims of the author. _WANTS._ TO COUNTRY NEW-PAPERS - A PRIN TER, capable of managing tho mechanical depart ment of a country newspaper, desires a sit -atIon either aa FOREMAN or JOITHNKYMAN in aomo newspaper published In an interior town, oltbor In South Carolina, Georgia or Florida. Addrots, stating full particulars, "PRINTER." Sally News office, Charleston, S. U. Juno -0 C WANTRO, A WHITE SERVANT, BINGLE proferre-, of unexceptionable character, to Cook and Wash (ira gentlomau and Lady. For such a one a condor--ile and healthy home with good wages will be furnished. Apply to Ko. 80 '____? D ST. Juno 19 tuths3 TO DllKHSMAKEHH!- T WO YOUNO GIRLS wantto LEARN A TRADE, ono an Drois maker, the other as Millner. Tboy can board with parents until a: lo to work. Apply at No. 2 ALEXAN DER STREET. 3* June 13 SITUATION WANTED BY A WHITE WOMAN, who will wash and iron, and bas no ob jection to cook for a small family. Apply at No. 02 CAL HO?N-STREET._1*_June 19 NOTICK-WANTED, A PARTNKR, (A German) with Four Hundred cash capital, store No. 87 Bi-aufaln street, Grocery. June 19_1*_H. WM, HEINS UfANTED-A RESPECTABLE WOMAN VV to take cbargo of thron children, whose mollior Is sick-one who ia w Hing to WORK and make herself gen erally useful. For particulars apply at this office. June 19 1 WANTED- A COIiUKKDGIKL, < O Al INO a child. Apply at No. 38 REID-SIKEET. Juie l8 WANTED, A AYHITE NURSE FOR THE children of a small family. Apply at No. 00 MEETING-STREET._ June l8 CHARLESTON ORPHAN HOUSE. Wanted, a competent person to take cbargo of the Laundry Department. Applications must be left with the Steward. Good references will bo required. June 10 EMPLOYMENT WANTED, BY A YOUNO man, a resident of Charleston, in any capacity. Ia a good bookkeeper, and willing to mako himself uso ful In any business. Best of references furnished. Address N_KO, Glass Box No. 15, Charleston P. O. June A WANTED, BY A WHITE WOMAN, A SITUATION in some rospoctablo family, either as Cook or as a Washer and Ironor. Sho would be w11 ling, als i, to make herself geuerally useful. Apply at No. 183 EAST BAY, or at the Offices of the Dally News and Courier. May 28 ?\T7*ANT1_D, BV A YOUNO MAN, A SITUA W TION In some Wholesale or Retail Dry Goods or Grocory house; has nome knowledge of tho Dry Goods, and a thorough knowledge of the Grocery Business, hav ing been m that business on his own account. He will study the interest of his employer, and Is willing to mako himself generally useful. Salary no objoot. Beat of reforenoes furnished. Address "F." through the Postofflce, or apply at this office._June 11 WANTED, 50,000 AO-NT8, TO KNGtOE in a light, useful and permanent employment. Business entirely new. No Jewelry or agency humbug. $200 to $500 PER MONTH GUARANTEED. Bvory person, male and female, having a few hours dally to spare, should Bend for particulars. Address, with ?tamp, G. W. JACKSON k CO., Post?nico Box No. 1348, Baltimore, Mil. May l8_lmo __ AGEN18 WANTKD \\FOR THE LIFE AND CAMPAIGNS or GEN. (STONEWALL) JACK80N. BY PROP. U. L D-DNEY, D. D., OP VIRGINIA. THE STANDARD BIO?UAPHY OP THE IMMOR TAL HERO. The only edition authorized by his widow. Tho author a peraoual friend and Oblof of Starr of tho Christian 8oldtor. Carefully ievlaod and corrected by Gennral R. E. LEE. Wo want an Agent in every county. Bond for oirculars and ?oe our terms. Address NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO.. No. 21? Seventh-street, Richmond, Va. May 28 lino* _OOPABTNER8HIPS. " DISSOLUTIOV OF? COPARTNERSHIP. rpiIK COP\RTNER8nlP HKIIETOFORE EXISTING J. under the firm of P. LYONS & CO., Is dlsslved. P. LYONS and BENJ M. WIN8TOOK aro authorised, Bololy. to settle the uff-ilrn of the concern. All debts will bo paid to thom. ? LYONH. 1 M. DAVID. June 16_3__B. M. WIN8TO0K. DI?! UlLUTIUN. THE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING under tho namo ot COLCO.JK..M0QA1 LEY Ac MAL LOY, is this day ?Unsolved by mutual coiinont o! all partios. Mr. joan COLCOCK, Commission Marchant, of ubarleston, 8. O , l*app ?luted our agent to liquidate all uiisott'eil business. Any person having demands against the urn? will piesse pre.ent to irn; and all per son* Indobted to it will p easo make paymont to bim in Charleston: to Mr D MALLOY, lu Glieraw, 8. O. ; or to Mr. T 8. MOCALLBY, In HuutsviUa, Alabama. Hiiroed) O- 3. OOLOOOK. ' B ' T.S MoOALLEY, May 22 tilth? D. MALLOY. MEETINGS. CITY COU? CIL. FTUIE REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL J. will bo held This Day, in Ouunoll Chambor, at 6 P M. W. H. SMITH, Juno 10 1 Clerk of Council. UNION CHAI'TEIt NO. 3. H.^7I?7?TM?7! THE MONTHLY CONVO 'ATlON WILL Bl BOLD EN In Masonic Hall, This ?vening, tho lOtli lint., at 8 o'clock. Companions and Candidates aro requested to bo punctual. By order of M.*. E.*. H.*. P.*. THOS. B. COLLIN?, Juno 10 _1*_Secretary. PALMETTO BASK BALL CLUB. AN ADJOURNED VESTING OK TH? PALMETTO BASE BALL OLTTU ?rill bo hold This Evening, at 8 o'clock, lu Maeoulc Hull, coruor of Kim; anil Went worth ctrci'lH. A full attendance of the in?inbers Is re qupntid WM. II. BELLAMY, Jim?* 19_1*_*. eerotary. _TO RENT, -co._ TO KEPT, THREE EINE ROOMS, WITH lar ?to Pantry and Cook Kltchon, sultablo for a small family. Apply on tho promises No. 6 CHDBCU 8TKKET, neartho Battery_1_Juno 10 TO LKT, A SMALL IIKICK COTTAGE IIUUHK In Rood repair, containing flvo square rooms, gas and flxturcp, good cistern, near business centres and ia every way a desirable residence Address, Postofflco Bo? No. 30. a_ June l8 i.>llHJiISIIIi;i)()IHi.VKllUVi.siiKl? ROOMS C to rent, in a pleasant part of the vlllago of Mount Pleasant; flvo minutos' walk from tho forry boat. In ?lutro of Mrs. A. NOLEN, Mount Pleasant. June 14_6*_ KOOMS TO RENT_IIUUM1 TO RENT AT Brown's Hoiol, Humruorvlllo; also, will accommo date a fow Boardors. For ternT, Arc., apply of Mr?. C. BROWN, Proprietress._0 June 14 TO RENT, THREE KINK ROOMS AM) ONE KITCHEN BOOM on tho premises No. 6 Church streot, near the Ii it tory, abo abovo will bo rented low to a dor-i ablo tenant; and possession given immediately. For terms apply as above June ia_tiithB ^-_-?---_i-m-aaaam---??--_-_-____r_____a_____aaa FOR B?tV__E. .--.-.-_ FOR SALE. SEVEN WELL BROKE MOLES, yoting; one Ano siddi? and draught HORaE. Apply at SPRIGGS' STABLES. June 13 FOR MALE, ALL THAT LOT OP LAND, with two and a half story DWELLING, situated at No. 1 South-stri'Ot, having double piazza and cammo dione basement, Ano cistern aud well. The house is now and In good repair, and pleasantly located, with dry lot. For ternis and particulars, apply to B. A. ft J. T. EABLY, June IS Northwest corner Marko) and East Bay. FOR SALE.-SECOND HAND PRINTING PRESSES AND TVPE in good order. Font? of Bourgeois, Pearl, Nonpareil, Minion, etc. SMITH HAND PBE8S-Platon, 22^x27 luchen; bed, 20MX31X luchos. WORREL HAND PRES8-Platen, 22?t23 Inches; bed, 24Kx35?? inches. WASHINGTON HAND PBE88-Platen, 23^x28^ Inches; bed, 22x3(1 inches. HOE HAND PBE8S-Platen, 22J?x28 Inches; bed, 20Ja, x31% in ebbs. RUUGLES' JOB PREBS-Stondlng Sheot Press. Address W. D. MAXWELL, Wilmington, DeL Or j. w. MCMILLAN, May 8 At this OlUce. _LOST, STOLEN, &o. PICREO UP ADRIFT, OUTSIDE O P Fort Snmtcr, a BAFT OF TIMBER, which tho owner can have by proving property and paying ex penses. Apply at MORELAND'S WHARF. June 10 3* I KPT BY MISTAKE, A BOX, CONTAIN. J INO o Grover k Batir Bowing Machine (without table), dirooted on a card to ROBERT OHISOLM, Esq., Orangoburg, 8. C. ; was left somewhere by mistake, on the last of May, by a spring cart driver. Any informa tion leading to the reco*?ery of the same will be thank tally received, at No. 13 COMING Sl'REbT. June 10_5?* fe .-)r REWARD-STOLEN PROM BOR j) ?i*J CIIESTER Plantation, four miles from Sum merville, 8. C, on the Ashley River, on tho night of tho 10th lost, a largo BAY HOUSE, about le bands high, 0 years old. Tho abovo reward will bu paid for the deliv ery of said Horse to M. R. TH AKIN, at Summerville, 8. O?, or R. W. WEBB, on tho plantation. June 16 stuth3* STOLE?.-ON MONDAY MORNING, ABOUT one or two o'clock, from a residence in Meoting stroot, a QonilcmanV GOLD WATCH and CHAIN; mak er's name, WM. SMITH. Jn , Olasgow, No. 11,852, and a Pocket Book contaihlug a G Id Pencil and Sixty o"dd Dollars. A reward of thirty dollars will be given if re turned, and no questions asked. Apply at this of fice. 0 June 16 BOARDING. PRIVATE Jt'.M ?i IM V?.. ~ PERMANENT, Transient, aud Day Boarders can bo handsomely accommodated at tbe t-oatlie.isi corner or Meeting and Market streets Fine rooms and accommodatloa for families, at re .sonable rato?. loin Mav'28 REMOVALS. REMOVAL. Co. TRUMBO k SON HAVE BEMOVED THEIB ? O Alco from No. 116 Market street to No. - Mar ket street, third door cast of Mooting street, north ?Ide, where they have on hand a lot of DOOKS and 8A8HES of various sizes. June l8_3 HKITIOVAL. THE 80B8CBIBERS HAVE BEMOVED FBOM NOS. 188. 140 and 142 MoeUug-street. to tho largo and commodious Store, No. 137 EAST BAY, opposite North Atlantio Wharf, where their friends can always find them; and hope, bystriot attention to business, they will merit the continuance of their patronage, so libe raUy bestowed upon them as heretofore. LAUKEV k ALEXANDER. ?.JSr ODT-DOOB AUCTION SALE;! ATTENDED TO AS HERETOFOBE. 10 Jane 11 H DU. JERVE% AS REMOVED TO 80DTH COBNEB MEETING STREET and LADSUN'S COURT. May 80_18_ E. M. W11! TIM?. OOBCVBH AND MAGISTRATE, HAS REMOVED Hit? OFFICE TO NO. 34 OHAL MEB8-STREET, North side, next door to Mr. MolNNIS' Blacksmith Shop, and two doors eaatof Moet ing-street_May 30 REMOVAL. THE RUB80R?BER HAS REMOVED TO THE SOUTHWEST CORNER CHARLESTON HOTEL, where be would be glad to meet hie old friends and ens tornera. Mr. JOHN T. FLYNN still superintends the TAILOR ING DEPARTMENT as usual. A. 8. HULL, Agent, May 28_Draper ant 1 allor. MEDICAL NOTIOB8. O DR. T. S. THOMSON, FFIOE 8O0IETY-BTKEET, ONE DOOR EAST OF Meeting-street. Residence corner of Tradd and Orango streets, June 12_tnthsia? ______!D CHARLESTON BILLIARD HILL, Corser Eil aud Market-streets, THE LARGEST. COOLEST. AND MOOT OOMPOBT ABLE ?OOM In tho elly, furnished with .LEVEN TABL*-8, from tbo Manufactory of Messrs. KA VA NAUOH k DECKER, New York. LORING & TUENEE, Fropri'rs. Jnno 14_ H. W. SOHBODER, ATTORN EY-AT-LAW AND MAGISTRATS. OPPIOE: Law Plico, lu rest o? Court Lous-*. Jone 11_ia? LEE'g FAREWELL_ADDRESS, COPIES OF GEN. R. E. LEE'S FAREWELL AD DRESS to tho Anny of Northern Virginia. Prioe.60 cents. For sale at COUETE?TAY'S, june 4 No. 9 BROAO-ST itEET. WORMS! WORMS! HURLEY'. POPULAR WORM CANDY LS A SPECIFIC FOH WORMS. IN PALATABLE FORM, AND WARRANTEDTOCURB. Order from PRATT ft WIL.SON BROU., Nu. 238 KINO-STREET, CUARLISTON, 8. C. J""Q 19 tilth?-mo FOR CHILLS AND FEVER! T_Tt3E THE BEST. HURLEY'S A(iUE IONIC NEVER KAILS -ALWAYS TO RE DSPEND-D .ONl?'1" ! '?"tljl,'K moro rollahie thttti Hl'KLEY'S Will erne Air.?, and tVvor. Chilla ?in-l K"vnr. Intor-ii. teut Pcver, Dumb Aaue. Every porsnii who boa tried Uurley*B Tonlo .-pealm in blub *orms ..r It. As a curative agent It i? unmrpaascd, and m.iro coruin than ?iiiiuino. No bad re,ultH Irom luring Iturloy'B Tome. Evorvto tv should use Hurley's ARUOTOU?C. PRATT _ WILSO-] linos., No. 238 KING bTKEET, CHARLESTON. 8. O ___._?_ t. ths-mo ' BATHING NOTICE. rpHETIOE WILL SEKVE Til l8 DAY FROM 11 A M. X to 3 P.M., at Whlto Point OiirdoiiUatlilnu Home. P. KILROY. ??uno 19_ _1_Proprietor. RAFFLET A SPLENDID BOGGY WAGON. WITH POLE AND Shaft, suitable for two or four por-io-is; nivlo by Wood Bro., Now *iork. Por furlhor Inform ?ion, in quire nt Pholau Billiard Room, comer Mealing and Market streets. Jnno 14 BOLTING CLOTH ANCHOR BRAND, ASSORTED, NO. 0 TJ 1?. MILL ROCKS, FRENCH BURR AND COLOGNE, l8 To 40 INC I K8. HOLLOW WARE. POTS, OVENS, AND SPIDERS. For sale at H___RT & co.'s, CORNER KING AND MAltKETBTB. Juno 14 lino . M?CPHER?? BREWERS OFFIRE PALE ALfe&PORTER WEST I8T-HS7 BLI"-? 7-_8?VE? NEWYORK, GEO. W. CLARK & CO, Corner East Bay and Cumberland streets? CHARLESTON, S. C. HAYING TAKEN THE BOLE AGENCY OF THB above celebrated ALE, ackuowledged to be th? best hi the market, aro now prepared to Bupply tlio TRADE of this city and vicinity Warranted to stand the climate. For sale in barrels and holt barrels. Mav * ii JOHN KING & CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS, Nos. 143 and 145 East Bay, OPPOSITE KERB'S WHARF, OFFER FOR SALE, LOW FOR CASH : HEIDSIECK CHAMPAGNE, QUARTS AND PINTS SHERRY WINE, i_ caora and In casks MADEIRA WINE, In canea and In casks CLARET WINES, in cases pints and half pints CORDIALS, in cases-a variety BITTERS (E. G. Slip ), In cases BRANDIES, in cases and in casks GIN8, In cases aud In caekB RUM, in cases WHISKIES, In cases and in caut?n ALE, in case?, quarts and pintB LAGER DEER, in quarter liarrcls, also lu pints, packed, eight dozen to the barrel. ?luios June 12 THE SUBSCRIBER SOLICIT8 PATRONAGE IN THE FOLLOWING ME CHANICAL WORK8, to wit: Repairs Weighing Scales, Letter Proseos, Printing Proseo?; makes and re? pairs Hoisting Machines for Store?; makes all kinds of Wroughtc I Stool Ploughs, with or without stocka. Also, a general run of BLACKSMITH WORK; also Wheel wright Work in general. AROH'D MLLEISH, V . . ? r-'Mi.i' n?". N'? l ?.iiMin.vi-.,...-?'-*?*''. DORBAUM & MENKE, MERCHANT TAILORS, No. 186 KING-STREET, NEAR UORLBECK'S ALLEY, ARE HAPPY TO INFORM THEIR FRIENDS AND patrons that they are now "selling and making up to order," AT GREAILY REbUOKD PRICES, thoir well-selected Stock of fine CLOTHS. OAasIMERES, DOE8KIN8, SILK-MIXED COATINGS, DRAB D'ETES. VE8TING8, &c. All orders promptly executed. Good fits and proper workmanship guaranteed._stuth?moa May 19 -PRING ______ GOODS. THE STJBSOR-8EB, HAVING ?rD8T RETDR-ED from tho North, takes tbls method of Informing the public that bo is receiving a lull assortment of CLOTHS, OA888IMERE8, COATINGS ANDVESTTNGS of the boBt foreign and domes?o manufacture, adapted to Spring and Summer wear. These goods having been purchased recently, and at very low figures, persons wishing anything in my lins will find it to their advantage to give mo a call, as I have the most experienced workmen, and am prepared to make them np in tho very best st} le at Edgerton A Richards' old stand, No. 3_ Broad-street. March 80 3. 8. PHILLIPS. COTTON OINS. THE UNDERSIGNED HAViNG COMPLETED THEIB arrangements once moro for th? manufocturo of tho best COTTON GI S3 over made In this couutry, aro now prepared to receive ordorB from Plantera and others wishing to purchase. Thn long established and well known reputation of ELLIOTT'S COTTON GINS, will, we hopo, bo a suffi cient Kuaranteo that the article will RIVO ?ntlre satisfac tion. J. M. ELLK iTT St CO., May 14 Winnsboro. 8. 0. KFRI OK 11% TOUS t NEW INVKVTION! GREAT IMPROVEMENT! DRYI ECONOMY IN ICE! GOOD VENTILATION AND PURIFYING. 0HAMBER.-This now invention and great Improve, mont, tho result of long and practical exp?rience, Is now offered to tho p uni io with tua assaranaothstit embrsoea in its cons ruction all modern improvements la the most simplified form. Onenf the most important fea tures Is tho new Purifying Chamber attached, by whlob porftxt Dry VentiUtion is obtained. The Ice koop? nearly twloo as long as in ordinary Re rlgerators. As an artlolo of Furniture, the style in which they .~? got up renders them highly ornamental for any -OBS. The tm-'o furnished at snob low prices a? will make it ._> induoemetit for thom te oaU and examino my stock. WILLIAM LAW, Nos. CS1 and 65) Third Avonvo, New York. >Iay 38 wfraS-o