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P?[! ? mit} ^| ~'i ItWtsbAX MORNING, AW11L 4,18?7I LOCAL MAT?EES. To Correspondente. Wo aro continually receiving communications on ) /.itical and other nntteru from persons who do 1 '<>. attach 11.oil- nr.-per usines to tt:o articles son'; ul wo tal. tuie occasion of ropoaliu? Hint nothing '.it bo published in Tue Daily Newb without Iroiltg indorsed by soiuo responsible iudivtdunl. Splehdid Sthawdehhies at Kinsman's. Hoo sd v rtieom.ut. Ofenu?o Day._by roforouco to our advertising columnu our fnir roa lore will soo that this 1? "open ing day" at Mrs. Ucsekin.s Fashionable Millinery Establish mont, ov-r Uffzbiiabdt A Cam rann, ? Bloro, corner Klug and Market etrcote. Trial of e Riotsbs.?Tlio Provost Marshal was engaged yestorday morning in hearing the oridonco in (his caso. Five vttnos6oe wore ex amined, but us Otero nro nearly live timos that number, the osso will not be concludod Tor eomo days. Failure of the Mails. -No mall was received last night north or Wilmington, an accident having occurred on tho Wilmington and Wcldon Railroad. Tho rogularlty with which those failures occur is extremely refreshing, and wo aro now agreeably dlnappolntod when tho malie arrivo two days con tocutively. A .?We loam, that throe- whito men, in tbo onstody oi tho military, arrived in this olty yea'cr- I d-.y from Aikcn. Thoy woro arrested on a charge of being ooncornod in tho lynohing of tbo negroes who killed Col. Steaoman. Those negroes w;ro in j the ohargo of the Sheriff,.who was convoying thorn to tho Jail, when ho was sat up. by a band of men du'gaiscd for tho occasion, who took tlio negroes I and huug tiiom. It is presumed that tho affair | will bo investigatoti by tho military nulhoritius. Ukited States Court? . Geo. 8. Bota?, ptesiding_J. H. Baldwin es. C. A. L. Lasiab, Suit f?r tha substitution of records lost during tho | lato ?rar. Henkt Botst,- Esq., argued In fa Tor of u10 substitution, and A. . a a , Esq., contra. ' . Tito District Attorney 1ms not yot arrived, but l? daily expected, as thoro oro many criminal cam ? . connected with tho violation Of tho Bovonuo Laws, and tho distilling of liquors; aleo tho caso of boml ' cide which took placo at Castle Pinoknoy. CoBftEcno?f.?In our report of Governor Orb's speech yesterday, wo inadvertently elated, that tbo EmuiiiA Dili disfranchised 1800 persone in Andor nen District, . C. What lue ExcoUoaoy meant end did eay, was that In Anderson District tho proportion of tho30 diequaUQod was to tho ontiro number of whito votera in the District as ono in 'eighteen.' * If tho samo ratio obtains throughout tho Stato, the number of ci tizona disqualified undor tho Re construction Act is about 2000. Mr. W. Rice, of tho Middle Georgia ?V?ioj. pub lished in Madison, Oa., paid us a visit yesterday ovouing a is stopping .at the Mills House, and expects to bo In the city till Saturday. Any of our xnorchaute desirous of advertising, in ?10 up coun try of our sister Stato will do woll to see Mr. Ricx. Mr. B. informs Us that tho fruit in that part of 1 Georgia is protty generally killed. There was a heavy frost on Tuesday morning as for South oa Augusta. Thoro is considerable distress in Mid ?lo and Uppor Georgia?provisions. Tory scarce, iind prospecte nono of tbo brightest. Arrest of a Defaulted.?An individual who noe been llguring extensively in tho South, and particularly In this Stato, was arrostod recently on the charge of defalcation and theft. He formerly held tbo position of Paymaster's Clora, and took advantage of tho situation to appropriato $160,000 of the money to Ms own uses. . Tho dlshonost clork succeeded in csoaplng, and the Paymaator wnu casbiorcd for tho doQoioncy In hie accounts. Since that ovout tho Nortnern Detcolivon baro boon steadily engaged In tracking the thief, but have only recently succeeded In spotting him. He had purchased a plantation near Edlato, and waa Uviug in tho full enjoyment of his lll-gotton wealth when surprised by tbo detectives. Fiiztjnsscbaftsbukd.?Those of our German .frionda Wtiobavo tbo enlree of this Club, will bo interested to learn that an entertainment is to bo frlTon nt the Hail In Sooioty street, this a von hog. The programme promises well. It Ib as follows : X, Instrumental Trio : " Romanea," Keisiqeh. 3. .Chorus, Zedtler. 8. Bol for. tho Flute, Rtoan MFjtA, i. Soprano Solo, from 8 ?e? . The play of tho evening la " Paria in Pommorn," a sort of roaring fat co, though it is c died a Vaude ville, received with loud marks of approbation, v.'hon performed last year, and wo feol oesorod it will bo given to-night with ovon moro eclat. It is repeated at tho earnest request of many of tho j members. ' Tableaux Vivant.-, are to eucoeod the comedy, and then dancing. We have no doubt our friande Vili have a good timo. The Wehster Element ab y. Readbb, designod to follow WEBar?n's Elementary Spoiling Book. Now York: D. Apfustom A Co. 1807. This is tho title of a neat little Schoolbook, sent us by Mr. John Russell, Bang street, illustrated throughout. It begins with tho Alphabet, beauti fully illustrated, followed by short, easy and inter esting reading lessons; then come lessons contain-' ing longer and harder worde. After about tho flrat hundred pages, the spelling lessons are omitted, and tho balance of tho book is devotod exclusively to Instructivo and Interesting roading matter. Alt of the lessons contain pr?cepte or examples of virtue, morality, industry, or encouragement to tbo earnest pursuit of a true aim in life. Sectari an, polltioal, and sectioaal controversies are totally avoided. Vebdanct?Tho let of April passed almost un noticed in tbo olty, few practical Jokes being per petrated, th? mass of tho people having polities on the brain which provento i their thinking of any Jightor subjects. Thoro were some, however, who follow..d tho time-honored practico of making fools of all tboy met, and not satisfied, with tho day aot apart for this purpose havo continued to sell all whom tboy moot. Tho failure of the Northorn mail yesterday was immediately tamed to a good account by tho news dealers, and aovoral old copies of tho Htratd and other papers were sold to tho unsuspecting. The news boys rushed frantically about yelling, "Hero's your Now York Herald," and tho general desire to learn tho latest intelligence eVBoon brought thorn purchasers. "It in an Ul wind that blows no one good," and wo^toongratulato the ne?S vendere on tboir successful sell. Mayor's Court, April 8_Peter Norria, a color ed youth, who helped himself to a piece of blaok cambric from tbo counter of dry goods sloro kopt by & lady, was imprisoned ten days. An individual, whoso chimney had violated e City Ordinance and caught aflro, paid 110 for ita outra (i 60 us conduct. An old veteran, nt prosont attached to tho Bar leyuurn Artillery as sponger, and who had receiv ed a sovoro wound In a late engagement, woe fined I? for falling down wharo pcoplo had to pasa over him. Limus BiDgloton, a young man of color, who had tho inlafortuno to loouo a padlock of immonso value, and who went into tho room of ono Frank Oadaden to search for it, and took a fancy shirt 1 by mistake, was imprisonod for ten days. A blaok boy, who wau detected in putting brick* PB tho track of tho atroot railroad, waa sent to tho Prow at Marsha). . AnciUT?OTC?iE.?Tbo Inhabitants of tho uppw wards havo not boon idle), bat havo been building up their waste places and improving tho housos that oscapod tho war and the flrci. As vrooden buildings can still bo orocted in that part of tho city thoy havo sprung up with ft mai voilons rapid ity compared with tho slow growth of brick and mortar in the downtown BOctlon. The io wooden bounce aio not vere or;.smontai in thoirdoeign, and j will not ixLproTi tbo ?ppearanoo of tho; etroot ex cept fcy Oiling rp tin? vacant lota. 'Thoy are amai* ly. built on a etoreotypod plan, two atorioi high, with ft email bnok foundation, and tho eyo is often wcaiiod with tho sain?nos* of tho econory. Tho hasty manner in which thoso houses aro con structed nocoBsarily makes thorn frail, and ono ia now being built at tho cornor of Bogar? and Rut lcdgo streets, id which tho architect hasncglooted to havo any foundation, pro furring to lot his honso stand upon He own morite. Although this plan la thochoapost It will bo found that In theondit would, havo paid b?ttor to havo used tho brick and havo avoided tho docay that must tike place in? building reo ting solely on the damp ground. Mausdeh's ft?OTOBAL Balm ndvor fuiia to roll?i o and caro. BOWIE & 018E, Agouti?T* OOODIUCII, WIN?MA-> * CO., AgODts. . Oankok's Mtrblo Yard, ecresr o? Friend util Qucou btiocts. Monuments, Tombi and Hcad stoiios furnished at tho Ionost possiblo ratos. Marok 28 thainS Cocons.? ? a Soothing Foctoral, lino? . 'a I Buoncuial Tnoouxs oro advantageously employed to allevialo Cuugue, Boro Throat, Iionrsonoss and Bronchial n cotlons. Thoso oxposod to sudden ?hongos ot weather should have thorn, as thoy can bo carrlud in tho pocket and taken as occasion requires upon tbo ?rst appearance of a Cold or Cough. Brown's Bronchial 'J noenxs.?"Your Trochos aro too well and favorably knovm to need common dation." Hon. CHAS. . l'UELPS, l'rei. Ms'j. Sonato. *' communication with tho r,oriti lias been voiy much enlarged by tbo Lozcngo vvblob I now carry always in my pockot; tbnt trouble in my throat (for which tho Trochos aro a ? ) bov ine; mado mo oltcn a moro whleporor." N. P. WILUS. We Sikctiu.lt Bxlixve that the mothor who uoglocts t> pr?vido Mrs. WIN8LOW8 SOOTHING SYRUP for her auiTcrlng child, la depriving tbo little sufferer of lbs remedy of all the world bast calculated to give It rest snd rcstoro It to health. There Is not a motLor who has over used it, but what will toll you st once that it will regu lato the bowels, and givo rest and health to tho child, and la perfectly safo !n all cases. Bo suro and call for "MHS. WINSLOW'8 SOOTHING SYIIUP," Having tbo /tie timitt of "Cudtib k Psrkjmb" on the ? oufaldo wrapper. All ethers aro baso Imitations. For aalo by DOWIE &t MOISE, a 161 Moetlog street, opposite tbo Cbsrleston Hotel. March 30 stuth3 We would call tho attention of purchasers to tho advortiaomont of Mr. j. N. Robbon, Agont fur Dui'ont'h Powder. Ho has a largo and completo stock, which will always bo kopt up, and which ho will dailj dis]VC* to any part of tho city. Tho Menare. Ditpont commenced tho manufacture of powder In 1801, and hnvo kept tboir povdorupto tho standard, and an oxperionco ?f thirty years with tboir Connor Agonts horo havo always given complote aatisftction. Their establishment is ono of tbo largest In tho United States, cnpablo itt I Urn ing out ono thousand kogs daily, with a capital o over two million j dollars invested, thus giving t guarantoo that purchasers can dopond on what thoy got. Mr. Robson is prepared to eoli at lowest markot rates, and, indeed, as low as it can bo or dered from the factory in small lots. March IG statuirne BUSINESS NOTIGES. ?ittioli Balee Title Dny. T. M. CixEu will sell this day, ou Brown's wharf, at quarter to 10 o'clock, ahouldera, sidos aud butler. , *? 80s will sell ttil 1 day, at No. 23 Vendue Range, at 10 o'clock, dry goods, furniture. Ate MoEat k Caufdxll. will sell this day, at 10 o'clock, at their suction house, No. IS Haacl street, opposite tho posi office, clothing, dry goods, ke. Jettkbs it Co. will soil this day, at 10 o'clock. In iront of t?eir atoro. No. 37 Vonduc Rango, hams, shoutdors, strips, Ac. j. k W. Ksox will sou this day, at 10s o'clock, at tboir aales roomB, No. 1s3 Meeting street, household fdt nlturc, etc Joum O. Mu von k Co. will sell this day, at their auc tion salesroom. No. 133 Mooting street, at 10 o'clock, books, stationery and dry gooda Will be sold, under tho direction of J. W. G hay, Mas ter In Equity, this day, at 11 o'clock, at tho old Custom House, several lots of land, in diff?rant portion? of tho city. Will bo sold, under tho direction of Jame* Turriti, Mastor In Equity, at 11 o'clock, thla day, at tho old Custom House, noverai lots of land. In different parts of tho city. N. Hcxt & 80s will tell this day, at 10 o'clock, in their salesroom. No. 112 Meeting ebreof, boots, shoes, A-o. lt. M. Mabsbaix k Bao. will aeU this day, at 10X o'clock, at No. e? Wontworth street, tho furili turo of a family declining housekeeping. Lauhxt & Attrjirnan wid soil this dar at tholr atoro, No. 137 Eaat Bay, et Iii o'clock, ebouldere, bams, butter ito. .Non ily . Tbo latest and most effectual remedy for the cure of dobulty, loss of appetito, headache, torpor ot tho liver, etc., la PANKNT?TS HEPATIC BITTERS. For salo by sil Druggists. th II. II. If yon want cheap Blank Books; If you want ohoap Stationery, Envelopes, Pa per, Sec.; or, Mxllkbs' Aim anuo; li yon want Printing executed neatly; you want Books bound in any a ty lo, or Account Books made to ordir, with any desired pattorn ol ruling, go to Hnuu Harkis, No. 69 Broad struct. TILE TIBIK TO ADVKIITIKE IN E COUNTRY. Ths Daily South Cirolim m at Columb'a, is now sent to every Poe Lo in ce in tho State. Boing tho ofilciol paper of the State, it will bo lound at tho present time espe cially valuable to merchants and others desiring to avail themselves of a very largo circulation. Tree rnczNTX baa a largo circulation throughout tho 1 middle and upper Districts of the State. Advertising rates aa reasonable aa tho stringency of tho money mar kot will warrant Merchants and others wishing to use ? the columns of the paper will address JULIAN A. BELBY, Proprietor, February 36 Columbia, 8. O. Enow thy Destiny. Madame E. F. Tnourros, tho great English Astralo- j gist. Clairvoyant and Psyobomctriclan, who has aaton Uh ed tho sdentine classes of the Old World, has now lo cated horsolf at Hudson, N. V. Madame o us 1 on pos- j eesses such wonderful powers of second sight oa to ona- I bla ber to Impar,' knowledge of the greatest Importance I to tho ein Rie or married of either sex. While In a stato | of trance, aho delineates the very fea euros of tho person yon ere to marry, and by tho aid of an Instrument of in* tense power, known aa tho Psyohomotrnpe, guarantees to | produco a life-like picture of tbo future hueband or wife I of tho applicant, together with date of marriage, position ) In Ufo, loading traits of character, fco. Thla la no bum bug, aa thousand of testimonials can assert. She will send, when desired, a certified oei tiff cato, or written, guarantee, that (tie picture is what It purports to be. By enclosing a small lock of hair, and staling pinco of birth, age, disposition and complexion, and enclosing fifty cents and stamped envelope addressed to yourself, you will re- | oolvo the picture and desired Information by return mall. All communications sacredly confidential. Address, in confidence, Madame E. F. THORNTON, F. O. Box 333, Hudson, N. Y. ly March 80 Free to Everybody. r A Large ? pp. Circular, giving information of the | greatest Importance to the young of boih sexes. It teaches how the homely may become beautiful, the j despised raspeo tod, and tho forsaken lot cd. No young lady or gentleman should fall to send tboir | address, and receive a copy post-paid, by return mail. Address P. 0. Drawer. 21, March ao lyr ' Troy, N. 7. HEAR REASON ! STRENGTHEN THE DEFENCE S I When a garrison apprehends an attack from an outside j enemy, what dece it do! utuihoiiteio tur hefkh cES, Tbo human system, at this period of tho year, la I beleaguered by morbid lnflaonoea. Tho atmosphere la full ol them. Every chango of woalher lays the feeble open to tholr attacks. What Is to bo done In order to baffle these uu*oon? but over active fbost 8tbzbothz> tus pKFxsota. Do you ask how ? Tbo answer la sim ple?the moane within the 1 each of all: Reinforce tho I vital rr-rans and tbo nervous system wi h HOSTET-1 TEE'S BITTERS. Tone the stomach, regulate tho bow ola, rouse tho sluggish h vor, oheer tbo spirito, enrich and purify tbo TlhU current, with HOSTETTE?'3 BIT TERS. This 's tho way to btanso.rum ibi rxmcxa, and render tho cap'tel of health impregnable. If you wish to escape bilione headache. Inte mitt?nt fovcrA indi (?osti?n, and nervous visitations?to enjoy, in-all Its rlontltude, tho blessing of "a sound mind In a sound body," uso this incomparable preventivo and restera 11 ve. It preserves health in the healthy, and .renew* It J In the weak and ailing. Aprils_ 8 TAX ftOTlCK. ASSISTANT ASUEhSOB'S OFFICE, ) DsrrrD biATSS isrxaii ai, Kevxsue, J No. M li road, corner Cnurch street. I "D ETURN8 OF ANNUAL 9 FOK YEAR 1<SW, JL\ wUl bo received at this Office for Division 3, com* prising Wards 1, 3, and that part of ? west of Coming and south of Calhoun street, until 151A of April next, - , opt where parties receive nollooi In such casca Petunie must bo rendered within ten days from date thereof, ac cording to law, ear Office hours from 13 to 8 P. M. JOOK D, EPPLE ,, Marchi? a? AssistantAasjaeer,3d Divlairn. THE A1KEN PltiSSR' ITI8 PBOP08ED TO PUBLISH ! TUE TOWS OS ?llton, . 0., a Weekly paper undor tho abovo titlo, to bd devoted' to' General Intolllgmco?Political, Com mercial, social, literary, and Koligious?witn> a D?part ment of Agriculture. Including the Field, tho orchard, tho Vineyard, and the Uaidsn. A News Summary, tc contain a digest of tho Important ovenu of iba week, will occupy ap tion ot tho paper, and parti collar atton tlon will bo giveu to the unsettled question of Labor, a. best adapted to oc? new condition, sud iho ereiopmen of tho resources of the country Hi Manufaclturea, Aen culture, Fn?t-raialng, and VlnO-growiag. Terms??3 a year, in advance. ?^,?. U. .V. BAVENKL, Editor. W. D. EaxxAjvo, PubWier, January 91 PRY OOODS, ETC. ATTRACTION ! JUST RECEIVED, AKD OT-ENLNO DAILY, A ?ploudidssaior?noutof SPRINO AND HUMMER DRESS GOODS, And overruling eleo la tbo Staple and Fancy DRY GOODS LINE. Tho Urgcst and moat varied Stock in the city, oil of which will bo sold low for carh, WHOLESALE & RETAIL. Call and sec, and you will And tbo cheapest, ocmblaod with Iho moat select Goods, offered lower than over placo tuo war. No. 306 KINO STREET, Between Wentworth and Sooiety ste. LEVY DRUCKER. SPRING GOODS. SPRING GOODS. THE Hi STOLL, WEBB k CO., NO. 287 KING STREET. E SUBSCRIBERS RESPECTFULLY INFORM th-ir friondR and customer* that they aro no* re ceiving iholr STOCK OF KING QOODS. all of which have been felected with caro and at tho lowest prices, oud which wo now offer at a very email advance above coat. Our motto being, Quick Salce and Small Profits, we would roipoctfully solicit onr friends snd customora to coll and examino our Stock boforo purch**.iig. Pa ? tlcular palna taken In showing Goods. Our Stock con siete in pirt of 3- 4 LONG- CLOTH, 13? cents 7- 8 Long Cloth, 10, 17, 18 cents by tho pioce 4- 4 Long Cloth. 3D, 28, 30, 80 cents 0,10 and 11-4 SucoUngs ?. i !, P. 10 and 11-4 Linen' Mico tings?<heap Pillow Linen??all prices Bird Eye Dispera?ali prices . Russia Djapors?all prices ,, Scotch Dispare?all prices Hue Dlapora?oil prices ' Crash, I2jf, 20 tend 28 conta Bleached Damask.Cloths 8- 4 Blcaobcd 'labio Damask 0-4 and 8-4 Drown Table Damask Colored Tabla Damask . j ' Worsted Tabla and Piano Cove re. , , , DRESS GOODS. GRENADINES AND LENOS ' Crapo Marola English Bareges?plain and figured Melanges and Poplin?, for Travelling Dresses Colored rrench Printed Organdies Colored Printed Jaconet and Lawns P< reo la and Chain brava Solid C'o.orod Eranch Cambrica and Lawns Ilinek Bo rogo and Cropo Mareta R-4 Ulsck llerogc, for Shawls 8-4 Bisck Orensdlno il.ic.lt Bombazlnoo, all qualities IlUcl; Alpacas Black Tumis - Cloth Black no., color.rt ? ilka. With a variety ol other Goods, which will bo offered at low prices, at stoll, WEBB & co., No. 287 King Street, BANCROFT'S OLD STAND. Ma roh 28 WHITE GOODS AND EMBROIDERIES. JACONETS, COTTON CAMBRICS Nain oak snd Mull Muslins Bishop a d Victoria Lawns Plaid and Slripo Swiss Plaid and tripa Cambr?-a Fluid and Stripo Nainsooks Swiss Muslins French Muslins Dotted Mutila* ' ? Tucked Muslins . Muslin Edgings and Inserting* Cambric Edging* and Inaertuiga Thread Edgings and Laserung? Vkionclne t.dgings and Inserting. Linen Edjitn a and lnsortlngs Brussels Edgings Maltose Lace Collar*. In var cty H wist and Cam rio Co. bars, in variety Linen Collars and Cuffs imams' Bodies snd Kobos. Wit. a comp.e to aiaortment of all other Ooods in the sbovo line. stoll. webb & co., March 28 No. 287 King Street, HOSIERY! HOSIERY! WE WOUcD CALL PARTICULAR ATTENTION TO our stock of HOSIERY, slidi we would offer st much low r prices than formerly LADIES' WHITE COTTON HOSE Ladies' Open Work oso Lai.le?' mack and Mate Hess Gente' Half Hoe* in Brown and White Misses' White Cot.on Hose in variety Boy's Half-Hose in variety. GLOVES ! LADLE 1' BLACK, WHITE AND COLORED KID * GLOVES . Ladies' Lisle and Bilk QIovos Cleats' Lisia and Silk Oioves Lace Mitts?in variety Ladies' Huck Gauntlets Oeuts' Buck Olores Misses' Lisle and buk Glove* Miases" Lace Mitts ? . ? ? ?. . \ With a full assortment of all Qoods in our lino at low. prices, [j I".' .' , ; .; 42? ? :,: fi '? .:> :. ?_ STOLL, webb & CO., No. 287 King Street. March 20 1867. SPRING TRADE. NO. 143 1IBETI??G STREET. ??al -?:: . - li ' ItJTl , \-.:u. .-yiW.i CHARLESTON, S; O. MARSHALL, B?RGE & B0WEN,i Wholesale Dealers in Foreign nd | 'Domestic Dry Goods,, TNVTTE THE ATTENTION OF MERCHANTS TO X their Stock, which la entirely new, carefully selected, and will bo sold at a atnaU advance on Hist coat, for cash or abort time approved paper. " ' E. Vf. MARSHALL. Vf..T. BUHOS. . . . ' O. A. BO WEN. v THE UNDERSIQNKD.DEQS TO O ALL THE ATTEN TION of the former patrona of Messrs. W. T. BUBOE k CO. to our stock, which is LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE, entirely now; purchased during tho rooent depression in Northern Markets. Order* promptly executed. March I _2mr ? W. 1. PURGE. BRITISH SUMMER CLOTHS, DI?ECT FIIOM E?ll-MNI). OAhA<?aiuRt' FOR SALB LOW BT ; '? ?Huir HENRY TREN CHARD, No. 19 Exchange street, Charleston, Bo. Ca. Marchia. . Imo ' C. J. SenLEPEGRGLL, No. 87 LIN t.-STREET. BETWEEN KINO AND ST. PHILIP. , UMBER OF EVERY DEt?CRLPTION AND BUILD INO i UeVi?lUT, sod V INTS, OILS, GLASSES, fco., conttantlr on nand at tee lowest mar <et once?. lune ?9 . ' "?,?.; -, ftolvr AUGUSTINE T.. SM?THE, , A E AT LAW AND BOLiriXOU IH EQUITY, Hak removed h!a Ornee r om No. 4 to a If Broad ttrect j OVER DANK OF TILE STATK, , ,| l> CoUoc?l?ns in tho City and thronghemt the Slat* promptly attended to, , ?' tufen??- . Aprila . THOMAS / MLffICKv NO. 671 KING Sf RE?T. . CABINET MAKER, UNDERTAKER, 'and ' '."\ UP O L S T ER ER y "VTrOULD RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE TO BOI YV friends snd tuo pubnc generally, that he keen* on hand tUllNITUll? AND- U i DDI O of aP. ' floecrtpUuna Fttrulahis Fuasraia with 4lahc?r?iiy, Wataf, TX-dax enq Metalllo Oomus. ? Also, with fin* Utarae? and Flrat-eltsl Carriages. Will attend toabas terring bc?uis acd trica, porting the carne Personal iltcndanc* wW-beglr?oiil ^OABim?lS^ta?rrot? ??TdlBU?$b0?i. ?Sc?t?rc?a?, Mon, and VURNITPRE CARTS, will t-cfumlahsd. ?? ata Umo, by applying at my LIVERY STADLS, No. 6;?ai con street, near King. ? ,'.V'".', " ? , ','-CL.itL. Thankful for past favor*; and hope, try ttftrt ? 4 6? to badness, to msrit a continuano* of the aatfie. March 23 mwftaao. MISCELLANEOUS. _ NOTICE.?JUNK. SHOP KEEPER*. AND FESDZiEBS. AH, E ? ? ENOAOED, AND WHOSE IjnPN?E bave c-ipir .d, aro hcroby notified lo call at ?ny o?lloo ?D? ronow tbe sanio Unnictllsttly. W. II. SMITH, Aprili ,10 Clerk or council. AMATEUR REGATTA. A8\\TEP3T.VKEuA?E.OPENTOA-L BOATS UN I> - TEN TONS ineaauremont, will tnVo placo od Tuuday, Iho Btb lnilant, at 3 o'clock 1'. M. Pomona Jo alrou* of cutering will deposit entrance too with . O. Hicm; No. 103 East Dar? who will fu.iilsu all uccca-ary Information._?_April j TOBACCO 1 TOBACCO ! TOBACCO ! -VTOW IN HTOK I', AND LANDINO TOI < DAY. DI Jji EGT from Manufacturers, BS boxea of TODACCO, 1>i pluas weighing on,, wound. Will bo sold st 33c. V lb. In lots of 0 boxes or mm -?, ?t No. SS Basel street, by P. MULKAI. Apnl ?_3_ FOR SALE. 1710UII PEESSURE BOILERS, THIRTY-SIX feet long, thirty-six Incline In diameter, with attain drum attached, all now ; suitable far a Btcambost or Saw Mill. To bo delivered on tbe Wharf, st Bay Point, 8. 0. Will be sold low for cash. Apply to JOHN TCOMEY, April 2__ _ tnths3_ No. 4fl East Day. BEEF CATTLE. ~ FROM ONE TO FI /E HUNDRED HEAD BEEF CATTLE?the youngest of which warranted to bo four yon ra old?delivorablo st Falatka on tho urat dsy of Juuo noxt. Apply to COHEN, UANCKEr, A CO., No. 48 East Hay, April 3 tuths3 Corner Boyce it Co.'a wharf Improved KEROSENE STOVES, FOR FAMILY, CHEMICAL, MECHANICAL, Aud other Purposes. E GREAT DEMAND FOn THESE USEFUL AND X ECONOMICAL STOVES has induced tu to incrosso the supply, and we aro now prepared to furnish t em, at nuuufaciurer'a prices, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. ? . B. DU VAL & SOX, No. 337 RINO STREET, Ono door uortb of Liberty street. April 3 tuthsS K.i~\f \ CHOICE SMOOTH BORE MUSKETS. IN EX- . tJ\J\J eELLENT condition. Just arrived and for ] salo at (33 por dozen, or (3 each, by PARKER A CM 11.", April J_0_No. 103 East Day. CITY TAXES?MONTHLY' RETURNS. OFFICE OF THE CITY ASSE BOR, I ( Mam., April 1. 1807. I NOTIOE 18 HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL CONCERNED that the Monthly Bet ma for tho mouth of Mnrcb past, In compliance with tho Tax Ordinance, ratified on tho 29th day or December, lsco, mult bo made on or bo fore the Ifith instant. D. C. OtBSON, April 1_18_CUy Assos.-or. HOARDINO AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES. -\/f BS JOHN LAUREN'S, ASSISTED BY THE REV. ?>i w. U. \>. HOWE, at No. la Coming stivai. an eorcmnncini O itcber lat, ?na ojurag ju./ int. For partici luxa apply as above. October IB_?_Ih PATTERNS. JUST RECEIVED FROM MADAME DEMOREST THE latest styles DRESS M AKIN O IN ALL ITS BRANCHES, Cloaks, Basques. Ac., made o order. Country . rdura fulod promptly. MISS E. J. BONNER, Broad Street, next oast of Mansion Uouso. April 3_. _Imo Havana Plan Kentucky Stato Lottery HURRAY, EDDY A CO., MANAGER?. TO BE DRAWN AT COVTNGTON. KT.. 15TH AND | 80th of each month. Scheme, 32,000 tickets?537 prize*. Whole tickets, 812; halves, ?0| quarturs, 13; eighths, 81 SU 2 IVI/.e a of. . 20 a'rlzca ol. ?1,00b G3 Prizes .i i ir j lSo Prizes of. 1200 O l prue of. , I Prizo of.?2U,UU0 1 Prixo or.88,000 1 Puro of.?7,000 1 '? 220 ITizcs ol ?128. tU Approximation IVtici amuunUng to 19,000. Combination Lottery draws every dsy. Tickets from 1 lo ?10. re m- rent ire r. Drawing* mailt-l as toon as the Lottery Is draan. A-Mr?*? >t."l- Pr'.TUS. r.uiteiSti.osLiconiai acni. >.?.. A Dasei v rn, c li . , ?. C, l. nr UaiW 1.0. February SO 8mo NOTICE. FFICE OLERK OF COUNCIL.?THE FOLLOWTNO clauso of bLOtlun 1 of an "Ordinance to ltaiso Sup plica for the jcox 18C7," It pubUaht d for lho lnlormaUou or persons schlug Good* by sample or otherwise, who aro not rcsldeuts oi this olty. All such persons uro hereby notified to report at this office. ,rrhr*? dollars an overy hundred dollars of all goods sold in this city by person* not residents, by sample cr otherwise." W. H. SMITH, March 8_ Clerk ol Council. JOHN IZARD MIDDLETON, SlllPl'IMi AM) COMMISSION MERCHANT NO. 7 SOUTH BTOEGT, BALTIMORE, Md. PART'CULAIt ATTENTION TO SALE OF COTTON, Bice and a on thorn Produ-e, and Purchase of Grain Ouino and PlantaUon supplies. Liberal advances tnado on consignments. . . RannaacEs?Messrs. Lambert O tang* A Co., Dilti, moro; Porcher is Honry, Charlcaton; Cohen, Hsnckel A Co., Charleston; J. D. Alken ti Co., Charleston; Gour din, Blatthle^sen A Co., Savannah; Durant A: Waplee, ? a vazmah; Sto vali A Edmonaton, Augusta; Fisher ?t Low. rasce, Columbia. 8. C; Msyes A Martin, Newbcrry, U. 0. ; Jamos Pagan, Esq., Chester, ?. O. Feoraary 38 mthatno TTAVINO ACCEPTED THE AGENCY OF THE ABOVE old and woU-kndwn raanttfaeturcra, I am prepared to fill all orders lo the trade, aad will always have a full stock on hand, which will daily bo delivered to any part of the clly. ? J. N. BOBBIN, January 81 UtftoSmos No. 02 East Dsy. IXTEM/OBKCE OFFICE. . , P. BON FORT, HUDSON, near KINO8 & , rear of CITADEL. FABM HANDS, OOOKB, WASHERS, HOUSE E ? VA .TH, A.-., wanted unmedlately. . t Marchia tuthtr?nin rnms soap requires only t?. be'used to | JL prora Ita superior quality. Use it as you would any common Boap. Try It and yod w?l be convinced that it is superior to any olhcr ardale in market. For sale by Grocers gononily. Mea u fac turul by TAYLOR & YOUNO, M. 116 Front street, New York. Fccsalaby ' obubeb A martin, No. 338 Klag street , II. BIDVBOFF a CO., ' '-' No. 1?7 Esst Bay. ?,?..., , gko-w. williams*. co., ,. ' .. Corner Church and Hayns Im do wie ft MOUlE, Drusgl&ta, ' No', l?l Meeting street, .Opposite dbarleilbn' Hotel. January 23 " ? "'..2 .1 wfm6mo AMERICAN LEID P?NIU PMPANV, NEW YORK: F?ctxnry, HudHori Ciifri Nv J. WHOLESALE | ?WSROOM NO. Hi JOHN flT KT, m ? W VOIIK. ALLSTTI.ES AND GRADES OF LEAP E 0IL of superior quality aro roanafiotared .and o More J at fair tarma to the Trade. The publio areInvited . to give tho AMERICAN1 LEAD 1'k.NClL the pre-I j fennoe. ' ' ' * ? TUT, KNCII.n ARE TO BE BAD AT ALT, TBE I ?JlINOlPAL STATIONERS ANDNJiION DEALERS, ta', ti ABS FOB TBE "AMERICAN LEAD PEN?u ' TBSTntovut? sheffield boientifio eoho??, ? . EWJUflOtlLISO DXIPAUTUI?T. Yaijs OOIXaoS, November ?, 1688. . 1 harr always roeommteded the Faber. Polysrads Kiead Peschs as the only peacUa fitted for both ornamen* tad and mathematical drawing) bui, after a thorough trial of tho American Polygrado Lead Pend?a, man uraotured by the Amsrioan Lead Pencil Oampsny, New York, I find them superior to any pencil in ass, even to th* Faber or the cid English Oumbsrlsjtd Laad ; Pancdl, belog s superior pencil for akstchlna;, cvsaiseatsl and mechanical towtag, and *H tlse ordinary use* of a load penen.' t * .i Toes? psnclls are very finely graded aad Iutb a very smooth lead; eren th* snttaat peuciis hold the point weh) Uksy an a?t that <-*n be desired la a poradh ?Ml me grtii pJearcj? to be able toTUsare Anterlcan* thattoey K?la? tafigrr b* w^peUed to depend upon rierratify or any outr lc^raiga maikat 1er pencola,, , - ,' ~ i -'. 'j' LOUIS BAIL, . . }?.: *?? ? ?. .'^ll?W?rWJWeaWh?*.** ,j , .,v.,*?^t^r?">?WA?t??i . ;. i?*a* "AMEIIICAS L [?U PE? CU, OO..H,,Y." J Non*' fceii?lno without the oraci name of the tata \ looktolt. ? a - DtoerabcrIS AUCTION SALES. Household Furniture, do, UV J. W. KNOX. THIS DAY, al iOV,' o'clock A. ?1.. at their Auction Sales , No. 138 Moellug street, opposite II oto I, will be sol I. A variety of HOUBEnOLD FURNITURE, comprising Msliogani bid'boaro. Bureaus, Tables, llalr and cano Scat Cbalrs, Hair Beat Hooker, Willow Rocker, Bod strada. Cribs, Rolrtgcralor. Ac. ALSO, 0 boxea Ind'go. 13 sets Cart Uarncss. Conditions casb._April 4 Hooks and Stationery and Dru Goods. BY JOHN G. MILNOH CO. DIS DAY, ttb Inst., at 10 o'clock, will bo sold at our j Auction Sales ltoom, No. 183 Meeting street, f J INVOICE, cosita riso OF : FOOL8CAP. LETTER AND NOTE , Envel?nos, Ponclls. l'eu Holders, Rules, Inks anils. Photograph Al bums, 300 twcuty-Qvocents Novels, Miscellaneous books. La. lee' and Ocui's i.iueu Collars, White Cotton Roso, Brown and Mixed >ocks, Linen cambrio nandkorohlel , Towels, "-uspend rs, Crimean Shirts, Whlto Shirts, t-blrt Rosums, Jaconet, Ladles' (Jailers. Conditions cash. April 4 Shoulders. Sides and lluitcr. BY T. 91. CATCH. Will be sold, on Brown's Wbarf, at quarter to 10 o'clock 1 DAY, 10C tubs and ilrklns BUTTER, now landing Bteamcr Barago -?. 10 hhde BhouUors 30 h ds Clear Rib Sides. Condition? cash._April I SPECIAL SALE. Desirab'.o and Sen?onabie Clothing. Dry Goods, etc. Meli. A V di ( AMIMlliLL, Cash Auction House, No. 50 Hrsac et-- .?, opposite New Postonico, Will sell THIS DAY, commencing at 10 o'clock, 81'IUNO CABSIMEItE. COTTONADE AND LINEN PAN 8, Mcu'a Figured Sacks and Casslmcro Costs, Linen Coats. ALSO, LINEN BOSOM, Chock, Fancy and Crimean SHIRTS, Overalls, Jumpers, and a full Uno Furnishing Ooods. ALSO. BOOTS, Shoes, Hats, Straw Ooods, io. ALEO, KENTUCKY JEANS, Coltonados, Casslmercs, Long dotti, Towolo, Hosiery, Undershirts, Ac. AUO, LAROE LOT OF FANCY OOODS. Ac, Ac Conditions cash. er TO-M?ltnow. st IO o'clock. Now snd Second hand FtTRNITUHE, Stoves, Ice Houaou, Plsnofortos, Ac April 4_ Booti, Shoes, Jiatmorais, Erogans. Gaiters, <tc. BY N. HUNT dc SON. THIS DAY, the ttli InsL, at 10 o'clock. In our Rates Room, No. Ii2 Mooting street, we wlU eel), consignment or 00 cases and cartoons BOOTS, Shoes, Balmorals, Brogaus, Ua tcrs, So. 0 casca Oenl'a Fino Call P. 8. Boots, regular sizes. April 4_ Furniture of a Family Dedlniug Housekeeping. BY H. AI. MARSHALL de BRO. Uro leers unii \ssctloners, DAY, tho tih lost., at 10 ? o'clock, wlU bo sold at tho rcatdenro No. sa Wontworlh street, near King, A largo collection of FURNITURE, consisting of Parlor, Dining Room and CHAMBER SEIS, Kitcbcn 1 l'limitine-, Plano, Brussels Carpel, Crockery, Ac, Ac. Torma cash. Articles to bo removed on day of sale. April 4_ Dry Goods, Furniture, Mattresses, Meal Sajes, etc. BY MILLI?AN dl SON, At No. 33 .'endue Hange, at 10 o'clock, THIS DAY. Aprila_ BY MILLI?AN BON. TO-MORROW, Oth April, at the Wharf in roar of now Custom House, at 11 o'clock. A, M., wiU bo seid, 1 L'jTPIO LEAD 1 lot Horse. Shoes 1 lot Cotton (damaged) 1 lotW ougbtlron 1 lot Cast Iron. April 4_tbsmwf_" E SCIIUIl. Auctioneer and Commission filcre tuant, su No. 80 It street, be low Broad street. Offers his services for the sale ol MERCHANDISE s day and night at Ida atoro, also for tho eolo of Sloes, Bonds, Real Estate, Vose?la, Horace and Produce. es, city refdiencos will bo given. Consignments solici.-,, terme moderate and guarantees satisfaction. March 30 Imo PRIVATE SALES. BY MILLI?AN di SON. At Privato Salo? 1 Twcnty-Bor-o Power STEAM E E, In tho boat of I order 1 Cylinder Holler, but littlo used 1 first class Saw Mill; may o completed at a small coat. Pnco of whole ?1700. Apply as above at No. 23 VENDUE RAN E. April 4 _,_thstostusO .Far Sate or Rent. BY II. H. DeLEON. A RESIDENCE In ono of the moat sgroesbto and healthy portions of tho city, within 150 yards of oit' rail road; very roomy, with all tbo modern .improvements of gtjsnd water throughout the dwelling. Premises ex- j tenui o and well arranged. also, A PLANTATION or 1000 acres, near city, easily ap proach 0.1 by water, rallar high road; produ es the finest boa Island Cotton, and is at prosont under culture; with an established Ilnck Yard, and has on It now for salo 100,000 gray brick. For particulars and terms apply as above at March 31 tb No. 23 BROAD STREET. AGRICULTURAL. ~ PERUVIAN GUANO. LANDINO THIS DAY EX BOHR. s. J. WAR1NO, and for asi o at low ram by OHI30LM BROTHERS, East Bsy, corner Adgor's Wharf. April 4_I TD.ADE m a n 33- jD_ SEA FOWL GUANO. ANALYSES OF THIS ODANO SHOW IT TO BE equal to PERUVIAN In Fertilizing Properties, though differing In tbo propottions ol tho samo elemente. Too SEA FOWL GUANO contains loss Ammonia, but has 10 per cent of Soluble Phoapha e and nearly double tho quantity of Phosphate of Lime, which, srlth the Ammonia present, makes it auperior.to Peruvian as an early crop producer, and a moro las tin g Fertilizer. Pamphiots containing full Information fvrnlabcd by the Agents. WM. !.. BRADLEY, Sole Manufacturer, Boston, Mass TO PL?NTERS. BEINO AGENTS FOR THE ABOVE oil A NO. WE ABE desirous of disposing of an amount of it. to those who will givo it a fair trial and report its value. Risi. .V A- CREIOBTON, Corner Eos' Bay and Accommodation Wharf. April 3_ ALLEN & NEEDLES* AMMONIATE!? FERTILIZER. THE GREAT SUBSTITUTE FOB PERUVIAN GUANO. WE MAKE NO CONCEALMENT OF ITS PRINCI PAL COMPONENTS, vis: ANIMAL MATT Ell, Ht IB, WOOL. ACID, PHOSPHATE OF LIME, and FINELY GROUND BONES. Every day brings additions! evidences of its superiori, ty. These who hava ueod It know its. great vaino, sud buy tt ovata. This Is the best and only proof we would wish as to its oxoeilenco. It is packed in good itrong barriti. TERMS Fifty dollars cash ) time price tS6, ont^ruarter coiA, and (Ar?xpiari?t fot approved city factors' acceptance, ailh interest at the ralo of seven peroent per annum from the date of purchase, payqbtt January UtA, W?, with current rato of exchange Parties wishing to purchaso largo amounts can be sup plied direct from tbo. works. M ACM OTH & R?VENEL, ; EOIiE AGENTS, Comer or East liny and Exchange Streets, .... ' -1 . '?? '-. . ? ? 1 CHARLESTON, S. O. DIRECTIONS FOR fi IN li Allen & Neo a ios' Aiuraoiiiatcd ertilizer. POR CORN. A amall handful In the hill; mis or co vor slightly with earth, and drop tbo teed. When the corn Is fairly up, apply ? Utile around th? plant sHd covar with tho Culti, valor or hoe. '..'".,? , j ?.'.' . pun o.vrs . pounds sown broadcast and ha -rowed in. I FOR POT A . > j About 800 pounds In tho rows or drills,mixing with the on. FOR WHEAT OR BYE, 800 to'to? pound* per acre, according to the character of the soil, ploughed or harrowed in. ' ' .. FOR CRABS. . .. 300 to 330 pounds in the fall or early in the spring. \. for ctyrTON. ' ICO to 300 pounds per acre applied to the plant U nuOl ciont to Insure a heavy yield. The Fertilizer will bring . crop Into martel (wo svesti ?oofirfthan any other ma nure._ y Imo :. *.' ' March 8 ; TO RICE TLANTEllS. P. V. STAATS & Go's; ^IMPROVED RICE DRILL 11 E 2 DRILLS HAVE BEEN. TIIORO??ULY X' tested arid approved by reapoustbu) partlos, end art strongly recommended to the attori lion ol Bice Planters.1 UlnLE? ii CREIUI?TOH, ' I ' A rents, cor. East Ci? ind Accommodation Wharf. ; March 38 -, . .,' '?". j . / | ALLEN. & NEEDLES' isi f Ammon.ated Fortilizet*. BAVE ON HAND. AND ABS ^HOTV BBADY W TT reoeivo orders fot thsaoovo well-known vertilt Z?lt Our terras are, ?40 cash) tame price. MB, on*-, quarter cash; the other three-quartets for spoored dry Factors' Acceptance, with Interest at the rato of seven' ?iroent per annum, . Iront tame ctf purchase, payable armory 15, 1858, wich current rale o? Exchange. a ties wishing to purer-see large amonnts . bo sup pUed direct lrom the works. MACBETH' & RAYENEL, *? ' 6 OL E a q ls ts FOB ' 80UTB; ; CABO una, CORNER EAST BAY AND EXC1IANQLVST. Maycil ' ' -' . ' ;' " ' ' ; ,<?. rylmcf. ALLEN & NEEDLES' FE UTILIZER Anrtivr. BBlA Os* T?B ABO Vit WELL Xll 0WN PER OUU ? ?nmocted W? sticsmer trj?, m?a. AUCTION SALES. UNDlill nr.iiuii; IN niui v. Potnciijnon ts Walker. VMS bo MU) uiiiirr ino direction of tho undersigned, ?I Ilio old Custom House, In this city, THIS DAY, the 4th or April, 1.-1,7, ?t U o'eloik . M. All 111 I LOT OF LAND, mill Um building? tboreoo, situate on (lio ?rat aldo of last Us) slroet. In tin* rlly, mraiuiing lu front on said etrcot 30 fcol 4 nuli,-p. ou the back lino 21 fool 11 Inchre, aud lu dep.h 123 fect 4 iuchoa. moro or lona. Ruuudlug north on Uud of Mrs. 1? M. llro.Uo. I south ou Inaiti noMf or formerly of Mm. Anna Ross, ai d partly on taut Way elrcet; wont ou land now or furuierl) of Mr?. Auna Ite mi, and to Ihr ooal ou l'art bay street. Tonne? Uno-tlftli cash; balani e. lu our, two, Uireo and four y cara, secured by bond of purchaser aud luortgnge of the promises, with lotcrcat from day of Ralo, iiajable aouil-aunually; tho buildings to bo insured and policy assigned, purchaser to pay for paner?. JA I? TUPPEIt, April i f3thl , _Maalcr In Equity. VNDBfl lir.rill-L IN I^u?ri\ Sabring tu. MiUcr. WIU bo aold under Iho direction of Ilio undersigned, at I the old Custom ilouao in Uila city, T1U? DAY, the 4th of April, 18GT. at 11 o'clock . M . AU that LOT UF LAND. slluatoou Iho north aide of | Quoon ai re ut. In the City of Charlcatuu, distinguished by the number G4, measuring lu iront on aald atrcot, and running fruni coat to west, 01 fect 0 inchre, and In depth from fou li to north 120 feet. Dulling and bounding to tho eastward on bud lalo of Abrahum Rodrigues, to the westward ou land lato of Edward Cordon, to the north ward ou the burial ground of Ht. Philip's Churo .?, and to the southward on Quceu street aforesaid. Terma.?On-thlrd rath; balance In ono and two ve' secured by bond of tho purchaaor and mortgage of the premia. .?<, with Interest payablo uumally. Purchaser to pay for papera. JA MKS TUPPER. April 4 f3 Ihl Master in Equity. DKDER DECREE IN . V. Horton ?. Smith ri '. Win bo sold, under Iho direction of tho uuderalgnrd, nl tho old Custom House, on THURSDAY, tho 28Ui day ol April. 1807. at 11 o'clock A.M.. All that TRACT OF LAND, situato on Iho north aide or tin. publie road trading from Charlraton to Ashley River Ferry. In tie Parish of St Andrew, containing 7 ! acre s.and also a small Tract of Land on tho northern boun dary of tho above Traci, and incorporated with II aa ono Tract, bounding north and cast on landa now or late nf -Howard, south on Dorchester Road, west on landa ' now or Iato of ? Dcrkmau, and northwest on Und now or lam of Rcr. O'Neill. Terme?Ont-third cash: balanco in two equal eurcra elvo annual Instalments, erturcd by bond of tho pur cliaeor and mortgage of tho premise*, with interest from day ol aaV, payable annuaUy. Purc'iaoora to pa for papere. JAMES TUPPER, Aprili_Ibi_MnBlerin Trinity. UNDER DECREE! in EUIIITT, MOUZOtl 0?. <"|<!lt,!rf'iu!fl. Will I t sold under Ihedlrccttoi t>f tho uodrralgnctl, at tho Old Custom House, on TUESDAY, tho 23rt of April, I8C7. at 11 A. M., ALL THAT LOT OF LAND, with the nnlldlnca thcro oii. situato on tho north sido r.f Draufain street in this j city, measuring In front on aald street thlrt -llvn (351 fot t moro or less, and In depth two huudrod (200) f. et. moro or lesa. Bounding south on Dcauhlu atroot, west on landa of Wm. Croas and Jtcbrcra F?lkor, north on Ulla ot Solomon Moeca and J. It. Polnactt, aud cut on hind of Andrew Cunningham. Tonna?Ono-iulid caah; balance In three equal suo ceeaivo annual instalmouts, secured by bonds and mortgago of tho promises, with Interest from day of salo, payablo seml-souually. Tho building to bo Insured and policy assigned. Purchaaor to pay ror papers. JAMES TDiTER, Aprili_Ui3wl_Master In Equity. UNDRR (il'.i . , IN KuviTl. Dunkln, Truttee, vu. IJargrace. Will bo sold, nndor tho direction of the undoralgncd, at tho old Custom House, on THURSDAY, tho 26th day of April, 1807, at 11 A. M., ALL THAT LOT OF LAND, situate on tho west sido f. President etrect, (Upper wards,) In Ibis city, designated by tho No. 1G5, lu a plat drawn by R. . Payne, survey or, dated 19lh April, 1852, recorded tn tho oilier uf H- in ter of Meneo Conveyances for Charlcstou District, fro m u survey nudo ny it. y Pinckncy, March, 1842, luc-isurlu? lu front ou President street, forty (40) .ret, the aauieon tho bauk .ine. aud in depth from oast to west ono hun dred and twenty (120J fect, more or less. Douudlng east tin Prosldout .. reel, north on Cannon Court, weal on Lot No. iGO, and south on Lot No. 1G4, in tho above, do'crlbcd pUt 'i.orms--Ono-lh,rd cssh? balance In three equal suc cessivo annual Instalments, secured by bond of tho pur chaser and mortgage of tho premises, with lutcrat tram day or nah-, payablo annually; buildings to bo Insured and policy assigned. Purchaaor to pay ror papers. JAMES TUPP! R, Aprili thi Master tu Equity. linDBR DECREE IN RtfcUlTY. Mah'enna x>?. Du a nr. Will bo sold, under tbo direction of tho undersigned, at I the old -ua'.um House, on TUESDAY, the l?th day of April, If 07, at 11 A M., All that LOT OF LAND, with tho buildings thereon, attuato on tho aouth aldo or Tr add street in title dry, measuring in front on said street, 231'rot 6 inches, and in depth 03 foot 0 loohce, moro or 1res. Bounding north on Tradd street, cast on Unas of Alouzo J. White, south an lande of-, and w st on lands of-, and known by tho ?o. 11 ou amid street Terma?Ono-fonrt - cash ; haUnroln three ? quai Ina al - monto, secured by bond or purchaser and mortgago of premises, with interest from day ot sale, payable an nually. Buildings to be inaured and policy assigned. Purokasor to pay for papers. JAMES TUTPER, Marrh 28_tli3tnl_Master lu Equity. UNDER DECREE IN KQVjlTY. ?iikeli ci. iltkeU. Will bo sold, undoi tho direction of the undersigned, at tbo old Custom Bouse, on TUESDAY, the 10th day of April, 1847, at 11 o'clock, A. kl., ALL THAT PLANTATION, situated on Ed iato Island, called "Vinegar Hill," and containing eighty-five (861 acres, situato on tho publie road, opposite the Episcopal Church. Terms?One-third cash; balance in ouo and two years, secured by bond and mortgage of the premises, with in terest, payable annually. Purchaser to pay for papers. JAMES ITI*! It, March 28_thStul_Master in Equity. UNDRR DECREE IN l~.lt C l'I V. Glen ?. Brandt. WUl be sold, under tho direction of tho undersigned, at 1 the old Custom House on TUESDAY, tho 10th day or April, 1807, at 11 o'clock A; M? ALL THAT LOT OF LAND, situato on tho north aide of Broad Street in this city, known by tho No, 04, and measuring in front on llroad street 22 feet C biches, mor or less tuiduding one-half of an all' y adjoining the asme, which alloy U eubjoct to tho froo use of tho pro- I prictnr ot this, and in common with the proprietor or tho adjoining lot,) and in depth from north to aouth 210>i feet moro or leas. Bounding cast on Unda of Ram nay, west on land now or Uto of Dr. Henry Frost, bou tu on Broad street and north on land ol estate of Mrs. Margaret Cochrsn. Terms.?One-fourth cash ; balance In ono, two and three years, secured by bond of tho purchaaor and mort gage of tbo premises, with interest from day of aale, pay I ablo armi-annually. The buildings to bu insured juid policy assigned. Purchaser to pay for papers. J.. MJ'-S TUPPER, March 28_th3tul_Master in Equity. UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY. Oibbcs and liUiotl - ?. Tretcot. Will bo sold under tho direction ot tb* undersigned, at . tho old Custom House, in thU city, on THURSDAY, tho 11th day of April, 1807, at 11 a. M., ALL THAT 1 It act OF LAND, known as tho Tempio Plantation, situated between tho Ashepoo and Comboheo Rivers, In St Hartholomcw'e Parish, CoUeton District and containing, according toa. urvey made by Joseph Pur cell, and a Title Deed from tho Master In Equity to tho Trustee* of Barnard Elliott, :020 auree, exclusive of 822 aerea of Pino Land, not therein conveyed, west of tho . wand Ashepoo public roads. The said Temple Plantation now to be sold, containing 2,100 acres, mure or less, and bounding north and east on lands formerly of John and Edmund Bellinger and-RhaU, south on lands of Thomas Eliott and-. Chlsolm, and west on Ohchaw and Ashepoo puhlio roods.. Terms?Ouo third cash; balance in ono and two yearn', with Interest from day of sale, payable annually, arc tired by bond of the purchaser and mortgage ol tho premises. Purchaser to pay for papers. JAMES TUl'PER, March 21 * thi ' Master In Equity. RAILR0AD8. CIIERAW AND DAALINOT?K llAiMl?A?. ?.? ? SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE, CUBBAW, March 12,1807. ON AND AFTER THURSDAY nest, the i?th ins?., the passen OKU THAIN8 on tins Road will run as follows: . ' Loavo'Choraw..,.. 0.00A. M. Arrive Florence......'.;.;. 0.00 A. M. Leave Florence.?..' 0.00 P. M. '? Arrivo UhentW.'.. 11.45 P. M. ' rasar, igora /ron Charleston will leave by the 1 P. M. Train, to oscuro a direct connection with tho transit on thie Road. : - - H. B. SOLOMONS, March 13 _ Superintendent NORTH AKT Kit \' RAILROAD COMPANY. SUPE RINTENDENT/S OFFICE, CnaniJEarox, . O, March 13,1807. j ON AND AFTER THURSDAY NEXT, THE 14 IH8TANT, the THROUCJ1I EXPRESS TRAIN on [ this Road will kuvti Florence at 8.60 A- M., and arrivo at Charleston at 8-80 P. M. All other trains remain un changed. B.B. 80LOMONB, March 13 . Superintendent. SADDLES, HABMES8, ETC, ( J. * T. ? E , BU PER INTENDENTA, ) .. . ? uxNUTAtrruam or SADDLES, HARNESS, FI^E-CA?S, BELTS, ETC., AXD mronxxa ? EISiOIJSH {SADDLERY; AT Mc KEN IE' Q OLD STAND, , , .Oomor Church and Chalmers streets. J?ntt?y 34 stnfhamoa PIONEER YEA.ST-POWDER USE THIS, IAD IES, AND NO OTHEB, With your PASTRY have no bother; . At every grocers you can got it. - Try a box and no'ox rogrtl It TbJa YEABT POWDER U need by all OrtUclass Hotoli' and RestauranU through the coaoiry, and U finding its way into every household where good Yteast Powder U appr?cia ted Rsmploe ftoa. Every box warranted to1 ire aatisfactlou oz money refunded, I Man \I?cturod by! TAYLOR st YOUNO, No. 186 Front street. New York. Tor sale by ... OROUER It MARTIN, '? ;,? No, S3? King street HENRY ?1I.S0HOFF A COu No. IV. East Ray, W. & CORWIN ? CO., No. SSO King streit DO WIE II MOIS E, DrageUts, Ko. Ul MEEiINU hi Ili ET, Oppostto Chai lea toi Metel. ' , , i thstcClOO i BUBS CTJBB irOB TUB PtLItS, PUT UP IN . paoxaobj c*jrxTffpi*ses. . rite, M,cento, ,' , ?o*e?le by. , HUU? HA?B?Si : March 18 tao New BROAD STREET. AUCTION SALES Shoulders. /Trims. /JuA'ct. <fc. <?c. J?V LAVURY <v a . . Ulli DAY, 1th lint., ?m be Hold before oar alore. No. 1 ? Bart I'?v. nt lOo'cliwk, 4 HllllH. MIOULBEHS 0 IiIhIr. Hamu 10 tub* HuHcr 11 kNt* Butter A barrel* Pig Heads C boxes Shoulders and Htrip*. CoudlUoua cosh. April 4 Ifouu 8hoHUer?. Strip?. ? . I IC ! l 'Oit DM .S? CU. will tell THIS ? AY. in front of l'uelr atoro. No. 27 Von due Bango, at 10 o'clock, J hhds. HAMS 7 tea. Baggod aros 10 l'OXCS USEIS 20 kegs Bultor 10 tubs Butler 4 bbds. luis Shoulder? 5 bbds. Clear eidos IS tea. Shoulder* 10 te*. Lard 20 bbl*. Htrips _8 boxes Hiuokod Bellies._April 4 UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY. The Home Loan antl Uuitiling Association vs. M ni km. THIS DAY. tha 4th April. 1807, at 11 o'clock, will bo sold at the old Custom House, under tbo direction of the undrnURued, All tlist LOT OF LAND with tbo ono story BRICK. DUI UMNO Hi?n?m, sltnsto on the north eldo of Market Blri'ct, between Mootliiifmid Church Ftreutu, nud dealnna (cd on a plut modo by Robert . Tsyue, lu May, 18SO, for the City Land Company, by tbo No. CJ, measuring on Msrket rtrrot 22 lent, and In depth 79 feet, bouudlug South un Market street. Ea?t on Lot No. CO, North on Lot No. Ut>, snd West ou No. Ct. Tcnns?OoMhlftl casti; bilance lu two equal succes sive anuiuil InstalnienU, with Interest payable annually from the dJy of sale; xecitrcd by tbo bond of the pur i lister, sml mnrtc.i^e of the pri-mlscs. Tho building to be Insured, snd tho policy onelgncd. Pun-baser to pay lor paporn. J. W. . April 4_?s3uil_Msslcrln Equity. UMIDII DECREE IN EQUITY. (lurri-hort/ugh M. Executors of 1'utton. THIS BAY, tho 4th of April. 1807, at 11 o'rlock, wUl be sold st Ihn Uhi Custom House, under the direction of tho uudunduiml. All Iii M LOT No. ill, with largo dwelllnu and ex'er.sl- .? out-l.uildbigs thenou, el tua'cd on tho North west corner of Laurvu* and Middle streets, measuring In front on I vir.:.-, street 04 foot C Inches, sud 04 feet wide on Mid dle street, bo the said dimensions muro or lees. ALSO, 'Hi" HOUSE and LOT No. 10. on tbo Enal aldo ot Middle itre-ot, measuring in front ou Mlddlo street 71 fret, uml m depth 7G feet, more or less. , Dwelling his nix struight ,? uhm, with doiiblo lazza. On the Lot aro llkevrleo a largo kitchen and stailo. AUW, Tho Meant LOT No. 16 rresford street. ALSO, The Tsoaut LOT No. 104, East sido of Esst Bay. corner or Pritchsrd street. AUO, to th noar Magnolia. Terms?One-fourth cash ; balance lu uno, two and three years, so ured bt bond of tho pnrvhasor and mort usgo of tho promise* anrl luauranco of tho building*. Tho po Idos lo ho assigned. Purchaser to pay for papera. A moro particular description to be given In a future adrerUscmont. J. w. RAY, April 4 _w3lhl _Master In Equity. UNDEIl DECREE IN EQUITY. The OkerUtion Sa in ? InslUulion vs. Martin, et al. THIS DAY, tbo 4th Apri), 1807. at 11 o'clock, will bo sold, it the old Custom House, under tho direction Ol tho nO'lcroigned, All that LOT OF LAND, with tho buildings thereon, situate on the south aide of Vandcrhorat street, city of Charlestco. measuring 60 fect on the front and baok Hues, and 184 .'cet lu depth on tho cast lino, and 183 feet on tho vest Iii e; bounding north on said street; south ou land fonncrlv of tho City Council of Charleston, and now of-; cast on lot uow or late of Win, Hazzard, and to tbo west on Und formerly of the City council. Terms?Oi.c*thlnl caab; bataneo la one, two and threo year*, secured by bond of Ilio purchaser and mortgage of the premises; buildings to be I mured snd kopt in sured, sni tho policy assigned. Purchaser to pay for papera. J. W. OR.?Y, AprtlJ_wathl_Kaste In Equity. UNDER DECREtc IV EQUITY. Executors of Wm. Patton vs. fJampsen, A?minis Iritor, et at. On TUESDAY, tho 0th April next, at 11 o'clock, will bo sold at tho old Custom House, under ibe direction of tho nnderalgnod, ALL TUA l LOT OF LAND, being a Water Let, situato at the rathwrst corner of Concord and Hasel streets, In tho city of Charleston, mcseuiing In front on onoord street 40 f.-ct, on the bsek lln 'J9 foot, and In depth on llasel street GO feet ? luchos. Banni.big east on Concord street; south on Lockwood L Johnaon; woal on Wm. Pat Ion, sud north on llasel street. Terms?One-third cash ; bataneo in one, two and three years, seenrod br tho bond of tho purchaser, and mort gage of the premises. Tho buildings to bo Insured and kept insured, and ino policy assigned. Purchaser to pay forpinri. t. W. QUAY, March? IhOlul Msstcrlu Equity. CLOTHING. A. S. H?LL, Ag't., MERCHANT TAILOR, HAS REMOVED TO NO. 70 BROAD STREET, BETWEEN MEETINO AND CHUBCH-STd.. win-reran bo found, a choice assortment ol CL01H8, CASSIMI:!'.LM and VEaTlNOS of every variety, for gontlcmen's wear, which bu la prepared to make to order at tho lowest caab prices. M. JNO. T. FLYNN (lunnerly of C. D. Carr t Co.), arllt giro his attention to the Tailoring Department and to NAVY and Alt MY UNIFORMS. ALSO, A FULL ASSORTMENT OF FUBNI8BTNQ GOODS. January 17 3mos FASHIONABLE SUMMER CLOTHING NOW READY, AT FROM $18 TO ?25 PEB SUIT, ALL completo, and MADE AT HOME exclusively by SOUTHLItX HANDS IN 1HE CITY OF CHARLESTON, B. 0. The undersigned begs leave to inferni his friends that he la receiving about BOO sui Is, medo from Engliah material, and Imported direct by HENRY THENCHARD, Eaq , importer of British Woollens, No. 19 Exchango street. An early call la requested by WM. MATH I ESSEN, Agent, ? No. 219 King street, between Markot and Princes*. March 7 Imo iRUiRT, WIIJTFQRD & fO., MANUFA0TUHEB3 AND WHOLESALE DEALERS FINE, MEDIUM, a2td COARSE CLOTHING, AMERICAN EXPRESS BUILDING, NOS. 65,67,69 and 61, Hudson street, near Dunne, New York. T. F. CA HH AUT. W. H. WH1TFORD. J. n. VAN WA ENEN. Decomber 10 Omo_A. T. HAMILTON. JAMES McCORMICH, MERCHANT TAILOR, wnoucsALS au? arxsJL szutxs or CLOTDS, CASSIMERES A)D VESTIXGS, ' FURNISHING (?OOUH. No. 35 BR?AD .STREE? January 23 ?. Omo* CH ABLESTON, 6. 0. FR1TP COTTON SEED. rj{? BUBHELS OF COTTON SEED?PRODUCED OVER I t) 200 pounds of dum long staple cotton par aero, l or sale low at J. C. iL CLAUSsEN, March 29 fmw No. 10 Market streoL LEA & PEREINS' CELEBKAT?D ?EsiaiiiiE mm. PRONOUNCED EITKACV BY W-'/ of a letter from a mm?oiMFTiTis il medical o kbtl*\man ? ? . Brother at j . ' '' /ffib-^WOBOBSTEB. May. Good Sauco SBer,??' ^r?M "Ton lea A-pzn Ajrn <rnjciBU 3?3 , IniNB that their HA vus ^??"lia highly esteemed lt?lh . ??fe-7-' [dis. and is, lu my optn/on, .. 1*.-; -Ith* most palatable, aa EVi-il? vari?t ? JslSTWijwell aa the moat whole PSirirpTjsomo sauce that la 01?' DIAIT. * &*> a* ." JJFr; The success of this most delicious and unrtraBed eon. dun cut having caaood many un principi ed dealers to apply tho usme to Spurious Ooi*po\mU, the Pcnrjo i? rtipcetfuUy and tarr.uttg roqucatod to ceo that tho tum? of Leak PaaaiNS are upon the \ wbappeb, - T. ad E L, stopper and bottle. Manufacturad by LKA ?t PBKB1N8, Worcester. JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS, ^NKW YOBI, ACS IDTM-l'S. : ^ # } ? ftnwlyr " THE HERALD. is published wbbbly at newbehby a ., at ?3 per annum, and, having a largo circulation throvgh all the oppor and lower Dis tri?is of the Botto, aftords groat advanlagoa to advertiser*. ' ? Batea fur nitartlalng very reasonable?for Which apply to our Agent, Ur. t. 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