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iwwMWWBMna ? ? m ???m??}?m?a XUyilSDAX Muil?lNG, APRIL 4, 1807. LOCAL MATTERS. To Correspondents, Wo oro continually rocoivuig communications on liticai and othor matter? from pur. nb who do , nttach tLoir proper names to Ilio article? ecu'; iti wo tako thin occasion of ropoatiui; Hint nothing t tn bo published in Tue Daily News without Vviiig iudorscd by nomo responsible individual. SPLEltDlDSTlltWBEIttUESat Kl.n'sjmn's. HOO ?d V tieum.ut. Open in Dax_by rorcrouco to our advertising clumm; our fair readers will boo that tills is "opon iu?r day" at Mrs. IIunekxn.s Fashionable Millinery E itnbltshiuoiit, ovor Uitkuhaiidt & Campsews etorOi corner King and Markot streute. TaiAL of the Rioteub.?Tho Provost Marshal mi engaged yesterday morning in hearing tho ovidonco in this cabo. Fivo witnesses woro ex amined, bat as there' nro nearly flvo timos that number, the oaso trill not bo concluded for aomo dive. Failure of the Mails_No mail was received last night north of Wilmington, au accident having occurred on tho Wilmington and Wcldou Railroad, 'l'ho regularity with which thoso failures occur ia extromolv rofroshing, and we are now agreeably disappointed when tho mails arrivo two days con secutively. Ariiest.?We learn that throe, white moo, in tho ens tody of tho military, arrived in thia oity ycs'.er day from Aikcn. Thoy woro arroeted on a ohargo of being oonoornod In tho lynohing of tho negroes who killod ?oii Sieadmah. Thoso uogroco woro in tlio obargo of tho Sheriff, who was convoying thnin to tho jail, wlion ho was not up. by a band of mon tlhgnisod for tho occasion, who look the nogrocs and hung tuom. It is presumed trat tho affair will bo invoBtigated by tho military authorities. United States Coubt?Don. Oeo. 8. Bbtak. picsiding_j. H. Baldwin vs. 0. A. L. Lamab, Suit for tha subst.tutiou of records lost during tho lalo war. e ? Botst,' Esq., argued In fa vor of the substitution, and A, G. Maohatu, Esq., contra. ' . Tho District Attorney lias not yol Arrived, but is daily expected, as thoro aro many criminal casce connected with the violation of tho Rovonuo Laws, and tho distilling of liquors; also tho caso of homi cide which took placo"at Caat?o PiuCkn'ey. Correction.?In our report of Qovcrnor Obb's epocch yesterday, wo inadvertently stated, that tho SnEBlun Bill disfranchised 18OO parsons in Ander son District, S. C. What his ExcoUonoy mount and did say, was that In Anderson District tho proportion of tho. o disqualified woe to tho ontiro number of whito voters in the District as onoin 'oightcon. ' If tho samo ratio obtains throughout tho Stato, the number of citizens disqualified undor tho - conBlruolion Aot is about 2000. Mr. W. Riot, of tho Middla Georgia News, pub lished in Madison, Qa., paid us a vieit yesterday ovoning a i? stopping .at tho Mills TJoueo, and expects to bo In tho oity till Saturday. Any of our mord?anlo desirous of advertising in tho up coun try of our statar Stato will do woll to see Mr. Iticr. Mr. It. infunili us that tho fruit in that part of Georgia is pretty gone rally killed. Thcro wus a heavy frost on Tuesday morning as for Mouth as Augusta, Thoro is considerable distress in Mid dle and Upper Georgia?provisions very scarce, nnd prospects nono of tho brightest. Arrest or a Defaulter_An individual ./ho has beou figuring extonsively In tho South, and particularly this State, was arrested recently on tho chargo of defalcation and theft. Ho formerly held tho position of Paymaster's Cleri, and took advantage of tho situation to appropriato $180,000 of the money to his own usos, . The dishonoat clork eucccedod in csoaping, acd tho Paymaster was cashiored for tho dofloionoy In hie accounts. Sinco that ovout tho Nortucrn Doteblivos havo been steadily cngagod In tracking tho thief, but havo only recently eucccedod lu spotting him. Ho had purchased a plantation near Edisto, and was living in tho full onjoymont of his ill-gotten wealth when surprised by tho detectives. Fbzundscbaftsbund.-?Thoso of our German friend .? v..; oli avo tho cnlrce of tltis Club, will bo interested to learn that an entertainment ia to be Kivon r.t tho Hail In Booioty street, this ovoning. Ilio programmo promisee well. It ia as follows : 1> Instrumental Trio : " Romanza," Keibiqer. 3. .Chorus, Zedtlkb, 8. Solo for tho Flute, Stdan . 4. Soprano Bolo, from Sohusbrt. Tho play of tho evening in " Paris in Pommorn," a sort of roaring farco, though it is c tiled a Vaude ville, received with loud marks of approbation, m lion performed last year, and wo feol osaurod it will bo given to-night with ovon moro eclat. It is repeated at tho eamost request of many of tho members. Tableaux Vivante are to sucoood the oomedy, and then dancing. Wo have no doubt our bionda . Vili bavoa good timo. Tue Wehster Eleken tart Reader, dosignod te follow Websteb'h momentary Spelling Book. New York: D. * Co. 1807. This is tho title of a neat little Schoolbook, sent us by Mr. John Russell, King strsot, illustrated throughout. It begins with tho Alphabet, beauti fully illustrated, followed by short, o&sy and inter esting reading lossona; then come lessons contain ing longer and harder words. After about tho first hundred pages, the spelling lessons aro omitted, and the balance of the book is devoted oxolusivoly to instructivo and interesting reading matter. All of tho lessons contain preoepta or examples of virtue, morality, industry, w enconragomont to the earnest pursuit of a truo aim in life. Sectari an, political, and sectional controversies aro totally avoided. Vebsanct?Tho let of April passed almost un noticed in tho oity, few practical Jokes being per petrated, the mass of the people having politics on the brain which prevented their thinking of any lighter Dubjoots. Thoro woro some, however, who follow _d the time-honored practico of making fools of aU they mot, and not satisfied} with tho day set apart for this purpose havo continued to sell ali Whom thoy moot. The fsiluro of the Northern mail yesterday was immediately t?rnod to a good account by tho now a dealers, and sovoral old coplea of the Herald and other papers were sold to the unsuspecting. The news boye rushed frantically about yelling, "Hero'e your Now York Herald," nnd tho general desire to learn tho latest intelligence ?? brought them purchasers. "It is an ill wind I that blprVs no one good," and wo'OOngratulato the L noyjtyVondera on tboir euccesafnl sell. Mayor'h Codbt, April 8.?Poter Norrie, a color ed youth, who helped hirasolf to a piece of blaok cambric from tho counter of a dry goods store kopt by a lady, was imprisoned ten days. An individual, whoso cbimuoy had violated ? City Ordinance, and caught afire, paid $10 for its outrageous conduct. An old velerai), at present attached to tho Bar leycorn Artillery as epongor, and who had rocoiv od a sovoro wound in a late engagement, was flnod $0 for falling down whoro peoplo had to pass over him. Lirnue Singleton, a young man of color, who bad tho misfortune to loose a padlock of immoneo value, and who wont into tho room of ono Frank Gadsden to soarch for it, and took a fancy shirt try mistake, wae imprisonod for ten days. A blaok boy, who was detected in putting brick? on tho track of tho street railroad, was sent to the Pro v.. s t Marshal. . Architecture.? Tho inhabitants of tho upper wards havo not bdoa Idle, bat havo boeri building up thoir wasto placas and improving tho houses that escaped tho war and tho flrcs. As rrooden buildings can still bo oroctod in that part ol the oity thoy havo eprung up with a roaiyolloue rapid ity compared with tlio slow growth of brick and mortar in O.o down town section, j Thoso wooden houses ero not very ornamental in tholrdesign, and will not Improve Ilio appoaranoo of tho elrcotox;' cept ky filling up the vacant lota. Thoy aro usual ly built on a stereotyped plan, two storio* high, with a email briok foundation, and tho eye ia often wearied with tho sam?nos* of tho scenery. Tho hasty mannor in which thoso houses aro con structed nocoesarily makes thorn frail, and ono I* now being built at tho cornor of Bogard and Rut lcdge streets, in which tho architect has neglected to havo any foundation, preferring to lot his houso stand upon ite own morite. Alth-.ugh this plan la tho cheapest it will bo found that In thoondit would, haro paid b-1 ter to havo used tho brick and havo avoided tho decay that must tako place ir ? buildlruT restine solely on Un damn orrmn<l, Ma?sdeh'b PEOTOIur. Balm novor fulla (o rollovo and curo. DOWIE & MO?SE, Ageutor COODIUC1I, WLNKMAa * CO., Agonte. IL Gannon's Marblo ?axd, corner of Frioad and Qucon e ti ut te. Monumenta, Tombi and llead Otones furnished at tho lowest posslblo ratos. Maroli 28 thsraS Corjous.?Ae a Soothing Pectoral, Bbow.n's BnoMcniAL Tnocnrj aro advantageously employed to allovlato Coughs, Boro Throat, Uoareonoss and JJronohial aaeotions. Those oxposod to euddon changes ot woathor ehould have thorn, as they can bo carried in tbo pocket and t ikon as occasion requires upon tho first appearance of a Cold or Cough. Brown's Bronchial 'J nociiEs.?"Your Trochos aro too woll and favorably known to need commen dation." Hon. Oil as. . PIIELPS, Pros, Mass. Sonato. Mr communication with tho world has boon vory much enlarged by tho Lozengo wbloh I now carry always in my pookot; that trouble) in my throat (for which tho ii-ochos aro a spociflc) hav ing mado mo oiton a more whisperer." N. P. WILLIS. Wr. StHcxnELT ds lieve tbat Uio mother who nogloela t3 pr?vido Ura. WIN8LOW8 SOUTHING BY HUT for her suffering child, la depriving tbo Utlio sufforcr of the remedy of all tho world beat calculated to giro It real and rcstoro it to boaltb. Tuero la not a in on. or who has over usod it. but what will tell you at one* tbat It will regu late the bowels, and givo rest and health to tho ehlld, and is perfectly aafo in all cases. Do suro and call for MiLH. WINBLOWS 800THINO SYIIUP," Having tho /uc rimile of "CunTts k Perkins" on tho outside wrapper. All others aro baso lmltatlona. For sale by DOWIE k M OISE, Mo. ISI Mooting street, oppoalto tbo Charleston Hotel. March 30 atnth3 We would coll tho attention of purchasers to tbo advortieomont of Mr. J, . Borson, Agout fur Dupont's Powdor. Mo has a largo and completo stock, which will alwaye bo kopt up, and which ho will daily dVu'ves to any part of tho city. Tho I Mosers. Dupont commenced tbo manufacturo of I powder in 1801, and havo kept thou* po.vdor up to [ tho standard, and an oxperionco of thirty years with thoir former Agenta hero havo always given completo eat is fiction. Thoir establishment io ono of tho largost in tho Unitod States, capable >,t I urn lug out ono thousand kegs daily, with a capital o vor two million dollars invented, thus giving a gunrantoo that purohasora can dopend on what thoy got. air. Bobson ia prepared to soil at lowoat markot ratos, and, indood, as low as it can bo or dorod from tho factory in small Iota. March 1G stutblmo BUSINESS NOTICES. Austloii Sales This Day. T. M. Cats will sell this day, on Brown's wharf, at qi inner to 10 o'clock, shoulders, sidos aud butter. Milli?ik k Son will sell thli day, at No. 23 Vcndno nango, at 10 o'clock, dry goods, forniture, io. McKat At Campbell will sell this day, at 10 o'clock, at thoir auction house, No. AS Basel street, opposite the post unico, clothing, dry goods, Ac Jefteos At Co. wIU soli this day, at 10 o'clock, in front of their utero. No. 27 Tendue Bange, hams, shoulders, strips, Ae. J. A W. Kxox wUl soil this day, at 10K o'clock, at thoir aalea rooms, No. 183 Sleeting street, household foi nllurc, Ate. Jouk C Mii.noh A- Co. will sell this day, at their auc tion salesroom. No. 133 Mooting street, at 10 o'clock, books, stationery and dry goods. will be sold, undor tho direction of J. W. Qbat, Mas ter In Equity, tula day, at 11 o'clock, at tbo old Custom I louse, several lots of land, in different portions of tho | dty. Will bo sold, under tho direction of James Tttpfeb, Matter in Equity, at 11 o'clock, thla day, at tho old Custom House, several lota ot land, lu dlfforent parta of | tho city. N. Huarr & Soy will aeU thla day, at 10 o'olock. In their salesroom, No. 112 Mooting street, boots, shoes, Ao. H. M. MsiuniAl.T, & Bao. will sell Ibis day, at 10,S o'clock, at No. 58 Wentworth street, tho furili turo of a family docllnlog housokecping. Lauset k Ai.ETsifDEB wid sell this day at tbelr store, No. 137 East Bay, at 10 o'clock, ahonlders, hams, butter &o. A Novelty. The latoat and moat effectual remedy for the euro of | debility, loss of appetito, headache, torpor ot tho Uvor, etc., is pan EN in" s E A BITTERS. For salo by all Druggists. th II. H. If yon want cbeap Ill?nk Books; If you want olioap Stationsry, Envelopes, Pa per, Ac; or, Mii.ls.bs' Aim anno-, if yon want Printing oxecnted neatly; If you want Books bound in any stylo, or Account Books made to ord :r, with any dosirod pattern of ruling, go to HmsM Hauiua, No. 69 Broad street. THE TI MIC TO AOVEItTIbE IN THE COUNTRY. Tho Daily Souttt Carolinian at Columb'u, la now sent to every Postonico in tho State. Being tbo oQlciel paper of tbo Stato, It will bo lound at tho present timo espe cially valuable to merchants and otbora doslring to avsU Ihomselvca of a vory largo circulation. The Pncsirrz bas a largo circulation throughout the middle and upper Districts of tho Stata. Advertising ratos aa roaaonablo aa tho stringency ot tho money mar kot will warrant Merchante and others wishing to uso | the columns of tho paper wUl address JULIAN A. BELBT, Proprietor, February 25 Columbia, 8. C. Enow thy Destiny. ManatiT E. F. Thorhtob. the groat English Aatrolo glst. Clairvoyant and PayohomotTklan, who hsa aston ished tho ed on tifie classes of the Old World, has now lo cated herself at Hudson, N. Y. Madame Tbobhtoh pos ?eseos such wonderful powers of second sight aa to ena ble her to Impari knowledge of the greatest Importance to tho single or married of either sex. While in a state J pf trance, eh o delineates Ib o very features of tho person you are to marry, and by tho aid of an instrument of in tense power, known aa tho Payohomotrope, guarantees to produce a life-like picture of tho future husband or wife or tho applicant, together with date of rnarrlago, position lu life, loading traits of character, Ao. Thla U no bum bug, aa thousand of testimoni ria can assert. She will Bend, when desired, a certified certificato, or written guarantee, that ino picture ia what It purports to be. By enclosing a email lock of hair, and stating place of birth, ago, disposition and complexion, sod enclosing fifty cents and stamped envelope ?cl fire seed to yourself, you will re ceive the picture and desired information by return mall. AU cammunlcaUona sacredly confidential. Address, In [ can?aance. Madams E. F. THORNTON, F.O.Sos933, j Hudson,' . T. " - ly March ao Free to Everybody. - A Largo ? pp. Circular, giving i form? tton of tho j freutest Importance to the young ot both sexes. It (caches how the homely may become beautiful, the desplsod respected, and tbo forsaken lo.ed. No young lady or gentleman should fail to send thoir j address, and receive a copy pott-paid, by return mail. Address F. O. Drawer, 21, Marchio lyir ' Troy,N.T. HEAR REASON ! BTHESOTHBlf TUBI DEFENCES I When a garrison apprehends an attack from an outside enemy, what docs'it do 7 It RuEaoin'xi'i tub devem ces. Tbo human system, at this period of tho year. Is beleaguered by morbid inflnoiocs. Tho atmosphere ia fuH ? them. Evory chango a' weather lays tho foeblo opt' -thoir attacks. What ,'s to bo dono in order to barilo tho co un? cut but over active focal BrnteoTHxa tub DBVxxcxa. Do you ask how t Tho anawar la elm pie?tho means within tho teach of all t Reinforce the | vital organa and the nsrvoua system wl h HOSTET TER'd BITTERS. Tona tho atomteh, regulate tho bow els, rouse the sluggish h ver, oh ser tbo spirila, sortoli and purify tbo Vital current, with BOBTETTZB'B BIT T?R . ' Ths 'a tho way to annozRx tub , and render tho cap1 tal of health Impregnable, If you with to escapo bilious headache, inte mittont foveT?indi gestion, And nervous visitations?to enjoy. In all Ha j plsnUtudo, tho blessing of " a sound mind in a sound body," na? thla Incomparable preventive and restora tive. It proaorros'health in tho healthy, and renews It 1 in the weak and ailing. Aprfl2_ - ?. ?, ? TAX NOTICE. ASSISTANT ASSEhSOB'8 OFFICE, ) Uinnn Staves IirrxajLii. lixvxirtrr, \ No. 64 Broad, cornor Church street ) O ETORNS OF ANNUAL E9 F?ll YEAR ??, Jti will be received at thla Office for Division 2, com prhnng Wards 1. 3, and that part of A west of Coming and south of Oalnoun street, until 15(A qf April r.cxt, ox copt whore parto? receive noUosi In suoh caaes Roturas must bo reudored within urn days from dato thereof, ac cording to law, tfjT Office hours from 13 to s . m. . JOHN , KPPLBf,. March IB 24 Assistant turn?or, 3d Division. ,,? . THE AIREN PRESS. IT IS PROPOSED TO PUBLISH IN THS. TOWN OS Alken, 8. C, a Weekly paper undor the above tltlo. tobe devoted to' Oinoral intelligence?Political, Com mercia!, Social, Literary, and Heugloua?with a D?part ment of AgT?OUlturo, taoludhig the Field, tho Orchard, tho Vlnoyard, and tho O suden. A Noirs Summary, te contain a digest of tbo Important events of tho week, wIU occupy a Con ol tho paper, and particular atten tlon will bo given to tho nnasttled question or Labor, at beat adaptad to our new condition, and tho oveiopmen of th ) resources of the country in Manufactures, Agri culture, Frult-ralalne, and Vinfrfwwlng. Terms?vi a year, in advance. _._ ' H. W. BAVENEL, Editor. v:. s, j?sslasb, rabUsbcr, im-CAiy 21 DRY Q0ODS, ETC. GttEilT ATTRACTION ! JUBT RECEIVED, AND oYeNINQ DAILY. sploudld esssorunout ofUPllINU AMD HUMMER DRESS GOODS, And ?vcrj?lilt>3 eleo In tbo Staple and Fancy DRY GOODS LiNE. Tbo largest and most varied Slock In tho city, all of which ?vlU bo n id low for cauli, WHOLESALE & RETAIL. Call and acc, and you will And tbo c'uetpeni, o Eebtnod with tho mott select Goods, olTaxcd lower than orcralnoo tbo war. No. 306 KING STREET, Between Wentworth and Sooiety ste. LEVY DRUCKER. SPRING GOODS. SPRING GOODS. AT THE STOLL, WEBB & CO., NO. 287 KING STREET. E SO?ISCUHJEHS RE3PECTFULLT INFORM _l th- tr irlomls and customers that tboy aro now re cclrliiK their HTOCK OF BI'UINCt GOODS, all of which have been eolcctcd with coro and at the lowest prices, and which wo now offer at ? cry amali advance above cost. Our motto being. Quick Bales and Small Pronto, we would respectfully solicit oar frlooda and cuatomora to ciII and examino our Slock before purchasing. Pa - licidtr pains takon In showing Goods. Oar Stock con sisti Iq pirt or ?? 3-4 LONG CLOTH, 13M cents 7 8 Long Cloth, IB, 17, 18 cenia by tho pleoe ?? Loon Clotb. 3D, 36, 30, 88 ocnls 6,10 and U-4 Shootings . . (', 10 nuil 11-i Unou'MiooUngs?cheap Pillow linens?all prices Hint Eyo Dispara?all prices . Itotela Dispore?aU pilcos Scotch Diapers?all prtcea Hue Diapers?all prices Crash, 13,' , 30 hud 39 conta bleached Dnin-viSt Cloths W Uleaohcd labio Damask G-l nn? 8-1 Drown Table Daqtaak Colored Table Damask Worsted Tub lo and Piano Covers. . , ? dress goods. OUENADtNES AND LEMOS Crapo MaroU English llarcges?plain and figured Melanges and Poplins, for Travelling Dresses Colored r rendi Printed Organd?es Colored Printed Jaconet and Lawns I??rcoU and chambrsys Bollii Coiorod French Cambrica and Lawns H lack Derogo aud Crape Marctz 8-1 Ulaok Henifjc, for tjhawls 8-4 Bleck Orensdluo black Bombuinos, all qualities lilac): Alpacas Dtack Tninla - Cloth l? lick mi color 'like. With a varlaty or other Goods, which will bo offered at low prices, at STOLL, won & CO., No. 287 King Street, BANCROFT'S OLD STAND. WHITE GOODS AND EMBROIDERIES. JACONETS, COTTON OAVI)HICK Main oak and Mull Muslins Distia ;> a d Victoria Lawns Plaid and Stripe Swiss l'lald and tripe Cambrl-a Plaid and Strlpo ai tools Swiss Muslins French Muslins Dolled Muslins Tucked Muslins ? Musllu Edgings and Insertlnga Cambric Kd(finga and Inaertlnga Thread Edgtnga and Inserting* Vaioudno laggings and Insorungs linen Ed|iln s and Inserting* E ruaseis bdgtnga Mol toso Lace Collars, tn var ety Swiss and Cam rio Co.laxa, in variety linen Coliam and Cuffs Inlauts' Bodies and Hobes. Wit. a oomp.eto assortment of all other Qoods In the above Une. STOLL, WEBB & CO., No. 287 King Streot. March 26 HOSIERY! HOSIERY? WE WOUt-D CALL ARTICULAD ATTENTION TO our stock of HOSIERY, when we wonld offer at much low r prices than formerly! LADIES1 WHITE LOTION HOBE Ladles' Open Work Doso Ladea' Ilitek end bitte Does QenU' Half Hose In Drown and Whit* Miases' White cot on O ose In variety Boy's Half.Hoto In vaitoty. GLOVES ! LADIEV BLACK, WHITE AND COLORED RID - GLOVES , Ladles' lisle and Silk Gloves Gents' Ltalo and 811k Gloves Lace Mitts?In variety ' Ladies' imck Gauntlets Gouts' Bacie Gloves Misses' Lisle and Silk Gloves Misses' Lace Mitts ? ?.,?':.? : \ With a roll assortment vC"U Goods in pur lino st low '^STOLL, WEBB & CO., No. 287 King Streot. ! March 3o . sprin?Ttr^e, 1,143 MEETING STRST, Slj CHARLESTON, S: O. SIJBSD1LL, B?RGE & BOWEN,^ Whole salo Dealers in Foreign and 'Domestic Dry Goods, ; TNVTTE THE ATTENTION OF E 8 to X their stock, which Is entirely now, carefully selected, and will bo sold at a small ad vaneo on first cost, for cash or short timo approved paper. e. w. marshall. . w. t. DORPE. o. a, DO WEN. DNDEB8IOMED BEGS TO CALL THE ATTEN TION of the formor patrona of Messrs. W. T. B?RGE* CO. (O our stock-, which Is LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE, entirely now; purchased durimi the recent depression tn Northern Market*. Order* promptly executed. , Marchi_3mr - Wvl.BTJBOB. BRITISH SUMMER ClOTHS, IMPDZITKD DIRECT Fit o 51 E O LA S D. oaaa^?BDB. FOU fi AL H LOW BT ? ' ?UUU HENRY TB EM OHA BD, No, 10 Exchange street, Charleston, Bo. Ca. Marchia. ? ? . . lxno " fJ. SCPPECRBLL, No. 87 LIN t-STREET. BETWEEN .KING AND ST. IIILIP. UMBER 07 EVERT DESCRITTI ON AND DDILDING j m/ raiur, and 1> lnth, oilh, olasskb, to., eoottantlv on nand ai the loweil nur <ei orte??. inn e .9_ , _ftatvT AUGUSTINE T. SMYTHE,; ? ATTORNEY at law and kol'TrOK I?7 EQUITY, Has removed he Office 1 o m Ko. 4 to No. if Bread otrect OVER BANK of THE state,."-. ' ?'* Collettlocs to th6 City and throughout tlio Slat* I promntly attended to. ., . tufm 8? . Aprila THOMAS E. ?ILWICK, NO. 671 KING STREET. CABINET MAKER, UNDERTAKER, 'and .? UPH0L?TE?Eft \T,rOULD REtfPEOrPOLLT A E TO HIB VV ' friends anil tho public generally, thai In keep* on j hand PUUMITUHE AND l'OINCl ofaU ?etcnpUcroS. rtiriJshts Fanorals with Mehc^ahy, Walcut, Cedar end Me tallio Oofflna. ? Also/ with One Hearse* and yirt t-cUta Carriage*. W1U attend to dldntorrlntf bodies and trao> porting tli e eira o. rcrsonal ttytudanco ?01- ts given at *'ca mtlAOKa fbr'ftaltrcsad ?r?d Stosmboik accoDi'raodft tion. and FOlirfrrTJIlK OA rtT.-c #111 bt? Mml?lrod at any Urne, by appijlna at my L1V> IlT BTABJ , Mo. C to noti ttrtvt, near King. ' *V '.'**. "'_ ' ' ?"*-' , Thtnkfal for p?s| rtrors, and 1-opo, \k strict att cnUon I to badness, to merit a conlrnnann? sat va? ssVinA! " '.*v u ' ? March 3D mwfXmo, lV ,'' : ? ? , - ',"\, -;''?'"'?""?< ' ' ' ' : .Vi Vev?"...'?' ?/ - '.'. .'. ? . MISCELLANEOUS. NOTICE.?JUNK. SUOI* KEEPERS, AND peddlers. ALL l'EllHONB ENGAGED, AND WHOSE LICENSE baro cxplr-d, ?ra hereby notified lo call at my oluoo and ronow the samo Immediately. W. H. smith, April 4 10 Clerk or Council. A E A. ASWEEPSTAKE RACE. OPEN TO A" L BOATS UN II- TEN TONS measurement, will Ubo placo on Tuesday, tho Ulli Instant, at 2 o'clock P. M. Perseus de sirous of cntcriug will deposit entrance feo with A. O. BTOXI^ No. ICS East Bar, who will fu. ule h all ucccs?ary Information._0_April * TOBACCO t TOBACCO ! TOBACCO l -VTOW TN STORE, AND LANDINO TBIS DAY, DL RECT from Manufacturera, So boxee orTORACCO, IH pinna weighing ono pouud. Will bo sold at J3c. V lb. In lota of 0 boxea or mor), at No. fio Rosei street, by P. MULKAI. April ?_a FOIl SALE. FOUR BIOR PRESSURE BOILERS, THtRTY-SLS feet long, Uiirty-alx inches in iliomcler, witli steam drum attached, all new; sul labte for a Steamboat or Saw Mill. To be delivered on tho Wharf, at Day Point, B. O. Will bo sold low for cash. Apply to JOHN TCOMKY, Aprila_tutbs3_ No. 48 East Ray. BEEF CATTLE. ~ FROM ONE TO FI/E HUNDRED E reef GATTLU?tho yourigcet of which warranted to bo , four years old?deliverable at Falatka on tho first day of Juno next. Apply to COHEN, HANCKK i. A CO., No. 40 Kast Hay, AprUQ tulhs3 Corner Porco A Co.'s wharf Improved KEROSENE STOVES, FOK FAMILY, CHEMICAL, MECHANICAL, And other Puriioses. E OREAT DEMAND FOR THESE USEFUL AND JL BTOrTOaUCAL STOVES bis Induced uu la I:.;. the supply, andwu aro now prbparcU to furnish t em, at mauufacturcr's prices, WHOLESALE AN RETAIL. J. B. BUVAL & SON, ! No. 337 RINO STREET. Ono door north of Liberty street. April 2_ luUi.3 \ \ CHOICE SMOOTH BORE MUSKETS. EX f_>V/U CELLENT condition. Just arrivod and for solo at $33 per doEou, or $3 each, by PARKER ft CHILT?. _ApjU_t_0_No. 103 East ilsy. CITY TAXES-MONTHLY RETURNS. 03 OF THE CITT ASSE BOR, 1 (m H>I.I, April 1, 1B67. I ~\J"(VnOE ? HEBE OY OIVEN TO ALL CONCERNED AM that the Monthly Bet ma for tho moulh of Msrcli Kst, In compltanco with tho Tax Ordinance, ratified on o 23th day of December, 1HG0, mult bo made on or bo foro the loth Instant. D. C. OLD s ON, April!_13_City Assesror, BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES. MBS JOHN LAUI1ENS!. ASSISTED BY THE REV. fe. ti. W. BOWK, at No. 13 Conane; Rtrvol. . ?tic co remin cinT Ottener 1st, and oauing au.r >sl. for parUculars apply as above. October IB_?_th PATTERNS. JUST RECEIVED PROM MADAME DEMOREST THE latest stylea DRESS MARINO Di ALL ITH BRANCHES. Cloaks, Basques, Ac made o order. Country i rdors f?led promptly. MISB E J. BONNER. Broad atrcet, next cast or Mansion Uouso. April I_Imo a a Plan Kentucky Stato Lottery MORItAY, EDDY 4 CO.. MANAQER?. TO BE DRAWN AT COVINOTON, E.Y., 15TU AND 80th of each month. Scheme, 32,000 tickets?527 prizes. Whole ti eke Is, $12; halves, ?0| quartan, $3; olghths, $1 60. 1 Prixoof.$50,000 2 Prixcs of.$r,,000 1 Prixoof.?2U.wk) 20 aTixcil ot.$l.UOti 1 Prlxe of.$8.000 03 Prizes o.?40U I Prixoof.$7,000 153 Prizesol. ?20U 120 a ol $125. 54 Approximation Prixcs amounting to 19,'ajO. Combination Lottery draws ovary day. Tickets from II to 410. Oireoi/rs sent irte. Prswtngs icail.-i as soon as the Lottery Is drawn. * '.ir-" ? . PR. r.ttsV Cnilei Stlies Llcontal Anent, 3, .n, Uasei Mastri, ch riesto.i, S. C a .? ? l ta . : 1,0. February 20_3ino_ NOTICE. OFFICE OLERE OF COUNCIL.?THE FOLLO WINU clauso of button 1 of an ''Ordinance to 1 tad so Sup plica lor the y oar 1867," is publish' d for ihn inlormstlou ot persons soiling Goods by sample or otherwise, who are noi residents oi this olty. All such persons are hereby notified to report at this office "Three, dollars on o very hundred dollare of all goods sold in Ulis dty by persons not residents, by sample cr otherwise." W. H. HM1T11, "arch 8_Clerk ol Council. JOHN IZABB MIBBLETON, SHIPPING AND MIHI? MERCHANT NO. 7 Sflt Til STREET, BALTIMORE, Md PABT'OULAB ATTENTION TO BALE OF COTTON, Bice and Southern Produ-e, and Purchase of Oralo Ottino and Plsntailon supplies. Liberal advances toado on consignments. . . RKviuixsctfl?Messrs. Lambert O ttings & Co., Balli moro; Porcher ft Henry, Charlcstoo; Cohen, Hanckel & Cot, Charleston? J. d. Alken ft Co., Charleston; Gour din, Matthteasen ft Co.. Savraanabi Cuvant ft Weples, . s vannah; Sto roll ft Edmontton, Angus?; Fisher ft Low. ranee, Colnmola, 8. 0.j Mayes ft Martin, Newborry, U. . Jamos Pagan, Esq., Chester, 8. O. February 23 mthStno HAVINO ACCEPTED THE AGENCY OF THE ABOVE ' old and well-known manufacturers, I am prepared lo fill ail orders to the trade, and wfll always have a full stock on hand, which will doily bo delivered to any port of the city. J. N. BOB8CN, January 81_thrtoSmos_No. C2 East Bay. . INTELLIGENCE OFFICE. P, BONFORT, HUDSON, mar K?NQ STB??BT, rtar of CITADEL. FABM 1L?ND3, CO?E3, WABHEBS, HOUSE SER. VA .TS. fco., wanted Immediately. Marchio tuths2.no give it m&ffi rrtiiis boaP requires only . BP Used to X prove Its ' superior quality. TJae H sa yon would any common Boip. Iry it and yon MB1 be convinced that tin superior to any other arri?le In market. For ale by G rocera ganci airy. . : -i Manufactured by TAxXoIi A YOUNG, ho. 180 Front street. How York. Par aale by' . V 08UB2S & martin, ' No. 235 Kins ?treet, . ; . BISwHOEE ft CO., ' - No. 107 East Bay. . . t GEO. W. VTTLLlAMs? fc.OO., . Cornee Church; and Hayhe etnets. do WIK ft UOlSS; Druigiata. No. ?1 Meeting street, ... Opposite Cherleston' Hotel. JanunryaS wtmdmo AMERICAN LEID UHU PMPAN?, NJ?W_V?RK. Factory, KodMJi. Ol?(y, N,. J. WHOLESALE SALE ROOM NO. 34 JOHN STREET?-NEW-YORK. ALL STYLES AND G HADES OF LEAf- PENCIL 0' superior quality ere mannfaotnred. and offered at fair tares to the Trade. The rubilo are invited ?to givo the AMERICAN ' LEAD PkNCIL the pre ference. ' ? < ? ?' ' ' ' THE PENCILS ABS TO Bl HAD AT ALL THE PBTNCIPAL STATIONERS AND ) a ION DEALEBB. ASK FOB TBE "AMERICAN LEAD PENCIL " ' TF.3TIM0SI1I. BBEFFUXD ? E SCHOOL, ' , ExontsatBiso TJWfttrnarjrr, Yalz Ootixox, November 10, 1 A , I have sIttsjs rooommsxtded the Es ber Poiytrada Lead Pescali as the only pencils fitted for both ornamen tal and mathematical drawing) but, after ? thorough trial of tiit American Poiygrads Lead Pencils, man. nfsotured by the American Lead Pencil Oomnanv. N?w York, I find them superior to any pencil In uso, ovan to the Fiber ot the old English Cumberland Lead tendi, being a superior pencil for sketching, oroamentai and mechanical drawing, and all the ordinary, otee of a load peaeJL . ? ? -. ? " : t' Those pencils are very finely graded and cave a very smooth lead; oren tho sottesi pon?ais hold the point weh ; thsy ere all Utat ctn be desired la a pondu, If girts me grrat pleasojs to bo at)Is to User? Americana that tuey rTlRuq lons-r bo potupeUed 10 depend upon G?rmany cr ?yotier^riU.k.ttor^^^ ^ , . ?>?<?. *>? *'. .'- -.? ? ^^? ^?^.!^ ; ;,?.?,M^tett^mt?stvnh?<. ( ' "AM?It?CAH L It.ll PEatJIL CO. . Y." Nobs ?stimine without tho oxari liima of the Irm i I look to it. Cmo . BeoeaberlS AUCTION SALES. Household Furniture, Ac, BY J. W. ICXOI. THIS DAY. et , o'clock . M . at Iholr Auction Kalos room*. No. I'M Meeting iircct, opposite Fs\ilion Hotel, will bo sold. A variety of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, oomprlslng | M ahogan? bid- l>oard. Bureaus, Tablos, Ualr and in? Boat Chain, Uair boat llooncr, Wblow Kockor, Bed steads, Cribs, Rotrlgcrator, Ac. AUSO, 0 boxes Indigo. J2 sets Cart Ilarncss. Coudltlons cssb._April 4 Books and Stationen/and J)ru Goods. BY JOHN Q. flllLrsOIl CO. TIII3 DAY, 4tb lust., atlOo'ciook, will bo sold at our Auction Bales lloom, No. 183 Meeting street, AN INVOICE, coKRtsTTNo or : FOOLSCAP, LETT EH AND NOTE , Envelopes, Ponclls. Pen Holders, Hules, Inks ands, Photograph Al bums, ?KM) turouly-Ovo cents Novels, Mlucollsncous Hooks, Ladles' aud Oent'a Llncu Collars, Wldto Ccllon Itoso, Browu and Mixed socks, Linen cstnbrio Handkerchief , Towels, suspend ra. Crimean KliirU, While Shirts, l-blri Bosums, Jscouct, Ladies' Halters. Cuuulilou? rash. April 4 Shoulders, Sides and D?llo: BY . . CATER. Will be sold, on llro<vii's Wbsrf, at quarter to 10 o'clock THIS DAY. 10C tubs and llrkbis BUTTER, now landing steamer j barago-ea 10 hbds Sheuldors 2U h ds Clear Hlb Sides. Conditions cash. _ ^^^^ April 4 SPECIAL SALE. Desirable and Seasonable Clothtnq. T)ni Goods, tCc. McKAY & CAMFIfVELdL, Caish Auction Hotase, No. f>3 Haac st>?. I, opposite New Postonico, Will sell THIS DAY, commencing at 10 o'clock. CAS81MEHE. COTTONADE AND LINEN PAN 8, Mcn'a Figured Bocks aud Casslmcro Coats, Linen Coats. 1UO, LINEN BOSOM, Chock, Fancy and Crimean SHIRT?, Overalls, Juin pora, and a full lino Furnishing Ooods. ALSO, BOOTS, Shoos, Hats, Straw Ooods, Ac. ALSO, KENTUCKY JEANS, Cottonadoa, Casalmerca, Long clotb, Towolo, Hosiery, Undershirts, Ato. ALSO, URGE LOT OF FANCY OOODS, Ac, Ac Conditions cash. ?3- TO-MORROW, ot 10 o'clock. Now and Second hand FURNITURE, Stoves, Ice Houses, Plsnofortes, Ac. April 4_ Boots, Shoes, J?atmora,?. Ilrogans. Gaiters, <te. BY N. HUNT ?i SUS. THIS DAY, tho 4th lint., at 10 o'clock. In ourSalca Room, No. 1i2 Meeting street, wo will sell, A consignment of C > "Sacs and cartoons BOOTS, Shoes, Balmorals, Brogans, (ia tors, Ac. 0 esses Gent's Fino Cull P. 8. Boobs, regular ? ?zen. April 4_ furniture ure of a Fam?y DeoUsUug Jlousek, opino. 11 V . M. MARSHALI, Ai URO. lit nil' ? u ml \stctlonera, THIS DAY, tho 4th lush, at 10>; o'clock, will bo sold at tho reatdsnro No. B8 Woutworth street, near King, . A largo collet Uon of FURNITURE, consisting of Parlor, Dining Room and CHAMBER SETS, Kitchen Fu rollino. Piano, Brussels Carpet, Crockery, Ac Ac. Torma caab. Arr?elos to bo removed on day ot sale. April 4_ Dry Goods, Furniture, ilatlresecs, Meat Sajes, a. BY MILLI?AN & SON. At No. 22 Vendue Bango, at 10 o'clock, THIS DAY. April 4_ BY MILLI?AN dt M i.V. TO-MORROW. Olh April, at tho Wharf In roar of now Custom House, at 11 o'clock, A. M., will bo acid, 1 L'/TPIO LEAD 1 l?t Uorso Bhoes 1 lot Cotton (damagod) 1 lot W ougbt Iron 1 lot Coal Iron. April 4_thsmwf_ E SCHUH. Auctioneer and Commission Merchant, al No. BO King street, below Uroadl etreet, OITerahlsecrvlcos for the salo ot MERCHANDISE' day and night at bla atore, also for tho tula of Sloes. Bonds, Real Estate, V?asela, lloraos und Produco. es, city rvfcicucca will be given. Consignments eolici,. ., terms moderato and gu?ranteos natlsfaction. March 20 Imo PRIVATE SALES. MILLI?AN Ai HOS. At Privato Salo? 1 Twenty-Hor.o Power STEAM ENGINE, In the bost of I order 1 Cylinder Boiler, but lituo used 1 Brat class Ssw MUI; may o completed at a small coat. Pnco of whole ?1700. Apply as above at No. 22 VENDUE RANGE. APrll 4_thatnatoaO Far Sate or JRcnt. BY H. II. BsLEON. A RESIDENCE In ono or tbo most agrecablo and healthy portions of tho city, within iso yards or oit' rail, road i very roomy, with aB tbo m od cm, Improvements of gaaand water throughout the dwelling. Premises ex tend! o and well arranged. aliso, A PLANTATION of 1000 acres, near city, easily ap. prose hod by water, rail or high rood; produ ua tho anc.it ! boa Island Cotton, and Is at present under culture; with an established Bnck Yard, and has on It now for salo 100,000 gray brick. For j Articulare and terms apply aa sbovo at March 21 th No. 23 BROAD STREET. AGRICULTURAL. PERUTTAN GUANO. ANDINO THIS DAY EX SOB IL 8. J. WARING, 1 i and for salo at low rate by CHISOLM BROTHERS, East Bay, corner Auger's Wharf. April 4 TB1DE UABK ?B. ID. SEA FOWL GUANO. ANALYSES ?F THIS GUANO SHOW IT TO BE I equal to PERUVIAN in Fertilising Properties, though differing In tho proportions of the same elements. Too SEA FOWL OU ANO contal na leso Ammonia, but has 16 per cent, of Soluble Phoapha e and nearly double the quantity of Phosphate of Lime, which, with the Ammonia present, makes it superior to Peruvian aa an early crOp producer, aud a moro lasting Fertilizer. ramphlota containing full Information furnished by the Agente. WM. L. BRADLEY, Solo Manufacturar, Boston, Mass. TO PLANTERS. BEING AGENTS FOR THE ABOVE GUANO. WE ARE desirous of dlsposlug of an amount of It. to those ?ho will givo It s fair trial and report ils valun. BISLrA h CBEIGHTON, Corner East Bay and Accommodation Wharf. April 2_ ALLEN & NEEDLES* AMMONIATKD FERTILIZER. THE GREAT SUBSTITUTE FOB PERUVIAN GUANO. WE MAKE NO CONCEALMENT OF ITS FBIN0I. PAL COMPONENTS, via: ANIMAL MATTER. Ut IB, WOOL, ACID, PHOSPHATE OF LIME, and FINELY GROUND BONES. Every day brings additional evidences of Ha superiori ty. Those who havo need It know Its great vaino, aud t>uy <( again. This la tho boat and only proof wo would wish as to its excellence. It it patirti in good ttrong barrelt. I TERMS l - Fifty dollars rash orno price tif>, one-quarter cask, and (Arae-ouarfsr fot approved city fortore acceptant?, wi th in lernet at the ralo of seven poroouL per annum from tho date of purchase, payqWs January IDIA, 1808, with currant rate of exchange. Parties wisblog to purchase largo amounts can bo sup plied direct trom the. work*. MACBETH & RAVE?EL, 1 r, 8OI1E AOEHXS, Corner of Bast-Bay- and Exchange Btreets, ???'!?. .v.-; f.?. . It .'.??:. ; . .. ' ?. ? ? rji'i CHARLESTON, B. O. DIRECTIONS-FOR UBINO Allen ? Needles' Amraoniatcd fertilizer. FOR CORN. A small hatul fui lu tho hill; mix or cover slightly with earth, and drop the seed. When tho corn Is fairly up, apply a H tue around tho plant add covar With the CulU. vatororho*.?'? ? ,',; ? _ .' , ; . I '.?' . '. ' FOR OATH. 250 pounds armo broadcast and ha-rowed in. j ,V VOTI I'OTATOICH. mt SOOdou MO. FOR WHEAT OR BYE. 800 to tod pounds per tere, according to ths eharacte* of the soil, ploughed or harrowed in. . . FOR .. I 900 to ISO pounds in tho fall or early In the rprtng. ' . FOB CO fTlW. ? 100 to 200 pean ds per aero spplled to tho plant is ouffl* clout to Insure a heavy yield, The Fertilizer,will brirui About BOO pounds In the row. n- drUls.mlxlng with tho crop into market tao totekt aeonsr than any other ma. Imo ?? ?*, ? March 8, TO RICE PLANTERS. P. V.STAATS &Ws'.;! - IMPROVED RICE DRILL E? DMTOVi "BAYS BEEN . THOROUGHLY JL toatod and approved by rcpouslble partie*, and aro strongly rocommrndftd to tho aitontlon. ci Bice Mantara] IUoLKY t CREt?HTON, i ' Agento, cor, East Bay and Acoornm&dation Wharf, - March 28 _: - '?;??. .. , ' ' ? A .union late d Fertilizer. .HAVE ON HAND. AND ABB N0WBBADI TO receive orders for tosatore weH-knmra FERTILI ZER. Our terms-are, M0 cash; time price, m ot?! Quarter cash the other Ih r oo-quxrlii a for approved City ; Factors* Acceptance, with Interest ai ths rata of seven p. r cent, per annum. I rota tun* of purchase, payable January is. laea, wiua cturtxt rato of Kxchaage. Fa- ties wishing to purer aso larga amounts o .a bo sup plied direct trom the works, ?? MACBETH' & RAVENEL, SOLE AGENTS FOB1 BO?TI? .' 0A?lOLp?A, V CORNER EAST DAVANO ' EXC !IANOI>??T. March ' j :' .?? niltao: ALLEN & NEEDLES' FERTILIZER TO ARRIVE, Z.fi(\ BBL? THB ABOVE W^LLK?OWNFtB 0\J\J T1UZEB e^poottd pot itcamtr from PhUa V AU unfilled cru ovs wfH bo supplied direct from steamer. *5*V ^^TkafSflftW* BAVWl^LTec^AeSS; March 23 AUCTION SALES. C.HUK1I DECUBB IN Edi rn. Pomciguon rs Watkrr, Will bo Hold, under I bo dlrccUou of Iho under?l|iurd, ?I ho ?11 Cintom IIouso. in liiln city, T1IIH DAV, iln 41b of tpi il, 1807, ut 11 o'clock . M. All ?a I LO OF LAND, mlh Ino building tboreon. situate on Uio went eldo of I oat Buy MM, In tbin city, measuring In front ou said !??* .2S feot * inches, on Ilm tuck lino 24 fcol Il Mu, aud in dep.ii m fect 4 Inches, inoro or Ica?, lluuiidluu; norlb on Und of Mm. E. M. llro.Uo. south on land now or formerly of Mm. Anna Ross, a) ?' partly on Enal Bay street; woat ou land now or former!) of Mm. Anna liras, mal a Ibe oast ou I nul Iioy street. TcruiB?One-nftli cash; baiamo lu one, two, tlireo and four year*, aocured by bond of purx-harcr aud tiioriitOBe of Uio promises, witb inloreat from day of ?ale, payable scral-aunualiy; Ibo buildings to bo Insured and policy assigned. Purchaser to pay for papom. JAM -i TUPPER. __Aprll4 _ tal Master In Equity. under decree ik kuuTtyI .Scbrtnti c?. AfiBcr. Will bo sold under Ibo dlrccUou of Ibo undersigned, at the old Custom House In Ibis city, 1 H Is DAY, the 4th of April, 1W7. at 11 o'clock A. M.. All that J.or Uh LAND, situata on Uio north side of Queen street. In Uio City of Charleston, distinguished by ! tho number 64, measuring in noni ou said strcol. ami running from cant to west, 3J feet 0 Inches, and In depth from sou h to north 130 feet. Hulling and bounding lu Uio eastward on laud lato of Abrahum Rodriuues, to the westward on land Uto of Edward flordon, to Ibc north ward on the burial uround of Hi. Philip's Churo r, rind lo Ibo southward on Queen street aforesaid. Terms.?Ou-tlUnl cash; bslanco In ono and two w, scoured by bond of tho purchaser and mortiogo of the premise?, with interest payablo annually. Furclnipcr to pay for papers. JAM EH TUPPEU. April 4 Dilti Master In Equity. i v di : ii decree iv KflUITY. Horton es. Smith rt a1. Will bo sold, under Iho direction of Iho undersigned, I the nld Custom IIuuso, on THURSDAY, tbo VStu dny ni April, 1807. at 11 o'clock A.M.. All Hint TRACT OF LAND, situalo on Iho north side of tbo publlo road lending from Charleston lo Ashley River Kerry, In tie Parish of St. Andrew, containing 7.V; scroa,snd also a small Tract of Land on the northern boun dary of Uio sbovo Tract, and incorporated with II as one Tract, bounding north and east on lands noworlstenf ?? Howard, nonth on Dorchester Hood, west an Iambi now or lato of-Rockman, and northwest on land now or hvo of . O'Neill. Terms?Oin -third rash; bslanco III two equal succes sivo annual Instalments, secured by hnnd or tho pur chaser and mortgage of tho promises, with Interest from day ol aaV, payablo aunuaUy. Purchasers to par for papers. JAMES TUPPER, AprlU_th4 _Monter In Equity. UMI1CR decree iIV euuity. Mouton ?. f\inniwihnm. Will l e sold under the dlrectlm of tho undersigned, at tho Old Custom House, on TUESDAY, tho 23d of April, 1807, at 11 A. M.. ALL THAT LOT OF LAND, wit! Jio Duildlocs Uiero Oli, situato on tho north sldn of "tusain street In this city, mea' urne : In front on sold street thlrt -Ilvo (M) f? t moro or less, and In depth two huudred (200) fcot, moro or less, nonndlng south on Ucaufaln street, west on lands of Win. Cross and Itcbccca K?lker, north on laids ol Bolomon Kloses aud J. It. Polnsctl, aud cast on hind Andrew Cunningham. Terms?Une-tlilid cosh; hi banco In Uireo equal suo ccssito annual Instalments, secured by bonds and mortgago of tho promises, with Interest from day of sale, payable scini-annually. Tho building to be insured and policy assigned. Purchaser to pay for papers. JAMES TUl'PER, _AprU4_U?3wl_ Master in Equity. under decree IN equity. : Zhinfcin, TYiiBtcc. vu. Margrave. Will bo sold, undor tho direction of the undorain..?d, at tho old Custom House, on THURSDAY, Uio 25th day of April, 1807, at II . M., ALL TUAT LOT OF LAND, sltnato on Uio west irido . f President street, (Upper wards,) In this cltv, designated by tho No. 105, lu a plot drawn by R. . Parso, nnrvoy or, dated l'Jth April, 1852, rccordorl in tho onice of Hr.,la ter of Mense Conveyance* for Charleston District, from a survey mado oy R. Q Pinehnry, Mircb, 1842, measuring hi front ou Pr. aident street, forty (40) .eel, tho same on tbo bauk duo, aud In depth from oast to west ono hun dred and twenty (120) fect, maro or less. Douudlug east on Proalduut street, north on Cannon Court, west on Lot No. GO, and noutli on Lot .No. 104. tu tho aboro described pUt ??One-th'rd cosh; balance In thrco equal sue censivo annual Instalments, socurnd by boud of tho pur chaser and mortgage of Uio premises, with intent rom day of salo, payablo annually ; buildings to bo Insured and policy assigned. Purchaser to pay for papers. JAMES , April 4 th? Master lu Equity. under decree in equity, MoKenna vs. Duanc. Will be sold, under the direction of Uio undersigned, st the old disteni House, on TUESDAY, the 10th day of April, 1807, at II A. , All that LOT OF LAND, wlUi tbo bnildlngi thereon, situato on Uio south sido of T: add street In Ulla city, measuring In front on said street, 23 feet 5 Inches, and In depth 08 foot ? inches, moro or less, bounding north on Traild street, oast on lands of Alouro J. White, souUi on lands of-, and w st on lands of ?, and known by Uio No. 11 on said street. Terms?Oue-fourt - cash ; baUnroin three I qual ins ai monta, scoured by bond of purchaser and morUtago of premises, with interest from day ol sale, payable an nually. DuildlngB to lie insured sud policy assigned. Purchaser to pay for papers. JAMES TUPPER. March 28 th3tul Master lu Equity. under decree in ?U it y. Mittel' vs. itikeU. Will bo sold, undoi tho dirccUon of the undersigned, at tho old Custom House, on TUESDAY, the ldth day of April, 1867, at 11 o'clock, A. M., ALL THAT PLANTATION, situated on Edlsto Island, called "Vinegar UllL" and containing clghty-firc (85) aerea, situato on tbo public rood, opposite tho Episcopal Church. Terms?One-third cash ; baiane e in one and two years, secured by bond and mortgago of the premises, with In terest, psyablo annually. Purchaser to pay for papers. JAMES TUPPER, March 28_thStul_Master in Equity. under decree in equity. Glen vs. Branch. WU1 bo sold, under thodirocUon of the underulgucd, at the old Custom House on TUESDAY, Uio 16th day of April, 1807, at 11 o'clock A; M., ALL THAT LOI OF LAND, situate on tho north aide of Broad Street in this city, known by tho No. 54, and measuring In front on 11 mad street 22 feot 0 luches, mor or less (Including one-half of an all' y adjoining the same, which alloy U subject to tho free uso o? Uio pro prietor of this, and In common with Uio proprietor of tho adjoining loi,) and lu depth from north lo south 218J? feet mors Cr ?c??. Ssjuiioing east on Unda of ?-? Ram say, west on land now or Uto of Dr. Henry Frost, south on Broad street and north on land ot estate of Mrs. Margaret Cochrau. Terms.?One-fourth cash ; balance In ono, two and ! three years, secured by bond of tbo purchaser and mort gage of tho premises, with interest from day of sols, pay ablo acmi-annually. The buildings to be insured .and policy n-ilgned. Purchaser to pay for papers. Ja MES TUPFER, March 23_tu3tul_Master In Equity. under decree in equity. Gibbo and E?iott -s. Trescot. Will be sold under tho dlrccUou ot Ih- undersigned, at . the old Custom Honse, In thU city, on THURSDAY, the 11th day of AprU, 1867, at 11 A. M? ALL THAT TRACT OF LAND, known as the Templo plantation, si coated between tbo Aahepoo and Combahca Riven, in fit. Bartholomew's Parish, Coueton District, and coo raining, according to a. urrey made by Joseph Pur cell, and a Title Deed from Uio Master In Equity to Uio Trustees of Barnard Elliott, -.620 acres, exclusive of 322 acrea of Pine Land, not therein conveyed, west of Uio . wand Aahepoo public roads. The said Templo Plantation now to be sold, containing 2,100 acrea, moro or loss, and bounding north and east on lands formerly of John end Edmund Bellinger and .-Rhalt, south on lands of Thomas Ell ott and- Chlsolm, and west on Chehaw and Aahepoo publlo roods.. Tcnr.ii?Ono third cash; balanco In ono and two years', with Interest from day of sale, payable annually, secured by bond of the purchaser fnd mortgage ol tho premises. Purchaser to pay for papen. /AMES TUPPER, March 21 tli4 Mauler In Equi t y. RAILROADS. I CIIERAW AND DARUNOTOV ha 117?ioa i). SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE, Chbraot, March 12, 1807. ON AND AFTER THURSDAY NEXT, THE 1?TH lest, the PASSEN OER TRAIN ? on thin Road will I run as follows: " Davo L'licraw,.,.'.. 0.00 A.M. Arrive Florence.:... 9.00 A. M. Leavo Florence.t.; B.OU F. M. Arrivo cheraw.-....11.45 P. M. ' Paese ig era /resa Charleston will leave by the 1 P. M. I Train, lo socoro a direct connooUon with the transit on this Rood. 8.8. SOLOMONS. March 13 Superintendent. northeastern railroad company. SUPE RINTENDENT'8 OFFICE, 1 C?TiiM iwro?. . O., March 19, 1807. J ON AND AFTER THURSDAY NEXT, THE 14TH INSTANT, the THROUGH EXPRESS TRAIN on I this Bead wiU Leave Florence at 9.60 A. ., and arrivo at Charleston at 8.80 P. M. All other trains romain un changed. &? 8. SOLOMONS, March 13 . Superintendant. 8APDLES. HARNE88, ETC. F. F. CHAPEAU, | ( J. * T. ?. ILEFKnON, SUPERINTENDENTS, ) ,vj iiunjTjLOTunxs or SADDLES, HARNESS, F?flR? APS, BELTS, ETC., amo mronxru of ENGLISH SADDLERY, AT McK.ENSIE'8 OLD STAND, , , Corner Church and Ohalmen atreeia, Jjnnary 20 ituQiSmoa PIONEER YEAST POV/DER ' USE TEDS, LADIEH, AND NO OTHER, With your PASTRY bavo no botner; . . At every grocer, you can get it. Try a box and ne'er rogret It. This YEAST POWDER U us?4 by aU flrat-claea Hotela tad RestouronU throagb the country, and is finding lie way in to .very hocsobold where good Yeast Powder is appreciated. Hample? free. Every box warranted to give satisfaction or money refunded. ManuActurod by TAYLOR * YOUNG, No, 134Front aireet. New York. For sals by GRUliEB fc MARTIN, No, 5SA Kins ?treA U EN II Y BXSOUOEF k O?? : No. IV. East Bay, V). ?. oonwiM * CO Ho. 9 ' l'i :?: > . ?iiDary24 D&-CV1E h MOIS , Dragg! M k ISI MKBiINO b l'ili.E"! 3 BUB? Ctme tOn TUE 1 SD? Up PACKAGES CC lCOff pi?CS. ' ., t^NNM ;,? Jfo???leby. , , HJJULJL E , March 18 . a Ko, ?? BROAD STREET, _ _ I ggf AUCTION SALE8 Shoulder?. Ifanix. l?nt.'er. ere. ?te. UV liAVHEV .V i.r \ ) ,1 . TlltS D.VY, 4lli hint., will bo ?old before our itort, No. En*! Bay. at IO o'clock, 4 IUI UH. SII(JUI.1)EI'.S 0 libila, llama 10 tuba Bui ter 11 k->?ia Butter fi b?rrela P?r Ileada , boxea Shoulders and Strips. Condition cash. April 4 IIa nU Sit Uder?. Sir in?. io. JEKFOIIDS d* CO. ITI M sell TUIS i AY. In front of their store, Mo. 27 Ven due Uango, at 10 o'clock, 3 hh<R HAMS 7 tea. llsggod Dama 10 boxes llama 20 kegs H?lter 10 tubs nutter 4 bhils. Imo Shoulder? 3 h lidie CIcsr Sidos IS Ics. Sbouldorn 10 tee. Lard 20 bbls. Strips _ 8 boxes Smoked Heillos._Aprila UN ORR DECREE IN EQUITY. 7'Ac Home Loan and Building Association vs. tfuOcou THIS DAY. the 4th April. ino/, at 11 o'clock. Will bo sold ut tho old Custom House, under tbo direction of the undi-nugucd. All that . UP LAND with Ilio one story lilt ICR HC li.m:.(i thereon, nitriste on th.- north sido of Market str>-et, between M.-ctliiimu.l Church Firrels, sud designa ted on a pint made by Hoborl K. Payue, lu May. 1850, for tbo City Land Company, by tbo No. OS, measuring on Market street ?2 loot, and in dnptb 73 feet, bounding South on Market slroet. East on Lot No. GC, North on Lot No. 30, <nd West ou I Alt No. 04. Terms?Ou-Mldrd cash; bilnuco In two cquil succ?s - ilve annual Instalments, with Interest payable annually from the d.iyof sale; i*cuurcd by the bond of the pur chaser, and mortgage of Iho premises. The bullillng to bo liiHUrcil, and the i>oilcy assigned, Purclniscr to pay for papers. J. W. QUAY, April 4_wa3Uil Master In Kiinity. D.VOBB DEuIlKR IN EQUITY. ChtCfthotrnMnh r.s. Kiecutors of I'alton, THIS DAY, the 4th or April, 1807. at 11 o'clock, will be sold st Ihn Uhi Custom House, uudcr the direction of tbo underpinned, All Hint LOT No. Si, with largo dwelling and exlenslvo out-Rill ldlngs thereon, situated on Ilio North writ corn er of Lnurenn and Mtd.lln streets, measuring In front ou l.aurcna street 04 feet G Inches, and 01 feet wide on Mid dle street, be the sslil dlmcnstona moro or lesa. auto, Tho HOUSE and LOT No. 10, on tho East side ot Middle street, measuring in front cu Middle street 71 rcot, and In depth 70 feet, more or less. The DweUiog bas six attnlglil looms, wilh double lazza. On the Lot aro likewise a large kitchen and eto>io. also, Tho vacant LOT No. 16 II rrcerord street. also, Tbo ? scant LOT No. U Hunel street. also, The vacant LOT No. 1G4. East sido of Esst Bay, corner of Prltchard street. also, LOTS near Magnolia. Terma?Oce-tuurth cash ; balance In one, two and three years, so ured b\ bond of Iba purchaser and mort crogo of tho prcnilecH and Insurance of tbo buildings. Tuo po'ldos to bo assigned. Purchaser to pay for papero. A more particular description lo be given In a futuro advertisement. J. W. O RAY, April 4_ _y3^^_Master In Equity. 1 1)1X1 DECREE! IN EQUITY. The Churltston Savings Institution vs. Martin, ci al. 1 ititi DAY, the 4th AprU, 1807. at 11 o'clock, wfil bo aotd, at tbo old Custom House, under tho direction ot Iho mi l en I,rneil, Al?that LOT OF LAND, with tbo bulldines theroon, Rituale on the south aide of Van-lcrhorst street, city ol Charleston, measuring 60 feet on the front and baok Unes, and 184 .'cot tu depth an Iho caat lino, and 183 feet on the-.vest Iii <?; bounding north on said street; south on land for merli of Iho City Council of Charleston, and now of-; cast on lot uow or late of Wm. Uazxard, aud to tho west nn land formerly of tho City council. Tornis?Oi.c-thlrd cash: balance in one, two snd three years, secured by bond of tiiu purchaser and mortgage of tho promises; biiUdlngs to be lusured and kept In sured, and tbo policy assigned. Purchaser to pay for papers. J. W. ( ., , April 4 wSthl Master In Equity. UNDER DKCKEE IN EQUITY. Executors of Wir.. Patton vs. Oampsen, Adminis tr liar, et al. On TUESDAY, tho Oth April next, at II o'clock, will bo sold at the old Custom House, under iho direction cf the undersigned. ALL tua LOT OF LAND, being a Water Lot, attuate at the a luthwest corner of Concord and nasci streets. In tbo city of Charleston, measuring In front on oncord street 40 feel, on tho bsck Un > :i9 feet, snd In depth on Hasel street CO feet ? luches. Bo un..log east on Concord street; south on Lockwood A Johnson; west on Wm. Pal ton, and north on Hasel street. Terms?One-third cash; bataneo in one, two and throe yearn, soenred by tho bond of tho purchaser, aud mort gage of tho promisee. Tbo buildings to bo Insured and kept lune roi, and tuo policy ai signed. Purchaser to pay forpipori. J. W. OKAY, March 23 th2lul Master In Equity. CLOTHING. A. S. HULL, Ag't., MERCHANT TAILOR, HAS BEM O VED TO NO. 70 BROAD STREET. BETWEEN MEETING AND CHUBCH-STA. where can bo fonnd a choice assortment ol CLOIUB, CASS1MERES and VEaTlNGS of every Variety, for gontlcmen's wear, which bu la prepared to make to order at tho lowest cash prices. M. JNO. T. FLYNN (lunnorly or C. D. Carr A Co.), will givo bis attention to the Tailoring Department and to NAVY and ARMY UNIFORMS. ALSO, A FULL ASSORTMENT OF FUBNISBTNG GOODS. January 17 3m oa fashionable SUMMER clothing NOW BEADY, AT FBOM $18 TO 126 PEB BUTT, att. complete, and MADE AT HOME oxclualvei; by SOUTHERN HANDS IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON, I 8. O. The unaorsignod bega leave to Inform bla friends that he Is receiving about 800 sulle, made from English material, and Importod direct by HENRY TRENCHARD, Eaq, Importer of BriUah WooUeng, No. 19 Ex changa street. An early call Is requested by WM. MATIIIESSEN, Agent, ? No. 210 King street, between Markot and Princesa, starch 7 imo c?rh?rt, whitford & co., MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE . DEALERS FD?E, MEDIUM, AND COARSE CLOTHING, AMERICAN EXPRESS BUILDING, NOS. 66, 67,6? and 01, Hudson street, near Du.-ii.e, New York. T. F. CA RH ART. . t W. H. WHITFORD. J. n. VAN WAGEN EN. December 10 fimo_A. T. H AMILTON. .1 A m KS McCORMICK, MERCHANT TATLOJ-t, WHOLESALE A E A . SEAXXa DI CL0T?S. CASSIMERES A\D VES??NG?, GBKT8' I i U.MNIIINU cth?B3, No. 35 BROAD STREE?1 January 93 fimos CH ARLESTON, 6, C. 75 FRIPP cotton seed. ; BDBHEL3 OF COTTON SEED?Pn?DUOED OVEB 200 pounda of clean long ? tapio cotton per acre. l'or salo low at J. 0. II. GLAU&JEN, March 23 fmw No. 10 Market street LEA & PERBINS' CELEBRATED \vok??iiire nm PRONOUNCED ': E ITH ACT BY . Kit' of a letter from a ooraoiiwETTna ii ,^ ^^ 1^* to be Tta OKLT >fteW > Brother ai '" /Hft.*:] W H OES EB, May, Good Sa?co ^^ .1?51: ^^?t-i "Toll .LEA aV.PEB a?TD aWTJCABLS "Vt-??i: IbINB that their SAULE Il J. ' ' '? " la highly esteemed Ul?h jg?^l?ls.andla.mroyoplri'?n, _ ~ , .-:- - Cio most palatable, ss EVERY VARIETY. WtHtTiUell u ? laoti *t?>i> - ?2rSr3.4)cmo SAUCE thM is OF DI8n. ? **sr&^mMa?." Tho success of this most delicious and unrivalled con diment havlng caused many unprincipled dosiere to -apply the name to Spurious tATSspotnuB, tho PtTBLlo ia TuptclfuUy and ran.e?: y requested to too that tao name of Lea k PEXoarrre ara upon the WRAPPER, LABEL, E and BOTTLE. Manufactured by LEA PBBBIIIf), Woie?itsi. 1 JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS, ! 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