The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, May 01, 1867, Image 2

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THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS, G. B. CATHCABT. EDITOR CATHCART, MCMILLAN & MORTON? PROPRIETORS. tf*^;j No. 18 MAYNE STREET. CITY PRINTERS. - ~ TERMS^CAgH.^ ^ s?'s&atxBTioB D AIL .?-TW&Y^ MOUTHS. U. J....... .$10.00 DAILY-SIX MONTES. ?AILY-THREEMONTHS...,. i*-50 ?INOLE COMBS?.5 ennis ' To NEWS DEALERS.3 cent? NEWS SUMMARY. ?Cotton closed-in New York at tho decline of 29?a 30c. for Middling Uplands. . Gold waa quoted at 35J. fi ! ' - Tho Liverpool inarket closed easier at a decline. Middling Uplands 114d. . . A-hawk has beenkilled in Amherst County, Ya., measuring four feet from tip to tip. They had an .earthquake, laat week, out in Illi? nois, Iowa, Kansas, and further West. ? * There .vas a sharp frost, last week, in Columbus, Ohio. . , i .-The new Department of Education, under the direction, of .Professor BENET BARNARD, is now j fully organized and at work. ,, A cow belonging to Mr. JAMES HARRIS, who re : sides on Water street,'Alexandria, gave birth, some ?days ago, to three calves. : The Emperor of Brazil has put a tomb st over tho remains Of a poet who died of starva .inhisdomfcuous: , ? Florida produces lemons that weigh ove pound, and ?re twelvo inches in circumference. . Thoy are obtained by a cross between the common lemon and:? sour orango'. Vj*j?:V ' 1,<Th?'C6rm??ticut fanners are turning their at? tention this spring- to the' cultivation of sorghum .in place oi tobacco, tho latter .being very slow of | * sala. """ : Among the ? items . in the general Appropriation' I ? Bill, passed by. tho ..PenriBylvM?? . legislature wore ] tSm^tSi ?rayera for the Senate,? and ?300 "for | prayers foVthe House." ' - -Tho'viceroy of China, it is reported, is dilhgent- j ' -ly engaged in' the study of the' Bible, and has is-1 3?ceTU^^ormBofidola^. I In ajease: Stied 3aat week at Madison; Indiana/ -.fk wojnanj ohargod.mth.-- the:larceny .pf another wa jnan'a clothes, was discharged on The ground thai the mdi?tnient;ahonld nave alleged the property -. belonging to the woman's husband. i i The British and -Foreign Bible Society has at last lecoived r^nhiaflionto- sell tho Biblo in Po? land, A depot'f or th'r saie^iaf Scriptures has been ?pened vm ^arsawA ?n the first day 1016 copies were sold, and during the first week the purchases amounted to S?72,. -.?-v >" - '-'-f"'' j. ?ThflTBJchmond iKspa?c?? informs us that General J3caop?rEij> also has been bedeputationed to issue 'soine'eoA..^ Headqu?rtere Military District No. 2, appear to be -jone^-'ihe most ;popuk\r j p^hcations.'. th a t have la*elM?afl|^^^m-t^prep5. ?bJyi?i; Th?'Montgomery Advertiser of the 28th has an editorial hinting strongly that the people of ixh?fc - section would ' not be much ' displeased if general POPE should see proper to enact the same Btay .-law in Alabama which General SICKT.F.S pro Tnuigated in his Order No. 10. A Bul incorporating the Pneumatic Dispatch aOompanyis now, before the. Massachusetts Legis? lature. The company proposas to construct first a tube from Boston to Koxbuxy. The plan.con-: .iemphd?s" a 'railroad track enclosed in a tube, on j winch' car^ will btv placed, -. ', -; ,7 A magnificent Jtusftiau ohapel waa recently ereii isd in tho outstirta of Geneva.- Its golden cupolas ?nay be-seen at a "distance of twenty miles.. .The ^(h'caiden..ceremonies were very imposing. All .?he Protestant pastors in th? city-'wer?' present 3?ie Papal Church was without E. representative. l._A:tornadd passed-over th'e'noirihernpssi ?of 'Saw Jersey on Mondaj- afternoon. ; Its track was half a jnile vrid? --j?was-chiefly desfectiye oi^e^on, Sussex County, where harris 'ind outhouses Were iorn from their foundations and much property de Bttojbdi^"'; ""*-, .. - : , . A .j . .The statement hos .gone .toe rounds of the jsapers lhat:rnTrmg'tiie last"ihree ' months, five j^'gymanin-fall i Angfaoag Orders,' fcel?nging 'to tlid ultlfcHigh Church School, have given up'their enrames, and havelieen rect^ved"into the"Burnish Church. * * ' I The^rer^eiis.has.not.yet heeomes^uainted ?with the object, ofJ^tWetyisit t? this country of the Japanesew Imperial - OpmnTgsjonera. Although they w^ao^amye^in Washington, it is not ex - T^ted thejr" will be pres??ted- io tho President nntilearJyhVst week, ^'on':th'e'Secretary of State ?BjMireAtapIfromiAnr^ ?'. \."V'' The.eit^pf ;Newburyport. has" -a. sett-propelling i^lifc'nxec'erigr?nei called - the . "Eon* ^hich;the JTeroM'.of that city Says'.is inov?d about the streets, x?pTbl??Bna'?o?^ through snciw.or:nind>''!^'e^Qy ttf?ffoe*ib6nm^ ItheTBostnn Tlre-~?epar?ni??t have aeon ithe engine; travel/ind xnnnwtBeeTg?jde??d^snccesa> -j ?-?.~ --Thfefloodain ^ highest in the last , eighteen years. " Passengers and freight have been ,?lnr>infir1' fnrnovi^al /darn, ? :<^tf,rm -and- Council ^Bluffs are'full,'a?d'lhe':ha^ ?e'it even in Cldcago-: The-" Gieftt' Northwestern r announcing to. ? new European Jto?ereigri^.'l^ "SSLli t? IteussrQreiz, having ijtt^tthe?- nio; majority, 'haa-' StaandeS ^e throng of .thatf??uni?^ >vh?ca. since'; 3859 has 1>?ei>??vexned: by his moiher,-thoBri?cess a0asolpr^;as^geiit.; ^ntjtfext^lvTiiliie .??xr?oty evey Which Brinco. HBSSV SXli ls now ruler is isevensquarenvileB. .;';.'_-. .' ''Ht"r'^'^-Z---'S^U fThe' dl?B bf "the English Parliament clock 'Me ?wenty-twafeetin> diameter',1 and tho,largest in the .World? J-Etery haif-minute the point of tho minute xiand-moyes nel^ seven inches. Tho clock win - go eight and a half p^ys. and strikes for only seven and a half, so as to indicate "by its silence a?.y neglect in winding up. Tho mere writing' of tho. striking parts takes two hours,- Tte pendulum is fifteen feet:'kmg fjhe' wheels aio.of :?sost iron ; the hour beti ' is eight fee|tf^-|^.iiiM:feei:in diame ier,weighingiekai^n^^ cS ih&h^at?Siero?oee& t>o^rha^r-' ThejeiatS^of^;^Tiuy'-'^'tiS';la^'-g?^-^ro^ .<wh? hafl'it^l-Vaorl':''**:' ?m.ase, of. s? venteen ), is cited os jUnstrativo of the-liaid&hiprottho law of ?BntaiL The father of the Tafe Earl, fearing that 3ii>amWno**aBlity7& cat of ihe errta?Kar the sake of the nuraeteuB family of ida^iflPQilSM!-*!??. A^-M^.x?^?^a?&\ %t* giy?nise<?Bent to .?h? step- ?????QB S.,??~ ?iher, wi?^ma^iuflo?ost^ without; and"a brother,- wrth a niagnincont "e^ta?o, ~haa LARGEST CIRCULATION.-The DAILY NEWS publishes the Oficial Inst of Let? ters remaining in the Fostofice jot the end of each ^tpeek, agreeably to' the following section, cf the-New Fostofice -baw, as the newspaper having the largest circulation in the'??fitjfgf Oha^estoni^ ? $f SIOBOS<. And bolt further enacted. Toa* U?ta of let? ters remaining uncalled for m ?ny Poatofflotfin any city, town or village where a newspaper shall be printed, ?ball hereafter bo publirhed once only m the newspaper which, being published weekly or oftener, shall have the largest circghiUon within range. oi^deJU^ri^ttortt?!*^-: SST AU communications intended for publication in tliis journal must be addressed to Ute Editor of the Daily News, No. lSMaynestreet, Charleston, &. C. Sufiness ?onimimwatlons to jPvbti^her, of Daiiy NeaHC '-" ' > - ~-~'J," "V ; :y- v" '? ' "We cannot tmdertofce, to ret^rejectegc^munica tions. ... "V; " ..? Advertisements outside of?ie-c?y.ih?st oe.acoornpa nicd with the cash. CHARLESTON. WEDNESDAY MOBNING; MAY 1, 1867. ?FAY up. Wo are sending out at present, ,a great num? ber of bills for subscription and advertising, and most earnestly request ' that all those who may receive them, will have the kindness to make prompt remittances. . A great many of I these accounts have boen standing for a year [ and mMs?Knd it is absolutely necessary now thatjjMpST should be paid. ... ?J REGISTRATION. We publish this morning a letter from Hon. A. C. OAKLINGTON, of Newberry,, which we commend to general. attention. General OAK? LINGTON has ' been ' for many years ono pf the most distinguished members of th? Legislature, and was, during ' the latter years of the war, Adjutant-General of the State. He has always j belonged io the estreme States Kights wing.of,I the DemoCx-?tic p?rty, und. his personal charac ter, as well as his position', give : great - weight [ to convictions so earnestly and' SD clo?rly ex? pressed. ' . '.-.:" :r "' ' .; '' . " . . This, letter, together with .the almost, unani? mous-expression pf opinion by tho local press of the -'State,' indicate very plainly that the people-pf the State intend to execute the pro? visions- of the. Keconstr uctloh-IA'c ty and 'Soi. what .hes in-their power'io" p?? a?re?d t?.: alt''farther political agitation. .Wei.think that those .who feel an interest in file action, and who are: en? titled to influence public opinion1 can now safe? ly-turu their attention from^th? discussion pf I this policy,.,to the practical means carryingitr mto effecU. , ? c cc -, . "vi ' lt cannot be very long.before the necessary] orders ' for the ' r?gulation of, the registmti on j are issued, and thc two points to which wc j hope public-attention will now be speedily'di? rected will be, ?."A'full and clear;explanations of the characte'i7bf ?i?. dis^i?ity imposed by j the Constitutional Amendment, so that every citizen of the State will be made to understand whether he is " disfranchised, and, if not, that, his duty requires the conscientious exercise of ?his right of stiffrage, which", mor?' th?h ever, ia*, t?-d?y'a. triist in" his hands for the protection of the State.' ',. :" . - : .:...2. A systematic ' method,- in every district' of" the State; T>y Vntch the obligation' 'to'register, shall.JSp brought home to every voter in the" Sto'teV. ..... ; ... :.; -S ?..,;. If we really think that the interest of the State requires her citizens to register and Tote, then all available means should be used to 'se? cure the registration of every ' .voter'^wito'1 is "entitled under thejB?t"'to the privilege pi J?irf-^J fragt "'.. ; '" . . - . ,-"-- . We know that in the present temper of our people-" ?*td - the pressure upon them of the every' day business bf life, .there is little time knd.leas spirit for the discharge of public du .ties. But never was there o time when-the in? terest of the State and, indeed, the merely self? ish ; interest .of; ?very '?* man of- properly 'and character in; the' State, demanded so impera? tively all necessary" sacrifice: of time .and-com? fort to the discharge - of a momentous') public duty.. : ? ?- 7 - ""'.-- "'"' '?"' ??-- .'"''. '" It is "generally understood that,,before long, thc Attorney-General of the United. S totes will publish an official opinion as to the extent and character bf the; disabling olaupes ; of. the . Ee construction AcL -When that is known w? will return-to the subject,'-but, in the meantime,' wc hope that, throughout the. ^tate, the pro? per steps will be taken to organize the neces? sary means by. wnich a full and honest . regis? tration of-all the voters of the State win-"!*! secured.' . . . .. . ' . "'... " , ttrxBaSiBiJRa. _ t , ^ - - The Luxemburg question has assumed a; somewhat different phase, since we last passed il under review.- ?The- " co-signi1^etr,'^bf.ti?e tit^l-^?^,yMehr^ir?" the ?rMd^uchy its present status, have made; a prppp?itio?, to Prussia and to France, which, it-ia understood; is to be reeeiyed as a t?ae?ff?f'^tTement:' 'The Conference; yriVr. td?ojelfymeoir?? por$m aaid b?tiX?/ini^^ij Atlantic Cable, have sigrd?ed-lihmr ?cquies-. cenoe in such, a Convention:- ! of''course, impossible to sayC^be&rehand, what the result of 'tots!Conf?rence may be; but it is generally admitted, tXa^ Luiemtfurg'?s-'-t? be pr'onpnneed neutral ground, /that the fortress, ?he "bi the strongest in Enrage, is to bedi3mantled,-:;and tbat the -Grand ?uehy is to remaba independent and neutral. Such ? GortvehtibBF*tjroiild be an excellent ??tr???icbri, for the poutical' soresjirf ?i|jp?rb?N^ with the . Barnet equanimity 'by-.rJSrrjBsisv1 -The fortress of Luxemborg has been Ibig garrison? ed by "Prussia, :a^^^'ii^J^?^it^i?^i^l^ her sbldi?ry. Xo^e^uato^ii atUte tfbUttokM P?wers, will.be ajoures *fecortsidfcr?? ble humiliation to a-milft?^-{ie^Ie;'^8a'^Sr1&' re?eni; ^ct?ry,^^^ Uil'^i&'^?* degree of "hoiairi'g every inch of (Servian it^rja^ to^t ^Mowver,;thi?flo?nef^^ of Luxem biirg.:haa-T?Fy4e&Wl*een^? as a bul. warkifo ^rm?hy i?gain?i'ir?ranc?? 'T?sJJ?ro?^si edjQe?lrality cannotmeetthe exigencies -of-the c?se. I An'-a?^'d'n?n?Ta?t^m^^^ ^r^^^j?^''?^^^^^.]^^^^J^? ^nS ?? Xuxembqj?g, tba appanuge. of ii .tiiisd rate.Taan?rcoyi ?itu?ted.'--between two-powerful contending nation^ .'!^'j^ey^^S^??M^^: bank:-; ot the-^Mosellje: ^wlfeerxaa?Vit^tfc?a^'i in^grity?;i'ButSwit?^rian?ii?.^ Luxemburg, and has alway s boasted a v ?r??c?; 't?^^?^^V^ifl^jill^^? $MRt|r?t(!t: |he^ejrri?ry^.^a4w '^jj?StMm ^u^mw^i^SriSfi nip br??lfc* tijjrf ij&SljM Lt?embu^?^s?tn^e^ ?tress removed, w?j^hold,;? ontj.^Bia. inducement. to tho ?iench^?^y.^i^? t?^ ?OT^s the frontier i It ma^.bA;aaid^|??fe f ESJlcoiiaS:-Jtk?i tasia?: reaicm^;?*jee*.'to^?in| the fro5fle^agL Trench, it is knawi4'3?^'tl&?g oeflired to ex ait -only, B3L Greranan Bhine- pW'rfr^ei?0*]^ tj? Whole p| Jg^?^?fS?^M^^?^ Q^rm?biMB^ft?r^^ :?tfc*r^j^.' great European: vsrihe PctwJW^TwpreBented at aHt^h-aga^rt-hOT-asr heFJ?sfgn '??a ' :'?Ta<?u^.:Lax?mWj^ . ibough' we cssnrrot thfelr"that fiuch^'i' B^mt^It??law!1 ' i ' ~ '? : '.. ri--ut UI?S?-?:S??..?-UJ?' : i ?11 ?4ai2VtiJ'i 1 " > ? -? terence Austria will at once join France. This is the theory of French journals. But here, as usual, there is reason to suspect that tho wish is father to thct thought. But granting that such an alliances in reserve, .there is equal authority for stet ing that if Jl?jch-an ;?rrango ment g'o'jnto op?ration-Russist?Will bo-found-by the sidefbf Germany. fe ?jj Wo have boen reading tho French i>apors carefully of late, and" they aire unanimous in their opinion of tho German people ; evidently MBs&ggUjBgPjgrjMB^ ; tax usu?Tgallophobia in eycry. "part_ of Germany. NAPOLEON tcbu?ted much orr-the- disaffection he expected to find in the'Southern States of Ger? many, whioh had all been punished last year by Prussia. But there is not a sign of it ap? parent. I? .Munich asin Berlin, in Stuttgart, Darmstadt find Dresden, as in Breslau, Halle, or Cob^?^a-^ther? is but.one voice in all Ger? many on'?this .question: : Luxemburg belongs to Germany?.and miist not be surrendered. Prussia is .in 4he hands of ablo statesmen and thorough soldiers,-men who feel t heir strength, and likewise know-how to lake advantage of circumstances. Prussia ia .prepared for war, France, it isvgenerally understood, is not. Ad? mitting even that the French people are thoroughly-alive to the f?ct that they have lost pres?go,. and. must fight to ragain it, there is in this no such dependence as has Count BIS? MARCK, when he calls upon the patriotism of the whole German nation, to keep the foreign invader fjrbmfher sacred soil, to defend;one of her outlying ^smaller^'States;" threatened by a powerfuTjand covetous neighb.)}. We will .ven? ture no further speculations at this time, as a few days may bring us the issue of the confer? ence. WANTS. ALAD ? OF EXPEUIE.\CE IN TEACH' ING, desires a situation either in a Behool or fun ny. References given il" required. Address "li. X. A.* Bcnnettsville, a C.. , ...,wjtt8?. May 1 TWO RESPKCTABLK WI1ITK (ilHLS "WANT A SITUATION-one to cook and wash, and tue other to do house work, mind grown children and do piala sewing. Has no objection to travel or go into the country. (Jan be well recommended. Can be seen atNo. 23 BEAUFAIH3TBKST? . "1?"T Mayl A ^CTN^O^CiboiPS^L-WAN^ED SEX i\ ci tS^?oM'Bp^it?^iJV^^?'B%crti\ COOPERS to whom steady employment and good wages will be given. Address "W. A. KENNON, No. SIC KIcg Street, Charleston, 8. C. Wilmington Journal copy oue week and send bill and oopy or paper._mwB3?_Apenas? IBIJtSICHJA'riQN.-fi-AIMTKlKS WHOSE TOantatlotos are located ia healthy m tuitions can ob taiu any r^Oglsito numbirnot^Gerinin Or JWish Laborei-B, No. 433 King street, corser Hudson street, March 6 wfm2mo Opposite Citadel Square. C?OODJ.EHJLKTEH. WASTED AT THE -J\_ 'MARION STAR 'OFFICE, loa' single man "of so? ber. Industri?os habits, a permanent situation and good, .wag ea wiQ bi ferrers i Humait be ospsble of taking, charge ot the mechanical department of tile office. Ap- ' plyatonce, ??ithxereirruM, to- ? ? ? r-?'.?.i -?*->.^ . . . w. J. McKEBALL, Editor "Siar," ' April 29,._3 , . f_Marion, S. O. ' HjtffasTrBD', "J?S ELDERLY WOMAN" AS . Vr Cook.for quite a small family... Onp who is 'Will? ingtoTSXa??heraell generally userai, i? civil and Vgree able ia manners, can apply at rio. SO Calhoun street. ^Aprim,,, ... r foliVs ........ . :< ' WISHES SOMETHIIVO TO DO. A LADY . TV that can cut. anOTinoio mea'and boys clothes, ladies' and children's dresses, can keep house, and make .herself generally useful, in : tho house, kitchen and garden. Low t?nmf. Good r?l?reaces given if required. Any one writing please state terms. Address .fi-:.- r.;r;?,.."? > :>? 1? !).;-. ?.-alW-TBOrsi, - - ""ApriT7_' Yance's Ferry, 8. C.: MffiDffg ^^?ECENrotaE-BATtTT.ETT SEW-' UDt?Do INO MACHINE, $25.^-Wanted-Agents, WOO per marah , jud alLexpenses paid, to sell tue Genome ?Bar?^Sowb^-Machino.' This Machine win do all thc work that eau be done on any high-priced m^hiTin and is-fully patentad, liconsedand warranted far. -aye ..years. "We ?af tho above wages," br a commission, from which twice that amount caa bc made.- For- Circulars ?nd terms oadraarll,-EAI?:CO.. No: ^34'<3tast?m street, Philadelphia. Pa._SS_ April 10 ! -* :CT:MF?RiI?*ia'i ' WILLIAM AU JX. GUSTES CUBBIE win be thankfully received by Jua brother, SAMUr-L AL CURRIE, at, SC George's, a. c AfSnllG " Imo" A SITUATION: AS ?,EKK: B ? oh active citizen of middle ago, who writes a .good hand and is .quick at figures; ia. capable of taking tcaargtoet a- cet bf - twoks, anti xarr produce "th= ^tgn^ reosaiiiBcndaaoMfT?w??y/-h.r?^?^ L.-aamod erateeannifmaahoTi skjpatfBr^gfjcijja Addre^i' > ? * ' '"' u "WILLINGNESS," TO HEN Ta rpO SENT, ?W? STINE FBOST ROOMS, J. with kitchen rooms, in a desirable location- .Apply ^-No, .?.HASEL STBBgKK'. ^^-iaiftc---, r. Mari; mo BENT, TWK!. ?OOM8 ?jfJBjBj WILSON'S !_L? Grocery, DOrti-rt?i-cfcrner SOCIETY AND ANSON BxBBETa._ I? ... . . . . May 1 ' rpoxuearap,DWBUJK?HUEJSE '.'J MOUNT JL Pleasant;.six, rooms, an? outbuUdlaga, with flue water,-nair the "WhaxC Bli months from Int a?ay ?160 or-monthly. Apply at THIS, OFFICE. ^ 3 Mayl rpo RENT, TWO ROOMS. AJBRHT AT KO. JL Stflhalmersiss^ opposite City ?n^ 1 Mayl - S BHiCK STABLE TO RKST^-A COMMO . DIO US BRICK STABLE? with accornmodatlona for hones and vehicles; can bo hired, if applied' for soon. For particulars apply on . premises, No., 69 CHURCH bTRE^ westside, near todd.1 v . AprflU rf? KENT, A NEW AND. WELL :FIN _1T"" T8HED ' two sind a half story BRICK HOUSE, srt uated ia Trumbo Place,: near the comer pfiBwadjBtd Butlodgerstrecti, cautarntog i square rooms, two large won iinlahed attica, two dresaiag rooms, pantry, cistern, and all the necessary outbuildtogs. Inquire next door, to C C TBUMBO. mw?" ... , Marcha* rpo REST, A StTBtMKE BESIOENGE IN X tho vffiag?-of C<mlsvllle, S. C. ;-!?r.!? - ! ""."' * " R M. HAHrtfTAT.T. k BRO., - .April 30 2 Real Estate Agent?, No. 33 Broad street. rpo RENT, A NEAT RSSDJESCE, OF JL fem:'square roorns, -two attics, dresafag-rooni and pantry; gas throughout. Premises in'psxfectarder, and situated in a desirablo. portion of the city, "twin kitchen and yard room Apply at Tra OFFICE. rpo HE.VT, HjViF OF TBE HOUSE NO. 93 X KINO STREET, with, use of a fine chitern. .For tottCTparUcnlarsi-a^ycalbeprerDi Aprh 17 . _ ."-.J,PARUOFHOt;8ENO? ?8 ??!*<.? X NEY street The Rooms are in thorough repair, rhero ls s good cistern on the lot., Apjoly on the-prerni les. - . Apnl 22 JW^BENT^TBA^jDES'"* ?'"T-gi STORE he store. Posvesslnarivmoa^Smwt^Iga^^to ? good and responsible party the rent will be moderato. Pox farffiero ?pAb?un?; app?jt" fe; J.VJgPS?IN?S, corner Sing and Wentworth streets, under Masonic Han. April 10 ^articTihirs, address E. F., Dally News Office. February 20 FOR SALE. HOWS AND CALVES FOR;8ALE.?*A-LOT Kj ot MULCH COWS with Calves, Beef Cattle and Sheep and Goats, far sale at WaBcr??ar?; Kmc- street - apposite little's i^rag Stege. ^^, ^%s^T^ , SWLEMDB>--.RBSIDENC? ABTTO-BFARML . situated within the corporate limite of the town ot ' "*^&?.?Pj-T*lte. roaJdeacei?largoiaid commc^touB,- \ xmtaming eleven rooms, all with flreylaces; piazzas aro : ynniemrwsi WtWasaTy* to a complete residence. The ' ground? ?ie tunWIiiorn ely laid oat with Everu reena. Boses, ' Sc, and the vegetable garden very ample, lae outbuild- ' tufra, servants' hoosee, atablea^&c., are all in complete order. The Fana consists of about attar acres of flae planting huid. : * Schw?t^isr^n^TWa^0atar^^^ Jt ol tho boase oed premises u ay be purchased 'with the ?3?i&5. Hrn.; ?nfl ; ?i wilimf;'-. an eatabaahed FLOUR, HAZ AND GRAIN STORE, do? ing ? safe aad payw.g rraalaoss- ip.aiMaTed; to;the best location in tho city tor tte bualaro. Ij^rulre of the pzoprieicr, JOHN BINNS, So. M9 East Bar ?J? DELPHIA University of Modidno and Surgery. This Scholarship eu?uss stodtate to full instruction un lnj^ArSrto'uVy, ?UrgeryP l'byaioi^^^^iSa?a' M^cat d^i?^aha^^ or. As this ls ono of the first Medical Univsrcltlea of MRS. E E OTTOLENQui, SuperintendonL ; i . ' t > I April 23 ' Vi.- - ? '-?.v'"-. -: .?..r.-.-^ . . .wxi8*t l^afallAd^t^o Y ? 93 **K ^ i boom wita Coard by applying a? No, 13 BULL. ? mtmb-'-'~ April 80. -?---rHwjsS'J . nra '. : V "DOABD OF THE BEST KIND, WITH OR.' DRE? KAUING TN ALL TTS BRANCHES, i cat; : - '- ?.tl?-ii.' _MEETINGS. _ AVANDMAKK LODOE, No. 70, A. F". M.~ TH?v.<E1iG?I'',L5.MO-NTHI'Y COMMUNICATION OF 1 By oiuer of W. M. THEO. E. NEWTON. J 1 Secretary. - COMSUSSroSKHS OF IHAKKETS. AI^^?R,.?.!0NTHI'Y MEETING" OF THE C0M ?t Huiwfl01.^14?. ?Ill bo held Thit Day, tetHall,at6o'clock.. MH.T.TAJg KIRKWOOD, _?ayi-. 1_Chief Clork. GERMAN FRIESDLT SOCIETY. T^n?SSNJ? BEA?ING OF THE ARREAR HST vrUl taie place THU Evening. - ' Members Interested will please take notlco. ^yrnrder. fP^.A- BLUM, Secretary, S1EDICAL SOCIETY OF SOUTH CAROLINA. , T^ln^S?^ MPNTHLY MEETING WILL BE 1 held Thu Evening, ot 8 P. M. rTT ? . FRANCIS L. FAE KER, IL D., r?7 _!_J_excretory. i :: CttAKLEsTOBT PRESBYTERY, JE^ j._._1* Stated Clerk. O?HR?W AND COALFIELDS RAILROAD. THE ANNUALMEETING OF THE STOCKHOLD i?-">^?r??..VllaJ;ompany 1,7111 bo held at iheP^lo? Banfcvon frVdnesdoy, 8th May, at 12 o'clock. W. R. GODFRE?, Chcraw. April 30,1817. , G-RAND TOO AL .; . AND r ? I??STR?31E??T?X CONCERT Silt Si06??1?3?5?17^ ^ ON THURSDAY EV??'INQ? I F**BERKB^^ ? PROR-?" ! '?r4?ke'a *o ho had at aU the Bookstores. Mills Ho^J*utf?eSlOU ?"J Pavilllon Hotels, and all tho prin? cipal Drug Stores, and noni tho Oontmittoe. ,,. ? UAM D. 'CLOVER, . JOB HAWSON". '? 'J. O. MARTIN. F. 1>. P1NCKNEY. "_ , J. H? HONOUH, ?i. D. Mayl wfruitbl Committee. THE FLORENCE FA!il npHE LADIES OF FLORENCE RESFEOTF LILLY TN- | lg Yl'ilE tho public to a FAIR which will be held in tue Masonic Lod?". on, tho loth, loth and 17th of May, tho proceeds of wnioh will bo devoted, to benevolent ob? ject?. ' The Fair will open on tho morning of the ISth, at lOo'clock. On the night of tho 16th there will bo a serle? I of AABLKAUX and CHARADES; oh the night bf the 17th, | a CONCEBT. . No ene need stay away lor loar of being imposed , on. . Thora will be no EXTORTION. N o article ?iii be soja for. mur? than yon can purchase else where. " Terms of Allmission to tue Fair, *i5 couts. Admission to the Tableaux, SO cents. Admission to toe Concert, HU cents. A. K: BROWN, Secretary of Ladies'Fair. April ?2 . ? V 23? PILEASUBE PASTIES! PLEAS * . URE JRARTLKSII ;,| rpHE CELEBRAXLD YACHT, MAGGIE MITCHELL JL , the winner vt . tho prize, ot the late regatta-will leave White Point Harden on an excursion around the harbor EVEBY AFLEKNOON. This ls a rare chance for those who nave not had. tb? opportunity of visiting our waters. Children (25) Twerity-uvo cents. . Apply to captain ou board. .Private pa. tics wishing tuts Yacht for an excursion, at reasonable terms, can apply. .?'?' .-.. , . - BLACK tc JOHNSON, April gt ;. vwtxnO'.v..--J??????? Ho. 66 East Bay. Des Deutschen "BruacrlicUen Bu mles ' 2Bitb am S?ttwoo) tat Ift?f Wai: <btf-"*?m St???cn ?IOM'ftairjinben. Sic Sub " (Satottna Cifeuba?n t?irb mors?ia 9:Ubt tmbi?tttag? 12 J ?bt DOIT ?ntl "err., nnb tine,Sot. Scpot, .tub 4tnt 7 Bbc ?benbe" ?ont ScS?ben? ?Iahe abgeben.. <p-aii"aac.25. t?ent? bin trab jurutt. 'J?Jtr ai?tglitberabei !?wtfts":ft'ber. 3utritt geftanet. t?ottnnittee": 3. C. icUauffcn,.. (fc. ?a?jen; C. Sutler, '?. "aJtcr.dc, tutb Sui. ?cnoctl?tb. . Apriia? _.... ? .. - ? :^-<^' STOLEN. STOLEN-FROM MY PEEHISES, ON THE knight of tho 28th ult? a lot of SILVER TABLE AND {*&8aERX BPOONb, TABLE FORKS AND DESSERT ! FORKS, and other items-mostly an very heavy and all engr?Ted."L. B. D." Anyone giving information for the recovery .of tho above, will be hberally rewarded bv LEVY DKTOKBR, Nol 2111 MeeUnToaf NOT^IKIU? w*,; -, ;.*r.;v-'; . r i iw?y i HATS^AHD CAPS. \~ STRAW HATS, a 5 SO^BKADY, A LARGE VABXETY TO SELECT \ MEN'S WHT?E, BROWN AND BLACK LEGHORNS Men's Wide aad Nari ow Brim Panamna ?,0 ?" '-?^rTTt'^ft* Pft^^'Ttn-nrtttT,1^ n.-nA MSjnfl???Hsfaj ? ' , ' Boys' Dress. School and Yard Hats-SOC. to 81.50 '. vCommon Straws, by tim dosen, si.M tri $3 a dozen "' . W?itetod Colored.ShakerB-55c finn ; Extra Wido StrAw Hats-60c to M a pleoB. Suitable for the Islands. STEELE'S "HAT HALL," '- ." ' ":\ .?, s No. 313 King street, . May l >-'.- mi - ' . ' Sign of^ tho^BIg HaL**, EPUCATgQNAL. ~ Dentaeiie Amerikaixliiclae - Selrale. ?tnfojt?SttaSe. jRtifhcn ?eorge? nnb ?octtt? Strate. . ^aftor?. 8, ?vtO?^ mtb 3, t?. fllenc?, {wubtte?rn>,. ^.S5ie 38?litt?t b.lcfar,5d)uicr ?eld>?;ant Iftet 9?oi b?3. ??ffnet ?erben Wirb, teerbeii fin) bett aUe jnt Stnibtib?ntg ?tr 3ttgttib, uttb ft? bte Taufm?aaifdje ?aufbabtt erforb?.. j Ud)ct? ?emttntffc erfotrtcn. Xii griinblidje ' fclerjnrng ber-} iebenben ?proiijett rsv? tiefe ?tbttlc fid) JUT ^panptantflobc ina'djen. ? '-fiait?tfhibKtt : eng?ifd), bestfd), franjo?f?. Rennen, Sgrtiba; uns Sit4fiibruna. ' -.. Sic ?toti?jcn xione jteot unter ber Seining ritter t?d)ti? ?enSc?rerjt.jj - ? . .. - ?lnmctbnngcn ?erben bott bet? ?aubtle?rern entgegen ge? rommct. f * ? April 17 ;..' ,..?; : v.: '? ?' ?ft?. REMOVALSs ?.RBMOVAi;. ]I*"AB8HALL i McurtlXLAN, LADIES' AND OKNTLE IVA. MEN'S l?ootand Sho? Manu?urturers, lmvo removed Jehresft?t?shnient toNo^^.KING, corner of SocleS ' tgew. " '?? ?- ? - . ;> ff '' ;.'-.- ' Apiolr^ 1 F ?NAH0? ? L. BPNDS,:i3Tr^:ANDSE0iraEnE8:OTAr^ i BANK laJLLS boughtjrt hipjiest price,' hy - - . 'S i ,1 - v&NDBEW M.- MOBELAND.:Broker. - - ?AgrflTT, ,i,-.:iwlxoltoo!i;,, ..No. a^rosa^sttoet:: i?. HAND, for sale at HALE COST. " " ' NO. 245 KING STREET, ^P"g. M . ? 8 ; ? (Pp 8tatra,t -. ?NDE?AK?R, ?#m? ii .KB' BIS-; WOU^^Bx^SCTFTilJiF''?NN?D?CE" TO'H? ^ " ^?SSiiS?.*66 PnbUcgeneraUy, that he keepa-on band FDRNrrjjRE ANDBKDDING of ali ^JescrrrrtloriB. FnrrigBsyg^^th^aigany, ,W*I?at, Oed?, and. CtoUscs. - WiBnttead toHisfaterring boole*- srto^tranB-^ porting ?ie same. FersonAl attendance wai be givau-at au- hours, Ja J '\ '.' ? ? S CARRIAGES for Railroad ^ steoanooat^^acavjtDmoihv.' Bon, and FURNITURE CARTS, -will bo-furrtlsbed at any g^b^ap^istmy LjCVERY. STABLE, No. 6 ^?m . S^f^?JS^?TOwj hihope; by strict attarrUon to_gnatnee3, toxoerit a conBnuanMof lae ?amo, - . -?vvj - Marchas : ? . . mtrt?ma POKTER-of ?WINDOW" SHADES, ' "CORNICES, , pad Briff Hofland?; No. 1^WILLIAM BTRSET. eriwees Store aitdOffic?Siiao>e;ruaao to order. ' .?, Dtf?eaabwS? .u ., , ., . ^mtrtftpp . \ . ? . . ?(ir "">* \ , _CLOTHING. _ JAMES MCCORMICK, MERCHANT TAILOR, - ~ wnoLEsixjs AND B?TAIL DEir.r.n nt CLOTHS CASSiJIEIlES IND VESTINGS, GENTS' FUIUOSHING GOODS. No. 35 BROAD STREET January 23 Cmos_CHARLESTON. S. C. fifiMT fflMfflfflT GREAT ATTRACTION ! ATTEM?N PARENTS ! ATTENTION PARENTS! WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED OUE STOCK OF YOUTH'S, BOYS', AND CHILDREN'S CLOTH? ING, of ?uo and medium qualities, to which we Invite your attention. Call and examine. Wo will take pleasure to slicTr and sell them. REMEMBER THE STORE. GEO. LITTLE & CO., No. 213 King street, MTDLLE OF THE BLOCK, , April 2C_ Known as Victoria Hotel Range. CHEAP CLOTHING. SPRING & SUMMER CLOTHING. PIERSON & CO., No. QB HAYNE STREET, OFFER THF- BALANCE OF THEIR STOCK Or READY-MADE CLOTHTNG at Wholesale or Retail, at very low prices, to City and Country Trade, compris? ing every variety of SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS. . April 27 _? ? .: ? - Imo CARHART,WMTtW & co., MANUFACTURERS AND , WHOLESALE DEALERS FINE;JffiEDIUM, ''AND COARSE CLOTHING, AMERICAN EXPRESS BUILDING, NOS. 55, 67, 59 nndfll, Hnflwn street, near Duane, Ne** York. T.F. CARHART. W. H. WHITFORD. . ' J. B. VAN WAGENEN. December 10 6mo ? . T."HAMTLTON. "~ BWSfR?giLIE. FIRE IffiRAlE COMPANY, IIVERPOOI^ AS? LONDON. CAPITAL................ ,910,000,000 JU GOLD. APPLY TO GIBBES & CO., Agents NO. 1? ADGER'S SOUTH WH ABF. fT-.ii : ! .. mwflyr FIRE Al MARINE M??m k RAW?EL Corner East Bay and Exehange St., NEXT "?aOT'KiOSTO^ilT^ICB. ^"'" RISKS TAKEN TN THE. FOLLOWING RELLVBLE FIBT-CLA8S COMPANIES : : L.'i ? CAPITAL AND ASSETS j SIX ?lI?l?O?i DOLLARS! ! ROSSES ^EOJITi^ ADJUSTED Paid m OiflrlGrd-flaii . MARYLAND INSURANCE COMPANY, of 'Ballimore, Maryland. . " ' MEBCHANTS. AND MECHANICS* INSURANCE COM PANY, of Baltimore, Maryland- . .." :>.... ASSOCIATED FIREMEN'S INSURANCE COMPANY of Hil ti more. Maryland. ? ? HOWARD INSURANCE COMPANY, o? Baltimore. NATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY, of Eal?more. STANIiARD INSURANCE COMPANY, of Now York. YONTa-EESAND NEW YOBKINSURANOE COMPANY, N?sr?orIC;: ^INSURANCE COMPANY VALLEY OF VTBGINIA, Wmchestcr.'VirKinia. . - GULF STATE INSURANCE COMPANY, of Tallahassee, florida. . . - . ORIENT MUTUAL MARINE INSURANCE COMPA? NY, of New Zorfc. ?i H *.V??VI2?. SSA.CBJETS.. TO. ?AVENE!?, Jr. April 10 ? ? - ...... . wnn2rno. THE EUEALA HOME : INSIISAMOi COMPANY ' ' . .. OF BUFALA, ALA. . . l~ CAWTAX, (?ja paid ta);...............$1*50,000. rjEB UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN APPOINTED X. ? Agents far ?above Company Bro prepared to take FIRE AND MARINE RISKS, at reasonable ratea. LEE A CO.. lmrarsnee Agenta. April 2A, .. .-.wSft-.-r: . ? So. t Broad atroct. SAFE A51RCH1AP iMAW ! :?;B?BTJI^PAT1(^ POLICIES. Tt???f^?ja^'^^t^ j&cshn, OB THK ? CO^^K.T3S3^B^ED .TQ THE IKSTJKKD.?} .' .r r . J OF-'f,- v CApfxAZ. HD?aUiB.)i. ,v; :??.......-.1. i. .?aso.ooo - 06 CASHASSE?Rj-?tmnary 1stim.L.'.i....575,195 ? rTTHE ABOVE RELIABLE SOUTHERN C?MPANY, ?. now orfiEera to the citizens of Cbaorle?d^ ' tho follow? ing advantages: : - ;;J:-(,;"J.;.'.'"",-V7'? '.',;V"X INSURANOE AT HOMEj IIBEBAX." 8ETILE3ffiNTS, ; -" . PROMPT PAYMENTS,.' ', * . ..?J; ! : ,r.-.'- c'-'?t' i..'~..:'^-"t(*^-rBK'^: ?r>?:*;?v; i.*-/; BETJJRN'PF THREB-Q?JARTESS OF ITS PROFIT?. ; ^Ttil? Wntrtlil PTft?-tfln,;--ailnlt^w to our Patrons (rcgniated by the profits ma?e,) from ono-! third to one-half $h?:anaount .of Promism - oaid,7 efconM; eooamrad thiaCcnTpany:to tbose^eairlng m Insora. ^ . I Pbllcioa issued at fair rates on lywn?to^ Stocks, Cot? ton ana Hcrcnandise, lay :;,;iL .'. ,-'.??;.-';!-?-S-.'i-;''/f ::^;v ' ^^^^^-cc^ ..... -. ? jjj^fi?^.^fiBB^ t? ' April 24 " .-. ' ? u .^S?^Sf?* -, GROCERY AND MISCELLANEOUS. .COAN! CORN! CORN! ^nflA B08HELS PRIME WHITE MARYLAND rJ\J\J\J COEN, in bulk, now lauding por ?ehr. Mil? ton. For salo by " - * M?yi i ROSIN AND SPIRITS TURPEN TINK. C?f\ BARBELS BOSIN fJXJ 12 barrete Spirits Turpontino. Landing this day, and for salo by -, . J. A. ENSLOW is CO., 1_ No. Ml East Bay. HAY AND SYRUP. I AA BALES HAY. L\J\J SO barrel? Syrup. For salo low whilo lauding from steamer Saragossa. April 30_ EAVENEL & CO. COAL AFLOAT NOW LANDING FROM 8CHOONEES MAEY E. LONG and Manantivo. 700 ton? ANTHEACTTE COAL, consistm;; of W. A. Steamboat and Foundry Coal and E. A. Grato and Stove Cool. All guaranteed to be of the Hest quality and affording consumers on opportunity of 1?? ing In thou- supplies at the vory lownt prie?. For sale by H. F. BA KEE ti CO.. April 30 3 Coal Yard Cumberland street HAY ! FLOUR!! wrA BALES PRIME N. E. HAY. I OW ALSO, TO AMOVE. 400 bales primo EASTERN HAY. FLOUR. 300 bb!s. Extra, Super and Fino FLOUE, landing from scbrs. W. S. Gushing and J. S. Davis. For sale by JOHN CAMPSEN ii CO.. No. 14 Market street, opposite State street. April 30_2_ IN STORE AND LANDING. -i m AAA BUSHELS PRIME WHITE CORN LO.UUV/ 400 bales Eastern Hay 100 bids Molasses 100 bushels Peas 100 casks Allsop's Ale and London Porter, qts and pt?. For salo by RISLEY & CREIGHTON. Comer East Bay and Accommodation Wharf. April 30 PRY GOODS, ETC. SPRING BRESS GOODS, AT REDUCED PRICES. rpHE SOBO RISER OFFERS HIS REMAINING STOCK JL Of SPRING DEESS GOODS at greatly reduced prices. Hay I No. 252 King street. 1867. SPRING TRADE. . SO. 143 MEETING STREET, CHARLESTON, Si C. MARSHALL. BURGE & BOWEN, Wholesale Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, I NV1TK THE ATTENTION OF MERCHANTS TO J. their Stock, which is entirely new, carefully selected, and will be sold ot a small advance on first cost, for cash or short time approved paper. %: . E. VT. MARSHALL. :.r. w. T. BURGE. O. A. BOWEN. THE UNDERSIGNED BEGS TO CALL THE ATTEN? TION of tho former patrons of Messrs. W. T. BDBGE & CO: to our stock, which ls LABOE AND ATTRACTIVE, entirely new; purchased during the recent- depression in Northern Marketa. Orders promptly executed.' Marchi''. 2tB?^ ?. . , . W. T, BURGE. ' mm BEST- SIX-CORD CABLED JOHN & HUGH AUCKINCL0SS, SOLS: AGENTS IN NEW YORK. Marche ? .?''" _ ' wnnao SARPE?S! CARPETS! CARPIflSi At Reduced Prices, r r'TO CLOSE OUT, BALANCE WTNTEB STOCK. SPRUNG AJ?D<' STOMER STOCK. WBITE AN? CHECK MATTINGS. . fin?n? mM Miqn?1? M^rnjp . .. Floor OH Cloths.. r.,. Table ufl Cloths. ,T ", .. Door Mata. Feather Dusters and Brushes. Sup?rl?r quality Brooms. ' . " ' ' ., .? Now evening at "'-1 . - '."; : 1 . ' ' ' :r , , . i/.i CARPET WAREHOUSE, ..Aprils CHAS. D. CARR & CO. ' T?ST OPENED "A VEBT EXTENSIVE. ASftnH*raypK?p eJ of SILK and LACE COVEEINGS of latest styles and of recent -importation, yprjr reasonable <jt '-j L O U I S C O H E IR .; :'No.:24r8 KING STREET. V ' KRESS GOODS. BA^^endM^ANGE^^v^ ^Figured alva asaoSrie?LS\rras?^lren wm? m Edging .oklrtfrioe?StTSSSmrV^^^^01 m * ?-An early^csBiSlr" . ,; 3f?> J*4S STREET, i ? U ' BW??n HaswT arart Tttttetistreeta. April 1K;.-.-.-, umt?:,-i...:. M:'..iii . too "7. ~-. : . J, - ... ? ~ ::'iHMli!ii& jti,.--i ..?.J a.~y?t JSO l?i .;fiW?>?.'?ii .. ii?" . WST RECEIVES 'Vmit?ijm?if?uxmi. .) ? ..Allin; .jilS? 'iai? dftB?rjl! -??t ;tji.?* " jSBWstTa?,^y--?,tt t?\?t?LflTo?ttfl*>sn<ni street. GROCERY ANO MISCELLANEOUS CORN. ?AAA BUSHELL PRIME WHITE CORK IN BAOS OUUv ana bulk. For sale low while buiding by STENHOUSE A CO.. May 1_1 No. 110 East Bay. PURE WESTERN BACON, &c. A f~ HHDS SlIilCTLY CHOICE WESTERN C. E. 4tO SIDES 60 bhda Strictly Primo vy??tern Shoulders AKI> . 200 b?rrela MOLASSES. For salo by HENRY COBIA & CO. May 1_ FLOUR ! FLOUR ? CONSTANTLY ON HAND A SUPPLY OF SUPER. EXTRA AND FAMILY. FLOURS, freshly ground, received per ito-mer weekly direct from the ni Ula. RAVENEL & CO.. East Bay and Vandcrborst's Wharf. _Aprill7_wfmlmo CORN. TCCr?A BUSHELS STRICTLY PRIME WHITE I OVJU-SORN, in bulk, per Schooner Ocean Pearl. For sale by T. J. KERB A CO April 29 3 CORN. QAA g~\ BUSHELS CHOICE WHITE MI IX INO ?UUU CORN, In bulk and in bags, in lota to trait purchasers. For aale, comer of State and Comber, land streets, by F. W. CLAUS9EN. April 29 3 CORN. <^AAA BTOHEL8, IN LOTS TO SUIT PUKCHA t_HJV/V7 SEES, for sale by April 29 SIDES, SHOULDERS, STRIPS AND LAIO). A A HOGSHEADS PRIME CLEAR BIBBED SIDES. LX.\J 40 hogsheads Prime Shoulders. 30 barrels New York Sugar cured Strips. 25 Tierces Primo Loaf Lard. In atore in perfect condition and for Bale, low by JEFFFORDS A CO., No. 30 Vendue Range, opposite old stand April 30_3 SALT AFLOAT! OAA? SACKS LIVERPOOL SALT, IN LARGE, _ UUv bleached, seamless sacks, landing and for aalo by W. B. SM~H & CO., April 30_N- er's Bango. PRIKTE SHOULDERS. -j Qt HHDS. PRIME 8HOm.T>EBS-LANDING PEE JLKJ Sehr. L S. Davis, and for sale by LAUEEY A ALEXANDER. April 30 __3__No. 137 East Bay. FIRST-CLASS GROt!EBlES. _/tm, WHOLESALE AND' BETAJL DEALERS IN , CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES, AND IMPORTEES OF FINE WIMS, BRANDIE-, TEAS, ETC., No. 259 KING St., OPPOSITE BASEL. CARD. MR. EVERT E. BEDFORD, THE MANAGER' OS THE ABOVE ESTABLISHMENT,. returns many thanks to the customers and patrons for their liberal patronage and appreciation of the quality of goods pur? chased by t.i^m during tbs post year. It has been, and always will i~ ?ur aim, to PLEASjB OUR CUSTOMERS, and aa wo oiler for sale the nrst quality of all kinda of GROCERIES, WINES, TEAS, etc, we flatter ourselves that, with our facilities, can give general satisfaction toaU. WM. SIMONS, Esq., having been engaged to assist In tho management, would be pleased to soe bis friends at No. 28L assuring them that all gooda purchased are "WARRANTED AH REPRESENTED. THAT WE SELL ARE IMPOSTED DIRECT BYW.S. CORWIN A CO., and pass through no other lynds, en? abling us not onlf to WARRANT THEM AS PURE AND UNADULTERATED, but to sell at tho following prices : TESEST YOUNO HYSON..-..*Q 00 FINE YOUNG H?SON.......'......I BOtol 75 ,FINEST.GUNPOWDER. 2 26 . piKESSu?P-BIAI* .--.. - CHOIOEST ENGLISH BREAKFAST..3 25 ENGLISH BREAKFAST.?.1 60 CHOICEST OOLONG.i.'i. 2 00 CHOICE OOLO?iG..."."." 1 60 We kl?p, ?Iso, a supply of cheaper grades-a good quality of GREEN AND BLACK TEA, MIXED, atti 50 per pound., ' Just received,i new supply of OLD JAVA COFFEE. 46c.; PARCHED, SOC.; GROUND. 53c.; OLD RIO,35c. .The : PAECH-D COFFEE wo 'represent to bo of tho FIRST QUALTry, parched by na with great care. A trial of these Coffees, Green, Parched and Ground, will con? vince the consumer cn.that point GENUINE MOCHA AND LAGUAYRA. ' The FILLING OF ORDERS personally attended to by ono of the Managern. Gooda delivered to aD part? of the City FEEE OF CHARGE. ______"- '. J - ' " A supply oTGOBHKN DAIE? ai)Tr_E win arrive on Tuesday. ? . : .'.:.-">; 3mo fft-f.. . February* BOOTS AME SHOES. ,i .. -, ^s^;|aec|am^'' ''gi Tlllfi LATEST - ST-XJfiS OF Boots and,;; Shoes, And are offered at the lowest m-rket prices hy ' D. O-S--- ?SC SON?, : No. 376 KING STREET^ near George March 29 -'L. fmw2moe : SEWINfl MAOaWES, FMML'i SEW 1& UCfilE OAS NOW SE BAD FOB' EIGHTEEN DOLLAES. JV G. FOLSOMPS / HIGH PSE?ITIM SEWM MACHINES. WILL STITCH. Wim, BIND, AND G ATHEE. . f? E. l__*_ffiE & 430.^ !.... 63 EAST BAY, CHAELESTON, S. C. .., April 3 wrrnhno , ' Soto Agents for "th- State. THE LATESE ?MPRDVE__E?TK ! Is FnHeir & BaaenwaS? . - j ? !.> COMBI--St''; '*- * 1 " mBTS- ATTACH_3KT IS AUTOMATIC, AND k_A8 JL U EES, creases, -td stiches tucks at one operatic-, jgttoat minvno wlff? MMtfc--fe3-lattiDB"--?, SEWING MACHINES OF APPROVED PATTERNS, ai low priese; SOEBOBS - SHARP-N-RS, NEEDLE THEEAPES8, BB-B-Bgl^iall -My?,)'-*?-s TOOLS- AND EITTINGS. 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