The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, May 02, 1867, Image 2
THE
CHARLESTON MM NEWS?*
G. B. CATHCABT. Eraron '...? ?
CATHCART, MCMILLAN & MORTON, ' : '
PROPRIETORS.
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"TOWS CASH.
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DAILY-six MONTHS. T*?:
DAILY-THREE MONTHS.. a-??!
BINGLE COPIES.Scent.
To NEWS DEALERS,.... ---.3 cent?
NEWS SUMMAEY.
A. T. STAWABT'S income last-year was $1,276,
7W? >\ ^r ..;'.'. \?"
Archbishop ;SPAL?nwi bas so far recovered from
Ins recent'"illness that he'expects to accompany
Bishop. MOOLOSKE? to Borne next May.
AU Ireland seems to bo emigrating to America.
The. steamers cannot begin to accommodate the
crowd bf people seeking passage to this country.;
,.\ :;Severel . Portland merchants have recovered by
law $2016 from thc'Grand Trunk Railway, for un
. reaBonahlo-detientioh in the- shipment of a quantity
" of flour from the West.
Gen. ftnr.T.v'H commission recently reoeived tho
visit of a band of Sioux.' Indians; ono of the num
-'bOT'toafessedtOhaving" buen ^implicated in tho
""ir^sa<?? of 4he,garrison at, Port Phil Kearney.
? An exchange, in a column editorial, asks: "Does
ii Pay to, bo a "vornan?" Wo axe not able to
answer thu query; but whether it pays cir not, we
-aro unable "to-see how those urifqrtuuatO cr?atures
can help themselves;;:; -., : . . . . . ' ~.
Afemale'pickpocket,- -who was being taken to
prison -by-' ah" officer m Philadelphia, on Tuesday,
bailed a gentleman in a passing carriage, asking
protection from intended ou trago. The. gentleman
attacked the officer and tho woman escaped.
A.coUege for women is to be added to the edu?
cational ,institutions, of JNew.Xork^by^ajmwg^jr
Ins^ta?o?' -^^"^^^rgnso? wheu established
Will give to woruon.the advantages of a full courso
of collegiate instruction.
A Northorn paper says : "An unusually large
?umber : of Acres-are -being planted, to. corn in the
Sout?erVsUto3 thia' season, anil' tue ' probabilities
are tnat largo quahtities'will bo harvested for er
. port?tion. -Reports from those represent that many
womou aro aiding in the fields.'' ' \J:- ; ;.
Child murder has assumed an opidumic form,
? -?nd<from ali parts bf the :couhtry, particularly in
- Kew England, tho telegraphic wires are burdened
-with anhouncomonts of. unpartUlefied .crudity and
death to poor httie children by merciless parents
and guardians. 1 "1 : "**
Queen VICTOBIA'S favorite room at Windsor
overlooks the tomb at frogmore, where Princo AL
3JEBI hes. The night he died tho queen called
young widow, who was in her household, to sit
witu her, and when all was- over the quoen said:
"No ono now lives that eau call mo YIOTOBXA."'
There are ' throe " ex-\!oiifcderate naval officers
7 ? ?editing hewspapors in the Spilth: Lieutenant J?EBB,
' 'of-.tUo Weldo?-??ute; Lieutenant J. R. EOXHULSXON,.
oftae MobJe (Ala.) Tribune, and Admiral BAT
yiiAiu, SEMMBS, of tho Memphis (Tenn.) Appeal.
. AU. distinguished officers of the old navy, and most '
! \ acc^^oahed'g?htlemen.
- A roan who was digging in a lot in Patterson, N? .
J.'jibijgh? td ;hght;tiuk-iy-iono;f!i?i}per: jdates .on
various banks. Kack Ak^e was carefully wrapped
.y. nJ*j? a bSp?raic piauu o? paper, and tho whole was
* labelled?"lSSS." '.On nearly all of them the amount
of the note is left blank, so that the plate could
.be used-'for'any d?nomination.': Theyare' all on
State, and mostly on New England hanks.
Rev. ?ENEY ?OEB2I, of the Newark Conference','
and LABAN CLAKK, of the New York East Confer?
ence, are now the oldest living ministers of the
Metli-dist Episcopal Church. The farmer is nine?
ty-two years ofnge,. and has beau in the itinerant
.:;.::--^rksixty-fiye years ;: tho-latter is aged eighty
..'Bight, and liavs been hi .the.itmexant ministry ?ixty
-: - fine-years
--- , .Jiue paris f)eb?ls published an articlo deprecar
-. ? -Sag a war between EranOe and ; Prussia merely on
" ?ccouht'?f the f?f-?ije ' rule' of Luxemburg. The:
: Xtberie, howe vor, pointe out in exciting words that
Rance must maintain her independence bj show?
ing to Uount BISMABCK that "if there is a German
nation,' ther?'is'alao a Eronch' .nation," whioi?:-u.o.
peoplo are ''determined-to deloria sad toar to'
~ pi?ces t??-'tre?u?s oi 1815," if necessary.
. The post?nico clarks at Virginia City, Nevada,
_. J\^Me_??M38.a^ open,
-:.-;'? toith?mitilmatter,: recently, ?nd? of them thrust
.J^jpericil into it; wh?re??pon' 0?? ' jumped .a hugo
,? ^.iar^ula, which ran acrnss the distributing table
and fell to the floor, whore it was summarily ldis
. patched. On, inspection two tarantulas were found
in the box, which suiTered a kke fate, regardless of
postoifico'laWs../'" -~' f"~ '~~
,.. .. ?om 185T to 18G2, foo. hundred and .trdrtyj-two
persons' were 'p?isoaed" in Prance by arsenic,1 one
bund^-arxd-Veventy ^^'phs^h?rris.used m the'
i';."" ' Tfrtftbrjtoture of majtcbies,.aev??tyrs?venby.the sul?
phate of cooper, pr blue vitriol,' thirty-three by
T?rdigriSj thirty-six by sulphuric acid. Coil of vi t
-xiol}, twenty-three byoanth arides, eix by opium,;
? and six byheliebiore. \ IEi^teeh'Othiaf poisonings
t- ... '.w.ere.effis?tedbymean?of various other poieohs.
1 "-?'' . ?Reports' . from .ArkariBtta ' .'ar? ?o ? the eiff??t i that
. while: the rooont floods in that State were very dis
.'?strb^''fh?5OTOrflQW willsiot prevent the-putting
?nof-large crops-pl[cotton and corn.' While it baa
been customary to plant cotton in April, the best
that waa raisod last year was not planted until
May. Should the Bummer provo a dry ono, the
?ropa will bo better for the overflow of this spring.
; L'?f the French press'-be'not free by law it at least
takes more liberty than formerly. M. TfryrTv.T-.
DE GIBABDD^S paper ventures to say : ''Eraijce
buying Luxemburg after having been able to con
quar.'th? BhiM^:3^1i?a.ithe 'effect of a hunter.
- ~ ^o, fanmg to k^asythmg, stops'at the market:
^....^'^$jit^;iteme"jto.'bAY'''e^mi?, game. And to
. ' . 'v:jE^nkjthn>:,liL. PB BimraiBCiw even contests tho pur
">chaire' or^??fals?gam*.?'--- Truth, honor, compels
KI ^ nato say that lui. Liber le ia once more in quod.'
Hon. HKNIIX BAE?JABD, ?nite? States Comrriia
,a nioner of Education, will in a day or two issue
cu-calar calling for. accurate information of the
designation, history and present condition of every
institution and agency of education in tho United
States,: and of-the name, residence and special
. , 'wpxk;^ in' the administration, in?
struction and managemont of the same. AU this
informatioii must necessarily be of a voluntary,
character, as the department has no power to corn
...' ..pel persons to give it.
. " { A meeting of the British, American and Colonial
exhibitors at the Paris Exposition resolved "that
the services of attendants should not be required
on the Lord's Bay; and they trust their fellow - ex?
hibitors will unanimously agree in carrying out
Ibis resolution." It is reported that this request
bas been received with much amusement as well
^ astonishment .by those who control the Expoai
, i?on. Sunday is regarded as likely to be their best
'.day, as it is that which the people of most of the
Continental nations devote specially to sight^aee
?ng and recreation. .
- - The people in British Honduras are greatly : dis?
turbedwith Indian raids. A Writer to one of the
JSeW 'iork papers says of .these invasions hy
. the aborigine*) : ' ' What we want is a body, of men:
: bkeyour Texas ranger?, who can find and whip an
Indian. Une of the largest land holders has offer
. ed one bunded acres of land to each actual settler.'
. ; The latest Indian raid was at Guinneygrass, where'
z 'a^' .thextook seiwat persons. They come across the
Bio Hondo and return before we know they are
hore, and as the English Government will not al
.,, 3pw tts to invade the soil of Mexico, they set us at
,;.X'i'><fl^?ipo?"'
---^NoBitaW WiABDhas made a proposal to the Wax'
."Ttepartmont- to constroct An _g4nch rifle which'
V" ; ?hall ?taM a? ih^&Uowing teats, oz be considered
;' ?fafirlre; .''Ho^will fire .sixty pounds of powder and
' ' ?rott hmidred pound shot:. Then twenty round?
with thirty pound eliot. Then he will explode a
^hell st the bottom of the boro, then a shell in
. linotm?m.. at'. recessive , d^tanoes toward : the
. ' 'muzzle; ; -Then he will- simultaneously -explode the
... . bore filiad, with shells; and, finally will fire thirty
pounds of-powder behind a shell so fixed in the
t ' ' : l>ore as jnot to bo -forced out by firing off the
?barge. The cost of the gun, mounted, to be
?M?.. : ;.v. : - ?:'' : -,
Among the private soldiers now on du ty al. the
,: Jackson Berracks, below the city of Now Orleans,
' n, i ?B ono by tho namo of SCHULTZ, who servod during
. : -tho la^ wir as Colonel of an Illinois regimont,'arjd
"x^on.- re^^ ^the. aeryiTO brevetted to the
grado of Brigadier. Pinding,' no doubt, a charm
J .*. in mUitary life, ho re-entered tho servioo and en
' -' beted as a high privaba. But tore's tho rub. By
sn. act of ?ong?cks, all ox-of??cers of tho United
.XO&t?^y?^*^ ocoasloitti'??
i bnportancote wear . tho magma or their brevet;.
r*T?0?.., Therefore, upon thjWu?xt 'toi*?de, wjjl.ba
pnmtmo&~0i? Brigadieres
?liar carried on tho same shoulder with a musket.
"Will tho inspectod outrank tho inspector. .''
remaining ?ifw Po??^cffia?f?/le end
?/.^cwc^koe?, agr?pbh/ to..the foGsz&sg
?section of we. Ncm":sPo*tojf?& Lato, at the
newspaper having '?he largest circulation, in
the City of Charleston:
tors remaining uncalled for in any Poe tomeo in any city,
town or village, where a newppaper sholl bo printed,
sholl hereafter be published once only in the newspaper
which, being published weekly or oftener, shall have the
largest circulation within rango of delivery of tile said.
J9SB*' .??? cornmunvcaaons itden?etljor publ*oahc.Ti tn
?A?s journal must be addressed to-tte lOt?o? oj the
DaUyNews, No. 18 Ilayne-slreet, Cfuuiest?n.S. C.
ISusiness Communications to Publisher of Daily
JS'excs.
We cannot undertake lo return rejected commxauca
liOnS. ? . : ' .:- ! ... --. . . - . '
^<iner?i*9?ieti?3 ouiswtp. pf iAe eily must oe. accompa?
nied v?ih ute caslu ...I... ?? ?'- ' ? -
CH AR \h EST O ?T^
THTJESDAT MORNING, MAY 2, 1867.
. " PAY BP, '..; .. .-*.//;.
We 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 Ute kindness to
make prompt remittances.. .A,;great many of
tiieBe accounts -have ;been standing for a year
and more, and it is -absolutely necessary no^
that they should1 bo paid
.KUMOKS.
"One of the "evils of ?" military : government
undoubtedly isi tho ..Uncertainty Which/" belongs
to ito action,-tiat is to say? p?ople^?tev.er k/n.ciw
when oiroumst?nces-may-require, in. the - opin?
ion of those'who administer it, orders which,
ihay. affect , existing/laws. Aid this uncertainty
.always exerts- an- iuhfavor?ble./infl?enc?.upon
the business of a country.^.. But v* ~vehH .<.?
-.H-, - ?...cr?ment Uko ours even
recollect. _. .... ...
military authority is modified by the atmos?
phere in which it exists, and we have ' rio reni?
son to anticipate snell an exercise of aUs?lute
.power as has'.marked .Austrian,rule'' in/Milan
and Venice,, or Russian rule in .Warsaw.' ..Like
every other power. -'on. this , continent military
power will, to "a great extent, represent' the
opinion and the prejudices of the people, and
depend as much after all upon popular sympa?
thy as armed strength.; Like all other - old
governmental forms,' we have adopted its prin?
ciple but have very much modified its action.
. We think,' therefore, thai, however anxious
we may be for its removal, and. however active?
ly we may employ those judicious and-proper ,
means by which it will be rendered unneces
fiary, our people ought to. be on their guard
against the exaggeration's of its exercise, Which j
public rumor i's' always- suggesting-. ' Every
now and then, pepple allow, themselves' to" be'
flurried and: excited by the rumor-.that somer
thing very extreme is going to. be done, and 1
the expression of irresponsible and subordi?
nate officials is reported from mouth to mouth,
to the discomfort Of men who really want j to' ]
attend, quietly "to Ul??t own. business.
. Now, it seems to us that things haye ad?
vanced far enough under the Reconstruction
Act for sensible men to form a tolerable defi?
nite idea of what are its purposes, and how it ]
will operate.- -Circumstances may, of course;
occur which may tender some extraordinary .
exercise of military power, necessary.' It" will*
be much, to.be regretted if this should : be iso-,/
but vre''do not See the probability, of any such, j
occurrence'.. ' '""'".' .-:;''
Tho: v.-Uole State seenw deterjnined quietly
and thoroughly to do its part, and the recent |
i public meetings in. Bickens,. Lexington, Rich?
land,; Sumter, and, Marion -all indicate, the .prev?
alence of kindly and healthy feeling, and. jus- j
! tify the anticipation" not only that- there will be .
no conflict .between ,th"e i^?i?r.bbit\ti^%l!ite j
?and -black -will-1 move h?rmoniously together j
toward a common result;: : -/io;:
?yfv '^i^^ -UiQrRfore. that pur people should
discourage all anticipation of evil-that, they
should wait for actual -orders before-they i D'?
Ueve .in. the probability of mischievous inter- j
terence in their daily habits and avocations,
and that they (should feel secure that aa long I
as they see the civil /and municipal officers of
the State doing their duty,'' stich officers will
continue in-the -proper discharge of their, im?
portant functions!
. Nor should we be made uneasy.hy thoj re?
ports of violent .opinions, which the_telegraph-}
may.- scatter over the country from- priniiiienty
men, In times like these there always will be j
men with distempered livers and very-bad tem?
pers, and the more violent they; a^,7the mOfe*
likely is it that the i weaker, they"feet- ,'W;e think
nothing ' in tke' Mstory of the : last - Congress
clearer than that the men who claimed io b*
leaders wera .the mere fo?btfen,;of''p?'fau?:;
opinion, and that just as surely as .tho - great
mass of public. opinion, manifests its wish that
this- vexed question. -of reconstruction, >halL be
.closed,-just:so-spon.will;, these leaders find am?
ple-reason l'or following, .again.. Mr. STE?
VENS may be " au-.' eic?pt?oh': His"'- career,
however.it is io "be read, in 'history, is"dr?,wingl
to its ?lose. :. Ile has done his work, stich as life is~
His peculiar bitterness and vindictiveness be?
long to the mdivid?ality of fas character, and
as_ .be/.looks, forward' to no large future; it is
.very.easy. to se.e whj Le.s?i?rMie unw'ffl
; the very last to sacrifice .. thea? charactcrist??s? I
which have made -Mm- noticeable in life, and |
whick will give interest to his historical por?
trait after death. - ^ ?. ? : -;, - j
We do not think our people need he-disturb- j
ed by such dying malice as is manifested in his ]
last utterances. I
- If- vre:will go on-steadily and:resolutely as
we have begun with the work of reconstruction,
upon the .conviction that the whol? country J
wants peace and restoration, and will sjtstain '
this act if fairly complied-^With. .asm?finaiity
ifVe witt.devote-onr energies to the-business
of every day Iif?, which' [ ia/hard ?tfongh and
large enough before, ns, .without listening to_pr J
believing every idle rumor that this or. that exr/1
tr?ordinary thing is to be done, we will find |
ourselves at the 'end bf'the -year nearer to a I
solution of our difficulties, than we could rea- J
sonably Save hoped! 'two "mon tbs. ago, arid that j
a solution which we believe will offer to all our !
people" new and brighter' prospects t>f success?
ful industry.and prosperous iife/ . ' ". / [
; RBCISTiXAXXOS IS ?SKW OBXEAI??. ; !.
"Th? New Orl?ans 2Yi???; which; has ". strenu?
ously advocated reconstruction under'tho laws,
of Congress,, complains .?arnegtly .of.the course
pursued by f^ registeaTrs-there^- It .f?ys4hkt
more than a half pf ffie'whit^mt??ei?ftiHy quali?
fied under the law are" turned 'away,' while
every Radical. who applies is immediately-ac- .
cepted and registered. Naturalized ?itizens
are not only required .to prodiwe their papers,
b'it to leave' them-Wjth the reg^BtrAr8,r:with^a-',
very dim prospect bf ever getting them back.
Old citizens . who/have Hv?d in 't&?'??'y ja q?ar-T
ter of a century .are turned away because they
have been, at some, remoto period of their lives,.
jSchool Directors or! Aldermen niider (he cit^
government, and are suspected of having sym?
pathized with th?r/ebel??n.' Bdtfew riatnralixed
citizens ?re registered on any terms.excopt that
purge all vices. Renegades, whp-fo?ght in t?ie
Gwt?si^l*sf?- lsk& M?*&* when the
cause became desperate and joined tho Badi.
.C*?87_EVC?.BOME wKo'wea'tf'prmished-by Butler
Who fl^^sse^ /the/'dwij?^eation.. of haT?ng
held Federal or State office?, previous tr*?M? :?
yrair, &T?~?kOmt?M^ fSfg?sttm^ ?
fions. '-sJ?MaimS?^^, .{^F.aad ?olid cit- '
iwa;,J(ho!Sji^. large; and /materi?|iii^re8t in
lii?' welfare of ' "SSW dr?eih^?itf^j^ unauo
c??sfaltyfe'-^
tit Ute F<mrth-District, j ?He offend /to jiake thef
prescribed onth-which indeed0 la Ul '-tSat <
should bo required, for th?ge wt* unworthily I
?ke that oath ard Uoblo to a prosecution- for
perjury-but. the registrars would not; accept
lira as a"Toter on such terms, anoritld his case
ander adviserncnt. fjt is Yery evident th ut thc
registrars exceed their dut/when they prevent
juoh men as Alderman Kits KU, and others,
from registering, and for so gross ?nd partisan5
% denial of justice they will assuredly be held
Mflpwsibje, *czss&K SSS
SSS
W ATM TS.
WANTED, A SITUATION AS CLERK BT
an active citizen of middle ago, who writes a
good hand and 1B quick at figures; is capable of taking
charge ol a sot of books, and can produ:o th. highest
recommendations for ability and character. But a mod?
erate compensation asked for services. Address
"WILLINGNESS."
April 23 ? < At thia OfTico.
A~ ST INFORMATION . OF WILLIAM AU?
GUSTUS CUBBIE will bo thankfully received by
his brother, b AMC IL M. CUBBIE, at St. Uoorgo'e, S. C.
AorlllG -? ? ?_hno
4m il jr T-.E G ENLIM li BARTLETT SJ?1V
fJJ)2?D. USG MACHINE, *23.*-Wantod-Agents, *150
per munUi and all exponeos paid, to sell tuoGonuiuo
Bartlett Sowing Machine. This Machine will do all tho
work that eau bo done on any higa-pricod machino, and
is fully patented, licensed and warranted for live years.
We pay tho above wages, or a commission, frjm which
twice that amount can bb made. For Circular? and
terms address IL HALL ? CO.. No. 724 Chestnut street,
Philadelphia, Pa. .. !)U _April 10
ISE??S SOMETHING; ?Oi Dui A LADT
that can* cdt" TnjdJmnke men-and-boy's clothes,
ladies' and children's dresses, eau keep house, and make,
herself generally useful in the house, kitchen and
garden. Low terms. Good relerencos given?'required.
Any one vrritimr please state terms. Acuiresa
... . VC. W." BOX31,
April 7 '. ; _; Yance's Perry, S. C.
\lTANTED, AN ELDERLY WOJIAJi AS
Vf OoottXor'quite a small.?sn?ly. Ono who is wiU
tog to make horeeU. generally. usomL is civil and agree?
able in manners, can apply at No. 50 Calhoun street.
April 29_.
TO REKT.
fpo RENT, A ROOM II\ LAW RAN GIB SUIT
!_ ABLE for an office or sleepmg apartment
May2 1_E. at. alAjLiSHrtiil. & BBQ.
? RENT, PART OK A HOUSE IN MEET?
ING STREET, near tho Battery, with accommoda?
tions for servants, ic. Apply at No. 8 Mooting Bareet,
between t.ie noars of ll and 5. ? thaa* May 2
O RENT, A SODA WATER STAND, IN
ono of Bie fines: localities in tho city, Bent mn.
aerate. Address P. O. BOX No. 403.
ths2?
TO RENT.-TltiVTr-OESIKABLE RESI
DENCE.No. SS rGatiuon street, near- Rutledge Av?
enue, containing ;six upright ana- - two attic" rooms, with
gas throughout, cistern, weil, and ample kitchen accom?
modations. To an app.ovcd tenant, terms moderate ;
possession givenimmodlatcly. Enquire at WU.Kl MdON
s GILCHRIST'S LAW OFFICE, No. 48 Broad street.
April 29_m th .
rnO.-BJENT; TWO FINK STORES: IN U'HE
l'.f Adg?r. Building. Possession of ono given: immodl
aujly; tttexther from the llrst Juno next. Apply to
S Apttt 9? i r ?'. ' tuth ; ? ; ; ; H&OtJLg LYNAH.
X>RICKC STABLE TO RENT-A COMM?
D DIUUS BRICE STABLE, with accommodations
lor horses and vehicles, can be hired, if applied for soon.
Por particulars apply on promises, No. 6a CHURCH
b?RKBT, west aide, near TraduV . April ll J
rj\0 RENT, TWO ROOMS. APPLY AT NO.
I 34 Chalmers street, opposite City Park.
May 1 . . . -_3
TO RENT, DWELLING HOUSE IN MOUNT
Pleasant; . six rooms, ?ii outbuildings, with fine
-water, near the Wharf.'- tilx months from 1st ^.ay $100
or monthly. Apply at THIS OFFiCE. 3 May 1
mO RENT, THAT DESIRABLE STORE
I formerly occupied .by Mr. A. N. Cohen aa a Clothing
?store, two doors, auovo George street, on toe nortnoast.
side: aiBo, the upper part oi the house may be had with
the store. Possession given on tho first day of May. To
a good and responsi ule.party the rent win be moderato.
For further particulars, apply to P. EPi l'IN'?, cornier
King and Wentworth streets,"under Masonic Hall.
April 16 ' ' ' ~_ ' . , "
fTUJ KENT, PARTI OF HOUSE NO. ?8 PIN CK
I NEY street. TM Booms aro in thorough repair.
Lucre ia a good cistern on the lot. Apply on the prc lin?
ees.- - ? . " ? . ' ??" ? _ . April 22
TO RENT, A NEAT RESIDENCE, OF.
fosr square rooms, two attics, dressing-room and
pantry; gas throughout. Premises in perfect order, and
situated in a desirable portion of tue city. Ample,
kitchen and yard room." ' Apply at'THIS OFFICE.
Apnl27..... ; .. _ . j ?
TO RENT? HALF OF THE HOUSE NO. 03
RING. .STREET, with use ol a fine cistern. Far '
Tuxthor particulars, ripply on the premiaos. . ... :
April 17 _ ?
FOR SALE.
EOR SALE, AT No. ?6 HOBES STREET,
: ONE MULE, CART AND HARNESS. Well trained;
will work in single or double harness, Apply'bet., eon
12 and 2 o'clock... . 3*. .- ; Maya
FOR SALE, ? ROSEWOOD "ClilcKJEll
ING" GRANU PIANO, very low.. -Apply to OL1F
? OED & MATHE WES, Nb. M Broad street. i ;'
April 30_tn th2
OR SALE, ON ACCOUNT -OF ' DEPAIt
TURE from the city, the stock and interest in
an established FLOUR, HAY AND GRAIN STORE, ?d?
gg.a safe and paying business;, is situated in the beat
jation in the city for th'o " business.' Inquire of Ohe
proprietor, JOHN BINNS, No..210 East Bay. ? , :
Api'1130.. :.. . ....
TpCS. ?ALE, A SCHOLARSHIP IN A PHXLA
JC DELPHIA University of Medicine and Surgery,
i nia Scholarship entitles students to lull instruction iuu
01 imi?lnatiau in the MEDICAL BXXi?BmuasX? emurac
. ing Anatomy, burge, j,, I-IAJ tu ology, Materia Motttca,
Chemistry, Obstetrics, and Diseases of Women and Chil?
dren, Principles and Practice of. Medicine, and Patholo?
gy.' As this io one of-elie first Medical. Universitlea ol
too country, a favorable opportunity is ottered those
?niiiying medicine '??' Bchoterahip Apply.ai this
Ollice. December 15
&0AJ.EMN6,
TJOARDLVG.-FOUR WELL FURNISHED
St CHAMBERS on. the South' Battery with board for |
tamllies or ?Ingle gentlemen. Apply ot t.la office.
"April3ff - - ? '?-. - , ?.w...-? ...;.!. . tuthsS*
.TBO. \
BOARD OP THE BEST KIND, WITH OR I
without rooms,' cahnow'bes?cured, at very Traso??
ante rates, if soon applied to No. a SI. PHTUP STREET,
comer Beaufain street'-?.-.. -.- Apriiao
RAILROADS.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD COMPANY.
. . - -.SUPER INTENDENT'S OFFICE ! 1 '
- '. j.; -.r- <Tw?BT.iffrron, a? Q. May 3.1867J f
ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, THE 6TH LSiT.', TBt?BE
win be but ONE DAILY PASSENGER TRAIN run j
on this Road, the schedule of-which, 3iil.be ee?o?o?ra:
Leave Charleston. 2.15 p. M.
Arrive Florence.8.10 P. M.
I ; Leivemorenoe,:.. 3.40 A.M.
.The trains ?n= th? Ci^raw arid Datihigioii iaiiroad will, j
after the above date run ss follows:
Leave Florence. 8.45P.M.
;-Arrr-e Chcssw...11.45 P. M.
Leave Cheraw.;........2.00P.M.-2'
I^jave Florence.6.00 P.M.'
-r-j. .. ^. S. S. SOLOMONS,
; ?t '.? : : r rj _? .---Cr *--ftiifwf|nT4*rdaTd.
.'tar 0?erA?^ Benneasvilla, Darlingtorc ?Wadeaboro'
and Florence papers will copy for one month.
May2
PATTERNS. ?
TUST RECEIVED FROM MADAME DEMORES! THE I
el latest styles j . - ~:
DRESS MAKING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES,
Cloaks, Basques, &c, madejo order.
Xouutry crders filled promptly.
f. : . ;. MBSE. J. BONNEB.
Broad street, next east of Mansion House. -
? Aprils. ..... .,.,. jjno
PRODUCE
COMMISSIOI^ERCHAp
SOUTHERN ASL NORTHERN ORDERS FILLED OH
r-:.:K Vr} !coinB?3S??N, j;s'_'v<>r i
'2fo?& -I?E?I>??iTIiEET, CORNER 'mf?SQB,
Agsnoy tor EXION'S PREMIUM TRENTON
CRACKERS. : AU orders sent will bo promptly at. ended
*o._ Brno? TVcpmlfr V
WILLIS & Cf?lSOLMi
AND
SHI.P'-PIIST'O- AG-E N TVS.
;lrrriXA?.TKNP; TO THE PURCHASE, SALE
TY - BfcTllMENT (to "Foreign and DcariesHo-Ports) ot
COTTON, RICE, LUMBER AND NAVAL STORES." J
: ATLANTIC WHARF, CJiitrilcston. S. C. ,
^kSS^ii ^ v-V'f....A- B. 0HI9OLM
October is --- ? ~'~ tu-.:.. -r rr:'
j JOHN IZABB MIDDLETON,
SBIPP?K6 m tOMMIS?' 1ER?BMT
BAL T I M_OR Ey : ACd.
T>ABT:CULAB ATTENTION TO SALE OF COTTON,
JL; Kio? and Southern Produre, and Purchase of-Orsa
Guano and Plantation supplies. Liberal advances, made
on consignments. . - t ' . '
Bus?sworn Jlmsi I. Lambert Sittings st Col, "Balti?
more; Porcher A Henry, Charleston; Cohen, Hancfal lc
Cou, Chirleeton; J. D. Aiken ? Co.. Charleston; -Goar-'
din, Matthleeserri Co. ."Savannah; Du vant & Waplos, Sa?
vannah; Stovall st Edmonston, August?; Fisher & Low
Bsnoe. carnmbja; 6VC.-; Mayes 4 . Martin. Newberry, 8.
(X; James Pagan, Esq., Chester, a. C.
February 35 ?_,..... . mth?soi:
C.F.V0SLER9
^ ikfMWiiuM?M? 'mMi
Books? Periodicals gad Stationery.
t? A ?ar e supply of STATIONERY .
IHOTOURAPHS, PHOT OG It AP H ALkTUMS
-WU V . .yO?^^ BOQg^PtABIES ito 1867, Eta, .J
' .?^a?^?msa. ht bemosf
Hst nated ?uthors. SONG; BOOKS, BOOKS for Home
- *?^S?^MONTO?ESt^??A?HNE?, "WEEKLY rAPEBS.
^AT^??>Aa^art;^Band, ^ radjeoriprtonb t*>,
2??5??!!Z?? ?"i??? ?"> ?cpcK?Qfly ?ondted.'
MEETINGS._
LADIES' MEMLiiIAL ASSOCIATION.
AN EXTRA MEETING OP THE LADIES' MEMO?
RIAL Association will bo hold at tho Masonic Hall,
This Afternoon, 2d lust. at 5 P. al. .'?
Members aro requested to bo punctual as business of
Importance will bo discussed.
By oidor of President E. T. * 1 . May 2
PYTHAGOREAN LODGE, NO. 21, A. F. M.
THE KEG OL AH COMMUNICATION OF THIS LODGE
__ will bo held at Miumnli- Hill This Evening, at 8
o'olooft. Member? sud cftndidates~-wHl -attend punctu?
ally. By order of W. M.
- Maya-- ;'1 ? ? W. U. HUGHES, Secretary No. 21. -.
EAGLE FIRE COMPANY.
ATTEND THE ANNIVERSARY MEETING OF YOUR
Company ot your Hall This (Thursday) Evening at 8
o'clock.
Honorary and contributing members are respectfully
requested to attend. J. Q. NOLTE,
May 2 1 Secretary.
YOUNG AMERICA STEAM FIRE ENGINE
? - ? COMPANY.
A TTEND MONTHLY MEETING THIS EVENING AT
>3L 8 o'clock, ot Market Hall. By order.
W. W. HABT,
C. F. A. T. B. A. Secretary Y. A 6. F. E. C.
Moy 2 .1
SOUTH CAROLINA MECHANICS'JVSSU
: CLVTION.
RR\KE REGULAR MEETING OF THE ASSOCIATION
JL will bo held This Evening, ot 8 o'clock, at tho Trea?
surer's hovso, lu Mary street, opposite to Elizabeth
streot, The Members will please to attend. ? . '. y.
May 2 1? B. BR?SS. Secretary.
^ AMUSEMENTS.
HffiERtfUN HALL.
For Three Nights Only !
COMMENCING SATURDAY EVENING MAY 4.
3VLA.O EVO?'S
MUSICAL AND PANORAMIC EXHIBITION,
THE H1BE1UIIOU9I, '
OB, A TOUIl Iii III KL A ND 1 : '
The Musical Illustra tiona, by the Misses DALTON and
MAC EVOY. Mr. (JHA?. MAC KVO?. tho popular Irish
Vocalist and Violinist will appear in bis gcoat role ot
"Barney, the Guide. !
A Descriptive Lecture by Prof. MAC EVOY.
tKS~ Admission 70 and 60 cents. Children half price;
Doors open 1?&\to commence ot 8 o'clock. -".
O?r aeo bills of the day.' Chango of Programme
overy night._^_ 3 _ Muy 2
r*TU?E LADIES OF FLORENCE RESPECTFULLY TN
? r Villi the public to a FALK which will- bo- held m
tue Masonic Lodge, ou the l?in, lUth and l"th of May,
tue proceeds ot winch will bo devoted to benevolent ou
jects. I The Fair will open on the morning of the 16th, at
10 o'clock. On the my ut ol tho lGtU uiore will bo a nones
of A AiiijKAUX and CUAltADEa ; on the hi"ht ot the 17th,
a CONCERT, iio one need stay away lor lear of being "
imposed on. There will bo no.L&TOKITON. No articie
will be sold for more than you cnn purchase elsewhere. :
Turms of Admission to tue Fur, au cents. Adminslon
to tho Tableaux, CO cents. Admission to the Concert, SJ
conta. A E. BROWN,
? i. Secretary of Ladies' Fair.
April 22 ? _. , .
LOST.
LOST, YESTE-DAY AFTERNOON, ON
King street, a PoBTMONNAlE, containing a small
ovun ot mouey, a Gold Masonic Ring, and papera of,value
to tue owner. A liberal reward will be paid if left at this
?i?ce. . . 1? ... May2'
STOLEN.
STOLEN FROM MY PREMISES, ON THE
.night of tho .-tilth ult-, a tot of SILVER TABLE AND
L>^8oLttT BPoOJMt,, TABLES-FORKS AND DESSERT
FORKS, and other items-msstiy all very, heavy, and all
engraved "L. R. D." Any one giving iniurmation for the
recovery ot the above, will be liberally rewarded by
LEVY DRUCKER, No. 213 Meeting or No. 80s King
street. . , . a May!
REMOVALS.
REMOVAL.
Tl/TABSHALL & MCMILLAN, LADIES' AND GENTLE
-LtL Mi?Td Bootand?hoo Alanuiaoturers, have removed
u*eir establishment to No. HU KING, corner ot Society
street. _ 0 - April 29
EDUCATIONAL.
BOARDING AND DAY" SCHOOL FOR. YOUNG
:. C .?: LADIES,
MRS JOHN LAURENS, ASSISTED - BY THE REV.
.>V. B. Afr. HOWE, at No. Td Coming strvet. ?
- J.arm commencing Ootebcr 1st, aria enamg July ?st.
For parocuiara apply as above. , .
October 18 - ": - ta "
DENTISTRY.
THEO. F. CHOTEE^
DE NXIST, ..
OFFICE, - - - No. ?75 KING STREET,
rTKAItT.V onfOSITE EASEL.
ri ULE MOST REA UTIFUL ARTIFICIAL TEETH TN- .
_L SERTED at moderate prices.
i ec?- TEETH EXTRACTED without pain by means of
. CHLOROFORM :-j .
NITROUS OX YD,
Or by DB. RICHARDSON'S apparatus for producing
LOCAL ANAESTHESIA.
Marchs. ;:".., ? . tuthsGmo
O. CHITTEND?N, ~
General Commission Merchant,
. ? -?. . : '_ ' ? AND. -.
Majxiifa^tTirex? . of PaT>er,;
OF VABIQ?B'KINDS,.- |
KO. 13 J READE STREET,'
' - : \t
Corner Hudson Street, Now. York. - :
DEALER TN PAPER AND TN MATERIALS. OF
, every description tor its manufacture, .i,
, December 13 * **.?'
THE LADIES.' . j
OT
SAYING ON HAND A LARGE SUPPLY OF BEADY
. MADE CLOT HING, suitable for Gentlemen^' La-,
dies and Children, and being d?sirons of diminishing pur
Stock before the season advances too far, wo would espe?
cially draw the attention of the public towards the reduc?
tion which will be made in our prices 'for 'tho- next two
cr three weeks from date. .. ..~ je.-""
Apply at . the DEPOSITORY, ...
Janasry 2g - ?' " Ko. 17 Cmohnera-street,.
~ - M.-Mv QUINN," |?
^W^olesal? 'Sc ' jR?tail" ??al?rs
?'".''?.*" TN' .' -v.
BOOKS, PERI?BICALS, ; r
NEWBPAPEB6, ST AT IO NE BY,' ETC.
No.' 537 KING STREKT_' "'"
; (Opposite Ann street),
O h. a r i e s t on, C. S.' ,
The LATEST ISSUES of the Press always on hand. '
.. Subscriptions received and .Goods delivered or for?
warded by Moll Or Express.. .. :?
?U. CASH ORDERS will be promptly attended to. -
February 23 ' ? ' - ' . ' . .-,' -; ly
EIiBB?t & BSOWl?,
.^ANTIFACTURER8 AND-'PATE^T
EES of. the, celebrated : CO MEIN ATION
ORADrjE AND, B?fif T1?B\-P??
t^eUing Horses, and all kinds offEock
- itwr *-? ^ow?; rnvoiia qhiirs, with double,
.?ST^VTT/*'?'*"* ^Hio wheels, from- $25 to tis;
?Children's Csrriages.-P?i?cy sod Voratsbe* Wagons..
Fan^ ?nltiea. Invalid Carnages, mada tourner, Fancy
madffto?rder1 Kocker0> *?" &c - lifs-si?:Horwis,
Depot, No. 038 BROADWAY. Manufactory!, Nos 440
4M, ?ol and 46?,WEST STRoET, New Yorit. , - '
<***X*M; ? ? ? . ' . ? ftstnlyr ..
STRASBURGER & NUHN,
. ". ' VI V . IMPORTERS OF . V
. . TOITS,' CHINA. SLATES AND SLATE
' '" ' - " , ' *?BNcnis.- ' .j . ; ,!.; ; '
STRASBUEGER ? NUBN, FORCED "?Y THE EAPTD
increase of their business and their present inade?
quate scoommodati?ns, have made' irranseinents to re
S51^?0^?^1^00lMa totho extensive loxt*5
?l^^v^?0^? Canal street, NewYorkvoi
the 15th of March: offering there to buyers- bettS S
dnoement8,thsn ever before. thstuSmos . Wmarya?T
,; . INTELLIGENCE OFFICE. : '
-:?v:;'ic%^B0NF0BT,;;";. %%
. BUOBOir, near KINO STREET, rear ofCIT?vi??:
FA^_HANi>S, COOKS, WASHERS, HOUSE SER?
VA-.?TS, &c.; wanted immediately.
March2ff - .?' '. .; : ;' : ~ ????? ' ? tcthsarn ?? ,
CITY TAXES-MONTHLY RETURNS: ' V
OFFICE OF THEOrry ASSESSOR, i "
. . - f!mr TT/T>,_ lfflty 1.1867 I
"VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. TO ALL CONCERNED
;i\ that tho Mont?l/Eeturna: for tho mouth of Anr?
psst; in compliance, with the Tax Ordinance ratified-ort
the 28thdsy of December, 186?, must bo-madeon dr be?
fore the 16th inst, i . f ? : ,i r>.: C.? GIBSONy -
-Meyl- 13 Mir. . City Aesensor
Ot*5gJ^.*?OBHAMSOTAL.GAS^^ra
?vrSHS?0 AND PLUMBING PROMPTLY AT
? augustin . . r^tween Virv^and ^eA,v5r??^
TS A?. EXCELLENT AU vTERT?BTNG''MEDIUM;-:LE5?=
JL Merchaista nr^bnsincas mon-try ii foraft?w months.
"No rLik no gate/'.. Send on your cords and IlntafMa?
^^Csrg^of?w^
Cowt^fBby?iey0sr^fcy-? .
aegaxaf.Bbanging. cn more favorable tanna. Address--*'- i
EDWARD A. BEOS30N
MILLINERY, ETC.
Spiring Fashions
~;- . J, ? AT :
MISS SOSA MURTLAND'S
MILLINERY BOOMS,
. - No. - 29? -King* Street,
-ABOVE WEXTWORTH,
(OVER MESSRS. SHEPHERD & COHEN'S.)
TVpSS MURTLAND HAS JUST RECEIVED. PER
JLYJL -'Manhattan." a beautiful assortment of SPRING
AND SUMMER MILLINERY, and solicits a call.
Latest Styles alway? on baud.
April 0 . tuthslmo
MADAME F. LUDECUS,
SEAX.ES IN
MILLINERY AMI FANCY GOODS
NO. 252 KINGrST, Up-Stairs.
rriAKES THIS OPPORTUNITY OF INFORMING THE
I LADIES of Charleston, and vicinity, tb at sho has
recently opouod a large assortment of Fashicnablo MIL?
LINERY and FANCY GOODS, and would be elad if La?
dies would call and examino them.
Mrs. Ludocns promises -to sell at the choapest possible
rates, being satisfied with small profits.
STAMPING. AND FANCY WOBK
Dono at the > hortest notice.
Shebas tb-j agcncy-also of 'Madame Demorest for tho
cale of her DRESS PATTERNS, by tile aid of which
every Lady can be her own Fashionable Dressmaker.
April 0_? . ._stu th
MRS. SJ. COTCHETT,
EMPORIUM OF FASHIONS,
KING STREET, Charleston, S. C.
55?
NEW AND ELEGANT
TRIMMINGS Just receiv?
ed at Mrs. S. J. COTCH
^ETT'd, No. 371 KTNG
STREET, a select lot of
Fashionable DRESS and
CLO A K - TRIMMINGS,
CRYSTAL, AMBER, MOTHER OF PEARL AND JET
FRINGES, GIMPS, etci
in great varioty and at
greatly reduced prices.
In addition to tho above,
Mrs. C. has just; opened
an assortment o? Ladies,
Misses' and Infants'
HATS, CRAPE, ILLUSION, SILK, CHLP AND STRAW
BONNETS. Tho Ladies o invited to call and examine.
No. 371 KING STREET,
April 30 tuthsS Third door north of Georgc-at
CLOTHE ?? 5.
JAMES MCCORMICK,
: lyCERCHANT; TAILOR,
WSOIaSaUXK AKD BXXAZXa T>T* AT.TTR XX
CLOTHS, CASSIM?RES ?ND VESTINGS,
I" GEISTS? FCRBIISH?NG GOODS,
No. 35; BROAD STREET
j January 23 Cmos CHARLESTON, S. C. .
GREAT AFHACTION !
GREAT ATTR?eTION !
I|??? Iii!
ATTENTION PARENTS!
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED OUR . STOCK OF I
YOUTH'S, BOYS*. AND CHILDREN'S CLOTH- j
INO, of flue, and medium qualities, to which we. invite,
your attention. Call and examine. We will take pleasure
I to show and sell them. " " - :
I REMEMBER THE STORE.
No. 213 Mug street,
.. ? ' MTDLLE OF THE BLOCK,
: April 28' ,' Known os Victoria Hotel Range.
SPRING "?L SUMMER CLOTHING.
PIERSON &
;N"o.f i?6-: KAYNE-' STREET,
OFFER. THE .BALANCE OF TBV*H, STOCK '? OF I
- READY-MADE CLOTHING 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
SARBART, I1I1?F0M & CO.,
MANUFACTHR'ERS " AND ? yfeo?SALE "DEALERS
'- : -' -'" ' -" is ' :: ' . ..
'"AND.
MPS! vSL?THSM?,
:rA MERIGAN EXPRESS: BUILDING, NOS. .56, 57,'69"
: f\ and 61, Rudson street, near Duane, New .York.
-,V ;.. i :. ...T.i". CARHART. ? , - .
. jt)"; / ?-':..?>-".'.: . '.' . . ':W,'H.,WHITFORD. -
rVi ":'.'"* : .".', ?.R.VANW?GENEN.
DecemberlO and - T HAMILTON
imp, I, GILUI^ :fes%
: Real Estate Agents, Auctioneers
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
OFFICE NO.< 33 HAYN E STREET.
. September .8..... . . . ^
CRISPER COMA.
. ;: Ohl she was beautiful.and fair,
!" . " -With" starry eyes, and radiant bair,
' '." Whoso curling tendrils, sott entwined,
. Enchained tho very heart and mind,
k ' ';,.-' ".'.. cms?H?cpaiA, ?
tFoi Cr?Siag : the Half1 : of eiWer "8e? into Wavy '?
: aad^Glossy Singlets or Hei*? Massive- .
[",,.?>-. ;.":; ,- Corla. .'-' :". ';. ;
T>y rUSTNG THIS ARTICLE LADES ? AND GENTLE.
"Jj.".;. MEN can beautify themselves; n Ihonsand?ld.
' lt. ist the 'only article in tee world" that will curl-straight
hair, and. at the same time give it a beautiful; glossy sp..
.pearana?. The Crisper Coma net only curl, tho hair, hilt'
invigorates, beautifies and cleanses it; is highiy*" oad de?
lightfully perfumed, and is the most complete article of
the kind' over offered to the American publia ' Th?
Crisper Ooma win be sent to any address, sealed and
.postpaidforSL . h
' Address all orders to .
. * ' W. L. CLARK ?? OG., Chemists,
' No. S West Fayette street, Syracuse. N. Y. .
? March 30 - ? .. . . .. . jyj "
EXCELSIOR! EXCELSIOltl
.v;- -?j^ASTEf-^TiAR's": <
: i .Far RejEovinj; KuperSuotu Hair.
rpo THE LADIES ESPECIALLY', THIS INVALUABLE
JL depilatory recommends itself as being au almost in.
aispenslble article to fomale beauty, is easily applied.
doe? hot burn.OE mjurs the skin, bat acts directly on the
roots, It ia warranted to remove- superfluous lufrftwm
used by the French, and ia the only real effoctusi depila?
tory in existence. - Prise 76 cents per package, sent post
paid toany address, on receipt of an OTder, by - ' - -
. ? . BERGER, SHUTTS & CO., Chemists,. ,
March 30.- -ly - Na 285 River SU Troy, N. Y, _
?f?rH&XEBS and, MUS
W TACHE? forced to
grow upon the smoothest
taco in from ihre?' to five
weeks by using Dr. SEVIG
3 E ' S RESTAURATEUR
, CAPILLAIRE, D th? : most
wonderful discovery in mo
; dem itdence, acting upon
tho Beard and Hair in an almost miraculous rnaSfer. It
baa been used by the eli to of. Paris and Condon with the
moat flattering success, j Name* Of SH purchasers will
be registered, and if enttro satisfaction ia not given In
avery instance, the money wul toe cheerfully remnded.
Price by mail, sealed and postpaid, to. Descriptivo cir
calais and tegtimomaltt malled free. AddressDECRGER,
3HUTT8 lc CO., ChamW,ts, No. SSS Btree.etceot Troy,NJ
Y.. 8o> Agenta for the United StafaM , KT>' .
? MaWaM.... . ...j-i ';-,. ? . '? : ?y '
" .-.-.?:;''-\ :.' - ; ?OOTCB.- ??- ' ,. ]\;,'
/^.FFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL..-THE FOLLOWING
Clause of Secticn 1 of sn -Ordinance to Balso Sup
Blina fer the ye>r 1867," ia pnVdahed ito ?io information.
yf person? seUiasGooda by sample or otherwtoo, whb^^aro
act restdenu of -this city. AU cnehrpertons are hereby
notifias to report at this offioOo ?.- :, .
. "Threo doUars oa every hnadrei? doQars of en goods '
told la this city by mon* not roliit-nta, by amnraieYg
March ? ;':'';-\>;t'f^e^1oagS^? t.
IT ?rrret 7o Soi 83 CHTJRCS HTBEEI. <*#Cw>s
iortaoi Broaastreei. .- .. MRnstaf
GROCERY AND MISCELLANEOUS.
KNOX & SON'S ALLOAALE.
"^ASKS JUST RECEIVED. AND FOR BALK BY
_/ WM. C. Bli. ii CO., -
Comer East Bay and Vandornorst's Wliarf.
April ll! ._ li-'. tutbHlO
IN~STORE AND LANDING.
I " f\r\i\ BUSHELS PRIME WHITE CORN' -
LO.UUU <U0 bales liastorn Hay
00 tanda Molasses_ _.
OX)bushels Peas ' " ?
00 caskH Allsop's Ale and London Porter, qts and pis.
For salo by RISLEY & CREIGHTON,
Corner East Bay ard Accommodation Wharf.
April 30_3_
, COAX* AFLOAT. Y
fVTOW LANDING FROM SCHOONERS MARY I
L^t LONG and Manan?co. 700 tons ANTHRACITE
;OAL, consisting of W. A. Steamboat sud Foundry Coal
ad R. A Gi ate and Stove Coal. All (ruarantoed to bo of
he best quality and affording consumers an opportunity
if laying in their supplies at the very lowest price. For
ale Dy M. F. BAKER ie CO.,
April 30 3 Coal Yard Cumberland street.
HAY AN? SYRUP.
\(\C\ BALES HAY.
60 barrels Syrup.
For Bale low whilo landing (rom steamer Saragossa.
April 30 V!_RAVEN EL & CO.
ROSIN AND SPIRITS TURPEN
. . TINK.
~f\ BARRELS ROSIN
<J\J 12 barrels Spirits TorpenUno. '
Landing thia day, and for, cale.by -
J. A. ENSLOW it CO., .
May 1 . No. 1*1 East Bay.
DRY GOODS, ETC.
SPRING DRESS GOODS,
AT REDUCED PRICES.
TTHE 8UBCRIBER OFFERS HT0 REMAINING STOCK
X of SPRING DRESS GOODS Rtgroatiy reduced prices.
JAJIEs B. BETTS,
May 1 . 6 ' No; 252 King street
~M?F. Ajp?F~~
JUST RECEIVED, AND OPENING DAILY. A
splendid asssortmont of SPEXNO ?ND SUMMER :
DRESS GOODS,
and everything elso in the St- ?J ??d Fancy
The largest and most varied Stock in the city, all of
which will be sold low for cash, . j
WHOLESALE & RETAIL,
Call and see, and you will And the cheapest, combined
with the moat select Goods, offered lower than over since
the war.
No. 306 KING STREET;
Between Wentworth and Society sts.
LEVY DRUCKER.
March 12 _tnthsamo
SPRING TRADE.
SO. 143 M6ETM STREET,
CHARLESTON^ S. C. i
1?JKSH1LL,BURGE&B?WEf?,
Wholesale Dealers in Foreign ?ndj
Domestic Dry Goods,
I NVrXB ' .THE ATTENTION OF ' .MERCHANTS TO
X their Stock, which 1B entirely new,- carefully selected,
and will be sold at a small advance on -first cost, for cabh
or short time approved paper. _r j
? ? E. w: MARSHALL!
- ; -' . ': ,.W. TL BURGE. : i .
.... ...?-j O. A. BOWEN......j""
- THEHHDESSIGNED BEGS TO CALL THE ATTEN- J
TK)N of the former patrons of Messrs. W. T.-BURGE! &
CO. to our stocky which is : LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE,
eirtircuyiiow^purchosed-during-the -recent-d?pT?saionlin- j
Northern Markets, Orders promptly executed.- -- . -v. |
March i 2mc . r W. T. BURGER
OPTICAL.
SPECTACLES!
SPECTACLES"! ':
The subscribers have just received^
a fine and complete assortaient of
the celebrated/ ?*? PERISC?PIC
IJTCS," in Gold, Sdyeiv Sf?e?. and
Shell Frames^wlt?ch they a^
pared to adapt to all who may aut?er j
ttomi Defect?Tii Yisioni- ^ :
Prices reasonable and to snit the
times.'." ;j ' " r . V X. j "";
ALLAH i???ipy^
No. 307 MG STREET, j
Sign of the 'j Gold Spectaelesi'
r: rsUrhe' ;?^IS?OI^C,,X^NS
fitted to old frames at the shortest
notice. . : ? j ..
. . AT-THE VV?MDJUtgnT^BKVrXA'noXB, j
Madaa?? H; A. lPERl??GjO? -
BEE REVALS SECRETS NO MORTAL EVER KNEW.
She restores to happiness -those-wno, from doleful
events; catastrophes, crosses in lovo, loss of relatiopa_and'
telenas, lass of money, : tc, have become despondent."
She bjiags, together those long separated, gives informs^
dan concerning absent friends or lovers, restores lost os
stolen property, tells you the bnWrinsB you'ara best
qualified to' pursue ana Ut what you will be inoat success?
ful, causes Bpcedyraarriagea, and tells- you Ore very day.
you will marry, gives -yyu the names, liseneas and char?
acteristics of the person. - She reads your very tlxaugbts,
and by her almost supernatural powers, unvails.the- dade
and hidden mysteries of the iutuxc.^- From the.stars, we
ene in the firmament-(he malefic stars that, overcomeor
prraomlnato in the co^aRUra?on-irom. the aspects and
positions of the planeta and thefixod stars ia. iliabeavens
at the time ot birth, she. deduces the fatuta, destiny of
man: JFail not to cun?ulftlio- greatest' Astrologist on
earth. It costa you buta trifle,-and-y ou may novar again
have so favorable.s? opportunity. Consultation fee?rwitb.;
likeness and aU - dosire? tntortnntlon, ?ll Partios living,
sta distance can consult -the Madame by mail with equal
safety and aatjflfaetlnn.ro themselves, asif ta .person. A
full and explicit chart, written, ont, witta all toquiries- an?
swered and likeness enclosed-, sent b ymall'on?Tefc?ipt of -'
price above mentioned.. The. strictest. ,6?!er??y 1 will be
maintain ed.-and arl correspondence xatirrnod-or destroy?
ed; Referenoesbf thonlg^tor?^i?uirttiflhed- Utosi) d&
?fr?nff them.- Write plainly--tb? ~d*y??f "Ole tnonthand
year in which you were born, onclonng a.small: lock of
Address, . i J;.M*DA5IG;H. V.^PERRIGO,
. P. Ok DBAWEBSW' BOTJTXLO, N. Y.
March?o . ,;- . ? r.:. "ly.;
-,77 ? .'-77.-n^T- .'* 'i'-*r*f---.. ,* -\ .' L ?i ai.
-'-".'.' - - ' , OFFICE OF-CrTY;TREASURY, 1 _;
PUBLIC NOTICE 13 HEREBY GIVE^NTHAT^bER !
tba-fbllowuxsOrdlaanee^
ordeHvery^?romthisOtllce, , S.;THOMAS,"
i ,"...''"*_. v. ...CuyTws?wex;;<;
'Sao.' t: Be it OrHaine? by tker'Jfc?g? and-Aldermen fa -
Tity Council assembled. That fronr "and after the firat day '
if Jauusry, licenses shall be taken out for all carte-drays -
jjd wagoas, used for pnvate and domestic purpoesa,.tn .
ram* rnSr?T'***'! ftSoSiSUU **-rt*"y**"^^f>T*Tf^sifTfiit '
iow> oiWorc? itt relation 4o iarta, dray? and wagoijsi ?e?/sr ?
IriyBnjfor ta^.esorot^yixia?bojidi%^^ ?nota . j
art. dray or wagon, shall be provided with k badge con- .
Binmg fie cumbo?1 thereof, sud marked Pl?vau,: to b?=- ?
?laced On th? outside of the shaft. - . ; ' W:i -
SJCC 3L. l?o person shall De taken by the Treasurer oe
urefyioany bond- rmder the Ordinance concerning li?
esses for carts; drays, wagons, and other ?amagos, na?
sas he or she .he ? freeholder..
8K3. 3. Tho following shan hereafter be the rates for
icensesfbrpuhltoand privata.carts, drays, wagons, 4c..
aslnding tho horse? or mules used thereof, which sba]].. ,
o free from other taxation: ?'** ,J
traue OABTB, DUiis, i-re, onrxaosB XafPtABt? XaTAaTC" -,
SUBDOi? WHAIEVS2, TOB HL0X Dm?CI OB ZBDtBMOX.
For every"c*rt, dray o?r Wago^drawn 1jy one tors* or ?
Bat?-Oto-\--t .. . T
Forevaj? cart, drav ar. wagon, drawn by two horses or
For every hact tad carriage with two Wt ods, $30. ??
For every hack and carriage with four wheels, 5*0. : P T
For, every stage or omnibus icicert line omnibus),
Ith ttrohcrfeea, ?60. sf^i , j "
Far, awry etage or omnibus. (*xc?pt; ]^ omnibus),
tswnbytouxhprses,$60. , ?-...jf^.. ;
Fer evflry track drx^-n oy two or mare horses o-nniHB,
W. ....:.'=.-?,.: ;<ii cx-- t J' "cr ?
^*asj?:owet9 j^Ywax^mia?^iBMAja^^se?:-. af. ~s.
. not-te^^cnrelkrt^m^the asaav j
?nuary 3 W, H, ?METH, Ctoi o? ?WncO. '
GROCERY AND MISCELLANEOUS
SIDES, SHOULDERS, HAMS,
PURK HKAUS.&f.
1 er HHD8. PRIME CLEAR AND CLEAR RIBBED
JLQ SIDES -
20 hhde. prime Shoulders
10 tc?, of thc celebrated "Washington Hams"
10 toe. Sugar Cared Hams
25 bbb?. New York S trips
20 bbls. Fork Hoads
12 bbls. Pork Trimmings.
Just recdvod per stunners and for sale br -,
LA UREY & ALEXANDER,
May 2 2 No. 137 East B?y._
CALIFORNIA WINE COMPANY.
'' '"(WCOMOBATEnrKOVjncBES.l, 1686.)
WIN E S%!
FROM THE VINEYARDS OF
Sonoma, Los Angelos and Napa
: Counties; California.
W. H. CHAPEE, Agent.
NO. 207 EAST BAY. CHARLESTON, S. O.
HOCK. SHERRY, SWEET ANGELICA, MUSCATEL.
Port. Wino Bitters, Claret, Sonomo Brandy, Cahfbrnia
Catawba, Sonoma Champagne (tn quarts). Sonoma Cham?
pagne (in pints, 24 in a caso)-in wood and glass.
April 30_? ' ? :_tnthsOmoa
SALT AFLOAT !
i)f\f\f \ SACKS LIVERPOOL SALT. IN LABOE,
j? \J \J VJ bleached, seamless sacks, landing and for
sale by W. B. SMITH it CO.,
ADIII 30_ _ Napier's Rahgo.
SIDES, SHOULDERS, STRIPS
ANT?-LARD.
4 (\ HOGSHEADS PRIME CLEAR RIBBED SIDES.
^?V *0 hogsheads Prime Shoulders.
30 barrels New York Sugar cured Strips.
25 Tierces Prime Leal Lard.
In store In perfect condition and. for salo, low by
JEFFFORDS & CO.,
No. 30 Vendue Rance, Opposite old stand.
April 30_ 3
PRIME WESTERN BACON, &c.
A pr HHDS . STRICTLY CHOICE WESTERN C. B.
?fct> SIDES '
CO bids Strictly Primo Western Shoulders
sam
200 barrels MOLASSES.
For sale by - HENEY COBIA & CO.
May 1_3
FffiST-?LAMO?BBffi.
WSB. SOOiwiN & 00.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS HI '
CHOICE FAJite-GROCERIES,
:.. i -kSU IMPORTEES1 OT*- -. . "
FINE MES; BRAM; ms, nc,
No. 259 KE?G ST,,
OPPOSITE HASEL.
CARD.
i A,rS. EVERT E. BEDFORD, THE MANAGER OF
J?L THE . ABOVE ESTABLISHMENT, returns many
I thankB to tho customers and patrons for their liberal
patronage and appreciation of the quality of goods pur?
chased by t?m during tho mat year. It haa been, and
I always will w cur aim, to PLEASis OUR CUSTOMERS,
and as we oder for Bale the first quelity of all tinda eil
GROCERIES, WINES, TEAS, etc, wo flatter ourselves
that, with our facilities, can give'general "satisfaction
j to all. ., -. ; ;
WM. SIMONS, Esc??, having been engaged to assist in
tho management, would be pleased to see his friends at
No. 259, assuring" {hem that" "all goods purchased are
j WABBASTED AS REPRESENTED. ?'? - ?
THAT WE SELL AEE.TMPORTED DIRECT ' BTW. 8.
CORWIN tc CO., and"pas'? "through no other hands, en?
abling us not only to WARRANT TTTBM Afe PORE AND
UNADULTERATED, but to sell at the following psflcea :
FINEST YOUNG HYSON....i.."...-.::..;..........?Q 00
FINE-YOUNG HYSON.... ........ ?1.::...;1 50 tb 1 75
FINEST GUNPOWDER-.-...j_._2 25
FINEST IMPERIAL.."..'....:.
CHOICEST ENGLISH BREAKFAST............... 2 25
ENGLISH BREAKFAST.1 60
CHOICEST OOLONG. ._.J...". 2 00
CHOICE OOLONG...-. I-. :. -;......... 1 ; vi vi ?.. i.. 1 50
We keep, also., a supply of cheaper grados-a good
quality of GREEN AND BLACK TEA,. MgED. at il 50
per pound. ' " >
Just rracetv?ct o now, supply ot : OLD JAVA .COFFEE,
t?e.; PARCHED,' 50c; GROUND. 62c t OLD BIO, 35c.
The PARCHED COFFEE we represent to -be- of 'tba
FIRST QU ALITY, parched: by ns wtth.great cars. A trial
of these Coffees, Green, Parched and Ground, wiR con?
vince the consumer on that point, ' -
GENUINE MOCHA AND LAGtJAFRA. . : f
TheFIT.T.TNGOF ORDERS, personally attended to by
one of the Managers: Goods delivered to all parts of the
city FREE OF CHARGE:
A supply, of GOSHE?f DAIRY BIOTEB-will arrive on
Tuesday. ?U*5S.I j. .; ;^J'?'c?,i^7,^y *
. ... .. .... ; > ?a??- ? -
Office"'No. 14? Meeting.street,?
i ' ; . CO?Nf?TTp?fS ?*?* .
. i.i ' tBEEB. AU [Jj ....
Railroads Throughout
...... ..... ~-- '?. ?? ? iwl'fc .fe-U
UNITER
Every attention given to the sale
I Transmission of Freight^ Money,
smd Valuables.
vrt??i: c?xav FOB DEIJVEB FREIGHT
: : . ;TO AN? POINT IN . THE OTTX
':^.FREE fcF'CHARGE..
(??...?j;? t . J : ^^ JBJU?X^^C^?^t^
tprfllB . . , \ .. ... .,'.-, ? , '? t. . ". Augusta. Ga.
OFFI?K O? CAPTAIS OF POLICE, I
, . CHARLESTON. 8. C, April 12, 1867. \
' r| VRE ' FOLLOWING ORDINANCE IS " PUBLISHED
X for the benedtof all whom lt mey concern. <
C.B. SIG WALD,
_ Captain of Police.
- Be it Ordained, That.from and after the first day of
January nert, every; jpersoa: Tteoplng a shop or store, or
engaged Inmeroaatila buetoeaa ia tba..City -of Charles?
ton, shall post up," and fceep". posted np. In some conspi
cuc?s'pta?o, at tis or her business: stand or stand., .
conspicuous Signboard or Piafe, ,contamii!g .hie or her
given name and surname^ and, in ease or a partnership,
the given name and "inflame of each member of the firm;
and every person-flo offending, <tf making default herein,
SUBJ} forfeit and pay to thean? a penalty ,eX.fifty dellars
for each and every offence'br -d?finit; "ind" rh addition
thereto a ftrrfher iranvbf flftydalla? for ??br?ssi'every
month during which the provisions of this. Ordinance
shall, remain not complied with: Provided, however,
Tbatnothing-btteto?nt?ined-BhaH apply to the special
partners of a limiiMparmershtov . . ; :>. . . ;
Ratified December % 1B5L ,
?Jr?? frw'O'r&??irLce'Satined NomMKrOOOt, 1300. |
' -'8Xo.'J6Vl$?,cloth awning shaU b?^?rt4Tj^in>?ucha man
:ne? a? to obstruct foci passengers;, and no- sign-board
ahall b? erected otterwiiH) ?Hau ??rleen feat from thc Kur
fec= of the grounder foot pavement. . " . .
vindex a penalQ' orTwiAity Dollar*' far each and every
-day, while any ?ichawnlng.or-aign.boardVSxad or form?
ed otivsrwiso than aa herein directed, shall so remain
'sf,-.; * "sV^ ' - tr -- - -sr ?*S ? r ia- .
' - Sec 6. No person or parsons whosoever shoo, for the
: purpose of ej^octng anj goods,, nnnrmodlties,. or other
articlea :orsale, pl?c?,"or caused to be'placed, any such
goods\^mmoaities, or other srUcle? whatsoever; or any
table, bej?ch, staU-board, box, or other appendage, in
any street; lane, alley, or p?bilo thoroughfare, or any
foot-pavement - within < the- City, ander .*? penalty ot
: Twenty. Hollar? tor each and every such onanoe, ?nd fi?
each and every night or day, as the case may. be, on
"which any OTch'oBcnce i? camrmtted^ Provided, how
ever^Thsi Vardus Masters ahai; bo. permitted to. expose
before their stares such goods, and commodities as they
'iwll atpublic auction, tratnot to^to up ?enrocan than
tue front of dioir respective venixue stores., and to tba
distance of six feet beyond the same. ...... .
""8<a. K "HO person Or pbrsonii' whdsbevsj; Ifltaa snflsr
any fire wood, coals, goods, wares, marcliaudteo. car?
riages of any desetipt?en, or any other matter or thing,
to him, hex. fi? them belonging or consigned, to layer
stand for a longer space than four hears, ba any street,
lane, alley, or publie -thoroughfare within the city, un
; derjt penalty otTwoJJoIlora. with potts, for evory hour
that any. such, article or thing shall so lay or stand be
yondthe above1 mentioned time '.-txtrptiag materials br
bunding, tn regard to which thor ftUowins regulations
shall bo obeorved, namely : When any person or persons
shalt "erect cr repair any' house' or 'other1- building;
upon.. any .. stree*, lane, alley, r ?r .op?n- court?
within th? .-city, he, she, or they shan Toaks
?aVplicattod for ase us?-of so -much ol the ?treat
or public way aa shall not exceed Uta iront of the
loton which such .building 1? .to be erected, nor extend
more thadidjc'feet i?to the street; Which space suchper
son or peroone ?shall iorthwiih eacloae with-a ?^i?*^n?i?
fenoej at leaet six &et high, in- order to deposit within the
fBTflfuihw requisite rnj^cSala-for"", building repairing;
Mid-such fence, together with Hifrreliianu^^DiaSerial, he,
?hc or ti ey ehall remove aa soon ac the work, be nnlebod,
or whenever the Mayor shaB require" It, "on pain of for
felting'Two DoUars for every hourtha? suchSasioo cr such
rn trials aban afterward .ramsj? uararnoTed? and on
pain, also, of "having the same removed at bis, her. or
thotrexp^nflo?by<he<3Byaua?oTHi* *
April 13.1 ,./?::..j. .,?U,.::i? rr. 16.
?LU- ; ;;-oi ,H-iit:..-t.val:.,o.-?v;o^'-Mrto^
USE THIS, LADIES, AND NO OTKKR, '
? With your PASTRY have- no bothsr; .
"", Atevery grocers you can got lt, "'"
. Try a box and ne'er regret it, '-. - tt-:i' .
Thia YEAST POWDER is used by ill finti jj- Hotel?
?aid Restaurants through tho country, and is finding tts
way, roto eS^ry .hb?fleboLT wnerfe' goOQ xeiWt Powder ls
^precis* ^i; -sample* free. Evtsy bo? - warran tod to
n7e satlsfiv-tton orr rooney refunded. Manufactured by
lAYLOB ^ YOUNG, So. MO Front 'street; Nev York.
For tote by -- - GBTJBftBTifeki^TIM,
' - : HPIT? ^B^i^?^i^^
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