The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, May 09, 1867, Image 2

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THE ??i?RLWN DAILY NEWS, G. E. CATHCABT, EDITOB^ S / CATHCART, MCMILLAN &. MORTON, PROPRIETORS. No. 18 HAYNE STREET. CITY PRINTERS. TCBMS~.CA.SH. SUBSCRIPTION DAILT- TWELVEMONTHS. ..810.00 DAILY-l^SLV. MONTHS.'.? 0.00 . DAICT-THREE MONTHS... ?-SO . W'tr?XE COPIES.5 cents TO NEWS DEALERS_ ... -...?..-3 cento' NEWS SUMMARY. Cotton declined in Liverpool Jd; Uplands 10} : ?lld. ? ' ? ' . ; Cotton closed in NOTT York heavy. Middling 1 Uplands 27 cents. Gold closed at 38c. An Ohio editor, -who has received a cake of sn" gar made from the sap of tho black walnut free, pronounced it .superior to maple sugar. ? _ JOHNS. C. ABBOTT win return to this country in ? a law" weelcs. ' LOUTS NAPOLEON finds ABBOTT and 1 . BisstABOK a trifle too much for him. Hons. ALBERT YIDGKNSOFEB, the oldest printer . inTaris, died a foW days since, 87 years old-he TS "was employed in tile Moniteur office for fifty years. " -Xhc.Swedish man-of-war Geffe has come to New I York for the purposo of further instructing her j seamen in the art of practical soamanship. '2 ? B?sToni had performed 108 nights in this coun .'. try, apto last Saturday nighty and the gross re- ; -^oeipts were ahout $450,000. This loaves $270,000 as the share of KISTOBI. Mrs. W. E. DOYLE, wife of the local editor of the Louisville Courier, died on "Wednesday last from tila effects of an over-dose of chloroform, taken to relieve the sufferings she. .endured from neuralgia. - ; -The quirterly report of the national banking % associations shows the total of their resources to har? hsen, on the first Monday of April, ?i,?S2, 737,897. . There is a general impression among New 1 gland fanners, that they can raise their wBEat j mu.<;h easier than they can buy it, and thenrwill be a considerable breadth of it sown this season. A. Tennant lady who has been collecting gold | beads for twenty-five years, in fulfilment of a dying request of a relative, now has a string thirty feet long, containing more than ono thousand, ? soma of which are worth from $3 to $5 apiece. Albany, 'Georgia, is ahead of us or any other lo? cality that we have heard of in tho race for early rois tins-cars. Tho News, of the 2d inst., Baya that it baa noticed for several days past corn in tassel in the fieldbf JOHN B. HILL. During the discussion, by the lawyers, of the j Georgia injunction case, in the Supreme Court on Friday, it is stated that Judge GRIER slept in his chair for half an hour or more. He will doubtless cancar in his 'opinion with the rest of the Bench. The skeleton of an elephant or mastodon has been found on the farm of Mr. WILLIAM Tams, No bio county, Ind. It was found four feet under ground, below tho surface of the marsh, in which the ponderous fellow evidently bocomo mired, as tho elephant was standing ap. . A law suit "against General MCDOWELL was re- ? ceatly decided in California by rendering him lia ? Wo to damages for arresting and imprisoning per- j " sons who expressed exultation over the assassina? tion of President LINCOLN, and he now finds suits against him, for similar cases all over the State. in '?rawforaWille, Indiana,:a most remarkable ' revival work haa_ taken jplac?. All the churches trarismitted by telegraph from London to Han ?j Francisco and thence by steamer_to Hpng' Eong.J China'now eau receive advices in a month from aU{ ...portions of the civilized globe.- ..] A Maine paper says, that notwithstanding the vigilance displayed by the. officials, as much liquor is drank in that State as ever, and the effort to moro rigidly enforco tho laws only causes dealers " and consumers to use more circumspection. The Massachusetts Republican says : That's just what's the matter in Massachusetts. ... The Boston Post says: "Locking ap' boys in prison cells far playing marbles on Sunday is not. calculated to improve their morals any more than beating a child unmercifully is calculated to en? lighten its mind, or starving and freezing one ito j . purify its religious nature. But all these erperi meats are fried hexe and hi our neighborhood. Are these .the kind bf seeds Hr. PHILLIPS would | plant attie SouthT ' . '" ! ..' . So ranch success has attended the Plying Dra- j ?gon, the only Chinese paper published in Europe, ' that .the. proprietor has imported a font of Chinese ' type. The' Dragon circulates in such ports of j . China, the. Fhillipines and. Japan, as England is ' allowed intercourse with, and it is read not by. I traders alone, but by kings and princes, for the-1 :. .information it brings'about European arts and. machinery. The Chinese have begun to.print j from moveable type." Byla .State'laW," a peddler - in-"Wisconsin must pay $10 for a license if he travels on foot, $80 if he ? 'travels with, one horse, $40 if he travels with two horses, and $50 if he travels with more than -two 1 horses. A. fine of $25, and imprisonment not to ex- J ceed three months are made the penalty of evading the law, and the goods exposed for sale are liable I ? to seizure to satisfy the fine and costs. A State ' agent has been appointed, whose duty it is to see. that this law is enforced. '- Mr. NICHOLAS HAUMOHD, of New Marion, Ind., was struck by k'ghtoing on the morning of the 4th instant.- Mr, HAMMOND -was alone in a meadow at ;-tho timo, : and was not -found for - about an hoar, and when discovered was entirely divested, ofM^'.cfo?ung,.feyen. to his boots, which were' : either torn or burned off him ; one of them waa . 'fcjmtd fifty or sixty yards from him. The electri* I city entered tho ground near where the boot was' found. At latest accounts, Mr. HAMMOND was yet j alive, but there was no prospect of his recovery. Boring the last week there were 405 deaths in New York City and the public institutions, and 105 in Brooklyn. The .per cen tage in both cities, ac-I cording to Dr. H VRRTB, continues to show the delete- j rious effects of the present tenement house sys- j tem. The presence of cholera is not reported in j any of the large cities of Europe, and we may rea-'] son&bly expect that the commercial towns in the Mississippi valley will be the only sources whence pestilence can reach New York the present year. ? The Gonzales (Texas) Inquirer, a few weeks ago, 1 said that the Mayor of that-town bad draped the ! publie square in black, on account of the passage of tlie Sheratan Bill, which placed the country _ under military trule, General. GRIFFIN took the : . paragraph literally, and th un dared forth, a pronun ciamento assuming thc fact as - -"an evident token' that Gonzales County was rebellious," etc. The i Jriqisirer explains tho difficulty by stating that just , about that tin? the Mayor had. caused the grass . to be burned off the public sonoro, which opera- j tran left it quite black." . - '. - The strike in Chicago has assumed somewhat j formidable aa well as alarming proportions. The employers have positively, refused to aciedoto what they deem tho unjust demands of the work? ingmen, and haye closed their doors and suspend? ed operations until new hands shall amye from | Eastern cities, when? they have been telegraphed. The result of the strike is a suspension and paraU- j zation of business, which, while it damages the : employer, works more : positive injury to-the work ' " , ' ingm e n, whose families must necessarily suffer for | the common necessaries of life. A test of the steamer took place on Monday; - says the Intelligencer, and aa water was thrown a ? . distance of 372 feet on a horizontal lino;. the trial - --waa, of course, entirely satisfactory.' This, so far ' as'beaf d froin, is ahe^ u? anything of the kind in .. .the Charleston,.Savannah or Augusta Firs Dopart : " - ' ments. A trial of steamer No. 2 and of Tallulah Ko. 8 would have taken place, but. the severity of ?tho rain was such that tho Chief of the Depart- ] - 'TOed?w&a induced to dismiss the parade, thus cut- j . ting short a very interesting part9of the day's . programme. The Emperor of Austria has restored to the cpl. -lateral heirs bf G?noral Kiss-who was executed I on the 6th October, 1849, at Arad, with thirteen | . .'. other generals of. the national army, among ?whom was the ever lamented NAST SANDOR, Toaos, 1 and Coimt Vicara-tho whole of his property, coe- j flscatcdto the State during- the revolution, and --. i'.vain?d 'ii* four million 'five hundred thousand florina.:1 This act; yn% it .i?r takid, be followed by others of a similar character. As the justioo of tho causo for which those and hundreds of other martyrs wcro done to death is now admitted by their. executioners, restitution' can scarcely bo withheld any longer, ffe :'* EBNEST SIEEEBEE, of Philadelphia, having & promissory note falling "due, undertook to get rid of its payment in a summary manner. He called upon the holder, asked for and received tho note as if ho intended to pay it, and immediately transfer- ! red it to a capacious mouth, and at one gulp took j it down. Ho was arrested and committed to jail in dofault of $1000 bail. . _ __ Mrs..NANCY BOTCH has died in New Bedford a tho ago of ninety-one. She was the widow of one ! of tho owners of thc ship that brought over the tea | whioh our ancestors, or SUMNEB'S, steeped in the waters of Boston hay. LARGEST CIRCULATION.-The DATLT -NjEWS publishes, the Official List of Let? ters remaining in the Poitoffice. at the end of each .week, .agreeably to the following section of the New Post?ffic? Law, as the newspaper having the largest circulation in the City of Charleston: : ' SEOTICTS 6. And bo lt further enacted, That lists of let- | ter? remaining uncalled -for ta any Postoffice in any city, town or village, where a newspaper shall be printed, shan hereafter be published once only in the newspaper which, being published weokiy or oftener, shaU have tito I largest circulation within range of doli very of the saidrj offlce, .. .' j?W Ai communications intended .for publication in this journal must be addressed to die Editor of the I Daily News, No. 18 Bayne-street, Charleston, S. C. Business Communications to Publisher of Daily News.' - i" " We cannot undertake lo return rejected communica? tions. ? ? . Advertisements outside of the city must be accompa- j nied with the oasJi. ? CHARLESTON. THURSDAY HORNING, MAY 9, 1867. JOB WORK.-We "have now completed our office so t^Jttf Jxecuto, in the shortest possible timApir?LKINDS OF JOB WORK, and we jfiost respectfully ask tb? patronage of our friends. MIUTAET AUTHORITY AND THE JURY _ BOX. j The order of Gen. GRIFFIN, issued in Texas, is one of peculiar significance and deserves the consideration of our people. Ita purpose _ and its effect are to exclude from the jury box ; every man who cannot take the test oath, and of course to supply their places with,' "?nyn.1 men" and freedmen." " ' " . T?er?Ss^n?,Sftre law upon the subject, ex.-.. cept the law fixing the qualification' of Jurors, and by the laws of the United States it -is the prerogative of the Judge of tho United States Court to apply thc test oath to a Jury in his discretion, and upon motion to that effect -by: tho District Attorney, but the right of chal? lenge is also given to any party for the cause that the Juror challenged has participated . in the rebellion. It scarcely needs comment to explain to ' what enormous abuses an extreme application of such laws must lead. The only qualification ' of a Juror in this" State is thc .payment ' of j taxes. That is, the qualification does ' not de? pend upon the amount: of taxjen ?jW**?*^*7I?t simply uponj^ Jtllluflt; ' iTtiTeJurbr and | ^Sjjfeilt of such tax aa is imposed., upon Tm. v. : " ""'..' Un? n^T^A ^frnm mir yjfiv ftfffip all thc c i tir cns oi." 'Sl-il" 5 .Tt, t'lt- ??? thc ..ul.!', supply .their place? .wh^-freeo'nign^ra.wTi frnm the mass of tax jay era." and what will, he the consequence I .. .Th?^^^e_ve^icts^^jcjj??re li^eTTto"be Tcndere^y'twelvefreedmen taken fr*om the mass of colored voters of ? theso p*ax~ ish?s, without refercnoo.. .'to their characters "or tBftnr_inlejJjgen.ee. The entire; abolition of all comparison." ' ^KfeTeTs not a man of .the most moderate property "or the most ordinary - intelligence, ? black or white, , whose life, person And property, is not in danger under, auch a System. There is not a mon who docs. not . see. at once that,' in nine cases ont often,-' tile probability ia that. & ! jury Wanld be empannelled before; Whom a legal. ) argument --ran- ti.~~n"l.~ finding would he a mockery of justice. Now, so long aa the Judge has the right to determine whether such oath shall be adminis? tered, or a party in interest r epresented by coun? sel who shall decide under tho responsibility of | his professional duty and position'whether one: or two of the jury sholl be challenged, if may be borne ; but if a military order can exclude all the character and intelligence of the country and force into the jory box all- the- ignorance, and vice-of the country, there is not an interest j of society safe. " ? But there con be no doubt that every freed? man who pays his taxes' is legally qualified to sit on a jury. There are facts which it is imr. possible to remove, and which, therefore, it is-j, wisdom to meet, fkhfe w pne.(& them. ?ne> | of these consequences . which is' explaining to | us - practically and - clearly the extent of the great change from slavery td freedonij a change which we have to ace opt,-not as the acquiescence in an abstract proposition,- but as a revolution in practical life.' . ' Now such orders, extreme and unjust as they are, are the consequences of. sn opposition just ? as extreme, if less dangerous.. Impracticable '.j men refuse "to give practical effect to the new rights which have been created, ami intemper? ate military commanders enforce these rights harshlyand without -ref er ence ito 'the' interests of the society-which'they control. Mischibv-^ ous men press the execution of laws which .they'Tcnow will create dis^ht?n&jand increase irritation in the'public mind,' and" any one who has seen a Court of Sessions knows that every legal' 'advantage ' Will be* taken to select a jury who are. incompetent?for a judicious trial of | .the.criminals,.. . -.'-. ,_;._-?? If we are wise, we - will meet the difficulty. Let us admit what we cannot deny--the right of the freedmen to eit upon-tho jury .as any other.citizcDs; Tr?t mi?^J|b<vjugy^,t?ni^t niifrht. j "to be_Ja prop^ijy|j''n'-l fiedjtr?j^nnal. There ia not a' respectAM^ .oi^en- of South Carolina, white or fr]ack, who wonld'Sot re? joice at such a reform. There is jib intk?flsjt of law and order which would not be better secured if .the qualifications for. jurors w&re raised. In criminal trials, we have all felt that while '| trial by jury, may be a defence bf tho innocent,; it is almost ludicrous to: consider it as a means | of correcting the guilty. ' In civil trink tho ex? perience, of every suitor and every lawyer, will testify."to its uncertainty. The recent: openly, j expressed dissatisfaction of some of the leading English legal authorities, goes' oven further. r,\ But it seems to ns imperative now) that if I the Jury box is to be opened to all classes, that j additional precautions should be.taken to. se? cure a better closs-of Jurors.-' " . ' ' In North Carolina a citizpn must be a free? holder, possessed of fifty acres of land in order : to be qualified as a Juror, and while wei do not j particularly approve of ;:this'.f?rir. of qualifica? tion, we think auch qualification of Jurors, as is ' secured, by' the possession of a certain ] -amount of ?ducation, and. such an amount of taxation as indicates thrift, hohe sty, and steady industry, absolutely necessary. - - - - : '' Would any man, the wildest.aas?r?er' bf.;hu man rights be willing to trust his life in a trial ! ?for murder ..his characterin. a case-for libel, his 'property in ? ?ase of civil litigation pa 1 ??oh juries ?'a might bo drawn at any ?wtotl . from the plantation laborers, the common field j hands^ofany J&atjj'St, " ~ "* " Hv?" -aria?SwsrfftnaT' ?t - present .there: is no i Legislative power.in the State, to make this ' change, but tto'*M?it?~r *?r~"r r-Fi'fh can is? sue an order itgTOe^ Qarryrj, is surely JQT sponaible to gpj?^AtijEar'protection. Fortunate 'Iv oar experience has been of wiser and juster ^^^Sriy thala' this 'most dej?trnntiye order, and to the.General commanding tims- District VM> ?nbfaytVworUiy of hil gr*v?at ?tientian. ;;. OFFICE .SAVANNAH AND CHARJ.ESTON 1 tailroad Company, Ko. 28 Broad street. Charleston, May..8.1867. Wonted,, twelve iblo bodied, sinslo wbito men, as laborers, to. work at. thu Company Depots in Charbwn and St. A?t?i'<-?e. Apply ai the Depot, foot of Mill street, from .7*0 9 o'clock. A. M. ? JOHN 8. BYAN, General Sup't. May9_j ' _2_ WANTED TO REST, A HOUSE WITH six or seven rooms gas and cistern, and in good' repair, in a central part of the elly, not above Calhonu, or lower than Hear.fain streot Apply at STOLL, WEBB i CO.'S. No. 287 King Btreet._1_- May 9 "Yir/ANTED, A SITUATION BY A Glut IN VV a respectable fomfly.to take euro of children and sow, or chamber work and sow.;' ia willing- lo make her- i self generally useful. Best o? city reference given if re? quired. Inauiro at tho corner or PINCE NEYAND AN- 1 BON STB EE C, between tho hours of two and sis. _Moy 0_ 1* ANV. INFfBRMATPJN OF WII.UAM ATJ GUST?B CT.EBIE will be tlmukfully received by his brother, SAMUEL IL. 'JUBBIE, at St. George's, S. a April 16_? _Imo WANTED, AN ELDERLY WOMAN A? Cook for quito a small family. One who is will? ing to moke herself generally use?r', is civil and rKnow? able in man nors, can apply at Mo. CC Calhoun strcot April 39_ WANTED, A SITUATION AS CLERK BY an sctivo citizen of middle tige, who writes a good hand and is quick at figures; in capable of taking thargo ot a set of books, and can pro Ju:o th. hight st recommendations for ability and charoctor. But a mod? erate compensation osksd for scrvicos. Address "WILLINGNESS," _Aprll 23_At this Office. YiriSHES SOMETHIN? TO DO. A LADY : tnatTcin cut ami make, in .1." aud boy's clothes, ladles'outr children's drussos, can keep house, and make herself generally usc; ul 'i the house, kitchen and garden. Low terms. Good relcrences given if required. Any one writing please stau terms. Address "C. W." BOX 31. April 7 Vance's Ferry, S. C. r..BGENUINE BARTLETT SEW _ . ING MACHINE,. ?23.^-Wanted-Agents, *1G0 pur mon tn and all oxpenses paid, co seU thu Genuine Bartlett Sewing Machino. --Thia Machine will do ali the work thai can oe done .ou any ingii-prioed machine, and is fully patented, licensed and warranted for Uve years. We pay the above wages, or a commission, from wMoh twice that amount can bu made, For Circulars aud terms address J?. HALL & CO.. No. 724 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pa. VU April 1U TO BENT. TOMuairay TWO ROOMS -OF - HOUSE NO. 66 Anson street, with a kitchen, one door from thu comer ot Society street._ 1 ._atty 9 TOREMT.AHOCSEIN MOUNT PA. IC AS ANT YUIago,containing 0 rooms, with a well of water, mid ??i necessary ontDu tidings in good order, situated in Churcli Btreet, opposite to ?lr. Jtuvera. Appiy to WM. JOHNSON, No. 2 Wmirf street. tiiBtuS May 9 ClPUSSDID 'ALANSION TO KENT.-NO. O 0 GEORGE S?REET, Southside, near Meeting street, x? rooms, elegantly miisht-d drawing rooms, wita 12 leet French Minors; Lot 1UU toot trout by 2uo feet deep; 3 cisterns, garden, ac. Would moko a splendid iasiiion ablo lioamiiig ?0U3O or Academy. Appiy to SMITH & MCGILLIVRAY._2_ May 9_ fpo RENT-TO AN APPROVED T KN AN T.. .i- That neat xeaidonoo- Noi 3 Jasper's -Court. Parlies' wishing to inspect tho'place, may; uo BO by applying on th? premiaos, .For ternis apply between Un. au aud 1 p. m.} v> '. i - ? i iUiLEl'K & CHAPMAN, May9 Cor. King and Oiiilord?streets. FURNISHED HOUSE FUR RENT.-A pleasantly situated furnished HOUSE, lu th s lower l?rt ai the, cuy, wi tn 6 rooms, cistern, stables, tte,, will be rented, on account of ill-health, for the Hummer months, to an approved tenant, at ?iou per month. Ad dress P. O. Box 477. ," ? 1_ May 9 mo REST.-THAT DESIRABLE IlESI JL 'DENCE, No. 68 Cannon street, near Bulle ige Av? enue, containing six upright and two attic rooms, with gos throughout, cistern, weil, ? und -aun.do- ki tchou accom? modations. To au app.ov.'d tenant, terms moderate ; possession given immediately. Enquire at WILKINSON s-GXLCKBisT'S" LAW OFFICE, So.- 48 Broad street. April 29_'_'_ mut BRICH: STABLE TO RENTV-A coitoio DloUS BUICK STABILE, with accommodations tor horses and .vehicles, can ba hired, if applied lor soon. For particulars apply ou premises. No. 69 CHUltCU. bl'REET, weat side, near Trodd. Aprd ll Tb RENT TWO PIKE STORES IN 'IHK. Adger Building. Possession ofgnfttaffffi gStnafl? auily; the other ntim the^^ffl^^ Apply to -^?la?"11 ''"'^^ BAO UL A: LYNAS. tj?rBEST, A "NEAT RESIDENCE, No. 7 I atlantic street, containing four upright rooms Bcd two-attics, with a good, well and cistern on the lot. Di? rruir? at No. 6, next door. atuthS" May 4 TO RENT; HALF OF THE HOUSE NO. 02 KING STREET, with use of a fine chitern. . For further particulars, apply on thepren?Sea.. ;'? ! 1 April17 _' SEVERAL VERY PLEASANT ROOMS TO BENT. Apply ot No. 140 WKNTWv. BTH STREET, west, of Rutledge., . . 3? , May 8 rfW RENT, THAT DESIRABLE STORE X formerly occupied by Mr. A N. Cohen as a Clothing Store, two doors above George street, oh the northeast side: alec, tho upper pori of the house may be had with -thestore. - -Possession given on the first day of May. To a good and responsible party the rent will be moderate. * For farther particulars,. apply to P. EPSTTN'S, corner wing and Wentworth streets,' under Masonic Hall. : April 16_? . ?? TO RENT, A SMALL STORE AND DWEL? LING. No. 418 King street. Apply at No. 190 KING STREET._ . : Moy 8 rpo RENT, A FINE RESIDENCE IN BULL X street, within 100 yards of tho Railway. Th* House has cloven (ll) .good zooms, .and is.in. perfect order. Possession can bo had on or about the 23d May. Apply. to.T. A. WHTTNiY, No. 7 Franklin street, or No. 2 Chal? mers street. '. ' stuwfl May 4 Havana Flan Kentucky State Lottery .- Bviuaii xjjux. ?CO.,TuAXACtESP. " " - -"_ TO BE DRAWN AT COVINGTON, KY., 15TH AND Suth o? each month. Scheme; 32,000 tickets 627 prizes. Whole tickets, $12; halves, SC; quarters, $3; eighths,-*'' 60. ? : - . . 1 Prizeof....:.$50,000 2 Prizes of...:S5,000 1 Prize of.920,000 29 -Prizes ol.j.$1.000 1 Prize of.J.v;..'.'_SS,000 63 Prizes of.5400 .1 .Prise of...?7.000 165 Frizes of. 1200 ?J .- . ? '- 220 Prizes of S125. 64 Approximation Prizes amounting to ?9,900. . . Combination lottery diawa every day. Tickets from H to ?10. - drr-al?TH sent free 'Drawings mailed aa soon, aa the. "lottery la drawn. .'vi i.r ArMree? H.T. PE.? EBB, CnftcdStJieaLicensel-Asent Na. flt Basel Street, l-lilriestd?,'t>. C i.-'K*. Box 52 ? O . ., February. 20. . . 3mo . TUE LADIES' ?TOTUAi AXT) ASSOCIATION, HAVING ON HAND A LARGE SUPPLY OF READY i MADE CLOTHING, suitable for Gentlemen, La dies and Children, and "being desirous of diminishing our -Stock before the season advances too far,, wo would espe? cially draw the attention of the pubilff towards the reduc? tion which will be made In our.pnces for the next two or three weeks from date. ' ' ' Apply at the DEPOSITORY, January. 29 . , ., No. 17 Chaim era Btreet. . i ??: .. NCT1CE/ YTkEITCE CLERK QF; COUWCULr-'THE FOTT.OWINQ. \J clause of Section 1 of an "Ordinance to Raise Sup? plies for the year 1867," is published for the information of parsons selling Goods by sample or otherwise, who are not residents of this city.' All such persons are hereby notified to report at thia office. " _. "Three dollars en every hundred dollars of all goods." sold?n t?as "cityby ??ohs not residents,, by sample or "dm?rwise.''S r : ' ' "4 . W. H. SMITH, r " March 8"Clerk bf Council S Books, Periodicals and Stationery. TTJST RECU-'VED cl Alar o supply of STATIONERY PHOTOGRAPHS, PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS POCKET BOOKS,' DIARIES for 1867, Etc ALSO, Sue and large selection of. NOVELS,- hy the most - eel "noted authors. SONG BOOKS, BOOKS for Home Am -sement?, fte? '. 4 , ' Al: tho MONTHLY MAGAZINES, WEEKLY PAPERS. DAILIES constantly on hand, and subsorlpt?ona ro celvedfortho 'samol ~ Orders from the country are respectfully solicited:.; -TgHMy tiKBtV ' .'?"-.' . November 8 WILLIAM H. G?LLIL?ND & SON, Beal Estate Agents, Auctioneers ".'c?iDEissi^? ! ... ..OFFICE NO. 8SHAYNE-STBBET. Septsmoer 3_ ^gjHpav TJEAUTY_Anbum, ' cfgBft?. ? Mgr rfi, JO Golden, Flaxen, and . if^fik " mf^'mV 014011 CURLS produced by R ~^HS JB, ?JE fha use of Professor DB- ^B. K .4Bfe. THBL BKEUX'S FRISER L?? ^?*^ tBm gtB CHEVEUX- Ono applies- Jkgygf JpBE'HSEs tion warranted to carl Iii iifffllwfelBte"' _ p..,. 'SK jmostetraight and stubborn, TT? ti?y V"*'. hair of .either sei ifito?w?yy ringlet?, i>r; aeavy masalve curls. Han been used by tho fashionables of Paris and London, with the most gratifying results. Does no in Jury to the nair. Price by mall, sealed and postpaid; ti. * Poorina VB circulars - mailed ' free-. Address BERGER, SHTJTTS ft CO., Chemists. No. 285 River street. Troy, N. Y.^Sole A^enbi for the United Sta^. .. , , r'r "M. M. QFI1VN," - .- ' Wh?le??ale & Retail Deale?g . wr . , . . *?- " ? BOOKS, P|B1?MC^S, H E W S P APE B 8^ ST AT I? NE BY, E TO.' , ;-. f-; No. SST KINO -STREET - (Opposite Ann street), : C h. a r 1 est o ny^?. & '? The LAT??rr ISSOESO? th*??re83 ?lwsyVon hand. Bubscrip?ons reeeivod and Goods delivered'or tay wardedtby Kail or-Express. ; -. ? I All CASK ORDERS Will bo promptly ottended to. February 28 _ ly ELDEE & B??W?T, .3~ } - : " if A?UFACrroRERS ATO PATENT. EE8 of the celebrated COMBINATION (OBHMfek.CRADLE AND s-L'Y TENDER, Pro ~U|H^WEWy?lliiig Hones, and all binds of Kock. /TK'-S^ ,DR u,'n"'*' Invalid Chairs, with double ^ and single wheels, from $25 to 145; ?hl?lrcE'e Catrt?BW".P?>'Cyr;i<nd rToiiiiitisd Wagons, ?W Sttlki?; Invilfd Csrrlagtr; made to! order. Paney ?openers and Bab/ Rockers, ftc, ftc, life-die Horn?, mane to order. Depot, No. 688 BROAD WAY. Monnfactory, Nos. 44S, eOKONEB AN? It?teTBATE, RAB REMOLEDjpns OFPIOB FROM CHALUEB8' J??S?Syanteaflimci^a?< north ot Rroaxi ?Me?i.; Ausnw M MEET 3 GS. WASHISUTUN LODGE KO. S A. P. M. A REQOLA B COMMUNICATION OF THIS LODGE rV will bc held et Masonic- Ball Thia rThursday) ?rin i"i7. May 9th. at 8 o'clock. Candidates for DCKTOCS will attend. By order W. M. SAM'L WEBB. V Mcy9_1_Secretary. _ CATHOLIC INSTITUTE. THE MONTHLY MEETING OF THE CATHOLIC IN? STITUTE win be hold This Evening, at 8 o'clock In tho basement of St. raul's Ciiurch. Soclotv street. May 9_1_JOHN GANNON, Secretary. LOST. 1 DRIFTED FROM ATLANTIC witd?tv Dock, ten (10) PINE LOGS, about 40 fcoJ??Ks. A reward lor recovery of sams will be paid at \YJmrr ofhec. May8 . .... m ... ot,.. . FOR SALE. FOR SALK. A BAR-ROOM AND FIX? TURES, at the corner of. Ki UR and Lino streets. No. 62G. Any person wishing to purchase, win please inquire of tho proprietors on tho premises. .May?_?_ tuth?3 FOR SAXE, A YOUS.'Gr MARE, FOUR ; years old. warranted sound and gentle. Apply at NORTHWEST CORNER OE QUEEN AND STATE STS. Moy 8_, ? ?? FOR SALE, A FINE LOT OF BRONZED CHANDELIERS, two handsome Glass Show-Caars, Table Tops, Stool Tops, and other storj .fixtures, wUl bo sold cheap for cash. Apply at once to Dry -Goods storo i? Auger's Bu?dins, No. 2-13 KING STREET. : May 7_ . : FOR SALE, ON ACCOUNT OF DEPAR? TURE from the city, the stock and interest in an established FLOUR. HA? AND GRAIN STORE, do? ing a safe and paying business ; is situated in tho best lo.-ation in thc city for the business, inquire of tho proprietor, JOHN BINNS, No. 219 East Bay. April 30 . BOARDING. "BO BOARD OF THE BEST KIND, WITH OR without rooms, can now bo secured, at very r. aeon able rates, ii soon applied to No. 2 ST. PHILIP STREET, corner Boaufain street - April 30 EDUCATIONAL. BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES. "?/TES JOHN- LArSENS, ASSISTED. BY. THE ?EV. IVJ. iV. B. W. H0WE.otNo. l8Coii:inKfltr*et. -.jim commencing October 1st, and ending Ju-y ist. For particulars apply as above. . ' October 18 th MILLINERY, ETC. MADAME F. LUDECUS, DEALEB ur JDLLDiERY Ail FANCY GOODS, NO. 252 KING-ST, ?p-Stairs. riTAKES THIS OPPORTUNITY. OF INFORMING THE I T.AnrRH of Charleston, and vicinity, that Bhe has recently opened a large assortment of Fashionable MIL LIN ERY and FANCY GOODS, and would bo glad if La? dies would call sad o amino them. Mrs. Lud ecus promises to sell at the cheapest possible rates, being satisfied with, small profits. STAMPING- AND FANCY WORK Dono at thc -hortest notice. She has the agency also of Madame Demorost for the I cale of her DRESS PATTERNS, by the aid of which | every Lady can be har own Fashionable Dressmaker. April 0_- . ._ stnth MKS. S. ?L COTCHETT, EMPDRIDM 0 FASIII?1, KING STREET, Charleston, S. C. j-eaaa-*. NEW AND ELEGANT >gS|a^^?||j^A TRIMMINGS Just wclv j^^^^^^^^^^^^? od at Mrs. a J. COTCH STREET, a select lot of < .ll^^^iJ^l^jj^* Fashionable DRESS and "Sff^i^ CLOAK TRIMMINGS, CRYSTAL, AMBER, MOTHER OF PEAKE AND JET. FRINGES, GIMPS, etc., .. . .?-y^&j-* au assortment ol Ladies ^?^"p^"l?*Pv?? rajjy Misses' 'and Infants' . - HATS, CRAPE, ILLUSION, SILK, CHE? AND STRAW BONNETS... Tho Ladles are invited to can and examino. No. 3TX KING STREET, April 30 tuthaoV Third door north of Goorgenst INTELLIGENCE OFFICE. ^-.;"-:^^;-^KF?BT'"'. HUDSON, near KING STREET. Tear of'CITADEL. FARM HANDS, COOKS,, WASHERS, HOUSE 8EB YA ATS, AC, wanted immediately.. March26 fuths2m AI/Hy HAVE THAT MOST DISTRESSING DISEASE TV DYSPEPSIA, when Dr. O. G. GAIlRISO.? I rants a core. .. ,- ., ".-?.-..? Price SL25 per boi?a. & y ~ BS. For sale,-wholesale and retail.7 at my store, No. 211 j South Eighth street, Philadelphia, and by .; f^T-. DOWIE-A MOISE, ".~\ .V SOUTHERN DEUS HOUSE, Na 151 Meeting street, opposite Charleston HoteL : April 29_-mflir* JOHN IZAED MIDDLETON; JSH1PPB6 AKD OoN -MER(IS NO. 7 - SOUTH STREET, . B AL T I MOB E, PAKTTCULAE ATTENTION. TO SALE OF Rice and Southern Produce, and Par " Guarso-end Planta* on supplies; Lib^ray: a : EaOTBEScxaiMesari. lambert Glt?ngsA ( more; Porcher Henry. Charleston; Cohen, 1 Co., Charleston;. J. Di A?an A Co.. OharTeafoq din, Matthlesson A Cc., Savannah; Durant A W yann ah; S to vail A Edmoaaton, Augusta; Fisher rance, Columbia, S. C.; Mayes A Martin. Ne .C.;. James Pagan, Esq., Chester,& C. ' February 25 STRASBURGER & NI '? ' ' QGPoasKBs or I TOYS, CRINA, SLATES AND SI PKJCTLS. STBASBUBGER A NTJHN, FORGED- BY ' increase of their busmezs and their pr quata accommodaUons, have made arrangeme move from No. 65 Maiden Lane to the extensive) No. 39* BROADWAY.?neariCanal street, L. the 15th of March; offering there to buyers I dncementa than aver before. thetnSmo? Feb "VEGETABLES AND FBI FTUTE STJBSCBXBEES HAVING PEBFE? J. RANGEMENTS with some of the largastg Dealers in Baltimore, PhlLdelphia, New York ton, are prepared to forward VEGETABLES, to the aforenamed markets. Farmers wlahingVto Lave ethe products ottheir farms shipped to NH?tAeTn'mariets -for-aale, can'arratigc to do so by caning at our office. . " , KINSMAN A HOWELL,:.. ? May? stnthS No. 153 East Bay. Tbe Uni venal Verrttct ?f . sll:.the Hoot Ex parlenced Pafezy trote* ?ml Roixse?teep er? ls Vinci the : " ' YEAST POWDER IS THE MOST BELTABIiE OB'ALL BAKING POW g DEBS, being beautifully white, and tree from all In? jurious ingredients, besides . chairing only two-thirds of the quantity to have the tame-effect os other Yeast Powders. IT you want delightful Pie Crusty Biscuit and Com Bread, give ff A.?aJ ljjjo<-i r.fti.t^- "~ . For sale hy . - ?. : . GRUBER A MAETTN, No. 236 King street HENRY BISCHOFF A CO., , . ?..X No. 191 East Bay, t ? ? - ; ' fT? '.1 ?s?!? W;? CORWIN A CO., - . Na 259 King street. BOWIE A MOISE, Druggists, V Na 151 MEETING STREET, ? X - -3 Opposite Charleston Hotel.. : 'Samiary'ii" ? ? ' - -. ~ * 1_thstnSaa. THE Office No. -147 Heetjng'street.r; CONNECTIONS Railroads Throu^kout UNITED STATES. /. Every attention g^ven to the sate Transmission of t.Erei^t,.. Money, and Valuables. vVITi CALL: FOR AN? DELIVEB. FM?aOHBA] TO AOT,i POINT 'JS TBS VttZ FREE OF CBUUIOE. . - > J mn :-. h *i^lU^^:>: ' AyafllO . ' ! : .? r A*aW*fc"0?^ A fVHJS SMELTS. G-K?ND VOCAL INSTRUMENTAL CONCERTj FOU THE BENEFIT OF THE WIDOWS AND OB- i PHAN3 of Marlon l?Mltio No.'?, I. O O. F.. will tako placo ot Hibernian Hull. THIS (Thursday) EVENING. May 9tb. at 8 o'clock, under tho direction ot Professors F. BERKHAN and T. P. O'NEALE. SOT Tickets to be had at all tho Bookstores, Mills SDUSO, Charleston and Pavillion HaLel?. and all the prin? cipal Drag Stores, and from tho UonaVbc, ADAAIH?fcOVER. PROF. T. P."? JOB DAWSON. J. G. MARTINI ? F. D. PINCKNEY. J. II. HONOUR, M. D. Committee. PROGRAMME. PART 1ST. 1. Overture-Orchestra, Massanlello.Auber. 2. Chorus-Robert le Diablo.Meyerbeer. 3. Duett-Quel Mari, quel Tera.Merendante i. Polo-Piano.Kalkheiner. 6. Solo-Baritone.Bellini. 6. Phantom chorus.Bellini. PART 2XD, 1. Overturo-Orchestra, Ea Darno Blanche.Bo il dieu. 2. Solo-Merry Birds.Gumbert. 3. Chorus- '01 Hall Us yo Free".Ern an i. 4. Solo-Tenoro. .Krebs. 6. Duo..Mendelssohn. 6. Chorus-"Away, Away" v.Auber. Tho Piano on tliis occasion ls from tho factory of Messrs. Steinway & Sons, and kindly loaned by Messrs. Zogbaum, Young & Co., King street. May 9 _wfm4thl HIB KUNIAN HALL. TO-MORROW EVENTS ti, MAY IO, McEVOVS HIBEBNICON, A TOUR OF IRELAND. M?y9_1_ THE FLORENCE FAIR. rpHE LADIES OF FLORENCE RESPECTFULLY TN A. ? VITE the public to a FAIR which w?l bo held in tho Masonic Lodgo. on the 15th, 16th and 17th of May, tho proceeds of which will be devotod to benevolent ob? jects. ' The Fair will open on the morning of the loth, at 10 o'clock. On the night of the 16th thore will be a Beries of TABLEAUX and CHARADES; on tho ni?.ht of tho 17th, a CONCERT. No ono ncod stay away for fear of being imposed on. There will be no EXTORTION. No article wi? bo sold for moro than you can purchase elsowhore. Terms of Admission to the Fair, 25 cents. Admission to tho Tableaux, 50 canta. Admission to the Concert, CO O?nU. A. E. BROWN, Secretary of Ladit-s' Fair. April 22 22? OPTICAL. SPECTACLES ! SPECTACLES^ - I The subscribers have just received a une and complete assortment of the celebrated .? PER?SCOPIC LEifS,'' in Gold, Silver, Steel, and Shell Frames, which they are pre? pared to adapt to all who may suif er from Defective Vision. v Prices reasonable and to snit the times. ALLAN & SIDDONS No. 307 KING STREET, Sign of the " Gold Spectacles." N. B.-The PERISCOPIC LENS fitted to old frames at the shortest notice. DENTISTRY. 'THEO. F. 'CHUFEEN, DENTIST, OFFICE, - - - No'. 275 KIJVG STREET, . KKARLI OPPOSITE HASEL. i l ULE MOST BEAUTIFUL ARTIFICIAL TEETH IN _|_ SEBTED at moderato prices. : fiS" TEETH EETBACTED without pain by means of CHLOROFORM NITROUS OXYD, Or hy DB. BICHABDSON'S apparatus for producing LOCAL AKJBSTITESIA. Marchs . . ... tuifaaGmo O. CHITTE3STDEN, General Commission Merchant, Man TI facturer o;g, ?P?oer, - OF VABIOUS EXNTJS, . v; . S/.0...1?7 READE S TR K ET, -.j. l-^nf-FA?EB- AND: IN MATERIALS OF ,-r??*r%h4te?lih of those who have destroyed: it by sensual excess or ovil practices. Yoong Men, bo humbugged no more by "Quack Doc? tors*/ and ignorant p. actitlonors, bnt send without delay ' .for the Elixir, and be at once restored io health and hap- j pin ess.' Aporfect Ours is Guaranteed in every instance. Price SJ, or four bottles to ono addre?s *3, One" bottle is sufficient to efteot a cure mall ordinary cases. ... . ' ALSO, DB. JOnrVTLLE*9 SPECIFIC PILLS, for the speedy and -permanent core of Gonorrhoea, Gleet, Ure thral Discharges, Gravel, Stricture, and all ailee tiona o the Kidney, and Bladder. Cores effected in from ".ne to five days. They aro prepared from vegetable extracta that ara harmless ca tho system, and never nauseate Hie stomach ox Impregnate -the breath. No change of dis is nco-ssary while ?sing ?ifcra, nor deas their action in any manner In tariere with business' pursuits. Price tl par box. " -;*? ..' : . .' . Either of thealxwe-msntjoned articles wfll be sent to any address, closely sealed, and post-paid, by mail o express on receipt of price. Address all orders to " " " A- ? BERGER. SHTJTTS A CO., Chemists, March 30 ly No. 285 River street. Troy, N. Y.. ? ST R OLOGY. THE WORLD jfflONlSBBB ? AT THK W0?TD2^FTILi lUgVEny fi TTAN^ " . MADE BY THE GKE?T ASTBOLOGIST, I Madame H. A. M?IB.IGO. SHE BEVALS SECRETS NO MORTAL EVER KNEW.' She restores to happiness those who-, from doleful events, catastrophes, crosses in love, loss of relations a friends, less of money, 'kc, have become " She bring? together those, long separated. ( ?on concerning absent friends or lovers; J stolen property, tells voa the business qualified to pursue and in what you- will be L ful, eauaea speedy marriages, and tefl. yon', i_ jen will marry, gives yeo the names, ' likeness i actoricocs of the person. Sba leads your very tl and by ber ai moat supomatural powers, u= vstls 8 and hidden mysteries of tho future. From thi see in the armament-the ?naleflo atara that br pr-dominats in the craCguratlon-Item thai posa?ons of the planets end tho fixed stars in t st tha time of birth, she deduces tho future man. ' Fall not io consult the. greatest.Asl earth. It costs you but a trifle, and yon may i hav6 so f?VoraTjl? an opportunity. Con sol tart op j likeness and all desired iniormatioivSl. Par at a distan oe can consult the Madame by mall i eafcSy and satisfaction to tiiamselvea, aa If in p -ZDS. eafl'entficlt chart, written, ont, with-all inqn swered snfl Mxaness enclosed, sent by moil on ? price above mentioned. The strictest, asor? maintained^ and ell borresponaence returned t. ed. Beforfnceaca tho m?hest order furnished airing them. Writs plainly tba doy or the ysor munich you were born,: enclosing, a sn : AddwBBv'^'-T-i-K - MAX?AJIX H. A. PEBBIGI .. ,r '. P. aonavroa^ BCT*AX/>, ?| CLOTHING, TA IL ORI ?O". JUST tECEIVED-A NEW EOT OF FANCY CASSI MERES, CLOIHS ami VESTING. for Pr. BS and llusln-HS Wciir. Also, Will to Limn Dui!:? and Furnish? ing Goods. JOH?: 1:1 (MIE..MEU. No. 50 Anson streut. May '.'_3_Tliroe doors north ol' l?-*.-!-r<t._ ... CH?IP;~CLO?I?INU.~ SPRING & SUMMER CLOTHING. PIERSON & 09., No. 2G Kt AYN E STEHET, OFFER THE BALANCE Ol' THEIR STCCK OF BEADY-MADE CLOTUrN'ri nt Who! aa or Retail, nt very low price*, to City ami Country Trude, compris? ing every variety or SPUING AND SUMMER GOODS. April 27_ _ lino JASES MCCORMICK, MERCHANT TAILOR, VBOUS1LE AiTO RETAH, DEALER IN CL0T??S, CASSIM?RES AND VESTINGS, GENTS' KOKXISHIIVCJ GOODS. No. 35 BSOAD STREET January 23 Cmos CHARLESTON. S. C. mum ! iTTEfflON PIREffi! ATTENTION' PARENTS! WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED OUR STOCK OF YOUTH'S, BOYS'. AND CHILDREN'S CLOTH? ING, of li :o and medium qualities, to which wo invite your attention. Can and examine Wo wUl take pleasure j to show and sell them. REMEMBER THE STORE. ?GEO.LITTLE & CO., No. 213 King street, MIDDLE OF THE BLOCK. April 2G - Known as Victoria Hotel Rango. CiRHART, WHITFORD & CO., MANUFACTUREES AND WHOLESALE DEALERS FINE, ?MUM, AND IARSE CLOTH? A MERICAN EXPRESS BUILDING, NOS. 55. 57, 59 r\ and Cl, Hudson street, noar Duane, Nev.- ?ork. . T. F. CARHAUT. . . W. H. WHITED) J. lt. VAN WAG ber 10 Orno . T. HAMILi'O; "PB Y~G?O?ST 1T 0 ? 5 RUTLEDGE AVENUE STORE.35 M?TTHVG !~TliTTffi] ! ! JUST RECEIVED FROM NEW YORK 5-t A No. J WHITE MATTING, 37J< cents per yard i 4-4 A No.'l RED CKECKED MATTING, to ut?, per yard. Also, a splendid assortment of. SILK COVERINGS, I For One Hundred per 'cent, below Manufacturing coat. 35 RUTLEDGE ATENUE. 35 May 8 2 SIL VE Y Ss SKLIGMAN. PIT ATTR1CTI?S ! !'? TUST " BEGETVE?j AND OPENING DAILY. A ?Jir Splendid ossBortmont of SPRING AND SUMMER ** DRESS GOODS, I And everything elsoin.tho Staple and Fancy -The largest and most variod Stock in tho city, ali of which will bo sold low f?r cash, WHOITESAEE & RETAIL. Call and see, and you will find tho cheapest, ccmbinod wtth the most select Gooda, offered lower than ever since tho war. . No. 306 KING STREET, Between Wentworth and Society sts. LEVY DR?CKER. S. A* LAMBERT, : PRODUCE COMMISSLON^MERC??ANT. SOUTHERN AND NORTHERN ORDERS FILLED ON . ? . ' - COMahSSION. Office of John P. Newkirk, | JTo l27 SEAJ3E-HTREET, CORNER l?CESOy, '-.' -. 'I..NEW YORK-. Or Agency, tor EXTON'S -PREMIUM TRENTON I.CRACKERS. All orders sent willbe pronipUy at ended I to.'-i ."' flmcc ". TV-?I?V^ ?P ' VASE'S HOTEL, SUMM ER VI LEE, S. C. P. V. BBANDTj Proprietor. S" TOTMERVTLLE 33 RECOMMENDED TO INVALIDS, anil others secldhg - a "salubrious and delightful climate. .DiKtanco.from Charleston 22 miles on the South Carolina Railroad. " . . ' ' Trains leave Charlesion at 8 A. M. and 4:15 P. M., and returningSummerville 7:10 A. M. and 2:30 P. M. ' May*_ . ' ,. ? ._stu tho HOTELS IN. NEW. YORK. DE LANE AU HOUSE. <, BETWEEN 6th and ?ti AVENUES, " NEW TORE. . - . - -TBOKTUt?* BSSEBVOTS PAItK. EARGE AND ELEGANT SUITS OF BOOMS FOR famHIrn.dnHrring. accommodations in New York, ! transiently or permanently. This is ono of the most j. airy and ?olfghttul locations in the city." Table d'hote or I private. A M. E ELEV ALETTE. . May.3. , ...";'; . . | Imo : ItEU??lON HOTEL. . - . .~-*t?:AS0 4rli: AVE???Bf.;' i ?rt?RTIES' VtBlTlSG NEW YORK, ^ILL FIND AT I JTJ this new and d?sirable 'House, J the mostotry and comforiahm.accommodations for Camiliea ioca?ug per? manently or.transiontly, at liberal rates. Meals served a la European or table d'hoto. J. A. ROBINSON. May3 ,, . Imo ... . ... Proprietor. CITY TAYES-5I?STIILY RETURN'S. ' OFFICE OF TILE CITY ASSESSOR, J Crrs HALL. May 1,1867. i TvPOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL CONCERNED 'd3l"> th? the Monta ly Returns for the month of-April j post, in compliance with the Tax Ordinance ratified .on tho 28th day of December, 18CG, must be made on or be? fore the 16th inst D. C. GIBSON, May 1 .13 ' :_City Assessor. WILLIS & CHIS?LM, FA?; C?MSSI0N MERCHANTS, SH I PP IN Gr AGEN T S. WILL ATTEND TO THE PURCHASE, SALE AND S HU MENT (to Foreign and Domestic Porte) ol COTTON, ?l CE. LUMBER AND NAVAL STORES. ; '. ATLANTIC V?HARP, Charleston. S. C. E. WILLIS. .............A. R. OHISOLM Oetoher-25 ; . ?. ? ? ... . -. ...... EXCELSIOR? EXCELSIOR ? CHASTELIAR'S -_.?ililli i II Mi ni?- ??nunn GROCERY SED rV!!SGELLAKrX??S. C~i AlcnVKR'S A\D PLANTER'S POTA "X TOES un.' ?thor vegetables, ptirchortliod in anv quantity at highest Cnxli market m'en, by HOPKINS. MCPHERSON K ro.. May a thinliuo North Atlantic Wharf. MOLASSES ! MOLASSES ! ?)0 15 M.-'.cv? \ CUBA MOLASSES. 20 barr?is) For salo ?ov.* to c?cse consignment. J. A. ENSLOW ts CO.. May S _1_ _ No. Ul East Bay. H AY ! HAY ! ! 1 OAA BALE? PRIME EASTERN AND N. B. HAY. X? v v landina and iu Store. ('ORV i CORN 11 10.000 bushels Prime Whlto and Yellow CORN +.0H0 busilis Prime Outs, with a fresh supply of fresh ground Crist and Meal always on hand. lor salo by JOHN CAMPSEN ts CO.. May 0 2 No. 14 Market, opposito State street. HAMS! li?HS ! HAMST I t)AA CIT.! DRATED "WASHINGTON HAMS I *Z\J\J 850 "Palmetto" Hams 1T."> Sugur-Curcd Hums. Just received und lor sale by LAUREY ls ALEXANDER, May 0_2_No. lSTEast Bay. CHOICE S SHES AND SHOULDERS. fi)fT HOGSHEADS CHOICE WESTERN C. R. SIDES. ?I'f 25 Hogsheads Choleo Western ShoulQcrs. For Rilo by HENRY CORIA & CO. May 0_ths2 CORN AFLOAT ! QAAA BUSHELS CORN, IN BULK. PER SCHOON OUVU ER S. E. JAYNE For sale by M.y ? SIDE*, SMOULDERS, FLOUR, &c. .?I7ST RECEIVED PER STEAMERS CHAMPION A\0 MANHATTAN, -* r\ HHD ?.. BACON SIDES JL VT VI Illicit'. Bacon Shoulders 10? bblH. Extra Flour 100 bbl?. Super Flour 50 obis. Faintly Flour. And for sale by WM. GURNEY, May 9 ___3_No. 102 East Bay. GEORGE W. WILLUNS & CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS AJSD BACKERS, HAYSE STREET, CHARLESTON, S. C, GEORGE W. WILLIAMS & CO,, Cotton. Factors, CHURCH STREET, CHARLESTON, S. C. WILLIAMS, TAYLOR & CO., Commission Merchants, NO. 147 MAIDEN LANE, NEW YORK. May 7 tnthn3mo BARGAINS TO BE HAD. ON ACCOUNT OF TJEPABTTJKE FROM THE STATE will bo SOM. at ttcPcoplo's Flour and Grain atoro, S' ?' io?o^usuff/of PRIME WHITE COEN 200 bushels F cding Oats 225 bushels Cow Peas-selected for planting 20,000 lbs Shorts and Bran 18 obis Choice Extra Family Flour 10 bijls Table Potatoes 25 bushclB Millett and Broom Corn Seed 1 Grocer's Covered Spring Cart 1 Laker's Covered Spring Cart 1 Butcher's Covered Spring Cart 1 Jersey Wagon, Harness to suit tho abovo named Carts, 2 pair ol' new Wheels and Crank Axles, suited for Spring Drjys or Watering Carts. I spring Furniture Cart and Dray Horse Harness and License. II not disposed of by Thursday, that remaining on hand will be sold at public auction on tho premisos, wich tho interest of tho present occupant in the stand. May C mtuth3 CALIFORNIA WINE COMPAN Y~ (rsconroBATED KOVEMBEB 1, I860.) W INES, FROM THE VINEYARDS OF Sonoma, Los Angelos and Napa Counties, California. W. H. CRAFEE, Agent. NO. 207 EIST BAY, CHARLESTON, S. C. HOCK, SHERRY, SWEET ANGELICA, MUSCATEL, Portwine Bitters, Claret, Sonomo Brandy^ California Catawba, Sonoma Champagne (in quart?), Sonoma Cham pagne (in pints, 24 in a case)-m wood and glass. April 30 tuths6mos SIDES, SHOULDERS,-HAMS, PORK, &c.' 4pr HHDS. PRIME C. R. SIDES .".'"" l). 33 hhil9. pri a c Ribbed Sides 21 l?ids. prime Western ?boulders 15 bbls. New Yovk Pig Hams 30 bbls. prime MCS? Pork 20 tes. pure Leaf Lard vC . " 20 bbl?. No. 1 Hacke! el i 20 halt obis, ^o. 1 Mackerel 200 boxes SmoV?-d UcrHngs In store and for sale low by ?. JEFFORDS A CO., May 7 ' No. 80 Vendue Range. FLOUR, BACON, &c. QAA BARRELS FAMILY, EXTRA.- S'UPEB ANS {j\J\J Cowniau Flour. . : . 20 Hogsheads Choice Bacon Shoulders. 5 Cases Breakfast Strips. 10 Barrels choice Family Hams. 15 BarreL, Primo Mess Pork. Coffee. Lard, Butter, Candles, Soaps, Ac, &c Landing and in store, and ior sale by J. ts F. DAWSON. May 7_tnthg_No .Sa East Bay. TENNENT'? ALE. 1 AA CASKS TENNENT'S PALE ALE, IN PINTS. JLV/v/ just received per ship Missouri, from Liver? pool, and for sale by . ROBERT MURE tc CO., ? - Agents J. ts B. Tennent, May 3 ' 6 . Brewer, Glasgow. CLEAR SIDES -| gr BOXES CLEAR SIDES AO ? lo hhds. Primo Shoulders. ' Forsaleby BRUNS ts BEE, May 7 tudi2 - No. 78 East Bay. FURNITURE AUCTIONS ' ' AT PRIVATE RESIDENCES Attended to with promptness and dispatch, and at MODERATE CHARGES, BY SMITH & MCGILLIVRAY, April ll Auctioneers, No: 27 Broad street. PUBLIC NOTICE.. . OFFICE OF CITY TREASURY, \ January 3,1867.4 PUBLIC NOTICE 13 HEREBY GIVEN THAT UNDER the following Ordinance licenses'have boen prepared for delivery Crom thia Office. ' 6. THOMAS, . City Treasurer. SEC 1. Be it Ordained by the Mayor and Aldermen in City Council assembled. That from fand after the Ont day of-January, licenses shall be taken but for all carts, drays and wagons, used for private and domestic purposes, in the same manner, and according to. tho"same provisions now of force in relation to cartu, drays and w Ago as, let or driven for hire, except giving bonds. And each such cart, dray or wagon, shall be provided with a badge con? taining the number thereof, and marked Private, to be placed on the outside ef tbc shaft, SEC. 2. No person nhall be taken by the Treasurer as surety to any bond under the Ordinance conc-ming li? censes for carts, drays, wagons and other'carnages, un? less he or she be a freeholder. .' .' " Sic 3. The follow: ns shall, hereafter be the rates for licenses for public and private, carts,,drayjs. wagons, &c, including the'horses or mules used thereof, which shaB oe free from other taxation: > . PUBLIC tUKlS, DU AYS, ETC., OB THOSE EMPIOYXD Ot AST BUSINESS W11UT??E, FOR HIKE DIBECT OB DJnrHEOT. - For every cart, dray or. wagon, drawn , by che horse or mule, ?20. ''"',". ^ . '....?? For every cart, dray or wagon, drawn' by two horses or mules, $80. --/. - . For every hack and carnage with two wheels, $20. ? - For.every hack and carriage with four'rheels, 840. ' For every'stage or omnibus' ^except lice. omnibus), with two horses, ?60. .-".v. For every Btago or omnibus [except line omnibus), drawn by four horses, ?60, . '_ .. ....... For every truck drawn Dy two or mere bosses or mules, $60. . .' ' . . For every express wagon drawn by two or more harass or mules, $60. BKEAD OASTS UCa PETVATE OASTS, D3A?S, ETC. For every bread, cart or wagon, $5. For every-cart, dray or wagon, used for private or do? mestic purposes, and ' not to be..employed, nt the trans? porting of goods, wares, merchandise, lumber, or any other commodity, for compensation; either directly er Indirectly for the same, shall pay for a license tho sum of $6, exclusive of the horso or mute. 1 Ratall ed in City Council, this ISth day of January, ?I? a.] in the year of our Lord .one thousand eight hun? dred and sixty-six. P. C. GAILLARD. Mayor. By tho Mayor. . .. .... January 3. . _ W. H. SMITH. Clerk of Council. ... TAVEEN-KBEPEHS'ISOTItE. OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL, J '?_, jj March 1,1867. f A LL TAVERN-KEEPERS^ AND PERSON 3 RETATL 1%_ INO spirituous liquors, within the city limits, who have not executed their bonds end taken out the proper cards to show that they havo license to sell, will be re? ported as not complying-with the law, alter Monday, 6th inst. . . Those who have cards are hereby notified to have the same placed m a conspicuous place in the Window. AH failing to observe this notice will also bo reported, after the above-mentioned time. W. H. SMITH, Marcha _ ' . ' ? ' derk of Council. KIKE LOY*. MAYORALTY OF CHARLESTON, I . . - ' Ctn Hau, November 9; 1866. J ? LL PERSON8 DESIROUS OF ItEBUTLDING TN TSS lijL Burnt Districts and Waste Places ot Hie -City, un? der "An Act of the General Assembly, givJaasnthorlty to tho City Council of Charleston to unwed te the mat? ter of a Fire Loan, witt a view to aid in bpfldtog up tho City acew," are hcroby notified that tho' iona of appli? cation for loans can be obtained at tho afBee ef the Clerk - of Council, between the hours of S A. M. and-2 P. M. -Allappllcation? must be filed in the above men tiene* offlco, as tho Committee wfll meet every: Monday to coat* Sider;the same. . . .. - " '~,~Z? ~"_ By order of tbs Mayor' .. W. H. SMITH, ' Novemburio . . :. ... .. .Cletk.ol Connell. . "VYTHIt-KERS and MTJB-' igrffc jffMn Vf TACHES forced: to- Jp*? f 'ff-IM grow- upon the Bmoothoit ? fiji-oBB .TJ .y'? ?ce in from three- to ?ve !??JW J^iM weeks by using Dr. SEVIG-. S&BS f^gl N E ' S ; KESXAUBATEUR. . SSBSS. jj?mBfr CAPHXATRE, the. taost.?nBH^ ?Cffi??pca?^ wonderful discovery In mo dem science, : acting upon-: {jp I tbs Beard aud Hair in an aintost 'iTdrac?loui ntsnner. It has been used by the elite of Parla and London with tba most- nattering success. Names of aU pnrohasers wOl bo registered, and if ; Onttre. sattstactidn IS uot given in every instance, the money will be-cbeecfoBy refunded. .PricabymiuLscaied and postpaid, $1. Descriptive cir? culare and testimon?ala tnafled free. AoVlress-BEBGER, SHTJTTS A, CO., ChemUt-, No. 285 River strefit Troy, N. Y^s^AyintB ^^^^^^^r:^;;r. ^ .