The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, May 09, 1867, Image 3

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LOCAL MATTERS. .JOB; WORK.-Wa'have now oomploted our ofEco BO as to exec uto, in tho shortest possible, time AU, KINDS OF JOB WOKE, and we most re? spectfully ask the patronage bf our friends. Post Office Notice. POST OFFICE/ ) CIIABLESTOS, S. C., Slay 6.18C7. ? Hereafter, until furthoi notice, the Northoustern | Mails will close at 1.15 P. M., and arriving at the Depot at 9.45 A. M. will bo ready for delivery, at ll o'clock. On Sundays tho Post Office will open at 12.30 P. M. for ono hour. Tho Mails for South Carolina Railroad -will con? tinuo to closo daily at G o'clock A. M., and for tho Havannah and Charleston Railroad at 6 A. M. on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. STANLEY G." TROTT. P. M. We aro indebted to tho Pursor of tho Steamer | JHctaior, for files ot late papors. The raffle of the Prussian Noedlo Gun, will come off at tho Sosar stand. Mill's House, Saturday Best, st 8 o'clock p. m. precisely. ths2 STORAGE OP PETBOLE??I.-The attention of our j readers, and especially of the members of thc City Council, is called to a communication in to- ? . day's paper, under tho above hoad. THE STATE UNION CONVENTION, SO-CALLED.-Tho Convention of colored mon, held on Tuesday night, at the Military Hall, adjourned -yesterday to tho African Methodist Church (Rev. Mr. CAIN'S), in Calhoun street. Beyond appointing a tow com ' mifctess to draft a plat orm, and for other purposos tending toward a permanent organization, no business waa done. This Convention was called by the Union Republican party of the colored men, but it is hardly worthy of the name, as there arc only- six Districts, out of the thirty in the State, represented,"and only about fifty delegates pres? sent. The officers were appointed on Tuesday night, and are all colored, with two minor excep? tions,' showing plainly that the delegates have ; ? snubbed, their whito copatriots, and have no abiding faith in their sudden conversion to Union? ism. The colorod delegates evinco a disposition to paddlo their own canoo, without whito assist? ance, and' the few whites who have insinuated themselves into the association are evidently looked upon with distrust, as in many instances t'ioir antecedents aro not free from the taint of I . EQUITABLE ijre^The year_of J.866,Bays the Tnsvr 1 ance Afontior.'waa a remarkable one for this Com? pany ; its simple increase over the year preceding equals in amount the entire business of several or? dinary lifo companies. It insured in 1866 no less than 7245 persons, pledging itself to pay to their heirs $80,072,450, and received $1,704,879 for pre? miums, and an incomo of $L807.2P6, exclusive of | deferred semi-annual and quarterly premiums and accrued interest, which swoll its income to nearly $2,100,000, It acc:rdingly exhibits again over the totals under the same headings of 1S65 of 38S8 pol? icies, (more than doubling tho number,) of $16, 45S.550 in sum insured, or nearly 55 per cont of | $303,796 in premium receipts, and an addition of j $1,428,802 to total assets, or 4GJ per cent, which now tum up to more than throe million dollars, exceed? ing those of any other all cash compauy, except one, in tho United States. Of New York compa? nies, it will be perceived that, AH to amount in? sured in I860, it ranges next to tho Mutual Lire, and it claims that its policios aro, on the average, larger in amount than those of any other insurance company. On the first of February Inst it paid a dividend of profits exceedingly satisfactory to all concerned, amounting to moro than half a million dollars. ' THE HTBBBNIOON.-MAO ?vors grand Panorama ? of Irish scenery, enlivened by genuine Irish wit, attracted an overwhelming audience last night. The Hall was de-.sely crowded, many of the spec? tators being natives of the Emerald Isle, who re? cognized at a glance the different scenes portrayed. We have seldom seen a more happy combination of the panorama and the drama. Among the many interesting scenes rendered . famous by . song and story, we have the "Giant's 1 Causeway," ar.d the very identical spot pointed out where Mrs. Fin MoCu?e, "once Tipon a timo,** was etii ring a kettle full of rocks over a Sro, and when asked by Fingal, thc great Scotch giant, what she was doing, she said she was cooking broth for her baby. "Do you givo him such broth ?" Bays he. "Yes, indeed," replied Mrs. F., "and hard I find it, to get enough of it for him." "Oh," says Fingal, "if that's the case, I believe I'll go back home," and at once stepped across the channel again, glad to get off so easily. Professor MAO EVOY gives all the particulars of this interesting historical occur- j renee. ' , . The success of the exhibition has induced the proprietor to continue his stay, and the Charles? ton public will have an opportunity to indulge in a hearty laugh on Friday and Saturday nights, the Hall being engaged to-night for the Odd Fellows' concert. The "Giant's Causeway" is shown true to the life. ' '? AN-E BLACKBEBBT.-There is, perhaps, none of j the numerous street cries to he heard in this city that attract the attention sooner than the shrill sound announcing that blackberries are for sale. The' venders are, usually, women who procure-1 their eto k in trade from the neighboring inlands, and their unearthly yells are heard in all parts of j the city, often arousing the late sleeper, whose car is startled by the prolonged cry used by the sable merchants. These women are an untiring class, pursuing their weary tramp for hours, enlivened only by ..the rapidity with -which they send forth their musical notice to tho public The sun and heat offer no impediments to their pr gross, and . .the dew disappears from the berries and they be? come almost half cooked; before : the wearied car? rier consents to rest kt some quiet shady corner, where ber voice can still be heard, at intervals, in the same doleful strains. There are few fruits more luscious than the' ! blackberry, and none equal to those thal are raised near the city. These grow, principally, on a low vine like the strawberry, and are much larger, and 1 more juicy than the high hash..berry found in the up country. Baring the war when James Island was leased by the. soldiery,, blackberries were an important article of diet, and were hunted ipr .assiduously. Many persons who wore once, ternperary inhabitants of that blessed isle," will re? member the relish given to the army rations by - the addition of a dish of blackberries. There are few fruits that are more popular, and, as they grow I -in great luxor.ance, the price ia a-mere trifle and [ in reach of all. THE FIRST ANNTTEUSABY OF THE PALMETTO j BASE BAU. CLUB.-The Palmetto Base Ball Club I was organized a year ago by a fe w gentlemen who j were acquainted with tho principles of the game, and who desired to see it introduced in this city. Originally comprising only twenty-two members, it has gradually grown in ,favor_ with the public, and, though still buta bantling, it has more than doubled that number, and promises ? continued, vigorous and healthy growth. There are few j games that have, in a Bhori time, acquired more popularity than Base Ball. It has become what it I claims, a national game, and there are few cities | that are now without Bose Ball Clubs. The Palmetto Club of Charleston isin no respect I inferior to ?irailar associations; it is governed by j the rule? of the national association, and is com? posed of merchants awl business mon of this city j who dre aware isisi the doctrine of all work and no ! play is now obsolete. They meet every Wednes? day ind Saturday afternoons on the Citadel Green, ' and spend a few hours in the invigorating sport. The time thus ?pest is not wasted, as the early closing on Saturday afternoons is general, and the ! dullness in business circle? during the summer j . allow j both employers and employees i-.mple timo for recreation. The Clob rr.?', on Tuesday night at the Live Oak ! Club House, and proceeded to the eleetiou of Offi- I eera to serve for the ensuing year, which resulted | in the,fo!lowing*choic?:: .. JOHN B. REED, President - A. ?. MARSHALL, Vice President. . : yr. H BELLAMY, Secretary.. A. S. BROWN, Treasurer. BO ABU 0? TCBEOTOaS. A. W. WARLELL. I JOS. HILTON, PETEP. JON EU. J. W. DENNY. ED. F. S'jHAOBTE. .eurong) oummm ON MEKBKMHTP. H. L. BuUNS, I THEO. GE1TY, HAMER'S. HOWELL, J W. P. CARRINGTON, " ' B. IL WILLIAMS, Jr. After the regalar busineaa waa ooncludod, tho members arfjournod to on upp'ir room, furnished sad prepared, and tho hours ot the night glided DWiftly away in tho discussion of tho Rood things ! of this life. '?be Club will play next Saturday af? ternoon on tho green, and all who wish to learn | fi th? mysteries of tho gome should attend. IT vmx be seen, by reference to onr advertising columns, that Messrs. ' ALOT.ZO J. WHITE & Sox ?will sell 'this day a most advantageously located house in Eing'stree? stlitablo either as a store, a residence, or both.' WE would invite attention to tho advertisement of ^rr. BRANTT ET BURKE, who offers to forward produce, vegetables, &c., to Northern cities. His facilities for conducting this business aro good, and tho goods will be delivered with" dispatch. SALE OP CUBA SUGAR AND MOLASSES_We toke pleasure in calling the attention of tbo public to the largo sale of choIce'Ouba sugars and molasses which will tako pince to-dav on Accommodation Wharf, under tho supervision of Messrs. BONA FANT & SALAS. These gerrtlomon have imported thoso 8Ugnrs espcciallv for thin market; they arc suporior, in many respects, to thoBe from New Orleans, ?ind will be sold at reasonable rates. MAYORS' COUBT,-May 8.-Two country negroes who had found a row on the public road and offer? ed it for sale, were discharged, but tho animal was kept and ordered to bo advertised. A disagreement between a whito and colored man terminated ic each being tined $5. COUBT OF GENERAL SESSIONS AND COMMON PLEAS -Hon. B. MUNRO, Presiding_The country pro? cess docket was continued, and the following cases tried : THOMAS J. HAUTET VS. A. E. LE PRINCE, Trover, rt. 8. DURYEA, Esq., for tho defendants. JOHN PHILLIPS, Esq., for the plaintiff. The snit was brought to recover a horse taken from HARVEY j during POTTER'S raid in March, 1865. Captain HUNT, the quartermaster of the rtost, had subse? quently exchanged the horse for - ono owned by Mr. LE PRINCE, and Mr. HARVEY, identifying the horse in Mr. LE PRINCE'S possession as his, churned it as his property. A fair oxchango having been made with Captain HUNT, this claim was resisted. The jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff for the value of the horse, and damages amounting to S265. The counsel for the defendant gave notice ot an appeal. Two cases of minor importance, being meroly declarations of assumpsit, were tried, and tho Court adjourned. UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-Hon. GEORGE ; S. BRYAN presiding.- Ihe Grand Jury held tho caso of ELIZABETH DONNOHUE still nuder considera? tion, but returned no bill in -tho case of WM. A. BROWEB, assault. They then adjourned over until Monday, when witnesses are expected from other ? States and Districts, in reference to cases beforo them for conspiring to defraud tho Bevenue. The Petit Juries were adjourned until to-day at ll A. M., when the case of tho United States vs. WILLIAM PROTHBO, for defrauding the Internal Revenue as a distiller, win be tried. Tho petition of WM. TENNENT, Esq., to bo ad? mitted into practice in the United States Courts of | South Carolina, was presented by W. E. MERELL, Ksq., and on his motion tho petitioner was ad- : milted and commissioned. ROBBERY.-On Tuesday night some thieves broke into the storo of Mr. HOFFMAN, at tho coiner of Lamholl and King streets, by breaking tho sky? light over the door, ard succeeded in carrying off several watches and other articles of value. They had first endeavored to obtain an entrance by dig? ging around thc houso, but failing in this enterod in tho manner described. The detectives wera at once notified, and by last night the parties wore arrested and committed, the shoes of one of the thieves, which ho bad left behind, being identified. Lieut. HENDRICKS has arrested twelve persons sus? pected of being implicated in tho various robberies recently committed, and has consigned thom to jail, where they will remain until their cases can bc examined into. They are all old offenders and weil known to the police authorities. FATAL ACCIDENT.-The report that there were quantities of old iron stu! around the ruins of Fort Sumter, have attracted many persons to that spot to collect the -fragments of shot and shell, in order to dispose of them in the city. ' " On Monday morning last, three men, JAMES ROURKE, ADAMS and REYNOLDS, left the city in a small boat for tho purpose of collecting old iron in tue ncigborhood of Sumter. They succeeded in obtaining a boat load, but being detained at Fort Sumter on account of the storm, Mr.. ROURKE en? deavored on Wednosday afternoon to extract the powder from a sheik Tho party were on the break? water of the fort engaged in this work, when about SP. SI. the shell on which Mr. BOOTEE waa labor? ing exploded, tearing bis right logoff near the thigh, and throwing it into the water Sf ty yards from the fort. Tho unfortunate man died in a few minutes after the sad'occurrence, and his body was brought to the city by his companions. Mr. ROURKE leaves a wife and four children. Coroner WHITING was notified Cf the' accident on the arrival.of the.b.oat. _. _ ., GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT.' The music-loving' community of Charleston, by reference .to the programme published in another column, will see that the Concert. of to-night wih | bs equal to any of a similar nature, that has been given in the city. Profesara BEBKHAM & O'NEALE are known.to be-deeply versed in musical lore, and under .their superintendence the_success of the en? tertainment is perfect. _.. : . Th? pieces to be' performod will consist of selec? tions from the favorite operas, and will be both vocal and instrumental. 'Many: of .tho - artists have already won no small share of fame -at the Sacred Concerts given last winter, and those'who remem? ber ihe pleasure they then enjoyed, will-find it an impossibility to remain from Hibernian TTull io night. ?' .;'".',;. : Asido ?rom the intrinsic merit3 of the Concert, it commends itself to oar citizens, is that it has been originated for the purposes of holy charity; and the money spent m the'pm chase of a ticket will be a most excellent investment.: "He that giveth to the poor, lendeth unto the Lord."- We hope that many of our citizens will tako stock in this Bank of Charity. - "While there is life there is hope." ""Truel Let not the sufferer despond'; for all who suffer from Coughs, Colds, or Influenza, can find a cure by nsing MABSDEN'S PECTORAL' BALIIL ' . For sale by all druggists. . . .. . DO WEE 4 MOISE, Agenta. " :? " GOODBIOH, WDJEMAN & CO., Agents. - - JEL"rSTTJS. i A new and important remedy for married ladies. Circulars can be obtained and the article supplied apon application to the wholesale agents, j DOW?E?7 MOISE, Southern Drug House, No; 151 Meeting street. Aprfl.il ". . ._ . 'r thstu3mos ' H." H. ! If you want cheap Blank Books; ~ : If you want cheap Stationery, Envelopes, Pa? per, &c.; or, MTT.T.KIW' Almanac; If you want Printing executed neatly; If you want Books bound in any style, or Account Books made to ordsr, with any desired pattern ot ruling, go to HIRAM HARRIS, No, 59 Broad street. BUSINESS NOTICES. AU. KINDS OF JOB WORK DONE AT THE DAILY j NEWS OFFICE. Auction Sales lilla Day. J. A W. KNOX will sell this day, st lo o'clock, at their ] autiou sales rooms, No. lits Meeting street, opposite Fa- | villon Hotel, dry goods, hosiery, &c T. M. OATER will sell thia day, at % past 9 o'clock, on Brown's wharf. Bides, shoulders and butter. ? Mars DRAKE will sall' this day, at 10o'clock, athis | store, corner of King and Liberty streets, dry goods, clothing, ic. -. ?TurroRDS & Co ww sell this day, at 10 o'clock, in front | of their store; shoulden, potatoes, herrings, tte ' MILUOAXA Sos wm sen thia day, at 10 o'clock, at j No. 22 Vendue Range, mattresses, ipUlowu, bedsteads, jkc/ - - . - - . ; " -.. 1 H. & A P. CALDWELL will-?oil this day, at 10 o'clock, 1 beforo their atore, bacon, &o. ? BRUNS 4 BEE wm sell this day, at lo o'clock, 'in front I bf their store, No. 78 KA?; Bay, six casks ?le; also butter, checao, potatoes, io. . LATIHEY & ALEXANDER, willi;* sen tb&idar. ot "lo o'clock, bet?re their store.'Tfo. 137 East Bay,, butter, ': cheeto, hams, strips. &c* ' * i R. M. MARSHALL tt Bao, wm sett til* day, afcli o'cloclr, at the Exchango Brt??~l street,: fifteen hundred 'acres of land. .-, ..\j"': ,; \ ".,.,.; j HXNBT COSTA & Co., wm ?en this day, at l o o'clock. In front of their atoro, bacon hams; lard, 4- ' Tlie" Tina? to Advertise in Wie Conntry. TBS Pnonrac baa a largo circul?t!un throughout the m idie ?nd upper Pietrlcta of tho Statu?. Advertising ? ..t. ' as reasonable as the stringency of the monoy roe*. k> i ill warrant Marchants and others wishing to uno th.' rrluD'US of the paper wi? address " ;': V /-' .': ?0?-in??X' A. SELBY, l>roprletor, Wbrutsy?-;.'.?^;.;;:-'"^ ... Columbia, 8. A novelty. Tao latest and most effectual remedy for tho cure of debility, loss of appetite headache, torpor of th? liver;, etc, is PANENIN'S HEPATIC BETTERS. For salo by iii Zri in^iau). ........th . Every Mother .- ' '..'.,:. Who regards the life aud health of hoc child. should possess MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYBDP. ' It is au old aud well-tried remedy. It relieves tho child from pain, PO ton? tho gums, reduces-inflammation, cures wind colic, regulates the stomach and bowels,' and, by giving rc3t and health to tho child, comforts the mother Office, No. 215 Fulton street. New York, and No. 205'j High ilolborn, London, "England. Be euro and call for "MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYBUP," Having tho fae simile of "Cuims & PEBKIKS" on tho j outside wrapper. AU others aro baso imitations. For sale by DOWTE it MOISE, No. 151 Meo?ng street, opposite tho Charleston Hotel. ' May 1 i: ? " : ? . : " ; tuthsS Free to Everybody. A Largo G pp. Circular, giving information of the r-rsatcst importance to thc young of both sexes. It teaches how thc homely may become beaut!lui, thc despised rospectod, and the forsaken lot od. No young lady or gentleman should fail to send "their .address, and receive a copy post-paid, by return maU. Address P. O. Drawcr,-21, March SO lyr Tro..-, N. Y. Kn cw thy Destiny. MADAME E F. TIIOBSTOS, tho croat English Astrolo? gist, Clairvoyant and Psyckometrician, who hos aston? ished tho scientific classes of the Old World, has now lo- [ cated herself at Hudson, N. Y. Madame THOBNTOS-pos- | scsses such wonderful.powers of second sight as to ena? ble her to impar, kuowledgo of thc greatest importance to tho single or married of eithor sex. While lc a stile of trance, shs delineates the very features ot' the person I yon aro to mam-, and by the aid of an instrument of in? tense power, known as tho Fsychomotropc, guarantees to produce a life-like picturo of the future husband or wile ot the applicant,-together, with date of marriage, position In hie, leading traits of ch?ra?ter,"'i:"c. . This is no hum? bug, as thousand of testimonials can assert. She will send, when desired, a certified certificate, or written guarantee, that the picture is .what it purports to bo. By enclosing a small lock of hair, and stating place of birth, ago, disposition and complexion, and enclosing fifty cents and stamped envolopo aadreesod to yourself, you wi!! ro^ ceive the picturo and desired information by return mail,. All communications sacredly confidential. Address, i ia confidence. Madame E F. THORNTON, P. O. Box 223, Hudson. N. Y. " : ; ly ' . " ' March 30 Who is Responsible? Victim of debility, who is rosposlble for your feeble? ness? Not yourself, ;. ou will say, for you've done all you could to euro iL. That's a mistake on your pa t. You haven't trio l HOSTETTER'S BITTERS. Gloomy dyspeptic, with an uneasy stomach and a world-wo try face, of course you don't think yourself re? sponsible for your o .vn torments. But you ore. It is easy to sue from your condition that You haven't tri dHOSTEITEE'S BITTERS. Billions sufferer, it is no: your fault, you think, that your symptoms grow worso day by day. Blue piU doesn't do you any good. Very likely. But yon.can bc brought round for uU that. Why ha ea't you tried HOSTETTER'S BITTERS ? Mend, on whom Fever and Ague alternately- blow? hot and cold, and whose brain seems to bo bursting with thc effects of some powerful dru.;, do > ou assume thc responsibility? O, no I You've taken piles of quinine, and aH ibo regulation modi.!:.os. What could you do moro? L no tiling moro-t -a very thing, that would have exomptod you from all tho pangs mat now rock you. You have never tried HOSTETTER'S BITTERS. " Nervous invalid, what have yon to sav? You plead that you h.ive taken all tte nervines of tho phurmacos preio. If thoy have done you no uood, is is not your fault. You arc not responsible. Wrong, all wrong. You have, in reality, nobody to biomo but yourself. Why l.avcai't you tried HOSTETTElt'S, BITTERS ? For all the above-named complaints, 'Co Bitters are absoluto specifics. G' ' May C Efi.SCEtLANEOUS. W.B.BURK?, . 7; Produce Commission Accent. OFFERS HTS SERVICES TO THE FARMERS, FOE the Bhipmout of G H "KN PEAS. AND EARLY VEGEi ABLE>, to Northern markets; responsible agents I in New York to receive shipments. Produce price cur ! rent received weekly. No. 6 CHALMERS STREET, May 9 ' 1* Near State. " . NOTICE. ' ~ OFFICE CHIEF OF DETECTIVES, ? CIIA&LESTOS, Mav 9th, 1S37. y rrUKEN FROM A COLORED BOY, ON TEE 14TH _L April lost, by some or the Officers, S VIOLIN AND CASE, known to be s to cu. Any-one losing the same I will como forward, provo property, and toke it sway.. .. . ... H. W. HESDlilCKS.: .' May 9_: 1st Lieut. and Coie^Detectivos. I ' NOTICE! ?P UPPER WARDS G?AB?tHOUSE, 1 -? ._? ??_JCn,?TP.nrrnv. :Mny^l?tb raw.- J STOPPED FROM TWO COLORED MEN. A COW, who stated having found ber ten miles up Main Hoed. . ' The owner is requestod to call, pay expenses and take ?heraway. E. J. KINGM.\N, May 3 _ 1st Lieut. D. W. G. H. SINGING BIRDS ! SINGING BIRDS l i ALL THOSE-WHO WISH.. SINGING BIRDS, SUCH spoc.es ai G KU M AN CANARIES, Learned Bull? finches, LlackbirdR, Thrushes, Goldfinches, Linnets, eec ; also, an assortment ol FANCY >. AGES, will bc pleased .to j leam that they can have aa opportunity of Supplying i themselves, by c-liing on Mr. W, SHAW, AGENT FOR MESSRS. REICHE ? BROTHES, OF SEW TOES, who has opened at No. O? MARKET. STREET, aplaco whore be intends to remain for a short tine only. . May* .- . .. ' 5 rriHE UNDEBSIGXED .WILL CONTINUE j TO..DIS . J_ PENSE this agreeable and healthful beverage, ot their woU-known: stands. No. 80 pABEL STKElfff,. be? tween Fing and Meeting streets, No. 423>? KING STREET (Old Piquet ci ord House); and at the head ' of : QKNXKR MARKET, northwest corner. ---. . : - . ; ' Druggists aud others wishmg to be supplied -vith Fountains or Syrups, and dealers desiring Fountains charged, will be ? ^accommodated ' upon reasonable terms. ? '. ; .... . j.J Steamers, Hotels, Bostanrants and private1 families, tarnished with a superior article of bottled Sod?, in quan? tiles to snit purchasers. '-. . . . . We ore agents for the sale of A. J. Morsel Son's justly celebrated soda Water Apparatus, consisting of Genera? tors, Fountains, Marble Draught Sumas, Stives Plated Refrigerating ?Taught stands. Tumbler Holders, and all -apparatus necessary for th? manuiactur- ot .-oda-Woter, at the manufacturers' prices, with freight added.,",..'. .. Dealers in Soda VVuter throughout che Suite, desiring an apparatus, - will do well to examine the merits, ot Morna's' Apparatus; before pnrrhwring oleaewnere. De-scsr&gou catalogue and price list sent to any Address/ upon application to JOHN BUCK fe CO., Charleston; ??. .. While appreciating the very liberal patronagelexteaded. tous during the jost season, .we Uiall strive .to'merit its continuance. ;?..'". ,?:.'::?.?: ? >. JOHN BUCK. cr : E. H. GARDNER. ; S'S April IX ..Sino... ICE C B E .A. Lil - SODA WA^ER! ? - ^ CONF?CTiUi\ER? A-li CAKf?!! WE HATE..TJXE.PLEASCEE OEfjAS-; NODNC1NG to t e Ladies and Gentlemen; ot Charleston, thai we, tho undersigned, have fitted up a FIRS1* ?LASS ESTABLISMEN1V at.tho. corner of Meet. ing" and Hasel streets, where we wal- guarantee that you will find s superior quality ol ICE CREAM. SODA Wi TER, CONFECi'IONiiBY and CAKES.;- Hoping to. re-., ceive a shore of the patronage of the community, we are '?':?> Bfespeetfully, - - JOHN OGBEN. ' ' '-'.'..': . .. .W. A WTi'HINGTON. ? April 13 - ' .'???- - ' '.Imo CLOSING UP AT A GREAT SAC BIFXCB. ' -'' ; ~ BOSS'S LIBRARY AT FIFTY CENTS ? VOLUME. Engineering and Architectural Works. Agricultural and Gardening Works. . ? Cooking and Sporting Works.: AB the above works at half price, at - ? ?-' .'"'-' May 8 ?_tt. H AST'S, Book Store. AMERICAN LB AD''PENCIL COMPANY, NEW YORK. Factory, ; Hudson : City;, N. 3. WH?LES?LWSILES ROOM K0.^1JOHS STBEET, fVEW YOBKV _ ALL STYLES AND GEADES OF LEA?VPET?CTL: ?S of superior quality aro manufactured and offered (?A at fair terms to the Trade. The public are Invited f?\ to give the AMEBICAN LEAD PENCIL tho pre. ?Qfiference. ?.? flf TTTtt PENCILS ABE TO BE HAD AT ALL THE }%S PRINCIPAL STATIONERS AND S.iJOS ??gfl . DEALERS.' '" : ASE: FOE THE "AMERICAN LEAD PENCIL. " . -CTSHMOSIA?. " ' - - - BHEFFTELD SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL, ? - ) ... EifotEKEBuia DEPAJOTOD?T, } : ;; * '.'?.' ,?iUc COIIXOE, November 16, 1866..). . I have always recommended the Faber Polygrsde Load Pencils ss tho only pen dla fitted for both ornamcn- . tal and mathematical drawing; but, after a thorough trial of tho American JPalygrado Lead Pendis, manr 1?an?re4:^<he!iain?rie8>iJ^ New York, I find them superior to any pondi in uso, even to, Ute Faber or the old English Cumberland Load Ponefl, being a aupcrlor pencil for sketching, ornamental and mechanical drawing, and all the ordinary usoa-of ?lesa* Thtie pencils are very finely graded and have a very smooth lead ; even the saltest pencils bold tho point well ; : they are ali that can bo desired in a pencil, lt Rives mp-' great pleasure to be able to assure Americans that they will no longer be compelled to depend upon Germany or any other loreign m.?ket lor pono-la. i -.':-- -V ?OUTS BAIL, Y j.";? Y\ ?.. i I ) 1% $ ?\ -W^^?ir^*10?:*^ -. ' AlX PJTOCXLS ABE STAMffEIi: K9- "AMERICAN LEAD PENCIL CO. N. Y." " ' ? Hone genuine wlUiont tie ?Ac* name of tho firm : ,|PPktOit. Gm* .. tieoemberia ; HAVE JUST RECEIVED dir oct from England, :.. full assortment of WAITERS, TIELA BREAD TRAYS, &C. Also, a general aosortrocnt of HARD WABE. May 9 m -s wm TINNED AND ENASTETITIED SCCP DIGESTERS, Tea Kettles, &c.,' &c. All of which we offer low for CASH. thstu3 CHINA I ! "t?^E HAVE JUST RECEIVED FROM FRANCE A TULL ASSORiME>-T OF FRENCH CHINA. WHICH WF. V V offer at a great reduction on ioriucr prices, to which we request the inspection of our customers and thc pub lie generally. ? DINNER SETS"' .' I PLATES TEA SETS ! DISHES, TUREENS CHAMBER SETS I CUPS AND SAUCERS, . anti any portion ol Sot in-nlshed separately. For salo by WILLIAM Gr : NO; 955 WM?LBEN & CO., STREET, KT KO AND TT"* Hi. NO. May 2 ll HAYNE STREET. CHARLESTON, S. C. tliml S O U T H E B 3ST MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF ATHENS. \\ I ORGIA. -:(o): rjTHIS FIRST-CLASS SOUTHERN COM^VNY, E?CV?LTSHH^ I>: 1S47, IS STILL D3SUIN?1 POLICIES "P IN J SUBANOS a 'iinit lo^-hv' ?lr.- if stu TI: i?nulin. I ? nu. 5? ir ili-im 'lottoa. Yo ?jU ia Port, ;fcc. .fcc. THI-? BE?N:i- A Mirra YL 00 tlPXJTS*; Y3.VRCY POLICY :?i?,D31tS PAItriOIPATE IS TH el PROFITS, aud be com . StoaTjb.nldo.rs, WITHOUT AST/ LI UHU CIT WHATEVSE. A 'dividend of forty par cant, ou-of tho p.-iltso? fis O-a^any for tho past twolvo months has boon declared, thereby reducing tho pTem' sm to insurort vitrlf oavhalf. Divide :d Sorlp of the On np my t t'wa la payment of premiums. Losses promptly adj usted and. paid herc. J. L. HONOUR, Agent, Msy7 tutliRlmo No. S BROAD STREET. ?MPCRXAM TO COTTON PLANTERS. A SOUTHERN INVENTION. PATENT LAEOR-SAYING rm mm COTTON PRESS. rTTHE LATEST AND BY FAR TUE MOST PERFECT JL CO'FION SCREW yet Invented. Wit?i one mulo o heavy l?alo can lie easily packed. Send for descrip? tive and Price List, to ' C. K. HUiil-.F, General ARCUI for (bc State, No. 73 Enst Ray, Charleston, S. C. RAILWAY AND STE.VMBOVT SUPPUFS. Portable, and Stationary Eunint-s. Saw Gin?, Hce'cry's McCar? thy nins. Grist Mills, Barle Milts, Horse Powers. Thresher*. B capers. Boitins*, Oils, Iron, stce. Wild? er's Fire Proof sutes, Platform and Counter Soalos, ? c., ?cc. For salo by ???. .' C. Iv. HUGER, No. 73 EAST BAT?, CHAI?X.?CSTO.V, S. C. May 2 ? mth Cilios ESTABLISHED 1859-8 YEARS ! UFE,ASSURANCE SOCIETY. NO. 92 Bi. O AD WAY, NEW YORK. $3,077,78S 2,069,070 Assets,. - - - - - Income, - - - - - . Dividend February 1, 1867, over $600. All*the most desirable and popular kinds of LIFE and END.;W5IENT Policies issued, and every advantage appertaining to the business granted to Policy-holders. P?R?LY M?TUAL. THE CHARTER OF THE SOT R5f ?RES TRW ALL PROFITS GD TO THE ASSURED. Dividends Declared Annually on the First of February, AND APPLIED AS.CASH TO THE REDUCTION OF IU1TJRF. PRE IUMS. DIVIDENDS UPON THE FIRST year's promtar may bo app?nl to ro using Hie secoud year's promium, a id BO on annually thereafter. Just and liberal destins with the aasur^d. proaipmess i i tuo payment otlosses, aud the grea-er advantages ot- . (fered to ihe assured by this Society, have sooure.1 to it a sucueus such aa has not been equalled ia the simd space of time in this or any other corni ry. Da tho short spwe of unen year* it hos accumulated a fund of ?vcr Three .milton* ?f Dollars, and has, secured an annual lucerne o? iiVcr Two r.?iiiij?n. Duri.117 tho year 18&V clone it assured, by new policies. Over TMrty fiillll?ns of Dollar*, inc.-ea-**! i;s income Ovar Ono Million, and. added to its fund mire than Faartecu f lunure? Thousand Dolitiv, It H toorourbly estabiishil on .1 soll t basis, conducts its business on the.Gt*} Plan, and its ratio of ..Total Ex? penditureT io "Total Gut income" is tho i cha', nf ? ' v ?t >er cimpanv prcaio.tiln oramiz-d. ITS POLICIES AVERAGE LARG-liltT HA?." THOSE OF ANY OXUEB COMPANY IN AMERICA, showing that for investments persons so'.iie: this Society in pretereucj to any other. _. . .. . ; The Assured have tho option annually of iipp?yi?g their dividends in any of tho FIVE following ways, under the rules ol'the Soeietv: FIBST-To the permanent iucrcase of the snm assured. SECO.VD-To the iicroasc ol' tho sum assured for one year, or a term of years. . ;j Timm--To t. e permaennt reduction, ot' tue premiums. .... - . Focara-To the reduedco. of the premiu s lo* one or more years. FIFTH-To the reduction of tho number of years in which premiums are to.be paid. o. WM. C. RAVEN EL, M. P.. MEDICAS KTt^-rrsSB. A. BOWEN, Agent, ' - No. ?43 MEETING STREET. stnthlmo .. May i ISGEiL?f?ES?S. Qto, MTB. 35TH,-2?BT 47TH. 102D, 10:?. ?Dlin. 105TH, 'J U.S. C. T., and j*th an 155m -?uu. V'oi ?. can hoar or something to their uuviutage by application lo ... ...... . . T. HC KL KT, .: No. 163 Sleeting street, charleston, S. C. . Advances made on claims. tuths3 May 7 . MEMGlti ' BOOKS .. Anatomical Charts, French! and .'J-'- English, i?. BE CrODXG OFF AT HALF PRICE AT HART'S i\. Bookstore. . - April ?2 GOINGO OEC-.-?T" KALE/ PSICE? ffjTkri'.M?RAL ANP B?rjG?QC8'B?0K3, 10 cents " tJ\J\J-.Mouiodist Hymn Uooss, .25 .cents. .Baptist Hyni?.Books, 2/5lo 75 cents ?."., ?. 50J Moral and Rehgious Looks, 25 centa ?,, :100 ?otrtbein BaEiuo-iy, 7i:cenu?, .. _?. Cathoho ? ranch aud Spanish Prayers, 60 cents ~" Epi^?pai Frayera, ?? c^uu to .1.5u . -." ' ' ' . . 100 TbeCharlcston Eook,,?O cents . " ; Testamenta, InFruBCh oe English, 5 cents to SI ' .'Fodii?t Bibles, 50 cents to .J. .' -. . Webster's JSpcllibg Books, 10 cents. CaUat , .... ; HART'S, "BOOK STORE." - April 15 . ".. . ... ? '?? ? ? '? LAW JPQK8. Thc Keports of i^outh. Carolina " THE STATUTES AT LARGE, T HALF ERICE, AT k. April .32 . : ,'vj KRAl;SK.A.Aft... ?r CG? lAtOSSnCKBoTlCD . O B A ITV A KD E Q C ARS RT Eb Fall iron Erame and vverstrasg B'SBS MANUFACTORY AXD WAREUOTTffii ?..IB . West iJuraatoji-strec?. Ro. lt ? SKAE BROADWAY, KEW YOES. Tf^-?ND?BBl?SED,' MEMBEBiJ Oif TaF FIRH Vi X ? KRA?SHAAR A CO., an pratica? Plsno awr*r aiid'as loch have had a larse axpciien<ie ta coaa^t?c : ' ?Ith some o. Ut'; best &>Ubti?amenta itt this, oetiit: ?art Europe Their iaho? iiet .made not morel; 1: y tsem, bat ty tligm, ai d nniltr their tmuiedlate peirsct:: S '-perrlBton, ?'fc.? ih*y allow no inutrumenu to imvutii- ' Tt?tory ?U"(t>ai?a into thehsnds of their "liatrtafe. crivr coo* haves power,.evshoos?, anaiies* and ro:i?ud?rsr s - ?ii's^ an'elseuclty of tbnch-without Vitoi.V "R' I?KI-> : ?eat ouyhi to ?ip saRslactoty to tte putin:-as wa?-? tiat'dar/Attlity tu construction, waicb 4aailso-it lor attn in tit * anoto withstand ' ettcfivu oiwt?ets ci ti' ' Ttbtsire and *tpi.?ure ta exeter.;* neat sn<t wt?? ..fssot??finiB?o?iaVOlciabtt,- ... - . ' , They wui at ?U timcKl* -hippy 'to see th? pre-.;*? u -. and the puiHo'?i their Wimtooiua,. and ln wi*o ? sou helves; their.own PIJSEO* ma 'Ujcsa of any. ?ir ' I ' f^*^?^i*Xri?? A AR; .:. Kv - ;-.'.'.'iX)s>tJJS HA?;* '.. CHARLES J.. SCKOBFMAKN. Aigu98 ^ . "? ?..; ' ' ,!m%, CAK0MNA :TDIES>4:.^ PUHLISHE?3 AT OILAiGKBURtt C. H. jrr?n? PAPER ' CTRCOLATE3 THROUGHOUT .THE . JL ciiddlo porOon of the State, and oilers taft beat ? to?lllttot for advertisers. ;_ ,. -, ^marySt a?RIDOLTUR?L. NITROp/IZED SUPER PHOSPHATE "iL i ^ ds j 11 IHE STjBSCTiTBEBS. APE NOW PttU'AE?D TO FUR X : NISH a limited quantity] ot this popular STAU BARD ,' FERTILIZER xor top dress-irig. It ay bo used before or after tue planting of tito crop, for even when applied ns a top drowsing, ii cannot be lost-by evaporation, as no -e ot Its c ?csti.uents arc vola Ito. It may tia applied at each hoeing oi Colon, sud in ibo liill?duriu? tho cnltiv.tion oXCorn.,lotatoi-s and oth'r...'ciops."{ WIioj cropshave been previously manure,! luth.- usual way, and found to-'bk-of sluggish growth, it may be augmented uy tho use j of tLis manure. To the Hor.icultut .st it is iuvoluabl , ' os it may bo applied tb fruit trees at any season of the year. Sold by " . . ... KINSMAN & HO^iyELL, SOLE AGENTS SOT!, SOOTH CAK?XINA, May* '.stuthlmo.. No. 153 East Bay. " SHIP CHANOljRy, ETC. . .' PATENT B3AT B??iOHffla iPFIililS. APPROVED BY THE UNITED STATES GOWJtN MEN ?'anti Snp?rviBi?ig Inspectors of Steamers, at tuc late trial or the oinerent PATENTS in Now York bar? ber, with oil nxluru; complete. Price, WO cash. ' "Thc best and most raosoihieilof all .the Patents now used. ' ALSO, '.' 1000 yards 8 oj? ' COTroN RAVENS for Awnings and boat hails. . 7D00 yards Dr uid M ins Cotton Duct, Nos. 1, 2, 3, i, 5, 6 and 7 at Smv York price*. . .'1?0 coils Kentncky B-tUng Rope for Cotton, Manilla and Yard Cordage. Por soie by JOHN TC0MEY, April 26 ;mo No. 48 EAS BAY. - There cometh glad tidings cf joy to ail, ' ' To young and to old, to gt cut and to small; . .The beaut}: winch once was. sc precious and rare, . Is rreo for ail, and all may be lair. ?. ? By thc owe of CHASTELLAES WHITE LIQUID '-ENAMEL,. , - For Improving aza Beautifying tlio Convpleilon, . The most valuable and perfect prepwstton In use, for giving the skin a beautirol pearl Uko tint, that is only round in youth.- It quicklyremoves Tan, Freckles, Pim- ! pies, Blotches. Mota Puches,""Salownoss.-'ixupaou8, | sud all imparities of th? sion; kindly healing the ?no l?avi" ir th<" ukin white and ' clear as alabaster. : Us" os? cannot bo' tfetooied bj the closest scrutiny, and beng-n vegetable reparation is jporteetly' harmless. Tt 1 "' the" onay article ot the kind nsed'-by tho French, and is con? sidered by'tho - Parisian as to?i*p?nsablo to a purlec loi?Sf - .Cpwards'H' 30,000- bottles were sold dining the pitt yet?-, a sxilllcicut gtikraiiieo-df it? efficacy. . Price only 75 cents. Sont by mail, pose-paid, ou receipt oi.au order, by . - . . ' ? ' ?'" .BE3GEB, SHOTTS & CO., Chemists,. .'/.?.?::.?'-'.<,.:.;.. Uti Hiver St, lroy, N. V. ' . MarchSO. ..'??.? ? ' ,: ; ,? ? ?? .' ; lyr. >. T il E,:'&.TJ 'X ii' E Ii i;N.E:.",M a/:. . - DABB k GOTEEN, ..Prop?ictorB.'.' . ? ' T>TJBLLSHED EVERY THURSDAY, ATSDMTERvS- C. JE - Sobscdptlon-tAOO per annum. .To Glutei of-toar ;.-ti.?i> ixir auuun*. , j .v.; ?.. ..-?*^:*,f)*" , A-iV?rri^tiji-uts tiuei^il cn lib?ral ternis, . AUCTION SAIES. ITV.. ,<?. .*/7?)i/.?. Ail SantUfi T>. Ttirmr-'t <.'. r'. r ?77 In ."''.'*'"? ni .Tnh PTTT, fl?* *> 1 r. Tiv nthnHfr n'n Pr- .>-? m'w, ii ITt- T'^ rr rn-r- 'tor To1."?on. pl'tlpp- o't'ils 'o- ,V'V-o? . TH,.-"VTII-. r,.. tl,, cv,,,.,, r OV1<vV. IT.. TTTT'- T?IV ??". '"1, o' AT.T TIT ?T Tiww, T>\T,<~?-T. n" hu"'Hn-?" t'-o-mi. -".inV'l 'n .>>? T tho >on-n or Ttvl-orl"?. eon''- !o~ i pn rtc-o. Iv? tit?1 ?firno t ,OT?P or 1' nn-fV-ri-1 1>r th-? ?. c. .1. TI., ?roi?, br T.,,v" TW...t nn-l To'?i> rnT.im)n?s' Int-, w.-sf nv V.'. T. T.?i ("i - Thomas W. Still)?' lots, tm 1 pri-t hy tho P. C. H. Ti. T pot. TM' .ut ?lr cfiedlnT?, ifip lv*???i< hy bond .m 'r-r<-n promises. Pun-Ins ?U"V:>p*it (- n <. on .> r-.vi;t or? 'ni srenritv. e...i1 ir to pay for paper ?ntl:?. ? ortcair i STOK - IHTr.TVfS 1 !W -t S""*", 2^ V<.,i-"nr t?nntf; W=11 ?o'l -mw i->\y. n'\ ;?.<'.. nt m oVlnoV, MAT"WX Pillows. Ho-is'o .ii. ci.:.--?, -i w ... T renn?. WisnotsmK Cot:. Mwf Rains. WitiM-.. ..? on.1 Prv Goods, Fancy Goods. Shoo.-. Hats and Notio: May 0 Itirnn <<V. n. A.\. ??.CA?.mvi?ii'i. THIS DAY, 9th inst., will lip ?lld before our Store, at j 10 o'clock, 2nn STTOTTl.nETtS 20 Ha s ?- rnV? Tinttor 21 boxe? P-eVrs ??o birrpi? Flour. Conditions cash. May 0 [POSPpoNP.n O?? APCOTTV" OT- Tl" WTiVrp-TSIt.] nv rr. ST. MV^CT: \ ,>.; rt-??"?.. Brokc?, Aucl/oii'-'-rs nn-? l?enl K st atc Af-pnt.s. THIS DAT, HIP 0th nf At iv. ?t 11 oVo~v ^in bc sold at t'.ft Fx"'l?ts?. Bro-d it-pot. ison M-Tt^S OF T, ?..TD, in st. .T-.-noi'. Row rr?-:-. bein:: near Pi-eon ttav, and about 24 miler, from Charles: ton. on (he Sttife ROKI, Condition?-Ono-t.htrd ens'i: bilr.nr.pin ono and tp-n vp-.rs. soctirod by boml and mortgage. Purchasi r to nay ns for papers. " May 9 TK.IT.E pnKTPOSEP OX A'JCOTTNT OF TUT. WTiATTPTl.l Atc! Ale! Ate ! o? myy>?nt of Uiidcricritcr* "",7 ff i Mim?t. Itv TT"'--cr; ^ '-?.-TP, Will bo sold THIS D \V. t'ip O'li infant, in 'runt of our 5 or?. So.-78 Bart Brr. at If? o'-VoeS, C cas'.-n AT.T.o \ AI,!;, (tamaacd on boar.l-, on voy? age of importation. Mry .?> I}7l"rr, rr,rrnr T>rs<nlt\f>* fir. PT n-?l--'-. J>; I."1T,;, Will be sold THIS ? n \\\ tV W.\ insHnl. In front of our St?r?. Xo. "fist. Ttav, at 10 o'clock, 4 ?r!:i!i? BUTTER 30 boxus Cliooio 30 barr ls Tink Eye Potatoes - cans. Mus'ard - Tb? Cod Fish - lbs Bo'ogn Saussago. May 9 Sale of J)r>i f?no'ls Cln'liini. ^-f.. continuer!. BY ^'^I.KSOTt VKTS. THIS MOBNTNG, at in o'clock, at. rav sto-ff. corner of I Kinn- and Liberty streets, I will sell the balance of ] stock of DRT GOODS, CLOTHISG, &c. AT.*0. 2 SHOW C.VW5. 7'toet by 3 feet. On TO-MORROW Twill sci 73 r-pc? Bootsnnd Shop?, a qood assortment, just received by .?tea n-hip Champion. May 9_ Side* Shoulder* and Tiutier. BY T. fl. '.A""?HT, Will be sold on Brown's w -rf. THIS DAT, ai. *.{ past 0 o'clock, 6 Hhds Cholee < 'ie ir ItttlBED SIDES 400 ShouMoro .. cln>p s:ilos 4 Tip-cos Piz ITcrnls ISO Tubs and Firkins choice New and Old Butter, now landing. Conditions Ca?b. May 0 Anc invt ihr riors?*. V-?i-.'nt n-i-t Furr.ittrrr. I EVERY .Vt'EDN"?n.\Y und FTtTDAT: at H ntnrr<?? pi?t 10o*cto-*k. as ori-xinu1.'\'ostnhM?iio I tiy'the *uli?'*rni',ps: Furniture naiPH at private Resideucj? promptly attend ( ed to at low charges. ., . . .. SMITH & MC5n.TJVIt?.T. . Auctioneers, Mo. 27 :?-.-ii l street, April ll . 3mo houth SLic war State. BAWBTT ?cn??. Anrtionoer itn?? C'omm?s?lo?t I'trriiant, n' ?So. 89 Kins street, below Byoa? sti-rct, Ofiers hid services for Ole sale ol Ml IKCK AX DISE .' 3ay and nig'it at his sioro. also for thc Rain of S'o-.vi. Eouds. R?_il Estate. Vcsseli). Horses and Produco.. cs city refconccs wlli li? .?pven. Corisi.niraPUts collei Term= modi rate and guarantees satisfaction. April 22 -. Imo ACHIME SKOP! WW). ?NS', \ 7^7%P 0 ?3 N D il ? j mJ^m I WmW$?% Machine Shops, | ^^^^Mfl EUTLD AXD REPAIR | ^sW^'*lr^i_s?jJ Steam Engines, Boilers, 3 Sawaa'1 Grlst M1Us- Ca8t' i fifi'avrj'lji.'*i in? in Iron and Brass of 3 ?v^C>'"-'.''.I j all dcscrrp?ous. ' j^?f?fcy .'f'i Scud orders to > !^Hji^-T jj, -I J- M. EASON A- BRO., ?; ll 'fyP': ' "1 Nassau and Columbas s,ts.. *; Cliar^tor^ s. C.^ ^ December 15 stu th lyx I PS t ll! , MACfllNIST MD FOU'pEB. Ko. 314: _Ieetias street, CHARLESTON, S. C MAXDTACTURES STI'AM F^GIXES. BOILERS ! and JAA?.1ISBBY, Saw Milts. Corn Mills, H?rsi Powers, Vertical and. Uorizontal ?sugar Mills Cotton ticed rrushers, McCarthy Cottoa Gius, and all kinus OJ .Iron and Brass Castings, to order. . April 25 __ _ t~s_6;no TO CARPENTERS BUILDESS YOUR ATl'EN CIOSI3 CALLED TO OUR B^DFCED RAJ-Ea for TOXGUBD AND GROOVED LUMBER, viz.: ";. ? ? : ! 4-4 FLOORING, at S23 per M. 5-4 FLOORING, at $25 per Td". . S-i LINING, at $25 per M. 7^ UNIS j. ?t S25 per M, Wc also have'various other sizes of dressed and rough L?M3 BL . All of which wil be disposed of at lowest cash prices:-' . EBAUGH & -3IALL0NEE, PLANING MILL AND LUMBER YARD. _OBI_3_C?'3 V?_?ABF, ?OA?i N. E. EAILBOAD. ..May 1 : .'. . - " . ? ? Imo B R ? D G E S & Ui\ K, MANUFACTURERS AND DIALERS IN ?AlXROA?) AND CAB, FINDINGS, AlaLCbjLnexT of -very Description.. . .'.-'.' '- ALSO, TAJFTS TATEST ROLLIK? LEVEE SHEABS - ,. AND PUNCHES. Mo. 50 Coajrtl-ntl-st., corner of Grecnwlcii. rv K W YO KK. RAILROAD AXLES, WHEELS, CIIATRS, SPIKES, Bolts, Nuts, Washers, Car, Ship and Bridge Bolts, ron Forgings of varions kinds, ?Sc., s.e.-~ . STEEL AND RUBBKR SPltlNtiS, LOCOMOTIVE AND HAND LANTLRNS, Portable Forgeti and Jack scruivs, 'lolton Duck.for Car Colors, Brass and SilverTrin_uhiBs, IJoiting of all Bangate Checks, "c. Also, Agents lor the manumcturors ol CAR HEAD LININGS. ' ' i r_sURILGES.._.rCKL C. I.AN_ ?W??RR STEffl EJiCINE CO.. MANUFACTURERS OF ?ENGINE- LATHEo: PLANERS. TMPBOVEI) CAll \7D1ZEE BOXES. B0L?' CU?TEliS. ?PBiOHT DBlXLS, AND ???CHIMSTS' TOOLS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS " tVorliS at VVorce^er,' ;_usw. OFFICE AND WABEBOOM, No. 223 PEAliL ST., NEW VOIili. Cec_iber 1? 0_o TOE BEST TONK NOW IN M ! TT?rjB_t?HFX> JCT WINNSB-B?" 8. C_ AFFORDS A JCT. Frontabie' medium for. the _tVorli__g public ot ?narlestnn. " . - ? We rospocii-Iy BoUdt their patronado for our mutual tysnoft-"?t.!1 i'-- - ? - ? . - ? - ? .- ?? o? GAILLARD, D-SFOBTES ? WILLIAMS. - V?Wg?V?-. ?? ? -'I AUCTION RAIES! TUT?! ?i-i-^.To <r..~r,r rot'l r*.n*f? iff -o "..,-.;,....,-....' ." P"-''! T!?/y>. ..., .-. ... . .,_ ._..".,.,, ," o. ?TirliVa ) i"...:... >T--.>'-.(l.i Moluscos-equal 1 . .; r>-?-n* ",T-?,.o.i,, "\TrV!nRHrH -1?-<.*' SM-"- VT..1?.- *5in <->?h: over Ul *. T?O ?*:iy:i for approved endorsed uote?. .'..'? V /.'-!.' : /.<. > > r-"i'?i<7 ?greet rirai- Soul! ~"V . ?,/-> -- -?> .T. ?VfJTT! ? SOS. rs. Awi ?OT??--t. ntl Real Est?t ?sold -'TTTS nw. (h? "fi nf Wv. nt the Dort" i . <. ,.. . .-,...1 -,,.." 11 o-.-To-'t. .".". - I'.-iinrv r.KSTDTTTOT?. ... f..-, o ; <eV of TC'""* s'-"0. O'll 'loor south of !- , . . Vn. ??. Tt.? T?WI<M> contato* six .. .- .,.., -i 1,,,? it-,- to tho sontn. wnich . ? ?i .r... wt?, k'f mi ,n,i n'1 ne -, ...... Ti"..-ni?cs. Lot measur i-.?v.--o-.,..' .j-.?... lyiVnoe ivvnblo in ono and . . ??. i-ir-1 by 'j vi * ..*. i Trii-t"*"" of pro-^rty ..... ..... .. \, Tin? li-ifr^ to rt.) . ..i .-,.,.;...,,-t....... STI- .i....rtr to pay A. J. W. ir n - rn y .? n-i.i "..nins. May 9 ft-., f.yr. rr,.,t.r O-TIT-Y rtorr>R, TT>wt<vry. Glove-.. Fan-y Goods, Clothing, Straw Cri-Tihori? cTiBh. May 9 />?.'/,-.. fH?w rr-w ,WM. .^/wfrW*. AV?. .... -?- .?; r \VT>V,-?. THIS DAT, 9!'* i*>"'.. n-H be -?'L V-ioi'e our store, No. i"---1 "av, nt 10 o'clock, S" TT"fj<5 T'tj T EB " r:.,,....v rrt bill i1 O-'npR r; .-i-.? ? ...?tTvjrlo.- Champagne Cider. Conthtln s ch. _?^JL /Wini't'Vn-e rr?rrf>?cs. <fc ;. .T-7?-:-- -T><; Az <-??>. Will ?"Umrtv.- ?i ?r?-i'-i'-iS"''r-'ore. No. 80Vendue rl-r.-. -. .>'1 i n'dock, non n-ec" Drums '-'otlMsb. r?^"," rr.",^. T.nr-i <f-c. <f-o. RT TIT.--;v r??rTT.\ ? CO. THIS DAY. nt Tn o'clnc'r. tn front of our store. ..ill be coH: son mn v SHOULDERS. 2an TT?^,,. 5- -r,,?,; Tj-Td. 30 HIT?? dadles. . ? 25 i,-.-^n- ar. 30 Tlnvn Starch. Confirions cash._May 7 JVo'c omi. Pcconrl-hivl Furniture. Lnrge Mir 1V?T. Ti'rTC VT X lrf?*??v CVMPB??l.Ti .Will pell rt their \nc'-:o-i Pttloroom?. No. T31 Meeting Ktrt-rt. o->""'i;oT>,-.i-=o-> K..-el. on rO-lIOBRO'W-, (ERI D'Y.l in.h in-... at. in o'clock, COTTAGE RETS. Dnrn'w Si'lebnardB, Bedsteads, Wrwt *. TTl Ta-- nvil Tooil Sent Bnckcrs. Office Stools, C.t'-.,. a:-.d Wood S- at <~>,airs, Meat Safe?, i-c. ALSt*. O-'c Lnrge T.nitP.OR. French Tlatc, 0 feet 6 inches by 5 fe-' m. Terms.<nsh. May 9_ S.'ocJ.-or a ypioimnlh J.i-'nor $'.->re-rrmive'.l for V-.- ,.-..-n .,v.-.,v ni-l"r ?' WS'??* v.-.-. r'-r-r-r; r'ir?:?^.?.^ Wi'l ?..ll a''f-e"- Vu-l:nn r.a:??v?m?. "S*. 131 .MseMTT f.fT-ct r.iiv^r-lt- P;vi'-nn on TO-MOKROW ?Fi.r'v.Y'.'vuli .?.?.'.. nt m f.VVvk. _i,'',. r-cfOT r noun ios WHISKEY - I.---. OM R'-o W.ii&key - bbls. Old Mot'OTiiraiiBl. Wliiskcy - Ibis. St. Croix -Tittil - bbis. Jim .ica ruin. ALSO. lSniioite?i COLO NTE's TITJ.'T GO KS-consisting of Er.tli, Persian, Myrtle, Diamond. Barber's Shavin;; and HoV?i -oap. , > . ... T.-rm-t-ruder one hundrfd tlo'lars, osan ; over that .amount, iMrtv days ni ?roved endorsed note, bank in? terest aUtlitl. " - _Mar9 trrrrjET?. D'?fir.EE IN ECtuiTT. - ? . ' ff rn a. M-TP'rr >>. ErpiZn. V?.'Munga-. On'TCrsOAY. the 14th 'lav of ?iTny nert;.r+ U o'-lock. ' will bt auk! in front of the Old Custom House, under thc dir ciion if-lie. .usscv AI L THAT FLASXATIO . OB TRACT O'* L \SD. on Edixtii rslnr.a. cnllo.1 "Yticgar Hill." con+aininir "uc hun drotl ; Hixiy-scven acrr^more or less; bounded nu the north u-1 lauds f?rmerlv he-iougimr to tho late non'amin Wlaler" on. tho weat by laud? lii?.?.Tly Txlonrrinrr to the .lato.Jomi<s Clnr':, on lht> soulh bylaodvof^-Murray. ami on the east by lands, of th?: estate of Bailey and thevostito of.Xiikcll. . :.. ._. ... . On'itbe- Pl--n?aUe^.te'a;jeonT?alent residence ?nd BUlti blo outbnil'.ings;" ' Terms <>f Sale-Ont^tliirtl'cash', and Pie balance on a "creOit of ono and tw i yea- s, Secured by bond of pur? chaser and mori^a-jo of the premises. Tho purchaser to pav for papers. JV W.GRAY, Mayo tbdhil Master in Equity. CiVDSTT. 13~CnET3 XX Eti.UiTY. .S.Vn..'-n ?:.*. Hinwim. el' O:. On TUESDAY, ibo Ut i o. May next, at ll o'clock, will lio a-'iil, a tin; < W Cifstom House, under Lie uircction oi ino undersigned. Ail thai-vn.u Uile PLANTATI^S or TRACT OK LAXP. situ.to o-.i tito wes.: rn side of tlie vvesteni branch of Coor.cr 1'ivcr. i t. Jolla's Pjris?, charleston District, .and known us Lewi.-.iieUI. coff aiuaig .nine liundredand ior.;.'-one vV>*11 acre's, more or less; hour., .inn northward? ly on 1-. ? now ot- lately o.* John Vfiiitc; s.iuUiwardly on laud lmely oi Jo u L. CowUl; outwardly on. ti.e western hrancli vt cooper Liver, an i wostw. rtlly on the public roa '. from Ciuri.:st>j? to lifo k's Corner, cud having such slinpe,-/orni ?ll I m'r'. a m are expro j>eU os a plat made by Boocrt Q. Pinckncy, Surveyor, on tho 13th of Janu? ary, li?5. ALSO. Ali th t IB.VCT OF L.vND, situate on the waters of Biggin Svyamjj, Charleston Dw'.ricl; bound.ng easton laiKis uo i- or lato- o J wini W.:itc; southwest on lands now or late o? Graves; no..tnwont on ln:ds unknown, and lanil.i ii'i?S oi' ICc?tiiv? Himous, deceased.' .' T?rm&?Jiic-ihir:l c Sh; tiio balance payable In one, two anti "iluve jea.s. wi Ii i .t'.nvst thereon, payablo an iiunilj-1 . om the di? o? i*lc un.ii the whole debt be poid, sait! balance to bo ?C urcd b. the uoud or bunds of tho purchaser, with a moriituge. of the promises sold. Ihe awcliiiig-liouse to bc i.tsurod, and the po icy assigned to tho linster. Purc-.i.-.c.- to pay for papers J. W. GRAY, May 2 , th?tul Master in Equity. CJsDE^ Di?C?EE IS EQUITY. .Compton es. Bench ?? Force. On TUESDAY. Hie list May next, at ll o'clock, will be sold at thu ol J cuniom House, under tho direction of tl:e titit'.'er -Igt'ieJ, ... ALE THAT LOX OF EVSD, with the BRICK STOBE tlier-Juii, sim .io" on thc roui", side of ii ay ne street, called in ihe r/ar?tioti atnoni! the Inij proprietors, members of tile C'iiv L:m ! Com;>any, Ko. li; ueaiimit.u in Payne's ;iiut of sai.l ComVa..y'-m.td J' . S4, mea-uring. accord? ing to stiiii pint. 20 ic.:, more or lesa, on Hnyue street, i?.o bettie o-. tuc s.ouLa linc,am. iudejiih,Jl7teet 2 inches; bouiiuing non:-, on Ur.v.ia street, south on. lots Sos. 59 a..ti ?0, e t.-t o.. a pii.l. wai, sopara ?ug lt ir?ni lot No. 33, and west on a. p tly v.-a.I sci.ia-tins it"from .ot No. 33; which s-in ?.ore is ,:o..' irriow-n by .r.? So. 19. ;Terais- u?fotut:i ca*'.:; baLruce cu a credit of one, tilt? and turee yearn, wiih ii.-.v- es? ir?iii o.-e day ol' sale, l-.iyaLle semi- iiiu.-iaily, scored by tho ijot-il of tue pur chuacr alni .no. t;.afTe oi t.to p.emis' n; tim LuLdiiig to be insure.i and kci.t in?nica. anti tho poJay nssi ned. iTir cha: cr to pay lor pniicrs. J. W.-GBAY. ilay 2 U.3 lui _ Master in Equity. i'XBER UECKEE IV KQ.CITY. Savings B. rtr.d !.. Association v>. EuriglU. Willbesoldi imtler the direction oi the nndcrsigucd, at . ?ho old Custom House on XJO.UR.-DAV,. th? 23d day of May 1SI57, ot ll o'clock: A. M., . . ALL , iIAX LOX ol' LAND, with the bouse and ont bit idiofi* tno: cou, being the f ?cond boase niora thc cor iicx of Line i-lreet, and on the west niue bf St. Philip street conli..Utd,'nicnsiiriiig ana cont hiing on the east lino on i-t. i'hiiip UK.;, a..d a soon tho west hne thir .ty-dvo Efl) ?ec. a.-;-: iu dei-Ui on tbcsoati and north anos eigh y-ilv ; 5; i. o- eacli. Biittiu? aid bounding o .St on M. Pui'ip stteet. south on iund.ot Benj. Hol? ling?, uurih on i-n.ds of Beabea Geoige, and west on auld- ot Jo..n Cn..on. Xcrms.-<i.:0-tLii.l cish ; balance in one and two yearn ? cu.?.lbj uoud and,mort_a ,? of thc purchaser, :ntcrc-: irorn cUy Ol' sale, payab..' ?en?.-auuuauy. P^rcliaper to pay tor papers: - J/.MES-RUPPEB', " ' . May 2 th* . . Mtuter ih Equity. Sf ETttU.\DIJ?tra? K kWL RODB??TJB'S m?.m Etai?a ra? FOB THE CUBE OF Ct-.NSUMPTIOS, PAINS TN THE CHEST AM. MDES. D.'rFlCLLi'Y I , BBEA'IH L.fi, IlivOXCHlXIij,. CATA1?BU, A. i'LiL!.,. COUGHS, Lll:MOitltiL\Uas aud ?JaneoUoak of tuc r.n. > Thin ??rcui r-viviaj^r is ctt?ued TO tho public, that all wl.o w.^ avail them ?.ives ol itu runecUai noww may be bcuifiitea. It only ?cquires a lklr trial to conllrm its invaluable ag :ncy m uiacising tlirough each chantiol ot the human oi-ganir-aiioii a ?stoitn vnnlry. Ct invijorates and ta?? ?nos tile Lunas witith'S'ihiul elasa-uy; restores warmth, winch ia tnelr essetttlial uiomeut; rouses thu sluggish' ves? sels into activity; heals thu auccted lubes: purmes and. eimitmos the biOtnl; re.ula.es tao circtnvuion; induces tree and cony respiration, anti expels, through its aumin lsira??u, cudi'and every concomitant discrder present in t-io m latiy- rccoghlzcu os Couauuiption, and h-therto doomed hopcicas ana incurable. luis couii'OUiid is per.eotiy safe, possessing neither narcotic nor tu.elie proper, len, which UUlortOliOtCiy 070 . ulways o ..ployotl as cs?uu.iblH in ever}' preparation for cough orLiuig aiiVcUwi.-a nu-take v;nicu too of en in its irritating aita Uuuiataung conacqueiiceu; only oon atit-es iq m.?en ^encrai utaungemciiE of tb? system, de i>t oyiiig appctito ned creating an injiubAur Iiurvous ex ..l.eiucnt, augiuciituig Suticiuig wita .roquent tata! re? sults. ' . . .? Under the mnuenco ot this approved and invaluable Spccinc too mo ^i iiistrt.nshig cough j le?da, ai&iuuliy in wceisimng and laius Ouu soleness: bubs??e, licmorrnage is arrested, and uealth and scrcoigth iro-estaoliaiied. i'ltiCE ???K sLSviLaa i?O?XIJi.a>?.3S. Sold by ibo ProprlciOr,. norliiwest corner- SOCTETY A D nIE?.T'LSG tiiliaiiait,, and tuc prlut?,?iUDi-ugiviJt8. ? Aprils ? ?'.?'?' ' ' ".,' . ", is '"' TI?EJ5AEI0N "STAR, . . pST?BA4i5HEJ>' N?AoLY TWENTY YEAHS AGO, IS Alf - pubi^-cruu ?t ?aaioa, ?;' O.-, in t?ie-oe itial portion i*, ?ile.?ouuti-vr raul oilers 'a,-lavorullkv Titea. ?una to Aier ch?unsTDi'tn;;?i?t.s .il.chattist?, au,, ail claasta ..who detare ?W eitoud i^asJc OUftlnOiiS ut.tae. i-c? iaHl^^coiUlnry. t-oc the conoal.ti'. oo.- ntiyet'a?liJ^'pacii>uaetao slialLin ad<u?on,9> ou?au?^e^iiaet? -Usc, wolca is coitaiaaiiy ut ' cre?il?^-, p nb nan and. tlisuibuU ?rui?iuiuslj 'SOuO extra copies' of ttt?. STAB; during "toe. huiriuosasi^aon this Fait-:-- - ' .'".j / . ;.v.- ? :.' ' :. .'.- - ? i ? Estes of- AawrttotogBbeMd. ? > ' IfoBTCAIX, November?O - Editor and Proprietor,