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

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CHARLESTON DAILY MS? ?st G. R. CATHCART, EDITOB S 9A?HCART, MCMILLAN & MORTON,^ PROPRIKTOB3. CITY PRINTERS. j T?RWSJ3A"SH. ?AILY-?'W^a'?r? M?X*fi?".. .'.Y..".........510.00 ^lurxx-srx aiosras.-. MW Vti?t?lPi?BBR if???jHS; .tv.; ?.50 * KlSCfLE C?P?E3.'.i;".r..M:.'..".;T.*._.6 cents' ..^ME^DBAIJBa,^.--..^^^ - 3 NB WS nSTJMMA?Y. Cotton^d?cl&n?d m-'LTv?rpool id; Uplands 1QJ alld. .......:.. . . Cotton closed in Now York hoavy. Middling Uplands 27 cents. Gold closed at 33c. An Ohio editor, who has received a cake of sn" gar made from tho sap of tho black walnut tree, pronounced it superior to maple sugar. JOHK S. C. ABBOTT will return to this country in a few weeks. Loma NAPOLEON finds ABBOTT and " BISMARCK a trifle too much for him. : Mons. ALBERT VIDQENSOFEB, the oldest printer in Paris, died a few days sinco, 87 years old-ho waa employed in the Moniteur office for fifty years. The Swedish man-of-war Gefe has como to New York for the purpose of further instructing her seamen in the art of practical seamanship. BISTOBI bad performed 108 nights in this coun? try, up to last Saturday night, and tho gross re? ceipts ware about $150,000. This leaves $270,000 aa the share of BISTOBI. Mrs. W. E. DOYLE, wife of the local editor of the . Xomavifle Courier, died on Wednesday last from the effects of an over-dose of chloroform, taken to relieve the sufferings she endured from neuralgia. The quarterly report of the national banking associations shows the total of their resources to have boen, ou tho first Monday of April, $1,462, W7.897. ' .. There is a general impression among Now En? gland farmers, that they can raise their wheat muon easier than they can buy.it, and there will . "bea considerable breadth of it sown this season. A Vermont lady who bas boen collecting gold ' beads for. twenty-five years, in fulfilment of a dying request of a relative, now bas a string thirty feet long,, containing moro than one thousand, some of which are worth from $3 to $5 apiece. ' :. ' Antony, Georgia, is ahead of us or any other Io cahty that wo havo hoard of in the race for carly roasting-ears. The News, of the 2d inst., says that it has- noticed for sovoral days past corn in tassel in the field of Joan lt. HELL. Dnxing tho discussion, by tho lawyers, of tho Georgia injunction case, in tho Supreme Court on Friday, it is stated that Judgo GBXEB slept in his chair for half an hour or moro. He will doubtless concur in bis opinion with tho rest of the Bench. The skeleton of an elephant or mastodon has been found on the farm of Mr. WTT.T TAM Tums, No? ble county, Ind. It was found four foet under ground, below the surface of the marsh, in which the ponderous fellow evidently becomo mired, as the elephant was standing up. A law suit against General MCDOWELL WSB re? cently decided in California by rendering him lia? ble to damages for arresting and imprisoning per? 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 Crawfordgville, Indiana, a most remarkable . miva! work has taken place. All the churches are engaged in the work. Five hundred persons have confessed conversion, and nearly three hun? dred havo united with the Methodist Episcopal . Church. With regard to the comparative fertility of Eng? land, Franco 'and the United States, it is stated that France obtains fifty per cent, more wheat from the acre than tho average crop of the United States, and England one hundred per cent moro. The reason of this is said to bo superior cultiva? tion and manurin g. The recent improvements, in the transmission of sews, by the completion of the oablo, has placed '-? China within one month of London. News is . . . transmitted by telegraph from London to San Francisco and thence by steamer to Hong Kong. .China! now can receive advices in a month from all portions of the civilized globe. . A Maroo paper says that notwithstanding the . vigilance displayed by the officiais, as much liquor is drank in that State as ever, and the effort to moro rigidly enforce the laws only causes dealers and, consumere to use more circumspection. The Massachusetts ^Republican says : That's just what*s the matter in Massachusetts. - The Boston Post says: "Looking up boys in prison cells for 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 to purify ita religions nature. But all these expo ri? men ta are tried here and in our neighborhood. . . Are these the kind of seeds Mr. PHILLIPS would plant at. tho South ?". Sp much success has attended the Flying Dra . goa* tho only Chinese paper published in Europe, that the proprietor has imported a font of Chinese type. The Dragon circulates in such ports of China, the Phillipines and Japan, as England is allowed intercourse with, and it is read not by traders alone, but by kings and princes, for the information it brings about European arts and machinery. The Chinese have begun to print from moveable type. By a State law, a peddler in Wisconsin must pay $10 for a license if he travels on foot, $30 if he travels with one horse, $40 if ho travels with two ' horses, and $50 if he travels with mee than two hornos. A flue of $25, and imprisonment not to ex - coed three months are made the penalty of evading the law, and the goods exposed for sale are hable " to aeizure to satisfy the fine and costs. A State agent has been appointed, whoso duty it is to see that this law is enforced. .... Mr. NICHOLAS HAMMOND, of New Marion, Ind., > - was struck by lightning on the morning of the 4th instant. Mr. HAMMOND was alone in a meadow at -the tune, and was not found for about an ".Hour, and when discovered was entirely divested r of his clothing, even to his boots, which were "' either torn or burned off him; one of them was -. found fifty or sixty yards from him. The olectri' - ' city entered tho ground near where tho boot was ; found. At fittest accounts, Mr. HAMMOND was yet alive, but there was no prospect of his recovery, During the last week there were 405 deaths in New York City and the public, institutions, and 105 in Brooklyn. The per cen,tago in both cities, ac? cording to Dr. RABBIS, continues to show the d ole te? nons effects of the present tenement houso sys ?itent The presence of cholera is not reported in . .any. of the large cities of Europe, and wo may rea jpaofay expect that the commercial towns in the Mia&sippi valley will bo tho only sources whence pestilence can reach New York the present year. The Gonzales (Texas) Inquirer, a few weeks ago, said that the Mayor of that town had draped the j t public square in black, on account of the passago of.the Sherman Bill, which placed tho country '" -trnrier-military rule. General GBOTTN took the . paragraph literally, and thundered forth a pronun . ciacoento assuming tho fact as "an evident tokon ? that'Gonzalos County was rebellious," etc. The jjfaq?if?r explains the difficulty by stating that just about?that timi the Mayor had caused tho grass to bo burned off tho public square, which opera - tion lett it quite black." The strike in Chicago has assumed somewhat formidable as well as alarming proportions. The employers havo positively refused to ac:edc to whatThey deom the unjust demands of the work? ingmen, and have closed their doors and suspend? ed operations until new hands shall arrive from ? "Intern ??fios, when je they have boon telegraphed. ~.-.Ib??8ult-of the strike is a suspension andparali zatltfn' of business, which, whilo it damages the eiajtfeyery works more positive injury to tho work "Ingmon," Whose families must necessarily suffer for ' ..?he-c?mmon necessaries of life. -A teat of-the steamer took place on Monday, saya the fnf?ligencer, and as water was thrown ? distance, ot2J2 feet on a horizontal line, tho trial 'wlajigj-?fcourse, entirely satisfactory. This, so far - ?3 Ward from, is ahead of anything of the kind in .. .theCharleston, Savannah or Augusta Firo Depart? mental . t& trial of steamer No. 2 and of Tallulah J??. 8 woulid.have takeii place, but tho severity of ? the rain was such that tho Chief of tho Depart m edt was induced to dismiss thc parade, thus cut? ting' abort . a very interesting part?of the day's 1 programme. ".: . ...-The Emp?rer of Austria has restored to tko ool '" literal' heirs pf General Kiss-who was executed OB the'-6th October, 1849, at Arad, with thirteen '"o^'ef'f^'ejierals of the national army, among -whom was the' over lamented NAGT SANDOR, To ROU. ?and" Cdutlt V??SET-the whole of his property, con? fiscated to file State during the revolution, and TiftiodThur million five hundred thousand ' fionna."* This act will, it is said, be followed by others of a similar character. As the jue tico of thc fc?tle? fo??ich Utfed it:!iWiilut?& <i{ 't.-UiSr niaAyijf*ciwdoncjAQ death Sj|now. ^taajtted by tapr Mccv&ncr^^t?titui?j? can ??%rcely bo ?WilmBanTOongor. ?5 3 | ? Ipn?dijJ: ^EK?JI, jaf PhiJ^elpHin^ having a pr^iaaatTHOto falliif due,jip8ortook jfLgot rid of its payment in a iummary^manner. -^r?o called upon tho holder, asked for and received the uote as if ho intended to pay it, and inmediately tranafor TcTl ?f?? a capacioiiT"r??Mtr?,"?1?(?^ror>'ff ffntp took" it down. Ho was arrostod and committed to jail in default of $1000 bail. Mrs. NAJ?C\"EC)TCH M? d?od ?? ' New Bedford a the age of ninety-tfne:''Shb'was tho widow of ono "oi the:o'wnerepf tho ship tbaTbroug?t over .the tea which our ancestors, or SuMNEu s/fctcoped. in: the waters j^^^^^^^^^^y^^gyj^^^^ LARGEST CIRCULATION.-^ The DAILY NEWS jntllishesthc Oficial Lisi of Let? ters 'r?mainmg in the ']fy&offia?.at the end ?of each week, agreeably tb the following section of tie. Nevx .Postofficc Law, as the newspaper having the largest circulation-in the City of Charleston,: . ' SECTIOS 5. And he lt further enacted, That Usta of let? ters remaining uncalled'for in anyPostofflce in any city, . town or. .village,, .where, a newspaper shall be printed, nindi hereafter be published once only in tho newspaper which, being published weekly or oftener, shall ltave the largest circulation within range of deUvery of tho said office. tar Ad communications intended for publication in Hi ts journal must be addressed to Hie Editor of the Baily News, No. 18 Eayne-street, Charleston, S. C. Business Communications to Publisher of Baiiy News. We cannot undertake lo return rejected communica? tions. Advertisements outside of the city must be accompa? nied wit/i the cash. CHARLESTON. TrlTJRSDAY MORNING, MAY 9, 1867. JOB WORK.-We have now completed our office so as to execute, in tho shortest possible time, ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, and we most respectfully ask the patronage of our friends. MILITARY AUTHORITY AND TUES JURY BOX. The order of Gen. GmrriN, issued in Texas, is one of peculiar significance and deserves the consideration of our people. Ita purpose and its effect are to exclude from tho jury box every man who cannot take the test oath, and of course to supply their places with "loyal men" and freedmen. There is no State law upon thc subjeet, ex? cept thc 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 motiou to that effect by thc District Attorney, but thc right of chal? lenge is also given to any party for thc cause that thc Juror challenged has participated iu the rebellion. It scarcely needs comment to explain to what enormous abuses au extreme application of such laws must lead. Thc only qualification of a Juror in this Stato is thc payment of taxes. That is, the qualification docs not de? pend upon thc amount of taxes paid, but simply upon the taxability of thc Juror and his payment of such tax as is imposed upon him. Now cxcludo from our jury boxes all thc citizens of this State who cannot take thc oath, supply their places with freedmen drawn from the mass of tax payers, and what will he thc consequence ? Think of tho verdicts which arc likely to be rendered by twelve freedmen taken from tho mass of colored voters of these parr ishes, without referen oe to their characters or their intelligence. The entire abolition of nil Courts would be a blessing to thc community in comparison. There is 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 such a system. There is not a man who does not seo at once that, in nine cases out of ten, thc probability is that a jury would be empannelled before whom a legal argument would be an idle farce and whoso finding would be a mockery of justice. Now, so long as the Judge has the right to determine whether such oath shall bo adminis? tered, or a party in interest represented by coun? sel who shall decide under the responsibility of his professional duty and position whether one or two of the jury shall be challenged, it may be borne ; but if a military order can exclude all the character and intelligence of the country and force into the jury box all tho ignorance and vice of the country, th er o is not an interest of society safe. But there can 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 im? possible to remove, and which, therefore, it is wisdom to meet. This is one of them. One of these consequences which is explaining to us practically and clearly the extent of the great change from slavery to freedom; a change which wc have to accept, not as thc 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 an opposition just as extreme, if less dangerous. Impracticable men refuse to give practical effect to the new rights which have been created, and intemper? ate military commanders enforce theso rights harshly, and without reference to the interests of the society which they control. Mischiev? ous men press the execution of laws which they know will create discontent, and increase irritation in thc public mind, and any one who has seen a Court of Sessions knows that every legal advantage will be taken to Belcct a jury who aro incompetent for a judicious trial of the criminals. If we arc wise, we will meet thc difficult}'. Let us admit what we cannot deny-tho right of thc frcedmon to sit upon thc jury as auy other citizens; but make the jury what it ought to be, a properly qualified tribunal. There is not a respectable citizen of South Carolina, white or black, who would not rc jotco at 6uch a reform. There is no interest of law and order which would not bc better secured if the qualifications for jurors were raised. In criminal triait", wc have all felt that while I triul by jury, may bu a defence of thc innocent, it is almost ludicrous to consider it as a moans of corroding the guilty. In civil trials thc ex? perience of every suitor and every lawyer, will testify to its uncertainty. Thc recent openly expressed dissatisfaction of some ot'the lending English legal authorities, goes even further. But it seems to us imperative now, that if thc Jury box is to be opened to all classes, thal additional precautions should bc taken to se? cure a belter class of Jurors. In North Carolina a citizen must be a free? holder, possessed of fifty acres of land in order to be qualified RS a Juror, and while we do not particularly approve of this form of qualifica? tion, wc think such qualification of Jurors, as is secured by the possession of a certain amount of education, and such an amount of taxation as indicates thrift, honesty, and steady industry, absolulely necessary. Would any man, the wildest asserter of hu? man rights bc willing to trust his life in a trial for murder, his character in a case for libel, his property in a case of civil litigation to such juries as might bc drawn at any court from the plantation luborers, the common field hands of any District, We are aware that at present there is no Legislative power in the State, to make this change, but thc Military Power, which can is? sue an order like Gen. GRIFFIN, is surely re? sponsible to society for protection. Fortunate? ly our experience las been of wiser and juster authority than this most destructive order, and to the General commanding this District wc venture to commend this subject ns worthy of his gravest attention. T? ??-? - . r 1* OITFICE"*S \ VANNAKIAN n <?BART.KSTON IRailrond Company, No. 25 Hroad afreet, Chiirhlslon; May if. IsOTjs Wonted,, twolvrablo brsjptd, sturts :?vhitc mon, as laborers, to work at Ute Co'mj>anyiVD<iaiQt:< in Charleson afia St. Andrews. : Apply at3tho:Tpeiloti loot": ot' Mill street, from 7 to 0 o'ctorfc. \. IT. - r JOHN S. RYAN, General Sup't. May 9___j_ _2_ YX/A\TED TO KENT, V HOUSE WITH repair, in a central part of thc city, not above Calhoun, or lowe -than ?oamatu Rtroct. Apply at^iX)LLi*WEBB vt CO.'S. No. 2S7 King street._f ~ ' May 8 WiTSTED, A SITUATION RY A GIRL I?V a respectable family, to take err.; of children and sew, or chamber work and sew: is willing to make her? self generally useful. Heit of city reference given il're? quired, Inquiro^ktthc cornerof PINCKNEY ANO AN? SON STREE L'/bitween thc. hours of two and sis. May 9 ,fM~' . A XY ?.Vff????JfATI'?JV OF WYLMA?! AU J\ GUSTUSCtvRBfE wiK-bfl thankfully received by hie brothoi-rbAMiTlB-M. CUREIE, at St. George's, S. C. April IC V$ j '. ' ~;. i :/ ; ._imo ANTED,"Si? BXDBjKXtY WOMAN AS Cook for (pute a small-family. Ono who is will? ing to make hewett goHeraIl? "mie'?nl. is civil and agree? able in manners, can apply at No. 5? Calhoun street. April 2'J_ WANTED, A SITUATION AS CLEItK BY an active citizen of middle ngc, who writes a good hand and is quick at Asures; is capable of takii'j chargo of a set of books, and can produje th highest recommendations for ability and character. But a mod? erate compensation asked for services. Address "WILLINGNESS," April 23 At tuiB Office^ WISHES SOMETHING TO DO. A LADY that eau cut and make men end hoy's clothes, ladies' and children's dresses, eau keep house, and make herself generally useful in the house, kitchen and ?arden. Low terms. Good reterencea given if roquired. Any one wntw? please sluts terms. Address "CW." BOX31, April 7 Vance's Ferry, s. C. UD O^ T"E OBKVttt E BARTLETT SE W W?mlOu 1NG MACHINE, *2j.^-Wanloi-Agonis, Jl50 per month and ail CX^DUJOS paid, to sell uioGeuUlue ilartloll Stewing Machine. This .Uaehino Will do au the wo ri that eau oe dane OJ any hign-?n'icn.l machine, amt is fatly patented, licoaaadanitl warranted for live yeurs. Wo pay ibu above wages, ora commission, tr- m ?mich twice that amount cou be maae. roc Circulars una tenus address H. HALO, At CU.. No. 724 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pa. 3ii AprU 10 TO RENT. TO KENT, TWO ROOMS ?F HOUSE NO. CO Alison street, witu a kitchen, ono door trout the coiner of aoeioty su-out. 1 M.<y tl rpo HE AT, A HOi/Sil Ul MOUNT I'?KASANT J. Village,contai?iiug 5 rooms, wita u well ol' water, and ali ueeesaary outbuildings in go J.; order, Situated in Church street, opooott? .0 .dr. Ki vers. Apy,y to WM. JOUNSUN, No. ?j Wuar? street._Uistutl " May u SPLEiVUID BIAK SION TO RENT.-NU. tl GEUttGE S1 KEi.1', soutn sido, near .Meeting streut, lo rooms, elegantly luiiah.-d draw mg loutn-', wiui 12 .eut Freuen Mitron; ?ut iou levi trout ey ZMJ feetdeep; u cisterns, gurdeu, fcc Would niano a spleauid lasuiou ablo Boarding House or Academy. Appiy to SMliU >v McGJLUUVBAV. 21 _ May'J rpo KENT.-TO AN' .VFfKUVEB V KN ANT. X. That ueat residence Nu. J Jasp.r's Court. Parties v. ?hing to inspect tue place, may 0.0 so by applying ou thu premises, tor terms apply between 10 a. m. uud l p. m., to iviticiii ti CHAPMAN, May U Cor. Klug aud Clifford Streets. FURNISHED HOUSE FUR It S NT.-A pleasantly situated furnished H..US1?, in th lower part 01 the city, wita s rooms, cistern, stables, ute,, -.nil oe rented, on account of ill-health, lue tho MUllGMir tuouUis, to au approved ttfUSJil, ul i-luU pur mouth. .VI I dress P. O. Box *77. 1 May ll rpo HEAT.-THAT Dfc.SUiAl.SK KESI i DENCE, No. j* Cauuo.1 street, hear Rutledge Av euilo, containing s i i upright and two attie rooms, WlUl gas turoughout, cistern, v.eil, mid ample Kitchen accom? modations, to au app oved tenant, ti ?uis moderate : possession givcuimmediately. Euqturu iVLUxiNaON e: GILCHUUT'S BAW OFFxCE, No. IS C .1 street. April 2!i null 5 illicit SiTAUhE TO KENT-A ''OM MO? JO DlUliS BRICK STAJiLE. with nco OOdaUottS lor nurses and vehicles, eau be aired, U' it.'pn tor soon. For puriicuitu s apply ou premises, No. St iiUliCtl bXttKtCr, wost sine, near Tlacie. rn il mi) KENT TWO FINK STOKES IN IftE J Adger Buildiug. Poase?sion of one given hu ledi? ateiy; the other from the UrstJuuo uexi. Appi> tu Apr? SO tu til _HAOUL it L?NAIL 7|^0 RENT, A A EAT KESIDK.YCIC, No. 7 I Atlantic street, containing four upright rooms uud tu o attics, with a good well uud cisturu on the Jot. lu quire at No. 5, next door. NtUtbS* May 4 TO RRNT,HALF OP THE HOUSE NO.04 KINO STltEET, with uso of a line cistern. For further particulars, apply ou tho premises. April 17_ SEVERAL Vi ill Y PLEASANT KOOMS MO KENT. Apply at No. HU WENTW. BTH SI BEET, wost^f Kutledgo. tl* _May S_ TO KENT, THAT DESIRABLE STOKE formerly occupied by Mr. A. N. C-'heu as a Clothing Store, two doors ubove Georgs street, ou Mio northeast side: ais:, tho upper part ol the house may be had with U10 store. Possession given ou the finit day ai Moy. To a good and respousi ole party Uie rent will be moderate. For limber particulars, apply la P. EPSTIN'S, corner King and Weiilworth streets, under Masonic Hall. April 13 _ TO RENT, A SMALL STOKE ANO DWEL? LING, No. 41-i Kiug strceL Apply at No. HW KING ST BEET._May rt 1M> KENT, AFINE RESIDENCE IN ur 3,1. . street, within 1' U yards ol tho Ballway. The House has eleven (ll) good rooms, amt is 111 perfect order. Possession eau bo liad on or about the 2tld May. Applv to T. A. WHITNl Y, No. 7 FraakUu street, or No. 2 Chal? mers street stuwfi May i Havaua Plan Kentucky Slatt Lottery MURRAY, EDDY & CO., MANAGEl^. TO BE DRAWN AT COVINGTON, KT., 15TH AND Suth of each mouth, bchctne, U2.UUU ticKct? D27 prizes. Whole tickets, $12; halves, iC; quarters, $:<; eighths, $1 DU. 1 Prize of.$50,000 2 Prizes of.S5.0UU 1 Prize of.$2ii,HoU 2'.' Prizes 01.$1,U0U 1 Prizool...SK,000 BS Prizes of.iiuu 1 Prize of.?7,000 150 Prizes 01 . ?200 220 Prizes of ?125. 64 Approximation Prizes amounting to i9,9u0. Combination Lottery draws every day. Tickets from fl to 310. Cuvais rs sent irec. Prawincs ma'le-J _? soon ts the Lottery is drawn. Albires' H. I- l*K- ?' It?, Cuit'.dSiiiojLi?ou?a.1. uwnl N.\ iX ri.'.sel SiTOCf, th TleSUJ 1, o* v.. h". I?OX?2 I '?> February 20 f_3m o ^Tl?LADIES' MUTUAL AID ASSOCIATION, HAVENO ON HAND A LABOE SUPPLY OF BEADY MADE CLOTHING, suitable for Gentlemen, La? dles und Children, and being desirous of diminishing our Stock before the season advances too far, we would espe? cially draw thc attention ol'thc public towards the reduc? tion which will bo made in our prices for thu next two or three weeks from date. Apply at tho DEPOSITORY. January 20 No. 17 Chalmers street. NOTICE. OFFICE CLEBK OF COUNCIL.-THE FOLLOWING clause of Section 1 of an "Ortliuaucc lo Baiso Sup I plies lor tho y <)>r 18G7," is publishnl for thc iutorinatiou [ of persons selling Ooods by sample or otherwise, who uro not residents ot this city. All such pcrsous are hereby notified to report .u this office. "Three dollars on every huudred dollars of all goods sold in this city by riions not residents, bv sample or otherwise." W. H. SMITH, March 8 Clerk ol' Council NO. 108 MARKET ST., Books, Periodicals and Stationery. JUST RECiTVED A hr c supply of STATIONERY 1HOTOUHAPHS, PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS POCKET BOOES, DIARIES for 1S?7, ftc. ALSO, fine and large selection of NOY'Ei,*, bv the mo-i col 'irated authors. SONO BOOKS. HOOKS tor Hom* Am cements, .ve. AL the MONTHLY MAGAZINES, WEEKLY PAPERS. DAILIES constantly ou hand, and subscriptions re? ceived for the same. Orders from the country aro respectfully solicited. TR"*'* t luKH * ',. " Nov. lober 9 mum ii.~G]iLiu.\i) ? Heal Estate Agents, Auctioneers AKI> COMMISSION XEUCn ANTS. OFFICE NO. W BAY NE STREET. FsjDte mbnr t< ^^^^^ Jlkcn CCKL^ proiluc'eil by ?s^J^?k M?P"_M?Rtlon vrarr?ntpd to curl theslffl^^sMfc. " T "-v" I110!,t straight and stubborn v VffV hair of either sex mia wavy rin;;h is. or heavy massive curls. Bas been used by thc mshionaliks ni Parin ami London, with the most gratifying results. Does no in? jury to the hair. lTioo by mail, Keeled aud ]WMi)?id, i l. Descriptive circulars mailed free. Address I'.IHIGEK, SHUTTS A: CO., Clientis-is. No. 2S3 Kl ver street, Troy, N. Y.. Sele Agents for thc Unit- J States. March iiu_ M. M. QUINN, ' Wholesale ?& Retail Deni ors IN BOOKS, PERIODICALS, NEWSPAPERS, STATIONERY, ETC. No. 5ti7 KINO STREET (Opposite Ann street), C har le s ton, C. S. The LATEST ISSUES ot the Press always on hand. Subscriptions received and Coeds delivered or for? warded by Mail or Express. All CASU OB DEUS will be promptly attended to. February 2H ly ELDEE & BBG-WB. jSft KANUr'ACTORFBtj AN?) PATEXT mn HT EES of the c.lebrated CCMBiNATti >N flHr5SBVi;it'1-,l-i- AND it-HY I'KNbEK, Pro. 'JB^BHLS*.'^11'^ Horses, arid ail It'nfts ol ?loelr. Swgl?F^Xr l?? 1J,'rt" Hivaiul Lir.ii,., v.'tti dimble C isen*i-"^\ ?md Bingle win ?.ls, fr .-.n (25 io ?45; Children's Carriages. Fsncy hui! Vue:.;-heit tVngous. Fancy Sulkies. Invalid C^rriaKe?, mt;io to order, taney Propellers K04 Baby ImcAtra, sc., ?ri, life-size Huroee, made to order, l epot, No cai BROADWAY. Mauufsetory, Nos. 449 430. 451 and 4?2 Wi?I KTitLCT, Ntw \ork. Octoi>er2? iha:nlv? E. M. WHITING-, CORONER AND MAO?S?KATE, HAS REMOVED HIM OFFICE FROM CHALMERS . street to No. KJ CHURCH STllEE'l. out dort UCL tn ol i'.ro&o slrer.. AU-JUSI Ul f,a J? a ss j -j A ? WASHINGTON JL.ODGE VO. 5 4. P. itiR .4 REGULAR COMOTNl?iTION.OF THIS LODGE , . *- will bo held ?ii. ??Uonie^lall Thit fl hursdayHSirn-il . ?i?;, May nth, at 8 oVloa?. C?bdidatos fur Denr?e?? WDW ' attend. By order W. lot ir. SAM'L Y.'KDB: ?? J tay 3 V* 1 Sccrttoy. CATHOLIC INSTITUTE. THE MONTHLY MEETING OF THE CATHOLIC IS- , - jauxt^'E-ivaitaiciiohi TUUJi^iHiig, nfrJ-OTdocl^B-a nie basement'St'.'Paul's C iir?ii, Society street . Hay ? .1 JOHN GANNON,-Secretary. LOST. DRIFTED FROM ATLANTIC WHARF Dock, ten (10) VINE LO?S, abdul ?lO'feet loni. A reward lor recovery of SJ ino will bo paid at Wharf office. May H 2* FOR S?LE. FOR SALE, A BAR-ROOM AND FIX TUBES, at tho corner of Eins and Lino streets, No. <V2G. Any person wishing lo purchase, will please iminiro of tho proprietors on the premises. May 7 tilths!} FOR SALE, A YOUNG MAU E, FOUR years old, warranted sound and gonlle. Apply at NORTHWEST COBNEB OF QUEEN AND STATE SIS. May 8_ FOR SALE, A FINE LOT OF BRONZED CHANDELIERS, two handsome Glass Show-Cas.s, Table Topi, stool Tops, sud other stor- llitures, will bo sold cheap for cash. Apply at once to Dry Goods storo in Adgsr's Bulku'ns. So. m KING Si'BtET. May 7 _ ' _a* FOR SALE, OW ACCOUNT OF DEP.VIL TUBE from thc citv, tho 6tock and interest in an established FLOUR. HAY AND GRAIN STORE, do? ing a sale and paying business; is situai od in the best lo aiiun in Ute city lor thc business, lnqiiiro of thc proprietor. JOHN BINNS. No. 119 East Bay. Andi SO BOARDING. "IBO BOARD OF THE BEST KIND, WITH OR without rooms, can now be secured, at very r ason? ante rates, it soon appbod lo No. 2 ST. PHILIf STREET, corner Be auf oin street April M EDUCATIONAL. BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES. ?>/fBS JOHN LAURENS, ASSISTED BY THE REV. .??J. ?V. I?. W BOWE, at No. Ll Coating street. acini cotvmencing October 1st, and o.idmj Ju./ i*t. For particulars apply as obovo. October 18 ta MILLINERY, ETC, MADAME F. LUDECUS, DEAL EE IN MILLINERY AM) FA?VC? GOODS, KO. 252 KIING-ST, Up-Stairs. TAKES THIS OPPORTUNITY OF INFORMING THE LADIES of Charleston, and vicinity, Hutt she has rccontly oponed a "large avortaient of Fashionable MIL? LINERY and FANCY GOODS, and would be glad if La? dies would call and examine them. Airs. Ludecus prorais.-s to sell cl Ibo choapest possible rues, being satisfied with emoB profits. SXAMTIXG AND FANCY WORK Dono at thc .-hortest notice. She has ibo agency also of Msdamn Demorcst for tho cale ol' her DRESS TATTERNS, by thc aid of which . /cry Lady can be lier own Fashionable Dressmaker, April 0 _ stuth MES. ?? J. COTCHETT, EMPORIUM OF FAM?NS, KING STREET, Charleston, H. C. ?gteg?^j?;4^^^ TRIMMTNOS Jnstrccciv ^^^^^..i^^^^^cd at Mrs. S. J. COTCH ^.JA^^V? Fashionable DRESS and ' CLOAK TRIMMINGS, CRYSTAL, AMDER, MOTHER OF PEARL AND JET FRINGES, GIMPS, etc., --Jj! in great variety and at t^S^iii^^^WR greatly roduced pricon. ?-falySFSaq8b<j^'\^r^K Iii addition to the abovo, ^?^^?^^^^^^^?W au assortment of Ladies, ^^^^^^ll^^^y^ Misses' and Infants' HATS, CRAPE, ILLUSION, SILK, CHIP AND STRAW BONNETS. Thu Ladies aro invited lo call and examine. No. 371 KING STREET, April 30 tnthsC Third door north of Georgc-sf. INTELLIGENCE OFFICE. P. BON FORT, HUDSON, near KINO STREET, rear of CITADEL. FARM HANDS, COOKS, WASHERS, HOUSE SER? VA .TS, Atc, wanted immediately. March 2fi tutlis2m WHY HAVE THAT MOST DISTRESSING DISEASE DYSPEPSIA, when Dr. C. G. GABRISO.s war? rants a euro. Price $1.25 per bottle. For sale, wholesale and re "nil, at my storo, No. 211 South Eighth street, Philadelphia, and by DOW1E ct MOISE, SOUTHERN DRUG HOUSE, No. 161 Mooting street, opposite Charleston Hotel. April 29 mtliB6 JOHX IZAKD MIDDLETON, SHIPPING Al ?SM 1RCHA.?? NO. 7 SOUTH STREET, 13 A L T I M OR E, M d. PART'CULAR ATTENTION TO SALE OF COTTON, Rice and Southern Produ-'c, and Purchase ol' Grain Guano and Plantation supplies. Liberal advances made on consignments. RBFKREHCES- Messrs. Lambert G Rings A Co., Balti? more; Porcher k Henry. Charleston; Cohen, Uuuckel k Co., Charleston; J.D. Aiken st Co., Charleston; Gour diu, Mutthiesseii k Co., Savannah; Du vant <C Waples, .sa? vannah; Stovall & Edn-.onstoi.. Augusta; Fisher lc Low? rance, Columbia, S. C.; Mayes k Martin. Newberry, S. C.; JunieB Pagau, Eau.., Chester, S. C. FVbruary 23 mthHmo STRASBURGJSR & N?HN, mror.TtJU OF TOYS, CHINA, SLATES AND SLATE PENCILS. STRASBURGER k NUHN, FOBCED BY THE RAPID increase ot their business and their present inade? quate accommodations, ltavu made urraugenieuts tu rc iiiovu Iro H No. CS Mulden l^iue to the. extensive lofts of No. :>.H BROADWAY, near Canal street, New York, on the 10th Of March; offering there to buyers bettor In? ducements ihun over before, thsltiamos February IS VEGETABLES AND Filil? . ~ THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVING PERFECTED AR? RANGEMENTS with some of tho luvest Produce Dealers in Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York ami Dos ton. are prepared to forward VKGETAB KS AND FRUIT lo thc afor.uamcd markets. Farmers wishing to have the producta ol'their farms shipped to Nortlicm markets for sale, eau arrcugo to do so by cullin;; at our odien. ELS SM AN A- HOWELL, May 4 etuthU No. Litt Bust Bay. TliO Universal Verdict of all the ?Host Ex? perienced Pastry Conics ii ntl Housekeep? ers as flint the IS TOR MOST RELIABLE OF ALL BABING POW DEUS. being beautifully while, aud free from all in? jurious ingredients, besides 'untiring only two-thirds of tho quantity lo have- tho same cued us other Yeast Powders, if you ?vant delightful Pie Crust, Biscuit and Corn Bread, give il a trial For ?alu By ORUBER k MARTIN, No. ?if. Kimi ul rent. HENRY BISCHOFF & CO., No. Wi East Bay. W. 9. CORWIN fc CO., No. 283 King ::lrctt. DOWIE .t MOISE, Druggists, No. 151 MEE UNG STREET, Opposite Charleston Hotel January 2-i thstu.huo THE SOli'THEHN EXPIiESS iJ0;>lPAN?, O??ice No. 117 Meeting street. CONNEXIONS VfTin .VLL Railroads Throughout TEE UNITED STATES. Every attention iriren to the safe Transmission of Freight, Honey, and Valuables. WILL CALL FOR AND DELIVER FREIGHJ TO ANY POINT IN THE CITY VIOE OF CHARGE. H. B. PLANT, President, April 1U Augusta, Ga. I ^RA?TD f OCAL ~| r * sf ANS . 5 i." INST?JJI???TAL C?XYCERT FOK THE BENEFIT OE HIE WIDOWS A'-D OR? PHANS of Mario Lodge. No. 2, I. O O. F., will roiiwpis^?t HitT^'iTiinTPn;. TTriS(T!i?r?a?'r) EVEN/NO." May 9th, ut B o'clock, under thc direction of Professors F. BEttKHAN aud T.- IVO'NKALIV Tickets'to bb hud al all the Bookstores, Mills Ilonac, Charleston and I'aTillion TT'itols, and all tho prin? cipal Drug Stores, and fi om tho CoBltniUeo. - . ADAM J:, CLOVER, I'ltOP. T. P. ONEAL. JOB DAWSON. J. G. MARTIN. F. D. P1NCKNBY. J. II. HONOUH, M. D. Gommitteo. PROGRAMME. r.\.nT 1ST. 1. Overture-Orchestra. Massa ni ell o.Auber. 2. Chorus-Robert le Diable.?.le3"erbcer. 3. Duett-Quel Mari, quel Tera.Mcrcadantc 4. s olo-Plano.Kalkhc.ner. 5. Solo-Baritone.Bellini. C. Phantom Chorus.Bellini. PAUT 2ND, L Overture-Orchestra, La Dame Blanche-.Boildicu. 2. Polo-Merry Birds.Gumbert. 3. Chorus- '0! Hail Us ye Free".Eniuui. 4. Solo-Tonorc.Krebs. 5. Duo.Mendelssohn. C. Chorus-..Away, Away".Auber. Tho Piano on this occasion is from the factory of Messrs. Steinway k Sons, and kindly loaned by Mcrsra. Zogbaum, Young k Co., King street. May 3 wfm4thl HIBERNIAN HALL. TO-MORROW EVENING, 3IAY 10, McEYOrS HLBERNIC0N, A TO UH OF IRELAND. May 9 1 THE FLORENE FAIR. THE LADIES OF FLORENCE RESPECTFULLY IN? VITE the public to a FAIR which wul be held in the Masonic Lodge, on tho 15th, lGth and 17th of May, tho proceeds of which will bo devoted to bouovolout ob? jects. The Fair will open on the morniug of tho loth, at 10 o'clock. On thc night of the ltilh there will bc a series of TABLEAUX and CHARADES; onthcui,-.ht of tho 17th, a CONCERT. No one need stiy away for fear of being imposod on. Thore will bc no EXTORTION. No arricio will bo sold for more than you can purchase elsewhere. Terms of Admission to the Fair, 23 couts. Admission to the Tableaux, CU cents. Admission to tho Concert, 50 cents. A. E. BROWN, Secretary of Ladi.-s' Pair. April 23 22* OPTICAL. SPECTACLES ! SPECTACLES ! Tho subscribers have just received ii flue and complete assortment ol thc celebrated fci PERISCOPIC L?NS," in Gold, Silver, Steel, and Shell Frames, which they are pre? pared to adapt to all who may suffer from Defective Vision. Prices reasonable and to suit the times. ALLAN & SIDDONS No. 307 Ki NO STREET, Sign of the " Gold Spectacles." N. B.-The PERISCOPiC LENS fitted to old frames at the shortest1 notice. April IC tuthsliuo DENTISTRY. THEO. F. CI??PEIN, DENTIST, OFFICE, - - - No. 5475 KING STREET, NEARLY OPPOSITE 1IA3EL. THE MOST BEAUTIFUL ARTIFICIAL TEETH IN? SERTED at mod?rate prices. SS- TEETH EXTRACTED without pain by means ol C II L it ROKO R HI NITROUS 0X?1), Or by DR. RICHARDSON'S apparatus for producing LOCAL ANESTHESIA. March G ruths lino O. CRITTENDEN, General Commission Merchant, AND Manufacturer of Paoor, OF VARIOUS KINDS, HO. 197 READE STREET, Cornor Hudson Street, New York. DEALER IN TAPER AND IN MATERIALS OF ?.vervdescription tor its manufacture, bc.f mun 1J rct o WILLIAM BROOKBANK, STEAM GAS FITTER AND I?I,rjnrBER, PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL G'S FIXTURES. CAS FITTING AND PLUMBING PROMPTLY AT ICMM-i- TO. Na iii: KiX-.i tJ'uhl.T. Arnott 31 'Vlwmi T i'm- ..: '.<?<.:*. AFFLICTED ! SUFFER NO MORE! When by the use of DR. JOJNVILLE'S ELIXIR you can bo cured permanently, and at a trilling cost. The astonishing success whicu hus attended Ibis In? valuable medicine for Physical und Nervous .Vjakncss, General liebility and Prostration, Loss ot A:uvular En? ergy, Impotency, or ani of thu consequences of youthful iudiscru.iun, lenders it tho mose valuable pruparauou ever discovered. It ?fill rcinovo all nervous affections, depression, ex? citement, incapacity lo study or business, 1 KS of memo? ry, contusion, thoughts ot sell destruction, fears of in? sanity, .Vc. lt will restore the appetite, renew the health of those who havo destroyed it hy sensual excess or evil practices. Voung Men, bo humbugged no more hy "Uuack Doc? tors" uud ignorant p actitioiiera, but scud wuttout delay for the Elixir, and be nt once restored io health and hap? piness. A perfect Cure i- Guaranteed lu every instance. Price SI, or four bottles to one uddro s j J. One bottle is sulUcicUt to cheeta cum in all ordinary cases. ALSO, DR. JOINVTLLE'S SPECIFIC PILLS, for tho speedy and permanent cure of Gonorrhtea, Gleet, Ure tliral Discharges, Gravi I, Strict ure, and nil ttilectiuns o the Kidneys and Bladder. Cures ulfected lu from neto live days." They are Jiroparcd from vegetable extracts thui are" barnies* on the system, sud never nauseate thu slumacli or impregnate thc breath. No change of die is necessary while oaiiiii them, nor does their action iu any manner intuiten with business pursuits. PrheSi per box. Eilhor of the above-mentioned anieles will bc sent to any address, closely ?caird, and post-paid, by niall o expreso on receipt ol price. Address all orders to BElt?ER. SR TITS .v CU., Chemists, March SO ly Na JH? Uiver street. Troy. N. Y. AT THE WOMJEltFt.'L REVELATIONS MADE BY TUE GREAT ASTROLOGIST, Madame H._A. PERRIGO. SHE REVALS SECRETS NO MORTAL EVER KNEW. She restores to happiness those who. from doleful events, catastrophes, crosses lu love, loss of relations and friends, loss of money, kc, have bccouio despondent. She brings together those long separated, gives iiiiorma tion concerning absent friends or lovers, restores lost or stolen property, tells you tho business you ;<-(. best qualiiled to pursue ?nd iu what you will bc most success lui, Pauses speedy marriages, and tells you the Very day you will marry, gives y. ? the names, li: cucas ai ul char? acteristics of the person. She reads your very thoughts, ?iud by her almost supernatural powers, unva'ils tho dark and hidden mysteries ol thc fut tiru. From thc stars v.e sec in thc tinuaniiut-tho maleliu stars timi overcome or pr dominate, iu thu uon?jUratiou-?mu the aspects aud positions of thc planets nial ihe fixed Mars in thu heavens at the time ol bir.h, she deduces the future deathly of mau. Pail not to consult Ibu greatest Astrologist mi earth. It costs you bul a trifle, and you may nev. i- a^ain have so favorable au opportunity, Consultation fee, wi IL likeness and :.ll desired iuionuatiou, el. Punies living ?tu distance can consult the MadJluu by mail willi euuai safety und satisfaction to themselves, KS if in person. A full and explicit char;, written out, with all inquiries an? swered aud likeness enclosed, sent bj nut il on receipt ol pri?e above mentioned. Thu strictest sccrcsy will be maintainctl, and all correspondence returned or destroy? ed. References ol the highest order furnished lhotse de? siring them. Write plaiuly ibu day of the month and year in which you were born, enclosing a small lock of bair. Address, MADAME IL A. PERRIGO. P. O. Diuwnu 293, BcmUi, N. Y. Marah 99 ly Hjli??a?a^ \_Hu i bim* # x frUST RECEIVED-A 2?EW LOT WFANCY CT?fiSI ej M Eli Es,4-.LO His uki VKSlTato, for Dress" and Busin~S3 Wear. Also, While I im ii Dur!:? and Furnish? ing Goods, JOJIN KK.RT.l?JER, No. oo Anson st;cet, \- May-?--3-- . rr?CQidoOrg'rmr?i"?TITa'sol-st. CHEAP GIRTHING. SKIING & SU313IEH CLOTHING. PIERSON Waa No. 36 HAY NE STREET, OFFER TUE BA LANCE Ol' THEIR STOCK OF READV-.MADE CLOTHING at Who! sa c or Retail, nt very low prices, to City and Country Tn:dc. comoris ing every variety of sPitiNo AND SUMMER GOODS. Apnl 27 Imo JAMES McCOiiJliCH, MERCHANT TAILOR. WIIOI/ESiLE AND RETAIL DEAIXR IN CLOTHS, CAMBES A\D VESTINGS, GKKTS* PURKISH1NG GOODS. No. 35 BROAD STREET January W Cmos CHARLESTON, S. C. '"MT i??iUfi?iON! IT ATTRACTION ! ATTENTION PARENTS ! ATTENTION PAKENTS! WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED OUB STOCK Ol rou m's, uuTS*. ANO CHILI- neva CLOTH? ING, of fl- a and medium qualities, io vnieb. wc invite your attention. Cati and ?amine. \Vfl viii lake pleasure to show and Bbl. them. REMEMBER THE STORE. GEO. LITTLE & CO., No. 213 King street, MIDLLE OF THE BLOCK, April 29 Known os Victoria Hotel Rango. W?ITFORB & CO., MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE REALER! IN FINE, MEDIUM, SIMSE mrmwi AMERICAN EXPRESS BUILDING. NOS. fi?. 57, 5 aud Cl, iludson street, near Duane, N-.-'.r York. T.F. CARBAR T. W. ti. WHITFORD. J. lt. VAN WA?LNEN. December 10 ?ino . T. HAMILTON'. DRY GOODS, tTO. 3D.RUTLEDGE AVENUE STORE.3 i\\\ Him... JUST RECEIVED FROM NEW YORK 5-i A No. I WHITE MATTING, 97J? cents per yard 4-4 A No. 1 RED CKEOKED MAT t INC., 40 els. per vari Also, a splendid assortment of SIEK COVERINGS, For Ono Hundred per ccut. bolow Manufacturing cos 35 RUTLEDGE AVENUE. 3,' Maya 2 SII-VJEY ?St SKL1GMAV. wm pim TUST RECEIVED, AND OPENING DAILY, i splendid asssorunont of SPRING AND SUMM LR DRESS GOODS, And everything elsi; in Ute Staple and Fancy Tho largest and most varied Slock tn Hie eily, ali o which will bc sold low for cash, WHOLESALE k RETAIL Call and sec, and you will lind thc cheapest, ccmbinoi with the most select Goods, offered lower than over slue the war. No. 306 KING STREET. Between Wentworth and ; ociety sts. LEVY DRUCKER. March 12 tuths2mo S. A. LAMUEIiT,""" PRODUCE C0M3i??>SI0^_MERCIIAaNT SOUTHERN ANT NORTHERN ORDERS FILLED Ol COMMISSION. Office of John J?. Newkirk, Aro 127 IlEAVE-bTHEKT, VORKER HUDSON N"JC"\V YORK. J(V Agency tor EXTON'S PREMIUM TRENTOi CRACKERS. All orders seul will be promptly at elide tr?. lUnn. !V.vii?i*? VOS B'S ii ? TEL, SUM M E R VJ J.J LE, S. C V. V. BttANDT, Proprietor. SUMMERVILLE ls REODMMENDED TO INVALIDS aud others seeking a salubrious and delirium climate. Distance from Charleston22 miles ou rho Soul! Carolina Railroad. Trains Icare Charleston at 9 A. M. and 4:15 P. M., an? returning leave Suuiuicrvilio 7:1'J A. M. tuid 2::10 P. M. May 4 stutllS HOTELS m_Wm YORK. DE LANE AU HOUSE. BETWEEN 5tU and G<h AV 15 Xl'12 J?, NEW YOUR. FROSTING REszHvnni rAnic. LARGE AND ELEGANT SUITS OK ROOMS FOI families des ring ai-coiu}iir?latioua lu New York transiently or permanently. 'Jins j-, one ol tho mos airy and deiighllut loiatlioiis in thu eily. T.ble d'hote o private. A. M. i'KLEVALfclTK. May 3_ Imo REUNIOS HOTEL. .ISd AM) i'll AV&SVE. PARTIES VISITING NEW YORK, WILL FIND A" thia new aud ik-irablo lionsc, the most airy ant comfortable accommodations for families 1 neilin j; per mauetitlv or transiently, at liberal rates. Meals serve* , la European or table d'hote. J. A, ROBINSON. .May? Imo Proprietor. CITY TAXKfi-MOATIir.y I? l i4.\s. OFFICE OK THE CITY ASSESSOR, 1 CITY Hau- Slay 1.1H07. } "VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 'J 0 ALL CONCERNE! J.^ that the Mont .ly Returns fertile month of Apr! (last, in compliance with the Tax Ordiuaiieu ratified m the Stttli day of December, Isn?, must be made on or be fore thu loth inst D. C. GIBSON, May 1 13 City Assess, r. WILLIS & C???SOLM, FACTORS. COMICS MASTS. AND SHIP P 1 N (Jr A Cr E N T S, TT7TLL Al TEND TO TUE PURCHASE. SALK .'.NJ \t tfrlOMKST Ho Foreign aitd :>unieslic porteo COTTON, tilt. LUM KER AX D NA ? AL STORKS. ATLANTIC WHARF, CharlciUon. S. V. E. WILL'S. .A. R. LUISOLM October vs EXCELSI?ii^J-XCKLt??O;! ! CHASTEELA R'S HAIR IK?ERilHA??S, For Removing Superfluous Hair. rpo THE LADIES ESPECIALLY, THIS INVALUABLE X depilatory rccomineiids ili-eh as ':?. n:;.* an almost m. (lispeusiblc article to leiuale Inawy, is easily applied, docs not burn or injure Ute skin, but acts dir. eily on the roots. It U wtrmutftl to remove stipenltious hair from ?ow fore! lea ?i.s. or l'ix>iii any part ol thc bony, completely, totally ami radically extirpating Uw stun*, I. ...in; die skin soft, smooth sud natur 1. I ltis is lite wily article used by the French, and is t!i>< only n ..I otleetnat ?l.'p.ia tory :u existence. Price .'j ecu.: {Kit packagi*. acta post? paid to auv address, on receipt oi ;-.:i on?rr, by BERGER, : fill! i tit >: Ck?.. Chemists, March :?J If No. 2J-' River .- l.. lio\, N. Y. OFFICE OF '!:;i: CHIEF OF rOT.TCE,J Cii.tnL?STox, s. c. May 1, '.-:.7. j rjMir. REGULAR INSPECTION OF TttK 1.01S AND i iitclo.-urcs, vaults, .vc, will commt-iiee on J.'-.s .'-t v r.er'.. iii lust. Owners mid occupant^ arc hercoy ??ptju.i t.. see ihjt their premises are in i;<M-tl lond?ioti .?ud thai all nilli and ijarbage in rciuovt il ss r .juircl hy Ordi? nance. Other iusiH-etions will lollow. Ry order cf Maj or GAILLAIU?. C. B. SIG WA LD. May 4 chiwf ef Police. (S ?KDVER'S AND PLAXTER'S POTA T XOES?SM other vegetables, purchashod in ant nnant&F al hiebest C'a=): market rariw, l>v "~ HOPKINS, Mi'PHKKSON k CO., May 9 thmlmo North Atlantic Wharf. "MOLASSES! SCIASSE? ! 50 LVHewai CUBA MOLASSES. 20 barrel.-) l'or sa!e low to close consignment J. A. ENSLOW& CO.. May 8 1 No. 141 East Day, KAY! HAY!!~ 1 f) A A BALKS PRIME EASTERN AND N. R. HAY, _L J U ' J lan Jin.? and in Store. COR.VI fORSIl 10.000 bushels Prime While and Yellow CORN 4,000 bushrla Prime Oats. VTills a fresh supply of fresb ground Grist and Meal always on hand. For sale by JOHN CAMPSEN k CO., Moy 9 2 No. 14 Market, opposite State street. HA HS! HAMS! HAMS ! QAA fr-L; DRATED "WASHINGTON HAMS JjxJyf 360 "Palmetto" Hams ITS ?-ugar-Cured Hams. Just received and for sale by LA?REY k ALEXANDER, MayO_2_No. 137 East Bay. CHOICE SIDES AND SHOULPEBS. 2K HOGSHEADS CHOICE WESTERN C. B. SIDES, c) 23 Hogsheads Choice Western Shoulders. For salo by HENRY COBIA k CO. MayO_Bag CORN AFLOAT ! 0 A A A BUSHELS CORN, XS BULK, PER SCHOON OUUll EU S. E. JAYNE. For salo by R. M. BUTLER, M. y 9_2 North Atlantic Wharf. SIDE*, SHOULDERS, FLOUR, &c. .TU- T RECEIVED PER STEAMERS CHAMPION A5?D MANHATTAN, 1 A HUD . CACO?; SIDES J.V lOhhda, bac m Shoulders 10? bbls. Extra flour 100 bbl*. Super Flour 00 Obla. Fiuuily Flour. And for ?ale by WM. GURNEY. May 9_3 No. 102 East Bay. (?mm f. WILLIAMS & co., WHOLESALE GROCERS AND BANKERS, HAYB1E STREET, CHARLESTON, S. C, GEORGE W. WILLIAMS & CO., Cotton Factors, C1T?RCH STREET, CHARLESTON, S. C. WILLIAMS, TAYLOR & CO., Commission Merchants, NO. 117 MAIDEN LANE, NEW YORK. 3fay 7_ _ tntha3mo BARGAINS TO BE HAD. ON ACCOUNT OF DEPARTURE FROM THE STATE wiil be Fold, at thc People's Flour and Gram ?toro. No. SIB East Bay, 20DO bushels ot PRIME WHITE CORN 200 bushels F edin,- Oats 22."> bushels Cow Peas-selected for planting 20,0in) lbs ?anorta und Bran 18 bblri Cholea Extra Family Flour 10 bids Tabla Potatoes 25 bushels Millett and Croom Corn Seed J Grocer's Covered Spring Cart 1 ?alier's Covered Sprint; Cart 1 luncher's Covered Spring Cort 1 Jersey Wagoo, Harness to snit the above named Carts, 2 pair ol' new V? heels and Cronk Axles, suited fi.r Spriug Drays or Watering Cara. 1 sprint,'Furniture Cart and Dray Hone Harnees and License. If not disposed of by Thursday, that remaining on hand wiil bo sold at public auction on Uie premises, wi iii tho Internat of tho piesout occupant lu thc siana. May ? mtuth3 CALIFORNIA WINE COMPANY^ (INC JHi'?H AT ED NOVEMBER 1, I860.) WINES, FROM THE VINEYABDS OF Sonoma, Los Angelos and Napa Counties, California. W. H. CHAFFE, Agent. NO. 207 EAST BAY, CHARLESTON, S. C. HOCK, SHERRY, SWEET ANGELICA, MUSCATEL, Port, Wino l?tter?. Claret, Sonomo Brandy, California Catawba, Sonoma Champagne- (in quarts), Sonoma Cham? pagne (in pints, 24 hi a case)-in wood and glops. April ?0_ tuthsCmog SIDES, SHOULDERS, ?AMST^ PORIS, &t. A fir nnns. PRIME C. R. SIDES 4rt) 33 bhils. j>ri ce l'.ibbeil Sides 24 hhds. prime Western shoulder* 15 b'.ds. New York Pig Hams 30 bbb. primo Mess Port 20 les. pure Leaf Lord 20 bbls. No. 1 Mark,?! el 20 halt bbls. No. 1 Mackerel 200 boxes <iuokcd Herrings lu alore and for sale low bv JEFFORDS k CO., May 7 No. tW Vendue Range. FLOUR, BACON, &c. QAA BARRELS FAMIL?, EXTRA. SUPER AND O Vf" " Common Flour. 20 Hogsheads Choice Bacon Shoulders. 5 Cases Brcakiist Strips. 10 Carrels C hoicc Family Hams. 15 Barrels Prime Mesa Pork. Cottee. Lard. Rutter, Candles, Soaps, ?ic, kc. Lauding and in store, and tor sale by J. k F. DAWSON. May 7_tuth2_No .% East Bay. TENNENT^ ALE. AA CASKS TENNENT'S PALE ALE, IN PINTS. .V/vF just received per ship Missouri, from Liver? pool, und tor aale by ROBERT MURE k CO., Agenta J. k B. Tennent, May tl (I Brewer, Glasgow. CLEAR SIDES. BOXES CLEAR SIDES ^zj lu hilda. Primo Shoulders. 1 or sale by BRUNS k BEE, May 7 tu? 1.2 No. 78 Eut Bay. FURNITURE AUCTIONS AT PRIVATE RESIDENCES Attended to with promptness and dispatch, and at MODERATE CHARGES, BY Mura cw MCGILLIVRAY, April ll Auctioneers, No. 27 Broad street PUBLIC NOTICE. OFFICE OF CITY TREASURY, 1 January 3,1867.) PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT UNDER thc lol lu wm,; Ordinance Ihunscs have been prepared tor delivery iroui this Ollicc. S. THOMAS, ? City Treasurer. 1 SEC. I. /?.. it Ordained hy the Mayor and Aldermen in 1 City Council assembled, Thttt from'and after the first day of January, license* shall be taken out for all carts, drays uud Dragun*, used tor private and domestic purposes. In the same ma;.uer, sud according to the same provisions now of force in relation to caria, drays and wagons, let or driven lor hire, except giving bonds, And each such cart, dray or wagon, shall be provided with a badge con? taining vite nata uer thereof, and marked Private, to be placed ou the outside o." tuc shalt. Sue. No person shall be taken by the Treasurer aa surety to any burnt under tho Ordtuauce concerning li censes for carts, drays, wagons and other carnages, un? less hu or alic be a freeholder. SEC. tl. 'J iu; lollow ng shad hereafter bo the ratea for . liceuaes for public and private carts, drays, wagons, Ac, including thu korara or mulei used tbercoi, which shall j nc i ree from other taxation: j PUBLIC CARTS, DHAXH, ETC., OB THOSE EUT LO TED rs AMT UUSUSKSS WIIATEVCU, KUE HIRE mazer OB INDIRECT. For every esr;, dray or wagon, diiwn by one horse or mule, c20. J-'or f.vry cert, dray or wagon, drawn by two horses or mules, it?U. for every hack ami csrriage with two wheels, $20. For every hack ?md carriage with tour wheels, WO. For every stage or uuiulbus (except liue omnibus), with two horses. For every Etage or omnibus (except Uno omnibus), drawn by tour horse?, ?GO. For every truck drawn ny two or moro horses or mules, SCO. For every exp reta wagon drawn by two or more horses UT mules, ?00. BREAD CA::TS AN? PMVATE CAETS, BRAYS, ETC. For every bread cart or wagon, S5. For every cart, dray or wagon, used for private or do? mestic purposes, and not to be employed m the trans? porting ul goods, ware*, merchandise, lumber, or any ?Mtier commodity, mr compensation, either directly or indirectly lui' the niue, ?lui, pay lor a license thu sum of ?5, exclusive ol ihn horse or mule. Itatitied in City Council, thia lCdi day of January, .U s.) iii the ye ir of our Lord one thousand eight hun? dred and sixty-oix. P. C. GAILLARD, Mayor. Bv the Mayor. January ti" " W. fl. SMITH. Clerk of Council. TA VB K .'. - iv E KPEEsj' N OTICE. OFFICE CLERK oF COUNCIL. ) M.ir.-h L 1S07. J 4 LL TAVEUN-KKEPERS, AND PERSONS RETAIL. jlL INO spirituous liipiors, within the city limits, wno ha v.- not executed their bonds and taken out the proper cards lo show that theyliave license tu sett, will be re? ported as not complying with the law, utter Monday, 5th inst. Those who bave cania ere hereby notified to have tho same placed in a conanlcuotta place in the window. All tailing tu observe this notice will also be reported, after the abovc-mvationed tune. W. H. SMITH, .Mareil 2 Clerk of Council. FIRE LOAS. MAYORALTY OF CHARLESTON, 1 Cm HALL. November 9, lSt??. J 4 LL PERSONS DESIROUS OF REBUILDING IN TIB iV Burnt Districts and Waste Placen of Ute city, un? der -Au Act oi the General Assembly, givmg authority tn the City Council of Charleston to procee 1 in the mat? ter ol a Fir-' Loan, with a view to aid iu building up th* City anew," are hereby notified that the form of appli? cation f?r loans can be obtained at the office of thc Clerk ol Council, tow* en the hours of 9 A. M. and 2 P. M. All applications must bellied in the above mcnuomd otliiv, a's tue Committee will meet every Monday to con? -io.r iItt- saul'1. By ur.lerof lue Mayor W. H. SMITH, November le 'lort ol Council. ?T*^ \TrHI>KEBS and MUS Br i5\ ?*' l'Aciii* torcoii to e^T? y? _ via grow ui-oii the amootheat SL--JJ TjW"V lac in from three t.> live gLry v.*^.?? wwts bv using Dr. SEVIO- ??n f7!.-1;! N i.'s" KEbTAUllATEUIt jgwL ?ift7T.j9a> c\rti.L\n:i. ?;| ttiMrSs^ ^?wMP?^ woiiticn'iil discovery in mo- -SSEy1^ ' t^fp deni science, a-'iiu^ uiK>n Hp thu C ard 3::d Hair In an almost miraculous manner. It hi> Iwcfl RSrtl bv iii- elite ol Paris attd London with tba m.)". i!ati?'rin?? sinvpiw. Nam.sot all purchaser* will I., .-, istcn d, sud it entire satisfaction is not gives in every instance, thu money will be cheerfully refunded. 1'rii i- i v mai!, scaled and postpaid, si. Descriptive cir , ni irs ii'd icstinmnials mailed (ree. Address BLRciEB, ? SltUlTSA; cu., ciu mi-is. No. ?SU River attest .Trov, N. 1".. sole Agents tor tho United butes March j J *f ?