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TH.E CflnRL?SivN DAILY SEWS, Q. B. OATHOAIIT. EDITOB OATHOART, MoMILLAN & MORTON, l>ROriUETOn3. No. 18 l-l AYN Ii STREET. O IT Y PHI NT IO RS. TERMS CASH. SUBSCRIPTION DAILY- TWELVE MONTHS.v9io.uo DAILY- srx MONTHS. o.oo DAILY-TUREE MONTHS.. 3.50 SIMOLE COPIES. .5 cont? 'io MEWS DEALERS..... ..3 conti NEWS ' SUMMARY. Cotton closed in Now York at 23c. for Middling Uplands. (Jold cloned at bC|. In Livorpool Middling Uplands olosod at Hid. Tho American rcaidonts at Yokohama, Japan, have sont to Ban Kraut i nco for a firo o UKI no. Thoy bave organlzod a volunteer company to mdn it. Ayoung man in Troy Ia building a papor-board eh?lt boat, to weigh loss than forty pounds. It is to bo covered Mitha rrntor-pronf nbomloal prepara? tion in vou to il by him. A Texas paper graphically describes tho groat mortality among lire stock by saying that tho ' ' "buz.-.ardu aro now tlirco dftye behind willi tho urea."" Qlass engraving is said to bo dono with a eola? tion fludrido of calcium in hydro-ohlorio acid, without tho danger attending tho uso ol fluorio acid, and equally well. A Memphis papor says thoro aro thirty-live '.'pure quacks" in that city, who,'without medical education and having failed lu every thing OIBO, concluded to bo doo to rs. Two thousand threo hundrod and oight tons of ice wero rocoivod ht dalvoaton, Toxas, io 13J5; 6349 'tons in 1866; and in 1867, up to tho 15th of April, 1S?6 tona. . . 1 W The amount of risks assumed by the Cincinnati Insurance offices, during tho first quarter of I860, waa $86,001,939 ; fur tho sameperiod in 1867 it waa $18,817,482, hoing an lncreaso of nearly 28 per cont. . Pouring cold water on tho foco and hoad doa troys ? -, the effect of narcotic poison. A girl poisoned with laudanum in England, waa aarod in this way, aftor . ?U other remedies had failod. ! A young lady of sorontoon, in Illinois, has . achieved local faino hy attacking a midnight bur RIBT with a bod elah, and clubbing; him from tho house. Thoro is to bo a galhoring of Mothodlats at Son? dera ville. Qa., and tho Centra/ O ear gian, pub? lished at that place, calls upon ita subscribers to furnish a thousand chickens for their support. A Port Society has boou organized in daly eaton, Texas, to ostabliah a Sailors' Homo. Thirty-four thousand throe hundrod and forty aoamon entered that port lost year. A resident of Now Albany, Ind., applied for a divorco on tho 3d ?ind., on tho ground of an obsti? nate M I incorablo propensity to stool on the part of his wifo. After a long disoaesion tho J nut ico re? fused to grant tho divorco. Tho Chicago Tribune shows tho workiugmon of that city that th cir recent demonstration* have re? un? tod in a loss of 1100,000 to thom. This iitoludos tho loss of wages and tho damago dono in tho re? cent riet. Tho Boston Medical and Surgical Journal closes tin elaborato editorial on female practitioners of medicino with tho stotomont: "Wo do not boliovo that women aro adapted to tho study and practico of medicine." Tho steamer Sarah, which rons between Now Orleans and Mobilo, waa etmok by a tornado oil Paeoagoula, April 80. Hbo lost her entire' cabin and upper works, and ten persona went over with thom. Eight of theso wore lost. | ; Th? latest fish story cornea from Maine, a Ma ohiaa popor tolling of tho capture In'Narraguagus Bay, eitor a di ap?rate two hours' fight, of a lobs? ter, four foot in length, nino foot from tho tip of one ehtw to tho tip of the other, and whoso livo weight was 300 pounds. Tho Albany, Ga., Als ir s says : So far aa we have been ablo to learn, tho planters havo had oxcollont look in getting a stand of cotton this year. They aro now busily engaged .in plowing and chopping it ont. If no misfortuno befall tho present crop, it will be ono of tho best in yoara. A London newspaper Ba yu that Mormonism ia in a very flourishing condition in Kennington, and that the Saints aro rapidly in creasing in numbers ?nd influence, They givo concerta and corroer?a o fon?a In aid of the Salt Lake emigration fund, and find no difficulty in persuading young molt and women to try their fortunos among tho saints of ".vibe holy city. <v- rt ! The Qnitman, Qa., Larmer speaks very favora? bly of tho crowing crops in ita ecctlon, but adds: . r.' vtnile we aro pained to record the fact that a "; number of ' our mo 31 extensive plantera are neg . . -looting the cultiva lion of corn, the country will bo pleased to bo informed, that, aa a goncral thing, the moat prosperous and thrifty farmers are de? voting every energy for securing well-filled oom criba and smoke-bousoB. i ?iirrn BBOTHEBS, of Providence, havo patented a procesa whereby kerosene oil is barned from gas pipes, tho burners being fed from a reservoir. It is so arranged as to be self-feeding-tho burners being supplied by the action of burning.! The - .) weight of tho atmosphere holds tho oil in tho pipon. There is not theleast danger fromiover ' flow,', nor from explosion,"i? cironlar, giving de? scription, may .bo ? soon at tho' Mechanic'!! Ex ' chjonga,;''| The Boston correspondent or tho Scening Pott ' says that tho sentiment in favor of abolishing tho ' practice of whipping children in tho publie schools has received a now impulso from a case of cruel ' punishment whioh hu Just occurred in the Dwight Schoo}; A young boy. was whipped nearly hilf an hour, until his oiothea were out as if by a kui io, and until his teachers strength, was j exhausted. Tho teacher resigned and fled, but ft constable is after him. . ,'. ! ".'' j[ . ' f In th? oonrse of recent excavations at Pompeii the" workman .discovered a bronze vase, hermetic a Uv closed, and enveloped in a thick crystallised crust. Tho interior of tho Vessel was found to con tain a considerable quantity of water. Soma persons present vonturedto drink somoof tho liquid,! and all agreed' in pronouncing it olear, fresh, abd of remarkable softness. Tho water in quostion must 'have been preserved for nearly ono thousand eight htnidred years.' . ' ^ *.> . < i -., : .A Texas poper tefia of a youno; couple ?who eloped on horseback, accompanied by a clergy? man, who was to marry them. Tho lady's father gave chase,'and was overtaking tho party, when the maiden bedout to the clerical friend: "Can't yon marry na aa wo run 7" Tho idoa took, and bb oom)]} cn oed the ritual,' and Justas the bride's father clutched her bridle rein, the. clergyman pro? nounced tho lovers man and wife. The father waa so pleased with the dashing action that ho gave them his blessing; The Day, the new Landon daily, does not think highly of the present a Li to of tho fin? arts' in Eng? land. It says: "Wo have no painter worthy to compete with tho mon of Franco ?nd Belgium; no sculptor at all; no.. musician worthy of tho nemo. England haa DO high olasB poet; her novelists, when they do not imitate tho Fronoh, aro tame, mid her pl ay ri ghLs when they do. Wo are be ?Un ru? tho turf by Franco; on the' waiora by America, and in loaming by Germany. Wo cannot cook - i we cannot talk, and as for our thinking-bah I]* Lodgings wero furnished in a Boston Police Sta. lion Thursday ovoning to a traveling tinker, who stated that ho waa a Frenchman by birth, and oame to this country in 1793, when ho was 25 years' old, and consequently was 09 years of ago. Bia appearance and story agree. Ho was minus ono foot, and carried his pack of toola on his back. Ho was travelling to Portsmouth, continued on hi? way Friday morning ; bul. if ho mends all the old tinware on tho route, ho will hardly got to tb ot city .; before th? lUiof,July.. \\ ' a Tho Oouricr de Saigon report* somo extraordi? nary Item? of natural history from tho land of tho Anamitcs. Thoro la a .c?rtala flab call od Ca-or ; lil the langui go of tho country, whioh hos dlslin guiahed itself to that dogree tint tho King has " beatowod trponit the proud title of l'i?am haidut tmanq, cman," whioh, OS everybody knows, moons' ,t "Gr?at General o' the South' Bea," It appear* that thia landiblo fla h IB In tho hob? of qulstly i <ja^MH"g round the ships near the coast until somebody tumMoa overboard. < . The crops l n Florida, says tho Tafiohaisoo Florid' ;; ' ian, so 'fer; ta:,wo| cirijearn, w?fo, n>ver. more ? : 'jr?misiDK. Within a day or two, wo hove viii tod ourerol plantations. The oom ia looking well genwtlly. With, suitable sea/sons and work ot tho' Jv? right timo, thoro will I? pion ty rn odo for tho den " xtttnd. , 'Of fytmif? '?'. plantera have 'finished 11 chopping ont." The iVoedoMin oro working bettor thon thoy did last 'yeal, ?ad if they oontmuo In wen-doing, there Ia evory reason to belfoye that a good crop will be jntd*. LABOfst Omoi??ATior?.-^l'?e DAILY ? NEWS publithet the'Ojfftcial L?t of />f- 8 far? remaining in th? Pottoffice at the end B if each week, agreeably to the following section of the Neto Postoffice Law, ai the t newspaper having thc largest circulation in j the City oj Charleston:' ' i HEOTION 6. Atad bo lt furUior enacted, That unta of let- I lera rciualnlug uncalled for In any Foatomco In any city, town or village wkerc a newspaper aball bo printed, 1 ?lull hereafter bo published onco only In tho newspaper which, bel?g published weaily pr oftener, tbsll baro Ibo largest cl reu Inti eu within roigo of delivery of tho said , e;]lee. . ' !>.# . ..?.. ' '.. ' 03" AU communtca'tibns'intendtd for publication in . this journal must bc addressed to the Editor of thc . Vailu A'eics, iYo. 18 llayne-ttrcel, Cliarieston, 3. C. Iiusincss Communications to Publistier of Vally I News. i Wo cannot undortcke tb rehu-n rejected communica tiens. ' ' Advertisements oulsidt of (he city must be accompa- , nfed with the cash. _y_ CHARLESTON. ? MONDAY MOBNINO, MAY 18, 16ffL_ Jon WORK.-Wo hove uow completed our .J ellice so ns.to execute, in tho shortest possible lime, Kith KINDS OF JOB WORK, and we most respectfully ask the patronago of our friends. ... .. : ...... . ? . I . BP1CKCII OF WUMHil.1. rilH.I.U'H . Wo referred in our lott issue to tho slgnifi cant speech of Mr. Speaker COLFAX, declaring tho duty and intontioa of tho Republican party to bo tho'prompt admission of tho" Southern Slates to Congress upon' tho fulfillment ? of tho conditions of tho Rooonslruotion Aol. The pupers of tho noxt day brought a spocoh of o> very difloront character from a man who has been moro of an influen?a at tho North I han any of thc Republican political notabili? ties. WENDELL PHILLIPS bas really bepn tho apostle of Radical agitation. A man of great ability and unwearied energy, ho has devoted his lifo to "preaching" an idea in tho old apos? tolic Bcnse. Ho has deliberately, und appa? rently without regret, oxcluded himself from the honors that most political agitators cannot resist, nnd in obscurity as in fame, in the fullness of triumph OB In the disappointment of defeat, has sought and obtained that influence over men's minds, willoh is, perhaps, man's highest achievement. Thirty yoars ago he wat considered a foolish babbler; a little later he was denounced as a inisnhiovous agitator; thoo bc became tho rep? resentative of a growing power, which every? body disliked but nobody oould despise, and finally lio hos roached tbat position in'whioh he ?poke thc convictions and intentions of a great party. For the last fow yoors what Mr. PHILLIPS has announced as tho policy of Ibe Republican party, however it may have boen denied, has proven, in a very short time, thc true indication of their legislation. And to-day bc has avowed .a polioy in direct antagonism both lo the conditions of tho Re? construction Act and to lao expressed opinions of tbo most eminent Republican leaders. Bo Bays plainly that he docs not beliero in thc sin? cerity of Southern reconstruction-that God lins never yet convortcd an adult generation, and thal until at least one-half of thc living Southern people have gone to their graves tb" work of tho Rcpuplican party will not only not be accomplished but may yet be undone. Ile insists timi not only must the freedmen have tho ballot in his hand and Ibo school? house ni his back, but be must havo forty acres under Iiis fcot. And that not until seven years of repentance havo passed shall tho Southern States bc ro-odmiltcd. Ko denounces such mon ts SHERMAN and FKBSRNOEN as traitors, GRANT as imbecile, and Ibo Congress who failed lo impeach the Presi? dent as cowards. . We havo no doubt thalBUMHEB, and STEVENS, and BUTLER who, ns practical politicians, trans I late Mr. PHILLIPS' ideas into Congressional acts, will endeavor to corry out somo such pol? ioy aa is indicated, bul we have almost ss little doubt that they will fail. Mr. PHILLIPS must, like all great agitators, pay tho penalty of suc? cess. A man whose profession it is to correct abuses, like a ratcatcher or a destroyer of ver? min, is dismissed when his work is dene. And Mr. PHILLIPS, at tho head of the .Abolition party, has certainly cleared the political prem? ises of their pet "nuisance," which was sla? very. It is not difficult to gather.a "or pw dj to assist in tho work of destruct i un, it appeals so temptingly to the strongest instincts of human ity. - Bul tho work of reconstruction Is harder and much' lees tempting. Tho great'.moss.of the American people were .undoubtedly in ear? nest ia.desiring the abolition of slavery, but tho (Treat mass of the American pbofile, BOW that they' have ' made tho negro" free, intond him to ialce care of himself, Thoy ii ave given him freedom and.tho ballot, and there wo,be? lieve they will stop; " Thoy are just becoming satisfied that they have 'paid enough for : "ilia whistle," and Mr. Piiir.ui s may, if he-pleases, keop on playing upon it, but, os the Soripture says, he may pipe unto them but they. will not dence any longer. ?" T?%Jj*'" ' t" Wo'rofer to thia speech, ?howover, that "bur' people may . understand-the'-very great' im? portance to their future'of their"-'Own' conduct for the next few months. All the oxprepsion of publia opinion ut the North . indicates, y,er think dearly, that the inflaenee of the extreme and violent Radicals lg waning ; that the great mass nf the people bavo determined that this question of reconstruction must he isettled ; and all the. men. who fairly ropresent the in? tellect, the social power, the' organization of (lie Republican party hove openly and explicit? ly declared their adhesion to the reconstruction net OB a finally. Everything depends upon the way in whioh w? execute it.'1 The conduct of the Southern' States, BO for1,' bas excited tho sur? prise anil won tho ad m i rut! on of nil tho think? ing men of. tho North. There is a marked in oreoso both of -respect and kindness in all the language of public meta and of the press, and at home we think lt equally evident that dita-4 cul tics, (lo not look as insuperable as. they did. two or three, months ago. As yet we have leen' nothing to discourage tho hope that tho voto ot the Staie will not lo used for tho general good Of tho, State, and wo earnestly trust that throughout the State ?Tory effort will be ul ade to complete a faithful registration and to direot the public mind to those questions of domeatiq, polioy whioh IQ the coming Convention will," we hope, be -discussed fairly, temperately, kindly and wisely, j '": . Ul I AH UH OF TUB) LURD CIITJSF JUtTIOBl ..''.'-. OP ENIIMSD, ?" jV.fl' l.jlj Thc utter impossibility of an'impartial esti? mate of questions of publia' law whioh need practical application to interests' of society in times bf great publia dangor, waa never better illustrated than by the comments of tho North? ern press upon the charge of the Chief Juelloft Of England in tho enso of th ? Join ai col trials. Tho ch argo is undoubtedly .a very abie cine, although as the.Ohlef Justice himself suggests, "It might be that all he had said on the subject of law would'haVa' left thom, as ho owned cen-' dldly ll still left him,' fns?mo degree pf doubt,". Wo do not think that after.carefully i reading it one can como to o positivo conclusion. Th?. .ubjeot ls *?eiy larg* ' Wd/lp UB-?ine^ieliy, a very interesting ono, and 'WV may return to it. .i ?Rot lt ls at.present amusing to seo with wnat ardor of eulogy the Tribuns and th i ? Wad I cal pressg?n?r?lly-h?UitJ f' ^.'.;i' 'i':' '.. . Tho whole tendenoy.'.?f ttf/?l"gume?4 is to decide thu invalidity of Buch a thing oa"ia%r-' tial law" applied to elvi lian s and- to' confine military authority limply to tb e arm ed s oppres? sion of riot or Irisurracllon, leaving 'all"psrlfci pants In such proceedings, who. have not been usually alain In tho suppression, to tho Ordi? nary civil tribunals of tho country to determine the Mot and degree of their crlmo and to ad? minister punishment. On? would.: think that th e Rad i o M ] party ifould BCftMcly flriil Iti^i?c?i n theory a very trou g ut g urgent in behalf of "military com nlislons,'1 ."mild ooiifiaca?loQ" and such Uk? onvenlent machinery for reconstruction. Dui ho military had boon omployed to suppreos a legro insurrection, tho man ozceutcd bad been ho instigator of til o insurrection find ita attond tut cruoltlca, and consequently tho Tribune indu th? court martial an enormity and its io? i m A martyr. <lov. li vu t found tbat some of tho negroes in lamaicn, upon the ground thal they were cn itlcd . to " certain back lands," ami therefore >ught not to do as othor men and pny Or the properly they wished to own, had organised a formidable Insurrection, avowed their deter? mination to exterminate thc whiles of tho Is? land, und proeecded with circumstances of great cruelly lo put their threats iu execution. lie found that Gordon, n colored preacher or magistrate, perhaps both, had been in fact, by his intelligence and influence, the chief in? stigator of thc disturbances. dov. liityi. reas a soldier of ucrve and, a mau bf common ' sense, i Ho 'folt'jhat tho lives of men, helpless women, innoce nt children were dependent upon his prompt action, and ho neted. He put (he insurrection down-he slow and ?cottered tho insurgents, and laking Mr. Gor? don," tho instigator of all this bloodshed, ho hung him. \ i Ho did not stund upon tho order of bin trial. Ho had a responsibility which no law could lighten, and tho English Grand Jury have BUOWn tho common sense and tho justice which belongs to their blood by refusing to find, ? True Bill which would have declared it mur? der, to protect women and children from bru? tality and lust. i . PorhapB the Tr timur may upp reherid ' that there ure other "colonies" over which tho right of conquest imposes upon tho conquering power tho responsibility of protection, j ' WANTS. WANTED, BY A ?MALI. FAMILY, A colored wornui, to cook ?nd wann, and maa o bar Apply ?t No. Bl WENTWORTH 1 (May 13 iiUUBK S BR VANT WAA TKO.-A RIALS Xl servant who can brina good recommandation! of ciiiractcr and capacity; ono wno can l.ku 'caro of and privo g bora? preferred, . Apply at No. 113 (JA Lil OU ti BTREET.'oppoalto Orphan House. May 13 TO TEAClIlsns.-llEqumKD, TUB SBB VICLS of an ozpartoncod and qualified TE \OHER, toaaaist tn tho dunes of a pr?valo Academy. Moat bo a thorough claaaloal acholar, and If proDclant In French would bo preferred, io ono posso.alng the required ability a fair salary wUl bo paid. Applicants no nus ll fl od may address "EDUCATION," P. O. liol 331, elating lull particulars of qualification!, references and amount of salary rcqt?rod._Imw3_May 10 ALAD t OP EXPERIENCE IN TEACH INO, dcairoa a altuaUon oither iu a Behool or fum lij. References given II rtqulru). Addrcaa "R. T. A." Bcuncttsvulo, H. U.~ wfinS* Ma/ I rrrisiiEH BOMETIUNO TU DO. A LADY VT that can cut and mako mon and boy's clothoa, ladlea' and children's drosses, eau koop house, and mako hcraolf y, cu orally useful in tho nouas, kitchen sod garden. Low lonna. Good r?tenmeos given If roqulred. Auy ono writing ploaau a ta to lonna. Address "0. W." ROX 31, April 7_._Vanco'a Ferry. 8. C. ANY INFORMATION OF WILLIAM AU CIUSTUH CURRIE will be thankfully received by hui brother, bAMUHL M. CORRIE, at 8L George's, 8. 0. April 10_ Imo WANTED, A SITUATION AS CLERK. DY an activo citizen of middle age, who writes a good hand and li quick at figures; la capable of taking charge of a sot of books, and can produce thu highest recommendations for ability and chirac tir. Rut a mod emin ttmipciiKitlon ti->?d for service?. Addreas "WlLLtNONBSS," April M Al Hill OfUce. tDOf^ T.?E GENUINE HARTLETT 9EW Ud?Jl)? INO MACHINE, 83J. .-Wanted-Agent*, (lau Sit month and all oxpotisca paid, to loll tho Genuine utlett Sowing Machino. Thia Machino wUl do oil the work that can ne done on any hlgb-pncod michino, and ia fully patented, licensed nud warranted far Bvo years. We pay ibo above- wages, or a connotation, fum which twice thal amount can bo made. For circulai? and tcruiB addrcaa H. HALL fe CO.. No. 721 Chestnut street, Philadelphia. Pa._? uo April ll) WANTED, AN ELDERLY WOMAN AS ' Cook for quita a until family. Ona who la will, lng to make hertel! generally useful, la civil andi agree? able in manners, can apply at No. So Calhoun struct. April 39 TO RENT. rpo RENT, nu; HALF OF A. KI; ii NI NI ii. o -L ' HOUSE on Rutledge Avenue. For particulars ep plyat . - HAVEN EL k HAHN WELL'S, .No. HT hast Ray, May 13 3 Oppoalto Accommodation Wharf. TO RENTARE HI DEN CE NO. 08 UE AU FAIN STREBT, near Rutledge. Boven aquaro rooms, two attica, and commodious ?utbutidlnga. o , ... H. M. al A Ito li ALL ir ERO., . . Beal Eilato Agenta, No. 33 Broad street. May 18,_ 1 fTM? HEM-THAT OuaiRADLE REM J. DENCE, No. 68 Cannon street, near BuUodge Av. enuo, containing alz upright and two attic rooms; with gu throughout, ell torn, wclL and ampio kitchen accom? modations. To ah app ovad tenant, terms moderato ; poaioaalon given Immediately. Enquire at WILKINSON At OELOHRlt/r'S LAW OFFICE, No. 18 Broad street. April 3? _, roth ' BRICK STABLE TO RENT.-A COMMli. DIOTJS BRICE STABLE, with accommodations for horaea and vehicles, can bo hired. If applied for soon. ?2?.JKC1<!uU?,i.,PP1' ou PWmUea, No, 69 OHTJitOH STREET,- weat aldo,- naar Trodd. . ' . T' April ll fpO RENT, RALF OF TUE HOUSE HO. 9? X KINO STREET, with nae of a fins cistern. Tor further paru culara, inply on the premise* ' April 17 "'." I J.j, TO RESIT, A IIOIIHI1 j IN ISLINGTON Court. Thia House baa four square rooms, i dress ing-Toora and pan try, double-piara as to BO nth. i kitchen and good cistern, with a largo loL Poatoaslon olvan by theISth Inst, Apply Np. 83 WAflHTNOrONiBTEEET. May U_\ I . 2 TO BB RENTED FROM TUB FIRST* OF H Jon? xtnUlttie ttrtt of NovemborJ? HOUSE contain? ing eight rooms, besides pantry, bath room, store room and attic. Tho house la furnished throughout! thara ara largt aVxvtann ods tiona for?rvanta,' ana three daRghtfol ptaazaa running the whole length of the bniMlngTTcltai tod m Wentworth street it wjlj Reconven?an t for biud neso, and will be rented low lo tn approved tenant. Two competent servants may be secured with the establish menu Apply at thu office. f. 2 . ; May ll TB ??^.A 8TDR? AND DWEL Ko- *w T? ??e?t- Apply at No. 190 KINO STREBT. _ Maye 'RENT, A 'KEW i AND ' WELL FIN X IBHED two aila a half itory BRICK HOUSE, alt ustod in TTumbo Plaoe, near the corner of Broad and KntljvtfTA MIT-^VID MnLlnln. A ?_1__?_ rpo RENT, THE STORE No. 80 EA BT RAY, X at present occupied by B, A A P. Caldwell. Pos? session given lat October next. Apply at the office of GEO. E. PBITCHET, North Atlantic Wharf. "?T8 / .W?D8 rilli N T, A VERY PLEASANT ROOM, situated in ? healthy part ot the city, at a very mo? derate prloo. Tor part!culara apply at No. 13 WENT WORTH STIaBBarTv, ; i .2*7 "i ... .. "atoyll T> RENT, THAT DK SIR VII r,K STORE formerly occupied by Mr.' A N. Cohen as a Clo liing Blore, two doora above George street, on tho northeast lids: alao, tho upper part of the house may bo haul willi the ?tore. Possession given on the first diy of May. To a good and responsible party tho reel will bo moderato. For further pirti culara, apply to P. EPSTTN'S, corner King and Wentworth atraula, andar MMonln Hau, i Wi April ie ';!.. j??? BOAHPJNQ BOARD OF THE BEBT KIND, WITH OR without room a, can pow be aecured. at very reason abj*?1^- " .OOJ tamUP Vi 3 ST. PHTXJP STBERT, com tr Boiufaln Bierce t April 80 HATS ANO. CAPS. ? STRAYYJATS. M NOW READY, A LARGE VARIETY TO 8BLEOT FBOU: , . .,, MEN'S WHITE, BROWN AND BLACK LEGHORNS . Hen's Wide and Nan ow Brim Panamas, Canada, Psdal, Dun?Ublo and Manilla Hals ' Boya'. Dre-?. School and Tard Hali-60o. to S1.S0 , Common Btnws, by the dotan, $1.60 io 13 a decani ; .Waite and OolorM Snakora-36a Ene.- > Extra Wide fi tran gabi" 60c.. to SI a place, sui Ublo for the Islands. .: j STEELE'S' "DAT HALL," i No. 818'FJng airest,' .. ?*y?/i'(>'.? wm?. ? Blgnof ths-'Bl? Hat,",. ; M; M; QUI?1V, |.[| Wholesale & Retail D?al?r? Ki - ? . ' 11 IA??WI?. i? , , O00HS. Pi^I01>ICALSf; ( % NE W B PA PE II B, HT AT I 0 il K HY, ETjfX L''?* '' " tt?! ' 8?y' KINO BTHEFT f fj'ir iii ''-iftippedUfAimrtmtV'';? Charleston, Q. S. Tbs LATEST ISSO?l cf the Press always on hand, t Bubaortpticma received ind doods dali varad or tots I r^VJILIS & CHISOLMir i jMt&% 'm?itiv?vv) . t? S HI PP IN Q AGE NT?.1 ATLAMTIO WIIMUP, O?aulajrtoa, g.o. , %5ob?t M' " ' " ' .; ...!.?..*? * omo/tM .i^JL.nJJ^iM9fiJ-'^ _MEETINGS. 'AtMETTO UL'AHI) CIIABITABLE ABB? OIAIflOH. 4K EXTRA MEETING OP THIB ABflOCLVTION will be held at tho Mssonto Hall. Thti Ermina. at I . clock. A full and punctual attendance ll roqneelod ai melness of Importance will be transacted. Tho arrear Ist will bo read. Dy order. . P. WARBEN McOEE, WI ?_ I_^ Kocrotary P. O. O. A. MARION STEAM 1/1 UK EN?JIMS COU* I _ PANT. A TTEND THE 28TH ANNIVERSARY MEETTNO OF I tY. your Corps, which will bo bold at your Hall, Can- I ion street. TAfi (Monday) Erentnp, 13th Inst, at 7K relock precisely. Pnuetual attendance ls roquostod. By order. H. DE AU bs A Nil. May 13_1_. Boorctary M. H. E. E Po. OUAVOB LODGE NO, 14, A. P. M. A COMMUNICATION OF THIS LODGE* WILL DB I IV bold Th i i (Uondty) Evening at Masonlo Hall, at I o'clock, precisely. . | Applicants for Iho second dorree will pienso altond. Dy order W. M. *f7. A. OID80N, May 13 _ . ? ficaretarv. PPlfiUNDSOIIAFTSBUND. ' A. N EXTRA MEETTNO OF THE SOCIETY WILL BB j IV hold ThU Ermina, at B o'clock. May 13_1 E. PFETL, Bocrstary. MONTH ANNUAL MARGON. CH" ARLESTOP FIRB ENGINE COMPANY. .' " | THE MEHUKR3 WILT, ASSEMBLE IN UNIFORM. (FalUrue Caps) at Market Wharf, To-lforrcne (IVu- j fay) stamina, Hih lestant, at 7 o'clock. Do punctual, aa Ike boat will ICSTO prcclsoly at Iii o'clock. I Byordtrof taaPreMdeht. . GEORGE McLBAN, May 18 ..3 ? - ...Secretary. 80UTU CAUOLINA SOCIETY, "K. OTICE IS HKREIJY GIVEN THAT ON TUESDAY 1> HUI instant, tho Arrear List will, bo read the 1 third tima, and the rulo excluding all members whoso arrears ara not thou paid, will bo cnf.rood; ! ' .. . EVAN EDWARDS, Treasurer, May 18 m tul Contar Broad and East Bay atroeta. AMUSEMENTS, E THE AMATEUR REGATTA CLUB VX/TLL BAILA LUCE TO-MORROW. THE 14TB INST., TY loatiog Soulhera Wharf sk 3:30 P. M. 'All persona doalrous or puUolpatlug la tho raes, moat cuter their boals on or before Monday, lath last. . May 13 . .... ? : ALPERT O. BTONE. THE FLORENCE FUIR. ! run : LADIES OF FLOHENUH, REoPJEOTFIXLLT IN* JL ' VITE mo rubUc lok FAIR which will be ; hold In tho Msaonlo Lodge, on tho. loth, 16th and' 11th or Mar, Ibo proceeds of which will bo dovotod -, to benevolent ob? jects. The Fair will opon on tho morning of the loth. at 10 o'clock. On tba nlght'of tbs loth thara will bo a series of TABLEAUX and CHARADES; on tho night ot the 11th, a CONCERT. No ono uood stay awayfor, fear or being Imposed on. There will be no EXTORTION. No article will be sold for more than you can purchaso elsewhere. Tonn? of Admission to tho Fair, 23 couta. Admission to tba Tableaux, SO cents. Admission to tho Concert, 60 cents. A. E. BROWN, .Bocrelary of Ladles' Fair. April M ; _M? LOST. LOST, YESTERDAY AKT KU NOON, SUP? POSED In M outing street, near BL Michael's Uourch, a GOLD BREAST PIM, with a cross through tho centro. Tbe Under will bo rewarded by leaving lt at THIB OFFICE. . , ??: -1 . ; ? May IS LOST-A HULL TERRIE!*, YELLOW ANO whits, a number of scars on laoo, answering to tho name ot Jack. A reward of $10 will bo paid to tba par? son returning thia do? to Maj. Oon. D. K. SICKLES. May ll , FOR SALE. FOR SALK-A D A11-RO O M WITH over} thing uocesaary to carry on tba business, ia a good locality, and now doing a fair business, or tho placo will bo rented without tho contenta, walch la sui ta? bla for s grocery, fruit or other business, and la central? ly located. Apply st this office._3_May 13 FOR BALK, ON ACCOUNT OP DEPAR? TURE from tba etty, the ?tock and tnloroal in an catabllsbed FLO U il, HAY AND O HAIN STORE, do? ing a saf? and paying business; ia situated in tho boat Location in lb? city for tho businoaa. Inqnlro of lbs proprietor, JOHN DINNS, No. 310 East Bay. Apango TAKEN UP. ASTU AV COW AT Till!: T1IIIEE NILE HOUSE-Tba owner can have her by proving pro? ving property and paying damages and expenses. May 13 ie INSURANCE. ?yr.inilion ^ovfov^unjv Ccbenf.Serfidjenntgen, fllttr'.Tlrtlcr.uir.itn, ti., in einer ter btflen tin pail tu tc) Canad (ber Jtnideibodn,) teeldje auf g t g t it ( t i 11 0 e n 9lu(cn iegrllnbtt ip, teforgt ia ten ma'filjptn Pr?mien. Srammlrcnbet tlrjl, STJm. nffetbcrtt, 3>r. ?. $. JecOert. . Ode ftiag uab Slarreirtragr. January 15_'_tufrimo FIRE IND MARINE INSURANCE. MACBETH & R1VENEL Corner East Bay and Exchange St., NEXT OLD PO3TOPFI0E. RISKS TAKEN IN THE FOLLOWING RELIADLE FLRT-CLABS C0MPANT2B : CAPITAL AND ASSETS SIX MILLION DOLLARS I LOSSES PROMPTLY ADJUSTED '.' . , >. ? AKD- . ? ?. i, ? ; Paid in Charleston. MARYLAND IN BUHAN OE COMPANY, of Balilmort,. Maryland. ' .. ?'?' '* i MERCHANTS AND MECHANICS' INSUBAr?OB OOM, P ANY, of Balttmoro, Miry Und. ,,, . ..'.'.'.;<.':! ' . "'| ASSOCIATEDFIREMEN'S INSURANCE. COMPANY | ofRainmore,Maryland. ' . .'.' il HOWARD INS uRANCE COMPANY, of Baltimore. NATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY, bf Del timare. : STANDARD INSURANCE COMPANY, of New Yurt YONKERS AND NEW YORK INSURANCE COMPANY, j Nsw York,,' ' . ... ni } !"" IN HU HAN OB COMPANY VALLEY OY VIRGINIA, Winchester?, Virginia. ' I GULF STATE INHTJRANCE COMPANY, of Tmllahiaaoe, Florida. ORIENT MUTUAL MARINE INSURANCE COMPA? NY, of New Zerk. .. .>.'" ' ' 1 "|j'J ?7. Il AVENEL MAOB '.TH..II, H A VE N E L. Jr. April 10.' ' wnn2aao:>.-. ' . QUEEN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, ' LIVERPOOL AND LONDON. CAPITAL'....,'........*I0,O0O>0OO lit ?OLD. ? ,.ir-.. . AP?tYTO ("; V?? y; ,. GIBBES & "CO.', Ajgent?j, . ' NO. i'o ADQEB'B SOUTH WHARF.' BOOTS AND 8HPE8. ; .. ' ?TUST &ECE?T?D ? ,j ? ... THU LATEST STYLES OP . ? . Boots and Shoes, ' And aire offered ot tho lorrat m-rkBt priiiw by ti II. O'NEILL di HONS; i..|i' . . ' No. ?15 KIMO STTIEET, near Georgo. March? I . >' . '., towihabs jag . f- . ?". ?- ? . ; I SSWINS MACHINES. THE LATEST IMPROVEMENT IN SEWINO- MAGlxiNES | Is Pallor & Banmm'H TIICK-CREASKR -AND SELF^SEWER ., ?TOJUBIHBI?.' ' . fTUIIfl ATTACnUB?T IS AUTOMATIC, AND MBAS JL UR KS, cr??tes, and auch ea tucks at .ona operaUon, wllhouk guiding with tho hands. Alao for sale, SEWING MACHINES OF APPBOVED PATTKHNS, st low price?; SCISSORS- SHARPENERS, NEEDLE THREADERS, NEEDLES'(all Mada); OIL, TOOLS AND FITTINGS, a KP ALBINO AND 1?MVSOVZNO ' ATTENDED TO. Ab USUAL. ORDERS BY MAIL PROMPTLY FILLED. ; . :...-.,ii / .... I.<DI B.HASBLTON,: ,. . No. 331 King atrc.t, corner Liberty. April 1 tuwOino. '?'.'.''.^HE liADIES* - M^TUA^ Atp AjSSO???TI?Nj' i Tj'AVHfQ ON HAN 0 A LARGE BUTt'LY ?Y BEADY* AJL MADE CLOTBTNO,'suitable for QanUsmen, La lisa and Children, and Wing dojdroua of dimlafahlnM our 1 tock before thu ?c?Acm advances too far. We would otoe aaUr draw th? titan noa pf ynbUerte warda the rsdno. tlou .Which Will ba mada In our prlc?. for tha .next twp 3?Uu^ waa^Ofomdate.. elli J J. j; ru'. s>u??../* i J; "..lAxsptya?,*?';,,, .. -> : . naJei,DWiWrTOBYj i ? iannary?' ' " .-'i .". -:.We>.ai|C?iajxasa?jittesAT' i NO. 108 T/IAKKET Wt,] i TUST ?Mam** .?.->.. ... *.. ' - .'.;.. . . ? i : AL th s MOBTBXY MAtUXQ. LS, V?3KXY PAPE DAII^ tcmstajqy ca hand, and aaba^peloeia C'nlsn-i frota tba tMarotry r*mT>eetfcIr? aottdiad. ^laOTit.. ; : MNANOIAl._ GOLD! GOLDI GOLD! WANTED. GOLD, SILVER AND BANK BILLS BONDR. STOCKS AND COUTONS CITY OF SAVANNAH COUPONS MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD COUPONS CITY OF COLUMBIA BONDS STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA BONDS NORTH EASTERN RAILROAD BONDS AND COUPONS. Highett price* i lld for tho ibo To liy j ANDREW M. MORELAND. Moy 13_3__lirokor, No. 8 Brood ilrect. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA HILLS RECEIVABLE. errr OF CHARLESTON BILL RECETVABMS. For salo by L. D. HANKS, May 13 1 No. ll Broad street. FINANCIAL. SSQUIRED. THE USE OF 8600. FOR THREE months, on good security and payable In.monthly t?menla. Any person wishing to ad raneo tho same on tho aboTo terms and at a lair rato of interest can ad dress A. Z.. City Pott Office._1?_Klay 13 BONDS, STOCK, &c. BONDS, ST?CK AND SECURITIES OF ALL KINDS, auto, ! DANK DILLS bought at blgbost price, by ANDREW M. MORELAND, Broker, April IT wflnimo No. 8 Broad .brett. COPARTNERSHIPS. fTinX 1 FIRM OF FINLEY A CAMPBELL, LATELY JL ongaged in the Tinning and Flambing bu sin ess, ls hereby dissolved by mutual consent. All debt? das by the lat? Firm will bo paid Dy Mr. Campbell, to whom au psraona Indebted to said Firm will please ma':o payment. THOMAS FINLEY. . THOMAS CAMPBELL. Charleston, May 11th, 1867._8 ?lay 1? COPARTNERSHIP. WH HAVE THIB DAY ASSOCIATED WITH US MU. OTTO F. WUST ERB. The business will hereafter be carried on ander the nama of MULLER, NIMITZ k | CO. WERNER MULLER. . ., , . ADOLPH NIMITZ. Charleston, B. O.. April 29, 1807. REMOVAL. . fjlHE UNDBRHIONED HAVE REMOVED ,THEIR JL Wholesale Grocery, Bira and Oommisalon Business Irom No. 30 Venduo Rango to No. 181 EAST BAY. fdUI.LbTt, NIMITZ ti CO. Oh?rletton, April 39,1867. mwfS May 8 DRY GOODS, ETO. SILK CLOAKS JU8T OPENED A VERY EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT of BILK and LADE COVERINOS of latest styles and j of roceni importation, very reasonable at ILOUIS COHEN, No. 248 KING STREET. DRESTGOODS" bl thia Una will bo fund tho latest Novelties In Cold.. I and Black SILKS. GREN ADINES. POPLINS, LENOS C HALLI ES, POUT DaOHEVRES. Plain and Figured I BAREOES and MALANOES for traveling. ALEXANDER'S RID GLOVES. A ftut aaaortment In Sbadea' and Numbera of tho GENUINE ALEXANDER'S KID GLOVES, logolhex with many other popular makes, very reasonable ALEXAN? DER'S BEST KID FINISHED SILK GLOVES ar d Lisle Thread for Ladles, GeDla and Children, also an eaten I alva assortment of LACE MITTS. WHITE GOODS. JACONETS. COTTON CAMBRIC8. MULL, NAIN? SOOKS, French and Swiss MUSLINS, in plain, striped and plaided, toge th ar with a apb mild assortment of finest Cambric and Swiss Edging and Inserting*. Thread . Valenclen, Guipure Linen and Cluny Laces In Edging and Inserting. LINEN GOODS, 1,000 dozen L. C. HANDKEROHLFS. good quality at I 13K conta and upwards, full Unca of tho most popular make, of IRISH LINENS, In fronting, Pulow Casing 8-4, V-i, 10-t and li t Sheetings, and an excellent aaaortment I of Whits and Cold TABLE DAMASK, ito., tte, MEN'S WEAR. In thia Una will ba found a rall supply of beat French and English CLOTHS, CASSIM KUES,1 DOESKINS, MELTON CLOTHS, TWE.IDB, JEANS. VESTINGS, sud I UNDERSHIRTS. DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT. In the Dom es tl o Department will bo found a complete I stock ol Prints, Longcloths, Shirtings, Shootings and Pillow Casing, Scotch and Domestic Gingham*, Brown Shirting, Corset Jeana aid Drills, sdi of which wiU be sold at price, that wul defy competition. ?*-An ?arly call la respectfully solicited. LOUIS COHEN, No ?48 KINO STREET, . ' Between Hasel and Market streets. April I ii ? mwf 3mo J, I P. BEST* S?X-CORD CABLED JOHN & HUGH AUCHINCLOSS, BOLE AOKSTS IN NEW YORK, March 6 .v-t-y.; ti u-nta... ..-wiir I wfmM ;y UPHOLSTERY, ETC. TflOIHlS B. plLWICK, NO. 671 Sifl0?,! STREET, \jl70ULD rtESPEaXFUXLi* jj ANNO)tTNOX''?n>) H? t V V . frlenOs and th? public generally, that ho koens tra hand FURN ITU EB ANDBKDDINO'Or all deacnpUons. rurnismis rrmsrsla wi lb Mah og? ny,'Walnut, Cedar and MafUHo Oofflna, .Also, wtth ans Hear*?? and Firs Uo ls**1 OasTtageat, . will attend to disinterring bodia* and trana-) portie, the sarna Personal attendance will bo given af ' ' OAIUIIAOEH for Railroad and Steamboat accommoda? tion, and FURNITURE CARTS, wul be furnished at any Urne, by spply trig st my IdVi-RY STAD LE, No. 5?Cen nonatriet, HttKine.' 1 . . . ' .'"' / ' ? Thankful tor past favors, and hope, by strict attention to business, to mont a continuance of tho same. \ , March 36 . .- ?. . mwf2mo. ,.' lW?^m? SHAHES- I ?ARHISON BARNET, MAN UFA OTU BER AND Of., - FOSTER of WINDOW SHADES, OORN?0R8, Banda? Pin?, Ttirls,. Gimpa. Loops, Corta.' ate.; Whit* and Bog paitan da: No. 13? Wn.LIAM BTRKET, oetwten Fallon and John ?treota, Now York. Store and Omca Shades mada to order. December M "'-. . mwf fimo -'? ?( *. ' S?A; A.r LAMBERT, |! j \ PRODUCE J SOUTHERN AND NO ETHE CN ORDERS FILLS? OH ? ? f COMMISSION. . ;. , . Office of john P. Newklrk, , No 137 READ B-H Tit A'A' T, C?RNER HUDSON, ? .' ieraj-w YOKP. ' ' -'; *4- AffOncy lor EXTON'H PREMIUM TRENTON CRAUKKft?. AU order? Bent will bo promptly af end ul to. Brno. TWV?tnl*r IA JOHN IZ AK I) MIDDLETON, SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANT BO. 7 HOl-TTI ST RE KT, BA LT I MO_R E, M d. T) ARTICULAR ATTENTION TO BALE OF COTTON, XT Bice and Soutar rn Prod ure, and Purchase of Grain Guano and Plantation supplie*. Liberal ad ran caa mads on conahjrunfinta. ' .t I. -* -OJ BarrTtasxT* M taara. Lambert G itu nra & Go.,-.Bal ti? mor?; Porcher ft Henry, Challe*ton; Cohan, Haaek*) ft Co., Char leaton ? J. D. Aiken at Co., Charle* toni Ocnr din, M*llhlw**n ft Co., Savannah) Du vant * WeplesL Ka? nannah ; Btovsll ft Edmonaton, Auguttai Fisher at Low? rance, Columbia, 8. c. ? Mayes ft Martin, Nowoarry, & O.I James Fagan, E*q., Ohaatar, fl. 0. , . February 96 . . : - mthaVao Havana Plan Kentucky State Lottery M0B1UY, EDDY * CO., MANA?EBS. S fwiO DB DRAWN AT; COVINGTON. ET., IST? AND JL '.Doth of each month. Schema, 83,000 ticact* 637 prizes. Whola tickets, tl9| bal rea, KS? qnartars, 84| etabtba, tl .ajn.i .!??.>: ..i - TTX-V .-?iJ? i - ! :.?! licita of .WO. COO 3 Prisca of..?5,000 1 PrU. pf,,..IJ0.0W IV PrH*a of.........81.000 rPrkeof. .'."SW 63 Pities of.?100 IFWieof,..,.... . $1006 166 Priaoa Of. ?OOO 330 Prue* of Ills. MAppwrximlU?PrU?si*0'unt^ _. \ " MII?ClUNEOUS. BOOKS Methodist Episcopal Church South. THE UNDElt*IONED ARE THE AGENTS OF THE Publishing Houu at Nashville, E. J. DAWSON & CO., No. Ibo MEETING STREET. M?y?_ Imo TO SHIPPERS OP COTTON, RICE ANO NAVAL. STOKES. LIBERAL CASn ADVANCES W1LI, BE MADE ON shipment* nf UPLAND ANDREA ISLAND COT? TON, niOE, ROMN, and TOEPENTINE, consigned to our frtoDds ta LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, or ?ny of tho Northorn Cities. J. A. ENSLOW k CO., Maj 13_mtuf_No. 141 East Bay. SPECIAL STATE TAX NOTICE. GENERAL TAX OFFICE, 1 Fros Pnoor linn.DINO. I TTNDER AUTHORITY FROM TUE COMPTROLLER U Genera!, pa rm ont of the State Quarterly Tax on aalea of 8plrltuoua Liquors and Goode, Waros and Mer? chandise, for tho quarter ending Slat March, will bo re? ceived at thia omca until tho 29th day or tho present month. Alter which pei'od elocutions wlU bo laauod aga] rm tan defaulters. This extension will bo nnderstood lo apply only lo Uio payment of tho First Quarterly Tax, ?lt: fur Ibo months of January, Yobruary and March last. FLEETWOOD LAN? EAU, Tax Collector for St, Philip'? and St. Michael's MayJS j i WORD TO THC WISE. VITE, THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING S EC U H KD THE ' VV AGENCY (ur tba Statca of South Carolina, Geor? gia,'Alabama and Florida, for tba sale of the colebrated i English Metallic Roollug Paint, take pleasure to ann ann deg to thu clUrone of Charles? ton, that wo are preparad to REPAIR AND PAINT uaw or old COPPER TIN, ZINC OR IRON ROOFS, lu a aub atantlal manner. ... , This Paint will protect Metallic Roofs Ircin corroslou, and wo WAR A MT OUR WORK FO lt SIX YEARS. As wo WUT remalu la this elly bat a Rhorl tims, we would nrgo tlioao dashing to avail tho bunefit of oar work to send In their orders ss carly as possible. Our Mr. JOHNS i N will canvass tho city for tho pur? pose of soliciting orders and effecting contracts. Ordore loft with GEORGE W. WILLIAMS A Co., to whom wo refer for particulars respecting the merits of our Paint, or at tho Pavilion Hotel, will re?oive prompt attention. ' JOHNSON & FOYLES. May 18 ,, ' '. , ._13?_ FUN FOR ALL! TTVULL INSTRUCTION BT WHIOH ANY PERSON, 1} malo or female, oan mas Ur the great art of Ven? triloquism by a fow hours* practice, making a world of fun, and altar becoming experta themselves, can leach olhors, thomby making lt a source >if Income. Full In? struction:! Bent by mali for SO cents. Balts fae lion guar? anteed. Address P. O. Draworat, Troy, N. Y. May 1?_lyr PHOTOGRAPHS FOR THE MILLION ! ! IWILL BEND, POST-PAID, 80 PHOTOGRAPHS OF the moat celebrated Actors for BO cents; 60 Actresses for 50 ccu tn; SO Union Gun orals (or SO cents; (?0 Ilebol Generals for SO conta; BO SUtesmsn for 50 cents; GO beau? tiful young Ladles for SO canta; SO nno-iooking yoong Gentlemen for Ml ecu's; 0 largo Photographs of French Dancing Girls, lu ccu tumo, beautifully colored, exactly aa they appear, for SO coats; or for GO costs, (1 ol tho moat beautiful Lodiea or Uto Parisian Ballot Troupe, as Uley appear In the play of tho Black Crook, at Nlblo's Garden, Now York. Send all orders to P. O. Box 1T7, Troy, N. Y. May 13 '_'__ tit A. J. BURKE'S ?jux/ liiiiiuiiu Ul lilllie MEETING STREET, NEXT TO MILLS HOUSE, UP STAIRS. EVERY DESCRIPTION OF JOB PRINTING, SUCH aa PAMl'HLKTS, HELL HEADS, CIRCULARS, LABELS, OABDS, Ac. atc, Ac Executed willi dispatch and on reasonable terms. Maj ll a CLOTHING. A. S.HULL, Ag't., MERCHANT TAILOR, HAS REMOVED TO NO. 70 BBO AD STREET, NORTH I BIDE, BETWEEN MEETTNO AND OUUhCH, whare ha will be glad to see his old f rienda and custom? ers, an 1 has in atora a full assortment of CLOTHS, COATING, OAS8IMBREB and VESTING 3 of avery va? riety, whian nt> vii) mako up to order at aa low pi lees as any sjmilar oaUblUbmen;. , I..'. .'.. "'..".. ? ...!.'.AMT* A FULL AB8?B.TMHNT OF FURNISHING GOODS FOB GENTLEMEN'S WEAR. M. JNO. T. FLYNN (formerly of O. D. Carr St Co..) will superintend tho Tailoring Department aa usual, and will give bia, especial alton hon to Cutting Garments, and atavfnj and Trimming. , j i ii ; >. H.t. ..^.-l?i''-laf.;< . ?*?*..*?. ' ;. * ?Iii sai ut., oit; >I'MU6 ;?J? ..'.?v.-f. . i r.i .;. ... I iiaMstttiM ! t -.i , i . . I ,,..,:."., ,.?,-.?; . "..?..???? -i ..""?'?I', toil) ' r,., MayJl,-,, ; ... i ,i ?? ? 2mo* ^ptVP (^ormNG. rtuHiu* tad 1? lida ?i??ii?::? .-< ? .. simm "M??cWlkw^?iM^^ .i'!tli!?i!niM'' lt ".?"' ' i?n.in.. . ' .iii." . . . . PIERSON & CO., 'l?o!" 06^ IL\-^^%TREETJ OFFER Tnkt .HAL.ANOK 'OF THEIR STOCK OF READY-MADE 0 LOT III N G al Whole sala or BetaU, at very low prices, to City and Country Trade, corupria tag every variety pf SPRING AND BUMMER GOODS. April ar _? ?- . , imo VJA^ES -McCORtiiiCK, -.. 1 wac,JAUH AMS aarraTi, DHUS nt J . CLOTHS,. CL^SIllERfiS, ;AND - VBSH? ?)Jsjma>y-,?a,i " ..graosy-I . OHABLTSTON.'S.'O, . AWTIOS PiR?TS ! A^N?TON TABENT8! I your stisr.Hon. Call and examina. Wa will take plearare lo stow and tell them. 'j"J"..? STORE. (^?|?LE & CO., ,1 MTJDLLK OF THE DLOCK. . 'April 8? , lao' .Enosrp M yictorU Hotel Rango. ?RjURT, WHIT? &IO,, MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS ^?^^^^^ .... ......Vj u.O. JiltSaJ...i-'-' COARSE CLOTHING, ? i MERIGAN EXPRES 0 B D lld) I NO, NOS. M, ST, 69 ?\. andSl, Hudson sUe'elt near Duaua, New York. ' T. F. CAR UART. . .'. " "." ' ?' W. H. WHITFORD. . . . H?,.:.. . . ? J. a VAN WAGKNEN. . ^^seen^sr^U^^w^^^^BA^rtTOH^^^ ?3 J, OYS IOS CHLEE OT DETTOTIVER, 1 mux* saf? A ?KS'? Kt Wi ,L ?o ..o:.|;?'..ili?iol5Til5.vr7u?T-aXfTr, HXNDBJOXS, }? Mrr?? I'^c >q*> b ? Metali andChh?fof DtAsxrhTB?. hi ooUlri MM " ^iitiao-^H^ <^i. ?uiaiu*. .. ?* ? ? i STTiAM OAS ?rtTKE ABD PX.UMBKBL tym? AHB ORXaJtlUrTAL Ott YTXTUBBB, OJ? tes* ?^WSB~?* dssssssssssssssrssBSSsaess>sssvsjasBBtstas|Aass>UlBS GROCERY ANO MlSCELtANlP?S CORN! CORNI CORN ! " 1 O Olin PK?i^W PRIME WHITE MARY ?iyJtXJy,y M*? ILLINO COHN, tn bulkana In laclui, at Claunson's Elovalor. For ?alo by ....., , STE.-nouai:* co.. May a_ 1 No. IIOEaaUlay. COHN ! HAY I OATS li 7000 CORNFr*H PIlIME WHlTli MILUNa 1000 bushels primo Yellow Corn, Also, 1000 RALES PRIME EASTERN AND N. lt. HAY. 1000 buahola primo Oata. For ?ale by JOHN CAM PS EN * CO.. No. U Sinket Btrcrt, opposite Stato nlreot. _M?y 13 ? SHOUYDKRS, HAMS AND C. MID DLE?. 1 Q HUHS. SHOULDERS IO 1" buxoa Shoulden T tlu con llama H boxea Cumlicrlaud Middies, budina per Palcou and Patapaco. For a do fow by LA?REY * ALEXANDER. May 13 3 CORN ! CORNI CORNI 1 iifsf. BUSH ELS PRIME WHITE MARYLAND JL\J\J\J COHN lu ?toro and for aalo by , " ," H. F. BARER * CO., M?y 18_1_ No.jOCumbcrla-.d street, FLOUR ! FLOUR ! CONSTANTLY ON HAND A 8UPPLY OF 8UPEB. EXTRA AND FAMILY FLOURS, freshly ground, received per steamer weekly direct from tho mill?. It AVENEL * CO., East Bay and Vandorhorat'a Wharf. ApTM 17_wfmlmo ? GA HO.VE H'M ANO PLANTER'S POTA. TOES and oilier vegetables, purobaahod in any quantity at blgbost Cash markot ratea, by I HOPEiNB, MCPHERSON * co., May 9_th ruling_North Atlantic Wharf. SHINGLES ! SHINGLES ! ! ' 8HINGLKSIM UAilA PRIME SHINGLES FOR SALE BY .UUO BEHLING & TIENCKEN. M"y jj_S? ?i _Lynch street. SIDES, SHOULDERS, HAMS, FORK, die. 4IT HHDS. PRIME a B. BIDES rf 33 hhilH. prlioo Rlbbod sidon lt hhd*. primo Western Shoulden IB bbls. Now York Pig Hame 30 Shis, prime Mesa Pork 30 tea. pure Leaf Lard I 30 buln. No. 1 Mackorol 30 half bbl?. No. 1 Mackerel ) 300 boxea Smoked Herrings ? In alora and for Bale low by 6 JEFFORDS * CO.. I May f_ No. SO Vendue Range. I LEA & PERRINS'! CELEBEAT?D T WORCinWE SAUCE. PRONOUNCED EXTRACT B*" \ri ot a I*'1*1 tram a CONNOISSEURS il "KDICAL GENTLEMAN IE J at Madras, to his TO na TBS om.! .afSt'Sfct Brother st , ,, ?SMKJT? WORCESTER, May, Good Sanco !2M.\518s,? ?^lH1^ "Toll TV! * pRIi. AHDAPPUOADUl ^^-ITUNS Ulai their SAUCE i ajWi''.' I ls highly esteemed in In " T?S??^ jdla,andis,lnmyopinlon, EVERY VARIETY gigbl Crasis OP DIBIT. *-iyfa,-8MJ0E U,,t " Tho aiieccas of thia moat delicious and un ri val lol coe diiuont having canned many unprlnuplod dot .era to apply the nemo to A>uriouj CompoumU, tho P-jnuo li TttptctfuUy aud earnestly requested to coe that tho name of LEA * Pasaras aro upon Uio WRAPPER, LABEL, STOPPER and DOTTLE. Manufactured by LEA ck FURR1IIS, Woxoestor. JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS, NEW TORK, AGENTS FOR THE UNITED STATES. October 19 _ im wi yr Glu, os a Remedial Agent. GIN, AS A REMEDIAL AGENT. HAS BEEN Di FA VOR willi the profession for a Tory long period, bu owing to tho dl?U ulty of obtaining a pura article, it hu fallen into dlsuao in many sections of the country, muni to tho regret of medical mon, who consider lt almost i speclflo lu very many diseases. For all casca of Orate! pure Gin, if administered under professional guidance will certainly work a cure; and if Taken aa o preventive acting, aa it does, on Ute Aonaitlve membranes, lt cleanse tho parts so aa to remoro all possible isodlmo&t. Admin islerod In tho nomo v**y, it will prevent tito formation t Oaicuti, and do awe with those terrible opcratloni therefore, so n oceana ry for Iholr permanent remora Oin ls of incalculable benoni to fomalea in thom disease so pocuUar to the FOX. and from ita tonic, aa wcH as it anodyne properties, lt la frequently superior to iron bark, or oven th e electrical remedies. In caaes of a post tire tendency to rhVtint. or Consumption, Gin, In prop quanttUwi, by supplying or tilling up the constant dylni out of tho natural tiro of tho system, wiU often oatireh. ward off that awful disease, which canica oil ono-clglitl of tbo population of tho United Slates snnually. Pur Gin bas thia peculiar advantage over other di(Tuslbl stimuli, that lt exhilarates without creating any thirst o an unhealthy character, lt soothes while if also oxdtes and la a powerful nervine aa well aa an activo tonic ..titMUM;i-irs OLD i.o.vixw DUCK. Oin poaseaes BB tho quanti es that can bo desired for the high eat and noblcat use of aU wins? dr liquors. Ila (ngre dieute axe tho distilled Juices of carefully selected grains made delicately pungent and cavoroua with the eromeU Une turo of tho Jumper Berry. Age baa mellowed al these mingled aromas, and given an exquisito mil du eas a mnooth. oliy body-land an simost floral odor to th? liquor, which rendora lt delicious to tho so naas, of sm el and tasto alike, whilo ita sparkling liquid parity leave? lathing for the eye to desire. ? '. "Tho writer must remark that Mesare, A TM. Donna m At Co. merit the gratitude of the entire medical prc faa alon, aa weil aa tho world ai large, for ha-ring introduce* a atl ninian t f such un exceptionable, purity and uneqoivo g 1 Dower, beth as ? pravcnUve and curative agent, and i harmleaa exhilarative beverage."-CAnnteal Journal ant Medical Oautte. .. tra,memo? j .? :i January 33 TO TAX PAYKOBi '". V. ' flliiE FOLLOWING OBDI?AfTOE IS PUKLI8HED JL for the information of eli persons concerned: ur uximtuci TO atrtrtfrJ AH oaurSibcs TO auna amp. VMS* ron True TXA* lftst; xrrri rd> nt ti ira v uaron ra. ?'Bo lt ordained by ihe Bdajoxand ?Mermca In City Council aase nbled, That all taloa payable u'ruler the Or? dinance to raise supplies for the Vcar 18671 and for other purpose*, ba paid on or before tho i?th day pt June next: and that persons who shall make default of paarment of their taxea on that day, ahaH pay, in addludW to tha sjmount of their taxes, .one and a half per cen _ per mouth unUl tho 31.t day cf July, when, lt not paid, an amdunt of two perl cont, por ift??lh nuco tho amount ?Sto*?? .h*el|bo SEH? UMt 100 s*'1 day .of August three/per cent, per month on th? amount of taxes duo ahaH bo paid until payment of tn? whole amount ia made. i-JIL That aB persona whd neglect er fall to pay their monthly taxest on or before th* flrteenth day of each month, shall reipectrroly poy on'th? amounts th cr M f twp per oont per mouth from ?rich.-: fifteenth day. until payaient ia made. . .,. (jvuti .?ii itt. :.\ " Relined in City Council, thia aevanihi day. cif Hay. tn tho year of our Lord one thousand phtht finndrod and ' Wt Mbam, aeak ot onWcii.-v -, ; tko ,,,'Sly ? '^.n r'?iu ?JUOIAJaaTlB.i.i?; ?.HKIIIU.!;. ' fXUIB F O LLO WTN? ? ) 10 R D IN A NOB IS ' 1^*B LDJHKD JL .JOT the informailon of an ooi.o?ftisd < ' ouT ?T" AX our. i ?an IE TO aro?.'.ai-a tiiv ' clxx*k?tt{ ?r'?^TITJ, , IxRO H Ordained by tho. ktayrr .?aa 'tldeftn-ji ihat frum and siter tho ratification ot this Ordl?iaaoo, it ahaU not be lawful for say person tot clekrnae ac.Rmovs th? ?P?t^a.ofT?T? Q,LS5Tta? ,vtlWxr^*,IiSl5l.of the aty, wllhout having previ?na? o>^eAa.Upaaae for tha earns; ?R tach Ucensos to'expiro'.'qa'lha a^iDacembaz Of ?very yftar, and bo Bubjoct to ?UV fo^ulremeaUim nos? ed by Ordinances regulating the gr?liUng otr^aaa? for Drays and Orti. ..-TT" ? Tj[TTtf ,rna)7.'"?r~""' t?. That the aaa of Barreta ln< open OarU and Wasons is prohib? lad. tad partUaa^plyir4r tenchas wUib^re qiurod Vj provide olosod Oaxta smtahra mr thA purpose. Umtionto do snell work dariag^wuratag nlghtt In the Low?Wards such report to bsfcid? tol?a Maialaoard Hocao, tn the Upper Warda lo Upnor'OuAr?Hqttsi IV. The place or places for tho rtirrioait of such offal ?hall bo tleeignated from Um? to tims by the Mayor ?J V. Evtry, owner or driver of sue h Licensed Carter ?ny ottirx person who shall Violate cay Of thaprOTiatcna of thia Ordiaaiioo. qr shall. neo tact ,ar refuse to observa the emma, or any of thara, aha?. forje!? and pay for each orronoo a ano not to exceed twenty-Bv* dollar?, to bo en. '^,bytt?Mayo?Ia his Douri, o"rycove^ffany Other Ooort of competent JuriadleUon;,' . . t Ratifted rn City Connell thia aevanth dU cf '? May. tn tba year of our Lord ono thousand uight hundred and alx ly-aovan. . c.-. ir: < TTT.rl?" T~ l<-tln "_ P. O. GAILLARD; W.H. SMITH, In I 533 . ' M?yor ? . . Clerk of Coan cu . gmo . ... ???y jo / PUDLIO sort CK. r r~~ OFFICE OF CITY TB?A8DBT, I P. UBLIO NOTICE IS BEHEBT QIVK^TIIAT'UN?JER tho followina.Ordinanco Bccnaea have been propared for delivery from lal? Offloa. Il OM c. ??SBTOMA4 sw&ftii Sf U <H&'i}? 2? ?^^A^^in cy? Oow,ciia,,embleJ That froinUnd after the first day of January, lice naos shan be taken out tor aU carts, dian and wagons, osad far private and dom estie porpoaaa. In tba same manner, and according to tho aime prov!shins now of force la relation to cart?, drays and wagW ix i or driven Jbr hire, ?xcapt giving benda, And each such Off^Arajr or waaoa, sholl be providad with a badge eon ?&???J??vn*n?a& tb*r?t' ?>d marked. PrltatTi to ba placed on tba ouWJo of tha abaft. ;,.-, . ,. i?t?l Bro. 3. No person shall bs taken by th? Tnaawxror aa rarely to any bond under tho Oiulaonca conwvnln : ll ???1 other cardin Baa 8. The loUowing shall hereafter be tho raUs for Ucepaca fbrtmhUfl and private carls, dray*. Wagons, Ask taeludjnc tba boms or mules used thereof, a*ich a hail be free from other taxation i vlilSOUfTy? ?ntxM au? naavs, ?TO., cai Tuon ?orrau?AD tn ttn auatauaf wsanvaa, voa maa P rax OT oa'ixxjajui?rr. m?a? iso?7 ""V dn* or w*?on? lirawn hy one horse or muX*^^^OTW,^^^.^'^'.ll^ . For oVery bask and carriage with two wtj oali, ?30 For avery hack and oarrlaae ?Uh fbur Wheels, tin wloftw^Si?T ^S*?>. P^ff^^v?- to ?rDPvnaalian. ciiL?7 directly ri (r.a.) w th. ya?, ?f our Lcd^. ihc^i a^hThali CORONER AND MAGISTRATE, TT AS BEMOVBD RD} OFFICE FROM ftivatlaawaa* . ?ic?MA?.r01117808 ^?Z?sr