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(1UJ.1W10N DAILY NEWS, O. lt, CATHCART. EDITOB CATHCART, MoMILLAN ft MORTON, PBOPIUETOnS, No. 18 HAYNE STREET. CITY PRINTERS. TERMS GASH. BIIBSCUIPTICN DAILY-TWELVE MONTHS.$10.00 DAI LT-BES MONTHS. 0.00 DATXY-TlirtEE MONTHS. ?.BO BJ NOLE COPIES.? ctnti SO NEWSDEA I.KHS.3 c c n te NEWS SUMMARY. Colton closed nt Liverpool yestorday at lijo, for W dilling uplnnds. Gold closod in Now York nt 137|; and cotton nt 28c. Twelve thousand oigbl hundred and twenty-six ntoomgo passengers hr. .-e arrived ni Now York pince tho 1st instant, from European ports. Tho incomo of Mr. 11ONNK.II, of tho Now York Xedqer last year, was over *200,000. Ho was foi ov? erly a journeyman printer on tho Hartford Oour PEHE OBATBI and M. JULES FATOE havo boen elected respectively to tho chairs vacatod hy Mesure, DE HAUAMTE and COD IN, in tho Frouch Acadomy. A Miss Lorn, owner of oxtonsivo landed edale, in Scotland, boa ejected oil hor louants from her promises boconeo they allowed thoir wives and (laughters to woar crinoline. PEBSANO, tho coBhlorod, has called out on ad? miral aud two captains for giving ovidonco against bim. Au Italian method of impeaching testimony. There is a young law student in Boston worth $60,000, who pays his boord hy waiting or tho guests at his employer's ostablishmontthrco hours each day. A woman bas Just died at Eronan, in tho Grand Duchy of Radon, at tho ago ot a hundred and tw nty-f JUT. Rho had oxeroisod tho calling of a beggar for upward of a hundred years without lu? ton option. Vhoro is a clorgyman in East Boston who doos SOt want any salary. Hin socio ly has forced lift nen hundred o your on him, but he manages to givo most of it book in different ways. Every seat In his church is takon. 8omo of the Miltoritos prophesy tho end of tho world this month. It is said TUPPEH boa written a, third soties of his "Proverbial Philosophy," and will issuo it this month. If tho last item bo truo there is aomo consolation in thinking tho first may bc. Orders have boon received at tho United 8tatos Armory at Springfield, Mass., for a largo imme? diate incroaso in the production of breech-loaders of tho latest modol. Tho foroo of workmen will bo greatly enlarged, and the old mnskots remod? elled at tho rato of 600 or COO per day. FBOTTDE, tho his tori ni, hos gonn to Spain to make investigations with a viow to future histori? cal labors. It is reported that ho has obtained permission to examiuo tho records of tho Inquisi? tion. CHABLES KINOSLEY edi tu Frazer1 a Magazine during Ur. FBODDE'S absonco. Two American marriages of somo note havo just tolson placo in Europe. Tho first is that of Miss DAVIS, of Now York, aged sixtoon, to a momber of one of tho first Roman families, the Prince Rvs VOM; and the other ?B that of Co te ru DO JEWETT, to Hits HABAD, a German-American lady of wealth mt Frankfort, after a week's courtship. Tho largest blast over made in the Middletown quarries took placo last weok at Kb alor and Hall quarry, with throe kegs of powdor. Fourteen thousand four hundred and twonly-threo (13,423) tons of steno wore thrown out, as muoh as an or? dinary gang of thirty mon could got out in eight months. There was lately on exhibition before the Royal Society in London, a manuscript sermon by COT? TON MATH En, and an autograph lotter, in which he thanks the Society for electing him Fellow; also, tbs agreement of FIELD INO with Mam?, the pub? lisher, for tho copyright of tho first edition of **Tom Jones,' and tho receipt for tho nix hundred pounds paid for the work. Tho steamer illnrr was den troy cd recently by the Indians, about five hundred miles above 3ionx City. Bho hod landed to procuro wood, and while tho crow were chopping, tho Indians surrounded And massacred thom nil. Thoy thon attacked tho bestand succeeded in killing all tho passengers bot two, who escaped. After pillaging tho boat of all valuables, it was burned to tho water's edge. ' There is al a Nashville brewery a mammoth frog, weighing twclvo pounds, which is enpposed to have attained his enormous sizo from tho nour? ishment received from the health-giving berorago manufactured at that establishment. Ho is kept in the collar, with no companions but bis own thoughts, snd drinks his regular allowance of lager with nil tho apparont satisfaction and relish of a portly Mynheer of the olden time. As an illustration of tho perfect condition to which the workings af the Atlantic cabio hos been brought, a Tendon paper mentions that rc: ont ly in the business of thrco entire days, during wbi:b messages woro transmitted containing 24,400 letters (or 48,880 lotteT when doubled for repeti? tion,) the repetitions showed a mistake of only ono lotter; consisting in tho substitution of "Pat tieson" for "Pattcson." Tho Now Y^rk Times says it is ah-oady under? stood to bo the pnrposo of Mr. Davis to set to work writing a book-giving a history of tho s?? cession ciovcmont, tho Southern stmgglo, and his own adventures from December, 1800, to May, 1867. Wo doubt the truth or this report. Yet it may bo truo ; and unruly no one is bottor quali? fied for Ute task of writing a book which Bhall do jundee to Southern motives and Southern meas? ures. A Mr. A. J. GBLFFTTB in engaged in burning water at Rochester. Tho Morning Democrat, after describing tho apparatus and tho procesa, says: "Mr. GniFTTTn ts euthnsiastic, nod hoi fovea ho is inaugurating a revolution. Ho shows tho appara? tus and tba blaze, which ho oin rms to be safficiont to heat the boiler of a thrco-horeo power engine for eight hoars, by burning four gallons of w stor sud ono gallon of any carbon finid, costing from flvo to forty cents a gallon. Ho claims that it can be very easily adapted to kitchon ranges, furnaces, and BO on, without limitation." Dr. M. KATBEULXNO bas lately published a "His? tory of tho Jews in Portugal," whioh is painful reading, Uko tho iii s tory of religious pcrsonutions. Tho most curious portions of thia volume which it contains of the negotiations of JOHN, (lie then King of Portugal, with Popes CLEUEKT VII, and PAUL TU, in regard to tho foroibly converted Jews, or New Christians," as they wero called. To tho honor of th eso pon ti Q's they espoused tho causo of theao unfortunate people warmly, but with littlo effect. Tho persecutions continued until Ibo time of FOIIBAL. The Hit uah nts oro un pop lor in somo parts of Tingland. On Good Friday tho Rev. JAKES HURT, incumbent of a parish near Drldgewatcr, entered the church bearing In his hand a largo wooden croea and followed by tho bell-ringer and a woman Xtamed OOTTET, who has been for some timo past tho solo member of his congregation, A mob of .bout fifty parsons, including a number of oliildron dressed out with colored paper, Boon burst into the church, pelted the reverend gonUomon with eggs, beat tho woman, Corrxv, and toro her clothes to rags, and regaled themselves with tobaoco and auder. Mr. HOBT WOB finally driven to a neighbor? ing house for shelter. A funny matrimonial affair recently occurred near Spirit Lake, Minnesota. A green Justice married throe couples In one batch, and about four weeks afterward discovered that a li censo from tho clerk of tho court was necessary to moko the cere? mony legal, and bo lost no Hmo in informing tho parties that thoy wero still singlo, though thoy had lived together tho intervening time. Tho first couple woro willing to risk tho consequences; the t econ il con nen ted to be remarried; whilo the third, having discovered in each other divers and sun? dry shortcoming'), refused to havo the knot rotlod -being satisfied with ono month of matrimony, ?nd glad to rove rt to single blessedness. Ono of the recent decisions of tho Court of Claims at Washington ia of importance, u Bottling a principle that the Government roust koep the contracts made by its authorized agents, the samo .a individ?ale. A New York firm during tho war received & t?l?graphie order from General FBE Vpvt for flvo thousand carbines, at twenty-two dol?an each. Tho order waa filled, and tho money Sor the first half of tho lot was paid by tho Gov? ernment, For the second half tho Oovorrrmont xofuaod to pay more than cloven thousand dollars. Thia tho firm refused to accept; and appealing to the Court, thoy havo boen awarded tho fun amount of. balance duo on their claim, fifty-eight thousand dollars. ' LAUGEST CIRCULATION.- The DAILY NEWS publishes the Official List of Let? ters remaining in the Postoffice at tho end of each week, agreeably to the following section of the Neu Postoffice Law, a* the newspaper having the largest circulation tn the Oily of Charleston: Hr.onOK A And bo lt farther oooctod. Tba! Ulta of lot- | tera remaining uncallod for in any Poatofnce lu any city, town or village wbero a newspaper shall bo printed, shall lieroaftc. be published on co only In tho nowspsp which, being published woekJy or oftener, shah hare ll largest circulation within rango of dollvory of tho said omeo, tfhT Ait communications intended for publication tn I this journal muni be addressed to the Editor of the \ Daily New?, No. 18 Hayne-strecf, Cliar?eslon, S. C. Business Communications to Publisher of Dally New?. Wc cannot undertake lo return rejected communica- \ lions. AdccrtUemcnts outsit'? af Ute city must be accompa? nied with the casli. CHARLESTON. TUESDAY MORNING, MAY 21, 1807. Jon WoitK.-Wo have now completed our o iii co so .ta to execute, in tho shortest possible j limo, ALL KINDS Ot' JOH WORK, mid wo most respectfully ask tho patronage of our friends. HUMANITY. Wo do not generally caro to reproduco the violent end vindictive language in which, some of tho Northern press Btill indulge. It can minister neither to our comfort nor to our in .orcsl to know that there aro men in whose jcurts hnto can ucver bo quenched. For our part, wc are anxious to do nil that can be done lo restore I lioso relations of mutual good will which can alone sccuro pcaco and prosperity fir I ho future, and not to prevent thc h culi HR and consoling work of limo, Besides, tho tone und temper of tho Northern press liavo been growing Bleadily kindlier nnd fairer. Bul there ls ono notable exception. Tho livening Post is edited by a man whoso hair is grey with the experience of a loug life, to whom Qod has given those largo and genorous sympathies which bcloug to tho poet, and who hos, in thc exercise of ins genius, dollied puro and noblo thought in immortal verse. Surely, if lhere was a man to Thom tho Amcrioan pco plo might lin vu listened for thc cloquont utter? ance of n lofty generosity-for the ? weelplead? ing of thal humanity to which, in all times and nmong all pcoplo, the sorrow of n great and broken renown have been peculiarly sacred that man ought to have been WILLIAM CULLEN BIITAKT. Surely, in all history, tbero has been no scene so full of thoso ead contrasts which touch eren the most stolid natures, than JEFFERSON DAVIS standing as a criminal bo fore Judge UNDEBWOOU, in Richmond. And yet this is Mn. BIITAKT'S comment: Mr. Jefferson Davis will, it is te^ortcd, arrive in Now York to-day. AB it is pqsffelo 'bat onr Jour nul may fall under tho eyes of nome of Lie friends, wo BnggcBt to them tho propriety of urging tho traitor chief to tho most modest domoanor while li<> is hore. Tho public is greatly and justly ont rafrcd at his roloaso; it desired and oxpoctod to eco him brought to trial, and condemned lo tho pun? ishment wbicb tho laws dooroo for snob crimes as his. ?.?...?.< If be id so ill-advisod and foolish as to attempt any public appearance hero, ho will, not improba? bly, excite a publie commotion and tumult. When just laws romain unexecuted, when grott and atrocious criminals aro by tho connivance of tho authorities allowed to escapo punishment, tho sonBO of outraged justice sometimes leads tho pe opio to take mattors into their own hinds, and to doal that juatico which ie denied by the courts and other authorities. Wo do not moan to justify any euoh resort to violence; but wo know that the public mind ls deeply ana painfully oxcitod, not only at tho release of tho leading and most impu? dent and stiff-necked traitor, but also at his shame? less insolenco in coming boro to show bimBOUT im? mediately upon bis liberation. ThiB is simply infamous. And yet this same paper denounces fiercely the riot in Mobile, and claims for Judge KELLT not only the. right to go to Mobilo and speak, but to "use the bit? terest language he could command," and its editor has just written a letter to Oov. FUNTON pleading most plaintively for tho pardon of | k'cTomni, Ihr? gold forger. If suoh were tho general temper of tho Nonh, reconstruction would indeed bc a very idlo world ; but we refer our readers with pleasure to the editorial of tho New York 77MM on Ibo Mobile riot and the speech of | Mr. CRESLEY at Richmond, as better evi? dences of thc feeling of our "countrymen." OUR PUBLIC SCHOOLS. For the information of our readers wo pro? pose lo giro a brief account of what is doing in this city in thc cause of Public Education. We me (lie more encouraged to do this on account of tho taunt ever on tho lips of our detractors about tho "ignorance of thc poor whites of | South Carolina," sud our nllcgcd indifference on tho subject of common schools. Thc prcseut Common School system was in? augurated in Charleston iu July, 1800, tvbon tho St. Philip School was oponed. This sys? tem is not perfect; but it was thought the best within our reach, and many of us remember thc all but in superable difficulties, those of our public men encountered, who stood lu the fore? front of this slrugglo. To W. J. BRNNETT, Esq., perhaps, moro than tb any other one man, Charleston owes these eohools. If they have been successful, if they have conferred upon our rising generation even a modicum of | tho benefit contemplated in their establish? ment, Mr. H., wc feel assurred, will feel him? self amply repaid for all the yoars of arduous labor and unremitting care and nttontion which ho has bestowed upon theso institutions. The name of Hon. C. 0. MEMXIINOER, tho hon? ored Chairman of the Board, is so indissolubly connected with tho Public Schools of Charles? ton that it is unnecessary to do more than sim? ply to state tho fae. tc sccuro ils universal ac? knowledgment. In its main features thc system followed ia these schools is the samo OB prevails in all or? ganized and properly supervised publio schools everywhere. It is only ia minor points that thoy differ; some paying greater attention to certain branches of study than olhors. Where education is under the guardianship of the Stato, as now is the case in overy enlightened country in Europe, and, ia a moasurc, we be? lieve, also in many of the States of thia Union, there is a uniform system; the smiles, school hours, text books, etc., being all presoribed by tho Minister of Publio Instruction. Tho people of tho United States heretofore have almost uniformly opposed such aa organization, miioh in the same spirit and for the name. Tessons, if we aro not mistaken, as make them oppose the establishment of a National Churoh. But sine? we have an Internal Revenue Bureau and aimi- ' lar machino for taking cars of the freedmen; since wo have become reoonoiled to a largo I standing army, and a Radioal reconstruction of tho original Constitution, both of the United [ States and the individual States, we can look forward lo the establishment of a Department | of Education with less of jealousy and appre? hension than was our wont heretofore. Cen? tralization of the Government is already an accomplished fact; and we bavo more reason to anticipate substantial benefit from this ofT-ahoot of it than from any othor. The last Congress laid tho foundation for suoh an organization, in creating a Bureau of Education, to which we were ploased to see tho right man appointed, Mr. Il r.NRY BA ns Ann, than whom no fitter per? son could have beon found to fill suoh a trust. Mr. B. has devoted his whole life, his rueans, and a well endowed mind, with admirable tal? ents for organization, to the oaase of oommon schools. The Buroau at present is nothing but ! amere offioe to receive and dispense informa- ! tren, not clothed with any power. This, how? ever, we havo little doubt will soon follow. Whore education ls not under the entire and exclusive charge of the Government, the great difficulty always has boen, and must continue to be, to proouro suitable teachers. ? system of common schools, without seminaries or nor? mal s oh cols for the (raining of teachers, <s an I anomaly. Though th? System wore- .over so *&'*>'':'.??..?.'<'.i*1 . ' ?>'?.< iv. ;,-.?., v i\ good, And the tozt book? ntl clint could bo de sircd, unless the teachers bo competent, in i chnraotor, habits, nntivn intelligence and ac? quirements for a propor disohargo of thoir du? ties, failure must bo the result. Wo aro glad, therefore, to haTO it in our power lo Blalo that wo believe our Commission? ers have succeeded in making judicious ap? pointments for tho schools under their charge. Mr. HENRY P. Alternat, tho Principal of the St. Philip street school. LOB serve J a regular apprenticeship at teaching. He was vico-Ptin cipnl at tho Friend alroel eohool as long aa that establishment wns In existence, then was elect? ed ono of tho nssiatant teachers nt tho High School of Charleston, whiuh position ho filled nt tho limo ho was elected to his present post. Wo have been several times nt tho St. Philip street school, and bavo como away every tinto with n belter opinion of tho system in uso there, mid tho admirable manner in which it ?B carried out. AB in all other educational establish? ments wo have visited, sinco Ibo clune of the war, College, High School, and Female Souii narics, so hero also wa noticed thc efleet of tho war. It is safe, we bclicvo, lo assume that our youth of both seien, and of every condition, have lost al least two years in Iheir scholastic progresa. Haya, of nu ago and B?ZO who should ho in thc Fifth Header, "through nil thc sums" ia I).ivis, in algebra, Sallust nial Xenophon, now read in tho Third Header, pursuo loug di? vision, or nie beginning to feel their way in decimal fruclions, and know nothing of "gram? mar," save ns it is retailed in chateahctical doses by ono Husum.i, C. SMITH. Thcro aro individual exceptions, of course, but wo bclicvo our statement is correct as u rulo. While this retardation is certainly lo be regretted, it is not necessarily au irreparable losa. Many of tho greatest thinkers on these subjects, who wore, ni or co vor, pi'cclical men, hold that a boy, whoso physical education hits been well oared for, who commences his school education at twelve years of agc, other things being equal, in tho long run usuully has tho advantage over him who begins school nt five or six. Every ono can call to mind instances of this charac? ter. If, therefore, our boya and girls shall, during the next few years, havo tho benefit of regular attendanco al school, taught by good teachors, every Iraoo of this loss will soon ba obliterated. The St. Philip street school has had 7000 pupils on its rosier since July, 180G; when it opened. Tho average attendanco last month was 9?8. The Friend street School opened May 23, 1809, and was burned December 12, 18G1, con? tinued in tho building of tho German Friendly Society until August, 1CG3, when it was dis? continued. Up lo thal time the number of pu? pils enrolled had been 2598. The Girls' High and Normal School of the Slate of South Carolina opened May 23, 1809, and olosed in August, 180 1; up lo which timo the entire number of pupils had been 481. This institution, under tho charge of Mr. F. A. SAWYER, took rank with the very best of its kind in tho land, and its graduates may now be found engaged as teachers in ovory Statu of the South. This school was reopened in Janu? ary last, Hev. H. M. MOOD being the Principal. The average attendance at this school last month was 99. Tho Morris street School opened in October, 18G0, and was discontinued February IS, 18G0. Up to that time it had 3200 pupils. It was un? der the charge of P. F. SMITH, Esq. During 18G1, when all theso schools were in full operation, they had an average attendance of 2073; the maximum being in March of that year, 2G90, with 70 teachers. Tho number ol teachers engaged at present is BO, inclusivo ol 0 connected with the Meeting street school, which is in charge of Mrs. IBADBLLA BLAIU, and last month bad 212 pupils. Tho present buildings aro inadequate lo ac? commodate tho half even of tho children win have been applying for admission; and we ear nosily hope that the Board of Commiasioneri will soon bavo it in their power to put up othei buildings, and thus in?rense the facilities foi common school education to tho full extent o: the publio demand. We feel the importance o this Bubjcct-an importance that cannot bi overrated. Our people must bo educated, ant the education of the Slate, liko the cducatioi of the individual, must commence with th) foundation. Educating from above downwart is a very slow process, as has boen repeatedly and abundantly demonstrated. Thc beginninj must be with the common school, and wo hopi bur futuro legislators will bear this fact ii mind. The present Board of Commissioners of Pub lie Schools for this city consists of tho follow lng gentlemen : Hon. C. Q. MKMMINIIER, Chair man; Hon. HENRY BUIST, Hon. W. 1). POUTEU Hon. W. ALSTON PniNOLE, Hon. WM. S. HENE RY, Hon. C. II. SIMOSTON, and Messrs. P. J COOOAN, FREDERICK lliciiAuns, JUIIN BU9BEZ.L C. M. Kr ii M AN, Wi J. BENNETT, F. A. SAWYER and BE.NJ. LUCAS. WANTS. WANTED, A SERVANT GIRL- AV I UTI PREFERRED-to Wuh End Iron, and nuke hoi .elf generally useful. For particulars apply at No. a WENTWORTH STREET, next to Charleston Erigin Homo._a* _May 31 ARE8PECTABLE WHITE OI ILL, WISH ES a tltuallon to travel with a family, or go In th country. Can do chamber work, can sow or mind cull dren and make herself useful In any way. Ncno nee apply unless going out of the city. Can come well n commended._ 1? May 31 WANTED. A I.OM1RED OI II Iv OR A SET TLED WOMAN to mind a child. Apply atNo. 3 REED STREET._May 31 WANTED. BY A GENTLEMAN, A PUR NIBBED RED ROOM, with or without Boan! with a Private Family. References given. A dd rc ai stating terms, &c, "M. M." Newe O IB co. 1 May 31 WANTED, TO UO IN THE CUUNTRi two respectable young girls. Ona as House Malt tho other as Chambermaid and Boamitreas, or Chamba maid and to attend to two or three grown children. Th best of r?f?renc?e given. Address F. C. at this office May 31 _3? WANTED, A til A I.I F IF. I> WASHER while or colored. Apply this day, at No. 13 Jt PITH STREET, south aide. May 30 WANTED-A SITU A's itAN AS CLERK II SUME GOOD BUSINESS HOUSE. Can keep set of books, collect, and make himself generally usera Tho Oral elly recommendations wiU be given. Addie? PERSEVERANCE, Dally News Office. May IT WANTED, AN ELDERLY WOMAN A Cook for quite a small family. Ona who ls wil lng lo mako hcrsell generally ti aol ul, ls civil and agre able Inmannars, can apply at No. M Calhoun street April 30_ WANTED, A COMPETENT WASHE1 AND IBONHR, at Ho. ?5 CANNON STREET third door Batt of Smith._ May 14 TTTaSHES SOJUETUTNO TO DO. A LAD vv that can cut and make men and boy's ol otha ladles' and children's dresses, can keep boase, and mal herself generally useful In tho house, kitchen an garden. Low terms. Good references given If requlrei Any on* writing pleas? state terms. Address ??a w." BOX n, April 7_Yance'? Ferry, 8. O. WANTED, A SITUATION AS BEOKIVIN* and Delivering Clerk, by one who ls compotes andean i urn lab the beat of references Address "PUN OTU ALI TY," May 17_At This Office. WANTED, AH EXPERIENCED NURBI Apply ai No. 3 LEGARE STREET, a May IB tinneC T"B GENUINE BARTLETT SETO V&?UO? INO MACHINK, ?ii.^-Wanted-Agents, tu per month and all expans?s paid, to sell the Genulr Bartlett Sewing Machina, Thia Machine will do ali tl work thal caa be done on any higb-prioed ""^hinft. an ls fully patented, licensed and warranted for Ave year We pey tbs above wages, or a commission, from whir twice thal amount can be made. For Circular? ac terms address H. BALL k CO.. Na 734 Che*Inn! stree Philadelphia, Pa. 80 ' April 10 S. A. LAMBERT, PRODUCE COMMISSIQ^MERCHANT SOU f HERN AND NORTHERN ORDERS FILLED 0 COMMISSION. Ofllco of John P. Newkirk, ?0127 REAJJE-HTREET, CORNER ll UJJ.SUi WTBJ-W YORK. ara- Agency tot EXTON'8 " PREMT?M TBENTO CRACKERS. All order* tent will bo prompUy at end? to?_saxo* _TVc/mliAr IA ' \'t ? NOTICE. ... I ' ' . OTPEB WARDS GU ABD HOUSE, 1 -,-.-"_ mmtjL CiMSixirron, May 9th 18?7. I QTOPPED FROM TWO COLORED MEN A Oo\ O who ?tated harina found har ten muss up Ma Read. ..>....,.? Th? owner ls requested to call, pay expense? and tal B? away. "2 J. ESoiiAH, ?.>?..> <. i . ; MU?*jtv..w.ju.h, t -,,.". <'ty\? MEETINGS. SOUTH CAROLINA RANOBnS' CHARITA ULK ASSOCIATION. TUE REGULAR MONTHLY MELTING OF THIS ASSOCIATION will be held st M.nonie Uti), TA Cl ;7ueiday) Evening, st 8 o'clock. Member, will como prc pe rod to pey arreen. My 31 1_W. W. PEMBERTON, Beo'y. O. W. O. OP O. F.-FRATERNAL LOL)QB, No. 1064. ATTEND A MEETING OF YOUR LODGETU18 EVE. NINO, et 8 o'clock, .t tbo usuol piece. M.y 31 1?_RANSIER. P. N. O. UNION CHAPTER, No. 3, R. A.M. TOE MONTHLY CONVOCATION WILL BE HOLDEN In Masonic Hell. Thu Evening, Ibo 'Jilt la tent, st B o'clock. , , Companion, sod Candidates for Degrees will attend punctually. By order of M. E. H. P. W. C. WATERBURY, May 21_1?_Becretary. MEETING. A1?PET,.N?' 2P L'Q.UOR DEALERS WILL DE A?TFttNMMV 0?07,Tn,K,?? ^?*0? "cuso, on THIS Atri?ltNOUN, at 4 o'clock. Ail aro rtquoated to ??!0?.0:_1?_ M.y ai CITY COUNCIL. THE REGULAR MF.ETINO WILL BB HELD THIS DA?, In Council Chamber, at 8 o'clock, P. M. Mt* 31_1 Clorkof CounciL STONEWALL FIRE ENGINE COMPANY. ATTEND A REGULAR MONTHLY MEET?NO OF your Company Thu Evening, at Market HalL at 8K o'clock precisely. .. . Ho punctual lu attendance. Dy order. W. O. MILLER, M?y 21 _1_BecreUry. ./ETNA STEAM FIRE ENGINE COMPANY. t N EXTRA MEKTINO Ol' YOUR COMPANY WILL XV. be bold To-Morrom Evening, 22d lnsl., at tho Mar? ket Hall, al 8? o'clock precisely. A gcnoral attendance ?if members is rc<iucstod, sa Committee appointed at tbe last tncoUng will rcporL Uv order President SWBEOSH. ?tay'il_3_ J. MoLEISU. BecreUry. AMUSEMENTS.^" YACHT RACE. rrUJE UNDEBBIONED, OWNER OF THE YACHT A ROSE, accepts Ibe chsUeugo of tbe owners of tbs yacht MAGGIE MITCHELL, and will niako the Taco, if agrocable, on Tuesday next. The condition, however, OK roaards tho pa} mont of the winnings of tho last race, lu which tho ROSE waa suoceosful, to soma charitable lDSbtullou ls rejected, oe I will moko auch disposition of Uie rooney as I may desiri). THOMAS YOUNG. May 21_1+ PLEASURE PARTIES I PLEASURE PAR? TIES.-Tho Yacht MAGGIE MITCHELL, and Pl Lt boat WILD OAT, wiU Uko parties around tho harbor or to tho Black Fish batiks. For terms apply to BLACK. B JOHNSON, May 18 ?wf3_No. 60 East Bay. PIC NIC OF THE GERMAN FIRE ENGINE COMPANY. EIN PIO NIC DER DEUTSCHEN SPRITZES GESELL? SCHAFT wird sUttOndon auf dom Schulienplolr, sm Millwoob, den 22tcn Mai, woau olio Froundo orge boost eingeladen sind. Die S. C. B. M., wird um 9 Uhr Morgons uud 1 Uhr MtlUga von Ann st, and nm 7 Uhr Abends vom BchuUenplalxo abgehen. May 20 3 DAS COMMITTEE. BOARDING. BOARDING.-MRS. ROBINSON HEREBY Inform, bur friends that sha li- now ready to receive a limited number of BOARDERS, which abc will endea? vor to do on tho most liberal and accommodating Unna, aud will bo thankrut to any who may desire to favor her. Apply at No. 39 WENTWORTH STREET. May 31 EXCELLENT BOARD. AT VERY LOW ratea, In the moat central business part of tba city, without lodging, in a private house, can now be had. For particulars address "X. L." PostofUce. May IB STRAYED. STRAYED FROM OUR OFFICE, ON SAT? URDAY EVENING, a NEWFOUNDLAND PUP, shout throe months old, block, with white breast and two wbtU feet. A liberal reward will be paid If returned to T, J. KERU A CO., Kerr's wharf. 3 May d FOUND, YT" EY FOUND.-THE LOSER OF A HER XV RING A CO. SAFE KEY can obtain the ooma by applying ot tho DAILY NEWS OFFICE, and paying for tho odvortlaemenL May 30 LOST. TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD_ Lost, a SIMOLE BET DIAMOND BREAST FIN plainly mounted. Tho above reward will be paid If loft at this ornoo. S May 20 LOST-A BULL TERRIER,YELLOW AND white, a number of soon on loee, answering to tho norna ol Jock. A toward ol (10 wtll to paid to the per? son returning Una daj to Maj. (Jon. Li. ? tUCKLES. May ll FOR SALE. FOR SALE.- MOLASSES BARRELS. AP? PLY at No. 78 ANcON STREET, near Lauron. street,_tu3?_Moy 14 ITMHl SALE, A CARRYALL, WITH TWO ? Beats, polo and short Also, a set of doublo and alnglo HARNESS all tn good order. Can bo scan and FINANCIAL. $3000 WANTED FOR SH MONTHS ON UN IN C UMBERED IMPROV? ED Hool Estate, wall ai tua tod lu this city, rated for taxes at ?6000. Enquire of CONNER h WILSON, No. S Broad Street TTRENT. "~~ rpo RENT, IN A CENTRAL PART OF THE X city, a 9)4 story Brick Uonae. containing 0 square room, 2 line attica, 2 large basement rooms and 8 very wide piazzas, with gos in every room. Also, attached to tau aame and under a continuous roof, s 2 olary Brick House, coutoiuln, 7 square rooms, ons which is 13 by 27 wlih a 2 otory piazza Sji by 52 loot, tho wholu newly Mulshed In a neat and substantial manner. Also, a Kitchen buddinu of 3 rooms and other requisita out? building, with cistern sud woll of fine water. Tho wbolo premises Iront South and la a delightfully cool and pleasant residence In summer, and equally worm and pleasant Lu winter. Tho lot la 40 by 160 feet, and U very (tr/, and its central location and capacity for accommoda, tlou moko it very destraillo as a boarding booie or semi? nary, lor which lt boa been expressly arranged. To an approved tenant the rent wiU tic moderate and tho terms accommodating. For further particulars apply at thu o?leo-_ftu _May 17 BRICK STABLE TO RENT.-A COMMO? DIOUS BRICK STABLE, with accommodations fur bones and vehicles, can be hired, If applied for soon. For particulars opply on preml.es, No. 69 CUUltCU bi'REET, wast aide, near Trodd._April ll rpo RENT. TWO FINE STORES IN 1 HE _L Adger Building. Possession of one given immedi? ately; tho other from tho drat Jun? next Apply lo AprU 30_tuth_RAOUL A LYNATL TO RENT, HALF OF THE HOUSE NO. OH KINO STREET, with nae of a fine cistern. For further particulars, apply on tho premises. April 17 MILLINERY, ETC, ~ MADAME F. LUDECUS, DZAXZB IN MUMM AND PAM GOODS, NO. 252 KING-ST, Up-Steire. fTUKES THIS OPPORTUNITY OP INFORMING THE X LUHES of Charleston, and vicinity, that aha bas recently opened a larga aasortmrnt of Fashionable MIL? LINERY and FANCY GOOD8, and would be glad il La? dles would coil and examino them. Mrs. Ludecns promises to sall st th? cheapest possible rates, being satUOed with small profits. STAMPING AND'FANO? WORK Dona at tbs abortest notice. She hos the agency also of Madame Demarest for tbs ?ale of her DRESS FATTEBNB, by tbs ?Jd of which bvery Lady can be her own Fashionable Dressmaker. April 0 .ruth DENTISTRY. THEO. F. CHUPEIN, DENTIS T , OFFICE, - - - No. ?75 KINO STREET, NBA ELT OPPOt?lTS H AAXL. . npiHE MOST BEAUTIFUL ARTIFICIAL TEETH Hf X HSRTED at moder?te raiceo. tir TEETH EXTRACTED without pain by moana of CHLOROFORM NITROUS 0XYD, Or hy DB. BI CHARD SON'8 apparatus for producing LOC AL ANESTHESIA. March 5 tnthaflmo There cometh glad tidings of joy to all, To young and to cid. to gi eat end to small; Th? bom ty which ono? waa so precious and rare, Is fres for au, and oil may be fair. Br the tum ot CHASTELLAR'S WHITE LIQUID . ENAMEL, ; Por lmrjro-rttut and Beautifying th? Compiaiion. The moat Toloobla and perfect preparation In use, for giving the akin a beautiful pearl-like tint, that U only torrid in youth. It era lesly remove? Tan, Freckles, Pim? ples, Blotches. Moth Pitches, BsLowness. Emptions, ind oil L-nrurittes of the ohm, kindly healing Ihs tazas leaving the ?kin whit, and clear os alabaster. Us um cannot bo detected by the closest ?erntiny, sad being a regeUblo preparation U perfectly harmless. It ls tbs only article of tbe kind onad by the French, and li con? sidered hythe Parisian aa Indnyentable to a perfect toilet Upwards of 80,000 bot Usa were sold during tbs past year, s radded guarantee of lat efficacy. Prto? joly 75 cents. Bent by moll, poet-paid, on raoelpt ol ah sr4*?r,b5r BERGER, BUUTTB ? CO, Chemists, '' 389 Ul Var Si., Troy, lt. Y March so.,\ " ' j : .'.. :: .; 7'V DRY GOODS, ETO. NEWS! NEWS! NEWS! AND GOOD NEWS! THE HON. JEFFERSON DAVIS RELIEVED AND AT IMS 1.1 ll EUT V, rCONSEQUENCE OP WHICH WE TAEE THE pleasure to onoounco to our ooatomors ?nd fi leuda that wo REDUCE, from thia date, our entire STOCK OF OOODS. FINE PRINTED LAWNS, (kat colore, 18c. only Grenadines and Motamblquoo, from 20 to 2So., and all the rest of Dross Goods at and bolow coat ' or making more room for Cs ll coes, wo sell 100 piceos st loo. per yard, selected colore Homespun and Loincloths, (rom 10c. to 25c., tho host quality ovor produced in this market for those prices While Muslins, Nsiusookt, Linens, ftc., ftc, at cor. responding rates. Einen Russia Crash, from ICo. to 25c. Linen Huckaback Towels, front 16c to 00c. 10-4 Heavy Cotton Sheeting, from 05c. to I), and all tho rest of the stock In proportion. Tho ear bust call will Lavo tho first choice. BLOCK & LOYNS, AT A LA VILLE DE PARI8, Ne. 221 King, co rn or Wentworth street. May 21 3 RAILROADS. CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. HAVANNAH di CIIAULESTON RAILROAD IMK*W. OFFICE H. k G. RAILROAD CO., Mux mutet DsroT, ON AND AFTER TUESDAY, 28T? INSTANT, THE following change will bo made In running the Pas? senger and Freight Cars over thia Hoad, via tho Passen? ger Stoomor i Will leavo tho Company's Wharf, at tho lilli street Depot, on Tutiday, Thurtday ?ad Saturday ot each weok. at quarter before S o'clock, A. M. Tile Tram will leave the Depot at Ht. Andrew's at S precisely, and arrive at Sallkotcher itho presont hoad or tho road), at 9 o'clock, A. M. Returning asmo day, will leavo Malik etch? er at 4 o'clock, P. M., and arrive at Charleston al 7 o'clock, P. M., stopping st all tho regular Stations on the Road going and returning. This chango ls msdo to facilitate planters and all others having buslnoes ovor tho Road, by giving ampio Hmo to visit their places, and return to tho city, without the ex* posure to night air In the count ry. JOHN 8. RYAN, May 21 T Gonoral Superintendent. $20. AGENTS WANTED, $20. tia to ?200 par month-male, and fe.roslea-to sell tho ONLY GENUINE COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEWINti MACHINE Manufactured. It wilt hom, fell, aUtcb, tuck, bind, braid, quilt and embroider beautifully. Prlco, only f 20, Including Barnum's relf-sewer and scH-turulng hem* mor. Fully warren'.rd for Ovo years. CAUTION.-Beware of those soiling worthless east- 1 Iron machines, nndor tho some usmc os ours. For cir? cular, and toima. address O. BOWERS At CO., No. 285 8. i lflh Street, Philadelphia Pa. lm May 20 INSURANCE. STATEMENT OP THE TOTAL RISKS AND A or THE SW WK LIFE COMPANIES, I FROM THE ANNUAL RE HORT OF THE SUPERIN? TENDENT OF TUB INSURANCE DEPARTMENT, (WM. BARNES,) FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, IBU. MfaT NO EXTRA PREMIUM FOR OLOLA TR-{D? Established. Total Risks. Total Assets. I 1842. Mutual.?84.017,000 ?14,338,000 1B43. N. YORK LI PK.40,404.000 S,018,00O 1860. Manhattan.127.253.000 2.819.000 lHO. Um tod SUtes. 12,308.000 1,609,000 1843. Knickerbocker. 11,128,000 863.000 1668. Equitable. 37,619.000 1,688,000 1860. Guardian. 10,268,000 618,000 1840, Germania. 14,670,009 809,000 1860. Hame. 18.087.000 890,000 1860. Washington. ?,920,000 630,000 1B6Z Beourity. 7,869,000 425,000 I 1863. North America. 10,887,000 706,000 1864. Globe. 8.616,000 462,000 1864. Nat. Life and Trev.. 6,060,000 182,000 1864. Widows and Orphans.... 8,222,000 306,000 1864. Brooklyn. 3,196,000 218,000 1866. Universal. 3,000,000 343.000 THOMAS FROST. AGENT FOB, 8. C., HO. 60 BROAD STREET, May 17_to tbs Imo_NEW YORK LIFE. ittmt.YJcrfldjrrunarn, ant???9JtrfoTgungrn, ci., tn einer err ttfltn fln|UIten be? tanbtl (ber JraldrreodcT,) leetdje auf gegenfcltiqen Ruara begr?ntet ?fl, eetorgt tu ten ma'fjlgpen premien. liiamimrrnr.fr Brat, sum. Hfirrbartt, ?Dr. Q. 6. fftlirrj. CJtle fflng une VtaiKtftrafje. January 16 tufCmo GL0THINQ. CHEAP CLOTHING. SPRING & SUMMER CLOTHING. PIERSON & GO., No. 2G HAY NE STREET, j OFFER THE BALANCE OF THEIR STOCK OP READY-MADE CLOTHING at Wholesale or Retail, ' I at very low price?, to City and Country Trade, compris? ing every variety of SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS. April 27 Imo A. S. HI LL, Ag't., MERCHANT TAILOR, TT AB REMOVED TO NO. 70 BROAD STREET, NORTH I ll BIDE, BETWEEN MEETING AND 0HUBCB, where he wiii be j lad to too bis old friends and custom, ere, ant has In store a full assortment of CLOTHS, I COATING, 0ASS1MEBES and VESTINGS of every va- | rlety, which he will moke up to order et as low prices ss any similar establishment. ALSO, A FULu ASSORTMENT OF FURNISHING GOODS FOB GENTLEMEN '8 WEAB. M. JNO. T. FLYNN (formerly of 0. D. Carr ft Co., will superintend the Tailoring Department as usual, om will give his especial attention to Cutting G?rmente, and MeknTg and fri tn ming. May ll _2n GREAT ATTRACTION I GREAT ATTRACTION ATTENTION "PARENTS! ATTEmONJPAEENTS? WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED OUR STOCK OP YOUTH'S, BOYB', AND CHILDREN'S CLOTH INO, of Sae and medium qualities, to which we invite Sour attention. Call and examine. We will take pleasure > show and soil them. REMEMBER THE STORE. GEO. LITTLE & CO. No. 218 King street, MIDLER OF TUB BLOCK. Aprfl 36 Imo Inown as Victoria Hotel Bang?. JAMES MCCORMICK, MERCHANT TAILOR, WP or jxaaui AXCD arr air, niaiuta ts? CLOTHS, CASSIMBREvS A?D VESTINGS, OBSTB- PUBBIBniNO OOODS, No. 85 BROAD STREET January Si araos CHARLESTON. 9. O, EARHART, WHITFORD & CO., MAJlurACTi Uliauo AND WHO LERA I Jj BSA FINE, MEDIUM, ANO ' COARSE CLOTHING, A UKRICAN EXPRESS BUILD I HO, NOS. 68, ? 7, CO XX. and 61, Hudson street, nearJ)txsaa^M?w York. ? W. ?. WHTTFORD. J Ol?ff. B. VA" WACKN2H. December 10 ?mo . A$?WVtV*. ...., j J -,o v?? M id.?! ?'?; .'?iiirin.v-.il otan? i'/'tWi ?rte MACHINE SHOPS. TO CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS. YOUR ATTEN TION H CAM.KD TO OU lt REDUCES lUIta fjr TONGUED AND OUOOVED LUMUKU, rta. i li F LOO Ul NO. at tu per M. 6-4 FLOOllINO, At ?15 per M. 8-1 LININO. at tis per M. 7-8 LININO, at tis por M. Wo also bars various other sizes of dressed and rough LUMUKU. All o? which whl bo disposed of at lowest cash price?. EBAUGH & H ALLON EE, PLAN I NU All LL AND LUMUKU VA HU. noRLREcira WHARF, NEAR N. E. RAILROAD. Marj_lm WILLIAM S. HENEREY, MACHINIST AND FOUNDER. No. 314 Meeting street, (IV EA II LINGS,) CHARLESTON, S. O MANUFACTURES ?TEAM ENOINES. I'.OI I.Kits and M Atm 1N lilt v. Ssw Mills. Corn Mills, Uorse Powers, Vertical and Uoriloulsl Sugar Mills, Cotton Bowl ''rushers, McCarthy Colton Olus, snd all kind? of iron and Brass Cu Un gs, lo order. April M _ IhstuCino sim h ly r C. J. SCIILEPEGRELL, No. 87 LINE-STREET, BETWEEN KINO AND RT. POTLTP. LUMBER OF KV Kit V DESCRIPTION AND HU ILL I SO M AT "'.It! AI . and PUNTS, OILS, GLASSES. 4c, conslontly on hand si the lowest msritet unce?. June 'i8_ Itnlvr JOHN F. TAYLOR. JAMES BARKLEY. ,RON H Charleston, S. C. JOHN F. TAYLOR & CO. PROPRIETORS, Engineers, Boilermakers, FOUNDERS, ETC., ABE PREPARED TO EXECUTE ALL ORDERS FOR HUI ll and LOW PRESSURE, PORTABLE and H1 ATIONKHY RT RAM ENGINES and BOILERS, BICE THRASHERS (from new patterns, with all the modern Improvements), STEAM BAW MILLS, Ac, sro. (?AH IN IRON AND BRASS Promptly attended to with neatness and dispatch. Repairs to Marine and other Work, Shall rccelvo ?poe isl attention. FOB BALE-One lXhorse power Cl TEAM ENGINE, nearly new; aercntl newena sacond-h-ud BOILER i, 0 to 10-horse power. ALSO, CONSTANTLY IN COURSE OF CONSTRUCTION, 10,12 and 20 Horso Power Steam Engines. sTsT* All Orders lor REPAIRS or NEW WORE shall re? ceive oar prompt and careful attention. JOHN P. TAYLOR & CO. May ll_Imo BRIDGES & LAINE, MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS TN RAILROAD AND CAR FINDINGS, un Machinery of Kvery Description. AISO, TAFT'S PATENT HOLLINO LEVER SHEARS AND PUNCHES. "O. 50 Courtlund-ot., corner of tirrell vr lr li, NEW YORK. Ty ALLJ10AD AXLES. WHEELS, CHAIRS. 8PIKE8, XL Bolls, Nuls, Washers, Cor, Snip and Bridge Bolts, Iron Forgings of various kinds, ftc, A J. arr MET, AND BUDDER SPRINGS, LOCOMOTIVE AND HAND LANTERNS, Portable Forges and Jack Screws, Cotton Duck for Car Covers, Brass and Sliver Trimming!, Belting or all kinda, Baggsge Chocks, Ac, Ac Also, Agents for tho minn far tarers ol OAR HEAD LO?NOS. ALBERT BBTDOES..TOELO. LABE November r_._??Inw'T'C ?lWVORKSTEAM ENGINE!(IO., MANUFACTURERS 0? ENGINE LATHES, PLANERS, IMPROVED OAR Y HEEL BOXES BOLT CUTTERS, UPRIGHT DRILLS, AND MACHINISTS' TOOLS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS Works at Worcester, Mass. OFFICE AND WARE ROOM, No. 223 PEARL ST., dBW limit. December 18 imo "fjms HAVE USED GALLIG ll AN'8 PILLS, AND ?I find they wtll do all that is claimed for them, and cheerfully recommend. Ul em to public favor, T. H. WATTS, Ex-Oovemor of Alabama. ' J. w, A. SANFORD, AU* y o ?ni of ?Jstsa?a. - ROBT. DOUOBEBTY, Judge Saproms Court, Ala, From THOMAS J. Jfrrnaa, Judge Supreme Court. I have used OALUGJIAN'd PILLS on my plan uti on for Fever and Agna, and find them all that ls elsi rn wi for them. THO. . J. JUDOS. Montgomery, Ala, September 99, IB&t. LOWSPES OorrSTT, Alabama QALLIOHAN'B FEVER AND AGUE PILLS VrUI do. Thar are decldndly the best medicine ror Chills and Fe? ver I ?vcr gAvo. I would not bs without them for fire ttmes the pitoe. J. A.OBAHAM. AsfXnicus, April IT. 1867. OnaboiofOALUarJAN'S PILLB cu^ meporrectlr of Chuts and Fever. They ore the best medicine for Chills and Farer I ever saw. A O. BONALD80N, Clark Bnporlor Coors, Sumter County, Qa, W emroo in or, ALI., JU IV 9.18?S. Messrs. BLUNT fe HALS-O aim: I bara used roar 0 ALU GHAN'3 PILLS on two occasions for Chills and Fever, and und that they effect oil that thar are intend? ed to do. They are the best remedy for the dlseaos that 1 hays ever tried I oonstder them perfectly reliable. BespeetrhUy. - DAN'L BAYBK, Orana Bsc Orond Lodgs of F. and A. M. ot AUham* |J?? GALLiaHA^??y'^0< A. & FAST. (.WHOLESALE IN CHARLESTON, BY - OOO Ml ICU, WINK&IAN JU CO., AndbyoRDrurgiata X* ? Me?Un? M BLOTJNT 4t HALB, PRO PRISTO RS, May 1* ._Brno_Montgomery, Als. ." NOTICE. Oin Oil OF THE GIIIHF OF POLIOS, t rrm? T?IVIU/UR^TPEOTI?N OF ^H'LOTH AND J lnclosnres, vaults, *a, winoatnnwnos on Honda* ?si, et [nat. Omars and oocopanta ora bsroby rsa aired J ?se that their premises aw tn good condition and that Ol auh and garbage is remorad os racrulrsd by Ord! laoos. Other Inrpecticms will follow. ByordercfAUTorOAiLi^u, \ ;5??*r.tV?4? OtJiaitilo'ltlu . . 0. B. BIO WALD. Xii/, u.) \sCj'ihi ? c.. .. OhJoisf pobos, I " '. ti' o4 . v.u5 '. v.i,.1 GROCERY ARD MISCEUAKFCUS. PRIME DRV CYPRESS SlllM.LLtt 20.000 >OK "** 8URBVEN it NRtmr. May 31 3 Accommodation Wharf. BACON AND FLOU H. . ff) fr illina. BACON ??*J 300 bbl?. Flour. For Kale :nl price* lo milt tho limen, by WM. Q TO HM KY. Moy '?1 3 No. 103 East Pgr. FITCH'S HAMS. ?\f TIERCES OK J. FITCH A: HON'S CKI.EURATED Zf) WESTPHALIA ll A M il, Junt received ?nj for salo by 11 i.N ll V COULA Ai CO. May IB_3 BACON, HANS, tte. OA UHDS. PRIME CLEAR SIDES OU 30 bud*, prime 0. II. Sides 10 lihd*. 1'rtino Shoulders, ANO 1U0 (ILrn ? i.cHt quality, kc, IIBUIB, rarloua brands. ALBO, 60 bbl?, low priced SUOAIl 30 lili'I H. i Chulee Mol nuca and 100 bbl?, f Hy run. Fer wi tc by Ll EN RY CORIA k CO., May U imbil COFFEE, FLOUR, Ac / ? (\ BAGS RIO. LAGUAYRA ana JAVA COFFEE OU 611 bbl?. Oood Hour 3*10 !?:.?.! Rall ISO ki-un Aaiwrtod Nalia-good quality 40 boxea good and coiniiien Chewing Tobacco For aalo by CLAOIUS k WITTE, May IC_tbluS_Nu. BO Eaat Bay. TO SHIPPERS OF COTTON, 11LCE AMI NAVAL STOKES. LIDERAI. CASH ADVAXCEH WILL DE MADE ON shipments of UPLAND AND SKA IhLAND COT TON. RICE. HO.-IN. ?uti TURPENTINE, consigned lo ourfriciula In LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, or any or tUo Nortbern Cltlea. J- A. ENSLOW k CO,. May 13 toluf _No. Ul Eaat Bay. COHN! HA? ! H KAN ! A A A fa B?81IF.L8 PRIME WHITE CORN 4: V/ Uv a?9 bale? Primo EAU Urn and N. R. Hay 3000 bushels Uran. ALBO, FRES ll GROUND GRIST AND MEAL. For sale by JNO. CAMP8EN k CO., No. ll Markot atrvct, opposite Hiato atreet. May 30 CORN. 9flflfi "UBHEI.S PRIME WHITE CORN. .WVU For ?ale by SCHEVEN k NISBET, saBjl?_AccomniodaUou Wharf. HAY AND CORN. A fifi "ALES PRIME HAY. WU lOOUUi.alulR Whllo Corn. Per Steamer J. W. Evcrnieu. For aalo by " "" H. F. BAKER k CO.. _u*/j1,?_No. 30 Cumberland Ht. EASTERN HAY. md "A"? SUPERIOR EASTERN HAY. FOR ?JW aalo from Union Wharf, In lota to ault pur MsT30 OEO- A- LOCKR * 00. FLOUR! FLOURT? JUST RECEIVED. 1 Hil DARRELS BTRON1 BAKERS' FLObR TUU 100 barr?la Family Flour 100 b?rrela Eitra and Family do. In aacka. For aalo cheap for cash at " "" _ " OEO. W. CLARK k CO'S., May 20 0 Corner Baal Bay and Cumberland atroota. B0AP. fCAA BOXES SOAP VARI0D3 QUALITIES AND OUU pneoaat OEO. W. CLARK Al CO'S., May 30 fl Comer Eaat Bay and Cui.berlina atreeti. SELF-RAI SIN ti FLOUR. {TA DARRELS IMPROVED PREPARED FLOUR. OU manufactured by J. E. Smith lc Co, AUantlo Milla, J nat received. For aalu by RAYEN EL k CO., May 30 8 Eaat Day and Vandorhorat'a Wharf. CALIFORNIA WINE COMPANY. (mcoaronATcn xovx luisa 1, WOG.) WINES, FROM THE VINEYARDS OF Sonoma, Los Angelos and Napa Count ?rs, California. W. H. CHAFEE, Agent. NO. 307 EA BT BAY. CHARLESTON, 9. C. HOOK, 8HERBY, SWEET ANGELICA. MUSCATEL, Port, Wino Bitter*, Claret. Sonomo Brandy, California Catawba, Sonoma Cbampagno (In quarti), Sonoma Cham? pagne (In pints, 34 tn * casal-in wood and glasa. April 30 tuthsOmoH GEORGE f. WILLUNS & CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS AiND BANKERS, KAYNE STREET, CHARLESTON, S. C, GEORGE W. WILLIAMS & CO., Cotton Factors, OHUBCH STREET, CHARLESTON, 8. C WILLIAMS, TAYLOR & CO., Commission Merchants, NO. 117 MAIDEN LANE, NEW YORK. May 7 tnthsSmo TUE BEST TONIC NOW IN ESE! November 37_ITT A WORD TO TUE WISE. "TTTE, THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING 8EOUBED THE VV AGENCY for the States ol South Carolina, Geor? gia, Al.K?n|? m J Florida, for th? sale of th? celebrated English Metallic Roofing Paint, laka pleasure In announcing to tho ci Iii ona of Charles? ton, that wo are prepared to REPAIR AND PAINT new or old COPPER. TLN, ZINC OR IRON ROOFS, In a sub? stantial manner. Tnt* Paint will protect Metallic Roof* frem corrosion, and we WA RANT OUR WORK FOR SIX YEARS. Aa we will remain tn this city lint . short time, wo would urge those desiring to avail the benefit of onr work to send In their orders aa early se possible. Oar Mr. JOHNS JN will canvass the city for the pur? pose of soliciting ordora and effecting contracts. Orden left with GEORGE W. WILLIAMS at Co., to whom we refer for particular* respecting the merits ci our Paint, or at the Pavilion Haul, ?Ul receive prompt attention. JOHNSON & FOYLES. May 13_ia? FUN FOR ALL ! I/ULL INSTRUCTION i BY WHIOH ANY PERSON. JD malo or female, can muter the great art of Yan trlloqulsm by a few hours' practico, making a world of fas, and after becoming experts themselves, can teach other*, thereby makins lt a eource of income. Foll ln a brno tiona sent by mail for 00 cents. Satisfaction guar? anteed. Address P. O. Drawer 31, Troy, N. Y. May 13 _ljr AFFLICTED ! SUFFER NO MORE! When by the nae 0/ DR. JOINVTLLE'B KT.TTTR yon can be cured permanently, and st a trifling cost. The astonishing success walch bas attended this la? val nable medicine for Physical and Nervous W na rn sss, General Debility and Prostration, Loss ol Muscular En? ergy, Impotency, or any cf tho consequences of youthful IndUcredon, rendan ft the most valuable pnpaimocn ever discovered. 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No chang1* of dla ta necessary while axing them, nor dees their action tn my manner interioro with b nain ess pursuit*. Prue ll par box. Either of th? above-mentioned artinle* will be Bent to any address, closely eealed, and post-paid, by mall o expresa on receipt of price. Address all arden to BURGER. BHUTTO k OO., Chemists, March 80 ly No. 388 River ?treat. Troy, N. Y. ?TATHIhKlUW and MUS- ^3Jw VV TACHES forced to #***?A grow apon the smoothest m _? bee in from three to Ava ~j vy w eek* by using Dr. SKYIO- BuaaaT N K ' H ItKSTAURATEim R&Sl CAPILLAIRE, t!i* most jmTiSLWmTtm* wondarfui discovery In no- '^mmtSSiB** darn - sdasca, acting opea ""?BT tho Il?ax?l and Hair In an almost roiratnkxia manner. It baa been need by the eli to of parla and London with tba most flattering suooess. Names Of all pm chaser* will bc registered, and if ?nun xa'Jstaction la not giran In .vary Instance, the money mil bs cheerfully refunded. Price by mai), eealed and poeipald. IL Descriptive dr cnlaraaaa testimonials xniflad free. Address) BKRGKR, ?HTJTTS k CO-, OhemUta, Ko. ssl Birar ? treal Troy, M. f.. Ode Aganta for th* United Stat** starch BO_;_.y E. M. WHITING-, CORONER AND MAGISTRATE, TT AS ?SS?O YKD HTS O?T?CS YROM CHAlJaTM XX street to Mo. Bs CHURCH STREET, ooo doest lortnoi Br-i-i atrae.', Au*asxkl