The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, May 22, 1867, Image 2
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lilimeSTil DAILY NEWS,
O. lt. CATHCART. ED?Ton
CATHCART, MCMILLAN & MORTON,
pnopnorons.
No. 18 HAYNE STREET.
O.'.TY P11INTEB8.
TERWSJCA8H.
B0B80RITTI0N
DAILY-TWRIJYE UOMTU8.
DAILY-SIX MONTHS.
DAILY-TIIRES MONTHS.
tilNOLISUOPIKR....................
TO MEWS DBALBR8....
HtfEW? SUMMARY.
Cotton closed y cnt o relay in Now York at 27Jn28o.
for Middling Uplands. Qold 137|.
Cotton dosed at Liverpool yestorday at Ilia, for
Middling Uplands.
Tho Princes* of .Wnloti will bo lamo for life.
Tito ono hundred and fifty negroes in Kunst s
fire opposod to feuinlo suffrag ..
Th ero bas boon a cricket match in London bo
tween mon with ono log and mon with ono arm.
The onc-lcggod mon boat.
Tho names ol 1718 Smiths, 923 Drowns, 832 Mil?
lers, 014 Wilsons, 508 Johnsons,aud O'H Joucsscs
appear in a now Philadelphia directory.
An editor in Oil City usos oil etook certificate s
on which to writo his editorials. Which it is fair
to presumo put take lorgoly of tho Oily Gammon
character.
Tho Count of Usinier.-, brother of tho King of
Holland, gava his wiro $300,000 worth of diamouds
asa min inge pr?sent. Ho is. ?tliat tho ladies call
" n p ir feet gentleman." ...
M. Iljuutsn, tboFronoli Mini dir of State, was
born November 00,1811. Ho is ouo of tho abl?st
law,-er.!, mo J', eloquent spoakors, and moat d ietin
guiaiioi public mott now living itt Franco.
(jcnerol D. II. HILL., lu' an articlo ptibliahcd in
bia magazine, says incidentally that it is tho duty
of voters in tho South lo elect mon to oflico "whoso
consistent Unionism will bo ontiafactory to tho
dominant party."
Misa GATUMirNB HATTON, a Virginia lady, is pros?
ecuting a claim to ono hundred acres of laud lo?
caled abuut tho cotitro of tho City of Now Albany,
Indiana, and unid to bc worth about ono million
dollars. v
DEEOUEU soya, in his Ltdjcr story that a man
anua take pains to forgot tho greater part of what
Lo learns in eollugo, and goos on to show how com?
pletely ho has acted up lo his own teachings, by
talking about "A cary?tidoB."
Du CILUXXU says that when ho icmonatratod
with tho Africana on their intemperance (hoy an?
swered, "Look at tho gorilla; ho driuka water,"
nnd left it to bo inferred tliatthoy had bconovolvod
and differentiated from that noble beast by many
generations.of atrong drink.
A blundering or willful compositor and proof
reader on tho Davenport (Iowa) Omette recently
caused that journal to appear with the following
dispatch : "Tho Committee of Ways and Moans
bave decidod to put CHASE and lien JIU un tho freo
list." It should have read : "Cheese and Putter."
A lato Paris loiter to tho Now York 3\mes ssys :
"America is looked upon in tho light of a public
benefactor. Tho (Jrail Eastern, with hir corpo?
ral's guard of passengers, almost caused a panic.
It was ci pee toil that abo wonjil bring ovor two
thousand pe ra ons, each with a gold bag tie I to his
Beck." '
A suit .has boen commenced against ox-General
G m HON J. PILLOW, in Mompbis, to recover tho
Taino of gifpdfe seized by bim whilointho capacity of
a Confederate oil!cor. Tho point in dispute is
whether tho authorities under which ho acted wore
or wert} not bona fide belligerents. The caso will
go to the Bupromo Court.
Tho loaton Jourral, says : Tho charge that
Judge KrT.i.y.r indulged in incendiary languago wil
not for a moment be believed. " Whereupon tho
New York Comercial Advertiser, also a Republican
journal, remarks : Then Judgo KELLEY has re?
formed his habit, for he 'indulged' in such 'lan?
guago', constantly in Congress." .
,,rm Kriday last tho roof of the Buffalo Union Pud
oiing abuo, M .,j m .u, uuiji..(t M? - ,.
tuen in:tho ruins; four mon wero killed and fifteen
dreauT?lly crushed. Tho mills wero destroyed by
Uro last Doc ember, and had boon rebuilt and tho
roof jost placed in po si lion. Tho cause of tho ac?
cident is not yet ascertained.
Tho JOundci bri g, tho largest vessel built in this
country, and tho most formidablo steam ram afloat
bas benn sold by ber b ?-Udora to Franco for $3,000,
000. Congress at its last aesBion, gave' tho buil?
ders permission to Bell hor, and tho first offer they
obtained was from Chili. France, however bid
higher and carried off tho prize.
Au incumhonoy of an unusual duration has Just
boon brought to a eloso by tho death, in his nine?
ty-first yenr, of the Rev. lt. DICKSON, who, for no
less than sixty-eight years, bas bcou rector of Kil
kecdy, near Limerick, Ireland. Up to Ibo timo of
bis lashjUncea, tho venerable gentleman retained
poBsossion of all his faculties, and took port last
mont li in tho celebration of tho Holy Communion
lo his church. ' ?'" '
HENEY CITY'S statue, will bo inaugurate 1 at
Louisville, Ky., on the 30th inst. - Tho oration will
bo delivered by. Judgo BULLOCK, of that city, and
GEOEa?'D. PUEN HOE ho's Written an odorfor tho
occasion.. Tho invitation? inoludo President Jonie
?ON, tho Judges of,tho.Supremo Court, Ibo Bpoak
era of both Houses of Congress, tho Govornors Of
all Uie 8tatos,'Gen. U. S. CHANT, Gen. R. B. LEE,
Gon. JOE JOHNSTON, Gen. W. T.- SHEEHAN, Admi?
ral FABBAntrr, and others. .
Foreign papers state that the closing scono in
tho trial of BtrBKB and Don AN, at Dublin, ..was BO
dram?ticos l?suggcat a comparison bctnoon i t. a nd
tho aitrujir ?ceno which took place when sentence,
waa passed upon Sunn ODBTZH aud HEAOHEB.
Tho counsel who dofondod tho conspirators of 1818,
sat in judgment on their ' successors of 18G7, and
tho voico which pleaded for morey on tho former
occasion, now pronounced Bontonco of death.
Tho Washington correspondent of tho Now York
Times saya tho President hos decided to accept tho
invitation extended to bim by the Masonio fra?
ternity fof Boston to bo present at their coming
celebration, and will accompany tho two Com?
mand erics of Knights Tofnplar from Washington.
A Rovcnuo ciitlor will bo placed at their disaoaal
by tho Treasury Dopiartmont. Delegations from
tho Waa^iugtqv/.?pijimaEdericB started for Balti?
more to-night to completo ar rangements with tho
Templars of thal city for tho trip.
The spirit of lawlessness and violence stirred np
in tho Booth among tho negro.population is di?
rectly ascribed by tho Albany Evening Journal to
tho "new Ba di cal crusado;" and tho editor pro?
tests against tho H..publican party being bold re?
sponsible oithor for tba oxtremo mon who profoss
to net as representativos or for tho doo trines they
promulgate, which are considered subversive of all
Bound ideas of government, incendiary in their ef?
fects, and calculated to delay tho process of recon?
struction. '
UNDEBBWOOD is at Ulis timo tho reclpiont of
heavy blows from every quarter. Tho Radicals are
mauling him for tho roi caso of Mr. DAVIS, and tho
roar of indignation at his chargo still conti utica.
If a corresjioiidout of tho Philadelphia Inquirer is
10 be bol loved, until a lato hour on the day preced?
ing tho discharge of Mr. DAVIS, TJHDEBWOOO waa
remorselessly hont upon incarcerating that gentle?
man in '[tho Libby," but philosopher GBJSKLBY took
bim in hand at a lats hour of the Sabbath, wrestled
-with bim for many hours, and converted .tho boa?
thon. Sj says tho Kichmond Times, ,',
The Ikjm&n Catholics of Cincinnati havo j nat
laid tho, corner stone bf the new St. Xavier Col?
lege, which, whon completed, as it will bo In De?
cember :iuit, will bo a very splendid building.
It will bare sixty-six foot pf fron Ugo on Syoamoro
?troct, ono lui mired and twenty-two foot of depth,
?nd will bo seventy feet high to. tho corni co. 'Th's
library will liavo room for forty thousand volumes,
and Ui ero will bo a museum of natural his tory ,'?co.,
?07cnty feet lung by thirty foot wido, Tbcro will
alto bo ft eli apo 1 for tho uso of prof cns ors, but
capable of} Boating four hundred,,persons. Alto?
gether the con'- wi ll amount to ono 'hundred t bon?
na nd dollars, and tho e true turo will be ap o'rna
ment to the city.
A obomist of Mar soi Hos proteases to haye com?
pounded a Crock fire which,, in bis opinion, will
put an end to Ul wor. Hia description cf i? qmah
11 ea ls ft lillie' startling. Ho can on v elope tn a pm y
ofono hundred thousand r?etf with'a sen ol Aro in
lees than flvja minutos, and at a distance of ons
ihousMidrnoIr?s. Ho will only need a few minutes
io set an inland towrjfblsilng. while to do tho samo
offiof. for ft seaportlom will bo. the work of ftft
??>a?. in A'naval combat ho. wi ll cover tho deck
?With ft torrent bf flrej ami Bltfio thb crow bonpaUj
Uko BO many raia. ,M.io Ilia fortress of Luxem?
burg, about whlobvth; er? ls so nrooh talk, bo on-'
ftftges to ouBt tho Prussian gaiTisori within a quar
ler of an htraTr.~Thoro ?in bo no call for bia eor
Tlcoa fttlioxoiiibtlrflf, howover, now that'tho poaoo
treaty is signed. ': '" ' '
.510.011
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LAROEBT CIRCULATION.-The DAILY
NBW8 publishes Che O?cial List of Let?
ters remaining in the Poslo?flp'al th? end
nf euch week, - agreeably t?' Ac following
section of thc New tfHtqflcc' Law, as the
newspaper having the largest circulation in
the Oily oj Charleston:
SECTION 5- And bo it further enacted. That Ulta of let- I
(ora remaining uncalled for In any Postoffice ID any city, 1
town or village, whoro a nowspapcr shell bo printed,
sbaU hereafter bo published pnce only lu tho newspaper
which, being published weekly or oftener, shall uavo the
largest circulation within rango of adit cry cf tho said'
office.
43" Ad communications tntended for publication tn
this tourn?t mwd be addressed to the fXidor of tito
VaibjNews, JVd. 18 Ifayne-strcci, Marleston, 8. C.
Jiustness L\)mmunlcatiotis to JPublitJicr.of Daily
Hews. . . .
Wecannot undertake to return refected communica?
tions.
Adncrluemcnls oulsule of tiie oily m??f li? accompa?
nied willi thc cash, ti
CH ARL ES TON.
\YIiDNE8DAY MORNING, MAY 33, 1867.
Jon WOBK.-Wo hnvo now completed our
ofllco so ns to oxeculo, tu 1 hu abor teat possible
lime, ALL KINDS OF JOB WOHK, and wo
mo3t respectfully, ask tim patronage of our
friends.
I1ADICM, AGITATION.. , .
1 Tho order which wo published'ycslorday
from General SWAYNK, putting Mobile under
martini law-for thal ia its prarlical qfTcol-is
of special iuloiost io tho Sou?i in view of tUo
prospect which the following appeal .from tho
National Union Committed opens beforo IIB:
Tho National'Union Commit!co appeals to tho
republicansof ovory Stato for' thoir DssistaTico
and oo-oporation in thia auspicious ?rlala Of our
country.... r v.
Wo ilecm il of tho highest importance lhat Uio
BopublicattB of each Stato should Immediately, re?
organizo Tor Ibo remaining; cicoli?n 6f 18U7, proper
alory lo tho corning rroaidoutlnt'Colitost. Espe?
cially should this organization bo immediately ef?
fected in thodo platea whiuh Jiavo nover beforo
recognized is tho only-Just basis, of govornuioul
tho nonarond' SrialloneDlo right* of mau.. Not a
d?v should bo list Iii forming and strengthening
iv it lilli Ui?so States a public mi nt i mc ni in' oonso
nnncc with tho principles which underlie tho great
political organbsaUou IQ -which wo.bolong. -
To this ond. wo'desiro.to prosooulo a systematic
and thorough eau v. sa of tho Bouthorh..Wtalea, by
tho mon ?Dotent Bj?o?kcrs ro? both faces. Wo
would second their c flor ts by U distribution OT doc
unlruts, enforcing tho principles,'Mhoy un rt'aims
of tho Republican party. .We would call, In every
locality wfiero it ia pot si bio, meotxugB for discus?
nitui, where thoso wh? aro willi us in principio may
learn' to act with unity and energy. .These nicas?
tires aro required to briner out tho -"vbto of thai'
largo body of Bc]ittbIioan Unionista who now' ren?
der tho Southern bu tea o> battto-flold of principio.
It is tho pressing nood of tho hour.that bold, ju
dioiouB and ablo mon,' uioroughly imbue J with our
creed, should there explain our principles, oalab
lioh MI r faithfulness to them, ami provo thal na?
tional greatness and human freedom dopend upon
tho permanent triumph of our cauae. '
If this appeal ia . responded to, wo may ex
peet to have tho country covered with itinerant
orator -, exercising the right which tho Evtning
Pott claims for J migo IVKLLY, " to use thc-bit
tercet languago ho can command." The labor
of thc country is to bo interrupted, the pas
sion H of thc country lobe exoil ed, and when
thc inevitable result comes as il did in the riot
nt Mobile, Gen. SWAYER'S order furnishes tba
remedy. A military officer will "assume lb
maintenance of public order," tho administra
Mon of the local authorities will be suspended
public meeling after night, will bo forbidden
and "a severo responsibility will be attached
to the exercise of free thought and free speech.
Whether Judge KELLT'? visit to Mobile und
its consequences, havo produced auch a.sloto of
feeling aa to rendor this interference bf thc milt
tnry authority necessary, whether a disturb?
ance originating in an accident, bas bean ex
ngg?ratod by tho condition of tho public tem
per, or whether the' Radical pol;oy require
another " Now Orleans Massacre" sa an incen?
tive to a renewed popular agitation, wo do not
know. ..
- .. . ----i-' -?-> An not feel called
upon to express an opinion, certainly not until
all tho facts are beforo us. But whatever may.
bc its character, ilia perfectly plain .that noth?
ing but evil can come from thia proposed agita?
tion.' '.! ..-'.' ???:<??. I V . ** '
The educated and intelligent portion pf . the
colored voters of tho South havo now ampio
means of political information. In all the
towns and villages they have organizations to
for ml and direct public opinion 'among them?
selves,' and there has not boen any whoro the
slightest attempt to interforo with their public
moetjngs or to silenco their orators. Thero io
tho freest .Held for tho exercise of whatever l??
gitimait) influence they possess. But an organ?
ized e flo rt. to gather tho great mass of tho labor
of tho South in political meetings to. bo har-'
angu^dby hired speakers who, os a 'general rule,
have neither discretion nor temper, but who,
nun general rule, rio have.that ready and reck?
less ole vern ess whioll ie tile characteristic'hf
American stump oratory, can only produce
mischief. Tho character of "thc audience will
control Ibo character pf tho topics upon which
they aro.to bc ' addressed, and to-govern-the
grcatmass of tho voters they must bo governed
through their feelings. Even in so . sacred a
subject us religion, those who leach tbeui bavu
to adapt their teaching to their emotional na?
tures, und ir o ?U< know' what tho wild exbrte
mcnt pf a negro camp-meeting is.. ' Not ono of
thc signers ofthia appeal but muni know that
lo snell audiences, il would bo impossible to
explain the political questions before us. The
only appeal must be, bs li lijrts bcepl wherever,
tho experiment ja 'tried, lo the black. man's
gratitude for his freedom duo to 'tho Republi?
can party.: Then of course tomes tho contrast
With Slavery and the denunciation of those who'
formerly supported ''(bia cursed j institution.'.'
Tbcso topics are so.obvious, .thoir miflchiovous
treatment so easy and so successful, that the'
temptation is irresistible to the great majority
of lhq ttCCOnd-rato bratot s w ho will bo hirod
for Hie. campaign. . ? . ? *
In his speech at Riohmond, Mr. QnEsIrv,
whoso', namo is signed to this appeal, calle|l
upon those who heard bim to forget that they
wero black or-whito-that they had been-mas?
ters OT slaves-to remember only that ' they '
wore citizens of Virginia, bound t? her fortune
and identified with lier interests. '.ij
Now, does Mri QBBELBY think honestly that
thia crusade of passionate partir?n speakers
whom j he is about tp scatter ovor the whole
.South,; will help forward bia mission of peine!.
Of O0.urse.lt is out of our power to prevent
this agitation if ? it is forocd > ott ns, but when
Judge O?fLL?Y proohilri?i that he'apeiles with
tho 16th regiment al his back, with tho army
of the United States to support hlnv and when
tho Tribune says :. -
And ?ow, Messrs. Military Commandants at IhA
South 11 a word with yon I % Military rnlTObei?to
grave- objection; but Ht haw one irood nuki Uv- it
make)) ?hort work with rioters and mobivWUIyoii'
comprehend that yon are in power expressly to
pro?ludp snob doings a? tfiTp>t MobUo?anTas?y.
teston, and ?ecure toWory one' th? righin? AeeV
and speak treoiyf Wo don't ask yati to sUfincV?nr
advorsarion-no insist that' yon shall gasianteo'
thom tho utmostliberty of speech and action-and
wo demand tho samo, and no moro,-,- foo. our own
*ido. If any of you den't know how to stop snob,
doings aa those at Mobtlo and Galveston, hoahonla
promptly resign and let sorno Uno take ?61(1*110'
has moro osnaoity or moro pluck-, -Thopflbpio aro
paying heavily fur tho malulonanoftiCf order, uta
Ihoy hare a right to tho artjele ?boy bargain fer.
If yon o in't aupply IL ploseo obUfio thom >y gpt>
tiug out ortho way l . r .. .. -T-> t mw .
It seems io us that tho nlilitary Commanders
may safely act on an old and sure prorerb,
'.That an ounoo of proven Hon ls worth a pound
of oure,','-and before th?yT?llow themgol^o'B!t?'
ba forced tt?ma4'lo<?^ar^
Interest of penoo one' good prdcr,- that thc pro?
vocation ?hall not bo given willoh makes cb ch
interference necessary. ' It wuuld bo as tiny,
and just as effectuai ttj'suppriyta on incendiary
orator, aa an oxcileJ audience'.,
. ' sse?Bsessssst^tsssi ?
OHDKIt HO. .
t? In publishing Order No. i!6, wo would call
I h o al ten t lon of our read ora to the. TACX . (bat
thero is now an .act in -Our ?tatnto Rook,; tie
net of 1805, prolilblling tho d??lUta?on of ipir
l(nous liquors from tinyUiltiK bul "fi ujll rn
their Mason/'.and making' tuen diitlllaUon a
^??! -.' .:.-...?.'.
nisdemconor punished by fine ?nd iuiprlson
ncnt.
AB WO understand tho order it transfers all
Ir?ais oT violations of the United y lutes revenue
laws, aa far as they relate to distillation, from
:'ie United States Courts to n> military commis?
sion, con 8 i st iu g of tho Commander: of tho Mil?
itary Post und two associates.
Il also prohibits distillation from grain, BO
rar doing just what tho act docs, but transf?ra
all violations of tho order from tho oivil courts
Of-tho State to tho samo' military commission)'
and instructs them to bo guided in tao'punish
ment to bo in'fliolcd by tho analogy of tho pen?
alties of tho revenuo laws.
Tho New .York Tribunt I to tu res M. nu CUAJL
LU on Iii? lecture a few days ago' on tho negro.
Tho stono of ofTcneo appears to be that'tho
gorilla-finder, after reviewing tho condition- of
tho negro in bis savage stoto in bis nativo home,
and contending that tho African has no. " pow
or of progression," proceeds to say: ".Of all
the ' uncivilized nations, tho negro has been
found the most traotablo and dooile, nnd he has
a number of good qualities that comp?nsate,
in n mensuro, for tho bad ones. We ought,
therefore, lo bo kind lo bim and elevate him.
That he will foltow iii the course of time,
other lower races, mid will finally disappear,'
I have very little doubt."
The Tribune tells M. ita CIIAILLU that ho
may bo a very good hand ot telling travell?
er's tales, but ho should confine him-.clf to
that, and not deal in generalization.
, Tim'Now York Tribune, of Friday lasl, has
tho.following .supercilious announcement: "The
.Supreme Court of Louisiana bus just held that
no rocqvery aun bc had for notes given for tho
purchnsd Of slaves-n doctrine unnecessary ox
eopt in benighted .cases." VYUal n flood- of
light our Now Ybrk' brother must enjoy that is
denied lo us "benighted cases." Kv'ory judgo
and'e wry lawyer lu tho South hftB bech rc
volviiig this njnestion nineo tho abolition of
slavery, 'nnd while many of them have arrived
atitho samo conclusion boro published as being
tho judgment oft he Supremo Courtof Louisiana,
they would bo slow to forejudge tho nutation by
no Uippaul an aBStimptiou. "Fools rush in
wljere angels fear to troa'd."
WANTS.
YtfrANTED, A COLORED WOMAN TO
. VV wisb, cook, snd do general housework for a
emili familj. Apply at No. SI WENTWORTH STREBT.
May 33 . ., . ? ? _
l IfAMiil), "TO GU IN TH El CUDNTRT,
' Vf . twD rospoctablo young girls. Ono ss lions? Maid,
(bo other as CUainbormald aud tieatnalrcu, or Ohonibor.
maid and to attend lo two or taroo grown children. Tho
bent of refbroncca given. Address F. C. al this utile c.
Mayal ? ?_3
trfrANTKD-A SITUATION AS CLKUK IN
V V BuME OOOD BUSINESS MOUSE. Can keep a
act of books, collect, and mako himself generally uaoful.
Th. first city recommendations will bo given. Address
PERSEVERANCE, Dally News Ofllco. May 17
IS/AK TKO, AN ELDERLY WOMAN AB
.VV Cook fur quite, aural t tarni ly. Ono who la will
lng to make h onie li generally useful, ls civil and agree?
able In manners, can apply al No. 60 Calhoun airoet.
April U8 :,- - i - . . ' - . . -. ' .
TT7IBHE9 SOMETHING TO DO. A LADY
VY (hatean cat and-mako men and boy'a clothes,
bullra' and oblldreu'a draaaca, can koop house, and mako
herself generally useful lu tho house, kitchen and
'garden. Low terms. ' Good references given If required.
Anv ona writing pisase .tate terms. Address
"O. W." BOX SL
April 7 ' ' Yanco'* Furry, ti. O.
WAKTH?J,;'A SITUATION AB RECEIVING
and DoUvering Clark, by ono who 1* compotont,
aui'can mrnloh tho beat of ruiereiiooa Address
j 1 "PUNCTUALITY,''
Mky If ' ' .'? " . . ' AtThllOfflCQ.
^?7^*rtf?ED, AN" EXPERIENCED NURSE.
TTl Apply at No. a LEPARE BT tl ELT. 3 May 18 .
(JJ} -').-; TaE UENUINE DABTLETT SSW*
HPJUO? INO MACHINE, $3!.'.-Wanted-Agosta, USO
per uiunlb. anti oil eiponses pall, to sell (he lieu ulm*
Bartlett Sowing, Machino. This Machino will do all the
work that can bo dono on any hlgh-pnood mochiuo, and
U fully patented, licensed and warranted for flvo yean.
We ?af tho above wog?, or a commission, from which
twice thal amount can- ba .made.-. For Circular* and
tenus address Ii. MALL k CO.. Na TU Chestnut street,
PhiUdolphlo; Pa. 90 April 10
YO RENT.
QWUB TO RENT-A THREE ' STORY
aa&tfEBtU ^T^L?S^J'LJ^J^J?t 33
My 33 " _ .. t _; '
TO RENT, A MOUSE CONTAINING 7
isqusro Booms, Dressing Room, and Pantry, on
East Bay, No. 3*0, onu door north of Society atreeL Ap?
ply to MARSHALL'S WHARF.
-'MaytO ?"_"?_ S
AIKEN RESIDENCE T<0 RENT. - "
! very Tueasanlly localed residence, containing four
room*, pan by, dry well, Ac, and with a well of unusu?
ally gbed water, opposite to the Presbyterian Church, is
o it er. ll for rent- For turma apply to T. J. RE ? WARD,
Esq., at Aiken, or at No. 45 Anson street, in this city.
alaka? ' " ' . . _wnn3
molRBNT-ROOMS IN THAT DELIGHT.
J FUL RESIDENCE No. 1 SOUTH BATTERY.
. May 30 , _mwt3
mol RENT, A NEW AND WELL F1W
I ls H EU two and a half story BRICE HOUSE, : alt
uotoddn Iramoo Place, near tho comer of Broad and
lluUadge arreots, containing ? aquaro rooms, two largo
well nruohed attics, Iwo dressing rooms, pantry, cistern,'
snd an tho necessary outbuildings. Inquire noxl door,
1Q..C, C. TRUMBO. . ' uiwf_\ March 05
BRICK NTADLE TO RENT.-A COMMO
DlutJ.4 BRICK STAHLE, with acoommodaUon*
for horses and vehicles, can bo hired, if applied for soon.
F?r pkrtioulars apply on promises. No. 6? CUUHOU
hTREET, weat aldo, noar Trodd. ? April ll
TO itEN'p; HALF OP THE IIOliSB NO. 03,
EINO STREET, with'noe of a1 Ano cistern. For
further urtieubira. tf>?,ly eu Chu premise*. -
AprOIf.. . . .... ... " .
BOARDING.
.pR|VATE HOARDING.-DELIGHTFUL,
_1 roodou*' southwest rocrma, can Lo obtalnod at the
"KIMI MANSION," rimer Meeting and Otorgo streets.
If appUod ipr Immediately.
N. K-A'tow DAY BOARDERS can bo accommodated
?m. aboyo. . ., myra_[? \ May 30 \
BOARDING.-MRS. ROBINSON I IB n KD Y
?flonns bar friend* that oho 1, now ?lady to receive
a limited number o? BO ARDE KS, which she will endea?
vor to do on da most liberal arid orcoramod*tlng terms,
and will bo thaaklul to any who may desire to favor her.
Apply bl No. 30 WENTWOBTH STREET. May 31
IrMCKLLKNT DOARD, AT VEUY-.I1OW
li rate*, in (ho most central o nain ca? part of the eily,
without lodging, In a pr?valo house, can now ba had
For particulars address "Xi L," Po* to Ole?, May IB
FINANCIAL,
Wi I BONDS, ST?C1?, Ac ,
J ^ ON HS, BTOOK A.NP UROllRTTlES OK ALL ETHOS.
BANK HILLS Issught al highest rrlcis by
' .'.j i 1 ANDREW M. MORELAND, Broker, '.. ?
..Aprl|17- '. wfmamp .' . ^No^Broi^yreat.
" S. A. LAMBERT.
\'t{ i PBODUGE.i } .-i. 0
G?MMISSIOi^MERCHANT.
S??THETIN ANT) N0BTHEHN ORDERS FILLED ON
, . . ! . Wt?*! - COMMISSION. 1 .
Ofilco of John P. Newldrk,
JTo lil REAJ)E-isTHEBTi CORNER nUDSOS,
'N-JB-W YORK.
#*T-Agency for EXTON'3 '.PBE?11UM TRENTON
0BAUKER3. AU order* aunt wlU bo promptly anomic]
to. ; _? , Brnos . ; ,_Pwceraher 1?
. j Th ero conioth glad tiding*' bf joy to all, ? '
To young knd toola, to gloat and to small:
. Tho be*n ty which trocs was ?0 precious and'rara,' ,.
1 tafreAforaU,afjtoTa?nMyr^?ir. _
B jr th? tue of : - ? ' >
! CHASTELLAE'S
Wi HI T E LIQUID
I I^Prtrrtn*. and naanUfvlcg th? OcrnnleilOB.
'riv^^sMn^raCumj&a^ for
SSo^l?tratti. ' li Quickly ri^a?T?^FT^cla! ?S
^,^bc^ MCH? plfldi??,, B^^?rTk?^^^?t^
aad.allliErurittoa of tha alrir?,' kindly hiTumiuiir??n?.
IMvlhg tho akin white and rJeiT^^ffiSrS ?ts^?
<^?^ .dsloeUd : by ,tho olotes! ?crudr^ ?nd bSoif U
croar, hy; . .v'ril ..'. . . . ' .' ? :-. fl-1 .
BEIiOEB, Bli OTTS k CO., Chemists.
jggfe ,,";.;,;waTst'Troy'^ .
O.} CW^^^M^7^
(J oa oral Co ni ni l ?sion Morcrian t, ?,,
.NM7?|*J J;.-H".'.J^l'.. .." .i' .. ? -.a .1 -.ir,- '.
- --Vdi-Vi ?<f?Jir .. -, -
Matisai^tnr?i*...of-''DParjor;''' '
j .. OF VARIOUS RINDS,
il ijf f?' ?'?A OB iTRKHT.
mihi
MEETINGS.
ETNA STEAM FIRE! ENGINE COMPANY.
A N EXTRA MKETINO OF YOUR COMPANY WILL
L V bo held TAO Evening, 3M ln'tist, at thc Mar
tl Hall, at H x o'clock prcclaoly. A general attendance
f member? ht roqueetod, aa CommlUco .ppolnlod at
ho but meeting wld report.
Rr order President BWKZOAK.
May aa_a_J. McLEIBH, Seorotary. I
CAROLINA (,'IIAIITCII, No. 1, H.A. M. J
A H EXTRA MEETING OF CAROLINA CHAPTER.
/V No. 1, H. A. M., will bo held at Masonlo Hall, TnU
Evening, aad Inst., at 7,^ o'clock.
Candida tea will please como forward to rscolvo thc Ir
*T$Order'M. E. H. Priest L. B. LOVEQHEKN,
_May 83_1_ ? ? - Boorotary._
WASHINGTON Kl UK ENGINE COMPANY.
A TTEND A REO ULAR HONTBLY MKETINO OF
/V your Company, ThU Enning, at tho Hall, at 8
>'clock, P. M., precisely.
Ey order. A. W. STEVENS,
May M_1_Bec rotary W. F. Co.
WASHINGTON LIQIIT INFANTRY CHAR
ITABLE ASSOCIATION.
ATTEND THE QUARTERLY MEETING THIS EVEN?
ING, prepared to pay arrears, at Masonlo Hall, at 8
/dock.
An Hoc lon for JUNIOR Vf ARDEN will bo held.
Tho Anal resdlug of Ibo Arrear List will tako placo and
Ibo Rulo appUcablo thereto rigidly enforced.
I ? ? J. L. HONOUR,
, May 31 1 Secretary and Treasurer.
GURMAN FRIENDLY SOCIETY.
rTUIE MEMBERS ABE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT
JL an adjourned meoUngoftho floclcty will be hold
JMt Evening, when tho second reading or thu Rules, as
revised, will bo continued.
By ordor. JOHN A. BLUM,
May 3J ,-? - ,,- ;1 -, . J^^V -eociwUry^
HOMESTEAD U?IILDING AND LOAN ASSO?
CIATION,
THE OAPI TAL 8IO0K HA VIVO BEEN BUB80R1D
ED for, sud Hie Charter i f Incorporation having
buen obtained. Stockholders are requested to pay tholr
instalments of Ouo Dollar a Bbsro si tba ofuco orW. G
WiilLDEN HI CO., No. 348 Klug street, on or boforo Sa
i ?rda j, tho Mt h of May.
A meeting of tho stockholders will ba held st Masonlo
Hall, at 8 o'clock on Saturday Evening, for tbs purpose
of organizing the Assodsllou. I '
WILLUM O. WUILDEN, )
C. P. AI M Alt, I Commissioners
H. U. OLNEY, J
May aa
AMU S E M E N T S7
Oege orri bon ?rr ?barlrftaa fyefl ?Jan?, auf brm
Gt,lleeit(.'la, 2>eimerfla0. "cn 23flen SWai, 18117, rooju
aile atcytttn grrunbe errjtt-tnp cingclahm flub.
. Omsibufle lenten alie IS lUinuttn ?ort Vine-Street
nod? tritt (scbiiucuplaljcaigefen.
May 23_a? _II o m m i I 11 c.
PIC NIC
OF THU
GERMAII FIHB EltQINE COMPANY.
EIN PIO NIC DER DEUTSCHEN SPRITZEN GESELL
SCHAFT wird stattfinden auf dom Scbulxonplatz,
alu Mittwoch, don 33tjn Mai, wosa alio Freondo oreo*
banstolugelsdon surd. Dto 6.C. IL lt., wird um 0 Uhr.
Margens und 1 Uhr Mittags von Anni ?rt, und um 7 Uhr
Abends vota Scbatz?nphilxa sbgebout. B >t ? ,
May W.. - Y, : B ' ? DAS COkfollTTEEt
LOST.
DROPPED PROM A WMIO.V, EIN ROUTE
through Queen, King and Boa ufain atrooia, ou
yostordsy morning, a REO COCK, iu d by tbs legs with
chamois. Tho nuder will Do reward od by leaving bim at
WALLACE'S STABLE, Chalmers,1 near Stato street.
Msy ia_,. . '_1
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLAR? REWARD_
Lost, a BINGLE BET DIAMOND BREAST PIN,
plainly mounted. Tho above reward wal bs paid If loft
at tills omeo. g Mny 'JO
LOST-A BULL TERRIER, YELLOW AN D
while, s number of scars on taco, answering to the
name ol Jack. A reward ol 810 wu! be paid to tho per*
son returning this dog to Maj. Gen. D. E. SICK LES
May ll
FOR SALE.
FOR BALE-A NO. 1 MILK COW. WITH
YOUNO CALF, warranted gentle, and will- iced
I ru m tho tub.' Raised In the city. Can bo seen at No.
M MARKET STREET, north aldo, between Mooting and
Church streets. T* Hay aa
FOR SALE, COWS AND CALVES.-FOOTl
SPRINGERS, ono Cow'with young call. CaUat
No. Fl QUERN STREET opposite Mills, trom II A.M..
to 1 P. M., and 6. o T P. M. . 1? M?y aa
FOR SALE, A CARRYALL, WITH TWO
SeaU, polo and shaft. . Also, . a bet ', of double and
Binghi HARNESS, all In good order. Can be seen and
bargained for cash or a Urns note at thirty days, at No.
ai Lynch street May 17
FOUND.
T/EY POUND.-THE LOSElt OP A HER
l\ RING A- CO. SAFE KEY can obtain tho samo by
applying at tho DAILY NEW8 OFFICE,'and payiDg for
tho advertisement May JO
C10THIN0.
GREAT ATTRACTION !
GREAT ATTRACTION !
ATTENTION PARENTS !
ATTENTION PARENTS!
TT ft HAVE JOST BEOETVED' OUR STOCK OF
TY YOwTTI'S, BOYS', AND CHILDREN'S CLOTH?
ING, of Ons and medium qualities, td which we Invite
your attention. Call and examine. Ws will take pleasure
lo show and sell them. ,..!, :,; ... i
REMEMBER THE STORE.
<M?.J^i& & co:,
No. 213 King street,
MTDLLB OF THE BLOCK. -
April 28 Imo Known as Victoria Hotel Range.
Cp?AP CMTH11VG.
SPRING ?c NU SIM KU CLOTHING,
PIERSON & CO.,
No. 26 IL^YNE STREET,
OFFER THE BALANCE OF THEIR ? STOCK . OF
READY-MADE CLOTHING st Wholesale or Retail,
st very low price?, to City and Country "Trsdo, compris?
ing every variety of SPRING AND HUMMER GOODE.
April ?7 . Imo
V. j ; % M A it M \ I ci A
- A. S. H?IiL, Ag't;,
MERGHAMl TAILOR,)
HAB REMOVED TO NO. 70 BROAD STREET, NORTH
SIDE BETWEEN MEETING AND CHURCH,
where bs will bo ?lad to soo his old friends and custom?
ers, sn i has in atore a full assortment of CLOTHS,
COATING, CASSI MERES sod VESTINGS of ovnry va?
riety, which ho will makeup to order st as low pt Ices as
any similar establishment
ALSO,
A FUL? ASSORTMENT OF FURNISHING GOODS
FOB GENTLEMEN '8 WEAR. -. r. t j. ' '.. , !. j ,. Y U?CC L
gt. JNO. T. FLYNN {formerly of O. D. Carr A Co.,) I
will superintend tho Tailoring Department as us rmi, aili
Will giro bia especial attention to Gutting Garments, and '
Makingsud mm ming. ... ,,,
. y>- ri.' . . . "-??^.
Msy II. jJ,I; 11 I'j : , ) Wfj. L.Lli'^aniQlJ.!]
GARDART, WIUWORB &?,
HAN UFA CT UREBS AND j WHOLESALE h DEALERS
FINE, ?tiimM
AMD . ?.L' $ ?;.,,?:?./
COARSE CL0THIN6,
A MERIGAN EXPRESS I) Ul LD INO, NOS, SB, 67, 69
iV sad 61, Hodson street, near Duane, New York,
. T. P. CARIIART.
, , , ... , " W, U> WHITFORD.
?, J. B, VANWAGBHEN.
DsoerabwlOl ' Bato < ? O " K SHAMILTON/' ' '
JAMES MCCORMICK,: .... ,t.
MERCJHA1S?.T TAILOR, ;
CLOTHS, -CASSIMEllES.- AMI,VESTINGS,
GEN TB' .PURNIHIU^G GOODS,
Wp. ?8 5 BROAD STREET
January sa Brnos CH?ELB8TON, a C.
?.t?TmbKEBfl' ?ad- ut* .' " "1
Ir .TACUES forced lo , SS?WlfV
gfr*. ' ?son lbs smooth esl : \i
faoe in from three to Ave lvl
wocksbyuslng_Dr. SBVIO- W?m t 1
KEt8 RESTAURATEUR ; '
OAPTLI.A1RE. th. most i-sHlBfr,
1!? Heard and IfaL-In an almost miraculous marrnAr lt
has been caed by tbs elite of Paris sad Wd on wi th" the
moei flatfcrlng sueoess. Mimes of aU^Turdii?r^wi?
SSSttSX^J* ?^?^^^St^sato
^^S? ?w?s?ni?U r?ali*a t>ee,i W??8 Bm?tffi
it'Ji ... ; ; i ? TjPT/EB"WARr>S OUABD HOUSE J
EDUCATIONAL.
IN8THUCTION IN FKBNCII.
MRS. NIC ll i) LA S A NATIVE OF CHARLES I ON,
bal iluri m; Iii? rout ?fk<cu i ran ? r?i?l Joni tu
iurupo, 1. dwitrgUB of (tiring Instruction lu Um Frrucli
Unguoge, either ot lier own residence or ot Ibo bouses
?f tier pupila.
Inquire ot Mrs. FINNBY'S. No. 190 King ?Irool.
Uar tn
v DENTISTRY.
UK IJ UtTIO.N OP DENTAL PU IC 12 ?J TO 8 CIT
. .. . . ! . Xiii; TIMES. Lil
BR. J.E. D APB AT, DENTIST, IR NOW PREPARED
to completo tbo loeortlou of whnlo uppor or lower
.of ARTllTCALITIiETIi. iirion tho mont approved
mcUiod, amt wltb tbo bent material., al 820 per Kt, Por
(lol Mts io proportion. Durability, natural appearance,
perfect flt, cud aeolnee. ol nnisti, guaranteed.
AU other vrwrollons upon tho Tooth performed In a
skillful ond worrorilsble manner/
Oflko at Ul* rosldouco. NO. 8 LIBERTY STREET,
Moy SO niwf. Charleston, B. U.
COPARTNERSHIPS.
COPAItTrsEUSIHP lilsstlMTlD.v,
rpilE COPAIITOIUISUI1? IN COTTON l'LANTINQ
JL and Storf keeplfiglioi clofuro oxlsting under Um nsmo
of WHALE?, KINOSOITKY At CO.. having been diSRUlTOd,
all accounts or Claim? of any kind or tleocrlptlou olrnody
extoling muot bo handed tn at onco to JAMES W. O RAY,
Esq., Master In Bqaily. JA M lit E. WTIALF.Y.
May 18 ? wit. : For Whalry, K'ngatniry & Co.
DRY! GOODS, ETC
AND
GOOD NEWS I
TUE MON. JEFFERSON DAVIS
RBIiIBVUlD AND AT 1118 MUERVY,
IN CONSEQUENCE OF WHICH' WE TAKE THE
pleasoro to aunonnco to our onatomors' and friends
that we REDUCE, from this dato, our entire STOCK OF
OOOD3.. ?. ,,
FINE PRINTED LAWNS, fast colors, 18c. only
Ure nacuma amt Mozambique*, from 20. tu Mc., and all
Ibo rest of Dross Goodar st and below cost .
' oT mosing mors room for Calicoes, wo sell 100 ploceo
at 10c per yard, s el oe tod odors ,.
Homespun and Lonn'elollia, 'rom 10c' to 'JV., tho best
quality over ptoduccd In thin market for thu4e prices
Wh I to Muslins. Nainsooks, ' Linens, Aro., ic, ot cor?
responding rates.
Linen Russ!* Crash, from tee. to 2Sc. . .
linen Rackobock Towels, from 18c to OOo.
10-4 Heavy Cotton Sheeting, from 88c. to SI, and all
tho roat bf tho a tock In proportion.
Tho carllost coll will havo tho first choleo.
BLOCK & LOY NS,
AT A LA ViLoL DE PARIS,
No. 391 King, corner Wentworth street.
May at . '? j . , ' .:-. .'. .- i : 3
JUST OPENED A VERY EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT
of SILK and LACE COVERINUR of latest atylca ond
or recent importation, Tory reasonable st
LOUIS COHEN,
No. 248 KING ! STREET.
DRESFGOODS.
In this lluo will bo found tho latest Novelties in Cold.
and Clock SILKS, QREVADINES, POPLINS, LENOS
OHALUE8, POUT DxOHEVHES, Plain and Figured
BABEO ES and MALANOES for traveling.
, ALEXANDER'S KID GLOVES.
A full assortment iu Bhadcs and Numbers of tho
GENUINE ALEXANDER'S KID GLOVES, togothcr with
many other popular makes, very reasonable, ALEXAN?
DER'S REST KID FINISHED SILK GLOVES ?nd Lisio
Thread tor Ladles, doola and Children, also an oxttn
aivo oooortrnont or LACE MITTS. -
WHITE GOODS.
JACONET'S. COTTON ^ATuTlRTCB, MULL, NALN
BOOKB, French and Swiss MUSLINS, in plain, alripod
and plaided, logofbcr with a splendid assorlmont ol
finest Cora brio and Uwins Edging and Irrae rtl nen, Thread
Volcuelen, Onlpnro Linon and Cluny Laces In Edging
and Inserting. .
LINEN GOODS,
1,000 doran' li. .C. nANDEEROHIFB. good quality ot
UH oeota and upwards, full lines or tho moat popular
makes of IRISH LINENS, In fronting, .Pillow Casing 8-4,
9-4, 10-4 and 11-4 Shootings and an oocelleut aoooruneni
or Whits ?nd Cokl TABLE DAMASK. Ac, ire,
MEN'S WEAR.
In this Uno will bo found a foll supply of boot Fron ch
w^.^'M'tri' "SKIT ?Clim. UOILHK1N.1.
U^?HSHXBTI^ T*~Wa-JliA?(H- VESTINGS?'.^
DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT.
In IboDomosUo De por Un ont win be found a completo
stock, of i Prints, Losgclotbs, Shirtings. SheeUnga and
Pulow Cosing, Scotoh oriel Domestic O lng hom?. Drown
Shirting, Corset Jeana ?Ld. Drille, allot which will be
sold at prices that wOI defy compcUUon.
SW Ail early roll ls rospectluRy soUclted. , ., '
? LOUIS COHEN,
No 148 KINO STRIJKT,
. . .-. Between Hasel and Market streets.
April 1_ mwf,, . .. 2mo
BEST SIX-CQRD CABLED
JOHN'& HUGH AUCHINCL0S3,
HDLIS AOitriTS I\ VKW VOltK.
March?, "'...? ul' si . . . wfm20
8EWINQ MACHINES.
TUE LATEST IMPROVEMENT IN
I., .SEWING MACIIINES.
IsFnUer.o^-BM^^
{) j V, li .. COMBINE?, ttl
r pil lil ATTACHMENT ld AUTOMATIC. AND SI EA 8
I URES, croassa ind afiches tacks at ono operation,
withont guiding wltb tho hand?. .Also for oslo, SEWING
MACHINES<y7.AFPH0VRDPATTERNS, a,t low prtcoa;
SCISSORS .BJLARPKNBBB, '.1 NEEDLE THREADERS,
NEEDLES iU kinda); OIL. TOOLS AND Fin fNIIH.
REPAIRING, AND IMPROVING ATTENDED TO Ab
. USO AU ' ORDERS BY MAH, PROMPTLY FILLED. I
I 1, ". i".' .'. : D, ?. IIAHELTON,
' 1 No; 331 King street, corner Liberty.
April 1 ' ? - 1 . ' ., ".; '. ' ' mwf2mo?
$20. AGENTS WANTED, $20.
815 to 8-1X1 per rnunth-molesond females-to tell tbs
,.-.]' 0NLY0ENUINE COMMON SKNdK .,',
PAMILY SEWING MACHINE
Manufactured. It will hom, feU, s Ute ti, tuck, bind,
braid.'quiltandembroider beautifully. Price, only 820,
lucleding Barp urn's self-sower and self-turning hem
mer.- gully warranted for fly? roora.
CAUTION.-Beware of those .elUng wotthtoM cast
iron ms?Mn ss,'tn} a(J tho ?amo nome as ours. Forcir
cmtor??iidteims, aOdroM a BOWERS A CO., Ne. 288 H.
Fifth Btrset, PpX?delphi?' Ta/ lm Moy 20
." jj P H 0l&TtfrY t ET C.
^DOW SMP7
Fulton ?rid John itrcets, Kow York, .. , . . . i
. More and Office Shod aa made to order..
DeoemberM . V ? m-fAmn
TU0M1SM BMM,
KO. 671 KING STREET.
. ? UNDERTAKER, :
. , , *-'_- ->V
.TDLPII O.-Ii ?M-!B'EK* j;
xirbtTLD REflTEO?JTjs^ ?I8
VY friends and tho publie generally, that hs kee os on
hand FTJ Ult rr DUE AND DrlDDIfVO cf all descnpUono
Furnlshoa Erm orals with Mob. og"sny. Walnut, Codor pd
MeUPie Oofrms. Also, with Ano Hearse? and First-class
Oorrtago?. WU1 attend to di alu terring h odie? and trans.
rorjlng the ?om?. Personal ?ttendanoo -wUl be given At
0 AHl?r?o EH fox UsJlroad and Steamboat ace om m o lo?
tion, and FU RH ITDRE CARTS, wUl bo furnished ot any
tinte, by kaplyb?r al my LlVr-It V ST AU I.K, No. 5 Con
?1- Tl?nkful fcTpas t ravors, and hop?, hy strict o tt cnUon
to business, to merit a exmtmnaooo of tho some.
^i?i^A?^~^^^^^^^^^Bysfto?^
^ ^ - CRD3PER? COMA.
titi A Ohl ?ne waa booirUful ond fair, fl
With ?torry ayes, ond rodlvit hair, .
." -, IWhos?earling l&drils, ?ott entwined,
K , ?'? Enchained tbs vary heart and mind,
Pox QmkwiW WAI?
?sa Qloasy BirifiloU or BiNsfy Masaivo ' '
'iiir . i teftgj^gP* '? ' . '
.10? USING .TOTS kim?Lt^ LAD?H I AND GKNT/?
JL> MK?j eon besoUfy themselTes ? thonssxd-rold.
ills tba otdf Sim tn ike world that, wtil ?url .tnhjbt
hoir, KsaVrt ft? aama Um* gire it a bca??fal, 6io?y a p.
P?a|utaA.I Tk? CMspor Ootosvnil only emiU tho bair, bnl
tanfeHmk WmumU and cleanses it; ls hlihly and d?
Uali&ullv berfumcd, and ls Joe moot eoTapTate trtlcU of
f^V^cX-wS^-M ^U?LWSSU T^
A4ch^aU{ManltO .'*- -' .' '"...*. ;'
1 M*???^'-,','.'J ?:. l'e.'M.'i:-- ..? f i " y'-tfr y'
:,.li??? \\4Vt -Mt I ?vi ?|4?I)?rWi tit Lulu OlTi?itff
MACHI NE Srl?i'S.
TO CARPENTERS
AND
BUILDERS.
YOUR ATTENTION Ul CAM, KD TO oun REDUCED
HA lU fur TONGUKU AND UHO0VKD LUMBER,
Tlx.:
4-4 FLOORING, nt $'13 per M.
5-4 I'LOOHING. it 12H per M.
8-4 I.I NISH, rt ?23 por M.
7-H LININO, rt ?26 per M.
Wa also have various ouiorslzc* of (IITI>HU<1 anti rough
I.UMBl.lt. All nf wlileh nM bo disposed or at lowest
cash price?.
KHAUUll ft AI ALLON Efl,
FLANINO MI I.I. AND LliMDElt YARU.
HOR1J1ECKS WUAUl', NI'.A it N. E. RAILROAD.
May 1 Ituo
JOHN F. TAYI.Oll. -'AM KS UAHKLEY.
IKON ,y0
rn
Charlostoit, H. C.
JOHN F. TAYLOR & CO.
P?IOPB1ET?RS,
Engineers, Boilermakers,
FOUNDERS, ETC.,
AHE PREPARED TO EXECUTE ALI ORDERS FOR
IIIOII and LOW l'UEKSUKE. PORTADLE and
STATION I '.ttY STEAM ENUINES and BOILERS, RICK
TUHASllEltH (from nun patterns, witt, ali tho modern
Improvcmont?), STEAM SAW MILLS, kc, 4c.
WINGS IN IRON m\ BRASS
Promptly attended to with ucatnoas aud dispatch.
Repairs to llariuo mid otltcr Work,
Sholl TCCCITC r pedal attention.
FOR SALE-Ono 13-horM power .11 RAM ENGINE,
nearly nc w ; sortirai now and Bocond-h nd BOILER1, 0
to 10-horao power.
CONSTANTLY IN COURSE OF CONBTROOTION,
10, 12 and 20 norse Powor Steam
Enginos.
Og- AH Order* fur REPAIRS or NEW WORK shall ro
calva our prompt and careful attention.
May II
JO UN F. TAILOR & CO.
Imo
MW YORK WU ENGINE CO.,
BIANTJVAOTCRERS OF
ENGINE LATHES, rLANERS,
LMRBOYED CAP WHEEL BOXES
BOLT CUTTERS,
Ui'MOHT DRILLS,
AND
MAG?1MSTS' TOOLSOF ALL DESCRIPTIONS
Works at Worcester, Mass.
OFFICE AND WAEEBOO-M, No. 223 PEARL ST.,
M tv Vonit.
December if . .. 1*1 thoo
AFFLICTED 1
SUFFER NO MORE!
When by tho' uso' or DR. JOINYTLLE'S ELIXIR you
can be ourad pcrrasuently, sad nt a trilling cost.
Tho utonlalitng success walch han attended tula In?
valuable modicluo for Physical and Nervoua Weaknoas,
Qc ne ral nobility and Prostntion, Loss ol Muscular En?
ergy, Impotency, or any ot the oonaoqnoncos of youthful
moliere.lon, re nil era lt the moat vsluablo preparaUon
over discovered.
It ?rill remo YO all nervous affections, depression, ex
citcmout, incapacity to study or bualnoss, l iss of memo'
ry, confusion, thougbts'of atlf destruction, fears of in?
sanity. Ac. . It wu! restore tao appetite, rcnow the health
of th owi who have dcstroyad.lt hy sensual o leesa or evil
practices.
Young Men, bo humbugged DO more by "Quack" Doc?
tors" aud iguoraut p. sclltioners, but soud without delay
for tb ti Elixir, and be at once restored io health and hap?
piness. A perfect Cure lr Guaranteed In cfory Instance.
Price il; or thur bottles to ono ad dre1 s ?S,
.OM? boin, i* a"fn.-M?nt tn effect a eura in all ordinary
ALSO, DR. JOLNVILLE'B SPECIFIC PILLS, for Ul?
speedy and permanent euro of Gonorrhoea, ?loct. Uro
Ul rut Discharges, CraYol, Stricture, and all affections o
tho Kidney? and Bladder. Corea effected in from ono to
Ovo days. They aro prepared from vegetable extract?
that aro harmless on tue sTSlcm, and never nauseate tho
atamaoh or impregnate the breath. No change of die
ls uecessaxy wulla ?sing them, nor does their action In
sny manner luterfcro with twiners pursuits. Prit.o tl
per box. . :.- - - ? -?- ' . .'.
Either of tho above-mentioned articles will be kent to
any address'. Closely sealed, and poet-paid, by mall o
express on receipt of pnce. Address all ord ors td 1
I . UERQKJ;, fiUUTT? ?i CO,.Chomiat?v 0 V
March 30 ."ly. * ' So. Mg .Uiver street. Troy, N..Y. ? .
fcc ' fMfttlpp
WE HAVE . USED GALUOUAN'H PILLS, AND
And they will do ?ll that ls claimed for thom, and
cheerfully recommend thom to pubilo favor.
T. H. WATTS, Ex-OoTornor or Alabama.
J. W. A. SANFORD, Att'y Oen'l ol Alabama.
ROBT. DOUGHERTY, Judge Supremo Court? Ala.
' * From THOMAS J. Jr/por, Jud? Supremo Court.
I h?TOUBOdOALI,IOUAN'MPLL,L5 on my nUmtaUnr,
lor Fever and Aguo, ?nd find them all thitladalmed
lox them. TTinB J nmnr
Montgomery, Ala., September ?. ISM,"8, J- TDOE
T 11, ? wm' T,n,, T^wxnx? OoTruTT, Alabama.
QALLIonAN'S FEVER AND A Cl UE ? PILLS will do
They are decidedly tho bert medicino for C^andFi
.V,~ 1 ?.l'r "ST* 1 ,Tould 001 U "???i them tor nv?
times tao prion, J. A. GRAHAM.
iS?0i50# Fever.- They ?ro tho host medWeTror
CbilU and fever I ever saw,' A. G.RONALUBQN, ?tl
. , Clerk Superior Ccart, 8om ter County, Ga.
MoirrooKzaT, Ara.. July o lsAft."
MOSSTH. BLUNT & HARK-Ooma : I hive nledlouT
OALMOHAN'S PILLS on'two occasion? for CMus ?ad
Fever, arid ?nd that they effect au that they ?re intend,
cd to do. . Thoy aro tho best rem ody for lbs disease that
I havo over tri od. I consider them perfectly reliable. .
? ? B?aneclfully 1 ' '' MSX MYBE*
Orand Seo. Grand Lodge of F. ?nd A. M. of AUbaroa.
.""tVi . AtaiMT, Oi., March'll. 1881
IhATouead GALLIOHAH'S PILLS ta fortr ??.'e..
Chill, and Fever, with periodWasi Tbev T??i,?
bert Fever ?nd Aguo Pul put tip. Th?? ?re th*
1 ? A a FANT.
LWHOLESALE iTcnARXF^TON, BY
aoopnicn, WLNBSIAN di CO.,
AndbytHbroi-?Wt, L^???
IlL<IUNT Si HALE,
' ,i u: iir . .14121 .. " . PBOPRIETORR! '
_M?y 14, . , . .8100, .. .A.. .. , Montgomery, Ala.
TUB WORLD"IWISIB?
. AT THK WONDEBTOh r.ETET,AT20Nn
; MADE BY TUB OBF-AT ARTBOI/X1IST,
Cl HE REV ALS SECRETS NO MORTAL EVER KNEW,
O iShe rertores to hspplcess tboee who, from dolefu]
events, catastroph?e, croase*- la tove, los? of relation? and
friends, looa of, mosey, fcc.,. Jure beeome deApoajrjt
Shs brings together those long ssparated, rttMtoierma-'
lion conrcmlng absent fri ends er I OT ors, rsaiers? lort or
stolen property, tell? you tho luain ea? yon are bast
qualified to puVirao aud la what yoe, wlU be mort ?uooa??.
id, sause? speedy marrUge?. slid tells rou tho very day
you will marry, (rives you the tua 6?, fl lt en eas and char,
actcrlatte* of tho person. I Bb? reads T^tor*' tbrmghiav
?nd by ber almost sup? matural felton, un rills tho dart
ind bl?den mysterlo? of IheTatare. 'From the ?tars wa
?oe tn tho flrmament-tho tnslefte star? that overcome or
predominate In th* oon agu rs t^coY-rrom ? th? UpecU ?od
st tho time nf blrUi, she, ftedncsi tho future destiny Cf
f*rth. ?'?Sf,T?>butr?riflR |Sdyo>t t?a/MT^o^ln
&Z1"?^^\T0*Y*TV< S Poas?l?Ulon fee. with
ltYenc*s&nd?ll .<K?ir<sl lutormiliou; ll. PUUasTlrini
at a dis tan ce can oousul t the Madame by mail wlth'ttmS
.afoty ?^M?afaoUon to ' thsnualrsm. as If In xyencmT A
fjill aud efplldl chart, wrlUeo oqU with an i?r,u i ri as an
.^.?T^.VnSnUoped- The itiictert seor?sy rfll iia
malnhUnefl, ?ad all ocSTearjprjndenee return*! ovdttttvy.
?atina them. .Write plainly til*'day of tho rn?.th rid
jouia^Mchyouiitrt byjrp, ' sucijatag ? tail) lock o?
! ''^r^YZMntMrnWA.-vskiiioa ' ' '
GROCERY AND Mf?CEll ?fft CH'S
CORN.
~t\?\r\ IUISHI:I..S PRIME WHITE CORN, IN two
JUUU oud Hirco bushel oockii.
For Bali by T. J. r. KIHI.
May M 3
YELLOW METAL SHEATHING
AMI? KAILS.
I (\ CABER Y. M. HIIKATIIINO. 22 OZ.
L ' ' IU eura M i t Al >l i. ,>tii i !>', 21 vz.
CO kegs I); Inch Nurla. For ?alu by
CHIMU,M UROTHKRS.
East lia;, comer Adgcr'a Wharf,
May 22 _ _ wfi
FLO UK 1 FLOUR t!
J I HT JtlCCtSlVICI).
1 Afk DARRELS STRONG RAKERS'FLOl H
lUU 100 barrel? Family Flour
100 barrel* Extra aud Family do. In sacks.
For ?ale cheap for ooah at ? i
GEO. W. CLARK k CO'S.,
il ay 20 0 Corner Bast Ray aud Cum borland aire?te.
SO AF.
tX AA R?XES BO AP VARIOUS QUALITIES AND
OUU prlrcnat UKO. W. CLARK St CO'S..
May *J0 C Comer Kant Hay anil Cuxborlaml ?trocts.
SELF-RAISING FLOUR.
Kf\ IIARRKLH IMPROVED I'RETARKD FLOUR,
rt\t manufactured by J. V. smith h Co, Atlantic
Milt?, Jual rccolvcd. For salu by I
ita vi.SKI, A CO.,
May 20_a_KUM Hay and Vaodorhordl's Wharf.
PRIM B DRY CYPRESS SHINGLES
?\J.\J\J\J SCHEVEN k N EUR IT,
May 21 _ _3_Accommodation Wharf.
BACON AM) FLOUR.
ano?, BACON
300 bbl?. Flour. For ?alu at prices to suit Ibo
Uiues, by * WM. (lURNEY,
May 21_3_No. 102 East Day.
HAY AND CORN.
J AA RALES PRIME ll AY.
41:1/ U 1000 Uuabils Whlto Com.
Ptr Steamer J. W. Everman. For clio by
H. F. DARER A CO..
May 20__?f?lao Oumborland SI.
CORN.
Oil/"* A BUSHELSTHIMn WniTE CORN.
?UUU Forsaleliy SCHEVEN ft NISBET,
May IS Accommodation Wharf.
25
RAILROADS.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
SAVANNAH dc CIIAIIIJESTON HAIUIOAD.
M?M?!<!
OFFICE H. ii O. RAILROAD CO.. )
MULI, BTBXET Dual, (
Onam-ESTOI?. May 20, 1B0?. J
ON AND AFTER TUESDAY, 2*rn INSTANT. THE
foUowlug chango will bo rnado lu running tho Pas?
senger and Freight Cars over thu Road, ria tho Passou
ger Sicamor : Will leavo Ibo Company's WhArf, ai tho
Mill street Depot, on Tuet Jay, munday and ShlurVfay of
each week, ak quarter before B o'clock, A. M. Tho Train
will lcavo tho llcpol at nt. Andrew's at 6 precisely, and
arrive at Saltkotcuer (tho present head of tho road), at 9
o'clock, A. M. Reluming auno d*y, will trato Saltketch
er at ? o'clock, P. M., and arri vu si Charleston at T
o'clock, P. M.. Hopping at all tho regular Btatlons on the
Road going and ro tu ruing.
TbU chango I? mad o to facilita to planters and all o thara
having business over tho Road, by giving ampio limo to
vinlt their place?, and roturo to tho city, without tho ex
poiuro to night air In tho country.
JOHN S. RYAN,
May 21 T .. General Superintendent..
INSURANCE.
FIRE AND Ililli,i;
INSU RANG E
ETH & r. u I:M.I,
Corner East Bay and Exchnngo St?,
NEXT OLD POSTOFFICB., ?
RISKS TAKEN IN THE FOLLOWING. HBLIAHLB
FtRT-OLASS COMPANIES : !
CAPITAL AND ASSETS
SIX MILLION DOLLARS !
LOSSES PROMPTLY ADJUSTED
... AL?' ' .. . . ... ?.
Paid in Charleston. ;
MARYLANDINSURANCE QOMPANY, of BaUhssrs,. .
Maryland.
MEROHAKTS AND MTjiOHANICS' ?NSURANOB OOM
PASY, of Baltimore, Maryland.
ASSOaiATBD FI^tEMEN'fl TUBURANOB COMPOST
of IUI Uni o re, M'.ry Land.
" HOW ABD IjJSUBANOE COMPANY, of BalUmoro. " ' ?
NATIONAL j]SKI IAN GE COMI'ANY, of 1'altimore. ?
STANDARD IS SI H AJI CK COMPANY, of Now York.''
YONKERS AND NUW YORK. INSURANCECOMPANY,
Haw York. ,
INSURANCE COMPANY VALLEY OF VI HUES I A"
Wluchostar, Virginia.- ? i...
GULF B'l'ATTJ INSURANCE COMPANY, of TaUahasaoe,
Florida. '
ORIENT MUTUAL MARINE INS ORAN CK COMPA?
NY, ?I New Zork; -
J. HAVE.VK1. ni\l II LT ir. II. Il AV I '.NI : !,, .lr.
' Apollo ?.??' ? . : ? . - wftaamo'" "
? AND CMP ltWiK?ClO
lj '-' PARTICIPATION POLICIES.
THBEE-FOUBTII3 OP TUB PROFTTB OF THE
COMPANY RETURNED TO THE IN8?RBD.
THE GEORGIA HOME
INSURANCE COHPAiW,
j ? ... j , .. ... OF - : , ?.'1 ?
COLUMBUS, Ga. .
CAPITAL (oR paid Iii,).......1310,000 OO
CASH ASSETS, January 1st 1B67..... 375,195 ?8
riUIE ABOVE RELIABLE SOUTHERN COMPANY, j
X now ofter* to th? Citizens of Charlea Um, tho follow-' 1
lng advantage* :
INS URAN OE AT HOME. LIBERAL SETTLEMENTS,
PROMPT PAYMENTS,
j -. Aim Tun . ? ? - ,1- - . .?' '
RETUJLN OF THRBE^UABTBBS 'OP rfB. FROTIT Ff 1 ?
Thlii Mutual Prlndnlp, which promise* to refund. U>. ,
our PaLrnr.a (wiguUtad rrj the 'profits mada,) from oua
thlM US one-half tb? amount'of Promram oatd, ahooaa>,
command thtj Oompeny to those deaning to Insnr*> niri'll
' PoUatoa Ifiued at fair raf* on Dwelling?; Stocks, C?t- .
ton and Marehandlae, by ( ,'''."
LEE & CO,
I . INSURANCE AOKMTSt '
April 24 . . wslO No. I Broad ittasfc-'
ARLINGTON ;.
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
I 3. E. EDWARDS, President.
W. B. IS A AW. Vino-Proa! aet\L ...
; : V. J. HARBS OOH, B*civit*ry.
j OHAS.' N. ?MITU, Med. Examinar., i i i-i j
A ReljlaDle /Sonthorn ...Comptuiy.
T> ATES AS LOW AS ANY OTHER COMPANY, AND,
iJLIi whoa detered, premium* made parable monthly.
Quarterly or scml-annuany,, erhalt cl the annual pre?
mium In cash,, sad the remainder by not? at twelve
monti/ Uioreo? brlnghig lt wit .m the reach of ?IL . '- y
flf.VKN-EIGHTIIR OF ALL THE SURPLUS FUNDQ?
after paying expenses, dlvldod ?very year among pallnx-.
iMardenStlsd to profit I .' " , . , ?.-.? ?V??u
Coll ?nd get * circular ?nd road Ula adrant*a?a>to. BV '.
dorlvixl from Insi'ring tn lbs "ARLINQTON." :j , , .?
j jr. ? HONOUR, Agenfc? :
:::kayjc wfmlmo , \ MO. 8 BBQ AD BTBBBT.-' ' 1
! tivk&V?QL AND LOND ON.
CAPITA!..flOVMKyWO If? GOLD.
.'. APTLY TO ,'
GIBBES CO-j Agents,
NO, 10 ADOBB'S SOUTH WHARF.
t ?THE EUT AXA HOME ST
. ?F.E?FAI^?lJL- \[ / ggf %
??? ..' i . -;-li ii ; .ii'. .?;<>: .VJ .o;'??J
CAV?TAL ?all paid In).??80,000, ' '
....'.y',"- ! 'J'-.-'.-f ' -.?^ >?*y.:i<
nnDijDtrprTBaioiraD HAVTNQ BEior '^?x??iiit]
FIBE^ai^MlB^RI^K8^rvJ^ W*<
? ? M. M. ^uitftiC'cu'?^^S]
BOOKSi PER^ODiqAXS,
MEW 8 PAPS R?; STATION ERY, ETC".'",!'"'
.' ??V- ?WattJv.OTlajj?JB^ , I,. .-.. . '.?.i'H-'
' ?; .;. .. (CTroodb^Ar^J?WfU^l.-.
O fcanlesto'xiV"0.:?S.'."
Tbs Ll.TBtrr ISSUES of Ul? Prsi* .wa^ionhaiiA .'.. y-,
*^?jH^or^xrT?1?*,'^ 00'?' Mhtn? *?.*(*? ll cd
AU OAi?H ORDERS will be promptly ausnded tc, : l!
Wbr?jSaa iv