The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, June 04, 1867, Image 3

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TUESDAY MORNING, JUNK 4, 18C7. LOCAL MATTERS. JOB WOBK.-Wo havo now completed our o ill co ic? aa to execute, in tho shortest poasiblo tuno ALL KINDS OP JOB WORK, ond wo moat re iipoctfully auk tho patronage ot our friends. l'oat Otilio Notice. Posr Orri OK, ) ...... ... CHAULKSTON, B. C., Mtiy li, 1807, ( (HeroufUvr, until furtboi notice, tho Northeastern Maila will oloso ot 1.15 P. M., anti arriving at tho | Depot at 9.45 A. M. will ho roailv for delivery al ll o'clock. On Sundays tho Post Otilo o will open at 12.90 P. M. for ono hour. Tho Maila for South Carolina Itailrond will con? tinuo to cloao doily nt C o'clock A. M., and for Ibo Havannah and Charleston Railroad at G A. M. on Monday*, Wodnesdaya mid Fridays. STANLEY O. TROTT, P. M. AUCTION SAXE.-Particular attention ia callod to tho milo this-day of MCKAY A CAMPBELL, of a largo - lot of dry gooda, slraw gooda, notions, Pronoll stationery, ?C. Colonel JOHN AMAZIAH Onn, of Columbus, Mise., nu ox-Colonol of tho Confederate army and ox- I uiomber of tho Confederate Cougroes, ia ono of | tho Ioadors of tho llopiihlicnn party in hi? Stato, and will possibly bo their candidato for Qovornor. Ho ie a hrothor of Oovomor JAB. L. Onn of thia Stato. TUE REV. J. .A CUAMBLIBS, of South Carolina, on Bunday was inatallcd Pastor of tboSocond Bap tiet Church, Riohtnond. All tho PnBtois of tho Baptist Churolica in that city participated in it, and addrCHBOS wcro dolivorod by Rov. T. O. JONES, D. D., ROT. J. L. Bunnows, D. D., and Rev. J. B. JETER, D. D. -o "MOULTRIE."-Tho many frionda of "aVotifin'c,1' DANIEL OrroLBNorn, Esq., no doubt rogrottod, na wo did, tho announcomont that bo waa to writo ito j moro for TrrE NEWS. Iiis lottere wcro always | spioy and fresh, and became ono of tho primo foa . turee of tho papor. Ile bau concluded to drop the i pen and turn his attention to thc groat world of j biiBinosa, in which now vocation wo trust ho may bo as BUccosBful as in tho ono bo has givon up. Ry i reference to an advortiaoiuout in to-day's papar, il j tym 1)0 seen Mint bo has opened a Bcgar atoro at j tho corner of Broadway and Sovciitooiitb atrcotri, Now York, where bo elates bo shall bo pleased to eco bis Southorn frionda. Oood luck to bim. INFORMATION WANTED nr TAX-PATEM.-Sumo of | our frionda want to know bow it ia that much needed ropairs, as putting a sidewalk on East Bay etroct, cannot bo nuder takon because of "no funds in the treasury," while monoy can bo found to open now hoBpitala, altluugh in Ibo Ropar and Mazyck t-treut Hospitals wo already bavo moro accommo? dation for tho Link than tho city requires ? The money which is hoing expended on the unnecessa? ry hospitals would cover tho paving of EABI Bay street, which would bo a public convenience-. Wo aro told tbnt in tho Ropor Hospital thora aro still 100 bods vacant awaiting inmates. Will not Coun? cil look Into tho matter? Tnz AMF.HICAN FAUMEB, ESTABLISHED 1810. Tho closing number (Juno) of tho first volumo of I the now series contains, b?lidos tho Monthly ! Wmk for tho Farm, Ycgotahlc, Fruit and Flowor G ardon-Articles on Improvement of Land-Notos of Western Travol-Clover-Qrnpca and Vino Planting-Proportion of Teams and Hands to Number of Acres-Immigration mid Labor Hurdle "Fence-Salo of Stock-Industrial Ro Bourccs and Agricultural Advautagce of Maryland -Stalling Cattle (continuod)- Portabio Manures - Plant Food-and a variety of olbcr t?pica ; also, i ooploua Index of over flvo bundled interesting fiuhjocts troatod ou during tho past year. Pub? lish oxl by WOBTHTNOTOI? Ai LEWIS, Baltimoro, Md.,-, at two dollars a year in advance SOUTH CAROLINA TOBACCO IN RICHMOND_In tho ! Colonial times, tobacco was ono of tho products of thia Stato, but nineo that ora, tho cultivation of cotton baa occuplod tho principio attontion of tho farmers. Somo planters, however, bavo remained true to tho babita of thou- forofatborB, and wa eoe by tho Richmond papera that South Carolina Tobacco baa been received in that city. Tho DUpalch says: "Ahogaboad of tobacco, raieed by airs. E. S. J'AUBAN in Union District, S. C., was sold ai tho Tobacco Exchange on yestorday. It wee confilgn . td (o Messrs, PALMEB, HAJITHOCCK A Co:, Commis? sion Merchant s of thia oity, ond had come its loug Journey entirely by railroad, und was tho first ship? ment of the kind ever recen ed in thia city from that Stato. It was bought by Moasre. E. T. PIL EDTTON cfc Co., manufacturers. UnntovoKED AND BU UTA L ASSAULT.-H non Esa nEN8, a discharged United States soldiers, was ar? restad on Sunday by Liout. Wu ALF. v. of tho police, for a brutal attack on Myra Thorn, a colorod girl, nine years of agc. Tho prisoner was walking up the road, near HAFFOLDT'S farm, wben he ovor . took tho child, and, without any provocation, at tftokod bor, stabbing bor sovoroly in thu abdomen ond inflicting o thor injurios. 'Ibo screams of tho child attracted tho attention of some parties who were on the road, and they pursued KBRRKMB. HO dodged about for somo limo, but waa finally run down and caught in a lot whero ho bad tried to conceal himself. 'Dra. LOOK WOOD and MITCHELL, who wore called 1 ti, pronounced tho wounds dan? gerous, and they will probably cause tho death of tho Bufferer. On searching KBBBBNB, a pockot knife was found'with tho blood still adhering to tho blade. Ho was' turned over to a Magistrate - for prosecution. THE FABMKB, for Juno, bas boon received. It is published by Messrs. ELLIOTT & SHIELDS, of Rich? mond, Ya. That it ia a doa ?rabio monthly visitor for every farmer and gardener in tho land, tho fol? lowing table of i .intents will show : A Country Co'.tage, designed oxprossly for tho farmer ; Choosing a Building Silo. Agricultural Department.-Tho Potato-^by S. Basaett French, Esq., of Chesterfield connty" ; Barytes-by Prof. John L. Oarapholl, of Washington CoUogo; Useful Table for farmers in ? rolatiou to calves and lambs ; To provent weevil in'wheat ; Tho Tobacco Insect Our Monthly talk, (editorial) ; Physiology of Boils; Useful Plants-Tobacco, reward for essay on 8uni 11 itv of seed por o or o-Bino of Nalia-Corn rub-Under draining Land-Fiue orop of Lambs. ll or tl cultural Dupa riment.-Tho Qi apo culturo, Sparo tho Birds ; American Pomol?gica! Sjcioly; Decay and oarly dent h of Fruit tree i-A Vineyard ; Not?e for tho month, (editorial) ; Grapo Vines Grape Vineyard-Vitality und Du at ion of Gardon Beoda-Fruit Garden,- protecting Cherries from .. Birds-Soot aa a Fertilizer-Manuring Trees ; Tho ' Sorer Remody-Meadow lor Orchards-Culturo for : (Jnntelopes-Wash tor Fruit Troos. Moohanlc ' Arts.-Tho Watt Plough -illustrated and describ? ed : Grinding Tools ; Household Economy ; Tho : Guinea Fowl ; Rules for management of Cows --Diainfcotlng agents, and varions Hounchnld re? cipes. Editorial Department.-What tho Fannors should know and do ; Book Table ; Exchanges ; Bnsinoas Circulais, Ac; Southern Fumiera-Largo Tobacco Factory; Horticultural and Pomological Bocioty ; pToporuig wool Tor market ; Immigration Statistics; North Carolina Manufactur?e, Ac; Fi? nancial and Commercial. THE Ta Aim RTBEET CAUSEWAY.- Wlion tho Bat. tory was first built it comprised but a small por? tion of tho aroa now cnoloaod, for the nen wall L then extended only along East Bay, the ploasuro grounds on South Bay hoing aubaoqnontly added. As tho property ot the city increased, it became evident that tho southern boundary should bo a park or publio square, fronting on tho water, and Ulis opinion was so popular that tho city authori? ties purchased tho lota adjacent to Ibo Hal tory, designing to completo tho extension in duo timo. Unfortunately other counsels prevailed, tho laud was sold, our rovorses oamo, and a Battory from river to river is now but a vain dream. At presont tho Battory is still a noble monument .iiof tho past and an ornament to tho oity, and wo hopo that with onr futuro developments it will be? come all that Its founders anticipated. Tlioro aro hat few honsos on South Bay to bo removed and tho Trodd street caasoway prceonta a long and bold front to tho water that could easily bc con? verted into a pleasant promenade. Since the war thia has bcon extensively patron? ised, and though ratbor dilapidated from tho ac? tion of both timo and tido, yot tho brcezo that comes frosh from tito nceon tempts many persona to thia spot. The retired locality, and tho uoclu elou from any noiso or crowd bas increased its popularity, and it is frequented by those persans who are deterred from visiting tho Battery. A little attention would eoon roatoro the causo way to ita former appearance, and would render it a moro popular resort, aa the neglect qf a fow years bas oiuaet) thg Udo to maVo many encroachments on the land, wbioh mar the appearance and offer some irnpodimoots to tho promonsdora. Romo waa not bruit in a day, and lt will probably be acrmo years before oar Battory reaches perfection, but ovory effort made to improve the property in that vicin? ity will aid the oaueo, and the impetus onoo given will ho retained until the dream of tho past will bacorn? a reality, and wo will possess a Battery that will bo at on co pi o pride and boast of the pity. " "M?W?L DAT-Id lamond ?n-F?alyli?t nduly celebrated. A largo number'ol tho store? o (iloBOd, aorao of them bearui j tho ?ieoriptlon: "('IOHOJ in honor of our Uoad." Tho streets ?oro empty, ovorybody was ol Hollywood-by BOH?O tho uutnbor who visited tboro ou Friday baa boon OBU riiatod at 13,000. Tho graves worc ix^utifully decorated; both thoeo belonging to names distin? guished In Btory, and no loai tboso of tho "un? iv no nu dead." Tho ucean ion was improsaivo, and passed off, wo beliovo, satisfactorily in ovory ro ttpo?t. MILITASX OnDEn.-An important ordor from (lon. 8icKLLfl appears in ano thor oolam ti, and wo invito tho attention of all oitizons to ita perusal, This order proaoribes tho eligibility to oflloo and tho qualification of jurors. It i abio rogu latos tho salo and Uconslng of liquors, abolishes tho remedy by distress for root, and provoiits diBcriminatiou among pub? lic carriers becauso of color or caste. It is by far tho most swooping ordor thal bas yot boon pub? lished, oti old oustoms and laws aro set asido and now rulos established. Wo would advise, its careful Btudy, so that all persona may know thoir rights and privileges, and tho ponaltios attached lo a disobedience of tho now rogulations. Du. SAMUEL LOOAM, wo seo by tho Richmond Inquirer of Saturday, who has Oiled tho chair of Anatomy in tho Richmond Modlcal Collogo during Ibo past session, has resigned his chair, to occopt tho chair of Surgery in tho Modical Collego al Now Orleans. Wo tako gTeat pleasnro in recording this promotion of our loamed townsman, confldont that ho will diachnrgo tho duties of his ofllco with distinguished credit to himself, and to tho ad vantago and improvement of thoso who may sit under bis teaching. Dr. L. is a skillful surgeon nnd an accomplished physician, and wo fool as? sured that in tho broad and constantly increasing Hold opened for bim in Now Orloans, bo will attain success for himself and retied credit on hi? alma utntor in this good old oity of ours. Dr. L. has numorous relativos and frionds in the Crescent City, and a roaldonoo thorn oannot fail to bo pleas? ant to him. -o STHKET Siorrre.-It ?B a raro ocourronco when tho itinorant dealers andpeddlors of tho North visit our quiot city, and thoir advent attrante almost aa much attention among tho oolorod population as a circus. Ono of theso merehanta rocontly stumbled ovor Charleston in bia travol, aud displayed his stook in txado yoatorday at a oonvoniont earner. A molloy crowd of loungers was soon gathered ar.-.nnd him, and his bo* being oponod, tho uninitia? ted woro shown Ibo roaults ot Boionco in tho produc? tion of glosa pona. Tho pon vendor was possosaod of a fluent tongue, and cried bis wares with groat ability, but unfortunately tho spectators woro com? posed principally of nogrooB, who could noithoi rond nor writo, and bis eloquonco waa awootnoee wasted on tho dosort air. At the proaent timo Charleston docs not offer many advantages to th,08( itinerants, and OB thc ofBcors pf thq 'law aro lylnj in wait for such characters, wo would a i via o thoa to continuo thoir travols, ne tho peddling liconsi will cot up not only their profita, but prob nhl; causo a confiscation of thoir en tim stook. AmavEBSAnv OF THE LAD na' MUT HAL Aro Asso ciATioK. -Tho tiret annual mooting of tho Ledlct Mutual Aid Association will bo hold at tho Dopoai tory, in Chalmers etrcot, this afternoon, a', fi o'clock. Tho publie, and particularly tho clergy aro cordially invitod to attond. Tho annual ropoi will bo road, and an addrosa suitable to tho ucea Hion delivered. This Association was formod by few charitable ladies for tho purposo of aiding th poor of their own BOX in obtaining work, and t disposing of it at remunerativo ratea. Tho expert mont h aa proved a BUCCCBB, and thoDopoeitory hi become a popular establishment and is daily visite by rt numbor of persons who purcbaso tho article offered for salo. Tho ladies of Charleston havo a ways boon Known for thoir cbaritablo acts, but th fuol and ?armant societies of the past aro n longer in existence; hence tho groater neceaait for this Aid Association; and the poor can buffi tba waves of adversity with a Btronger arm wbc i hoy know that pitying eyca.and holping hands ai near thom. In ordor to ineroaae tho funds of tho Asaooii lion, and thus enable it to enlarge its sphere of us fulnoss, a tulon tod and accomplished lady of th city will giva a rodding at tho Carolina Hons Madamo UIDIXUE'B, on Thursday evening, at oigl o'clock. The subject ohoaon is "Westminist Abbey." The price of admission will bo fifty cent and tho.funds realized will be given to the Aaa ciatiou. M&TOB'S CO ?BT-June 3.-Edward Laurens, tall and very slim darloy, wltOBO ons o waa detail in yesterday e. issue, for attorn-ting to a teal t mono y drawer of Mr. BAHN TOR from his shop, ct nor of Franklin and Queen streets, was put into t banda of n Magialrato eo that ho may bo tondoi cared for. Edward denied tho accusation striking Mrs. B., and admitted that ho did into to toko the drawer, but when Mrs. B. poized h by tho coat, and he attempted to slip it off a leave it in her poaaosaion wbilo ho got off with t cash, ho accidentally struck her with his hand. An individual who made an unusual disturbar in tho street, being more than usually drunk, v. fined $10. JamcB Rosa, a very black man from ono of < islands, who had como to town to arrange 1 bank account, and who got drunk and laid in I porch of tho Planters' and Mechanics' Dank, wi lag for it to open, but who snored so loud as disturb tho policeman on that beat, waa brouf up and fined $2, A fem?lo, who got "tightly alight," and al dancing a favorito Jig io publie, commenc?e aeries of expressions that were so far from be: remarkable for their politeness as to causo oe plaints from ber neighbors in Elliott street, ? lilied $10. William Johnson, a colored youth not nnkno to fame, who flankod the money drawer of 1 SEUCHE, and mado prisoner of a part of tho c tents, was a ter wards surrounded and lacked for ton days, though his prisoners had oaoaped. Samuel Fraser, a colored "parient," who atr the mother of his child because she asked him something to oat, or rather when she asked meat gave her a knuckle, was sent to ? magistn who will settle his hash. A malo Dutson waa fined $6 for hoing drunk : lying down in tho at root. It certainly oxhihita g fooling in him and a high regard for the hono: tho family, to soo this individual promptly asst tho position so often filled by his sister, but wt circumstances forbado hor taking at this timo. A man and wife, who had been playing the bc trick so often bofore their neighbors aa to bcd disgusting, wero fined each $8. UNITED STATES Coom-Hon. OEOBOK 8. Bl presiding. The Grand Jurors were thanked the Judgo for thoir close attendance to t duties during tho terni, and woro discharged, following caso waa then taken np: The Un States rs. aso barrels of molasses, other wares morohandiao. A libel of information for forfei for violation of the Internal Revenue Laws, entire morning was conaumod in hoaring caso, and, beyond contorting tho rights of oit) ship, no ot her buelnoae was transacted. SEnviON REVOKE TUX YOUNO MEN'S Cums ASSOCIATION.--On Sunday evening last it wai privilege to halen to a sermon delivered befor Young Men's Christian Association by tho Re J. MEI N AUDIE, Pastor of Trinity Methodist Chi which was certainly ono of tho most forcible coovin:tins religious discourses that wo have listened to. Tho Reverend gentleman ace filled with tba power and importance of tho i sion, and preached directly to the young mon from tho earnestness of his marmor, and tho c ncaa of bia application of divino trntha, BCM to carry eon vio lion to the minds of all his hei Such plain, practical, o ara oat sermona aro tho kind that aro wanted at this tuno, and we ar surpriaod to hoar that the officers and memtx tho Association fool deeply grateful to Mr. NARDIE for the diaootme. If wo might venturo to anggoat an idoa to I ministers who preach before thia Asaooii it would bo to bo particularly careful on aucl casions to preach the plainest, simplest, clearest truth of Scripture doctrine, each Ol bo understood by all their howers, and not their audience with lengthy, metaphysical courses upon abstract aubjoota, which only tc mlatify and bewilder tho listeners, eapeolalb. younger portion, and, also, to aorupuloualy anything Uko a sectarian di econ rsc, as wo from careful observation, that many peraoi tend Hinno sonri?os under the ausploes ol Young Mon's Christian Association who attend any church. They como not from curiosity, but in hopes of hearing tho pur adulterated gospel, show of all doctrinal alla For those reasons then our clergymen a always take occasion when their tums to preach before the Association, to lay Mit pooten tiona to great research and varied 1 edge, and preach "Christ ard him orooined thia character waa the sermon of Mr. Ibm last Sunday evening. The association baa struggled hard darin but eight months to koop going, and hastabor? ed aaa iduuualy, and wo oonfldcnUy bollero auocoss fullr. Tho BOrioa of moetinga now being hold OTory ovoning in Bethel and Trinity Mo I h odia t Churohos, and in Zion Presbyterian Oburch, HOT. Mr. ainAjiUEATJ'B, in Globe strcot, and wo boho ve In othor churcboa in tho city, aa woll as tho doep re? ligious fooling willoh ia now quiolly porvadlng our cu tiro community, may bo attributed in a Largo measure to tbo inlluonco of tho Borricos and meet? ings wbioh hare boon bold by tho Young Mon's Christian Association. Wo hopo they may bo enabled to koop up tboir Holiday night SOrriCOB uninterruptedly. Wo learn that at tho last buaiuoea mooting of tbo Association, bold at tboir rooma on Saturday even? ing, thieu delegates were chouon to roprcsont tho Charleston Association in tho Twelfth Annnal Convention of tho Young Mon's Gltrisllan Associa? tion of tho United Statos and liri Us h Province?, to bo bold in Monlroal, commencing on tho 10th of this month. Tho dologatos unanimously chosen wcro Dr. 8. G. Dnowit, President, Captain C. E. CmonxsTEn, Corresponding Secretary, and Vino rx. O. HIDDLE, Esq., Yico-Proaidont of tbo Associa? tion. Tboso of our roadera who ncod anything in tho way of Cosmotics or Toilet articloa, would do well to patronizo tho Onu of BEBOER, Knurr? A Co., Troy, N. Y. Thoy aro tho only Agonts in America for many of Ibo most valuable french and EnglUh Toilet articles and preparations that aro used by tho beauties of tho Old World, to beautify and mako attractive their porson. Bee tboir advortisomont in another column. WP. IIA VE rn i KU IT. Triod what ? Why tho groat Cough rom edy, PEOTon M. BALM I Having derived bonoflt from it, wo uso tho scriptural injunction, "Go thou and do likowiao." For salo by all druggist*). DOWIE & MOISE, Agent?. O O OH li 10 li, WIM EM AN A CO., Agonts. j Do JUSTICE TO NATUBE.- It ia ingrat i tu do to na? tura not to proaorvo and koop in splendid order a good sot of tooth. Nothing oan bo easier. All that ia noodod ls to bruah them briskly night and morning with purifying 3o zo DO NT. It will mako tho mouth a perfumod palace. tnths9 ELYSIA'S. A now and important remody for married Isilioa. Circulars oan bo obtained and tho articlo supplied upon application lo tho wholoaalo agente. DOWIE A MOISE, Southern Drug House, Mo. 151 Mooting streol. April ll thatuSmai ir you want cboap Blank Books; If you want cheap Stationery, Envolopes, Pa? per, &o.; or, MII.LK.IIV Almanac; If you want Printing oxecutod neatly; If you want Booka bound in any style, or Aooonnt Booka mado to order, with any deslrod patton) ot ruling, go to Hnuv Hanni*, No. 69 Broad stroot. BUSINESS NOTICES. ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK DONE AT TUB DAILY NEWS OFFICE. Aiutluu Suhl lill? Day. Will bo sold this dsy, st ll o'clock, st North A tim Un Wharf, under tho dlroctlon of J. P. Al. KPPIXO, United States Marshal, tho steamer Qm. Hooker, her engine, boats, tac kio, arri ?arel, Ate. LATJBXT At ALEXA STD KS win sell this day, at 10 o'clock. In their store, No. 137 East Boy, BO gross one ounce phials, 3 barrels Monongahela whiskey ; also, bacon and flour, on account af ail concerned. BBUKS a: BEE will SCU this day, at 10,Si o'clock, at Mr. B. O'Ntn.'a back ?toro, tn state street, pickles, oranges, lemons, chocao. flour, ftc. J erpo nD 3 At Co. will ac ll this day, at 10 o'clock, at tho store No. 90 Vendue Bange, butter, strips, shoulden!, Ac Jouit Q. Mm*on At Co. wUl sell thia day, at 10 o'clock, at their aalcaroom, No. 133 Mooting street, upright show caso, store counters. An.; siso, glass show esses, doak a, Atc ; also, claret, congroas boots, ftc T. M. OATES will sell this dsy, at three-quarters past 9 o'clock, on Brown's wharf, hams, shoulders, ftc. MILTS DBAXX wUl sell this day, at 10 o'clock, at bis store, corner of King sod Liberty streets, dry goods, straw goods, Atc . MOKAT SI OAAcrnSLL will sell thia dsy, at 10 o'clock, al I tboir cash auction house. No. ISO Meeting street, oppo I site Pavilion Hotel, dry goods, straw goods, notions, ko, H. A A P. CALDWELL will sell this day. at throc ! quarters post 9 o'clock, before thou- store, bacon and I whisks?. ? MILLIoAK At Soar will sen thia day, at IO o'clock, at No. 33 Vendus Range, furniture of a family declining housekeeping. HEWBY COBLA ft Co. will soU thia day, at SK o'clock, in front of their store, 40 bags white cora ; also, hams, I shoulders, lard, io. A H. ApBAHAira ax So KI wUl eau thia day, at 10 o'clock, I at their salesroom, Na 35 Hoyne street, stocks of stores Hos. 48 And 188 King a (root, emilia ting ot dry and I fancy gooda, Atc. .. . ? < '. For restoring strength sad appetite, nfs the great I Southern Tonio, F AUXIN'S. I! VTA-SK BTTTEBJ and you I will nqt he di ? apod n ted. For aale by all drogg u tn. tu il I lt 1 rm a Of Dottle*' ' Of Mila WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP aro told and used with never-failing success. It la sn old and well tried remedy, and baa stood the teat of y oars. lt relieves the child from pain, regulates the stomach and bowels, auroa wind colic, softens the gums, and, by giving rest and health to tho child, comforts the mother. Bo s uro and cadi for "MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING KYRUP," . u Having the Jae eiiUe ot " Otrara k PxaExats" on the j outside wrapper. All others aro base Imitations. For sala by DOWIE tb MOISE, I No. 161 Meeting street, opposite the Charleston Hotel, May 30 ?stu3 The Time to Advertise In ttte country. THE Pnoxirrx has a largo circulation througbsut Uta [ middle and upper Districts of the State. Advertising I rates ss reasonable as tho stringency of the money mar? ket will warrant. Murehanls and others wishing to ase tho columns of the paper will Address JULIAN A, SELBY, Proprietor. February 15 Columbia, 8. Free to Everybody. A Large 0 pp. Circular, giving information of tba greatest Importen ce to tba young or both sexes. It teaches how the homely may boco m a beautiful, lbs deaplaed respected, and tbs forsaken loved. No young lady or gentleman should fall to land their address, snd receive s copy post-paid, by return mall. Add rees P. O. Drawer, 31, March SO lyr Tro/, N. Y. Know thy Destiny. MADAUE E. F. TSOBHIOH, Ute great Eng Uah Asbrolo I gist. Clairvoyant and Psychomatriotan, who bas aston - ] iahed tho scientific classes of tba Old World, baa uow lo? cated herself at Hodson, M. Y. Madama TAIOHBTOS pos? sesses such wonderful powers of second .sight aa to ena? ble her to Impart knowledge of tho greatest Import ance to the single or married cf either sax. 'while in a state of trance, ah? delineates the very features of the person yon are lo marry, and by tba aid of ah Instrument of In? tense power, known Aa Ina 1'uy ahorno trope, guaran looa to produc? a Ufo-llks picture of the future husband or wife of tba applicant, together with data of marriage, position In lifo, leading traits of character, Ac. This ts no hum? bug, ss thoosand of testimonials can aaaert. Sha will Bend, when desired, a carun od oartlflcate, or written guarantee, that the picture la what lt purports to be. By enclosing a small lock of hair, and tmr'place cf birth, ago, disposition and cojrtploxlOD, and, enclosing fly conti and stamped envelope addroaaed to yourself, rou will re? cel vo tho picture and desired Information by return mail, Ai] communications sacredly eon M cm tia1 Address, In confidence, Madame E. F. THORNTON, P. O. Box333, I Hudson, N. V_ ly_, March 80 REMEMBER That niflkn?-1 at the Stomach) Pain between the Should? ers and lu tho Bight Side, Yellow Suffusion of tba Skin, Cos tiren eas, Drowsiness snd lasjkgttor. Dimness of Bight, Colic, Palpitation of the Heart, E ry Cough, Low Forer, and otbor symptoms which indicate the various phases of Acute and Chronic Liver Complaint, are, one and all, promptly relieved, and Anally removed,' by fha action of that famous preparation HOSTE TTE LV8 STOMACH BITTERS, which ls at once the bast of corroe ti Tee, tho gan liest and \ most genial of aperients, an infamable regulator, and a i powerful restorative. Persona of billota habit, who. uso tba Bitters aa a protect I rs medicine, wfll ti evo salter the pains and pen lilies of Liver disease or Billons Hamitteni Fore r. Mo words oan do J ni tl co to Itt. . MARVELOUS PROPERTIES. It stands pre-eminent among tba health restoring pre? parations of tho aga, and every y emt adda to ita fame, not I only In this country, but Uirougnout tbs dvtlired world. June 8 ' 1 6 OFFICIAL. HEADQ'BS SECOND MILITARY DISTRICT,) MEDICAL DIRECTORS' OFFICE, I CKABLxsroa, B. O., May. ST, 1MY. ) Notice ls hereby given that the Quarantine established by General Orders No, A, Headquarters Second Military DUtrtot, to now to faro* ai Charleston. B. C Pilots win bring aR vos?ala entering the peat past th* Quarsntlns Station, and be governed by the direction* of the Mastica] Officer. mr A urra PAO E. Bargoon U. B. Amy. M cd inti Director. May se ..ie. ' :jftlffCELlAHE0U8r "M ?RlOLi" SEGAR STORE, COKNEllDnOAOWAY A MJ 17 1 ll STREET, WKW YORK. fTMIE UNDERSIGNED WILL UK FLEAU ED TO 8 EE X bil Boulbomfriends. Tho choient HAVANA HE OAKS, of sil Ibo loading brands, wt lb s general assort? ment of Bruokers' Articles always on band. 1 Juno?_D. OtTOLENUPI, AgonL rpv.C;aCARRISON^ ~ j. .FAMILY MEDICINES^ WHAT 18 A COUOH? IT 18 HOM KTH INO THAT uoods Dr. O. O. GARRISON'S EXPECTORANT st onco. PniCE FIFTY 0KNT9 TER BOTTLE. For salo, wholcsslo and rotuli, at my store, No. 311 South Eighth Biroo*. philadelphia, and by Down . iii HOI si--,, SOUTHERN DKUO HOUSE, No. 161 Meeting street, oppoilto Chsrieston Hotel, juno i _nitheC ST RASBU ROER; & NU H N, lMrottT-Jvs or TUYN, CHINA, s 1,A 1 ICH AND HLATE PENCILS. S'1 ll AS nt M ttl KU At NOHN, FOItCED BY THE RAPID Increase of lliolr bunlnoBS nud lliolr presont liiido iiuato accommodations, havo modo arrangements to rv inovo from No. CS Malden Tjinn to the eitounlvo lofU ol lo. 3?4 BROADWAY, near Canal atreet. New York, ou jo loth of March; (.tiering thorn lo buyerw bettor In? ducements than over before. tlmtu3nioa February 38 ICE! ICE! ICE! FIFTY PO?ND8 OF I OK, AND UPWARD, DELTV* EKED lo any par? of tho City at 1 cent por pound. A. GAGE & CO., Juno?_OnAKLESTON ICE HOUSE. BOOKS OF TUX Methodist Eptacopnl Church South. THE UK DEUS li IN KI) AHE TUE AOENTS OF THE Publishing Houao at Nashville. , . E. J. DAWSON & CO., No. 1A5 MEET INO STREET. May 111_Imo NOTICE. EMIGRATION TO VENEZUELA. THE UNDERSIGNED, GENERAL AGENT FOR THE VENEZUELA COMPANY FOR THE STATES OK GEORGIA and SOUTH CAROLINA, la now In Ibis city for thu purpoflo of Issuing grama of land tn Einig raul", and dispatching tho schooner, BEN WILLIS, for Orinoco and Caroni Riven?, Venezuela, on the etti of Juno. For pasaago or further information, apply to A. F. RUDLER, May 31_0_Charleston Uotol. CLOSING UP! SOME RARE AND VALUABLE BOOKS ARE YET tobo bad at HART'S DOOK STORE, at half price, but for a brief period, aa the Btoro will ahortly close. Among tho slock aro : Il AI.BROOK'S HERPKTALOOY, 6 vols., quarto Quadrupeds of America, by Dr. Bach man Duonapaito's Ornithology, 6 vols., quarto Cuvier a Animal Kingdom, eulorel platen Elenora Conchology, colored plates Borden's illustration* of Hhakepoaro's Plays, folio Tho Pyr&mldaofQIaez, 1 voL, foUo 'Ibo Cathedrals of Glasgow. 1vol., folio The Public Dultdinga of London, 3 vols., folio Tho Ll urary World, 10 vols., folio Tbs American Almanac, from ita beginning, 1830 Bryan's DlcUonary of Painters, 3 vols., quarto Tho Engineers and Machinist A aa ia tant, 3 vols., folio A sot of Um Llbrr.ry of the KatheT, complete, 41 vols A aet of Dux tor's Prac Heal Works, A vola Nordhelmcr's Hebrew and English Grammar, 3 vols With many other valuable works on Art and Architec? ture^_Imo_ May Bl ICE CREAM. fTVHE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY INFORMS JL lila fermer eua to iii era, and tho public generally, that bo bas reopened, for the season, bia SALOON. No. 85 CALHOUN STREET, cppoalte Elizabeth, where tin will bo happy lo servo thuin. Having attentive attend? ants, bis e flu rta will bo to pisase. Tho quality of bia Cream hi too well known for comment. Faniiliea auppUodaa usual in qoanUUes to suit, at all hours. Plc NI ca, Maroona, cte, supplied st tho shortest no? tice. In all casca. Cream, quality and quantity warranted. No charge if tba Cream don't prove sa recommended. HENRY LARCOMBE. jEsT" The IOE CREAM Wagon will bo out every day, Sundays excepted._Imo May 28 fTlHE UNDERSIGNED WILL CONTINUE TO DIP. JL PENbEthla agreoablo and hjoaltbful boverarr. vt their well-known elanda, No. ?0 H A M Kr, STREET ii . ?Ztf?J1^Moiling atreeU, No. OU. KINO ST t?? 'I (Old Planet Guard limine), and at the head of CRM III MARKET, northwest corner. Diuggiata and o tb ara wishing to be supplied with f ountains or Syrups, and dealers desiring Founkii a charged, will be accommodated upon reasonable terms. Steamers, Hntola, Restaurants and private families, furnished with a superior article of bottled Bods, In quail' UU ea to ault purchasers. We are agent? for U.e asia of A J. Morse k Son's lastly celebrated Hod? Water Apparatua, connlBtlng of Genera? tors, Fountain a, Marble Draught Stauda, Silver Pastad Refrigerating Draught Stands, Tumbler Holders, and all apparatus necessary for tho manufacturo of Soda Water at the manufacturers' prices, with freight added Dealers in Soda Waler throughout the fl ta to, dealrinn sn apparatus, wul do woll lo ezamino tho merita lil Moree a Apparatus, before purchasing eleaowhere. DoscrlpUon cataloguo and prico Hat sent to any address ap5S*PpUc*Uon to JOHN SUCK k CO.. Charleston. Wulla appNxiUting tho very liberal patronage extended to us during tho past season, wo th all strive to merit lui continuance. April ll JOHN BUCK. E. H. GARDNER. FUN FOR ALL! "CWJLL INSTRUCTIONS BY WHICH. ANY PERSON, A malo or female, can master tba groat art of Von UTloqulsna hy a few honra' praotioe, making a world of fun, and after becoming experts themselves, can teach others, thereby making lt a source of income. Full in BbmoUona sent by mail for 60 cen le. Satlsfttctlon guar? anteed. A il il reas p. o. Drawer 31, Troy, N. Y. "*y ?_lyr WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, CATAWBA COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA. THE PROPRIETORS OF THIS CELEBRATED WATERING PLACE, having gone to great expense since tho last season, tn changing the position of and re? pairing tho COTTAOES, grading tho Walks and erecting new BuUdlngs, togolbor with many other improvements, W?T open THU SPRINGS for the reception ot visitors on Saturday, June 1st, 1867. Being situated in the northwestern part of tho state, ia a country rom arks hie for its besutty and healthful ueas, these, togothtr with Ibo virtuos ol tho Waters, moko lt ons of the most desirable WATERING PLACES in the country. ( THE MINERAL WATERS Of THE SPRINGS are the White and Bine Sulphur, and Chalybeate, and they possess all t io finest qualities of these waters, and are sovereign remedies for all diseases of the LIVER, BOWELS, STOMACH and KIDNEYS. THE SPRINGS are accessible by any of the roads lead? ing to Salisbury, N. C., and at that point tho Western North Carolina Railroad will convey visitors to Hickory Biatlon, at which place conveyances are always In attend? ance to take them to THE STRINGS. Dr. WHITE, of tho Medical College of Virginia, will be st THE SPRINGS the entire Reason, and Invalida may rely upon good attention. Having again secured the aervloes of Mrs. WRENN, and mode ample arrangements for keeping a GOOD TABLE, and the best Winos, Liquors and Sogars, and having engaged Smith's Band for be Season, we sat sly promise to all every convenience for pleasure, oomfort ard amusement that may bs desired. BOARD PER MONTH.$60 00 BOARD PER WEEK. IN OO BOARD PER DAY...",,,. 3 OO Children under 7 years of age sand Ser Tanta H?tif Price, J. GOLDEN WYATT & CO., PROPRIETORS. May 80_3mo AFFLICTED J SUFFER NO MORE! When by tba nae of DB. JOnrVTLLE'B ELIXIR you can be curad permanently, and st s trifling cost, The astoniahing success whlcb has attonrtod thia hi valuable medicine for Physical and Nervous Wea kn sea General Debility and Prostration, Loss of Muscular Ec argy. Impotency, or any of the TOraoquenocs of vonihru. Indiscretion, renders lt tho most valuable pr?paration ever discovered. It will ram ova all nervous affections, depression, ex? citement, Incapacity to study or bnatnoes, loss of memo? ry, oorjfusion, thoughts of self destruction, fears of In? sanity, Ac ll wJl restore the sppellto, ronow th? health of thoa* who have destroyed it by sensual excess or evil practicea. Young Man, be humbugged no mora by "Quack Doe tora'-afldlgoojaiitrta^tloners, bntsoncl without delay for tho Elixir, and be at once restored lo health and hap? piness. A perfect Cure ls Guaranteed In every haaaanoa. Price ?1, or four bottles lo one addra-s ?3, One bottle ls sufficient to affect a cure in ai l ordinary AL?O, DB, JOINVTLLE'a BFECIPT.0 PILLS, for the spssdy and permanent euro of Gonorrhoea, Gleot. Ure thralb?Kharges, Gravel, Stricture, and alTaflecatona o tba Kidnaysand MMR Certs effected in from -ms tn Bve dara. They ar? pre pared from vegetable eertracta that am harm 1 ?as on the system, sod never nan a?..? the stomach or Impr?gnate Uta breath. No changa of dla la necessary while auttng them, nor does their action In any marmor Interfere with busin esa porsulla. Prk? ll per box. Either of the above-mentioned articles will be sent to tny address, closely scaled, and postpaid, by mall o expresa on receipt ofjprioe. Address oil orders to " . D?llo KU, 8 H?TTS Al CO., Ch amie ts, March tx) ly No. SSA River ilrsat. Troy. if. T. E. M. WmTINGK CORONER AND MAGISTRATE, SAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE FROM CHALMER/) street to No, 77 CHURCH BTBEKT, near St. ?el's Ailey. August ? , MACHINE 8H0P8. WILLIAM S.HENEREY, liACHLNIST AND FOIN?. No. SH Meeting street, l \ KA II LIM:,) CHARLESTON, S. C MANUFACTURES STEAM ENCUNES. BOILERS mud MACHINERY, Ssw Mills, Corn Milla, Horso Powors. Tortlcsl and Horizontal Sugar Mills, Cotton Rood Crushers, McCarthy Cotton (Hun, abd sil kinda of Iron and Brass Castings, to cr JIT. April li_thslugiuo 0. J. SCIILEPEGR?LL, No. 37 LINE-STREET, BETWEEN KINO AND ST. PHILIP. Tl" MU Ell OF EVERT DESCRIPTION AND BUILDING J MA I''.ni U . and P?INTH, OILS, GLASSES, Ac, constantly nu ham) ai thc lowest mir ucl prices. June 'il? tinier rar I BASONS' (I U N DRY AND Machine Shops. BUILD AND REPAIIt Stearn Engines, Boilers, Saw and Grist Mills. Cast, logt tn Iron and Brass or all descriptions. Hoad orders to J. M. BASON A uno, Nassau and Columbus ats., Charleston, S. O. December 16_ _atilt bl yr _ JOHN F. TAYLOR. .TAMES BARKLEY. HlX IRON ty %. Charleston, S. C. JOHN F. TAYLOR & CO. PROPRIETORS, Engineers, Boilermakers, FOUNDERS, ETC., ARE PREPARED TO EXECUTE ALL ORDERS FOR HIGH and LOW PRESSURE. PORTABLE and STATIONERY STEAM ENCUNES and BOILERS, RICE | TH ll ASH HRH (from now patterns, with aU tho m odom Improvements), STEAM SAW MILLS, Ac. Ao. CASTINGS IN IRON AND BRASS Promptly sttendod to with neatness and dispatch. Repairs to Marine mid other Work, Shall IOCOITO special attention. FOR SALE-Ono ll horso po* or Z TEAM ENOENE. nearly now; several now and eccoud-h nd BOILER!, 0 to 10-horse power. AIM, CONSTANTLY IN COURSE OP CONSTRUCTION, IO, 12 and 20 Horso Power Steam Engines. 43" All Ordsrs for REPAIRS or NEW WORK shall re? cd vo our prompt and cireful attention. JOUN F. TAYLOR & CO. May II_imo NEW YORK STEAM ENGINE CO., MANUFACTURERS OF ENGINE LATHES. PLANERS, IMPROVED OAR WHEEL BOXES. BOLT CUTTERS, UPRIGHT DRILLS, AND MACHINISTS' TOOLS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS Works at Worcester, Mass. OFFICE AND WAREROOM, No. 222 PEARL ST., NEW viinic. December IP fimo BRIDGES & LANE, MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS TN RAILROAD AND CAR FINDINGS, AMD Mnrlilii< ry ol* Kv?ry Description. Ali?, TAITS PATENT ROLLING LEVER SHEARS AND PUNCHES. No. AO Coartlatnd-st., corner of Greenwich, IST ?G W YORK. RAILROAD AXLES, WHEELS, CHAIRS, SPIKES, Bolts, Nuts, Washers, Car. Ship and Bridge Bolts, Iron Forgings of various kinda, Ac, Aj. STEEL AND RUBBER SPRINGS, LOCOMOTTVE AND HAND LANTERNS. Portable Forges and Jack Screws, Cotton Duck for Car Covers, Brass and Silver Trimmings, Belting or all kinds, baggage Checks, Ac,, Ao. Also, Agents tor tue manufacturers el OAR HEAD LININGS, AI.Ut HT UltlUGES.ICELO. LANE. Kovenb.'t .' Inlharmc THE IIEST TONIC NOW IN 1'SE! November Ul Ta? Un.-versal Verdict of all tbe Most Rx? perle nerd Pasta')' Coo ILS and llouirliecrr eas ia tn at ttae YEAST POWDER IS THE MOBT RELIABLE OF ALL BAS INO POW? DERS, being beautifully while, and free from all in Jurions Ingredients, besides 'oqulring ouly two-thirds of tho quantity to have tho same effect ss other Yeast Powders, ll you want delightful Pie Crust, Biscuit and t <rn Bread, give lt a trial "or sale by O 111) UK.lt A MARTIN, No. TM King street HENRY BISCHOFF S CO., No. Wi East Bay. W. fl. CORWIN A CO., No. 269 King street. DOWffi A MOISE, Druggists, No. lol MEETING Sl'RkET, Opposite Charleston Hotel. January Hi_thatufimo S. A. LAMBERT, PRODUCE COMMISSION_MERCHANT. SOUTHERN AND NORTHERN ORDERS PILLED ON COMMISSION. Office of John P. Newkirk, Jib 127 REAJ)E-3TREKT% CORNER nOD80N, NEW YORK. tT Agency tor EXTON'fl PREMIUM TRENTON CHAOKKOH. All orders sent wUl bo prompUy attended te._fimo?_TVyyml^r \B WILLIS & CHISOLM, FACTORS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, AND SHIPPING AGENTS. WILL ATTEND TO THE PURCHASE, SALE AND SHIPMENT (to Foreign and Domestic Purls) of COTTON. RICK, LUM DER AND NAVAL STORKS. ATLANTIC WH ARP, Charleston,8. C. E. WILLI?.*. B- OHISOLIf Pot ober aa_ O. CRITTENDEN, General Commission Merchant, ANS Manufacturer of Paoer, OF VARIOUS KINDS, HO. 137 READE ITRSBT, Corn or Hudson Street, New York. -pvEALER IN PAPER AND DI MATERIALS OF 1/ every description tor Its manufacture. December ia Sano AUCTION 8ALES. UNITED STATES MARSHAL'S BALE. MOUTH CAROLI A D18TIUCT-IN ADMIRALTY. W. K. Poyas vs. Steamer Gen. Hooker- Ulmo cl al I vs. Steamer (Jen. Hooker-And others rs. WfiJfR er den. Hooker. STliMlmiSK dc CU., Auctioneers. Hy TI rtiiu of tn order of salo lo roo directed, fro ni Ibo llotioreblo tb? Judgo of Ibo District Court of Bouth Carolin*, In Admiralty, for tho Dlatrlct aforesaid, in Ibo aboTo caaca. I win oxpoao ror aalo, at public auc? tion, at North Atlantic Wharf, in tbe Port of Obarlea ton. Tills DAY, tho uh of Jun*. Inst, 1607, at ia o'clock. M., Tho Steamer OENERAL FIOOKEIl. her Engiuo. Boat*. Tackle, Apparel anil Furniture, aa abo now lice at North Atlantic Wharf. Halo on board boat. Terms cash ; pu rc Laser to pay for necessary papara. J. P. IL EPPINO. J"?" ?_4_ U. H. Marshal. Peremptory Sale ol Pry floods, Strato doods, Motionr, french St dtomiry, ic. WK MCKAY. JOHN CAMPBELL. MCKAY & CAMPBELL, CANII AUCTION I io I. si;, No. 13C Meeting Street, opposite Pavilion Hotel, Will soll TBIS DAY (Tuesday), Uh instan*, ot IO o'clock. DRESS GOODS. Mull. H?i-s und Check Muslins. Jaco? net, Cambric, English Print*. Scotch Gingham, Hamil, tou Cltocka, Twoods sud Jesus ; also, superior Balmoral Skirts, Herego Shawls, L. 0. Handkerchiefs, Madras, Mourning, and Imitation Bilk Ilsndkercblcfs. ALSO, Ono essa yard-wide 8IIIRTINO. Tery Ono Ono caso '{.wide Shirting, very One. auto, Rlack and Wbito FLAX THREAD, iilocce Paper Cam bric, (lent's Nock Tics, Oent's Linen UoBom and Faucy Shirts, Ladles' and Oent'H nose. Ac. ALSO. A superior assortment of Ladles' and Misses' TRIM? MED ARD UNTRIMMED LEO1I0RN BATH, rory fash? ionable. ALSO, Fifteen caaes of FRENCH FELT BATS, comprising Rlack and Colored Deshora Clianiplous, Brightons, Dun dorborga, Ac. ALSO, Tho Ralanco of ? RETAIL NOTION STORR. Terms cash. June 4 Upright Show Case. Wore Counters, do, BY JOHN G. MII.NOR CC CO. THIS DAV, 4th inst, at 10 o'clock, will be sotd at our ! Auction Rales Room. No. 133 Meeting street, 1 UPIIIOIIT OLAS9 SHOW CASE; 3 Storo Counters, with Drawers IR feet long. 1 Bedstead and Mattress; 1 Marble Top Wash Stand, Mahogany Tablo. Conditions cash. Juna 4 Claret, Congress Boot?, Brogans, Alum, Brimstone, Coppera*, indigo. Madder. Pins. Furniture. nv JOHN' O. M31. \ O K .v CO. 1 HIS DAY. Ith instant, at 10 o'clock, wiU be sold at our Auction Sates Room,No. 133 Meeting street, 0 cases CHOICE CLARET lt cases Congross Boots, 31 pair* each, S to ll 1 ca?ca Heavy Dromana. 60 pair, 0 to 13 ll cases Alum. SO pounds each; 10 casos Brimstone, SO pounds each 1 cu?, wi pounds, Madder; 1 casa Coppera*; 1 clio I Iudluo 1 caso. 142 packages, inna, In pink paper 0 dozen 16-spring Hoop Skirts 1 Hat Stand. Bureau, Wash Stand, Chairs, Bedsteads 3 Stop Ladders. Conditions cash. Juno 4 Glass Sltow Cases, Desks, Ladies'Sliow Stands, dc. DY JOHN O. MILNOR dc CO. THIS DAY, Ith Inst, at 10 o'clock, will be Bold at our | sucUon sales room. No. 133 Meeting street, 3 Matu gany alaos 8H0W CASES, 9 foot Tablos, Wood? en Chairs. Stool Chairs. Stove, belonging to Mrs. Wine borg, and n-ed In atoro lately damaged by Oro. 1 Walnut Couutlng-house Doak, Revolving Beak iltool 0 Walnut Cano-bottom 'arm Chairs. Ladles Show Stands. Steel Coat Blands, Vest Btands, Cauo and Um? brella Stands. 1 pleco superior Black Dress Silk, IS yards. Condition cash. Juno 4 MILLIGAN ck SON, No. MD Venda* Range, Will sell, THIS DAY, uh inst, at 10 o'clock The following articles of FURNITORB of a family de? clining housekeeping, viz : BEDSTEADS, Bonana, Wardrobe, Washstands, Mat trcaaca. Chaira, Table?, I Cooking Stovo arith Utensils. Sofa, Settee, 1 Piano, Crockery and Glassware, Clocks, Wiro Bafea sud Dry Ooods, Fanny Gooes, Beady-Made Clothing, ?c. ALSO, a bbl*. MOLASSES 1 pair Donkeys. Juno t Assign?es'* Sale. BY A. H. A Blt All AMS <V SONS. ! THU DAY, tho 4th Inst., at 10 o'clock, wo will sell at our saleroom. No. 35 Heyne Direct, The ENTIRE STOCKS of Nos. 48 and IM KINO STREET eoHaiSTtKO or: DRY AND FANOY GOODS I HATS Millinery Boots and 8bocs Clothing I Trunks, Ac, aro. Bale will be continued from day to day until tho entire Stocks are sold. OondlUous-AU sums over ?100, thirty days; all over $300, sixty days, with approved endorsed notos. Juno 4 ?fac?n and Whiskey. BY R. di A. P. CALDWELL. THIS DAY, Ibo 4th mst-, will be sold bofore our atore, at H psst 0 o'clock, 200 BACON STRIP8 300 Western Sbonltlora 400 Uncanvassed Hams SOO Canvas tod Hams AMS, 7 barr?la BYE WHISKEY. Conditions cash. Janet BY R. M. MARSHALL dc BROTHER, Brokers and Auctioneer?, No33 Broad St. TO-MORROW, at 10? o'clock, will bo sold. 1 PLOUGH HORSE, a Mules, 1 Top Buggy, Uara esa, I Baddies, Platform Scales, Household and Offne rural- j turo, Cutlery. Sie._ Juno 4 AUCTION SALE. Will bs sold at public auction on MONDAY, Jane 10, I 1B67, at ll o'clock, A M.. at Southern wharf, Charles? ton. 8. C., a?l BALES. 70.108 LBS.. DAMAGED HAY. Terms cash, Government fonds. Tho Hay to bo re? moved the day following tho sale. J. D. STUBBS. Brevet l.t. Col. and A Q. M. OvncE DEPOT QCAJITTUMAHTEB, Charleston, 8. G., Juno 1. 1807. 7_Juno 3 CAMPBELL, KNOX dc CO., Casta A un inn H.mar. No. 8)5 Hasel street, i opposite PostofOce, late McKay di Camp, boll's. Are now prcpsml to receive cooalgnments of MER? CHANDISE ol every deacripUon; also Produce, Furni? ture, Horses, Vehicles, kc. Sales at pr?valo residences attended to. All consignments considered Insured, unless otherwise. Instructed. Having the largest and coolest salesrooms m the elly, hullos aro particularly Invited, and will receive every I attention. Regular sales stondayi. Wedna J J y i and iViday?. .Tone 1 altut AGRICULTURAL."" MAPES' NITROGENIZED SUPER PIIOSPHATE OP LIM IE. fTTHE BUDS ORI BEBB ARE NOW PREPARED TO FTJR X NTH H a limited quantity ol thia popular STANDARD FERTILIZER for top dressing. It n ay be used before or after tho planting of tho crop, for sven when appliod aa a top dressing, lt cannot bo loni by evaporation, as none of Its constituents are volatile. It may be applied at each boeing of Cotton, and in the tillie dnring the cultivation of Com. Potatoes and other crops. When crops have been previously manured tn the usual way, and found to be of sluggish growth, lt may be augmented by the use of Ulta manure. To the Horticulturist lt ls invaluable, as lt may bo applied to fruit trees at any season of the year. Bold by KINSMAN & HOWELL, SOLE AGENTS FOR SOUTH CAROLINA. May 4 atuthlmo Mo. 163 East Bay. RAILROADS. CHANGE OF SCHEDULE " SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAH.KOA I). ON AND AFTER SATURDAY JUNE 1st, 1867. lib OFFICE SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON R. B. CO.) MILL, HTUIIT DEPOT, \ CHARLESTON, Msy 29, 1807. J ON AND AFTER SATURUAY. 1ST PROXIMO, THE Passensor and Freight Trains over this Road, will j Leave tho Company's Wharves st the Mill street Depot, on Tuesday i, nurtdayt and Saturdays of each week, at fifteen minutes before 6 o'clock A. M., and the Depot at HL Andrews at 0 o'clock precisely, and arrive a. selke hatcble, (the present t rminuB of the road.) at ll o'clock. Returning same day, will leave Salkehatchis at 3 o'clock P. M. White Hall.S o'clock and 30 minutoi Green Pond....4 o'clock and OD minutes Aehepoo,.4 o'clock and 2( minnies Jackeonboro',.4 o'clock and 80 minutes Adama Ron.S o'clock and 20 minutes Now Road,.S o'clock and BO minut?e Glover's,.8 o'clock and 00 minutes lian to vries,.S o'clock and 15 minutes John's Uland Road.8 o'clock and 30 m mutet Depot In Charleston,.7 o'clock and 00 minnies This change will enable Planters and all others haring business over this Road, to visit their places and return sams day, whu> the First Class Passenger and Freight Tariff baa been reduced twenty per cent, below previous charges. N. H.-On Saturday ensuing, the train will leave at quarter before 8 o'clock, as above noted. JNO. R BYAN, May 30 6 General superintendent NEW SCHEDULE Ott SPARTANBURG AND UNION RAILROAD. ON AND AFTER MONDAY, THU 2?TH MAY INST, tho Passenger Train will nm on MONDAYS, WED? NESDAYS and SATURDAYS. Down Trains lea Ting Spartaahurg C. II , st S AM., arrive at Alston at ll ibo AM. Up Ti ales loaves Alston at 12:30 P.M.; arriva at President 8. and U. Railroad. Ifnlonvllle, B. 0., May 16, 1867. Ma) 33 Imo ELDER & BROWN? A MANUFACTURERS AND PATIXT -- sty KEB cf tbs celebrated COMBINATION #BBf?V<wCRAl)l'K AND 11M1Y TKNDKli, i'TO *<iWsaTO^ws coU lo g Bom?, and all kinds of Beek. S~X&? lng Horses, Invalid Chairs, with doubl? r IsVifT -\ ?md single wheels, from $15 to $ia; Ohllrtr*?'? .'arri age*. Fancy and Varnish sd Wagons, Fancy Hu) cs. Invalid Carriage*, mada to order. Fanoy Propeller nd Baby Bookers, Aa., Aa, life-?Lee Hortes, made to c '1er. Depot, o. 888 BROADWAY. Manufactory. Noa. 449, 460.461 a d 463 WIST BTRKET, Naw York. Ootobai it_thstalrr WILLL4M H. GILLILAND & SON, Real Estate Agenta, Auctioneers AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Ok PICE KO. BS ELAYNE STREET. 8<rpt?mb?r3 AUCTION SALES. Phials, Phials. HY I. tl Hi; V dc ALEXANDER. Tins DAY, UiuiUi instant, will be Bold, In our ?toro, at 10 o'clock. BO - " ! Haag PHIALS. ri=cls. Condition? cash. Juno i Whiskey. UV I.At Kl.V dt AI.GXANDEK, THIS DAY, tb? 4Ui Inst, will bo fold, In oar ?tar?, at 10 o'clock, 3 barrels MONONUAHA1.A W1I1.1KEY. Condition? canil. Juno 4 Bacon, Flour, tte, on account of all concerned, to ?tay salvage, etc. IBY dc AI.lix A Mil .H. THIS DAY, ?th Instant, will bo sold bet?r? oar atoro, No. 137 Kant Day, at 10 o'clock, 17 ?ACON HIDES 61 IUi on Nhculdurfi 4 bbl?. Flour I keg Lani 1 keg Vinegar 2 boxea Soap 10 p lr* brogans. Condition* canil. /ano ? .Bacon, Buller, Cheese, Bolognas. ?Terrinns, otc. DY LAlinEY dc ALBXA5DER. TB18 DAY, tte. 4th Inst, will bo ?old beter* our ?toro. No. 137 Eiut Bay, at 10 O'clock, 300 SHOULDERS 300 Bacon Strips 300 Hams IA Tubs Chole i Butter 40 Heir;, Cbooso 300 Pound? bolognas 160 Boxes Herrings IO Barrels Tork Heads 10 Tierces Canvsssoi' ilium Conditions cash. Jun? 4 Pickles, Orannes, Lemon, Cheese, Flour, do. Ill' lint: .NS Ac UKI:. Will bc sold THIS DAY, thu 4Ui Instant, at Mr. B. O'Nelll'H back sloro. In stat., street, between Queen sud Cumberland streets, at 10 k o'clock 23 bbls. ASSORTI.1) PICKLES \ 27 boxes assorted I'lcklos 10 boxea Nasturllons I " 14 boios Moutard Dlapbam I V?T ?uperior 10 boto? FroncU Tomato Sauce quality. 3 boxee Mushroom Catatip | 4 boxea Colcry Bauco 40 boxes Orango? 30 boxoa Lemon? - boxes ChcoBO - bbl?. Flour. Jun? A Dry Goods, Straus Goods, ?to. HY MILKS DRAKE. THIS MORNING, at 10 o'clock, I wul ?oil at mr alor?, corner of King and Liberty fi tree ta, A GENERAL AS80BTMEN1 OF DRY QOOD8. coMvaranco, Pieces Swlas. Jaconet and Moll MUSLIN, r'*1" and crossbar Cambrics, Dress Goods, Nankeen, Lluou, print? ed Lawns, Diaper, Ac. Dorena Ladles', Hisses' and Oenta' Hosiery, Bairn oral Sklric, Hoop S?rti, L. O. l?nd'?f;, Thr?id, and a birg? variety of notions. ALSO, 3 cue? English BT HAW GOODS. Torrn? cash. J nos A Positive Sale-Hams, Shoulders, Joles, Butter and Lard. BY r. M. CATER. Will be ?old TUIH DAY, on Drown'? Wharf, at three quarters paat 8 o'clock, 10 boxee and tierces BAMS 10 bruin, and tiorcoa Shoulders 7 bilda. Jolea 176 firkins and tuba choice Now and Old Buttar. 30 tuba Lard. Condition* caeli. Juna 4 Corn, r\jm. BY IIENIIY ' (Mil A Al CO. THIS DAY. at ?>, o'clock, tn trout of our store, will ba aold, 40 bags WHITE CORN, 3 buahola each, aold for aooount ol all concerned. Terms cash. Jone 4 Hams, Shoulders, Lard, otc. BY 11 IC N II Y CORIA da CO. TUTS DAY, al y s o'clock, In front of oar atore, will be ?old, 30 TIEROES BAUS. 300 Unbapgod Barn?. 300 Bacon Shoulders. 36 tub? Lard. Sugar, Candles. Lo. Conditions cash. Jone 4 Butter. Strips. Shoulders, otc. JEFFORDS Cw CO. WIU ?eu, THIS DAY. tn front of their Store, Xo. 30 Von duo Range, ai 10 o'clock, 60 tub? and keg? CHOICE BOTTER 40 boxes Cheese 18 bbl?. Strips 40U Shoulder? foo Choleo Sugar Cured Hams 40 boxoa Tobacco _20 bbls. Sugar._Juna 4 Carqo Sale of choice Muscovado Sugar and oho toa Mufcovado Molasses, per Schooner '.Ne?lt Var box," from Matanza*, Cuba. BY R. SAI.AH. On WEDNESDAY next, 6th tnat., at ll A M.. will be aold on A ceo nmodation Wharf, alongside tba Bchooner ' Neilin Tarbor," from "?'?"?"_ GO hhda. choice Muscovado SDOAB. very ?im?ar to that of Louisiana 60 bbl?, early crop clayed Molasses 23 hhda. Muscovado Molasses. AND IantXDlATZI.T AFTKBWAana, At Monars. BONAFONT A SALAS, No. UH East Bay, 17 hhda. I choice and bright Mnacovado MOLASSES, 66 bbls. j equal to Porto Rico. Condition?-Sums under WOO, cash ; over that amount 30 day? for approved endorsed notes. Jone 3_ BANKETT SCHUH, Auctioneer a ml Cammlulon Merchant, ut No. 89 King itrrrt, br low Broad ?treet. Offers hi? serviros for the ?alo of MERCHANDISE at day and night at bia ?tore, also for the sale of S took. Bonita, Real Eatato. Vessels, He rae? ?nd Produce. Beat city references wUl be given. Consignments solicitad. Terms moderate and guarantees satisfaction. May 20 Imo MISCELLANEOUS. There cometh glad tidings of loy to all, To young and to old, to gloat and to ?mall; The bose ty which once waa ao precious and rare, I? free for all, and all may be fair. By tbe nae of CHASTELLAR'S WHITE LIQUID ENAMEL, For Improving and Beautifying the Complexion, The moat valuable and perfect preparar?an In ass, far giving the ?kin a beautiful pearl-like tint, that is only found in youth. It quickly remove? Tan, Freck!ea, Pim? ple?, Blotches, Moth Pitches, S ah own ess. Emptions, and all Impurities of the a kan, kindly bealing the earna leaving the akin white and clear aa alabaster. Ita nae cannot be delected hy the closest ?emtiny, ?nd being a vogetablo preparation la perfectly harmleas. lt Istha only article of the kind used by tho French, and la con? sidered by tba Parisian aa indiaptnaahle to a peri act lallat. Dp ward? of 30,000 bottle* were told during tho pact year, a sufficient guaran tee of Ita efficaoy. Prto? only 75 oenta. Sent by mall, post-paid, on receipt ol an order, by _ B ESQ EB, 8 H?TTS At CO., Chemists, 286 Hiver St., Troy. H. Y. March 30._lyT HOTELS 1INJNEW YORK. DE LAN EAU HOUSE. BETWEEN Stix and 6ttx AVENU??, NEW YORK. rnonTiNo nxaxBVoiB FABJC LABOE AND ELEGANT BUTTS OF BOOMS FOB families desiring accommodations in New York, transiently or permanently. Thia I? one of the most airy and delightful locations in the city. Tabla d'hote or private. A. M. DaLEVALlTTE. Hays _ Imo REUNION HOTEL. ?ad AND lill A VENDE. PARTIES viarrrNo NEW YOBS, WILL FIND AT this nsw and dealrablo House, the moat ?try and comfortable accommodations for fimillea locating per? manently or transit_at liberal rate?. Meals Barrad a la European or fabio d'hote. J. A, ROBINSON, May 8_Imo_Proprietor. STEVENS HOUSE, Noa. 91, S3, SIS AND BT Broadway, N. Y., oppoalto Bowling Oreen-A n tba European Plan.-TBE STEVENS HUCHE 1? well and widely known to the travelling public The location la es? pecially suitable to merchant? and basin oas man; it is In close proximity b> tbe huiuncas part of tho city-ia on the highway of Southern and Wettern travel-and adja? cent lo all the principal Railroad and Steamboat depots. Tho STEVENS HOUSE his liberal acoommodaUon for over 300 guests- lt ta well famished, and poateeaea avery modern Improvement for the comfort and suUrtainment of lt? inmates. Tho rooms are ?paci?na and weil venti? lated-provided with gas and water-the attend anne la prompt and rcspoclful--and the tablo is generoualy pro? vided with every delicacy of the season at moderate rata?. The rooms having been refurnished and remodeled, wa ara enabled to offer eur* facilillo* for th? comfort and pleasure of our gue?ls. GEO. E. CHASE m CO., May 28_arno_Proprietor*. WILLIAM BROOKBANK N, STEAM GAB FITTER AND PLUMBER, TkLABt AND ORNAMENTAL OAS FIXTURES. OAS Y Firma AND PLUMBING PROMPTLY AT I KN ("Fl ? TO. No. 116 KINO HTHKET, Augntt ?1 HoIwoeo uroto and ?rue? i> liront?. "Pr?vention 18 Bei?fT than Core. " DR. RICOKD'S Celebrated Preventive Lotion. A PPBOVED AND HIGHLY BEOOMMKNDKD BY A. ta? French Medical Faculty, aa tba only eat* and lo fallible antidoto against infection from Special DI eeaaee, This Invaluable preparation la tutted for either sex, and baa proved, from ampi? experience, the most efficient and reliable. Preventive ever discovered, thoa effecUng a desideratum long aunght fur tn the Medical World. If need according to di rec tiona every possibility of dar gar may be avoided; a tingle application will radically neu? tralise tho venereal virus, expel ?il impurities from tba absorbent vessels, and rendar contamination in) possible. Bs wise in time, and at a vary ?mill outlay, eave hours ot enfold bodily and m an tal tormenta. Thia moat reliable specific, BO ord vernally adopted in the Old World, ia new offered for ?ala for the Ant time tn America by F. A. DUPOBT k CO., only enlhoruud Agent* for the UDIUXI State*. Prioeta per bottle. Large bottle, doubl? ante, $A The usual discount to the trade. Sent, aecurtty packed, on receipt of prioe, to any address, with dirao tiona and pamphlet, by addressing to F. A. DTJVOBT Ai CO.. Bola Agenta for Dr. Rico rd' a P. I., May aa lyr No. 13 Poid Straat, H?w York. PHOTOGRAPHS FOR THE MILLION ! ? T WILL BEND, POST-PAID, 60 PHOTOGRAPHS or JL the moil celebrated Acton for 60 oenta; 60 Actresses lor 60 cents; AO Union Generals for M cents; 60 Bahai General* for 60 om ts; 60 StaUsmsn for 60 ?ont?; 60 trna tiful young Ladlau for SO oantai AO nna-lookiaa roana (Hntlsmaxi for 60 oenta) 3 Larg? PhotctPaphaetsftsmth. Dancing Olli*, in oostnm ?, baau Uf a Hy roi jred. exactly at they appear, for to oenta; or for 60 osma, . ot tao aaoat beanttroj Ladlee of tba Pa-iaian Ballet Ttoepa ea tb?7 appear tn th? play of th* Black Crook, at rtible?) Oardea. Ila? York, Send an orders to P. O. Box 177, V >, ?. T. Kay IB ' ly?