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-Gold clo !od in New York at 35.
-Cotton io New York closod duli aud heavy
at 29?; sales 900 bales.
-Cotton in Livorpool at noon, yesterday,
was quoted doolining ; uplands 124d; Orleans
12Jd; sales 6000 bales.
-Four thousand million pounds of rags are
estimated to be annually made into paper in
the world.
-It is stated that a now locality has been
found in Germany for tho celebrated Solenho
fern lithographic stones.
-A Vienna millionaire recently committed
suicide, but bet?re he did it ho made a bonfire
of all his paper money, bonds, jewels, deeds,
&c, in order to spite his heirs.
-They toll of a Fifth Avenue mansion deco?
rated with point lice curtains, India shawl
.coverings ou the furniture, bronze doors, and
silver monograms on everything.
? -In Boston a grocer pnce had but four
weights, with which ho weighed any number of
pounds, from one to forty. They consisted of
one, three, nine, twenty-seven pound weights.
-A Washington telegram says : "Kev. Mr.
Lowie, Pastor of St. John's Church, (Episco?
pal), on behalf of the relatives of Harold's
friends, bas applied to tho President for per?
mission to remove the remaius to tho family
J burial-ground. Application has now boen
ana de for the bodies of all those executed for
complicity in the assassination of Mr. Lincoln,
?taste?pt Payne, aud there is no doubt that tho
Prosident will give ordeis according to the re
quc st of the petitioners."
-A Washington lofctor of Sunday says :
""To insure tho passage of bills at this session
' Of Congreso, ir -cspcctivc of tho President's ap?
proval or disapproval, it will bo necessary that
they got through both branchos by noon of
next Saturday, tho 20th instant. Accordingly,
to ' ccure action upon tho resolution amend?
ing (ho constitution as to suffrage in case of a
veto by the President, Mr. Boutwoll will to?
morrow move that the House concur in the
Senate amendments to tho resolution."
-Tho mammoth ox General Grant, which
waa presented tj the Presidonfc oled in New
York, has arrived safely in Washington." This
aniinulisaiiuble specimen, perfectly whito. and
weighs ovor throe thousand pounds. The ox is
consigned to a committee consisting of Mayor
Bowen, Hen y D. Cooke and Mr. DeHaus, and
will br exhibited at some suitable place in tho
city till about tho 25th instant, when he will be
slaughtered for uso on inauguration day. Ho
is eleven years old, was once prosonted to
President Lincoln, and by him given to the
sanitary commission, whose fluids by its ex?
hibition during tho war were increasod about
$12,000. His skin will bo stuffed for tho Con?
trai Park'Museum, New York, and his skeleton,
">+' icquo?' ofProressor A;.-.3:iiz, deposited
?j?j thc#fttf?st a of Cocpi-at've ' oology, ?it
0atoVU4?^^.?^Ta a-iaclj usc tts.
'Qr-1.oral Gushing, the United Sti tes Special
?Commissioner i o Bogota, in cuuniolion with
the Isthmus O?fca!, returned to Panama from
his mission on The 4th inHt., and arrived ia
New York by tho steamer Henry Chauncey on
Saturday. It is stated that the General has
been entirely successful in his mission, and
brings home with him a treaty for tho pro?
jected Isthiv us oanal, which only awaits tho
approval of tho Congress of tho United Stales.
He arrived in Washington yesterday. During
his stay on tho Isthmus, at Aspinwall, General
Cashing^ accompanied by .the United States
Consuls al Panama and Aspinwall, and other
gentlemen, called ou his Excellency the Presi?
dent, and was received with military honors
and with the most becoming courtesy. AUer
wards General CUB liing was entertained by
General Smith, at tho United States Consu?
late.
-It seems to be pretty generally conoeded
that Mr. Johnson, on retiring from the Presi?
dency, will plunge at once into the political
struggles of Tennessee; and it seems to be
equally well understood that if he docs, be will
make lively times for everybody concerned. A
Nashville letter in the leading Democratic
paper of St. Louis, tho Republican, says there
is a good deal of opposition to tho project on
the part of the Democratic leaders; but this,
he thinks, w?li make uo differenco with the re?
sult, for, be adds, that he never knev: !?r. John?
son nominated on the Democratic ticket with?
out great opposition from tho party; but that
he always sucoaeded. The writer adds : "John?
son is not a party leader, but a leader of a cer?
tain olass of tho people. Ho is a party driver,
?f it ie his intention to canvass Tennessee for
the office of Governor, he will do it, no matter
what Democratic leaders may say, no mat Lev
what bondaolding Conservatives may say, no
matter what the Conservative papers of Ten?
nessee may write on tho subject. But nono of
these will openly oppose him. I can safely
predict that A. J.'s aanvass for tho Governor?
ship of this Stato, should it bo made, will not
be excelled-by anything in tho way of political
drama, yet enacted, for riohnosa of entertain?
ment."
-A Washington letter to the Baltimore Ga
aefcte says: "The examination ot private ser?
vants on Mr. Corcoran'?* ola m excites no littb
comment m diplomatic circles. The claim for
?be occupation of property by the Lincoln ad?
ministration was allowed in the Treasury De?
partment. Congress not denying tho justice
of it, seeks to avoid the payment of it by tax?
ing air. Corcoran wi tn disloyalty. Accordingly
Mr. Brower, wbo was a scarcely gtown man
six or Heven years ago, is brought before the
Committee on the District of Columbia, to
whom tho claim has been referred in the .Sen?
ate, and allowed to testify in an examination
striotly exporte, that afc a private dinner afc the
Russian Minister's a very prominent gentle?
man-one of the old school-said that he would
give ten thousand dollars to itave Jeff. Davis
cometo Washington and hang Lincoln and bis
Cabin ot, upon which Mr. C. said that he would
give ten times as muoh. No gentleman,
possessed of that tact which long political ex
perienco gi ved, would have so compromised a
minister in troublous times, needes whioh,
another gentleman, said to have beeu*present,
declares that he never was at suoh a dinner.
Baron Stoeokl has left Washington, lt is now
known, not to return; otherwise this oreature
would never have dared to give soy such testi?
mony. What will be the upshot of lt it is im?
possible to say. Somo foreigners think that
the members of tbs committee may yet have
the decency to dismiss the subject without at
tempting to make tho testimony public The
4des of trusting si say tims to th? testimony
of laokoys as to private dinner tablo conversa?
tion, is simply too mvuietruuts, ?nd to ?I le m pi,
to bring it forward after years Lave elapsed
makes it a croat deal worse."
-A steam velooipedo has recently been in?
vented, by wbich it is asserted croat speed
can be obtained. The cylinders are placed
vertically in front of the boiler, between it and
the seat, and conneot with cranks on tho sbaft
of the driving wheels, whioh, two in number,
are situated on the frout part of the carriage
Tho engino is a direct-acting compound on
piuo of two cylinders, oach oylinder two-and-a
half inches diameter and Ave inches stroke.
The stoerinR gear consists of an endless chain
working over a grooved wheel on tho axle of
tho driving wheels, and passing over a corres?
ponding whcol, ttxod botweon the forked shaft
just over the single steering wheel, whioh in
this instance is in the rear ot tho carriage
Tho latter grooved wheol is a wide one, and
over it passes another chain, which works
around tho boss of the frout wheel.
This arraupemont gives power to tho
steering wheel, BO that in turning a
corner it takes a wider sweep than the
two driving whools, which go first. In travel?
ling on a straight road the machino is turnod
to oither side by turning tho steering wheel to
the opposite side. Tho fire box and lubes arc
copper, pressure two hundred pounds to thc
square inch; but it is assorted that a pressure
ot twenty-five pounds of steam will give e
power equal to tho force necessary to propel ?
volocipode by ihe feet. Tho steam velocipedes
howover, it is asserted, will be an uncomforta?
ble apparatus for the driver, sinco ho must sr
near tho boilor. Up to January 1,1869, it ii
reported, thore have been taken out thirt;
patents for velocipedes, the first patent datin|
Juno 26, 1819.
CHARLESTON.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 17,186
Our Financial Position.
The question of the resumption of speci
payments, which is so generally discussed i
the North, at tracts but little attention in th
Southern States. Our newspapers are nc
flooded with letters pointing out the roye
road to the hard money era ; publi
speakers have no word to say about th
almighty paper dollar; our new-fledged rep
resentatives in Congress are not bore
with memorials or- petitions in opposilio
to tho glitter of gold, or in favor of th
flimsy greenback. The reason is obvioui
We aro at thia moment, notwithstanding tb
war and the uncertainties of a system <
free negro labor, in a more sound financii
condition than are the Northern State
At our backs we have two and a half mi
lion bales of cotton, worth in the mark'
two hundred aud fifty million of dollar
In this State alone, the cotton crop is wort
more than twenty million. This year tl
South may expect to produco at least foi
million bales, and we do not anticipate thi
any crop short of four and a half millit
bales will cause uplands to sell for less tht
from twenty to twenty-two cents. Cottc
is our back-bone, the strong, tower of oi
whylo commercial fabric. It is evidei
enough that, as long as we oin make co
ton as well as we have done during the la
year, ns long as the world seeks in va
that long-looked for cotton country whit
can make it independent of our staple, 7
.can ot<ruiu..nd 411 the currency that we r
quin , ao l be always in a better positii
to rfciJ^jB?Sspecie paj'ments, or enduro i
meonvertible currency, than the merchan
and manufacturers of the Northern centr
of trade! .
Cotton is gold, if we choose to make
so. The price of the staple is r?gul?t'
by the European demand, and not by d
mestic consumption. Every pound of c<
ton which is exported is sold for gold, ai
we repeat that the South could drain't
whole of New England and the Weat of
speoie, by requiring that cotton should
paid for in hard money alone. Such a p
icy on our part, however, would evir
little praotical wisdom. There is not ov<
much confidence here in either greenbac
or United States securities. The plant?
and farmers do not invest their balances
five-twenties or seven-thirties or any otl
national huanctal ^denomination. Th
distrust, however, is gradually weari
away; but it is still strong enough to int
them to buy gold and keep it as s onie thi
whioh neither Congress nor Radicalism i
the inevitable freedman can deprive of
trinsio value. Thia feeling is bring;
speoie in a steady stream to the South i
holding it here; but aa that specie rep
sents the net profits of the producer rat!
than the price of his produce, it will
suffice to cause any embarrassing sti
gency in tho Northern gold market,
however, we were to demdhd gold or silt
for the whole three and a half million ba
of our Cotton, the paj er dollar would
head-long down hill, and there would h
panic in Mew York greater even in its
tensity than that of twelve years ago.
we cannot afford to ruin the North, eve
we have the power? As there could not
lasting prosperity for the North while
South was in the dust, BO there would
trouble, serious, trouble; in the Soutl
the North were bankrupt. The two i
tiona are more or less dependent the
upon the other; und as we know that cc
ia measured by a gold standard, and thal
price in paper must inorfcaae in th? r
cf the depreciation of the paper carrel
wc can well afford to mind our own h
ness and leave the problem of speoie j
meats tc bs :.clvcd by ?u??e whom it i
dot-ply concerns.
We have thia year demonstrated the v
derful elasticity and energy of the So
We have made ourselves commercial ly i
pendent. We have given leas attentic
party polities and more care to comm
and trade. This, wa ?hope, will be
oourse of our people in the future. .
can make as much money aa they t
they can, in time, solve the negro quei
or ont that Gordian koot; they can, i
ont agitation ot risk, bat with a few i
crops of cotton, secure an influence w
will make the South a power In Cong
and extort the adoption and oontiouan
a liberal Federal polioy. Our p?aiti<
strong; our hearts are light; our futu
bright with hope Why need we, who
but little, and who produce yearly i
gold by our labors than is drawn fron
gold mines of the entire globs, tronblt
head? with tho questions at whioh 1
strttt tremble at
Now Publications.
JESUS OF NAZARETH : His Lifo and Teachings:
founded on tue Four Gospels, and illustrated
bv roferonce lo the in annora, ouetomB, reli?
gious belii ts. and political institutions of his
times. . Uv Lipman Abbott, with dosigns by
Dore, DoLarocho, Fenn and others. New
York : Harptr & Brothers, 1869. Holmes'
'Book House, Charleston.
Henry Ward Beecher must look to his
laurels. The life of Christ which ho an?
nounces is anticipated by a volume written
very much in his style, und with a variety
of contemporary allusion, such as tho sen?
sationalist of the Plymouth Church can
scarcely go beyond. Tho analogies to
whioh Mr. Abbott resorts are oftentimes
fanciful, for time does not repeat itself,
neither does nature. The correspondence
ho seeks to establish bctwoen the Jewish
Commonwealth aud the American Republic
fails in many particulars. His description
of Galilee, as "the New England of Pales?
tine," is singularly infelicitous; it is found?
ed neither on the manners of the people,
tho products of the ?oil, the climate, nor the
geological formations, but simply upon tho
f .ot that either is a rolling country with a
Lebanon (a white mountain) range to the
northward. Perhaps Mr. Abbott needs to
bo reminded that tho Syrian Lebanon is
white inside as well as outside ; it is a
limestone formation, and BO has only a re?
semblance in name to tho granite heights of
New Hampshire.
We are constrained also to object to tho
rollicking spirit \a which our author ap?
proaches so grave a Bubject as the life of
the Redeemer. Without question he has
made a popular book-full of information,
of genial colloquy, of happy hite, of fasci?
nating narratives. Thero is a freshness in
the careless, crisp style, a picturesqueness
io. the rapid sketchings and groupings of
tho Evangelical history, aa American
movement and hurry given to the qnict
Oriental life, which entrances the reader ;
but for our part, we would be better suitod
by a stylo more reverent and solemn and
tender. The illustrations arc for tho most
part excellent, and add to the interest of
tho volume. The republication, however,
of some of tho plates, from Abbott's "Holy
Land," would have been very serviceable
We refer particularly to the plans of the
principal historic districts.
No LOVE LOST. A Romance of Travol. liv W.
D. Howells, author of " Venetian Lifo," &c.
Now York : G. P. Putnam & Son. Charles?
ton : Fofrarties' Book Depository.
Mr. Howells is so well known as a writer
of graceful and delicate prose, that we have
long felt that it was "on the cards" that he
might some day glide into verse ; and just
such verse as we have here, delicate, airy,
tender, pathetic, musical. The poem is
written in hexameters, and Mr. Howells
manages that very difficult measure with
grace and spirit, lt is very short, only
fifty pages of largely printed letter-press
Thc theme would have borne a little more
elaboration. What Lhere is of it, however,
is simply channing, and few who have read
it once but will relrace their step-?. The
"grt-up" of the volume inperfect, and the
illustrations of unusual merit.
Kearns.
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January li 8CQQA
0FHC1S OF UDOLPHO WOLI'E. |
Sole Impoi ii >. of the ??chieitam A roma/Lie Schnappt, I
NEW YonK, November 3. 18<;H. J
To tho People of tuc Southern ?States t
WHENfcTHE PURE MEDICINAL RK8TORATXVK,
now so widely kno*u as WOLFE'S SCHIEDAM
SCHNAPPS, was introduced into tho world under
tho endorsement of tour thousand leading members
of tho medical protesslon wmi> twenty years ago, itu
proprietor was well aware that lt could not wholly
escapo th" penalty attached to all new and usofu
preparations. He, therefore, endeavored to invrst li
with strongest possible safeguard against counter?
feiters, and to r?ndcr all attempts to pirate It diffi?
cult and dangerous. It wa? submitted to distin?
guished chemists for analynis, and pronounced by
them the purest spirit ever manufactured. Its puri?
ty and properties having neon thus ascertained, sam?
ples of the article were forward od to ten thousand
physicians, includiug all tho lending practitioners in
ttio United states, for purposes of ex] crlincnt. A
circular, requesting a trial of tho preparation and a
report oi the result, accompanied each specimen.
Four thousand of tho most eminent medical men in |
the Union pronely responded. Their opinions of
Ihe article were unanimously favorable Such a
preparation, thoy said, had lone been wanted by
the profession, af no reliance could be placed on tho
ordinary liquors of commerce, all of which were
more or less adulterated* and therefore unfit for
medical purposes. The peculiar excellence and
strength of the oi of juniper, wnich formed ono of
tho principal ingredients of the Schnapps, together
with un unalloyed character of tho alcoholic ole
mcnt, givo lt. in the csthnation of the faculty, a
marked superiority over every other diffusive stimu?
lant as a diuretic, tonic ariJf restorative.
These satisfactory credentials irom professional
men of the highest rank were published in a con?
densed form, and enclosed with each bottle of thc
Schnapps, as one of the guarantee.- of its geuulno
ue?8. Other precautions against fraud were i?lso
adopted; a patent was obtained for Ihe article, the
label was copyrighted, a facsimile of the proprietor's
autograph signature was attached t-> each label and
eovcr, his namo and that of the preparation were em?
bossed ou the bottles, and the corks were scalod with
his private seal. No article had evor been sold iu
this country under tho uamc ot' Schnapps prior to
tho introduction of Wolfe's Schiedam Aromatic
Schnapps, in 1851; and the label was dopositod, as
his trade mark, in tho United States District Court
for the Southorn District of Now York duriua that
year.
It might be supposed bj- persons unacquainted
with the d,iring character of tho pirates who prey
upon tho reputation ot'bonorable merchants by vend?
ing deleterious trash under their name, that tho pro?
tections so carefully thrown around thoso Schnapps
would havq precluded the introductions and salo of
counterfeits. They Beem, however, only to have
stimulated tho rapacity of impostors. The trade
mark ot th J proprietor balbeen stolen; the indorse?
ment which hts Sohiedam Aromatic Schnapps alone
recolved from the medical profession has been
claimed by mendacious humbugs; his labels and
bottles have been imitated, bis advertisements para?
phrased, his circulars Copiod, and woree than all,
dishonorable retailors, alter disposing of the eonuino
con touts of his bottles, have filled them up with
common gin, the most deleterious of all liquors, and
thus made his name aud br md a covor for poison.
'I bo public, tho medical profesi?n and the sipk,
for whom the Schiedam ^romatic Schnapps is pre?
scribed ns a remedy, aro equally iutercste I with tho
proprietor in thc detection and suppression of those
nefarious practices. Tho genuine article, mauuiac
lured at tl4' establishment of the ui-dertigued in
Schiedam, Holland, is distilled tro m a barley of the
finest quality, aud flavored with an essential oxtract
of tho berry of the Italien ju lpc -, of unequalled pu?
rity. By a process unknown in the pr?paration of
any other liquor, it ia ireed from every acrimonious
und corro.-ivcelomeut. X,
Complaint* have been received norn the lendttu;
physxians and families tn the southern States ol'
the sale of cheap imitations' of tho Schiedam Aro
malic Schnapps in thoso markets; and travellers
who are in tho habit ol usine it as an Antidote to the
baneful inUuenco of unwholesome river water, tes
tify that cheap gin, put up in Schiedam bottles, is
frequently palmed off upon tho unwary. The
ngont? of tho undersigned have been requested to
institute inquiries on the subject, ami to forward to
him the names of suebparties as they may ascer?
tain to be engaged in the atrocious system of docep
tiou, lu con 'lunion. Ibo^iudersigucd would say that
he has produced, from under tho hands of the mo.
distiuKUl-dioa men of science in America, proots un
answerable of the purity and mediciual excel
leuce of the Schiedam Aromatic Schnapps ; that
he has expended many thousaud dollars In eur
rounding it with guarantee* and safeguards, whioh
ho designed should pro.cot the public and himself
against fraudulent imitations; that be has shown it
to be thc only llquor?in tho world that can be uni
termly depended upon as mud ult. rated ; tint he hos
challenged investigation, analysis, comparison and
experiment in all Its forms; and from every ordeal
the preparation whi.b bears his name, seal and trade
mark, has come off triumphant He, therefore, feels
ita duty he owes to bis fellow-citizens aeuorally, to
tho medical profession and tho sick, to denounce
and expose the charlatans who counterfeit these evl
denotes of Identity, and he calls upon the press and
the public to aid him in bis efforts to remedy so groat
an evil.
The following letters and certificates from the
leading physicians and chenistd of this city will
prove to the reader that all goods sold by the under
signe J aro all that they are repre ented to be.
DDOLPHO WOLFE.
I feel bound tn say, that I regard your Schnapps
as being in every respect pre-eminently pure, and
deserving ot medical patronage. At all events, it is
the purest possible article of Holland Oin, hereto
tore unobtainable, and as such may bo safely pit
scribed by physicians.
DAVID L. MOTT, M. D.,
Pharmaceutical Chemist, New Yo*k
26 I'INE-STBEET, NEW YOBE, )
November 21, 1867. J
UDOLPHO WOLFE, Esq., Present:
Dear Sir-I have made a chemical examination
a sample of your Schiedam Schnapps, with the in
tent of determining if any foreign or injurious sub
stance had been added to th. simple di6tiiled spirits
The examination has resulted in tho conclusion
that the sample contained no poisonous or harmful
admixture. I have i e^u unable to discover any
trace of the deleterious substance- wich are om
ployed in the adulteration of liquors. I would not
hesitate to use myself or to recommend toothers
for medicinal purposes, the Schiedam Schnapps
an excellent and unobjectionable variety of gin.
Very respectfully yours,
(Signed,) . CHAS. A. S EE LY, Chemist.
NEW YOKE, NO. 53 CEDAE-ST REST . i
Novomoer 26,1867. j
UDOLPHO WOLEE, Esq., Present :
Dear Sir-'. have submitted to chem ital analysis
two bottles ot ?'!?chiedam Schnapps," which I took
from a treen package in-your bon- ?ed warehouse, and
find, at before, that the spirituous liquor is tree
Irom injurious Ingredients or falsification; that
has the marks ot being aged and not recently pre
pared ny mechanical admixture of alcohol and aro
mattes.
Respectfully, FEED. F. MAYER,
Chemist.
NEW YOEE, Tuesday, May 1.
UDOL?UO WOLFE, ESQ.;
Dear ?ir--The want of pure Wines and Liquors
for medicinal purposes ha* been long felt by tho pro
lession, and thousands of lives have been sacrificed
by lbs ???"o? adulterated u* ?1." ?co. Delirium tremens,
and other diseases o. the brain and iv ryes, so rife
in thia country, ore very rare in Europe, owing, iff a
groat decree, to the differenoe n the purity of the
spirits aold.'
Wo have teated the several ?r?chs Imported and
sold by you, mourning your Oin. which you sell un?
der the nome of Aromatic ochiedam schnapps, which
we consider lastly en tit iud to the high reputation it
ha? acquired in Ibis country; and from your long ex?
pel lenee sa a foreign I m po rt ur, your bottled Wines
and Liquors should meet w th tke same demand.
We would recommend you to appoint some of the
respectable apothecaries in different ports of the city
as agents for Ihe sale of your Brandies und Wines,
where the profession can obtain the same when
needed for medicinal purposes.
Winking you success in your new enterprise,
we remain, jour obedient servanta,
VALENTINE MOTT, M. D., Professor of S?rgery,
University Medical College. New York.
J. M. CA ENOCH AN, M. D., Professor of Clinical
Mirgcry, Surgeou-tn-chief to the btate Hospital,
?tc., No. IA Ea*t blxteeutb-atxeet
LEWIS A. SAYRE, M. h., Mo. 795 Broadway.
.H P. DE WBEs, M D.. No. 791 Broadway.
JOSEPH WOR UER, M. Bs. No. IM Ninih-stroot.
NELSON STEELE, M. D , No. 87 Bleeker-etreet.
JOHN O'REIL i Y, M. D., No. MO Fourth street
B. I, RAPHAEL, M. D.. Professor ot the Principles
?nd practico ot surgery. New fork Medical Col?
lege, ko., Mo. 91 Hintn-atreet, ?nd others.
Tke proprietor ?Iso offers for sal*.
BOTTLED WINES AND LIQUORS,
Importe? and battled by bimaeif, expressly for a?
dfoinol use. Bach bottle aaa kl? certificate of it? po*
rlfcr. ?DUUPJAt? won K..
November ll 8 mos
?. o. o. i?\
KO Ut H CAi.'LlNA LODGE NO. t.
rr\UK REGULAR WEEKLY MEETING OF THIS
0 LODGE will bo bold Tim EVENING, bt .Scvon
o'clock precisely.
Hy order. T. W. CANNON,
Vi Dreary 17 w Secretary.
HKBKEW BKKKVUI<ENTSOVII?TY.
rilUIi REGULAU MELTING OE TUM SOCIETY
X will lake place Tins EVENING, at Seven o'clock,
it the Hebrew Orphan H clety TJ?*U.
A general attendance I? earnestly requested, as bu?
siness of importance will ko trnt>saotcd.
By order of tko President
NATIVE. LEVIN,
February 17 1 Secretary and i rensurer.
UNION LKAGUI'I.
HEADQUAUTEHS COUNCIL CHAMBER, U. L. A., I
CHARLESTON. >. C., February IC, 1809. )
rriDE MEMIiEUS OE THE SEVERAL COUNCILS
JL of tko Union League of America, in the Olly
and Coumy of Charleston, are respcctiully request?
ed to uHKOtnblo at thc Military Hall in thin citv. 'J o
Mounow, the ISthsay of February, 1800, at Soven
o'clock in fhe evening, lor thc purpose of eonsider
mg matters oi vi lal importance lo the League.
Hy order ol' Jons U. ADAIH, Presideut.
ROB'? ARTSON.
February 17 2* Secretary.
pst ?ult /ounlJ.
1UST, A NEWCOUNBLAND litlG.
J Description: Both ears black, largo black and
wbite spots on body, bushy tail; answers to tho name
of "Jeff " A liberal reward will bo paid for his re?
covery. A. M. JACKSON,
Fobrua'y 10 3 Accommodation Whar'.
MAIM OU \ UD HOUSE, I'll * 1<I.E?TUN,
S. C.. FEBUUAItY 15, 1869.-Found and
t.roughtto this Post,'J HUEE SAFE KEYS, which
thc owner can have by proving propel ty and paying
exponses H. W. HENDRICKS,
Fobrurry 15 3 Captain of Police.
/or Sole.
MILCH COWS AND SPItlNGEICS
Just In and for palo at Mrs. CAMPBELL'S
OAT ILE LOT, No. 588 Klug-stroet.
February 17 1*
AVER? PRIME YOUNG MULE EUR
FOR SALE.
ALSO,
130.000 GRAV BRICK, on a lancing fourteou milos
from tho oity, conveniently placed for shipping.
Apply at No. 17 ASULLY-STREiiT.
February 10 wfm
FOR SALK UR LKASE, TH 10 It ICS I.
. DEN Ok No. 17 Ashloy-street. on a fin- lot
with all necessary outbuildings. House bas t-ixlareo
and four sir all room- furnisa<d with gas, hot ana
cold water baths, water closet, kc ; within a half
minn es' walk of tho ?? ity Railroad, Apply ON THE
PliEMlSfc.8. tnlhsSmwf Fi branjy 9
AT PK IV ATE SALK, A BBS1KABLE
BOUSE i:ud four aero LOT in tho Town of
Aiken, S. 0.
'ibo House contains seven (7) rooms on ono floor,
ccilod and papered, and two {>) go id attica; bouts
south, with piazzas to the sou'.h and w i st, and is in
t.ood condition, requiring hut slig'it repair?.
The Ki'chen con ains three (3) rooms.
Tho location ol these premises is one of the best in
Aiken, siiuated on a hill in the northeastern portion
ot the town, romumu.iing a fine view ot' tho same,
and only about ten (10) minutes' walk from the
depot.
For furiher particular?, apply to
GEORGE P. CONNOR,
February 15 No. ll Broad-slreet.
STEAM KAI GIN KS KUR ?ALB CHEAP,
if applied lor immediately
ll) One 12 horse Portable ENGINE
(1) One l-l,orne Portable Eugine.
ALSO,
(1) One 8-horsc-power ENGINE, in good condition.
CAMERON, BARKLEY & < O.,
Northeast corner Meeting and Cumberland-streets.
January 15
/tnanrtal.
CERTIFICATE*! CERTIFI?
CATES!
OF BANK OF THE STATE BILLS, SIGNED BY
NILES G. PARKER, -t de Treasurer, wanted.
ANDREW M. MOREL ?ND,
February 16 Broker, No 8 Broad-street.
B*NR BIL S! BANK BILIS!
ALL KINDS BOUGHT HY
ANDREW M. MORELAND.
February IC Broker, f< o. 8 Broad-street.
STATE STOC K ! STA TE STOCK !
OTATE OF SOU J H CAROLINA STOCK WANTED.
O ANDREW M. MORELAND,
February 16 Broker, No. 8 Broad-street.
pusiness Q?ar?is.
R RY & LITTLE,
PRACTICAL PRINTERS,
No. 3 STATE-STREET,
CHAULES:ON, s. c.
February 10. ?
T U II IS C. M I ff U T T ,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
No. 1 COURTHOUSE SQUARE.
February 15 mwflmo
J
U H -ft D. ALEXANDR*!,
ACCOUNTANT,
NOTARY PUBLIC AND GENERAL AGENT,
No. IO Broad-street.
RESPECTFULLY SOLICITS BUSINESS IN AD
JUSTING ACCOUNTS of Merchants and others,
and in WRITING UP AND PONTING their BOOKS,
either in part or whole, fcc. January 9
SOUTHERN
STEN CIL M AJ?F ACTOR ?
E. H. RODGKERS
MANUFACTURER AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN
STENCIL STOCK AND DIES,
STEEL LETTERS AND STAMPS
CHECKS AND TAGS
BRASS AND GKRMAN SILVER KEY
lt I NOS, CHAINS, ?Sic.
BY THE GALLON OR BARREL.
AGENT FOR
H1LL*S PATENT HAND STAMPS
SEAL PHESSES
BRANDING IRONS, ?CC.
No. 129 KANT BAT-STRERT,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
Call and oxamitie specimens.
January 16 ?mos
TTOLMES ??te MACBETH,
No. 30 Broadna.root,
Ch?i ?eston, S" 0.,
BROKERS, AUCTIONEERS, REAL ESTATE
AND
GENERAL CUHNISSION AGENTS.
Will atttend to Renting and Collecting of Rents
and purchase and sae of stocks, Bonds, Gold,
Silver and Heal Estate.
ALSO
To tbs **ursh?se of Goods and Hupp!?es for psr'tcs
in the country upon reason ?ble terms.
GKOBOB b HOLMES.ALEXANDER MACBETH
Jauu ry ? lyr
T1DW AHD DALY,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. 8S Warren-street.
% NEW YORK.
PERSONAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO THE PUB
CHlSE of all kinds ot MKBcH 'NUISE. Boots,
shoes. Hats, Ca s and Trunk?, and Straw Goods a
specialty.
Consignments of all kinda of Staple Articles and
general Produce solicited. .
Prompt returns guaranteed.
EDWARD DALY,
Late of Charleston, 8. 0.
Weekly Price Gurren ts sent free by post.
January 28 Cmos
OFFICE Mo. 8?5 KI??,
OPPOSITE HASBL -STSthBT,
Jeri nary ST 8sm*
Amusement.
JIM HOBIftdOiVS CHAMPION CIRCUS I
Uudor the M material Direction ot Mr. JAIMES nr.
NIXON, will exhibit at CHARLESTON thrw days
and nights,
5IO!\ OA Y, TI'EH OA Y n nd WEDNEEDA Y
February Mist, .'?'id ami "43d.
Two Performances-AFTERNOON AND NIOUT.
?ir Doors open at hail-past Ono aud half-past six.
Entertainments will commence punctually half au
hour alter opening.
1 he Management take special pleasure in announc?
ing tho positive appearance ot the oulv great rider
in thc world,
"JIMMY ROBINSON,"
Champion Horseman of tho Universel Leading
Dare-Back Equestrian 1 Unsurpassable in all
Rolos of this '-ohool of Ar: ! "An artist
without a Peer!" 'Tho Sensation
In Europe!" The Pride and
Boast of America !
fl?-Mr. JAMES ItOBINSON, in rcvi-iting the
South with a Circus of Iiis own, would ftate that ho
does so in accordance with a long cherished desire
to appear before the friends ot bia obildhocd in thc
hope of receiving tho same m irks of approbation
that ho was so oft-times the reci| ieut of at the outset
ot his professional career. Wearer of go den gil' s
from ah the Crowned Heads of Europe, POSSESSOR
OF THE DI AMOND SI UDDKD BELT, aud with tho
conceded and universally admitted title of "CHAM
PION," ho desires in Iiis m in hood to receive the full
cndoisemcnts of approval Item those who sustained
and bncoura?cd him in bis int'auoy.
ROBINSON will ride, as he alone can, at each en?
tertainment, his RAPID BABE-BACK ACT ! throw?
ing his FORE \ND BACK SOMERSAULTS ovorhigh
Barrlors and Balloons, and 0 ^ BKYING IIIS INFANT
SON CLARENCE ON HIS HEAD!
MASTER CLARENCE !
The youngest, smallest and prettiest child who ha's
ever appeared in the arena, and who, by tito Now
York press, has been christ cued TBE MITE OF
BEAUTY, will bo Introduced in n, MINIATURE
MENAGE AOT, iu which he will, on hts Ellin White
Pony, give a HI rion of exorcises illustrative of tin
PARISIAN HAUT L'COLE !
The following Ladies and Gentlemen constitute the
leading mowbers of
Ii OBI M SO WS CHAMPION CIRCUS!
Miss LUCILLE WATSON, Principal Equestrienne.
Messrs. SH4.TTY and WHITNEY, Extraordinary
Gym eas s.
PETER CONKLIN, Clown of Merit.
JULIAN KEN 1. Clever Comedia a and Jester.
Mr. WM. SPARKS, Herculean Athlete.
The LOW ANDE URO THEES. Spanish Acrobat?, ot
marked abilities.
Mr. JEAN JOHNSON. Histrionic Equestrian.
Mr. lt. ELLINGHAM, the accomplished Ring
Master.
Mr. THOMAS CAKR, Eccentric Vaulter.
sit?. FR KR ANT A, Cortortionist ; and a POWER?
FUL AUXILIARY CORPS, who, together wi;h
lino vto^-k of elegantly trained, blooded, and marked
Horses and Ponies, constitute the
BE3T CIRCUS EVER BROUGHT SOUTH !
SPECIAL NoncE~Tioket8, which will admit tho
holders to tho Circus before the opening of i he i ioket
Wagon, will bo for sale without uuy premium
charges) at tho Charleston and Pavilion HoteJs
'1 HE CF AMPION BELT, won and worn by Mr.
JAMES ROBINSON, will bo up ?u exhibition at tho
j welty establishment of J*ME> E. sPKAt:, King
street, opposite Hasel. wiautui l-onruary i?
O
RA T O R IO
MRS. DARBOT TARES PLEASURE IN AN?
NOUNCING that Rossini's Oratorio of the
"STAB AT MATER*'
Will bo given at
ST. MARY'S CHURCH,
nASEL-SI REET,
TO-MORROW EVE/VINO, 18 TH INSTANT.
Programme.
1. Introduction.Stabat Mater
2. Air.;.Cujus \nimaiu
3. Duo....Qnis est ho ii o
4. Air.Pro pee. atts
5. Chorus and Recit.tia Mater
fi. Quatuor.Sancta Mater
7. Cavatine.Fae ut portem
8. Air and chorus.Inflammatus
0. Quatuor.Quaudo Corpus
10. Chorus Finale.Ae.en
T.cketsfl tob-oat uned at the Music Store j of Mr.
Seigling and Messrs. Zogbanm, Youuc st Co., and at
the Book Stores ot Messrs. Russell and Greer, Ring
street; Messrs. vValker, Evans & Cogswell, Broad
street
In cons?quence of the small capacity of the
Church, tho sal-i of Tickets is limited, and none will
be sold at the Church.
fl?" Doors open at 7 o'clock; Oratorio to com?
mence at 8 o'clock precisely. 3 February 17
QUARL.E8TON THEATUE.
Li ssl-:i: AND MANAQEB.JOHN TEMPLETON.
AMUSEMENT EXTRAORDINARY 1
FOR A FEW NIGHTS ONLY.
Commencing To-Morrow, Fcbi'uary IS.
Engagement with Whitman's 'original world-re?
nowned Spectacle, ont ti led the Enchanted
WHITE I
With Mr. B. F. Whitman's 'olcbratod Pjrisian BAL?
LET T BOU HE.
M'LLE ESMERALDI DI AN I,
Slar Danseuse lrom hor Majesty's Theatro, London
and Venice.
M'LLE AUGUSTA SOIILKE,
Star Danseuse from Theatro Ro^al. Paris, and
Niblo'a Garcl"n, Now Y irk, with Principal
ana Weeona Preml ;r Danseuses aD<?
Full COi<PS DE BALLET.
MISS ALICE VANE,
Tho Star of the Sunny South and ST Mt DRAMATIC
COMPANY.
The Great Fifteen Thousand Dollar
T R A N S ?* .> H M A T I <> N SCENE!
The whole under tho immediate supervision of B.
F. WHITMAN, Esq, the Propne or.
60ALB OF FBIOSS.
Admission.?.SI 00
Reserved *>eats.,.1 26
Oaller ea. SU
kW Ticked o AB bo had at HO. ?KV BOOK
riT >RE and HOTELS. February 17
W
HULAS ?te CH ISO UM.
FACTORS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS
urn
SHIPPING AGENTS,
WILL ATTEND TO THE PURO HASE, SALE AN I
SHIPMENT (to Foreign ?nd Domestic Portal ot
COTTON. AIOE, LAMBER AND NAVAL BTORBb
ATLANTIC WHARF, Charlearon. 8. O.
K.W1LI IS.A. K. OHTSOLM
0(,;,,;,<n 7T,
BO. JO . CONNOR
No. ll ?road-atree?.
WILT. BUT AND SKLL ON CoMmfl?ioy
REAL ESTATE, BONDS,
STOCKS, COUPONS? GOLD, SILVER
AND
BANK BILLS.
1 ino
?rorcncs un? JHiarcUuncous.
KATING POTATOES,
QAA BARRELS CHOICE PEACH BLOW, JACK?
OS J\J SON While ami Pr i noe Alnorts.
Eur sal o 1.) w by K IN&MAN A- Il O WI1'LL.
February 17 2 ?o, 153 Fast Bay.
F1 NH U???0.
1 i\? \ BABBELH PUKE FISH GUANO.
1 Ul/ Eur aale by
KINSMAN A HOWELL,
February 17 No. 153 East Kay.
V\, \NTlNt? POTATOES
ff< BARBELS GENUINE CLAN ! ISO POTA
?/> '\f TO t*. assorted Hinds, in primo orner,
and for ?ale low bv
KINSMAN ft HOWELL,
February 17 wi2 No. 153 Bast Hay.
(;ENUINE
PEE LEK COTTON SUED.
A SMALL CONSIGNMENT OF THF. ABOVE
XJL SEED just received from Ne* Orleans.
For sal.; by SHACKELFORD ft KELLY,
No. 1 Boveo's Wharf.
fir?;- Tho Cotron raised from tbis seed commands
in Hie New Orleans market 9 to 12 O'.'Oti per pound
above the current prices obtained tor tho common
varieties wfa3 February 17
ALES, PORTER &c.
JEFFREY*? SPARKLING EDINBURGH ALE,
pints; Btoue.
Bass' Pale A:e, in pints; g:usa
Findiuter'K Dublin t^to it. tn pints; RI3--S
Fresh Boa? tu-J Coffee (best quality Kio). 35c. per lb.
Country butter, at 30 35 an*. 4l c lb. At the
CO OPERAI IVE GROCERY 8TOB1?,
Southwest Corner Meeting aud Mar ,ft streets.
Goods? delivered tree. February ll
LIQUORS ! LIQUORS i
("1 BEAT REDUCTION IN PRICE AT
J
BYRNE & FOGARTY'S,
CORNER CHURCH AND CHALMKBS-STS.
Also, a fine selection of LIQUOB-i in the Bar.
Don't forget the name-BVBNJi & iOGAH lY.
Fe! ?miry 12 Jmwlmo
WHARTON & MOFEETT,
NfciW YOUR,
WI 0 F FE TT & WHARTON,
C'II.\KL.KSTO>.
NO. 22 EAST BAY HI REE I.
\I ,- i: ARE NOW RECEIVING BV EVERYSTEAM
VV ER, APPLES and PO l'A fOES, aud offer for
s ile the lollowing varieties of Eating and Seed
POT.YTOKS?
Goodrich Seedling-PINK EYE
Early llarrison-Mercar
Jacks 11 Whites-Dvkeman'a
Western Bcd-Duck Eye
( bili Bod-Davis .needling
Peach Blow-Early Bose
Barties ordering for aced should do so at once, be?
fore the rivers and canals are frozen up.
I.J. WHARTON,
No. 115 Wet-street, New York.
J > M '.> G. M OFF EXT,
No. 22 East Buy street, Charleston,
i December 30 3roo
JUiUinero ?oo??, (Etc.
SI? HIM? 1MFOUTATION
18 Gi).
RIBBONS.
MILLINERY AND STRAW GOODS.
ARMSTRONG, CATOR & CO.,
Nos. 237 AND 239 BALTIMORE-STREET,
B.VLTIMOUE,
IMPORTERS AND JJBBF.R3 OF
BONNI T AND TRIMMING RIBBONS
VELVET AND SASH RIBBONS
BONNET t RAPES, SILKS AND SATINS
ILLUSIONS, BLONDS. LACES, RUC HES,
NETS AND VELVETS
FRENCH FLOWERS AND FEATHERS
ST I* AW BONNETS AND LADIES' HATS
trimmed and untrimmed
SUNDOWNS AND SHAKE It HOODS.
Tho largest stock ot' Millinery Goods in this coun?
try, and unequalled in choice variety, which wc of?
fer at prices that will defy competition.
OBDERS SOLICITED.
1 Feruary 15 ' 5* .
?H?cijiuTUt), (tothiflSj (?U.
PIKEN IX I KON WORKS.
JOHN F. TAYLOR&1CO.,
SUCCESSORS TO
CA M HR ON & CO..
Engineers, Boilermakers. &c
Nos. 1, 6 and 8 PRITCIIARD-STRVE1,
(NEAR TUE DRY DOCK),
Charleston, S. C.
STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS-MAKIN E,
STATIONERY AND PORTABLE.
RICE THRESHERS AND MILLS OF EVERY
DE3CRIPIION.
SHAFTING, PULLEYS AND GEARING,
IRON FRONTS FOR BUILDINGS,
CASTINGS OF EVERY KIND IN IRON OR
BRASS.
Weguarauteo to furnish ENGINE i aud BOILER8
of as good quality and power, and at as low rates aa
eau be had in New York, Baltimore or Bhilaielphia.
AOENTB FOR
Ashcroft'? Low-water Detector,
THE ONLY PERFECT SECURIIY AGAINS'.'
DAMAGE FROM LOW WATER IN
THE BOILER.
REPAIES PRO il PT LY ATTENDED Ti
February 1 r>*o 3ao?
M
EUTINCHSTlUEi?Vr l'OV?OBY.
THIS ESTABLISHMENT IS NOW FURBISHING
THE IMPROVED
MCCARTHY COTTON ON,
8TEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS, of valous sizes
on hand
IMPROVED VERTICAL AND HORIZONTAL CORN
MILLS, SUGAR MIU?3, 8UGA % BOILERS
AND BANS, ol all sizes
HORSE POWERS AND GIN GEARINJ, from 6 to
ie feat in diameter
IMPBOVED LEVER COTTON PRESES for Hand .
power. Saw and Bice Milla
MACHINERY AND CASTINGS of ill deecriptlona
made to order
Particular attention paid to
HOO.sE FRONTS AND OASTINOI FOR BUILD
ING9, GR?TINGS,
CISTERN COVERS, SASH WK WITS, rfc, rfc,
WILL?A1I 8. HEN UREY,
MA0HINIS1 AND FOUNDER
No, 314 MEET1NG-9TEBET,
CHAIUBSTON, S. 0.
August 3_mw?
CHARLESTON
DENTAL DEPOT
?Wo. 87? KiMJ-VI KKKT.
GOL? ANO TIN VOIL, ??kkhQk??, MINERAL
TROTH, Steal Goods, and every arfctol? used by th?
DMUM. 2?0 Janrear y 5W