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THE DAILY NEWS RIO RIAIS, DAWSON & CO., IT.OPBIETOB.S. OFFICE No. 149 EAST BAY. -o XgaifS- DAILY NEWS, one year.86 00 DAILY NEWS, six month?.3 00 Darry NETTS, three months.2 00 TRI- WEEKLY NEWS, one year.3 00 TIM-WEEKLY NEWS, SUI months.2 00 PAYMENT invariably in advaice. No paper sent nnless the cash accompanies the order, or for a long? er time than paid for. TBS DAILY NEWS will be served to subscribers in the city st 13 cents per week. ADVKBxiSEuesTS.-First insertion, 15 cents a l:ne; subsequent -.n-ertionp, 10 cents a Une. Business Notices, 20 ' fois a linc. Marriage and Funoral No ices, One Dollar each. ?N" 2? W S S U M M A K Y. -Gold closed yesterday at Now York activo and excited, at 344. -Cotton at New York closed heavy and ic. ower. Salos 3600 halos at 29c. _The Liverpool cotton market closed flat; uplands lljd; Orleans 124d. Sales 6000 bales. -Ex-President Pierce i? getting much bet? ter. -A railroad was sold in Texas the other day or $500. -Largo numbers of Broadway stores are .to let," in Sow ?ork. -Thc grandes dames of Paris have deter? mined to abolish the chignon. --A. so.i o? Theodore, of Abyssinia, is travcl i ng with a menagerie in England. -Cubans aro emigrating to Now Orleans to nvest in Louisiana sugar plantations. -The well known actor and theatrical mana? ger, Sol. Smith, died in St. Louis on Sunday morning ias':. . -It coat English railroads one and three quarter milhou dollars to pay for personal inju? ries done in 1S87. -Two men. named Hiram Honim and Sam? uel Kee'ey, have made a waccr of $1500 a sido o ride a velocipede from Now York to Chi? cago. -Another kerosine lamp explosion took placo >"n Wash*opton on Tuesday night, at the residence of a Mr. Mathews, occasioning ser. rms los*. -Southern securities were inactivo in New York on Monday. 'lh? Herald quotes South Carolina six' i 72|a73?; do., new, 7?a71; do., registe: ed steele, C3aG4 -If the Marquis of Bute takes orders, it will be tho first instanced a Kornau Catholic pri st occupying a reat in thc House cf Lords sin; e the Rcfi.rmation. -Charles Re-ado's now story, about which there has boon so much talk, is to begin the Galaxy for March, lt has oue of the new angled titles : "Put yourself in lu's plaeo." -Maurie Scrakosoh has paid Mud imo Ros? sini $40,000 for au exclusive copy of her hus? band's postit.'.m.'ius mass. He is to produje it in Paris with Alboni, and charge $6 admis sion. -In the ccl'-braicd Now O.' leans wino eas one day last week, tho judges, counsel and witness, drank twenty bottles of wino, "testuur." Hid they kept on they would pro bab'.y have been thoroughly competent to jud; of its merits. -The pine coffin which contained thc r mains of ?<Irs. Outrait from tho day ot he execution until their recent disinterment has boen broken into small pieces and appropriated by relic hunters. -"Wncn tho chaplain of the Massachusetts House of Representatives was chosen, th candidates wero Wil.iam Lloyu Garrison, Rov, Phcobc A. Hanford, and Julia War i Howe whilst the Democrats voted for Rev. Petroleum V. Nasby. -The experiment of doing its own printing, . which the government, under the spur of tho constant Brands aud excesses in its printing contracts, entered upon some years ago, has proved so sa'i^fac'.ory a success that Congress | I i s now about to make it uniform by extending t to the printing of the debates. Tho con? tract with tho publishers of tho Globe expires on the 4th of March, aod thero is little pros? pect ot its renewal. -The following "slate" for the Cabinet is given as the guess of an individual who has means "of being well informed, and who, by the prooes3 of putting this and that together, may have hit the thing exactly: For Secretary of Btate-Charles Francis Adams. Secretary of tho Treasury-Seuator Morton. Secretary of War-John M. Schofield, secretary of tho Navy-D. D. Porter. Secretary of the Inte? rior-Benjamin F. Wade. Attorney-General William M. Evarts. Postmaster-General-James F. Wilson, of Iowa. -The Washington correspondent of the Ro ohestor Democrat, speaking of a party in Washington, says: "General Butler joined in a conversa-Jo i held near him on a subject not exactly harmonious with the festive occasion, bot brought to mind by tho removal of tue < body of Mrs. Surratt. 'She was an innocent I woman,' the Geueral said unhesitatingly. lu . reply to a remark made by a gcntlcm .n that j her cue showed tho truth of tho sa^.ug, 'mili? tary commissions aro organizad to convict,' ho said: 'Yes. I sent persons to militaty com? missions when I intended them to bo convict? ed; when I wisued them acquitted. Idid it my? self."' -General Longstreet, who is in Washington, was upon the floor of tho House of Represen? tatives Monday afternoon, at first scated writ? ing at a desk vacated for hun by a Republican member. In a short time he was discovered' ant. soon surrounded by both Ropublicans and | ^ Democrats, and cordially shaken by tho band. One Republican member said to General Long? street : "Gonoral, wo havo admired your cour? age and bravery ii the field, but we esteem your recent course in matters of political in? terest to the South as of a higher order of ( courage tuan that which you displayed in bat- f tie." Longfcuoct bowed iu acknowledgment of this and other compliments bestowed upon I { him. -A Columbia ?S. C.) correspondent of tho New York Times writes: "From conversations I have had w':h weO-ioformed parties from tho interior of this Staie-tho ccn'ra'. and upper portions, wnero ~otlon ii the staple-il seems probable that the year 1833 is like i/ to yield tho heaviest crop of cotton produced siuco tho -war. The past year (1SG3; South Carolina produced 180,000 balfj of cotton, bi some sec? tions of tho S.aio the quantity planted will be double that pian'cd in 1SJ8; and in all portions marke*1, increase :s tho -o. der ot tho day. If the soasoL b* ?avorablo aud labor do not fail. 1869 may yield 2.'5 000 bale-?, aud one estimate pots it at 250,000 ba os. A perfectly organized system ol Ir.bur would io..der it practicable to produco in this State war ha t a million bales, worth flom' tbing I ko $50.000 ODO. The crop of 1860 was. I bei???, over 4U0 000 bales, and the economy of culture was not by any moans at ita maxi.; uni-" -A Columbia correspondent of the Now York Timt-a thus alludes to the progress of | the imnLkration movement m South Carolina: "The &ge.iCi :a aro pa a.e, an 1 tho results aro decided and will toll in tim3. An association ono as an instance or ex .mole of several others I I of a like kind-in the town of Newberry, near tho centra of the State, is now introducing German laborera in this way, at the rate of fifty a month. A nnmber of planters met at tiie courthouse soveral months atro, conferred upon the matter, agreed that white labor would pay, formed an associatior. appointed an agout, paid each a hundred dollars as a be? ginning fund, and the work commenced. Tho agent began bv getting first small numbers six, eight, ten or a dozen at a time-and, from month to month, brought OD a few more; his number of immigrant laborers for January bo? in g just fifty. And thus tho work will goon until May or thereabouts, when the demand for this year will slack off, to bc renewed in tho autumn for next year. I am informed by a member of this Newberry association that tho laborers already in servico do at least fifty per cent, more work than negroes. The result is easy to be scan-the neirro must give placo to tho Saxon and tho Teuton. He must move nearer and nearer to the coast, where, on ac? count bf the malaria, tho whites will be slower to go. Those persons who expect largely of the negro, tell me that it will stimulate the ne? gro to do fifty por cent, moro work."? -A most shocking murder took olaee in tho Insane Asylum on Blackwell's Island, New York harbor, during Fnday night last. The accommodations thora aro so moagro that it has been found necessary for several months past, in order to meet the demands of tho in? crease in the nnmborof unfortunates, to cause their sleeping two in a cell, instend of ono as heretofore when the patients arc dangerous and hable to do bodily harm to one another. On Friday night ono of the fem Jo lunatics confined in this department arose from her couch md in a paroxysm of madness seized tho heavy tub at thc side of tho cot and rais? ins it above hor head brought it down with terrific force upon the skull of her sleeping comrade, crushing it in and killing her in? stantly. Whon thc fomab keeper of tho ward in which the horrible affair transpired threw open the door of the cell, great was her hor? ror in beholding tho maniac murdoress and ber murdered companion lying side by side in their gory cot, a ghastly spectacle indeed. Thc bed-clothing was saturated with blood, which dripped slo wly from tho pendant cover? ing and streamed over thofli?r of the room, while thc brains of the dead woman, which had been literally scooped out with tho fingers of tho murderess, lay scattered about and be? spattered tho wails. The rennins of tho de? ceased, whose name has noS transpired, were coffined quietly and expeditiously, and were in? terred w.tbout delay. Tho murderess is, of course,irresponsible for tho act. CHARLESTON . FRIDAY ?HORNING-, FEBRUARY 19, 1SC9. Grant end tlic ?'olit?cittna. Those were brave words with which General Grant broke silence in receiving thc formal announcement that he was thc cnoscn President of tho cition. Tho peo? ple heard with delight and hope that . Economy, Retrenchment and Honesty" were to be lae principles of his adminis? tration, and at the same time, (io use the words of a Radical journal) 'a feeling akin to consternation" seized the whole pack of greedy politicians who live and fatten on the plunder of the national treasury. The President elect had sounded the key note of a fcucoess in his civic career, scarcely less conspicuous ibau thai which fortune had giveu him in thc path of war. It would have been well for his fame had he said no more. His speech was regarded as a di? rect, snub given to the party leaders, as open defiance hurled in thc face of the makers of the Tenure-of-offioe law, and as in uncompromising assertion of his abso? ute independence of party management ind the dictation of clique. The rage with which his declarations were received by .he Radicals seems in turn to have awak? ened uneasiness, if not alarm in the mind )f Graut. Fur, on the heels of his re narks to the committee, we find him dis? patching the following significant letter of icceptance to Congress : "GKNTLKMEN : Please notify the two 'Houses of Congress of my acceptance of 'the important trust which you have just 'notified me of, my election as President 'of the Uuitcd States, and say to them that 'it will be my endeavor that they and those who 'elected me shall have no cause to regret their 'action." This proceeding, it must be remembered, vas wholly without precedent, and, indeed, vithout reason. Never before had a Pres dent elect taken such a method of signify ng his acceptance of the office. Besides, ho office not having been conferred by Congress, it was rather absurd that any >ody should have placed himself in the losilion of accepting it. at the hands of that >ody. The sending of the letter is wholly nexplicable, unless we view it in the light. )f au amende for that naughty speech, and in assurance that President Grunt, like Llcneral Grant, moans to recognize his fealty to the Radical politicians iu und out >f Congress. Gold I o ii trac ts. The recent decision of the Supreme Jourt of the United States, affirming the alidity of contracts made payable in gold, cern-; to have been received wiih great sat sfaction throughout the country. The gist if the opinion, which was. delivered by 'bief Justice Chase, is contained in the ollowing extract : "In the absence of any specific contract for bc payment of coin, legal tender notes may .o a sufficient tender, bu! :? is clear to tho curt that express contracts for the payment if coined dollars- can only be satisfied by the >aymo::t of coined dollars. Ihey are not debts rbich may bo satisfied by tho tender of Croasury notes." Tho New York Evening Post, the great advocate of free trade and hard monoy, re? ja: ds this decision as of the highest import ince. It is more sweeping than an act of Congress mikiug ?cld contracts legal, be s-mse it sustains suoh contraots whether dready made or to be made, while such an could only take effect upon those here? after made. It opens thc way for i very mau who will to transact his own business iu a real standard of value, instead of & due -'"ig currency. It marks by far the most, important step yet taken by the nation iu the way towards specie payments. For it vindicates for the coined dollars of the Qui)cd States the oharaoier of money; and it is safe to affirm that BO attempt will ever ?gain be made to take that character from hem. Cooli .Notices. POETICAL WOUKS OF CHABLES G. HALP*NE. (Miles OHiley). with a Biographical sketch. By Robert rf." Roosevelt. New York: Hamer & Brothers. Cuailestou : Holmes' Book House. A better selection from General Halpine'a works will, doubtless, be made at some fu? ture time, when the Jeux d'esprit which polit? ical interest and personal affection now retain shall have lost their value. II alpine was an improvisatore, ardent, impulsive and genial in temper, quick in apprehen? sion and fluent in speech. With him to think and epeak and write incessantly ; to dash off puns and poems, editorials and volumes ; to adventure upon any kind of work, and louse any instrument that came to hand, scalpel or brief, pen or sword, or lyre ; in a word, if we may bo allowed to make a word for tho occasion, with him to forthput was a necessity of nature. Of course, much that he has written is fugitive. But much will survive. Some of his senti? mental songs are not unequal to those of Morris ; some of his humorous ones rival those of Holmes. His thrilling Fenian songs would be a little more consistent if tb ey had no denunciations of "rebels" in them ; but logic was never obe of Halpine'a infirmities. We look in vain for the "Epics" which Mr. Roosevelt promises on the title page, unless this be a new name for the ballads in the volume. . 'THE APOSTLE OF THE N'-BTIIY' Tho Life and Labor* of i he Bev. Br. McDonald. By the Rev. J. Kennedy, Dingwall. London : T. M elson & Sons. Dr. McDonald was the evangelist of the Highlands. A mighty man in frame, in passion, in conviction, it seemed to those who heard him preach that "he would bring "the very roof down upon their heads." A preacher most intense, he addressed a people not less enthusiastic than their Cel? tic kindred among the Welch mountains, ile exercised an immediate, irresistible, unbounded influence over the wild clans of the borders. Thc present work is a his? tory of his missionary enterprises and FUC cesscs. It abounds in anecdotes illustra? tive of his methods-, his character and the state of tho people among whom he labored. Thc O^ianic poems were ducovered, in their substance, by Dr. McDonald in the comparatively little known northwest of Scotland. The volu-nc is beautiful in its execution. THE CHA' LET OF BEABLS; PK THE WHITE AND BLACK RIBATTSIOKT. By thc Author of "The He r of Rvdctyfl'e." New York : D. Applotou & Co. Charleston : John liuasoll. The euther of thc "Huir of Kedc'yffe" is I one of those ladies tho forliliiy of whose genius fills us with admiration. It requires no great effort of imagination to fancy ber writing books for our granchildrcn, as flu? ency as BOO baster the last twenty or thirty years been wrilirg them for ourselves. Their elements are simple enough, if their uuifcber is confusing. A 1 ttic love, tinged with "a dim religious" coloring-a little High Churchiem, inclining now to Ritual? ism, now to Catholicity, according to the period of the story,-a mild catastrophe herc and there neting as a sort of break? water to the otherwise unruQl -d flow ol sereno sentiment,-these ai^e tho mate? rials by a judicious manipulation of which the identity of structure is disguised. The present story is a historical novel of the time of the massacre of St. Bartholomew, ie neither better nor worse than others from the same pen. We may say of it-by way of parody on the famous remark of the "late lamented" Mr. Lincoln to the show? man who requested an endorsement of his panorama,- "for the people who like her "books we should say that thc 'Chaplet of M 'Pearls' is thc sort of thing that such pco "ple like !" For ourselves, we have fourni it rather dull reading. How A BRIBE WAS WON; OR A CHASE Acabes THE PASTPAS. By Frederick Gorstacckcr. New York : D. Appleton & Co. Charleston : John Russell. Given nothing parlieular to say, and three hundred double-columned pages to say it in-given the smallest conceivable atnouut of incident to s? read over the larg? est possible space, aud you have as the result tho present "novel." The book seems utterly objectless, and the story me anders through thc pages with the most delightful indifference to thc claims of time, pl ier- and circumstance. Has 41'AN TED. A WOMAN TO COOK AND \V WASH : also, a nico lily res e-table GIRL to do do ' p-stairs work, sew mid attend to children: while prrf-rred. or if colored n ust bo clcanlv, Lave no lau iib-* or handers ou. a .d expect to no every? thing about the house. Be orcnect rronirod Ap plv B< southeast comer P1T1 AND MONlAGUii STItE it>. M HS. HANNAM. Februar* i!) 1 %%'AVrEU, AG8\TS TO Si-Lb TJIK V* A H i 1! I< ' AN 1?NI i TING M -. C H l ? E. Trloe $25. '. he sin-iiles;. chci'pcKt ,aud be*' Euitn'u. Ma? chino ever iuvfutcd Will Snit 23.0041 stiico B per ruiuulo. i.l eial inducements io agents. Aihlnva AM i- KICAN KNIIUNG MACH IK ii OOMPANV. Hos on, M.iss., or M. Louis, MO. Februarys wfm)3* 1I/-AKTM) {flOIKOl viKl.?, RY A GKN VV Tl EMA:-, a suite ofl.'OOM-, plainiv Ihr u'-he'!. .iud in a good locality; norn town i-refcrrcd An abui:daut supply of water must be close at h ml Add rv-S. Mating' location and I rms, \. I', l>Qco 1>AIXY :-EWS. February 16 WA VI* KU, BY A briny ACCUSTOM? ED tn writ? for tho pr -ss, employment on ?.ne or wore Literary Tap rs or Magaeuvs, us a WlilfER Or sKuirHEs. POETRY, ic Address MissK. t. w., PntolOre, Charleston, s. c. October 8 .ffTTANTKO, SCXttfwICABEUS **?K ALL VV UTE LEAPING MAGAZINES AND NEW PAPERS, at publisher*? rates. CHAULES C. RIGHTER, Anni 21 No. lui King-etrcet. A(Sisters W I,\TK:I.-S73 ?? oS'oao PK? month, or a comuiiybiou irom which twice that amount can bc m .do bv i-clliug thc latest im liroved COMMON SENSE FA VU Y "EulN? M A CUIN V ; ?rico SIS. I or circulars and terms, address O. BOW!*; s k CO.. No. 32') South 1 bird-suvel. I'hila .ipili-., iv-. arno Deci.i'jer 5 WA>Ti-;:j, rav?a.iiV?iOD\ nt >rjn SCniliE to the CtltrULATlNG LIBRARY - CU \ HLKS 0. RIGHTER'S Siled Library or Nev Hoots eonbaiuR all ol thc latest publications. \y,r\\ 21 Nu. 101 KiNQ-STREliT. (LC tai. ITO ItK-MT, KOCH. HOOio;, WITH THE usc ot a Rood c'sicrn. Anply at No. 16, corset of ANHON AND .-OCIhlTSlT-EElS. February 19 3* ins* an?i Joann. LOS?'. ON SCVDtY I, A ?ST tv h'. A It Otc. Baclim n> Char-h, s G ?LD BRAOISMev. A reward ?Milbe ?aid on leaving lt at thc residen ? of (laptuin THOM?S LOCKWOOD. Hast Bay, second house from oruer or Society-street. I- cbniai-y 10 3 CHARLESTON DENTAL DEPOT tVo. 275 KiaK-STKKt'.T, GOLD ANO TIN FOIL, AMALGAMS. M'NBBAL IEKTH, Steel Good*, and every article used by rho Dentist. talo Jan uar; 27 Srfyirt?tn Sdi n MUS. t oKi-irr. OF CDOL?'no WOLKR. I S?lcltupmlttr of the tchiatam Aromatic Schnapps, [ ?to si'-i ?c:ivcr-Pti ?'ct. f NEW YORK, Nov.-mbcr J. 18G3. J To trie People ol* thc Southern States : WHEN THE T?RE MEDICINAL BESTOR:\TTVF. now so widely known as WOLFE'S SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS, was in reduced into the world under thc endorsement of four thousand lcad np member? of thc medical profession some twenty years ago, its proprietor was well aware that it could not wholly escape the penalty attached to all new and uscm preparations. Hr, there/ore, endeavored to invest ll with strongest possible safoguard against counter? feiters, and to rond cr all a: tempts to pirate it diffi? cult and dangerous. It was submitted to distin gwsh?d cliTnists jr analysis, and pronounced by them the purest spoil ever manufactured. Its puri? ty and properties having oecn thus ascertained, sam? ples of the article were forwarded to tea thousand physicians including all tho leadiug practitioners in tho United States, for purposes of oxperiment. A circular,.requesting a trial of tho preparation BDd a reporto! ?he result, accompanied each specimen. Four thousand ot the most omi tient medical men in the UDion promptly rcspouded. Their opinions of the article were unanimously f.'vorablo. Such a preparation, they said, had lone bcou wanted, by the protesBion, af no reliance could be placed on the ordinary Pquor.? of commerce, all of which were ! more or less adulterated, and therefore unlit for 1 medical purposes. The peculiar tx ollenco and strcnalh of the- oi pf jumper, wnlch formed one of the principal Ingredient ol the schnapps, together with an unalloyed character of tho alcoholic olo ment. give ic. in the estimation of thc faculty, a marked mipenor'ty over every otbor diffusive stimu? lant as a dltncdc, t'.nic and restorative. These satisfactory credentials lrom professional men of the highest rauk were published in a con? densed form, and ODiioscd *ith each bottlo of the .Schnapps, as une of the guarantee* of its genuine? ness. O.jer pr-raiitions n gums t fraud wcro ulso adopted; n patent was obtained for the urlicle, the label was copyrighted, z/acsinik of tho proprio'or's autograph dgmturc was at a.-bed to each labol and cover, Ins uruno and that of the preparation weretm bossed on the bottles, aud the corks wero scaled with bia private sad. No ardrie- bad over been sold in this country uuder the name of .Schnapps prior to j the introduction of Wolfe's t'cluedam Aromatic Schnapps, in 1351; and thc label was deposited, as bis trade murk, in the United States District Court for tho Southern District of Now York during that year. lt might be supposed ty persons unacquainted with the d ring character ol thc pirales who prey upon thc reputation oi honorable in crehan ls by vend? ing deleter ous trash under their name, that the pro? tection! so carefully thrown around rh*se .-cbnapps would bavo precluded tho introductions and m?o of counterfeit!". They seem, however, only to have stimula ?-d the rapacity of impostors The trade mark ot th i proprietor has been stolen ; the indorse? ment which bis .-ebiedaio Aromatic Schnapps alon." ' received from tho medical proiessiou has bcou claimed by mendacious humbugs; his labels and bottles have been initiated, his auvt-riisemonts para? phrased, his circulars copied, and worse than all, dishonorable retailers, alter disposing of thc genuine contents of his bottles have lided Iheni up with common eic, tho mos! U .-Ie'erinns of :.ll liquors, and thus made his ce. ?io aud br ind a cover for poison. I ho public, the medical prole-Mon and ibe sick, for whom tho scLioJam Aromatic Schnapps ia pre? scribed as a remedy, aro equally iutercstc ! with tho proprietor ia thc detection und suppression of those nolarious practices, ibu penunie' a.tide, maimiao tnred at the cstabiMin'aiit of tho undersigned in Schiedam, Holland, is distilled Iront a barley of ihc finest quality, and flavored wilb an essctiual extract ol tho berry of tho Italian ju ipe ', ol urn-quailed pu? rity. By a process unknown in tho preparation ot any other liquor, it is lrcod from every acrimonious und corrodive element. Complaints havo boen re.-cived from (ho lc'iditi? phys cums aud families in tho Southern states oi lb- sale of ehoap imitations of tho Schiedam Aro? matic Scbmpps in those marlu.-'*; and travellers, who arc in tbo habit ot usins it as an antidote to the baneful Influence of unwholesome river waler. IB? lify thal cheap gin, put up in Schiedam hollies, ia frequently palmed off ur-ou ibo unwary. .Tho ?gouts ul Ibo undcr.-igue.l Itavo boon rcquosted to lentil ute inquiries on tho sebjc'ot, an I to forward to him the names of snell parties cs the ' may ascer? tain to bo engaged in tho atrocious system ol' decep? tion. In coori0>ion, ?be undersigned would say that ho lias produced, from uutlor thu Lauds of the nio-t distingu?-lieu men cf eciemc iu America, proofs un answerable of thc purity und mouiciual excel? lence of ?be Schiedam Aromatic Schneens : taut he has expended many thousand dollars in stir roundiug it with guarantee* and safeguards, which hu designed should protect thc public and himself against Iraudulom imitations; thai bo bus shown it to oe the univ liquor in tba world that can be uni? formly Uepcnded upon ai uuadalti-rated; th it ho hus challenged investigation, auulysis, comparison and experiment tn all ?ts forms; and irouicvcryordc.il <be preparation wbi. li bears hts natue, teal aud tindo murk, has como off triomphant He, Ibui clore, feels it a duty ho owes to Ins lellow-eitiz-us generally, tu tho medical prokssiou and tho sick, to denounce and expose the charlatans who couutcrlcit those evi? dencies ol identity, and ho calls upon tho press and tho publie to aid bim in his efforts to remedy no groat an evil. The following letters aud certificates from thc leading physicians and ehernst? of dds city will prove to tho reader that all goods sold by thu undor signcJ are all that I hey arc l cprc outed to be. UDOLPHO WOLFE. I feel bound to say, that I regard your Schua jps as being in every respect pre-eminentl> pure, ami deserving ot medical patronage. At all events, it ia the purest possible article of Holland Gin. hereto lore unobtainable, and as such may bc safely pri scribed by physicians. DAVID L. MOTT, M. D., Pharma ccu t iettl Chemist, New York 20 I-INE^TUEKT, NEW YOUS, I November til, isil?. f UDULI-HO Y.'onrr, Esq., Fr?tent; Dear air-I have mane- u oheniioal examination of a sample of y un r irchtcdaai schnapps, with the in :eul ol' don rnuning il any foreign or injurious sub? stance bad bcou added to tb' simple di;ii.K.-d spirits. Thc examination bas resulted in thc conclusion that the sample contained un poisonous or I;.mimi admixture. I have i-oui nuable lo discover any tinco oi tho deleterious anbsitmcci wich arc tm. plovud in the a lulte'r.tiion of liquors. I wonkl not hesitate to uso myself or to roconiun nd toothers, tor medicinal pui-posvs, thc Sen.etui in schnapps as an cxceUoutand unobjcctiona?ilii variety ul giu. Very ?opectiuLj your?, (Sifeuod,) CHAS. A. SELLY, Cbtmisf. NEW Yo.-'.s, NO. Cl) C?:DAr.-srr.F.irr. i Noveiuocr ?G, i^C7 J Unoi.rHo Weira, Esq., Pmmt : Dear Sir-', bavo submitted to ebcmica) una'vsis ?wo boules ol ".-c licdum Schnapps," w. icb 1 :oe>k lrom a Iresh package iu your bon ed ware-house, aa-: find, as Dolore, that thc spirituous liquor is I rec iixioi injurions ingredient* or Mai flea nun; (bat ii hus ibo marks ot tx mg aged and not ro< cu. ly pre? parad cv mechanical admixture ol' alcohol aud aro? matics. Kespect tully, FRED. V. Al AY Flt, Chemist, NEW Yomt, Tuesday, May 1. UDOLPHO WOLFS, Eso.. : Dear Sir-i nd want of pu'c Wines -.'nd Liquors for medicinal purposes ha boer, lou:,' fen by Un? j.ro tessiOD, and thousands of live* have been fttcnttcod by the use ol adulterated arricies Delirium tressons, and othw. Jiseaws o. the uribx ::ud . rves, so rife in thia country, arc very rare in Europe, owing, in a great degree, to toe difference n ?hu puiiiyof the spirit* sold. We bdva lusted tho sove.ul arueh .- imported and sold by you. including your liiu. whi-.h you sell un? der the nonie of ^roinutio echiedani ^ebnapps, wh.ch wecousidir justly ei titimi io tb? high reputation it ha-> acquireti in ibis eonutry; und from your lougex ns. lenee as a foreign importer, your hauled Wines and Liquors should meet w ta the same demand. We would rocommend you to appoint sumo ot the respectable apoiho janes in diifisrCUt parts of the city os agouts for ib.. sale ol' your Ltrenuios uud Wines, wucro ibo profession can obtain the some when nbeded for medicuul purposes. Withing you nucce?s iu ji?ur rcw enterprise, wo remain, your obedient *ervsuit*a VALENTINE MUTT. U. U., Professor ol &ur,cry, University rn cd'eal Coiloge, .^ow ?o.k. J. M. OAltNOCHtN, M. I)., ProiiMwr of Cllnira] .?urgery, nurge-ou-in i hitu' to tue atatc Hospital, kc, ?O. 14 tu:t ?txteoiUij-strcoL LEWIS A. KAYUt, M. 1., No. 79 ; Broadway. U P. i'E WEE-, M D.. No. 791 rroadway JOSLPH WURS1EK, M D., No I'.J Niinh-atroot. NEL.-^UN siEiXii, M. D , No. a7 ?Jleeker-t.troet. JUUN O'HhiL. Y, M. D., No. KW Pout tn street B. I. RAPHAEL, M D.. Prof-seor of the I'tiuciplea and Fractic.tot ^ur .ory. Kow Yors Alcdicai iJul lege, kc No. 91 NLuto-^Lreot, und others. Tho proprietor also offers for sala BOTTLED WINES AND LIQO?RS, I Imported and bo Ul od by himself, expressly for mo ii td nal uso. Each oatie h-w bis eorlificote of its pu? rity. Vl>UJ>FJ.lu WlWJ'r . Nevembor 18 95 Jf?CCttBQS. Z ti KUES AB KL, CHAPTER No. u, Ka A. M. mHE REGULAR coNYurtATTON OF THK ABOVE JL Chapter wilt bo held THn EVUNINO. at half-past >eveu o'clock, Uiiasouic Hall. By order M. I?. H. F. E. N. JKANNEBEIT. February 19 tecretaiy. MAKION LODGE. No. 2.1. O. ?. P. THE REGULAR WEEKLY MEETING OF THIS Lodge will be held THISEVENIXO, at Seven n'cloct, at Odd Fellow's Hall, corner Kins ai d Liberty Htreets. Member.- urn requested to attend, hy order N. G. ROBERT O'. STARB. February >9 f Recording Secretary. HOPIS PIKK, KRCHNK COMPANY. THE RICGULAR MEETING WILL BE H"-LD Trna EVKNBS'O, at half-p st .Seven o'clock, at the Hall. A puuciual attendance is requested. W. H.S.! UH, February 19 1 President -VTOTICEOP KKMOVAL.-1HEPAVIL ?1 ION HOTEL STABLES has been removed Irom Meeting street to tbe CHARLES'!ON HOTEL bTA MLES, PINCES I-Y STREET. Thanking my friends ai d tho public generally for their liberal patroua:e t>estow?d on tue lute Arm of B. RONDIN feOti..I must bog a continuance of the same to the CHAl'.Lb-TON AND PAVILION HJTEL 81AULE.S, PINCKNEY-TREBr. JL P. PIOE-TT. Superintendent Charleston and February 18 J Pavihon Hotel stab.c.-. Notices tn pa naru jj ttl). IN THUS DISTRICT COURT OW THK UNTIED ?I A IE?. FOR-I LIE DISTRICT OF ?OD.H CAROLINA-IN THE M.U'i'hR OF EPH? RAIM 61. NEAHROOB, B*r%KRUPT, BY WH' M A PEI i HON FOR AUJGDI !A i ION OF BANKI'UPT C> WAS FILI-DON THE 1ST ?AY OF J AND ?RY, A. D 1869. INS*ID COURT.-IN B*NKKUPTi;Y. I bl-* i- to aiv- notl:o, Uiat un the axvmtXEisif ni DAT OF FranuanT. A D. 1869. a Warrant In Bank ruptcy was ts u d against tho Estate of EPHRAIM M. Sii \UROOK, of-, in tho County of Betu fort. and - t ip cf sou h Carolina, who has beeu ad? judged a Uauk upt on his own petition ; that tho rayment ot any debts and delivery of any proporty belonging to sam Bankrupt, to bim or for bi? uso, ai d tho irans'cr of any propel ty by him are forbid? den by law; th ta maeiiug ot ibo Creditors of the said Btukrupt. to prove their debts, and lo choose one or nansa Assignees of bis )? state, will beheld at a Court ol Bankrupted, to be boldon at No. 72 Broid street. Charles.on, South Caro ina, btforo J. 0. . Alt P. N11 R, Registrar, ou the Foenra: SAT OF MABCH A. D. 1869, at ?0 o'clock A. M. J. P. M. EPPING. . United states Mai sb al as Messenger. February 19 1 In ri IE D1STISICT COUitT OK TH? UNITE I? STATE>, FOR THkDlsiRlcTOF I SOUi i i AROLINA-IN TUE MAI TER OF THOM A< E. SCREVEN. BANKRUPT, BY WHOM A PE:I HON FOR ADJUDICATION OF BANKRU Ti;Y WAS FILED ON HIE 31ST DAY OK 1 F.CEMBER, A. D. 1868, IN ?AID COURT-IN CANKRUP1 CY, This ls to give co ice. that on thc TENTH DAT OF FEBEUABT, A. D. 1869, a Warrant in Baukruptcy was is ned against tho J?tato of THOMAS HCREV'IN.ot Or.?h mvlilo. In th- County of Peau fort, and state of ouih i a.olini, who bas boen adjudged a Bankrupt ou uta . own petition that thu payment of any debts and do ?very of any property b<.!o: ciiig to said llatjkrupt.toliiin or for bia iu"0, ?nd tho transfer ol any proporty by him arc forbidden b* law; thu a meeting -ftho ?'?odi lorsof t?e ?aid B.n-nt|.t, lo prove their debts, and to choose ene c moro Arsiguecs of hts Estate, will b'i he it at a C urt of Bankruotcy to be boldon it No. 7a Broa j.* truer. Cbarlo-ton, South Caro ina, b.-lore J C. CARPEN FR, Registrar, on tho TWiKTV-STXTB DAT OF FaBUOAllT. A. D. 1869, at 13 o'clock M. J. P. M. EPPING, Uni I od s ta', CH Marshal as Mt^BC&ger. February 19 I XSi TOE lil'TKI CT COCRT UV TI1K UNITED ??T*TE?i EOR r-OUlH GAROMNA JANUARY TERM, 1869.-IN 1 BE MATT HR O'-" H. F. isAI.I EY. OK OHANGU-URG. KA^'KltUPT PE'll 1 IO.s FOR FULL AND FINAL DISCHARGE III BANKRUPT' Y -Ordtrcd That, a i c mg be b u' o.i inc FOUCTH DAT OF MAKOH. 1869, a Fcdoral CfUrhuo ia > harlcstoi. S. C.; .hi. all t rodito B", kc , of pa'd ua-.k'up- apn-ur at -cid trna-and ile .arni .diowcn;si-,ifs:ivih**caii wiry ibu pravi-1 ci tho rie'l-'oicr should ?ot b iinmlcd. A Ld .bi' t''" ?CCTHI and third mo !.. pj of Cicdl rs of ..rd Baniru;>t will bc h ld ar toe ollie ut J C. C \R 'EN i'ER, EHU... Rcgl* rar 'if lui s. c u-i 0 n 'ri --ion-.:l Distict, ?j. C, On THliiD DAT OF MAKCU. 1SC9. a: IS M. . y orde. or tuc Co .rt. thc ifi dav or '"'cbruiiy, 1869. DANIEL HOBLBBCK. Clerk Of tho D ctr! t Cont ol" tho Un t ..! St.t- ? for >o th Cfoltita. fi February 12 isr Suit. F??? KAbf^TWn no.l'IHIL'tltCOWM, willi young calvos, in p*i o condition. Apply at No. 22 < 01 UMBOe-aTREET, ucar Meeting. February 10 ? 2" AT P !< IV ATE SALK, A DES IK AR LE BO UaE ? nd four acre LOI" in tho Town of Aiken. S. t!. i ho House contains seven (7) rr.ouis on one floor, ceiled rind papered, and two () goad attics; Louts Routh, with piazzas to thc tou'.li aud mst, and iain i,ord condition, requiring but aligbt repairs. 'J hu Ki'cheu cou alus iL reo (3) mom*. Tho location ol these premises ls ono ot the best in Aiken, aituateil ou a hid m thc nonhoastern oortion of thc town, 'Otu man dug a fineview ol' tuo samo, and only ?.bout ten (luj minutes' walk from tb? depot. For further particulars, a; ply to GEORGE D. CONNOR. February 15 >o. ll Broad-street STEAM ENGINES WOK. SACE CHEAP, if applied tor iranicdlulely tl) (Jue 12 horso Portable ENGINE (ll One 4-iioreo Portiblo Engiuc. ALSO. fl) One 8-horsc-powcr ENGINE, in good condition. CAMERON, 1HRKI.KY & t 0., Northeast corner Meeting and Ciiraiborlaud-streetH. January IC insurance. INSURE YOUR LIFK Al'D PROPERTY. . LIFE IN TUE CO.VNECTICUr MUTUAL LIFE IN SUKANCE COMCAXY, OF HABaTOnD, oatHEOTZctrr, As'PBTS and Sttndus over.824,000,060 DIVIDENDE havo averaged over r>0 per cent, an? nually. RE-P. 'N- IBILITY.-For every SlCO cf I.irbilltica, lt ha. S134. of Assois. PKEMIUMS.-Motea takca for 50 per cont, of same. K KW 3SRGL . ND MUTUAL LIKE INSUH? ANCE COMP INT, OF BOSTON, M.\StiACnusETT8. ASSETS over.?7.000,000 PREMIUMS.-Notes takcuf.T40 per cen'. Cf eamo. DIVIDENDS paid annually on thc Contribution pian. PROPERTY IN THK ?STNA PlUE l-VSUbiANCB Ct?S!> l'A NY. rLuiTronu, CONSKCTICUT. ASSET.I.35,130,931 Tllri: HAKT VU KD EIKE KVSCKAIVCE CO01PANT, . IIAUT7011D, OONHECTICTJT. ASs'i' TS.?2.029.G40 TUKSOKTII AHEitlCAtV WIRK 1MSUW? ANC K COMPANY, nATvXPOBD, CONNttOnCUT, ASSET-.8416,132 TUE ' ON H ECTI L'UT WIKK I\SUK.itv<E COSIPAI?, BABTFORD, CONNECTICUT. ASSETS.8342,613 THK 1 KVlftCt FlKE INSCKAM E COM? PANY. KEW TO UK. ASSETS.8324,943 Mr. W. t". COURlKhY. of tba firm of W. 0. ."OURTKEv k CO. No 9 Keycc L Co.'a Wharf, will, ru coun rtion wj li 'Iiis Agoac), b?o ri>ks on COT? TON, BlOt -*ND PRODUO? ginorallj. A. H. HAYDEN, So. 272 KiatG?STUr..ET. J.mu'.ry 29 fmw:rmc Tl U W A R J) D A IJ Y , GENERAL nOllrlBSION MERCHANT, i\o. s s Wancn-?txeet, 27?W YORK. PEIt-"0"At. AT TEN i iON GIVEN TO THE M7B CUu-?E of all kinds oi Milt H NUI-E. Bouts, -h'-cs. Hats, Ca B andTruatc, jad straw Goodi a spec I a ty. Cons gntnen'B of nil kin<Li of staple Articles and (Toco at ProdOi Q solicited. Prompt return:; guarautood. CDWARD DALT, Lati' of Cbarlpstcn, S. 0. Weekly Price Currents eeat frun by peat. January 23 MO tara Celebration. ^ASHING l'ON LIGHT KVFANXRY CHARITABLE ASSOCIATION, THIRD ANNIVERSARY, 22d FEBRUARY, 1869 EXERCISES WILL BE H FLU IK.THIP.D PRES? BYTERIAN CHURCH, MEETING-STREET, COMMENCING AT HALF-PAST 7 P. IL tn-rf cr ot* Exercises i ANTHEM. PRAYEB.By Hov. W. C. D'.NA. 3DE. ?written for tho occisi?n by G. BEB BERT SASS, Esq.; ona delivered by the Bev. 0. P. GADSDEN. ANTHEM. ORATION... .By ibo Rev. J. L. GIltARDEAU, D. D. HYMN. BENEDICTION. B3T Mcmbeis of (he various Charitable Associa ic us of thia city, citizens ceuera'.ly. and ladies es? pecially, aro respectfully invited to attend. COMM?T TEE ON PUBLIC CELEBRATION: Rev. E. C. EDGERTON, Chairtnaa. DANI B. GILLTLAND. | H. H. WILLIAMS. A meeting of tho Association will be held at Ma mule Hall at Four P. M. on the 22d, for the transic? i?n of business and the election of officer-j for the >nsnJng year. Members will com? prepared to pay irro'.rs. I fa j Society wi 1 assemble at thc Masonic Hall at aali past Nine P. M., tor Sapper. Members ca : procuro Tickets from either of tho Committee. COMMITTEE OK AXNIVEBSABI: H. I. GREER, Chairman. PRANK E. 1 AYLOB. I J. H. .-CH KEINER, Jr., T. D. LtBBY. I J. L. SHfcPPaRD. To bm.) i y 18 thtsml ^mturcmeui. QHAULESTON THEATRE. LESSEE AND MAWAOEB.JOHN TEMPLETON. AMUSEMENT EXTRAORDINARY! FOTI A FEW NIGHTS ONLY. Commencing This Evening, February 1 Engagement with Whitman's originnl world-ic nownoil Spcotaclo, entitled tho Enchanted WHITE FAWK I With Mr. B. F. Whitman's Celebrated Parisian BAL? LET TROUPE. M'LLE ESMERALDI-DIANI, .tar Danseuse trom hor Majesty's Theatre, London and Voaicc. Il'IiLE AUGUSTA SOULEE, .tar Danseuse from Theatre Roval. Paris, and Niblo's Gard?n, Now Y irk, with Pilncipol and Second Prom 1er Uaoseuses and Full CO .?PS DE BALLET. MISS ALICE VANE, Tho Star of tho Sunny Sooth and STAB DKAMATTO COJIPJNY. Thc Great Fifteen Thousand Dollar r It A N S F O it M A T I O N SGENEl Tho whola under tbo immediate supervision of B. P. WHITMAN, Esq . tho Proprietor. SCALE or PRICES. \dmissloD.$1 00 Reserved -oats.-. 1 25 Hack Seats. 75 L'olored -oats. 50 :b idrenhalf pr ce, aa~ Ticket, cn, bj bad at HOLIES' BOOK STJIIE oud HO IEL-*. February 19 Coporinersljip Hotire. . LAW mn I'ICE-TUE IL\DE?S:GVED bavo this dav formed a Cop trtner. hip tor the iirsrtico of I AW AND EQUI i ? In .-uraler und ad loinlcg Co-nutte?, a-un Ti ?hoUt.itod Sta c Conns tor : ie District ofSou'.h Carolina, under tho name and itylo of R*:HAUDSJN R Mos li-. JAMES H G. RICHARDSON. M N I'GOMERY MOSES. Sumter, S. <\. Fobiuiry 3. f ebruary 9 1AW N UT I C E .-?lcMILLAN KI.\G, J tsq.. is this day admitted u partner in our Law Partnership. CAMPBELL ? SEABROOK. Lawvers, No. ?0 Btoad-slrect. JAME? B. CA MP flVLL. HENRY SEABROOK. MCMILLAN KINO. January 1 pssomtto* of Copartnership. NUTirE-THE FIRM OF GlfJItES & OPPENHEIM is dissolved this day, tho lath instant Mr J. REEVE GIBBES will continue the I usjnoss it No 3C7 KING-STREET, above James Allan's. Fobruiry 18_?_ TI1K HA lt TN E It? HIP HKKETOPORK extsdiig between .TOHN BU<"IK nod IDWAHD EL GARDNER under ibo namotnnl style of JOHN BUCK & Cu., ie ibis day dissolved oy mutual con? ?ut. JOHN BU..K. El W'KD ?. GARDNER. . Charloston, S. C., F. bru irv 17,18G?. HAVING P?RCB .Sl'D MR. BUCK'S ENTIRE nterest in tho kio firm, th i undorsignetl will con inuo tho eusincss at tbo old ?stanlisbment. February 18 3 EDWAUD H. GARDNER. /frt?tjqg. CHESAPEAKE GUANO, AN A M M O ti I A T K D S U L tJ B L B PHOSPHATE, .OMBINING ALL THE QUALITIES OF BONE AND PERUVIAN GUANO. IIHIf FERTILIZER TS WARRAN I ED TO GTVE ratbdaoUoit. Planters sud farmers aro invited o so'.d lor pa mphlets, descriptive of its virtuto and tow io apply ii. IQ- Ptico, Sd j pt. r lon of 2000 lbs. % For sale by U. 81. II?TLEH, February 17 Agent at charleston, S. C. i'Olt SALE, AM0MAT8I) S?P?P80 PIL4TES, FT.OM THE L??ijylantl Fertilizing and Manu? facturing Company. FONS AMMONIATLD SUPEitPiJOSPHATE, IN ?A'.;> - Tots Amtroniatcd super Cotton Veo 1, :n bags, aim. facturad Iii m tho Bo? o Phouph tes c f "-ou h "arni na. by the ooove C. mitti.y, in 1 ul'imore of I ibieh "Lawroneo amnion" i- Pro.-ldent. TbefO 'e ttlis-re ure tceommended as bri: g well adapted ti our >oli. and equi .If not superior* to coy now on he m ri.ct cont.muni ail the properties requisite jr a bret class tu inure J . Mi S R. PftlNGLTs. Agett, Factor and Commt-siou Merchant, Fobruiry 13 tl_No. li \dge:'s wharf. "< ? UANOI" x o. i p ?TR ? VIA M . ABBY'S "bULUBLL PilOsiHO-PERUVIAN." ARLY'S ''AMMONIATED SOLUBLE PACIFIC," AIBO. H?HEST ti HAD ?-.i- PUatli. PHOt-PHA TIC GUA.^Oj A .ii OliOU&U LttU i'MSTEK. rHE USE Of THE AHOVlv OLU.1LE P? 0?rH0 PEbUViAN ?nu Ammo al. ted Soluble facifir roanos is pa* tioiu iriy recommended, bo.ni/ com on* ds of tie :w esl P ailie l-bo-phudc'Guano, endend gelublo: tuc loim.r e- ?.raining iv. o I. ty ?.or eut of Po.-uvi.i.i Unuao, -nd me latter highly a\a lonin.e.i wnh anna .i mut et- maai.ig tito myst inocuiriiso jud pruttub e I'ertu zara in uso tor cot >u. ccrit, witoi. i>nd i tAuwo, Lorelle u bajs .iud u. r-ta, in quantics to eait. lus mon a.s iV.an h>- ? wh > have used the above lt. b I er ai OJ Oil ypti leal.OJ. GICAIeSEii, , ?-.E, Sat'TH ?CU., Gui'Cial A gee ts a: Cbarlostoo, Fecil yaur Land and it will Feed You." December'.'1 I>AO lit anima ~~i tn u m a . u u i1 r o D ii. T ??CIOB ?an CUXMiSfiov M?BCHANT, fl.CCQiniO?ATI03 WE?J?T, oh-rlestou, S. 0. P. GkADenrii Hatsrix. cmos September 2t '?mcuts. ani? ?isttUmns. WHISKEY! WHISKEY ?\?T BA EBELS LANDING FROM STEAMER ? O Prometbens, und for sale at low pr. jes, from $1 30 and upwards, at BYRNE h FOGARTV'3. Corner Church and Ct aimers streets. February 19_j_2? LIQUORS! LIQUORS! ^j_REAT REDUCTION IN PRICE AT BYRNE & FO Cr A RT Y'S, CORNER CHURCH AND CHAIMKBS-STS. Also, a fine selection of LIQUOR"? in the Bar. Don't forget the name-BYRNE ft f OGARTY. February ia_ fmwlmo ALES, PORTER &c. JEFFREY'S SPARKLING EDINBURGH ALE, pints; stone Bass' Pale Ale, in pints; gaea Findlater's Dublin Sto- t. in pints; glass Fresh Rose tea coffee (best quality KIO). Soo. per lb. Country butter, at 30 35 anc 4- e Vb. At the CO OPEBA I1YE GBOCEBY STORE, Southwest Corner Mee i|p and Marget streets. Goods delivered tree. February ll WHARTON & MOFEEIT, NEW YOKE. . M SF FETT & WHARTON, CHARLESTON NO. 22 EAST BAY Si BEET. XXfE ARE NOW RECEIVING BY EVERY ST t?Aat VV ER. ?PPLE8 and PO IA rot?, and offer for sale thc following varie tie- of Eating and Seen PUTATOkSt Goodrich hoedliDg-PINK EYE Early Harrison-Mercer Jacks' n Whites-Dvkeman'R Western Red-Duck Eye Chili i ed-Davis needling Peach Blow-Early RoseT Parties ordenng for seen should do so at oncq, be? fore the rivers and canals are irozen up. at f.j. WHARTONT No. 116 Weur-atrept, Now York. J<M-> G. MOFFETT. No. 22 East Bay street, Charleston. Decembor 30 3mo _^trtilijers. PJSH GUAK<?. 1 AA BARRELS PURE FISH GUANO. _LVV For sale by EINPMAN ft HOWELL, February 17 wfmlmo No. 163 East Bay. WANDO FKRTILIZER. THE WANDO MINING AND MANUFACTURING COMPANY offers to the Planters and Farmers of the South their Fertilizer, known aa the "WANDO FER? TILIZER," which the cxperlcntje of the past seanon has proved to bc one of tho most valuable in our market It bas for its base the materials from the Phosphate bods of the Company on Ashley River, and is prepared ot their worlts at the EAST END OF HASEL-STBEET io this city. In order to guarantee its uniformity and maintain ila high standard, the Company has made arrangement* with the distin? guished Chemist, Dr. C. U. FHIPABD r., who carefully analyzes all the ammoniacal and other ma? terial purchased by tho Company, end the prepared Fertilizer, before being offered for sale. The Com? pany ls resolved to make an article which will prove to be a "Complete Manure," and give entire saris. iactJon. For terms, circulera, and otbet information, apply to . WM. G DUKE'S ft CO., Agents, 4* No. 1 .-ou.h Atlantic Wharf.' Januar) i 4 _mw 3mo? ALTA VELA PHOSPHATE JT 19 COMPOSED OF THE GUANO FBOM ALTA VELA, Combined with otho . fertilizing material scientifical? ly treated, waking a COMPLETE MANURE. The Company importing tho Gaano direct from the rich deposita of Birla at ALTA V1. LA, ia enabled to furnish, at a low price, a Fertilizer not excel? led. For salo by HURRY COBI.V & CU.. At Charleston, S. C., for SIXTY DOLLARS PER TON, or thc ALTA VELA GUANO COMPANY, No. C7 Broadway, New York. Jaouo'y 23_Imo GU A INO. 'OAA TONS GENUINE PERUVIAN GUO?O, IN 0 Uv ?-tore and lo arrive dree t from the agents, warranted pure Being amoug >he fi st who intro? ducen Gum? into the Mata, I eau confidently refer to my piactinc friends tiiat in tho series of yean that 1 have sold R1 have always given tuc ai a good article. ' > urchasers will find it to their interest to elvo me a cad oeforo buying, as, from the f duties I have, I am enabled to put it at the lowest market price. I am aiso i>geLt for tho ."tate tor tho loUowlng standard MANU''Es, which I offer us follows: soliK'lc Facile Guano, 6S cash, or ?70 first No. V' ruber, 1869; approved security, with 7 per cent, in? terest. Baugh's Raw Bono Phosphate. $?0 casa, otjlJ?S; time a- above. Phcen-x Guano, $53 cash, or $65; time aa above. Wi cox ft Gibbes' Manipulated Guano, $70 cash, or $85; time aa above. Flour of iii mo. $65 cash. Farmer's Plaster or Gypsum, warranted, $3 50 per barrel of 320 puunds-cash. J. N. ROBSON, Nos. 1 and 2 Atlantic Wharf. January 19 tuthalmo D*C E. FEANH COE'S SUPERPHOSPHATE ! rj^BE "UNDERSIGNED BEG TO CALL 1HB ATTENTION OFPLANTEBS TO THE ABOVE SUPERTOR AND^TAADARD FERTILIZER. This PHOSPHATE has boon largely used in thia Slats, and hos given general ta'as action, and ie admi.toJ by some ot fcc most practical Planter? to bo equal to Peruvian Cuaao. PRICE: SIXTY DOLUHS PER TON OF TWO THOUSAND POUNDS, CaBh or factors' acceptance, payable 15th November ncxr, with bank rate of interest ooded. -4" Pelzer, Rodgexs & Co., AGENTS FOR SOUTH CAROLINA. ? obruary 1_mwf2mo PA(iFIC GUANO COMPANY'S SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANO. CAPITAL.$1,000 OOO THIS GUANO DIF?"c&< FBOM PERUVIAN Guano simply tn <be relative proportions of tho same eli menus of iertillty. Ita use during the past tour years for the oultnro of cotton and -rn has olvan to it a character for standard excelleuce unsurpassed by genuine Peru? vian Guano, ami whero seasoug of drought inter? vene. 1. produce* a largetneroi-e of crops. The pi Ice at whice thia Go ano ia placed is so mueh be'ow that of Pe: uviau Guano, as to cout-titute it ?a object of ma.erial importance to coothero Agnemture. Too large ci ital and res mrcee of the Oompany enable il to furnish a Guano of tho nighe.t value at tho lowe-i possib e oat to consumer- and the hu hes interest of tho company is recognized ia this po icy. 1 be Company looks to largv rales, ?mal profits and a per mane,it trade for compensation on capital I oves ted. Hr. Sr. JULIEN RAVEMBL. of fiou'h Caro? lina, is Scientific Directer to the Company, which affords a BU e guarantee of the continued ex? cellence of the Guana Noue genuine uaile-s brand sd witn tho name ot JOH M ti. UEE>K ft co.. Gene? ral Agents ot thcP^CIF.U GOANO COMPANY, o For term? and modo of appiiaa len apply to W 3. A. ROBSON, Agent for the State ot ?oath Carolina, Noa. 1 and 2 Athmtio Wharf. December 19 SM emthfjmo