The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, February 19, 1869, Image 3

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TU E DAILY NWS.I #3- LAUG HST CHU! ULA XION.-THE DAILY NEWS l?l?INi: TII1C NliWSPAPKH OFFICIALLY RECOGNIZED AS H AVINO THE LARGEST CIR? CULATION IN THE CITY OE CHARLESTON, PUBLISHES THE LIST OE LETTERS REMAIN INO IN THE POSTOFFIOE AT THE LND Ol KACII WEEK. ACCOttDINO TO THE PROVIS? IONS OE THE NEW POST OFFICE LAW. THE DAILY NEWS will bo served to subscri? ber;, iu tho city nt six DOLLARS a year in advance, or at FIFTEEN CENTS a week, pnyab'o to tho catricrs. LOCAL MATTE KS. AUCTION SALES THIS DAY. WILLIAM MCKAY will sell at 10 o'clock, at his Hale.-Tv.oin, Meeting, troet. perfunv ry, BiaConory.&e. Al ILES ERARE will s ll at 10 o'o'ocb, in his Htoro. corner Klug anil Liberty stioete, baot!?, shoes and hats. MEETINGS. TU rs DAI". Marion Lodiro. at 7 P. M. Karu habel Chapter a' lialf-pasl 7 p. M. Hone Eire Company, nt hali'past? P, AI. TUE DAILY LEWS PRICE CURRENT AND COM? MERCIAL CIRCU? AR will he ready for delivery at our counting room ?ii nine o'clock .hi"- morning. Singlo copies five cents. Orders for ten copi?e and over will ho flied at tin- rato of two and a hah' cents per copy._ TUE BOARD OF CONTROL of tho Widows' Homo most gratefully noknowlodgo the following re? ceipt: Ton bigs of potatoes TO u n planter on lidis to; throe bass po atoo* from n friend; a largo dona? tion of turnips irani a young farmer; five gallons of mola ; e> fro.n a gentleman on tho Bay; two bags of potatoes trom Mr. A elgor; grist iront u planter in St. John's; grist from a planter in Barnwell. Dona? tion!? of auy kind, provisions, vegetables, kc, will be most thankm ly rcooivi d. ART IN CHARLESTON. - We would call atten? tion to tho card of Air. Thomas Wightman, in our columns this morn mg. Mr. Wightman is a nativo arti.! of rare merit, whoso works ptoviouB to tho war adorned tho dwellings of numbers throughout tho South. Ho proposes to paint pictures from lif ? or to rcpr.iduco ami restore in an enduring manner the Bneainents ol much loved members of thc family circle, whO"-o forms LO mere remain to gladden tho eye and heart. A visit to hi* studio will well repay our readers. # ARRIVAL OF TUB BALTIMORE STEAMER.-The steamship Maryland, J. V Johnson Commander, ar? rived early ycslcrday morning, loaded to her utmost capacity, under as well us on deck Those steamers oTo plying regularly cvory *'flvo days," i"rni ng a rapid and frequent means of commubication with ?ur growing neighbor, Ballimore, au 1 also ncc. >m modating a lar/o number of Philadelphia shippers, who usc this line on account of ils Certoiuly. Tho ..Maryland" sails on Saturday afternoon. Shippers in tho interior will noto tho accomuiodation by this rou'e, which has earned thc title of "fast freight lino." A TURPENTINE GUITER.-Tho common me? thod or obtaining crude turpentine by boxing tho pines in fatal to the troco, and extensive fore-ts aro destroyed in a few jours by dds proc?s. Mr. A. Pudigou, ol this city, han invented a gutter which, avoiding the necessity ol boxing, preserves tho trees* and heep thc turpentine clean und white. 'Ihisgut ter.consists of two pieces ot tin, abom ci.flt inches long ana au inch and a half wide, which arc msort cd into tho iron cdgo.vays in such a manner ihit they form tho figure V. Under Ihc point of thc gut? ter is placed un earthenware cup. mlo which tho crudo turpentine d: ins. 'J his invention i- fast com lug into general use, < HO house alone, iu ibis city having rccoived orders or 26<i,OOO. ANOTHER OLD MERCHANT GONE.-Tho obse? quies of Mr Fro.?crick Fanning took place yesterday atternocu at thu Glebe-street' Presbyterian Church . In tho death of this very estimable goutloman, an? other of thc old morehante of Ohailcston has boen called fr>MU his earthly labors. Mr. Tanning was prominently connected with tho mercantile inter? ests of thc city fvir a number of years before t'ie war, and was thc head ot ono cf tnt largest, hat houses in Hayne-strceb. Ho was not engaged in coamiercial pursuits at the tim > of his death, having retired from the active, affairs of lile some yi\ars ayo. Mr. Fanning was a man ot very genial manners and a gonota! favorite, and hu leaves behind him as a lega? cy to his family a ^ taiuless reputation and a worthy es ample. THE STABAT MATER.-St. Mary's Church was wellflile I lastev 'liing witii a highly appreciative au? dience, who scened ric'ily compensated by the ele? gant mudo. Thi manner in which this grand com? position was pro.hiCvid last evening was surprising to m my who knew the groat d fll3uliio3 in harmoni? zing the voices prc-eut, ard bringing them within that nice ooutr il so nece.-sary in the rendition of the classic masterpiece 'Ihn performance of all who took pirt in tho p o^ranrne was so excellent that it is almost impossib e to partieu'arizB, but it can bo t-aid with candar that tho inflammatus, tho cavaline and the ./HO were rendero.1 wi h a grace th .t made them peculiarly strikiug. Mrs. Barbot is on titled to no little praise l'or her great sue ess last, evening, and thos-i who oojoytd the musical feast appreciated hor efforts. THE WHITE FAWN.-Thia groat suectncular drama whio'u waa exhibited in Now York for hun? dreds o: nights in sucee.-siditto immense au.iier.cep, and which has created a tremendous sensation throughout the country, was performed in Charles? ton for thc first time list evening. In rarity of cos? tume, magnificence of scenery and gorgeousness of decoration, thc Whito Fawn far .surous-os any theat? rical oxhtoitloii evor before witnos-ed in Charleston. It is perforcnod by tho origiual company with all tho original scenery brought here, and put up at an im? mense exprn-o, and tho splendid and succes sful result reflects the greatest crodit on tho enterprise) Of Manager Tompletou. Notwithstanding lho other attractions in tho oliy last night the theatre was crowded to overflowing, evey ?oal being taken, and tho aisles jammed with people standing up. AFFAIRS IN ORASOLBORO.-Our correspon? dent "Quelquulois'' writes us from Orangeburg under dato of the 18th instant: '-Ihe ladies of our town ure Indefatigable in lending their aid to evei-y good work. Last night they oponed a suppei room, wlioiM every dainty and suustantial wasspredto provoko tho most sluggish appetite; and, despite the blnstorlug night, a goodly utlendanoo was present. Hod thc weather bcoa n,ore ftvorablo, tho spacious room would have b on throngo I. The object of tho supper was to raise muds to as.-ist tho Methodist Church, wh'ch d?nomma.ion is now under the charge of tho Rev. Mr. Crisp, a stracgor, but ono whoso zeal and piety must adv-meo the great work cut'ustod to bis care. Hinco th? resignation of A. V. Dickson from tho Presbyterian Church to take the charge of a church in Now Orleans, there has been no r?irular eoivico In Unit chur.h; hue it ia hoped that tho venerable ano beloved Bev. E. PtSsser wd! accept thc call whio'u ii?? boon extended to him and oom ; arno .g us. His aocoptauoe will be hailed with gritltu-io, and lila ministrations regarded a peculiar privilege " CLUBS AND S y A R a.-Tho following casos wcro heard this morning st tho Mayor's Court: Wm Wright, colored, a las Henry Horace, alla? James Dosen arrostod by Sergeant Nelson on em . pioion of stealing a mule. Richard Pilo'eau, color ed, arreste d by Birnie cAVor, as accessory to the thett. Prio'.oan release I, and Wright hold for ex? amiuation. Famuel Peterson, co?orod, arrested by same oflWr for bein ; nrut-k and disorderly and beatiu? his nfe in Rodger'? Alley. lined $5. Pat'hk Brod - ri.k, white, reported fer obstrnoiing tba gangway on Adgtr'a Wharf with hi? di ay, and would not movj when told to do BO by policeman Carey. Held over. George Henry Bal en, colored, arrested for tree passing on Mr. Samuel Hughes' promises, No. 8 George-street. Turned over to detectives. # Thee following wtl be up to-day: A hogshead pb-ked np ?hen dropped by a thief on the street j the owner can get lt from the gaardhouse. 8. Torey sad a. i eon, wb?to, arrestad for raising a row m tbs market. REPORTERS' CRUMBS.-Among tho returns fur porsoual property tax is one of balf a million dol? lar?. Dr. P. M. Cohon ii removing his stock to.L. Drucker'? old stand. Tko Itroad-streel brokers want to seo tho veloci? pede. The Turnvereins give a masquerade ball on the 2;d inst., at their hall, Kiug-strcct. The famous yacht Henrlet a will roon ?r ico our water?. 1 ho furuitnro carls that rendezvous at tho coi uer of Basel and King streets are cun^laiuidoi ?is a nuisance. City stock was sold yesterday at ?7J?. A di?; atcb received iu tliis eily yostorday aller noon, misquoting gold, caused c nsidorablo stir anion;: tho bulls and bears pl Broad-street. The musically inclined will recollect tbat tho trial of tho 4 great" orsran at :-t. Pbbip's taises place to? night. Some good performers will be present. Tbo Loyal Leaguers contemplate a conven iou. THE UNITI:D STATICS COUKT, February 18 HON. QEonoE S. HUYAN, Tm-SIDING -Tho court resumed tho consideration ot the cuso of sundry libelsagainxt tho Grapeshot. Messrs. McCrady and Ci.nner concluded their nigumoits. Mr, Brown willi o heard to-day. The Jiu)?:o approved of tho appointment of J. A. ?Mc Rae assignee tor J. II. Leo, C. D. Kasterling; W. ll. Ungoo?f.r R. W. Baker; W. W. Loman tor L. S. Bellinger; Joh ii H. La? fitte, Jr. for J. S. Brooker; AV. D. Mathews ter \V. D. Entering; lvobt. Minnie ior II. D. Evans; Geo. M. Owens for lt. M. Flzoy; W. T. Richardson for il. F roeplef ; A. E. Simmons for Chas Kay; I. W. Walker tor L. W. Williams. Tho repo toi Rcnistrar Carpenloi on tho i etition ot Louis McLain to nejro tialo for the salo of sevrai clares of property was confirmed, and tho a-signeewns orderetl to convey forthwith to tLo purchaser ihc contingent life in? terest and summer bouse in Centreville described lu petition. Tho petition tf ?. F. t ordos to have the lauds of Thoo Cordes a-signed iu payment of lion, was tavcrrbiy ri ported on by Registrar Car? penter, and'the us-igueo was ordered to sell and convey tho land to tho cetitiouer in pa* ment of lion. Tho petition of Courtney, T? nneut A lo io esta - Usn lien tn tho case of Ag K 'lly was reported ou by tho Registrar, and ibr. report confirmed, &c. Final healing in tho case cf Tims. Mcconnel, was ordered for tho ltitli day of .Maren, ami the poli ion ro foi red to Registrar Carpenter. TUE STATE COUBT-Hon. R, D. CARPENTER, PPESIDINO-THURSDAY, February 18, 1800. -Hie court resumed tho hearing of the eise of tho Stato v.-;. Solomon Happy. This was au indictment fur larceny of lead pipes f.om a house. W. .1. Wba'.cy, Esq , for the defence, contended that the i ipe, being p u t and parc 1 of I He real estate, could uol be tho BUbje.:t of larceny, uni?se the severanco from tho realty bo proved by tho tate, and aller tho argu? ment tho Judge sustained the point. A uol pro-, waa eu^erod by Attorney-Gonoial ChamhorlaiD, and the prisonor waa remanded lo answer further in ??ci? menta. The case of the State vs. lUiko John.-on, Dave Johnson, Peter Johnson, Jim Callo?, ay and Peter ssiiuler, nest cuno up for trial. A. T. Smyihe and IL G. c'hisolin, Fsqs., appeared for thc do lenee. The clrsunistauces connected with this case, are bril fly these: Ou th e 13lli of October last, tho night, exp-caa train, o.i ils way to tho city,.was stopped by' a quautity of grease which had b-on applied to tho track, and whilo so dolayed several of the cars were robbo I of th>jir contents Aller au iuvrsliaatiou the suspicion* painted to thc d?tendants .above named, who wo o accordingly indicted ior tho triple ollencj of malicious trespass, larceny and obstructing a rail? way train. 'I ho court was onpaged during tho entire session in hcarluji tho testimony uud argument in the case,and at a lato hour thc jury relumed a ver? diel of "Guivty" rs to Peter sbulo.-; "Not gudty" as to thu others. HOTEL ARRIVALS, February 18.-C/iarlcsfon Hotel.-J E Lmmerson, Florida; D Risley, Dr L G liase)I, Dr Elliott and servant, Georgetown, S O; H Chaus>art, No v York; Miss li A fraser, South Caro? lina; J U Giilott, C Larrey, Augusta; W il .?'haw, city; il folo non, Oo.umb'a; ? U fetut, Wilmington; J bgcrman, New Yo k; J W Waite, St Liais; E W Hil? lls, Chicago; James Jolmeou, Ballimore; George T Juclisoa, Augusta; T V Oliver, G F Tuckou% J li Mount, New i o:k; J W Smyser, Aiken; R P Jones, Robinson's circus; W Marshall, New York; George Hubbell, Cincinnati; F W Jameson and wife, Flori? da; - Lumnus. Miss E O'Brien, Ali^s F Lummi?, F C Corned, J Baimund, Now York; li J Florence, Philadelphia; ( C Leary, Now York; S R Smith, Bal? timore; W M Odi n. Pennsylvania; G ti Wilson, D C Radrnon and iady, Florida; FL Burr, Samuel Mat Un, Dartford; J M itou". Now York; AT Skinner, Miss Burr. Fred. Burr, JW Lippltt, isortk Carolina; W M ii rd ami wife. Savannah. Pavilion Hotel.-WE Fripp, J E Fripp, John's Isl land; R J A Phillips Cooper River; H W Lucker, J D Brown, South i arolina; s Dibble, Orancroburg; G Lunninj, J G McCall, Darlington; J F Wotun, North Carolina; Ii F Utulnian aud lady. M'lie Drian, Mons. Drian. Lau-a Bell. MMe Le omte, M'lle DeVerio, Rato Leslie, Alice Vane, Isabel Vano, Mrs Charles Henri, Jno Templeton, H J Sargent, Charles Web? ster, F. S Berger, E Craaier, J liarpcr, Mrs Jerlbeo, Mrs Harvey, Mr and Mrs Harneo, "'White Fawn Troupe ' REAL FSTATE SALES.-The following sales of real estate were made by Leitch & Bruus yesterday: Two slory wooden house on lot thirty by one hun? dred and cleveu feet, No. 197 Coming-street, tor $785. Two stor/ wooden hon.-o on lot thirty-three by eighty-five feet, No. 19 Rogard-street, tor $760. Two a ory wooden house on lot thirty-three by eig ty-flvo leet, No. 21 Bogard-utreet, for $700. Lot thirty-re veil by one hundred and twenty-six feet, on Luurel-s.reet, foi $275. Lot thirty-seven i y one hundred and twenty feet, on Laurel street, for $250. Lot sixty by one hundred and twenty feet, on Lau? re'-street, for $9J0. Lot lor ty by ono hundred feet, corner of Percy and ?pring streets, for ?475. Lot one hundicd by ono hundred feet, with small shantey, in Percy-street, for 1700-all cash. Lot twenty-seven by' Olio hundred an? fix feet, with bni?din ;s thereon, wi st sido of King-street, just south ol the bend, for $8*00. Lot of loud, twenty-seven by two hundred and twcnty-lhree ieot. north sith; of Queen near Meeting street; al-o, lot ot land, thirty-one by seventy-eight feet, near tho above, both for $2500. T ot of land, thirty-three by ono hundred and three feot, with build ngs. on tho wost sido of Wall-street, for $13UC-one-third cash; balanco itv one and two years. 'I he Pavilion and Charleston Hotel Stables havo b -ft) consolidated lu Pincuncy-sireet, and are under M. 1'. Pickett, superintendent. B. F. Whitman, tho metropolitan manager, and ladv, i.rrived in the city yostoiday, and are at the "Pavilion." He will direct the great spectacular drama at the Hibernian. HUiSiiNJrti?S?r? JN0'J?IOHifc?. DEALERS, hotel-keepers and others desiring a primo art clo of whiskey at a low rate, are referred to the advertisement of Messrs. Byrne Si Fogartio. ALL THE CUSTOMHOUSE BLANKS, including the Warehouse Futrios, lndellible Pencils, Fine French Note Paper and Euveiopos in casos, Initials stain ?oj on paper, at COURTENAY'S Blank Book Manufactory, Fobruary 18 3 No. 9 Broad-street. MCCLELLAN SAT>T>T.VOI KOW and second-hand. Plough and Team Harnes?, Hamos ?t fifty cents a pair, and Collars tor Horses and Mules, for sale 'ow by F. F. Cbapesu, Meeting-street, next io Mills House. imw February 12 atom " '.11 ". .i1 " /tnanciai. ?ER?lFI?ATKs? CEttTIFI C A TICS I OF BfVNK OK THE STAT!'. BILLS. KIONtCD B? NILES li. PA h ft Kit -t do Treasurer, wanted. ANDREW M MO lt I L ? ND, .february 16_Broker, Mo 8 Broad-street. BANK BILLS ! BANK BILLS! ALL KINDS BOUGHT RS ANDREW M MORELAND, February 16_Broker, > o. S Broad-street. tTATESTOi'K ! (STAT'S 8TOCK I STA IE OF SOUTH CAROLINA ?TO0K WAHI KD. ANDREW M. MOMtcL?NL>, February 16 Broker, No. 8 Broad-street, /int Jlrta. T. W 3 ti ll T AI A ev A.K TIS T. Rooms Southwest corner ol" KING aud LIBERI Y STREETS, over Osborne's Gallery. PORTRAITS PAINTED; FROM LIFF OK P H OTOO II A PH. Old Paintings clo nod nod restored on most REASONABLE TERMS, ImwTmo February JO A KT O A li li IS lt Y , Ko. 304 Pennsylvania Avenue, BETWEEN NINTU ANO TENTH PT. EE IS, WASHING TON, D. 0. Painting*, French, German und Amorie.au Chro? mes, Engravings, Photograph?, Stereoscopes, Stereo? scopic Views, Parlor Brackets, &e. And o full a satinent of beet quality BLACK WALNU T AND GILI-, OWL A>"1) SQUARE PIO I ?BE FRAMES CONSTANTLY ON H A VT?. F-ramco of any size or quality made to order. A. V. SMITH, Proprietor. Refers to Hon. A. G. MAOHATII and Hon.. J. B. CAMPBELL. February 17 G ll HI A T A T T lt A ? T ION QUfNBY'S ft CO.'S PHOTOGRAPH AMD FINK ART Cl ALLE ll Y. NOW ON EXHIBITION ?HK LARGEST AN li finostCollection of CHROMO LITUOOBAPHS over seen in Charleston. They are perfect copies of cel? ebrated Works of Art, both ancient .ind modern. Among the collection may bo lound SALVATOR ROSA'S ll I: \D OF CHRIS i. Corroggo's Magdalene, A. Delacroix's 'l ido Going Out, A. Delacroix's Tide Coming lu, Turner's Venice, Jackson's English Scenery, Rowbotloiu's Ei.glish Scenory, baxter's English and Irish Sceuorc, Views on thc Killuc, The Juugfraud, ?he Wetterlioru, Matine Views, aud many otbeis. The publie aro respectfully invited to col! anil see thrso bcautiiul Works <>i Art. They are offered for salo at New York pricer. *4 PORCELAIN PICTURES. Great reduction in thc pr-co Pi TU1! LAIN PIC? TURES. Recent improvements in producing these pictures enable us lo row offer the at ucarty one half t?o former prices, aud tur supe. or. Call und exam me specimens. OUR CARTES DE VISIT E .WD OTHER i LAIN PHOTOGRAPHS ARE UNSUR? PASSED. Especial attention given to -Tiildrcn. ' Also to cop\ . in? old Daguerreotypes and otlicr pictures. riatisfitc? lion in ali cases guaranteed, and at prices to i orre pond with ibo times. ST Kit IOU SCOP IO PICTUH KS ANO OTHER PHOTOGRAPHS OF CHARLESTON, FORT SUMTER AND MAGNOLIA CEMETERY At 1S educed Prices. A fino collection ol' STEREOSCOPIC VIEWS OF THE MOUN? TAINS IN NO Ri li CAROLINA AND THE FRENCH BROAD RIVER. These iro the first and only Photographs ever taken in that locality. CA U I N ll Y ?v CJ O., No. 201 KING-STREET. CHARLESTON, S. C. February 15 IC SCOT I'S SCOTT'S SCOTT'S SHIRT SHIRT SHIRT DEPOT. DEPOT. DEPOT. THE ONLY EXCLTTSIVE THE ONLY FXOLUSlV? T'JIE ONLY EXCLUSIVE GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING STORE GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING STORE GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING STORE IN CHARL. STON, S. C., IN CHARLESTON, S. C., . IN CHARLESTON, S. C., HAS RECEIVED A NEW SUPPLY OF HAS RECEIVED A NEW SUPPLY OF HAS RECEIVED A NEW SUPPLY OF 'THE CELEBRATED THE CELEBRATED THE CELERRATED STAR STAR STAR SHIRTS AND COLLARS, SHIRTS AND COLLARS, SHIRTS AND COLLARS, Which are < ffercd for sale at the LOWEST CASH PRIOES. E. SCOTT, Meeting-street, opposite the Market Hall. February 9 Cmos gatbtuore, &r. HOES! HOES! HOES ! HARDWARE OF DIRECT IMPORTATION BY * Brig Agra and Steamship Golden Horn, FROM LIVERPOOL. BRADES' CROWN HOES ELWELL'S HOES ELWELL'S SOCKET SPADES 81 EEL CORN MILLS PADLOCKS IN SE I'S, WI TH ALASTER KEYS CARRON WARI3, ?LO. With a general ns ?o liU Mit ol .?mo'Tom Hardware and Ploughs, whim 1 offer low for ca*h. C. P. POPPEN II KIM, No. 417 KING-STREET, February l Imo* nao Ugo on the Pavement. Hr?A?T <SC CO., CORN UK KIN? AND HARKET STS., CHARLESTON, S. C., IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF Foreign and Domestic Hardware, CUTLERY, GUNS, ENGLISH AND SWEDISH BAR IRON PLO JOH AND NAYLOR'3 CAST STEEL. METALS. ENGLISH HOLLOWWARE, Consisting ot POTS, OVENS. SIMD, RH sud EXTRA LIDS * GntCTJLA.BS, CROSS OUT AND MILL SAWS MILL ROOKS AND BOLTING CLOTH PLOUGHS, I AN? A VABIKTY OV j AGRICULTURAL IMPl-EHKBTH, PLAIN, STAMPED AND JAPANNED TINWARE. WOODEN W ABB GLUB AND ; ' A VARIETY Off FANCY GOODS. P. 8.-Descriptive Catalogues eas bo had on ap? plication. ftnwSmoa CAO November ?1 (Oohing on) /nrntsi)ino (fltoous. (LOSING OUI1 SALE, IN ORDER IO DISPOSE OF THE BALANCE OF OUR FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING. So a? to make roora for oar SPRING AND I MMl? SUPPLIES Which wc expect tho latter phrl of this month, ive have reduced thc price? of our Goori a RKUARDLKSSTOCOST OK MWMiFAC TUKIftG TH IS SAMK. 1 hanking tho public for their very libera! patron? age, wc ho;iC hy our fair dealing to merit a contin? uance of tho same. Wo respectfully invite cm. and all to cad aud seo for themselves. I. L. FALK & CC >., RETAIL DEPARTMENT No. 303 RINQ-ST., Next to Cowpcrthwait's Furniture Slore, WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT, No. 157 Moetit:g-str?ot. February 2 Imo Opposite Charleston Hotel. Git ti AT ATTlt?CTIOjl AT* FURCHGOTT & BROS, WHO! USALE AND RETAIL DRY GOODS STORE CORNER K1NU AND CALHOUN STREETS \KTE BEG TO INFORM 'I HE LADIES AND OUR VV Customers in goner d. iliac, we bavo Just re? ceived ?n uddil'on to our usual stock oi DOA?L>'l tc and FANCY iiO.-l t?), a new ' slippry suitable ter the present season. CONSIST?AS G :r: CLOAKS, DUY GOODs, POPLINS, Ac, ot reduced prices Hi ?ivy Balmoral skirts at SI 12 Very choice article Black silk ?I 80, worth $2 00 Ladies' super Merino Vest.- only SI A lot o: Uno l ii.no Covers wit ch will be sold less than ei.st. 160 dozen HOOP SKI R I S, 5<> to (ide. A loi ot Photograph Albums. 75 cents Ottenhi imcr's celebrated French CORSET, 61 On an?l upward A tull aud complete assortment of Gem?an and Eng? lish HOSIERY, from l2jj? up A fine assortment o. Ladies'oriR children's Silk, tier lin Clo.h and Lisle GLOY ES, elegant designs, ALSO, A good selection ot BLANKETS, COMFORTS, QUILTS FLANNELS, CAS8IMERES TABLE DAMASKS, ic, At tho lowest figures. Wc would also notify our paa-on3 that w have ar? ranged a separate department in our store exclu? sively for BOOTS, SHOEs?, HATS TRUNKS, &c. ENTRANCE ON OALUOUN-STREET. PUROliUTITT ?? BROS., No. ?17 EIN G ?STREET, December 14 '.lino MILLS & GIBB, IMPORTERS, No., 412 Broadway, Kew York, INVITE TUIC ATTENTION OE SOUTHERN MER? CHANTS to tnotr splendid stock of LACES AND LACE GOODS EMBROIDERIES winni GOODS LINENS L. C. HANDKERCHIEFS DAMASKS NAPKINS, &c, &c. All imported direct front tho Manufacturera, and offered to the trade at tho LOWEST PRICES and most FAVORABLE TERMS. January 15) nie Imo JfKUlfttegti (fl?obs, (Etc. g P ll I ? G IMPORTATION. ?8 69. RIBBONS. MILLINERY AND STRAW GOODS. ARMSTRONG, CATOR & CO., Nos. 237 AND 23D RA LT I MO RE-STREET, BALTIMURE, IMPOttTEBS AND ?joBBERS OF BONNET AND TRIMMING RIBBONS - VELVET AND SASH RIBBONS BONNET ( RAPES, SIL KB AND SATINS ILLUSIONS, BLONDS. J?ACE3, RUCHES, NETS AND VELVET' FRENCH FLOWERS ANl1 FEATHERS STRAW BONNETS AND LADIES' HATS trimmod and untrimmed SUNDOWNS AND SHAKER HOODS. The la? goat stock ot' Midi iee/ Good-, in this coun? try, and unequalled in choiq variety, which wu of? fer at prices that will defy conpo'ltion. ORDERS SOLICITED. Fernaryl? \ 6* SEGAR ??P?R1IJ.W. EBALAH. AGENT FOR THE CHARLESTON . Branch ot the Uavanat Segar Factorv, "L* Valentina," would respec ralle Invito the attention of dealers and smokers to his (very large stock ot HAVANA AND DOMESTIC S BOA RS, ot 1. ll grades and tizos, excelled by few in thu country, and war? ranted to be as represented. sample boxes sent to the co intry ond orders ex? ecuted by Express, C O. D., or ?JO days' oliy accep? tance. . NO. 118 KAST BAYISTRKBT, CHARLESTON, S. C. August 21 mwfOmo JT . H U M I' ? If. E V S , BROKER, AUCTIONEER AND COMMIS SION MERCHANT. SALES OF REAL ESTATE. SHOCKS, BONDS, SE? CURITIES AND PERSONA*, PBOPERX? A1TENDED 'jO. * NO. 9 7 II R oT??? TH HCtiT, OUARLRVTON. ?. 0. / tnarKuiuoozs. Bon. HENRY iWI-TJ^W. jr. MAGRATH, Esq., General JA Ub'H C>NN -lt, t. ii. WARING, Esq. Oot??x-l' w ILMS A. < 1IISUL??. ffAlttOBS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS i " i . awn . ? smrVINQ AQENVS. wTLL Alli-NO TO -TH? PURCHASE, SALE AMI 8HIP3IENT ?to Foreign and Domestic portai 01 COTTON. UK'li, LOM HER ANO NAVAL MVOHKS ATLAMTU WBAMir. Charleston, t*. G. B.WILM*.....a. K. CHTttOLet. October rt _ ' \-__ ^???bilUTl), (C(l?til1fl9, die. PH (KMX IKON WORKS. JOHN F. TAVLOR&'.CO., RUCCEHSOR8 TO V A M K it O N *Si ?' ?> . . Engineers, Boilermakers, &c. iVo.s. 4,0 mids PRITVIIARD-8TREE2, (NEAR TUE ?RY DOCK), Cli a r leston, S . C > . STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS-MARINE, | STATIONERY AND PORTABLE. RICE THRESHERS AND MILLS OF EVERY DE3CRIP1ION. SHAFTING, PULLEYS A N D GEARING, IRON FRONTS FOR BUILDINGS, CAS1INGS OF EVERY KIND IN IRON OR BRASS. Wo guarantee lo furnish ENGINE.* and BOILERS of aa pool quality and power, and at as low ratos a? eau be Lad in New York, Baltimore or Philadelphia. AOENTS I'OR Ashcrofts Low-water Detector. THE ONLY PERFECT SECURITY AGAINST DAMAGE FRO M LOW WATER IN TUE BOILER. REPAIRS PROMPT;. Y ATTENDED TO. February 1 n&o O?ros *' 5! O M 4T TO 350 boise, powor, including tb? ce curated <'or.issi Cut-ofi lSngin>s, .-liOo Valve Sta? tionary l nuiuea. Portable lin'gines, &c. -viso. Circu? lar. Mulay and Gang Saw Mills, Mitrar Cane ?Mills, Shitting, Pulleys. ko , L-ih u.d shingle Mills, Wheat and Corn Mills Circular -aws. Belting, &c. Send lor descriptive Circular and Prie.; I.ist. WHOO k MANN STEAM KN OINK CO., Februiry 18 Cn os U lea. New York. LEATHER AND ll U BB ER EMMES Steam Packing Lace Le ither UL vets and Burs Beit Hooks, &c. FOR SALE BY WM. M. BIRD & CO., No. id O 3 lil A S T BAY, CHARLESTON, S. C. Jannary C 3inn Justness (Carba. JOHN C. MINO T T , ATTORNEY AT LAW, No. 1 CO UR THO USE SQUARE. FebrnaTyin mwflmo J O II A 1> . ALEXANUUK, ACCOUNTANT, NOTARY PUBLIC AND GENERAL AGENT. No. 1G Bioad-stiect. RESPECTFULLY SOLICITS BJSINRSS IN AD. JUSTINO ACCOUNTS of Merchants and others, and in WRITING UP AND POSTING their BOOKS, either in part or whole kc. January 9 Yf H. TRfiNHULM, No. 1 BROAD-STREET, CHARLESTON, S. C., MINER, SHIPPER AND DEALER South Carolina Native Bone Phosphate. January ll 3m"s DENTIST. ROOMS AT HIS RESIDENCE. NORTHWEST COR? NER OF MEETING AND SOCIETY STREETS. November 20 fmwGrnos O VS* I CE No. ?75 KINO, fPPOSITE HA ShL-STREET. January 11 8mo JgOjL..liKS ?fc MACBETH, No. 30 Broad-street. Charleston, ?. C., BROKERS, AUCTIONEERS. REAL ESTATE AND OOERAh COMMISSION A OE NTS. Will atttoncl to Renting and Collecting of Rents and purehaso and sse ol' Mocas, Bonds, Gold, Silver and Real Estate. ALSO. To the Purohnse of Good? and Supplies for parties In the country upon reason ?b!o terms. GEOBOE l>. HOLMES.ALRXANDEB MACBETH. Jam ryl_lyr ?OUTHERN ~~ STEIN CIL M Hp ACTOR Y E. H. B0D3-BRS MANUFACIURKB AND WHObKSALE DEALER IN STENCIL STOCK AN 3 OIES, KTEEL LKriKKH AND STAMPS CHUCKS AN? TAOS BRASS AND CA SC il M AN SILVIA Ht KEV ltlftOS, CHAINS, ?fcc. l&j^JElJ&lTJSrG*- INKS BY THE GALLON OE BARREL. AGENT FOE Ulia.tg PATENT BAND STAMPS ?KAL PUBSSBS BR ANBIN O IRONS, Ate. No. 129 EAST BAY-STRESiT, CH ARLBS?0N, 8. 0. JUST Gall and examine saunes*. Januftryll 3moa ?lUCtilW StllC3. Bo?tg, Shoes 'in,I Jlatx. BY RII./?'.S 8?BAKK. THIS M ORMINO, "t 10 p'c'oclr, I will soil at my store, c?rner of liing aud i iborty streets, KJ.VINTY CAM? BOOl'S AND >II()K>, CONSISTING cir: Casos Mo I'S ca fand Kn? BOOTS CaS'*8 Mon's Cull ?'.nd Kip brogans Cases Mon's Calf ano Ki|> Palmoials <'a'o-? Mon's Coll Congress Casos Ladies' sor -o Congress Cases Women's Go it aud Buff Boctocs-3 by 7, 5 i y 9 and ti by Mil) A lnrge assortment of Ladies', Misses and Chil droa'8 SHOiSS iu eurtoous. AI.^-O, TH I li Ti' CAVES <l?-:0 dozou) MEN'S ANO IL Y's HATf, CONSISTING or: Black, Brown and Nuira, LPiNE,Italian, Young Ann rica, und a variety of Other stvics. February 19 CV DU ft BKCltEE I\ EUUITY. John Garsten et al, os. Joni ll Sloan, rt al. BY A. C. WcGI^LIYKAY, Auctioneer. On FRIDAY, tho 12th day of March A. I). 180'.) nt. ll o'clock. A. M., viii bo sold iu iront of thc Old Customhouse. In Charleston, All that 1.0 r OK LAND with the Buildings and improvements tin rcou, situate on tho soutn side of Aun'f reet near Elizabeth-stwet, measuring and containing it. fro it on Ann-stroe'. 'M t ot. and tn tlep h on c.vt and wost, linos 2?X) (cot. Butting and bounding north on A nu-si ri ot oast, i n landa of - Btamyer, sou li on land ot Gibbo:, and west on lands of C!. M. Carsten Terms-Half cash ; bn'anco on a credit of ono year, seemed by bond berrivg inter?s', alrscven por cent, per annum, from date, and a ni ?ri a'.oofthe promises. E. W. M. MACKEY, February 19 1 m3 fl Sheriff C. C. Bankrupt Sale of Stock Hoods by Order of the Assignee. BY A. M. ABRAHAMS & S;V-J. On MOND \ Y, tho 22d, at hair-past li? o'clock, will sell bv order of tho Assignee, on account ?. llaruch anti Gustavus Hoff nunn, An assorted ? : OOH OF 1?< Y GOODS. SHOES kc. Conditions cash. ;i Februury KS UV * Q,C1TY-KEKSHAW. Twenty four Valuable Farms fir sale. J. I). Kirkpatrick, administrator, vs. Jas. Chesnut et al. liefere the Courthouse in Camden, on the first MON? DAY in March next, will bo sold, MX THOUSAND FOU lt HUNDRED ACRES OP LAND, belonging to tho Estate of Joiia Ckeauut, do ceased Tbe salo of 11. is 1 ?rgo tra?t. situated in tho imme? diate vicinity of Camden, and to bo dispo rd o. in small and convenient pu cols, offers a fino opporlu nity to all pe sons who desiri to purchaso cotton aud turpentine farm-". 'j'ims-so much cash as will pay C03ts of pro? ceedings and oxpi nscs o; s ile; balance ou u credit of one, two and tb roo year.;, with Interest payable an? nually, secured by bond, poo.I si curilics aud li.ort page of pr misi>H sold. Purchasers to pay for pa? pers, record)nc and revenuo stamps. Color ol W. M -HANNON will furnish Dil informa? tion concerning said lands to any person applying. J. D. DUNLAP, special Bccciver. ("amdi n. S. C., February 15,1869. February 17 wl4 Jlgrkultural. SEE!) OATS. (? S\OKS (TWO BU-HELS EA.CH) FR?NCE T-D ) WABD I-LiND OA L>, weighing at) pounds net oach jai.-k, aud tor sale by CON"K?D RTNG, ?No. :??:i K'ng.street. February 19 2 Late D. Landreth & Co. PLANTING POTATOES, .?IIA BARREL'5 GENUINE PLANUNG POTA. O \ ' * f TO t>. assorlcd kinds, tu prime order, and for sale low by KINSMAN & .HOWELL, February 17 \v\2 No. i5lt Lust Pay. GENUINE PEELER COTTON SEED. ASM ?LL CONSIGNMENT OF THE A LOVE ?-ERD just receiv.-d from Ne ? Orle i no. For sale by SHAOKKLFORD k KELLY, No. 1 Bovce's Wh-irf. ''ho Cotton ra'sed lrom t' is -oed comm tods in tho Now Orleans market 9 to 12 cuta per pound above tho current prh e< obtained for tho common varieties wtsH February 17 IMPORTANT TO RIOS PLANTERS. WAGONER & M AT THE WES' IMPROVED RICE DRILLS Just received by tho subscribers, who aro aacnfs for this Stale of these practical and successful Labor-saving Machines. THEY AHE ALSO AGENTS FOTI THE BUCKEYE MOWER AND REAPER LOMBARD'S HAND RICE H?LLE ll BECKFORD & HUFFMAN'S GRAIN DRILL-with Guano attachment THE DOUBLE CYLINDER COTTON GIN FOLSOM'S HAND-SOWING MACHINES ALLEN'S HAND PU WEM, Which they offor at Manufacturer's prices, together With a larye assortment of Plough* ol all-Makers. COLLINS' STEEL PLOUGHS-one and two horse BRINLY'S STEEL PLOUGHS-ono and two hoiso AMES*PLOUGHS OF ALL KINDS, And Afiricultural Implements. Hardware, Dar Iron Cutlery and Guns. J. E. ADGEK & CO., No. 130 MEETING-STREET AND No. C2 EAST BA Y-STREET, C H A li Li K fi T ON, S. C. February 3 wfmlmo ijcpiUtf Pittttj. TRY PANKNIH'S HEPATIC BITTERS, THEY CURE DYSPEPSIA, AND ALL DISKA8E8 OF THB STOMACH ANL LIVER. TEXT ARK IlECOIfMENDED BV THS S*?3B?> IOAL PAOULTV. HKGEMAN Sc CO., AQUNTS, If HW YORK. Matnnfactnred by C. F PAMNIN, CBXttm AND APOTHE0AE7, CHARLESTON, B.C. JUT-Wor MmU fey Druggists HvcrywJinre."^ hb my is m wi lyr Jj.'!. ?'.-'I ', " -l-HLH!^ jyroilT?l, STKBLK ?Si WABDHLL, WHOl i .BAI.K IN V A N O Y Ct OUD g ; STATIONERY, PERFUMERY, CUTLER* HOSIERY. FURNISHING GOODS. WHITE GOODS, EMbBOlDBBY. Ac, kc. MO. Iu7 JHoetlnB-strcet, CttAMLBSTON. S.C. J. P. STEELE. O. Oi NOR III, A, w. WARDELL, JB. MSW ??*. January M imo Jlttftion Salea. WM. McKAY. W 11 soil I'll Ts 1 AY. Fri.lav. 19th instant, at IO o'clock at No. lao Mo I 'M.: .-tn ct, A superior ti so'tmont of CtTLOG.Ni:. Pomade and Fiai . Oil. Writing Paper. Inlr, Bedspreads, Linen snoots, Furniture, .-tovca, Crockery, .vc lorias cash. February 19 D?sirable. Store, King-street, No. 34.'S, F.fth Door from Liberty W. Y. LEITCH & I?. S. BRUNS, Auct iiiiici'iM. Will ho sold, on TUESDAY. March 10th, at tho Old Pos office, at ll o' ioctl. That desirable twooory W<> D N BUT.DING, known BB No. 31!) liiug-slrei't, with large store capa? ba of being extend d ow hundred f ol in length. Hons - uonlaius six good looms, brailles kitchen, siore at pre-cut liieatu e- Ol- loot in length Lot moasaro . 20 (cet front, i?v 103 in depth moro or los?. I e.tin?!-( inc-quarlcr c nh ; balarie- lu one, two and three years. The pro crtv is a goo 1 investment, and can bo treated t v al private nile at tiny lune before the 10th ol' March. fmt l)mohl3.15 10 F hrnarv 19 Valuable Heal Usia ie corner ?Sro ul and Church st ce-ts-to hf sold at Risk of for* mer I'urchaser, h- having failed to comply leith terms of Ha?e. W IT. }\ c M A V, A tuition cor, WJl sell on IU . DAY. ?he 'J31 instant, nt (ho Old Postofliea, l?r.iid-strect, at ll o'clock. ThatD slUAILTi CO Mt UR SlWl'.E, corner of P.ioud and Church streets MB!), The ?WO ADJOINING s I'OTtES on Broad-streoA. measuring on Broad-street Mxty-one iPl) feet, moro or 1< s -, "nil ouChur. hihi ty-oicbt (38. leotuioreor !e.=s. tho abovi.i property to bo old o other. i erm - no'hird cash; bnlaueo in o.,oundtwo yearn i > eqna' aumn.il iui'a monta secured by oond und inortgauc, with int*?rusi from day or sale at M v. u per cent Pu eh sir to pay AurHoneer for pupers and st m-.s. iebruor.v 16 ?louse and Lot >.? 18 //-?vit' Lane-tn be soldat Risk nf former /'urchaser, ht having failed to comply with terms of -ale. WM. Mc?iAY, Will sell on TUESDAY .'tld instant, at the Old Post? ?me;', al ll o', lock. That DESIRABLE T WO-AN D-A- H * LP STORY DWELLING and two ntor. hit h u. lot measures twenty-live feet front by ono hundred aucl mno loot do. p. Terms-One-half cash; balance iu one year, secur? ed by t:oud und mortgage. Purchaser to p >y A ne? ll -m e- for pupers and sunups February 18 LA lt OH, SALE OW lit: M. ESTATE IN ATLANTA, GA. Will bc sold on ?In Hist 1 IIEsDAY in March, hythe Administrators ol wnii-.nn Uerring, deceased, 'J HE FOLLOWING PROPKU I Y: First. A mamilu no t F AMIL N .\IANSIOV, four? teen rooms with uccess rv c O'Ots ond ou.bonsen. situ?t ot I on Peacbt oc-slrcel, lu aflrsi class neigh borho'id iu every respect. Second. Seven CI IY LOT- within oro hundred lr-it of the sia;ehousc amt Fir ft Baptist Church, four of which have improvements on them; ono of tho o bas a good ei;;!ii-roi.'in brick house frniahed throughout wi:h ''loseta. I bird. A R<>ICE sTOREH'lU^E and Kitchen, in the most desirable busim ss part of tho eily, on Whit?hall-st sot. fronting '.l7 feat ou Whitehat'-sireot, ami tunning back ono hundred uni! nine leon loot, with tho right ol an ahoy Fourth. Aiie.sc lieut J AltXI of 170acr s on Peach? tree Urao, four miles lrom the cit*; Atty acres of cotton laud, with a go id peach orelia.d and good lcn.'ing. Fit h. An interest in WIED UND-; also Notes and Accounts and sloek? in ?emeral Ma: uiiicturlng Companies. Mr. Herring having bcou long a resi? lient ot All iota, he selecto ! the most di siraolo prop? erly, both as tu present an 1 prospective value; con? st quenby cvtry loot ofi'oro ' is INO. 1 iu every re sport 'Jerius-One-third cnh; ibf balance in four and c ght uioutus, with in'erest from day ol sale. J. W. HEH BIN O N.' L AN?lKUQ; \ AOmluHtraiora. A. LEYDEN, J I ebruary 13 Die 18 JUrti?incrrV priorit? 3?ICS. Real Estate. HY G. MCBRIDE SMITH, No 31 Eroatl-slrrct, ->out!i side, near State-street. At Private Pale FIRSl ( L KS tJE\ ISLAND COTTON PLANTA? TIONS Valuable Bice Plantations Valuable Upland Plantations and Farms Extrnsiv;. and Vduablo Manuf o;orla<>, Mill Sites aud D lighttut -umiuer Residences iu various parts of tho south. ALSO, HOUSES AND BUILDING Lt ?TS of all siz.-?, prloes and descriptions in every port of the city January 25 mwl3mo tupi C^euiicals, One. AY ER'S. CHERRY rECTORAL. For Disease? ot tko Throat amt bungs, sucli as Coogal, Cold ?, iV hooping t'-oagli, tironcliitis. Asthma and Consumption. PROEABLY NEVER BEFORE IN II?B WHOLE history of medicine has an> thing wou so widely and so deeply upon the confidence of mankind as this excellent remedy for pulm?n.ry complaints. '1 brough a long 6orios of years, and among most ot tbe races of men, it has ristn higher aud hi-..her in their odimation, as ii has ueoome better known. Its uniform character and power to cure the various af? fections r f the lungs and throat, have made it known as a re iablo protector against tbtin. While adapted to milder forms of dise .se and to young children, it is at the sime time the most effectual remedy that can be gtveu for incipient o ai sumption, and the dan? gerous atfecti "us of tho throat and lungs. As a pro vi-ion against sudden attacks of Croup, it should be kept on hand in every inmily, aud indeed, aa ah are sometimes subject to colds and coughs, all should be provided with this antidote for them. although settle i CONSUMITION >a thouaht incura? ble, still great numbers ot cases where the disease seemed setdod have been completely cured, and the patb-ut restored to sound health by the Cnaitux PECTORAL, SO complete is its mastery over the dlo orders of tho Lunas aud Throat, that the most ob? stinate ol them yield to it. Wm n notnin^ e'se could reach them, under the CUEBBY PECTORAL they sub hide and disappear. SINGERS AND PuBLio SPEAKERS find great protec? tion lrom it. ?smsaf? is always relieved and often wholly cured by it. BRONCHITIS is generally cured by ?akb g the Onas BV PECTORAL it. small and frequent doses. So generally ure ita virtues knowe that we need not publish the certificates of them here, or do more Di m assure tho public that ita qualities aie fully maintained. Ayer's Cathartic Fills, FOR ALL - THE PURPOSES OP A FAMILY PHYSIO, Are PO composed that disease within tho ran^e of their action can raro'.y with danit or evade them. Their pehetratiug properties so o oh, and cle.nse, and invigorate overy portion of tho human organ it m, correcting its diseased action, and rest ring tts healthy vitalities. As a consoqu nco ot ihere pro pc tie*, the iuvahtl who ia boweJ down with pain or phyrie 1 debility is astonished to find his bejl.h or onergy rojtored by a remedy ut oi.co so simple sad Not only do they euro thc every-lay complaints of everybody, but uh o many formidable aud danger? ous disease.'. 'I he. agent below nam d is leased to furnish gr a tin my Amor can A m nae, coutaiuing c rtifiuutes of tholr cures and dirocUons loi their uso iu tuc followri g comp aints : Costiveaess, lloartbiirn, HoadaclK' ailsing from disorder of S ton) neb, Nan .-ea. Indigestion, Pain in ..nd Morbid Iuaoii u of tho Bowels, Flatulence, Loss of Appe? tit?', Jaundice, and other kindred complaints, aris? ing from a low state of the body or ohs ruc i m ot its lund ions. They arc an excellent alterative tor the renovation of the blind and tho restoration or tono and strength to tho system dvbildatod by die ease. m?e i'A mc i> BT Sr. J. C. -ATKl? ?5? CO., Lowoil, Mass. Sold at wholesale, by DOWIL ft MOISE, Charleston, S. C., and by itetall Druggists every? where. im?'3mo? nao Dfr'oi-ber 25 K os A!7A L fs~ Pnrlfies the Blood. For Male by Druggists M-rcrywlaercw July IR UAO Ur 1 DI F u n Ta, ll s o ar TEAS, WINES. BRANDIES, Aft., And Dealers ia CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES. cT900 mm STREET s, N? Y. _ _ ; ;? " , WW 8. OORWIN a CO. IgnO iQd^i dallvared to all paru 01 UM?UX| .