The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, February 20, 1869, Image 3

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THE DAILY NEWS. JOT* LABOES! Cl Rv'UL AXION.-THE DAILY NEWS BEINO THE NKWRPAPEB OFFICIALLY RECOGNIZED AS HAVING THIS LABOES? CIR? CULATION IN THF CITY OF CHARLESTON, P?DLLSHES THE Ll?T OE LETTERS BE MAIN INO IN THE POSTOFFI0B AT THE END OF SAOH WEEK. ACCORDING TO THE PROVIS? IONS OF TUE NEW PUS'SOFFICE LAW. THE DAILY ISEWS will bo served to subscri? ber in the city nt six DOLLAIIS a year in advance, or at PUTEEN CENTS a week, payablo to tho carriers. LOCAL MATTIERS. MEETINGS THIS DAT. Stonewall Fae Company, at half-past 7 I'. M. THE M ARIN KR'S CnuRcn.-There will bo services in (he Mariner's Cburoli, Church-street, to jporrniv, Sunday, at halt-past ton o'clock iu ibo morning, and half-past three o'clock in the after? noon. EARLY SPRING NAVAL STORKS.-Wo notice the receipt of fourteen barrels uew crop palo rosin, in this market, Iv JIU thc turpentine farm in St. Thomas' Parbh of Messrs. J. A. Enslow & Co., and mad o of tbe crude gnthercd this season. Mcsfire. J. A. E. & Co. have Bold thin, the first arrival of tho season, at eight dol?an per barrel. J. C. fccbuler is tho supervisor ot tho farm and deserves much credit for the earliest production of naval stores this spring. THE GREAT ORGAN AT ST. PHILIP'S.-Tho formal trial of th s fine instiument took p'aco lost evening to tho delight ot an exceedingly larae audi? ence. It was successively manipulated by Profes? sors Ruddock, Porkhnm. Ecko', O'Neill, Harrison, and Mr. Trott, ot Cineicnati, sou of our popular postmaster. Tho test dovclopcd ibo fact that for laiiety of stops and resources for all purposes of church music it i:i unrivalled. Ihe vox humana ia natuial end unexcelled, whilst the general harmony ia singularly perfect, in tcno it is sweet, delicate, and full ot richness and and it may bo ?n?ely said of it that its construction r-flo :ts additional, lustro on tho skill and mechanical accomplishment of Mr. Johu Baker, tho builder. JAMES ROBINSON'S CIRCUS.-Jumes Robinson, more familiarly known to our older readers aa "Little Jimmie," tho hoy who performed such wonccrful feats in this city about twenty year* ago, is now tho proprietor of thc best ciri us in America. A magni fioeut rider himself, be performs some of the most difficult and ns minding feats of his show, and he. knows bow to choose other good performers and make thom do their duty. He has witta him a little son, who is as wonderful as his father was ut his ago. A fall list of the attractions of the circus is given in tho advertisement in another column The first CK hlbition will take place on Monday nisht, and tick? ets should he bought carly to avoid tho crowd which will rush to see what 6ort ota man "Littlo Jimmie" has become. PURIM.-On tho 14th day of the twelfth month, Adar (F. bruary 25), the Israelites celebrate the festival of Purim. In commemoration of tho de? liverance of tho Jewish nation from destruction in eousoqucneo of thc vilo plots of Haman, the con? fidant of King Ahasuerns, as may bo rend in the book of Esther, in the Old Testament, lt is not what is f trictly called a Mosaics feast, but a Rabbinical fes? tival, a kind ot ha i-fe ist day. From ti ma immemo? rial it has been celebrated by tho Jews by domestic joys at tho table, by Bonding vic tu ils and gifts io kindred and frie.nl -, by giving alms to th? poor, and by (he reading 01' (he book of Esther ?it tho syna? gogue, and a special prayer of thanksgiving. Al An? isaba, in church and at the table. In later years mutual visit? in unskswcre added to tlfis prescribed ceremonial of old, I THE WHITE FAWN.-There was another un? usually larjio cudienco aMhe theatre lasnight to witi?e~_ thc gorgeous Bptff?cular dratoa. There was miro smoothness in ti 0 impersonations of character and improvement in thc pict uves present? ed. Some ol tho Scenery is rich, and must have cost labor and thoughtln ita arrangomont, and, when the size of the fit igo aud other embarrassments uro considered, tho wonder D that Templeton has boen able to bi inn it out a* well as be bas. Tho ballet dancing, especially by Diani, is a marvel ot motion and grace, and wa" loudly encored. The Vane Bis? ters still hold thc favor of Ibo public, while Harri? son, the inmitable, and his acoomp ishod wife, two won a reputation with us that their genuine merit warrants. So-day ibero will bc a matinee at two o'clock, when tho adtnissicn will be reduced to half price, and thus ufford au opportunity to those to at? tend who cannot clo so ni night. CLUBS AND STABS.-The following cases were disposed of yes erday at the Mayor's Court: William Davis, with manv aliases, colored, for stealing ve getables, was sent to the House of Correc? tion for thirty days. 8. Toner and A, Leon, white, arrested for disor? derly conduct m tho market; $6 each. John Musgrove, white, found drank in WiUon streot and carried to Guaidhouso o'n cart; dis? charged. John McLure, white, disorderly and tipsy in theatre. Fined ?5. Wm. Johnson and Cyrus Frazier, colored, were sent to the Houso of Correction fer five days for Im? proper conduct. A brown dog, taken up going at large in King, near f Queen-street, will be killed if the owner does not pay $2 for license and iu foe penalty. Martha Drayton, colored, was arrested by Detective Be<?d yesterday, and after fasting of the cell for soma time, sbe told thc whereabouts of a lot of sheets, ptllow-easss and crockery she had stolen from Dr. King, Broad-s rc H. A colored man was found secreted in the pr, mises of Captain Corrie last niaht, and before he did any mischief wa1? takei to the guardhouse. A sailor, on Savannah Boat Whaif, committed an assault and battery on a colored man yesterday, but managed to escape before he could bo arrcs.ed. . REPORTERS' CRUMBS.-A pla?ir, road is boiug laid down to Union wharf. It is rumored there is to ho on oratorio at St. Paul's. Tho schooner Volunteor bas been levied upon and wtll be sold at auction on the 27th instant. Forty-$evn tmilos, fourteen horses and ona rack? ing mar? will be Bold nt Southern wharf to-day at ten o'clock, by Holme? fe Macbeth. The nisabor of valuable dogs advertised' lately leads to the impression that they aro stolen by par-' I ti?3 to got rowarrls. . The plan adopted by THE NEWS to keep lonngsrs awayfroia tho "window sill by spiking them, ls hoing adopted by others similarly annoyed. The lepg-needed now flooring ls being put down tn the Guardhouse. ' Sawdust bus been laid in tho Courthouse aud In tue street outside, to prevent the noise so Interrupt? ing to Judge and attorneys. Ihe "touch up" given the buildings on East Bay,, opposite Kjen's wharf, odds considerably to their appearance; The St. Michael's Ctaureh ?hoir practiced at Cen? tral Church last night, preparatory to tho celebra? tion of tba third anniversary of the Washington Light Infantry A^ocutfionon Monday night Ihe Rev. Lovlo Pierce, D. D" of Georgia, will preach at the Second Presbyterian Church (Dr. Smythft's}, to-morrow morning. Bronzed statuettes of Beast Butler, in uniform, about two and a half feet high, with t*t> huge ?tirer spoons on his shoulder may be seen at Mr. Clancy's, on the Bay, and at Jose Jara's. on Meeting-street. The likeness to tbe original is striking. John A. War rack ie Commissioner of Deed* for the ?tate of Mouth Carolina ld Florida. B. 0. Mathews has been appointed a notary publie for the County of B geflold, and J. W. Jenny magis? trate for Barn ?ell County. Tbe well known fe mats college of "Harham ville," near Columbia, waa destroys 1 by fire on Thursday afternoon. It sad boen unoccupied tot eighteen months. '.. lho niuo teen tb anniversary cf tbs Washington Mt? Comps ny will bs celebrated 0? Monday ?Wittag at the Market Hall. COTTON FROM THE OTHER SIDE OF THE WORLD -Tho anxious perseverance with which thc British merchant and manufacturer has looked for new cotton supplies continues with unabated vigor, and no part of tho worli' that p'omises to produce tbo ar'iclo that is not odored iuducemontn for its growth, 'thc latent competitor comos troin tho (South Pacific Ocean, and is grown at tho Society Islands and known as "Tahiti." It has lately been sold in the London market at prices rain mir from 20d o30J. per pound. We oro iud cb ted to Mr. Win boin Lawton, factor, Boyeo & Co.'s. Whaives, for an inspection OJ a stimple, und should say, from this specimen, that it itt not equal to our lowest grados ol sea i-laiu,s. Let tho Southern planter persevere; Providence hoi given bini unequalled advantages fer the growth of the Btuple, and with energy and gocjd management he need fear no compedtor. THE STATE COURT-HON. lt. 13. CARPENTER, PnnsroiNO-FRIDAY, February 19.-Tho State vs. WILium Armstrong, Castle Wa'les, Jennings and Dave McKinlay alias Homy burgess, iudieied for burglary and larcepy, was called. A. G. Magrath, Jr., Esq appeared for the defence, and Mr. Solicitor leabrook for the prosecution. After hearing tho testimony and argument, undo.* charge of his M onor, tho jury returned u verdict of not guilty as to vtdliam Armstrong, sud guilty of grand larceny as to Dave MtKiulay. Jennings haying o?cfiped fro u jail some time since was not on trial. Johu Hall was arraigned on au ^indictment for burglary and larceny, bat, on motion of W. J. Whaloy, Ef=q., counsel for the defenco, tho trial of the caso WBB postponed in ordor to give tho prisoner ttmo to pro duco evidence. Peter Bellinger, ind oted for larceny, was defended by L. C. Northrop, Esq., and found guilty of potty larceny. Tho State vs. Juckson Richardson, Josiah Richardson and Quash Hippy ulias Poor Boy Happy, indictment lor larceny of iron irom thc works of tho Ga3 Company. It. W. Sey? mour and G. R. Walker, Eeqe., appearod tor the de fonco, and tho ourtWaa enguged in the hearing of the case until thc hour of adjournment. THE UNITED STATES COURT, February 19 Hon. GEO. P. BRYAN, PRESIDING.-James L, Mit? chell an I Gabriel Davis, bankrupts, wero finally dis? charged. The politl?n of Margaret Moultrie and o hors to establish li:n against the estate ot N. Hoy ward waB referred to J egL- har Carpenter to report, kc In thc matter of B. F. Moise, trustee of H. O. Ottolcngui, to provo nalaueo cue ou bond ot Joseph Purcoll and Gabriel Davis, bankrupts, it was ordered that tho trustee provo btfoi'OiShe l>eglstrar the un? paid balance due on taid Loud. Tho report of tho Hogts rar on thc petition or J. K. Linder, trustee, to o?tubiigh hen on the ostato of Uutsun Lee, was con? firmed, and thc assignee ordered to sell tho mort? gage and pay Hen. 'Ibo petition of P. V. Dibble, as? signee, lor salo oi encumbered pro erty of Dracula G. Robinson, was rcierred to Registrar Cat pouter, with leave, to 1. G. Iuahinot to set up lion. Albei t G. S bum'ker, petitioner tor voluntary bankruptcy, was orderod lo attend for examination bcfoie RcgiB rar Carpoutor on the 2Gih instant, and that he show cause, in i pen court, why he should not bo attached for disobeying a similar ord :r. C. B. Glover was appointed as signe.'for John Hoffman, John A. Mc Rae for Wm. B. Leo and Forgartie & Stillman, 8. A. Fiold tor hebert S. Mil er, and C. B. Glover for Ja? cob F. Witt. ' HOTEL ARRIVALS, FRIDAY, FEBRUABY 19_ Pavilion Hotel-R K Clark, S H Sanford, J Wooli, B Suauy, J H Conley, White Fawn ; Fred Lawrence, New Orleans: P U Greenwell, Opeiu Troupe; J P Coleman, Kentucky; M c Denghty, 0 H Doipo, Now Orloans; G i> Pike, New York; J T Xi onaldcs, South Carolina; A N MleB, Augusta; Edie Smith, New York ; J Luuipton, Orangoburg; J II Brande, Flori? da; J M .staggers, South Carolina; T ^ Brown, Phila? delphia; J ? idward, J Watson, OH Whitfield, Wil? liamsburg Dis'net. Charleston notcl-Vf M Bird and wife, Savannah; WT JO Woodward, South Carolina; H E Raymond, Boston; C E Darley und wife, Wael hatton; O Hewitt, Barnwell; E M Ruc er, Georgia; S a Johnson, South Caro'.ina; S C Logan, Pennsylvania; O V Woodruff, New Orleans; H B Clitz. J J TJpham, USA; J M Cinder and li?dy, C D Bigolow, Mrs Bigelow and child, A Claffiu. Mrs Claffln, J Cbadwi L Now York; J P Ord, Miss Ord, California;S Jefforrou, Missouri: C T Weekes, G W Thibaul, Connecticut; W L Do Pass. Camden ; D R Morse, D ADcValley, New York; L J Hill, Murion; S M seeley, Louisville; PK'Vslice, South carolina; AM i album, St Andrews. -# t ll I ?-' .jaTjrSINJKJS? NOr.ri?T??: AIKEN PROPERTY FOR SALE.-Mr. Geo. Con? ner, No. ll Broad street, advertises for salo in THE NEWS some very desirable real estate in Aiken. There is no pa't of the South whore real estate is in? creasing sn rapidly in value as in Aiken and itt vi? cinity, and it te not unlikely that it will continuo to double year by year for ihe next ten years. SPRING STYLE HATS. -Tho "very latest," at "lite Temple of Fashion," No. 269 King-street. February U tbstu C. H. JOHNSON gustness (Earbs. JOH N U. ALKXAN DUR, ACCOUNTANT, NO TAUT PUB LIQ AND GENERAL AGENT, No. 16 Broad-street. RESPECTFULLY SOLICITS BUSINESS IV AD? JUSTING ACCOUNTS of Merchants and others, and in WHITING UP AND POSTING their BOOKS, either in part or whole. kc. January 9 F. II. TR KN H O I* BI. No. 1 BROAD-STREET, CHARLESTON, S, C., MINER, SHIPPER AND DEALER IN South Carolina Native Bane Phosphate, January ll 8m"s HOL.91&S & MACBETH, No. 36 Broad-street* ? Charleston, S. C., BROKERS, AUCTIONEERS, REAL ESTATE AND GBNfiKAb CO MM I SH ION AGBNTS. Will uti tomi to Renting and Collecting of Bouts and purchase and sae of blocks, Bonds, Gold, Silver and Real Estate, ALSO. To tbe Purohaso of Goods and Supplies for pnr'loB in the co un ix y upon reason .ble terms. GKOIIOH tu (IO!.SIKH,.ALEXANDER MACBETH. Jauu xvi ,_ lar , SOUTHERN STEN Cl L M ANJtJFAWOR? E. H. ?iODGhERS MANUFACTURER AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN STENCIL STOCK AND DIES, STRBI* LETTERS ANO STAMPS CHUCKS AND TAUS BRASS AND GKRMAN SIIJVKR KEY HIS OS, CHAINS, ?tc. RY THE G-iLLGK ?? B?B????. AGENT FOR mws PAT ?es T HAND STAMPS SttAL. PKESSES BRANDIS O IRONS, Ase. No. 12? RANT B4Y-STRKKT, CHARLESTON, 8. 0. AS- 0*11 and examine apecimens. January IS- _two* .JyTOHTH, ?TKEhIC ?? WAttDKfcV? WHOXESai.? tm&VMtm ttl FANCY O tl ODS, STATIONenr.JP?HFVMX?Y OVTL&HX noSURY. PURNI?HlNO?OOWs, WHITS GOOD?. EMbHO?DSRY ft?? ko., . No, IA* Mectlng-at^et, OBAMLMUMON, B. a $. ?. 8TBBLE, V ? o, 0. NOBTH, A, W. WABSiSLL, Ju. Hew f^, January 89 I*? paints, ^?{SjJE^ CAMERON, BARKLEY & CO., NORTHEAST COBNEB Meeting and Cumberland Streets? BTE AM ENGIN VS O BIST MILLI? C1UC UL AB SAW MILLI?, and MACHINERY. January * 6mo OIL?!OILS! OILS! 10*0 GALLONS PUKE W?NTER LAUD OIL 700 GALLONS. PURE WIMER No. 1 LARD OIL 500 GALLONS PURE WINTER SPERM OIL 000 GALLONS PURE MASON'S SPERM OIL 500 GALLONS PURE MACHINERY OIL 1000 GALLONS WHITE OAK LUBRICATING OIL 300 GALLONS REFINED. NEATGFOOT Ol!, 300 GALLONS TANNER'S (STBAITS) OIL. CAM 12HON, BAKKLKY & CO., Northeast corner Meftlug aud Cumberland streets. Januar.i 1 Gmo BELTING ! BELTING I 5000 FEET OAK-TANNED LEATHER BELT? ING 5C00 FEET GUM BELTING, 2, 3, 1, and 5 FLY 250 SIDES PATENT DhE&SED LACE LEA L'UEB 300 DOZEN METALLIC-TIPPED BELT LACING 100 BOXES BLAKE'S PATENT BELT ST DDS 150 DOZEN TOLLMAN'S BELT HOOKS 750 YARDS GUM PACKING, 1-16 INCH TO ? INCH THICK TUC ICS PACKING, .1 INCH TO lr} INCH DI? AMETER SOAPSTONE PACKING, 4 INCH TO 1$ INCH DIAMETER WHILE AND BROWN JUTE TACKING ITALIAN HI MP PACKING RUBBER A IND LEATHER HOSE MANHOLE AND HANDHOLE GASKETS OF ALL SIZES. CAJIlKKOa, n.VKKbKY ?SC co., Northoist Corner Meeting and Cumberland stree January 1 6mo ROOFING TIN. 500 BOXES IC 14x20 HOOFING T N 300 BuXES jX 14x20 ROOFING TIN, 100 BOXES IC 23x20 ROOFING TIN 50 BOXES IX 42x20 ROOFING TIN 25 BOXES TX 12x12 ' 25 BOXES IX 14x20 20 BOXES IX 10x20 20 BOXES IXX 14x20 20 BOXES IXXX 14x20 20 BOXES IXXXX 14x20 BLOCK TIN, TIN S MA N'S SOUDER, Sl'EL TER, 4c, &c. IN ST?BE AND TO ARRIVE. CA.iWKKO>, HAE?K.LEY (Si CO., Northeast cornor Meeting and Cumberland streets. January 1 Gmo BAR IRON, SHEET IRON AND STEEL VV?OL GHT AND CAST IRON PIPING, 3TEAM AND MALLEABLE CAST IRON FITTINGS, tor atearn and water. CA .UK t? O?, 1?AI??LKY & CO.. Northeast corucrMeetingand Cumberland streets January 1 Hmo BRASSjOM. 3TEAM GUAGES, GONGS, GUAGE COCKS STEAM BIBBS AND SIOP COCKS, STEAM WHISTLES 3LOBE AND CHECK VALVES, OIL CUP3 WATER GUAGES GLASS GUAGE TUBES MERCURY GUAGES, LOW WATER DETEC? TORS J?PPER AND BRASS WIRE. CAMERO?, ILl IIKI>KY & CO., Northeast Corner Meeting and Cumberland streets. January 1_ Onao WHITE LEAD, ZI3STO, PAIlxTTS, COLOB8, VARNI3HES, BBUSHES, Ac., &o. RAW AND BOILED LINSEED OILS. CAAIUROP, BAi'.Kblf.Y cfc CO., Northeast corner Meeting and Cumberland s'reets. January 1 Gmo Pastness (Hards. J T . HTU OlPit ?STMI?^ST BROKER, AUCTIONEER AND COMMIS? SION MERCHANT. 3AL.ES OF REAL ESTATB, STOCKS, BONDS, SE CDRIIIE3 AND PERSON AL PROPERTY ATTENDED TO. KO. 8? BR O A a-H T ?ft K *C- T \ CHARLESTON, S. O. niPHHENOES. Hon. HENRY BOIST, W. J. MAGRATH, Esq., ienerai JAMIES CONN RB, T. R. WARING, ?sq. October'_ yySLIilS ?Sf CH1SOLD1. FACTORS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS AN? SUJPP1NO AGENTS, WILT. ATTEND TO TBE PURCHASE, SALB ? Nf SHIPMENT (to Foreign ?nd Domestic Portai ai 30TTON, BYOB, LUM BBB AND NAVAL SSOBfch ATLANTIC W II AUF. Charleston, S. O. - B.WlLt.iS..........A. it. eHISOLM October Wi Gr KO. ? . OUNII O li i Ko. ll Brondxstreetv WILL BUY AND SELL ON COMMISSION BEAL EiTATE, BONDS, STOCKS, COUPONS, GOLD, SILVER ABD BANE BILLS. February 1_lm6 IAMBS KNOX.JOHN ans KIN OX. & ti IM* G O V-V O ti ft? A C T O B 8 GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No, WIS SMITH'? ww,*B?, BALTIMORE. Oonelgiunenta of COTTON, RIO E. ?e., respect lui!? oolicited, and liberal arivan?si sa*d> thereon, Orders lor UOBN sud BACON promptly execute/ nth ear? and attention. A-*U ? tonio?* I SB M POW tm it ? o * TEAS. WINES. BRANDIES, Ao" And Beater? in V?0ICE FAMILY GROCERIES. wm H. DOB WI? ?co. to ?ll parts otu?? ?By, (Oohing aub /urntsfying ?00?15. CLOSING 6VT IN ORDER TO DISPOSE OF THE DAL ANCE OF CUR FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING. So an to malte : ?orn Tor our SPR?N3 AND SKIMER UPPUE* Which we exocet the latter par! of this mouth, wc have reduced the prices of our Coorin REtfAllDLi USSTOCOST OF IHAAUFAC rjWj ff mci TUB H A M 13. Thanking tho public for their very libera! patron? age, we hopo hy our fair dealing to merit a conthi uauco of tbo ?ame. We reflpecifully iuvlte one and evil lo call and soe tor themselves. I. L. FALK & CO., RETAIL DEPARTMENT No. 303 KINQ-sT., Next to CowpertrcwaH'S, Furniture More, WHOLKSAL . DEPARTMENT, No. 157 Mcctii'R-Btreet. February 2 Imo Opposite < harleston Hotel. Shirts air? /ttrmsl)tnfl (?oo??. sm UT ?Hf UT SHIRT seo n:s SCOTT'S SCOTT'S DEPOT. DE roi. DEPOT. TUE ONLY EXCLUSIVE TH EON LY t XCL ?S1V ? THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE GENTLE HEN S FURNISHING STORE GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING STOKE GENTLE MEN'S FUUNISHiNG STORE IN CHARL. STUN, S. C., IN CHARLESTON, S. C.. IN CHARLESTON, S. C., HAS RECEIVED A NEW SUPPLY OP HAS RECEIVED A NEW SUPPLY OP HAS RECEIVED A NEW SUPPLY OF THE CE LERRA I ED THE CELEBRATED THE CELEBRATED STAR STAR STAR SHIRTS AND COLLARS, \ SHIRTS AND COLLARS, SHIRTS AND COLLARS, Which are t tiered for sale at (he LOWEST OASB PRIOLS. E. SCOTT, Meeting-Htreot, opposite ihe llarkei' Hrll. February 0 Cmos ?iailro?K SOUTH CAROLIN A RAlhIU?AU. GENERALiiS'JPLRTNTENDENT S OFFICE, CHARLESTON, f. C., Fcbrua y 13. l?69 ON AND/ AFTER SU? DAY, FEHRUAKY 11TH, tho PASSENGER J RAINS of the south caro. Kui Railroad will run as follows : FOR AUOOM'A. Leave Charleston.,.8 .'?'?!} A. l?l Arrive at Augusta...6.10 P. M Connooting with traun, for Montgomery, Memphis Naahvlllo and New Orleans, via Montgomery am Grand Junction. FOR COLUMPIA. * Leave Charleston.,.P.."0 A. M. Arrive at Columbia.ft.45 P. M connecting with Wilmington and Manchester Rail? road, sue Camden train FWU CHARLESTON. Leave AuguHtn.8.t>0 A, tu Arrive at Charleston.6.no V. M Leave Columbia.7 45 A. M Arrive at Charlcaton.5.nu P. M AUGUST* NIGHT BXPBBS?? (8TJNDA?8 EXCEPTED. I Leave Charleston.7.30 p. M. Arrive at Augusta.....6.tu hi M Connecting witb truins tor Memphis, Na8hvi]',< and New Orleans, v'a Grand Junction. leave Augusta.4.10 P. M Arrive at Charleston.4.00 A. M, COLUMBIA NIGHT fcX PRESS. (SUNDAYS EXCEPTED.) Leave Charleston.G.o." P. v Arrive at Colombia.4.45 A. Y Connecting un day.? excepted) with Greenville ano Colu-ii bia Railroad. Leave Columbia.5.30 P. ll. Arrive at Charleston...5.30 A. M, S MMEB VILLE I RAIN. Leave Charleston......i..3.00 P. J? arrive nt .summerville... 4.<0 2. M Leave Summerville......7.it) A. M Arrivent Oharieston.?.25 A. M CAMDEN H BANU FL On Mont)ays, Wednesdays and Saturdays. Leave Ringville.A S&i P. M Arrt-eat Camden. .7.IMI P. M. Leave Camden.,.u 83 A. M Arrive tt Ki UR ville.......9.i? A. M Sign?*?' H. T. Pfa.AKi\ Febrnart 15 Oeneral'Suooiontehdcni.H P. P TOALE, WH?LE?ALR AND. RETAIL . DESERTS, AND flt A N U P A 0 T U R E R OP DOORS, SAHUMOS AMO H Ll ft US. HO?LRECK^ WHARP, Charl? s ton. ft. C. Particular attention paid to Shipping. Jul* 30 OFFICE tl?...?9 5 KINO, OPPOSITE HAS&L-STttBMT. Jangly CT ? , , '_[_3mo ff ? W A H JD D1UY, <JEN12RA?i COMISION MERCHANT, Ko. Sa Warren-st e-e et. Nm rouK, PHK<OMAg. AT TRW I ION GIVEN TO THU rim. CHASE ai all ltuidaoi Mfr Bi H?Nbl?iH Routs, .?h-ee. Hats, OA . AA Iruna , ?id H trew Gooda a ?rp wrl OJ ty, ?. Coiia enmon-a of aft Ik a-h of btaplo Articles and genoa. Induce) solicited. , , iW?fiMwti?gttWtoa* &DWAHD DALY. 1*1* of Charloteo, 8.?. WwMy Price GOMM* ta wt ir*. h> po?U ?Jertilijcw. PERUVIAN* OT ANO. A (\f\ 10NS NO- 1 GENUINE PERUVIAN GU v" ANO, thro.t fron? tarnt and w i ranted parc, to arrive p< r seh'oncts D. 0? H?lse, H.W. Oodfroy. sylvan, at d I.ucv A. Orcutl from New York. For salo by T. J. REUB St 00. Fehiuary 20 LAND PLASTER. POU BULS I'A ND PLA.STIR, TO A BRI VE Ol " * ' per seimonar Trade Wind. For Bale by T. J. KERR Si CO. February 20 PAT A1\S(J0_ GUANO. Letter from James Pagan. . CHESTER, Pc?TH ('Att UNA, January C. 1809. Dear.^ir-I have just received a communication (rom Goo. W. Grafihn, li pq.. Treasurar of Patapsco .nano Company, requesting my opinion of tho "PA l'AP->CO," to bo sen' direct to you-which I take pleasure in doh>g, as I inc 'rely believe that it is the best fertilizer now in USP. I hive tested its merits fully, ati'i find those who have used it alongside of jilter popular fertilizers, do not hesitate to Rive it tho preference; thoroareas many kinds in uso hero os there aro merchants who deal in it. No two Rouses recommend tho samo Biud, but durbin tho last season I had a good opportunity of introducing tho "PATAVBCO" GUANO to some extent. T gave to trn (10) diff?rent planters 500 pounds GUANO to putoaoh on ono acre ol'land, and agreed to take part of thc product for pay. Tho.y all succeeded well. I got nearly 100 per cent, profit from ibo. ten acres, anti tho planters are Battened that they got 50 to 100 por cent, more than they could have expected on the same land without the GUANO. 1 also sold small quantities to somo twenty or thirty planters, who tried it on all sorts of laud. Some of thom certify to wonderful results, and every one of them have engaged to take mor? for tho coining season. I expect to sell ten times thc amount which was takcu last season. I began in 1867, aud have uot heard oue man say it did not over-pay bim for Ins outlay. In sonic re? spects lt must bo superior to thc Peruvian Guano. For instance, you tau mis the .feed with tho PATAPS? CO, aud tho Peruvian must bo covered be?ore plant? ing. Ihe "PATAPSCO" acts at, ouoouoon tho sprouts, a?soon as it comos from tho seed and makes it start right ott growing, and prevents tho sickly slago which cotton, without the stimulus, has lo go through-you know Oil For two or three weeks thc cotton plant is in a condition which is so pre? carious that no planter eau say that ho has a certain stand I bolievo Ino "PATAPSCO" secures a netter at.d more healthy ?Maud than can bo had by thc ap? plication of any other fertilizer. I speak from ex perimonlB made for two >ear->. I have planted a lit? tle cotton tor thu purpose of watching the rosult, and nm sor- that rotting tho scod in PATAPSCO GUANO will scottie an carly uni healthy Bland of cot? ton, which is like Rotting a goo'l start in any kind of .rato. I would recommend '.'50 to 300 pounds to the aero I made 60.) pounds hut from one aero by planting 500 pounds of "PATAPSCO," which mudo 2150 pounds tho year bet?re without lt, nud tho season of 1807 was better for eottcn than 1863. 'J ho same field on the part not fertilized made moro in 1867 than in *G8. I tuinit it woul i pay best, however, for about r.00.? pounds to thu aeie. Respectfully, <3U>ned) JAMES PAGAN. For further information, apply lo COURTENAY ?S? T it IC > HOlill. General Agents, Union Wharf, February 13 . sC Charleston, S. C. THE LODI M&N?F?C.U6IN& CO. (ESTABLISHED 1840.) INVITE PLANTERS AND FARMERS TO *END for a pamphlet, descriptive of their Fertilizers. We oiler our DOUKLE REFINE J P UDRE1TE. equal to the bost Buporphosphato, at tho low price ol $25 per ton., 1 his Company also make a supo rioc article of Nitrophosphato and pure Bono Dust. See testimonials: li M. i ODD. smithfield. Va., says whore ho med tl." Double Refined Poudrotto on corn it doubled the yield WILLIAMS BROS , Dover, Del., says it gave their rhubarb and tomatoe a vigorous growth, ripening the lat-er two weeks earlier P. W. HuTonisov, sr, near Cherokee, Ga., Bays it nearly doubled bis yield of col ton. Hon. Ku S. snoBTEB, Eufaula, Ala., says bia cot ton V, ..'.. fully gquul to adjoining isolde manured with tho best Supoi pno-pbates. H. -MON i OOM ?-.KY, El avilie, Ga., say? it increased his crop of cotton 150 lbs per acre. ^ G. S. OGLESBT. Manet a, Ga., uso I it on corn and cotton and say* it rm re than doubled tho yield, tie regaids it tho cheapest, and uio.-t redab.e Fertilizer within his knowledge. Es-Uovernor M.TU, Wavrenton. Va., tried it with three several crops tho last and present yo irs. and Bays: "I pronounce it with confidence a most valua? ble manure " 'Hie Superintendent of General W. R. Cox, Polk Island Plantation, N. O., says: "IthinkthoPoudretto used for corn ca> not bc surpassed; us, d it also on cotton which produced a latgo y ?cd. Dr E. M. f-ENDLiTON, ai arta, Ga., says: "Tho Nitrophosphato of Lime, used on cotton made 248 per tout, tho first year. Professor OEOHQ? H. COOK, of the New Jersey H tate Agricultural College, at New Brunswick, cays: .Tho Double Refined Poudrette and Nitrophosphale of Lime paid us full 100 per cont, above their mar? ket value ih tho increase of crops this year." AddresB LODI MANUF\C lUHING COMPANY. Box 8139. Now York Post?nico. Office No. 60 Court landt-street. J. A. ENSLOW & CO.? CHARLESTON, AGENTS FOB THE COMPANY. January 14 thstu3mos CHESAPEAKE GUANO, A IV AMMONIATED 8ULVBLE PHOSPHATE, COMBINING ALL THE QUALITIES OF BONE AND PERUVIAN GUANO. ?pHTS FERTILIZER Iii WARRANTED TO GIVE wjL satisfaction. Planters and farmers aro Invited to send tor pa nphi ?ts, descriptive of its virtues and bow to apply ir. OS" Price, ?65 per ton of 2000 lbs. .' For sale by U. 01. HUT I., EIS, February 17 Agent at Charleston, 8. C. "GUANO!" No. 1 PERUVIAN. HARDY'S "SOLUBLI? PHOSPHO-PERUVIAN." SAP.DY'S *'AM'MONIATED SOLUBLE PACIFIC;" ALSO. HI Gril EST UltADKli PUKE PHOSPHA TlO U?A>Os AVU OKOUNO LIMII PJLASTKU. TUB USE OF THE ABOVt, >OLUI?LE P80SPI?0 . PK if U Vi A N mid nmmoul ted soluble Pacific Guanos is particularly recommended, being com pou' da of tue nc cet P chic Vho pbatic Guano, rendered soluble; tue former o n tain tug iweuty per cent of Po.'uviuu Guano, und 'ho latter highly am? moniatod with animal inatror-nianing the roost oonceutrateo and pron cab e f?rtil.zora ia use for cot to.i. corn, wheat and Jonaceo. tor sale KI baie and oi r.-ln, in quautios to suit, Testimoniale frum ho- ? wh > have used the above will b<? tumi ed on application. OUAESUlt. I ?'.33, SS BI'TO df CO., Gutioral Agents at Charleston. ..Feed yonv Lund and lt will Peed Ton.** December f?_?*a_thatu4mo PACIFIC GUANO COMPANIES S M l? *J B I? B PACIFIC GUANO. CAPITAL..;.-.777777.?i,oco ooo fpHIS GUANO DTE* i IK FROM PKROVIAK X Guano simply in ?be relative proportions of the same eh ra rn ts of fertility. Its uso during th? past tour years for the culturo of colton and -om han given to lt a oltaracter tor standard excellence unsaipaosed by genuine Peru? vian Guano, and where season* of drought inter vene, i produces a large t nore*' e of crop?. * Tba pi ice at whioe thu Guano to placed ts so much be'ow that Of Peiuvian Guano, as to constitute lt an object of ma erial importance to BOO th ern Agriculture. Tho large os. ital and res mrces of tho Company euablu it te furnish a Guano or the highest raine at the lowen pofsib e oat to consumer and the highes interest of tba company ls recognised In this policy. I ho Company looks to large sales, ?mal profits and a permano .it trade for compensation on capital levered. ?r. i?r. JULIEN? RAVENEL, of South Cero-' Una, is scli-?tiflo Director te the Oempany. which affords a erne uuarantee of the ooatinuod ex* cellenco of the Guano. Nona gemafaae ant*** broad ed willi Ihe name ot JOHN H. mtka? ?l OO., Geno ral Agent? o. thoPU XF.O GUANO COMPANY. Fer term? and mode of applioa ion apply to '.4* ;. ?. A. ROB HOM, Agent for the (Hate of ^-ou?h Carolina, , No?. 1 and 2 A ttaaifo ?barf. Deoenabe? U} MO atutbSmo faction Sales. Positive Sale. BY U. ?V A. P. CALDWELL. On TUESDAY, tIto '?Od instant, viii be ?old before our Store, at lo o'clock, 100 barrels BRUCE'S CONCENTRATED FERTIL 17. ER, said to be superior to Peru via-1 Guano, one of trie most active and valuable F< rtilizors ever offered to tbe FarniTs. composed of Swan Inland Ounuo, Dr' Ground charcoal and Dried Rb at. Con i Mons cash tuth-tu4 February 10 [BALK POSTPONED TO THE 2GTn INBTANT, FRIDAY ] Fx parte Wm. Shepherd, in re Joseph Pur? cell-Assignee* s Sale of the "Purcell Ftrrrn," on the Dorchester Road, near Charleston, at Auction DY G. McBHTDE SMITH, Auctioneer. By virtue of a Decree in Bankruptcy in thc abovo cave, will bo sold ER DAY. 'ho 2tilh instant, at ll o'< lock, at the tdd I'o.-toiilcc, All that I RAC! OF LAND, lyina on tho north side of the public road leading from charleston to AMiIoy River Ferry, containing reventy-flve and a Indi t7G>j) acres, more or lc.-s, and also a i mali Tract of L an i on tho northern boundary ol the abovo iract and in? corporad d with it o? one tract; bounded north and east on lands now or lute of-Uoward, vont h on the Dorchester ltoad, west on lauds uow or late of - Beckman, and uorlhwcst on lands now or lat'' ?1 Rev. P. O'Neill; tho place said to contain phos? phates, aud to be well sett ed. Terni*-One-third cash; tho balance in one and two years, secured by a mortgage on ihopiopcrty; purchaser to pay tor papers ond stamps. E. W. MARSHALL. Assignee of Jos Purcell. February 17 wv-tb fl BAILIFF'S SALK. Ry virtuo of au execution to me directed and de livered, will bc wold, on WEDNESDAY, thu 2llh instant."a i ll o'clock pi o ?sely, at tho wharf at west end of I.eaulain-str?ot, All tbe right, title and interest of the defendant in 1 FLAT, 1 YAWL DOA I andi roil ol HOPE. Levied on and to bo sold as the properly ol Quavh Heuling at tho suit of Ernest 13 essen. February 1G tnsw3 P. FLYNN. P.ailiff. | THU ST AT K OF SOUTH CAROLINA, I OREl'NVILLE COUNiY-IN CHANCERY. Wyman, Byrd ? Co , vs. Grady $ Hawthorn. Hill to Foreclose Mortgage, $c. By virtuo ol the Dccrcal Order of his Honor, Judge James L. Orr, mad-.' in tho above caso, I will soil to thc highest Didder, ?it Greenville Courthouse, on SALES-B ' Y in IVarch next, thc PREMISES < re? scribo t in tho pleadings, viz : A 1 that piece, p <reel and Tit ACT OF LAND, situ? ated in ?ho (J uuty of Greenville, seven miles from tho Courthouse, and six from tho Greenville Rail? road Depot, lying on both sides of Reedy River, con? taining four hundred and ninety-nine acres, moro or less, in a high state of cultivation. Upon I he place is located the woll known Colton and Wool Factory of tho d?tendants. Thc Conon Factory is in full operation, with some thirteen hundred spindles and twenty-four looms ; the Wool Factory wltb one hundred and twenty mule spindles, is also lu ?;ood ordor and auocesslul operation. On tho premises aro a pood Flouring, Orist and ??aw Mills, with Blacksmith Shop-two comtortablo dwelling houses, and several small framed houses, for tho operatives, with a nico bric:; <'huich. 'Hie water power at all reasons s sufficient to drivo throe times the amount of machinery now in operation. Thc country is rc markibly beal th v, with a climats unsurpassed in tho Unit d S atoB with a sobbr, industrious and energe? tic population. Wooded lands adjacent, well tun-' bcrrd. can bo purchased at reasonable prices 'ihls ls tiic best opt ortunity ?or an iuvcttmcnt to capital? ists that has been oilcredin the up-country sinco tho war. Tonna cash. Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps. w. A. MCDANIEL, C. C. C. Clerk's Office, February 2 I860. February 13 sw flrurjS, dHjcitiicuIs, detr. C~. F. PANKWTW, Apothecary and Chemist. No. 1?8 Meeting-street, C Ii A. rt T- E S T O NV, S - C . rjl??E ADVERTISER BEGS TO CALL ATTEN? TION to his stock of the best Imported and Domes? tic CHEMICALS, DRITGrS, AND PAT EIST MEDICINES. UPON THE DISPENSING DEPARTMENT Of his business he bestows the utmost personal care and attention, and gu?ranteos tho PURITY of the MEDICINES used In compounding. PRESCRIPTIONS Prepared carefully at all hours of the day and night. SPECIAL AGENCY FOR THE SALE OF SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS, MANUFACTURED BY Messrs. GEO. TIEMANN & CO., OF NEW YORK. J HIS STOCK OF Hair, Tooth and Nail Brushes. PEKFUMEEIBS, \&o., IS LARGE AND WELL SELECTED. Agoucy for tho salo of the celebrated 1 ' . ? ' ..? ;.'.I.' il. .. .. ; Korkbridge Alum Spring Water? % A supply of which ts always on hand. MANUFACTURER OF PANKNIN'S HEPATIC BITTERS, Which have established for themselves a reputation surpassed by none. Through constant offert and attention he hopes to merit a continuance of tho public patronage which hu hitherto been extended to him. February 16 tuthslyr ALTA VELA PH KSPHATA:. TT 18 COMPORT* OF TUB OUANO FROM ALTA VELA, Combined with other fertilizing material aeieniifioal ly treated, making a OOMPLKI E UL NURE. The Company importing the O minc direct from the doh deposita of Biri? at ALTA V. LA. ls enabled to furnish, at a low price, a Fertihasr not 1*1. For sale by H KW UV ?OBI A * CO,, Al Charlesion, H. 0., tor nTXTT DOLLARS PER TON, or the ALTA v*RLA QV \MO COMPANY, Nov, Sf Broadway. Nsto York. January 98 Ruction Soles. Valuable Real Estate corner Broad and Church streets-4o be sold a> If ?.ile of for mer Purchaser, hf having ja,I'd to comply with terms of S'ile. WM. ?icKAY, Auctioneer, Will sell on 'I U USD AY, ?he Md instant, at the Old Postofllce, Broad-street, ut 11 o'clock. That DESIRABLE COi.NEIt s I O lt H, corner of Broad and Church streets. A 1.80, Iii.- TWO Aii.IOINIXi STOKES <>n Droad-stroet, measuring on Broad-Street sixty-oro (61) foot, moro or 1? ss, and on Chun h thirty-eight i38i toet more or less. Xho above property to bo sold 'o.ether. T erm-"ne Ihird casu; balanco iu one and two years in equal annuaj insta mc?tn serurod by bond and morten :e, vvitli Interest from day of sale at mv?-n per cent. Tn eh SIT to pay Auctioneer for papers and st m; s. February lt? House and. hot Vu 18 tJurns' Lana-to 6? soldat Risk of former Purchaser, he having failed to comply with terms of "ale. WI. HcKAY, Will sell on TUESDAY. 23d instant, at tho Old Poa' offlce, lit ll o', lock. Tbat DESIRABLE XWO-AND-A-HA LF STORY DWEL1 I^Oand two storv Bit h n. lot measures twenty-five toet front by one hundred and nino feet deep. Terms-One-half cash; balance iu one yoar, secur? ed by bond and mortgage. Purobyriir i"> pay Auc? tioneer for p .puis and stumps. February 16 Elegant Private Residence ut corner of Orange and 'fradd streets. W. Y. LEITCH & ll. P. BRUNS, Auctioneers. By virtue rf on order of sale to mo directed by tho Bon. (Jco. S. li yan. Judge of the United States Court for the District ot South Carolina, I wall sell at public aucion on T UE>D \Y, 9th March, at ll o'clock A. M., ai tho Cid Postofflce. That very desirable and spacious RESIDENCE at northwest comer ot Orange and lined streets, now j occupied by the Bon. P. C. Gaillard. 'Ibo House contains- rooms, and upon thc premises are all necessary outbuildings, with a spa. ions garden spot und?>r cultivation. This i-< one ol the most desirable Th-sidoucis in Charleston, and is well situated w ih reference to tho business part ot v barlestou, and lu o o.-o proximity .to tho Bai tory. Tot. niea.-utcs lit) feet ou fradd by ICO feet on Oranue-street. .j erms-One- ourth caBh; balan o in ot.c, two and three years, secured oy bond ai d mortgage of the property, willi interest; property to b ? insured aud poiicy assigned. Purchaser to pay Auctioneers for papers and stamps. LVWBK^CE W. O'HEAR, As-igueo of 'thoo 'ore Stoney. February 15 mstthmtuG LVlltit, S AL. Ll Ofi' UE1L ESTATE IW ATLANTA. GA. Will bc sold on tho first TUESDAY in March, by the Administrators of William Berring, deceased, TUE FOLLOWING PROPERTY: First. A magnificent FAMILV M ANSI O M, four? teen rooms with necess-irv c o?cts and outhouses, situated on Pe acht' ee-street, in a first class neigh? borhood in every respect. Second, ."-even Cit Y LOT'S within oro hundred feet of tho siaietiouso and Fir?t Baptist Church, four ot which have improvements on them: ono of these baa a pood eight-room brack house finished throughout with closets. Third, a B?TOE -TOREH~>U-E and Kitchen, in tho most desirable business part of tho city, on Whitehall-st eet.fronting '?1 lotton Whitoha?-aireet, and running bactt ono bundled and muctoon leet, with tho right ot an alloy Fourth. Au exe lieut FARM of lTOacrca on Peach? tree B< ad, tour miles from the eitv; Atty acros of cotton land, wiih a go id peach orchard und good fencing. Fifth. An interest in WILD UND?: ?Irio Notes and Accounts and stocks iu several Ma 'lieturing Companies. Mr. norring having boon long a resi? dent ot Atlanta, ho selectod the most di siraolo prop? erty, both as to present and prospective value; con? sequently cvtry toot ollero; ia No. 1 lu every ro spect. Terms-One-third ca.-h; the balanco in four and eight months, with lu:erosr from .lay of salo. J. \V. BEBBINH.I W. F. Ul:RUING, ! .,,",", L"FMHI N. L ANO EIL , f Administrators. A. LEYDEN, J February 13 D&O 13 Jlurtto neets' prioate Sales. Residence irith Large Lot, in Ashley street. BY LOUIS J). DeSAUSSURE. At Private Sale Th:i commodious RESIDENCE. No. 17 Asbley 8ti eet, north of Beo-str?)ei, and contisuous lo Rut lt due-avenue, containing ten ro >ms and pautry, with water works; Lot measures 150 feoi front, by 116 feet deep, and is caoablo of sub- Tvistoa. Apuly CB abovo. ut " No. 23 BEOAu-S I BEET. February 18 thsmltut? jiteielloncnns.^ IMPORTANT NOTICE. MESSRS. PEbLQRSE & CO., HOB 'ICULTU RISTS. from Paris, have the honor to inform Ihepubl c that they have arrived in thia city with a beautiful assortment of FLOWEHS, PLANTS ANO FANCY SHUUBS, For Gardens a'd Houaes.aB fo lows : 100 different kind- of very fin.-, grafted ROSES. 400 vaiiotiesof FRUIT lUEE?j of tho finest quail* ties, amona wi.ic.i are tho Cherry lr^o (Empress Eugenie) eiglP oi tho Cherries weighing one pound. The Butter Poar, incomoar.iblo, w-ighs from one to two pound-, each: ard a large assortment of Flowers and Vecetable seed Also, very fine Bulbs of every sort, which remain in bloom from five to s x months. Carnation Pinks ( cw var.eries) recently intro? duced in France. Amateur, aro solicited to call and examine the above assortments at the stora No. 192 King-street. AU of tbe abovo Plants will be warranted, as the importers are well known among Horticulturists in this conntr; as responsible in their engagements. February 17 12 PKLLORsE St CO. ? E K S U Al St BATES, CHAMPAGNE ALE BREWERY, HARLEM, AT. Y. This celebrated Ale is brewed fresh all through tho year and is guaranteed to keep sound through tho hottest weather, and on that uceo nt is of all Ales the best adapted ta thc -outhora climats. The proprietors aro desirous of establishing a trade for their. Alo in this section, aod wish to nuke ar? rangements with sem i cn rgetlc, responsible party to take ?bo gency for tho sale of it m <'ba>l ston and viciuity. RYE RS ON & BA TPS. Harlem station, sew York City. February 15 Imo P, B. FICKLIN tt HAVING TAKEN H?CKADAY'S STABLES AND LOTS IN SPRING-STREET, Ia now pr'paroa to keep CATTLE, HOR9ES and STOCK of ev. rv deseiipt on. Ti er* is a good pump a id larse s"cda on tho lot. I wan sell Stook on small comm ssi in. Imo_Februar, 9 M. L. FJLLEY'S elebrated Cooking > t??ves, j " PHILANTHBOPIST" AND "CIVILIAN," Manufacture! at Troy, N. Y.. and fdr salo by D. 1. FULLERTON, AUGUSTA, OA. mni?E STOVES STAND UNRIVALLED FOB J. capacity, durability, oonve> leuce and the gen? eral purpose^ to wbiob I'ookim Stovos are used. The Pim AN : -JROPIM 1* oxtrahcav.pl tod, and bas Ash Drawer; can he mad,? into a rix boiler hole stove: han oaft iron W*'er. Tank galvanised,or enamel lined- A ctrlcuy first-class ?tove. Tba CIVILIAN ii ot a neat design, snd ha.? afine larga Oven. This stove ca i be bad with the extension Dace, six bolo?, and rt*< rr o?r when desired For further U formation apply t<v D. L. FULL til" TON, January 3o_gagos_Antuet ?. Qa. P| B O M ? TO 300 bora?? power, n.dndiug Ul? co ebra td < or ls-. cnt-o? .-..gUva. ?-Udo V iv? sta iouary fr raines, Portaale Omit ut?, a o. .iso, circa ar Mulav and Gang saw .ills, -?war c M Mill?, h . i ting. Palle vs. *?, I,, tte d Jilnglo Milla, Wheat md Corn Attila Circular aw?. Bal tl. I?, ft*, hood a- desvr.ptivo Olrosdaraad priM List. W K)D * MA^N HTML*. A ENGIN ? .0_ Fehrawy W ?aso* Untes Hw* ToVk.