The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, February 24, 1869, Image 2

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THE DAILY NEWS. RIORDAN, DAWSON & CO., PROPRIETOR?. OF FIVE ?. 149 EAST SAY. Trnvi- DAILY NKWS, one y?ar.56 O'. Dui.Y NEWS, six months. .3 00 BAUT *EWB. three months. 2 00 TM-WEKKXT NEWS, one year.3 CO Tai-WEEKLY News, six months.2 00 . TAYMIHT .nvariably in advai ce. No paper t-out unless the cash accompanies the orUcr, or for a long? er time than rata for. TEE BAJXX NEWS will be served ti ."ub.?eribers ia the city at 15 cents per week. AnvHrnsEsiKXTa-First insertion, 15 cents a line; subsequent in*ertionp, 10 cents a hue. Business Notice?, 2S rente a linc. Marriage and Funoral No loes. One Dollar each. _ I I WS 8 U M M A H V. -Gold in New York closed weak al 32j?. -Cotton closed ia New York firm at 29$; sales 3,500 bales. In Liverpool, colton closed active; uplands 12d@12id; Orleans 124@12?d; sales 15,000 bales. -GeorgePeabody is ia very poor health, and will soon leave England for one of the German watering ph ces. -The attempt to woak thcsconory at Booth's new theatre by steam power proved a failure, and t ic old-fashioned manual power has boen restored. -Thc w?alth:e3t man in America is said to be young S'cvens, son of the late Edwin A. Stevens, of Hoboken, who, when ho reaches his majority, will bo worth $150,000,000, by the advance of his estate in. New Jorsey. -Life, according lo Herbert Spencer, is "the definito oombinatiou of definite composite ho terog-enous changes, both simultaneous and successive, in correspondence with ex ernal coexistence and sequences!"' You're another. -"If you had eighty years to live, how would you spend it so as to be perfectly happy here below ?" asked a French writer, and an? swered it btmseif: "Tho first thirty years as a pretty wo i an, thirty more as a groat general, and tfce rest as a bishop." -Black double breasted frock coats, light pants, Stanley searls, 6howiug tho edge of a white vest, light gloves and a pink in thc left bntton-holo, is now thc co.rect, fashionable and stylish ball, reception, dinner and viii; tug oosturjo for modern society meu. -Tho London limos bas actually come out with tho startling innovatienof au index of its daily contents, at thc head of its editorials ! The reason is this : Tho penny papers aie get? ting ahead of it, especiilly ia wayside au J book&tal! sales, and on ihe railways. -Judge A. B. Clitherall, of Montgomery, Ala., died in tta; city on Wednesday last. Judge Clitherall was ono of tko leading moa of the State. He had filled thc ollie es of'State Senator, Clerk of tho House, Circuit Judge, and Begislcr in th9 Confederate Stales Treasury Department. -Tho Toledo Blade states that Miss Maggie Mitoho-l wa* married iast July to Mr. Henry T. Pad :OCK zt ^iat city, that she is to reside henceforth in New Korie, and that sho has finally abandoned the stage. It is said iu ex? planation that as thc indy bad a number of professional engagements to fill, it was deem? ed b3st to keep the fact of her marriage a secret from thc public, and it was made known to bat iew of the f:\eads or either party. -Soxns modi st genius is after the Louisiana Legisla: tu? f r an appropriation ot $100,000 !o purchase Iiis patent cotton worm extermina? tor. Tuc New Orlcaus Times tells us that tho working piiuciple of tho invention is founded upon tho known fondness o: the cotton worm for its own larva) or eses. Several pairs are taken by the planter and carefully brod until the b>rv? oro deposited; theso aro to be sepa? rated, and each ono impaled on the barb of a small fish hook. When a sufficient number has boen thus prepared, a hook is to be huug upon each leaf of the plant. Ly carefully attending these hooks, removing tho caught worms and rebarbicg them witn Hi?lame, it is calculated that in the course of i imo the evil may ba effec? tually conquered in every locality, . -A Washington lotter says : "When Mrs Senator Patterson found herself the 'first 1 :dv in the land,' sho made this remark, which has been tho key-aote of the feminine dop irlment of the Wbito House from that eveutful diy to tho present time : 'Wo aro plain people, from Hie mountains cf Teunessce, called bere for a short time by a national calamity. I trust t JO much w il not to expected ol us.' When Anna Snrratt threw herself prostrate upon thc floor of ono of thc ante-rooms of tho White House, begging piteously to seo Mi3. Patterson, she said: 'Tell the gul >he has my sympathy, my tears, but I have no moro right to speak than the serv_n s ol' ?ho White H raso.' When tho 'pardon brokers' ra.led their slimy lengths overywbcrovab mt the minsion, they nover dared to cr e. a certain cachante 1 pathway, andthofiei .f.sny lobbyist eet ia this direc? tion La? a Wita b.oug.?t up in the end against a stoae w .1 " -Tho New Ywik Metropolitan P.ecord says : "There nevi v wac a time in tho history of t!i:s city when tx .uvugaj.ee wes camed to such a dizzy he.glit as now. Notiu divss alone, but inkcuse.-. i.: c triages, ta horses, in entertain? ments,yiu b ;io parties, in every way iu which inonej ca i bo expo:.dod it 13 ;:ourcd out like water.. tho insult is dress without laste, homes tu...i.--i- happiness, and social inter? course -ut o. j yui.-ut. Thc extra va a-co ' of thc women ia, i oeed, saddening to coutim plate. Exuib u-.u. prices aro asked and che.-r fuii> give.; : 'lio-s, w.ii:c diatuou is andjow elry cost a fj.-.uuo. ?$j?io of our fasbiouabic ' belief luve iin.1T dresses imported ready made from Pa: H. O >,>' d exactly in its minutest de? tails from thc court costume of tue Empress "Eugenie anti i ho I ?tiles of her court. Wo have oar court j > ir?als, too, in which all too fash? ionable cop-e at of the day is retailed, mar? riages are announced by authority, and e'opc mentsduly euro?iei?d, the proportion of both announcements bu ng about equal. Then we have 'court quadrilles' at tho houses of our republican arutoora?y, and in 'point of fret,' as Cousin Foeuix would say, having reached the minimum iu morals sad the maximum ia wealth, we aro ripe for the introduction cf every folly .ml every absurdity. To cap tho climax, our fashionable bride* have determin? ed to .inaugurate' the system of pages - 'Uto? pian ^nite.' Hero is a good chanco for ot;r 'women's right?' women to sse to it that boys do not monopol.se this new and doubtless lucrative branch of indus try." _A writer in the London Spectator pro ponnda a new theory in refcronce to tho nume? rous well au h intioatod oases in which per? te -i?, at he niomeut ot death, lr.vo nie-.lj then t>re,i nee seen or felt b.v Jistaut friend;'. Ut n>X ?eta that the brain has the power of t.. ./iT. .'/, vtbi or vibrations m anatmos . phire peet: ir ta itself, jost a i a magnetic bat ..- tends an and ablion through the magnetic Z . I contained ;:i a telegraph wura, or a b-e!! i. Ls the air au ; r >a vi. ng it ia motion when it 13 rung. At the moment of death, particularly j of death by some violence which finds tho body ! in full vigor, the brain, exerting itself with spasmodic intensity, causes those brains which 1 are connected erith it by affinity to feel its pow- j er, aud thus to perceive tho presence of the j person to whom it belongs. Such oblique | j methods of communicating between braiu and brain, if such there bo, would, in the opinion of the writer, probably but rarely take effeot. Thc influences would be too minute t and subtle to tell upon any brain already pre- ( oecupiod by action of its own, or on any but brains of extreme, perhaps morbid, suscepti? bility. Brt if. indeed, thera bo radiating from living brains any such streams of vibratory movements, these mr.y well have an effect, even without speech, and bc", perhaps, thc modus Operandi of ' thc little flash-thc mystic hint" of tho poet-of that dark and strange sphere of hair-experiences which tho world lias never been without. The theory, to which its pro poundcr gives the nome of "brain waves." is au ingenious one, and may yet receive scien? tific corroboration. That this matcri .! world has within it a host of forcc3 not appieciable by the coarser sc n8to, and that mind can act on mind without audible speech or visible mo? tion, and at distances beyond tho ream of sound or sight, is getting to be generally con? ceded. But how, or under what condition?, this power exhibits itself, is still an interesting sui ject of inquiry. CHARLESTON. WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY24,18C9 1 he Mercury's Farewell. , We print, to-day, the farewell addressed \ to tbe subscribers of The Charleston Mercury. < by the last editor of that paper-a paper ' which, for half a ceutury has exeroised a \ potent, and not uufrequently a ooutrolling, 1 influence over the policy and fortunes of the j State of South Carolina. ; When James Gordon Bennett was cm- j ployed in translating from the Spanish t newspapers for one of the daily journals of 1 Charleston, The Mercury ranked lowest upon j the list. It was soon, however, recognized as a first-class journal-as au able, inde- j. pendent and eloquent advocate of Demo- t, eratic principles, and in particular, as on r. organ of the l.-inded gentry of the -South. S With a rare consistency, with a gallantry r which no edda could daunt, with a tenacity of opinion which no circumstances could * bend, it contended, from the beginning to ^ the end of its o?reer, for, Slate sovereignty f, Igainst the disciples of the school of Hamil- d ion and Webster, for free trade against the n iisciples of the school of Clay, for African P ?lavery against the disciples of the school P ?f Wilberforce and Garrison. If, upon ibeec ^ itibj-ctp, the views ot The Mercury were - )fientimes extreme, if the spirit of its dis? cussions was defiant of opposition, if it did " lot trouble itself with tho arts of concilia-, o ion whieh ure often essential to thc succc.-s f. if public measures, it maiuioiued, never Aeiese. inc resocct duo to fearless siuccri- ? y and hearty conviction. ?? As a paper of thc old regime, The Mercury cl raiiked wi.h the best. It represented the A lurreut opinions with great clearness and orce. It defended thc once existing insti- ^ ulions with a remai kable vehemence of trgumcut and iuveetive. It was a dis- j ? Anguished political journal; and now thp.i _ he isues to which it was devoted have 1 leased to agitate the public mind, the recol- w ec!ion of its political services and fiery " philippics will loug be cherished by Us pa- 05 rons of the by gone uge. For, while cheerfully reading this testi- ~\ aenial io The Mercury, wc arc bound to say ?! hat its views do not, in our judgment, re- ai [oct the prospects of thc new age upon vhich our people havo now entered. Re- ^ peel for ourselves aud our fathers, rsquires T, is to reverence the past; but wc cannot re- M mild the f?llen structure, and it would be - imply foolish in our people to spend the \ eeting years of opportunity, in laments- f" ions among thc sacred ruins. Something iflereut must arise; let us help to rear it, ^ nd make it better if we can. The fathers S tb; f the republic will not be disturbed on pr lair high seat?, if we take tho enies lhat p. tey built of bric? aud rebuild them with 11 larblo. . ^ On thc other hand, we would not magu'i- ci r the present. It is chaotic, just as ev?ry 1,0 ?ansiiiou . state must b*. THO defeat in SS attie was followed by social overthrow and pheaval. But little would wa honor ibe " .adiiion.s, the sagtciij', the blood of eur I topi?', if we thought for a moment mat ??7. ley had no other resort than dc=pair. rr title would wc honor thc grand possibilities tat arc in u.t and ?round us, if we tamely cit 11 renden d ours -Ives aa vic ims to ike cor- n ipi le-id-.rs of ignoran- minorities amongst (, ? j Our land is no Poland, sentineled by t-I_ rmed empires; no Ireland, li'.'ramed in by '5 icxorable wares a?. ' threatening n-vits; C] irs is no captive life, ti;at ein oaiy si ruin at jjjjj 3 fetters ia Emmett eou--pir<.c':c>, or breathe Ol it its sorrows in ballade liko Siangan's rr gus, or iu r-pics like the heart-breaks of ,J ookiewicz. Il ~e cauuot be kept under the Wl1 ty one t. We have aa umple field fer w ik. * 1 e have produc?s thai the world must pur- rr ia?o We have every epportuuity for po- Jfjt tical combination. Already wo hear from rr ashingtou that tho Northwest and Soutlt cst, combining, have defeated the Mi idle - ld Eastern States iu the H-mse, securing ^ r us forty millions of baukiug cur-t-?cy. **?' his will do very well for a begiuuijg. iii Immortal hate is thc policy of perpetual ^ tin But heart and hope ant1 enif com- ^ and, and cheerful industry, ar: t -.e policy 1?: tiled to a great ptople, iubabitia? a grent " mut ry, and intending to uch.tv< a gieai ireer. -. , , . .- P Gi-:-"'1:1;IA is certainly awak-? on the sub QU ct-cf cot: on mauufnesnre. Ia every con- . derabie towu iu tho Stale the p?ut-rs are .1 . . ? Ail -gnig the people lo lUTrtsl their money in 1 cotton factory, and iu vc?y tuiiuy instan b the movement h.? . been bt-iiuii with un L?.'( tritestness taai ia a safe au?u.-y of sue 'i ?JI. Ia Savannah, we notice thc er ec iou j\ expensive cotton nulls has been under . . , . ?lo, keu by responsible parties; und it is abo 1 c< :?tempi ilion to t..ke the spkn.di-l build j g ended by Messrs L>m-ir, L nv ai.d ^ hers for a flouring mill, ?nd recount ruc ? to nuit the new purpose. L trge cub riptions have already been made, aud the ^ ipers of our sister city are very sanguine . ' tte success of the enterprise. ' j Tolbert'* 'testimony. We have no hesitation in dedaring our >elief that tho deposition of Wm. S. Tol >ert, which, we publish in another column, ?owcver accurato it may be in respect to lis own part in the killing of Randolph, is i tissue of misrepresentation, so far as it >retends to describe tho state of society in be up country during the recent pol'ttioal lampaigu. We shall be a little curious to ice how tho Republican law officers of the i>!aie mean to deni with this confessed as? m-sin, who has shown himself so zealous md pliant A witness in defaming the people jf bis State. Fiat /uftitia, ruat eoclum ! Fovrer of: lie South. There is mere truth than poetry ia the Allowing characteristic article from Brick Pomeroy's paper, thc New York Democrat. The facta it presents afford abundant food for tbonght. to thc people of the South, as well an a wholebom9 waining lo the pros? perous communities of thc North : "A fow years ago New Wk received forty times aa much colton as Baltimore. Last year it i-at- roc-ived only nine time as much. This fact is terribly sugiro3tivo to Northern mer? chants and capitalists. Suppose the Southern people should resolve, with catire unanimity, to Irado no more with the North-that th*y BllQuki m.ako Baltimore, and Charleston, and other Southern ports, the depots of ail their Irado with Europe anti tho old world-what then could become of our commerce.? Where will Boston, New York, Philadelphia and the lesser :ities of tho North ?ad tho gro.it staples of ?onimerce which have hitherto employed more than two-thirds of oar shipping and of our rnc ?hanical industry ? The South has only to cs atblish a direct trade with the Old World, to ?trip tho North for nil time of two-thirds ot ts commerce; and then half of tho other third nay bc diverted from tho North or East by ?ailioad communication between Norfulk, Vir rinn, and Hie Groat West. With such a rail ?oad Norfolk would be a far more natural and iOnvemcnt entrepot for all tho Western and european trade than Now York. That tho iouth has thu Ramo in ils hands, if it chooses o play it, no ono will doubt. And, therefore, ivory hour tho Northern Dcoplo permit thia torrid Congressional persecution of tho South rn people, they arc c.-tablishinc: the strongest lossiblc motives for their own ruin. If lb louth had, twenty years ago, established di cet trade nilli Europe for all her staples, thc ?orth would never have acquired Hie wealth nd power to 6u'ju;;a!o the Southern slate? ud, although wc havo pillaged tho?e Stiles rith our atmics, although we havo burnt their ei-cos, rifled their parlors, stolen their horses estroyed their implements of husbandry, and rardcred (heir population, tho soil that lins reduced moro than two-thirds of all tho ex ort wealth ot thc United States still remains, 'hank God, wc could neither sinai nor burn aat Io listona. Ill AN TKO, A SMALL BOUSE III 'IHK ?? LOWER part of lue city below Broad-stvi rt r tot ree. 1 Rout must be iD'irierj'.e. Address LOUR OX No. 19 C?arltrtcn Fo3lofflce. February 22 mw2 ? r ASTEO, A ti KVT'? Tit Ll. Ti rt AMERICAN KN I TING UACBIVE. Price !5. 'ihe simplest, cheapest and bes- Knit ina Ma linc ever invculed Will knit 39.00U stitch, s po: laute. L?:ci.il inducements :o agent*. Address Mr. MIC AN KNITTING MACHINE COMPANY, 00 on, Mass., or at. Louis, Mo. Fe h roary 3 wfui'3* rTTAMTEI?. A Y?>TJ\? AM) ACTIV rt Wom n to no u onsen o k Mast come with >odreferences Ap .ly at ibo uo tbwo?t corder 01 IN. AND UORRIS >llll'L"iS. February 23 2 :\! ANTED, TU l?I??K. v HdUsiO ? o*. rr 'IA INI NU not loss than six roomi. in tb? ostem uart of thoo ty, -eio* C lhouu--irect. ard atvesi nt to the City Railway. Must ho in good pair, wiih dry loL Address, stating te msand lo uion, to ?J iX .No. ?7S, Charl atou Poa'oitlco. ? c arcory 2 J ' UAKTM) lAinilCOl ?TF.LY, BY A GEN 1\ Tl Eil \.>, a suite of I ?OOM '. plolulv f?r >-he-!. and in a Rood 1 irality; i^own town preferred. 1 abundant sup, ly of water m nit 1?' ciosu ct li ud. Idrc s. statiug location and t.rm? A. P , ( Rico AUW Kum._ February IG VANT KL?, BY ? LA OY ACCUSTOM? ED lo writu for ibo pr"ss, cmploymeul on 10 or more Literary Papeisi or Magasine*, us a RI I'ER OF SKETCHES. POETRY, fcc. Address ?ps K. t". W., Fostofiiro, Charleston, 8. C. October 8 yASTKl?, KUn*?C(CiKEUS FOB ALL THE LE MUNG UAGAZI>E.S AND KEWa iFERS, nt publisher's rates. CHARLES c. RIGHTER, Avril 2! No. liii King-street 1 ??KNTg AV ?. NTWU.-575 VOSSOO FK-? \ month, or a COUIIUISMOU Ircm which twice xt amount can be 111 .do'by helling the latoxt im oved COMMON SENSE FAMILY ?BuINO MA JINt ; price si?, lor circular* anti terms, adilro** UOWK s & co.. No. tlio south 1 litrd-ctreel, lila elphin. Pa. ?imo December ? 5/A.VTE?, KVfc.B.VKOD'l '.'?> srj'Jt.. ? SCRIBE lo th* i.IR. HLATTNG LIBRARY - L*.RLES a Rt': M t RH'S Select Library 01" New oks coniainu all ol tho Lites! publications. M-ril 21 N'\ ltti K'NO-STRFJ.T. IIIRBST, PAKT OF TIIK IWH ASI) \ halt rt'iry DWELLING, BiUalol No. 20 Wont rlh-strcet. Inquire ou ?ho Tit?Mls s, or ct ? 0. I KI .Q-STRELI'. 2 Fcb uir.v 24 RK?T, TB'? ? Tii::Eu ;:?M) ;;s with Pantry tv . Kitchen Itocmi and Wood ase, in one 01 Mic pl a-autesl rc-id-nens in ibe v. A^p'y al I'HIS di'! 'i-. :l* Fthruaiy 24 li; Bl'^ r, TRW ?T<-I?E AM) K?- SI MiNCE, corner of King and Lamb >V-t cc.'a ju're ot P. O'DO^N-l.L. un thc inst Lol 11cr.l1 thc :ib: vo. fi br iary 34 O i: i1 M :'. '.* ' 1 . T fi 1". i i tl A B L S DWULINO I10U<:'. No. 03 t'o lug. lr.- I 1*siiHng sereu rqu-iro roams hy.? aili J?. p.Hiiry ch n, und ?ll ne vsi -rji nu huil.tings; imm?diate DiOisio {,'iv n. V v pardeulon, ..p lr ni No 7 ?oRcE- IRliET. 6w January ld \0 UK.MT, . tlt'-ife, SU ? Ttl K\VT C'OL{_ NEB ot Qun n an 1 'I ra-iniinu street-, con aiu t four aquare r ona, allies ami dre- >io2 mons. h cistern . ni! yns l.'entincderate Apply at tho OR s i ORE, No 93 Market Av^bi. pebruary 2-t 2 ti.slut* IO 5iCVT,?.\K i:O03I.TO (>*.'E Oil TWO g-ntlemou. Apply at No. Hi VIARKBI BRET. rebruaty23 ,'fl5! Gfi? J????b. TRAT EU UTtuM 'ITli? SISTK'-?s ip ?iiR Y Qneen-Blract, a large BL\. K RCG. h bu-by t il and wh: e br a - . Any i'ue who V come iu 1).)A?C!-;? JU ol hi:u wil; jd. a>-o ro nni 1 ?0brnpry24 Tul YKI? IXrO MY {?'A't.tl t\ S.IKS :-OHCi rm- ET. within City i*ontulary, a cow. s ow .er i'i v, qio-teJ to cal, pi o vc p ope.-ty acd ' . xpense?. \v JJ. RULLIN. "obraary 24 1* _JP! ^ lU?? SM.K, A i OT OF ?VU E CK- lita KENTirCK? MCLBo, atp. \Vli'T'? sr.ABLlis, EE.?--lRbET. 2* February 23 T P'.'ITATafl SAL' , A OKSt<CAItL.K L HUU3E . ud four aoio LO i' in the 'J own of ;en, - c. ho House cont ins n?vra (t) r o ns on cr"? floor, lcd and pip-iel ami two ( ) :0 ni ait c .; 1 oma nh. nilli p:;azistn ih>>ou ?; and ?.?', ?nj ism id cotHllUou, ii qui iii^t but ??iu t rep.aie. hu Ki oiio.i c.in uiiiy I: co i3) r om?. to ioeaiiou ol ibcsa prrmistxi is oi.ont t'10 hes.1 In ;ou si u iici? O t sui 1 n tue uoritioi? em lor.iOii Rf town, <*oium,n ing a bu view o: Ino saw 1. I o.-iv ..h mt ten (ifj muatca''alk tr .m th. ?it. orlnr hor partie.ila s. ? ply to Oaui: fis r. CONN 'obrnorv 13 \0. ll Broa i-nnou TIS AM P.\t5j"VKH trull ?A ?.IS dlr; AF, if ;i; pl cd ?or immndiaie'r iii DUC 12 bora? Purrah .> UNOIlvE (li OAC 4-tiorse Pori btu Eagma. ALSO. Ona 3-hwpo-powor LMUINK, in cood condition. CAMKKON. CARKLtH & IO., -tbciht oomer Meeting aud Cumbcrlaud-streets, anuary IC OFi-JCE OF UDOLPHO WOLFE, ) So't Imp.-? ter of the Schiedam Aromatic Schnapps, \ No 23 Bec-rer-atrcet. f NEW YonK, Noverolier 3. 1868. J To the People of the Southern States : "WHEN THE TORE MEDICINAL RESTORATIVE-, now so widely lmov.n as WOLFE'S SCHIEL..M ?CHNAPPs, was in roduced into the world under the endorsement of four thousand lead's? luembors of tho medical profession some twenty years ORO, its proprietor was well aware that it could not wholly escape tho penalty attached to all new and nsetul {'reparations. Hr, therefore endeavored to invest ii with strongest iiossiblc safeguard ngaiust rounler i'uiters. sud to roncier all attempts to pirate it diffl cult end dmscroua. I: was submitted to disiiu git'shed, chemists fer analysis', and pronounced by theta ihr pirrctl spirit over manufactured. Its puri? ty sud prepcrltM having oeon tims ascertained, sam? ples ol' Uie article wer- forwarJcd to ten thousand ^liysieiaiia including all tho leading practitioners in Uic United State3, for purro-ea ol experiment. A circular, requesting a trial of tho preparation and a report ot ibe result, accompanied each specimen. Pour thousand o' tho niS3teminont medical men In thc Union promptly responded. Thor opinions of thc article were UDauimously favorable. Such a preparation, thoy raid, had lone boen wanted by thc prolcssioa, a* no reliance could be placed on the ordhiury liquor.' of commer?a, all of which were moro or leas adulterated, end therefore ua?t for medical purposes, lue peculiar cx ellencc and strength of thc oi of jumper, welch formed one of thc principal ingredients of tbo Schnapps, together with an unalloyed character of the alcoholic cle? ment, givo it. in the estimation of the faculty, a marked superiorly over every other diffusive ftla.u lant as a diuretic, t-:nie. and restorative, These .-a?slaclory credentials ?rom professioui? men of the Inchest rank were published in a con? densed form, and enclosed A Uh etch bottle ol' the '?clmippi. as one of tlic guarantee? of ils genuine nc^s. Olber pr. cannons against fraud wcro Uso adopted ; a patent was obtained for thc article, the label was copyrighted, a.?aciuai?c of the proprio'or'i autogiapli eiguature iva; at aehed to cacb label and cover, hi* name aud that of the preparation wereem boeicd on thc bottles, and the corita were scaled with bia pnvatc seal. No article had ever been sold In this country uuder the name of Srhnapps prior to the introJuetion of Wolfe's rcbiedam Aromatic Schnapps, in 1831; and tbe label was deposited, cs bil trade mark, ia tho United States District Court for the Southern District of New York during llikt year. It might be supposed by nersonn nna quain'ed with Ibo d ring character of tba pira'oswbo prey upo.! the reputation oi honorable merchants by vend? ing deleter ous trash nuder their name, that thc rro tcctions so carefully throwu around theso schnapps would bavc precluded Ino iniroduclious and ECIC of counterfeit};. They teeni, however, only to bare stimula ed tbe rapacity of impostor-. TLC trade mark ot th ; proprietor has been stolen; the ludorcc mciit which his sebiociam Aromatic Schnapps alon? received from tba medical prof canon has beeu claimed by mendacious huipbngn; bis label.? and dollies liavo been imi.afd. his advertisements para pkratcJ, his circulars copied, and worso than all, jisbonorable retailers, altor disposing of Ibo conuiuc :ouleiits of hu bottle*, have ll lcd ihem up with :ommon gin, Uic most dole erious of-ll liquors, and hus made his name and br md a cover for poison. I he public, thc medical prole.-?on and :ho rick, or wh'-m ibo Schiedam Arum .tlc febnappa is prc irrtbed an u remedy, aro equally intercase with (ho [wopnelor la thedcteo ion und suppression of these iciariouspiacticca. Ibo geuuute a.iiclu,'ma..u.ac urcd ut (Lc cetAbiMhment of Hie nuder i;.'iicd in ihiedara, Holland, ia aiarillcd iro n a barley of ihc ?nest quality, und flavored willi au essential extract il thc berry oi tho Italian ju ipe , ot unequalled pu .ily. Hy a process unknown iu thc prcpar.lion ol my other liquor. ;l >B need irom every ae rim onions ind corro.-ive clement. Coniplaluta hate boen received from thc loatUea >h yr ci ana and families iu tho southern slates ot br sale of cheap imitations of thc .-chicdam Aro nahe .-ceuipiiB in loose marke s; and travellers, veo are iu thc buen ol usine it at an antidote to tlic laucinl iullaenec of uiiwholc.-omo river waler, lue iry that cheap gin, put up in tebiedam bottles, ls r. quontty palmed et? upon thc unwary, j bc gent- of tho undersigned bavu boca requested to natham inquiries ou th . rs: bjeet, au J to forward to lim the names of ?mell panics as they may r.-c.-r alu to bc engaged in ike atrodi'tu system of doecp lon. In cou 'ius'ou. (ho ULdcraigutd w-uidsay that ic ha.- produced, from uudor ibo ha ods ef the mo t list! ugui'bea men ci anani e iu America, proo.'a nu nawcrable of thc purity and mouicn.al excel snce ot the Schiedam Aromalic selina; ps ; tbr.t io has oxpcndv'l m uir thou>and dollars In sar oundingii with g uar J u toe .> and raiegnarda, which ledealaaodriiouid pro.eel the pnbde aud l.hn.'eti (taioei fraudulent imitations; Ilia, he has shown ii o nc thu only liquor in tho wcrld that can bc uni jrmly depended upon a? unaduli- ruled; th.t Lo lia* bal: cu ged iuveslig.iliuu. anatye:?, comparison and xpcrimcnl in all ils tornas; aud norn every ord j.I ie preparation whi.k bears his Dame, (cal and trade lark, has come off triumphant, lie, therefore, (eda . a daly he o isa* to j.i" 1U11JW-I il z ns gei orally, to 10 medical proieasiou and thc Mick, to denounce nd expose Hie charlatans who counterlclt these evi eueie? ot ideality, and bc calle upon th? press and ic |.nbllo to aid him in his effort.; to reined) ?>o great 11 evil. Ibo following Utters at.d ccr-'i?catca irom tho OdJuc phvcicums and che mst' ol (hie city will rove to tho reader that ail goods sold . y too uudor gueJ arc ail that they arc rcpro cntcd to be. UDOLPII? WUU^i:. f liol bound to say, that I regard your Selma ins I bOJUg in every i^-tpcet prc-*inineuilt pure, and userviug o' medical patronage. At alt event.-, ii ia ie puruatpOMriuiw arucio ol Uollaud Gilt biroU> II o uuautatuanh'. and as suca m .> be ndiAj pr uribcU hy nuyaiciius. UAVTJ) L. MC 1.1, :.?. D., l-haraaaceniical Chcin'>" .?e-.v ?ur? 25 I'iim-axnrcr, NEW I'D UK, I A jV.-uiec. el. iMii. / DOLmu WuLKK, ? sq., I\fSt?ti Vcar .SW-i have nu . i a cliemiool ciiiulnaliuti ?. sai:??' " i.f you' Schiu?ani . C..II-?I,J.S, won loe in ut ?.-.' (lo.'erut.niug ti any for- l^.i oe hijuriooai sa -- une-j .'itu been ud.ioJ lu Ca- himple disu.?d tpin?j 'lhcexaiuinatloh lias i csu I ted m iou cooaiu?iu.-i ist tbe ftausi'lc couuuucd UOIHIIHOUO bur ii nmui l,ni\-.ii:u. I hav. Cual Uiisblo io discover ua.. uceo, HIM i:c.:-.e.-i.>':s llUJsiauce- wi,-.ii ",o c.... eve i io um c. 'ulltViit.uii IA liquors. I w .ul I ce. . ..?.?tala to nae myself or to rccomiu-ud wuiiiwa, . v uuxlicinal pui'iMii-a, ibo ?cti.eaaia scuua^tjs us , icxcUentauii uuobjctitiouabie variety ul ??ia. Very ?cs; i ciiuliy your<s (M?liCd,J cilAo. A. Mii>LY, Chem Mi. Niiw Yohii, Ho W CiiD.Mi-sriiKEx i Ni.Vuiu . cr -(?. JS67 J DOLTUO (VOUTE, ."'(?.q.. Prese::' : U ar Sir-: nave eubuiiucd to chemical .ma v>is ,-o boin-s ol "-o.i.oJuui bcJiwapiM," tvi'ieb 1 lou um a bruah pac Lage .u your bea eu warehouse, au ?d. ab before, mai the spirit.lo.m oquor i.s ireu um injiinoxu iugrcdieuts or C^aiilcauua; ihut i. is Ibu mai Ks oi b> >ug aced awl not recua.iv ired ny mc'bauirul mltuixiuiO ol mcoho. UUM u.e uiics. UnpeeilMlly. FJ?KU. r. ilAYi-'ji, v nemi s NEW I mu. lucbtiay, May 1. ooewio WubF? Esg. : Dear ?rr-iu wu ul ol' paru Wines und Liquor.i c luudiciu^l purpoaea l*j ft I L. loug foit by thu IU-O MtOO. uad thoua mds ui lives have boen sacntleeU >' the use ol adulte: ?ted actirlea D- iii luni freut cu?, id utbi'i disca-eH ?. the antic und ii. rves, to rile ibis coauirv. ure very rans ia Europe, owing, in a eat dennie, to the uiii'^rcuco u thc pa.hy of thu lilts i?o:d. We hoe tested the seveial article? importod und ld by you ino uuiug your uiu whi h iou sc.! uu ir thc name ul MVUUU .^liueuam <cl nappa, iva.un JCOUS?U rjustly ct lined io Uio high re.uiu'iou it . ? aeqinrcu iu .in? mmutry; und iivm your loug ex? i letti!?tia a iureigu import r, your KulUeu Wino;' id Liquoic nuomd un el. iv tn me 0a.uuU0.naai. Wiiiruold recommouu you tu uproun e>.mo ot tau epucuibia apooiecar.es in diuerunt parts of Ib?- cuy agenta tor ; bc sam 01 yum' ltrau..iea und VVinus, lei o .ho profceaiuu eau ooiaiu ihc taine when eded lor medicinal puiiiosus, WV-liing you success ia .??ur caw CLtcr..mu, >i II romain, \uur oUed?>.t . crValtta, ILMK ! ll?li ?iJi l'. M. t'rofoxaoi ol hur,;cry, L'iiivecsi y Medical Code ,-e. A cv? Vo k. ti C.Ut??.ilt i.H, Al. JJ., lVolasior of Cliuical rurg'.ry,-iirjfvou-iu hid'lo ino ?ute ilospiul, ?ic., .\u. ll ;.-..xicci.t ->:rcc^ EWI? A. ?Ai*iii , iL 1 (| Ivo. VJ. JJr. adway. i-, l'si v>Ei. . Al JJ . ?0. Wi 1 riKniw.!-, is. Pa. Wt... -1 e..;, ?1 IJ . .0 1 ? A'iii.h-?Ueef. -l.-uel ,->iL -J, ?t ?J , M?, o? Uleaker-s.rtvL lui. I/1.1 ll, ?, ?1. H., i\u. JJilVuUltb s.r ct 1 UAl'Jia I., al V. Vvo: .>.<r?. t thu 1: .j.-ulp'.ca ai:d iraciiciui ur cy,-Hew yura -.tdica. >.oi fig.;, .':u.. ul .Lut..- r^ui. and ut'iuv. I ho proprietor also clTu.s icr salo VOLTUH) 1/l.NKS AND LIQU0II3, ?portoa aud bulled h.. ui.i.suu', rx?iroaaly lor ma hua: oas. Kaub u tUe li is bi* cen.tic.1 c ol' lit pu v l ?tteni'-'f YV'i>iii<> . Morombcr 24 19 JHcrttnns. ATTENTION, MECHANICS OF OHABfSTON. AMASS MEETING- OF TBE WHITE LABORING Mechanics of Charleston is called Tais ETBH rso, balf-past Seven o'clock, at Masonic Hall, corner Kine and Wentworth streets, to h-ar an Address de? livered hy Mr. RICH*J> F. TAEVFLLICK. of Detroit. The subject of adir?es, "Bights of Labor." February 2A 1* i. ?. ?TFI SOOTH CAROLINA LODGE! NO. 1. THE REGULAR WFFKLY MEETING OFTHI LODGE will bc hold Tics EVBKCCO, at Soven o'clock precisely. By grder. T. W. CANNON, ].\br'ary24 . w Secretory. Couailncr?})!? '?vlicc. Ci?lP ? ?iTN-IC!tSH5I? t'OTICfS.--T II E / uudersigned have f jrnoed a Copartnership un? der tho finn of KNOX DALI ii 00 , for the purpose of carrying on the liene.'al action and Commission En.-i-..-:B. ot No. lid MEETlNG-sTKRBT, corner of Wentworth. JOHN KNOX. EDWAiiD DALY, (To reside in New York Ciiy.i WILLIAM KNOX. Consignments soiic:tcd ?md prom; t returns made. All goods consigned to ui will he fully covered by insurance. Februar;' 23 LAW Hil I'lClfl-TUE L'nDBKSiCXVED have this da-, formed a Cop.vrtner.-bip for tbc practico of LAW AND EQUITY in -umler and ad? joining Counties, and ia the United Staion Courts ? tiie District of South Carolina, nuder the name and style of RICHARDSON * llt)BR>. JAMEh S G. RICHARDSON. M '??TGOH?RY MO>BS. Enoitnr, S. C. Fe?fn-.rv 3._l'ah uirv 9 JAW 'ff O TICE .-Mc ?if I LI? A Al Kl'.G, -? fsq.. ts this day admitted a partner in, cftr Law l'artucrship. CAMPBELL & SFAJ^S?K. Lawrew, No. 50 Dioad-slreet. JAMES H. ??MPRFLL. HENRY SE\BR0CK. MCMILLAN KING. Januarv 3 Piss0iuti0u of (?0pfirtncr?l)ip. TUE COP A K T N E H SHIP H?tt UTO FORE exiainsr undor tho name of GOUDKOP & OE?THN-H is this day dissolved bv mutual con? sent. The name of tho firm will only b> used in liquidvion. F. tR.UOKOP. J.s. ?IEOriiNER. Charleston, ?. C., Tcb:unry2ii. 13C9. Mn F. ROUDKOP WILL CONTINUO THE U?-I NEss. and all |icr?on*< imli-broJ .o th -late firm of I HOUDEOF ts HEUIHNER aro jrquoslcltc s.ttlo iheir accounts, a 0 all thosi Lavina claims avoinst them prcs.-nt them lor payment to tho uinL r-ig r.l. February at l P. HuUfMiuP. jf muitrtflL BASK BILLS! BANK BILLS! ALL KINDS BOUGHT RY ANDREW M MORELAND, February ld I'ruker, > o. 8 Droad-strcoL /crtilijrrs. LAND PLASTER. O/y , BARRELS L\ND PtA'TE-*. LANDING ?? \j I.' this day from -teamer Magnolia. ALSO. 1000 B?RBELS to arrive hy Schooners feud and Ma ion ''age. Orders r -ceived hy OLNEY ir CO. February 22_ PERUVIAN GI AN?', A i\C\ lo:,,> No- 1 GENU'NK PERUVIAN GU L?\ ?v ANO, liiro.-t i-oiu iR.mt and w rrantcd l.U'O. to nr-ivc p. r nen onoin D. C, H ti Iso ll. W. Godfroy. -y;vou, a.u Lucy A Oxuutt from New York. For s ile by T, J. Ki.lt R & CO. Fobi uar; 20 J!,AM) PLASTICA. ff (AM BBL? LAND BLASTER, TO ARRIVE O i, ? ' '. per reSiOWMT Trad ; Wind. Fer eil.- by T. 3. KERR k CO. February 29 F?S?I 6UAKA "J ilA BARRELS PURE FISH GUANO. JLUU For salo by KINSMAN ,?i HOWELL, February 17 wfmJmo No. 163 East Bay. V. FKAKK COE'.S SUPERPHOSPHATE ! rrU'.E UNDERSIGNED UEO 70 CALL ini? 1 ATTENTION OF PLAN.SUS JO THE A BO VB su?'3a::i?K ANO STANDARD F :H2 3P- T ILXZEB. This PUD'-'P I ATS hw b cu !ar?j:?y used in thle Slate, and has giv;:i (jener-! tati3'aclion, and is a ^milted hy snnio of fie most practical Planiert to he ctntal lo Peruvian Guano. P II X C & s SIXTY DOLLARS PER TON Ol' TWO THOUSAND POUJSD3, Gush ci loctcrs' acceptance, pa; a Ye 15th November aoxr, wit i bank rule of interest OJ dod. Pelter, Rodgers & Co., ILO EN : S Jb' . ? 1 : SOUTH CAROLUS A. >eb'n-iryl imr?iin WANDO FKRTILIZEK. TUE WANDO illKLNO AND MANUFACTURING 'OV.P \NY oilers to Iho I'lan.eri and Farm rs of tho tooth their Forii.izcr. known a? tl.o "WA. DU FER flL Z K " wh'.i? f!ic osper ea ? cf Ibo pas: ? a-on ias i reved f> be one of thu moat cainable J i mi n:ilicl It h:: for ita bose i'm. unie ie s from thc ^hos.liato Lif ls ot Ibo rem,-; ny on 4 s'lc River, md is]>repatcd at lticur\rorfcj ?il Ihc ! AST END OF ?A.-.R -. i Ii..nlbbtity. In o d<rtogna nn oa :s unifannily and mai mair Iista;^'.! B'.nnd-cd. t::o cm; coy ?xs made ?largement* T'.h thadislis? .ul h ed (.'..r.l; . Ur CU. -lu 1".: T> J.'., who '.AV.felly :.:i:.!>7.. a u.l ihc smir.oniiua I'a'eit rina ri ri j u:cb:.F;d by thc CIUJIKTI?, n the prcjaial rcrUdxcr, bcfcie bo ne rif^tsd i.i salo Mtoconi i. r.y ic .caoivi'O lo m:;)-.? an a.lic'c ? h'c'fl ; r. vu o Lo a 'Cora.?cte Manure."o?t?w rtiiiie silis* ?et loo. Foe lerms, oireulars. and otii-' icfoito lion, ayj '.> o WM C LOS ^.V c .., Arj.nt?, No. J ou li Atlantic . 1 .^rf Januar; 4 Uiuas (U^AP' AKS U?I/.N til A N MUK IA'S' I' D Jil*: LE | PHOSPHATE, io?.!DIN INO A r; m QU\iina>*oi' HONE ANU pj^itrjvi .-. i?!1 - N . ?1HTT F RTlLIZi R I - W Viii! .N ED "O GIVE Kia.-I. oLi..;i. P.ai cr. aid fru? roarei.i i'd u BO d lor |i? uphlulis d'Mu ipiive .1 ii,.> vi; tum and ow t.i aop y ii. tar P'i^o va PT ton or aoou lb . For sale by lt. ill. I UTI.I 15, February W Agent at t bar estou. fi. ALTA VK..A PIT^PJIATN rr is coiipo-i. D OF T-I b GUANO FBOM ALTA VELA, cmbtued vi. ii otho fortiltslaq material B'ionlifieal r treated, makiu? a CUMPLR IE M NURE. The Company Importing tho G ?ano dtrcotfrjri ie rich doi.o???: of i ir'!.- at .-LAV LA. ia enabled > luruun, at a low pticc, a Fo.ti!:zei' not eiwel li. roe eulo by tiavviiv ?;?:I??V ,t CO., A'. Chat ? t n. is a. :or .-iX1Y DOLLARS PER o.;, cr lio ALTA VI LA r.O S?i COIIPASV, Ko. ?.V S?JA??wa?, ^ ow York. Jauuay?i ?a10 j- o li a t. il i i\ o '*' T , iTTORVE? Ai' iAVf, AV i co a ja ruo u SE S QT/A BB. Fobr.iaiy 13 mwllmo ilinnsrmen?s. QlJAULKSIU.V TUICATKK. LLBSEE ASD ?LVSAGBS.JOHN TEMPLETON. LADIES' GALA NTGH'18. AND MOST POSITIVELY; THE L?ST. Mr. B. F. Whitman's Unequalled Spectacle, with ali his Gorgeous llcenery. Costumes, Trons formotioim, icc. The Wonder lui Star Causeuses, M'LLEDIANI! M'LLE SOBLKE ! From I?07al lhcatics ot Emope ind NibloV, 3.?. FORTY ARTISTES, DAN>1-.?SE? AND DRAMATIr COBl'3. Tsiobat*}-, Wei?nes?ay.'i liursirtay, F?iday ami ^atiu J-u/ feVesiinaj*, February 28, 21, Ss, ?G, 27. and Satujtlny .l?tcruoon at 'A-Halt' PA-?CC. ShatspeaTo's Uorg?cws Pageant, sil DSU si si EIS. Mum's Drta.vM i Thc famous Oindorc?a Ballot, and the WHIT 10 PAW M I A Constell?t'on of Beauties and Star Attractions BeV' r excelled in Amo/?ca. O?t seale at once. Oroat Fashionable Nights. February 38 5 JJ I EEK NI A? HALL. LESSEE AMI MANAGER..JOHN TEMPLETON. GUANO OPEiiAI WM. SA' H....,.BUSINESS MANAGER. MAULE FRIEDERICTS . G ft AMP O l'i U ?l A N I? P E ft A . {The only ono In tho United Stat? 3.) Thc management ha? the honor to announce that tho GKAND OPElvA will appear iu this c ty for HX Ni (iii ls ONLY, March 1, 2. 3. i. 5, 0, wiih tbe fol. lowinc crind ont of Artists: PitlMA DUNN ^ M*KIE FBIEDERlCr, Tho brilliant Prima Donna and unrivalled MARGA RITIA InFiUsl I PRIMA DONNA CLARA LANG ZIrGLFR, The great Lvnc ITima Doona. PRIM.V DONNAS SECUNDA. MATHILDE BERGER, BERTHA It?UGE ThNOR--FRANZ HIMMEB, the greatest Framatic and Hercio lenor in Hie United Mate*. JOHANN ARMAND. Ibo BW?ct voiced 'fenor. HEINRICK si'! El NECKE, The brilliant Buril no. JO-EPH wfclNLIUII. Thecrcat Basso and the un urp ascd Saris' ro, in the Mag c Flute. WM. BACH, Thc famoui ll ?eso Bun" ?. FUL', CHORUS fl ND OR IIES1RA. A. FRED IG AM.MUSICAL DIRECTOR Ibo followingGtand Opera's will be presented: MONDAY, M A RCn 1, Flowto's caenn Dg v?pera, MAItTIlA. TUESDAY, 3IAr.CH 2, PUA UTA VU h O. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 3. Carl Maria Yon Wcrot'n maslcrpiccc, U?K KRKISCIlf.'TZ, ( thc tree ll un lo .1 TH URS DA Y, it ARC X 4, PAUST. FRIDAY 31AUCH 5, MAGIC FLUTE. SATURDAY, MARCH 6, I L T ll ll V A T U II E . Tho manirrement will sparo nrlihcr pain' or ex? penso to give thc Op.ras tu perfect na possible Arm Chairs roi 1 Ec erved. -oat*.S2 00 Ba lt sea's. 1 M) colorad. 75 Th* suie oi 'tickets io: thc -.x Night will ici n-.ciice o< WEDKESDAT Monxrxo, at 10 o'clock prc ci.'elv. Ibo BJ.o of '.i Bets fir -nigh Nigh s will comm TIC! ou 'inuuso Y MOIIKISG, at tho st nie hour, and cojtinitit tlurtng the weelt, at llo mes' Kook Hon e where tho librettos ol each Opera may uloo bc obtained. H. GliAU. den ral Superintendent. P. GnXKNWALL, Ag.jut. r'nbrunry 22 S .vcr.Bu come cs it ? : MRS. BAUDOT WOULD HESPSClFUi LY INFORM TH''! PUB. IC that, at the urgent solicitation of many friends, she will give a SACKED C tr-f? C B ii T AT ST. MARY'S CHU It CU, On Th?: relay I'.rcnlng. ?Gtli i IIS i ant, ConB^ting of tho t cms from tho Siabst Mater, to? gether willi such tele, tiona as will sdd atlruciiou to tho programme. Fcbraary 23 J) V It 1 ?I B A Li Li GRAND BAL MASQUE FOR THE RENE Fir OF THE WIDOWS' AND ORPHA>S' FUNDS OF DAN LODGE, No. 93. L O. B. B., AT TUB SOUTH CA Ii OLIN A ll A LL, Thursday li.vening, Pcbruary 33,1861). TICKET? CAN ?li HAD CF TflE FOLLOWING gentlemen: D. Jacobs, Wentworth-strcct ; A. A. Gold.-miiii. Von luo Rance; B. Sprina-. No. '.33 King etreet; B. Elco. No. 210 King-sheet; A. Falk, No 157 Meeting-street; s. s. Solomons ; J. U. Loeb, at Burt k Co.; L. Alexander, No. 211 Kitig-slrect. Febrnary 22 4 JNSUBJE Y?UK L?Fi? Am PROPERTY. LIFE IN ni K coy fi tc CT icu ' RXTJTUAL LIPIS ur II KA .TI CB C : >.1I PAS Y. o? oASxresn, CONK: ciuvr. !\ -?El S and Snrplas over.521,000.080 iJlY.Ui I1D have av ::.?cd ov:r CO (icr cont, ati nual'y. BE P A IB'M'IY.-L'or.-.-A-.yeifOcf T.iibiiilics, it ha -C1U of AfSii?. PUii'.i ?CM-.-, cfcs lal: ;a for no per ceat. < I rame. R ' TV ??SGL . it O 51U fO 1 '.. 1,10 ? i?SUIt AWC W. C:. "-??- . ?IT, or Bo?To UArauTscaaria. iS-CTs over.S?.C00,t;03 ?B1.M (UH J.-Loirs ta'.;:!ii ? r ?0 p;r cen', tf tame. O.YIDV.'A i"-.-: paid aunttal y on tho i 'ontnbution plau. FROPI RTY IN ru's JOTRA P KP: i'.suitnNUE CUM. P.\NY, * CARTFORB, CO.XNECTJCOT. iSS?t?.$5,150.931 I HM IIABTPOUll H!t? ??St RANCE Ci MP A AT, HABXrUUS COKNBCTWJOT. . LS i.Ts.??,0a?.?.64A) r?lK\Or?TH AMKV.ICAS l-'?RK ltVSVK" AW E Ci'MlMNY, HAnTFOBD, coNNEotnctrr. iSVBT-.841G43? ni? ONNECTI< CT PlitE IiS??AAt'E COI'PA* Y, HASiTORD. COKNSOT:S?T. LSBTS.9343,G13 HU? IKViNG FI.'tM IKSUItASCB OOai PA?Y. M?W ?onK. tSvtsr 8.9334.913 Mr. W. c. COU't'NiY, of I he firm of IV. C 'UUR i NKV k CO, f>o 0 lioyco b Co.'s Wharf, will, ? conn ellon wi h ibis rtgoaey, take risks on COX UN, Ric; A>D l'EOD?Oc geuora?y. xi. H. HAYJD&N, Ro. V7? KSaTG-STUKKT. January 29 fmw3mo CU to & U Si Wo. Xl Mroa'i-sfrcet, Wrr.i. T'nr aim SBU, ON CO?DUS?ION I?2AL EiTATB, BONT>i, ?TOi-lXi. CuUPuJNS. GOLD, MiLTER AND BANK BILLS. February 1 Imo bromus ann JRisttUanetruj. 3f\ T?HDS. PRIME WESTERN SHOULDERS. ) \J 20 hh?* PriueRibSides 35 hbds. Prime-C. R. bides. ?un, 20 hhds. CHOICE MUSCOVADO MOLASSES. Dorsale by HENEY COBIA fe CO. February 24_ 8 CHOICE 8. 0. FALSETTO HAMS. ?)/". TIERCES CHOICE SUGAB-CUBED HAMS, u\) Falmetto-brmd. For mle by February 2i 1 HENEY COBIA k 00. CORN ?V BU1K AFLOAT. rr\r\#Tk BUSHLLS PRIME WBITK MARY. D\J\J\J LAND CORN. In bm* andBsitablo formdling. For salo low while laming by Fearuarv 24_What At JONES. COAL. ~~ . EED ASH-<-GG, STOVE AND NOT COAL WDITE ASH-Ste .naboat und Foundry i.UM BEHL AND-lump tor Orates, and Run of the Mine, tor Blacksmiths, warranted to bo of tho best q.ialRv. All for sale low, by H. F. BAKER & CO., February 24 2 Coal Yard iruniberland-st. FRUIT ! FilUITl FRUIT! Jt ST RECEIVED PCR SCHOONER W. H. STEELK, DIllKCT FROH - BARACOA. A A BUNCHE* FINE BANANAS 0\J\J 30.000 COCO A NU rs. lois cargo ? in splendid oondltion, and carefully selecteJ. For sale low wirla landing at Union Wharf, by PAUL, WELCH lt BRANDES. February 24 emit?s i BUSHEL* PRIME WHITE CORN, OOUU lanoma from-chooner "C F. Mayo," from Ballimore. For sale by February 24_2_T. J. KERR k CO. H*Y AND'ftALT.' ? AAA BALES PRIME NORTH RIVER HAY . i\J\tU 2CC0 sacks Liverpool -alt /" lu fine order, lu store and for sole by February 20_T. J. KERB k CO. LIQUOR;? ! MQUuRS ! \ Q.RF.AT REDUCTION IN PRICE AT BYRNE & FOGr^RTY'S, CORNER CHURCH AND CHALMKR6-3I8. Also, a fino sclrc?on of LIQUORS in the Bar. Don't forget the name-BYKNt k i'OGAR'l Y. . Febru.iy 12 iravvirao CK. tilDSCS,SHOULDERS, STRIPS. <&c. IA BHDS. STRICTLY PRIME WESTERN LU SHOULDERS 10 bbds. strictly prime Western Clear Rib sides 40UO lbs. choice New York i-ugar-cui cd Strips and Belly n icon 3000 lbs. fair quilty Shoulders. Landing and fer salo by LAUREY /- A LT-SANDER, February 23 2_No. 137 East Bay. ?SALT, FI.??JK, POTA TOBS AND PORK. 1500SA dKS livebi,ool saijT' f,nb SO hbds. choice Western Smokod Sidos and Sh ul? cers GO tes. choico Western Cnlk shoulders 2? tes Diamond and Peedee Ha vs 150 bbl?. Louisvillo I"ami v Fluur 500 bids. EaUug ?vd Seed Pobitoes 20 bb.s Mess und Prime ile?? Pork. In a ote and 'or sal- by Febrnarj23 tuwn? BKRN?RD O'NEILL. NEW AND < Li) B40S. lA/t/\N.W "UNION A" SEAMLESS HAGS JLUvJU ItCO Nc w lhi-eo Bushel Rigs 1000 Noir 'j wo Biiebol li^a COcO Sicond Bond i wo has' ol Bags 2uuG Second Hand Throe ?u>hoi Ba^s .T 4000 New i leur Bag? of oh ..iuds, from 13'Jji pounds to 08 pounds For salo by JOHN CA U PSKN & CO., No 14 orket-streot, February 23 3_And No. 8J Bast Bay. (JUAN?T? AND C. C. WARE. rA CRATiiS CROCKERY TO ARRIVE IN A FEW OU da-a, s .'oti as . OWLS CHAMBEES, Phtee, 0'wered Dishes, souo Tureens, Hand Teas, Ewers and Basins. Lc, kc, and for salo bv X. M. CATER, February 23 2 Brown's iFborf. SI2>E3> SHOUTER ?, hLDV?, &c, Sie. ? G\(\ TT3DS. 030IOEC R.sIDcS ?\f 20hhds. if-oioo Rl'obe . sides 30 hhds. Chohe >h miders 16 buds D. B. ltf&ood sides lOhh'lB. D s. hho.i.aers ?u b#x s D. P. EelliiB 20 noies Choice Mri ps GOO bbls. Flour, > ine, .-uper, Extra and Family 5u sack-. 1 io (ii Bec. To arrive .auciue, in atoro, and for aile low, by l c' ruitry .-2_4_JEFFORDa k CO. ALliiS, PORTER Ac. JEFFKFYM SPARKLING EDINBURGH ALB, I jim?; stone POSH' Pale A e, in pints; g'asg Find ate.r's Dublin Sto t, in pints; glans Fresh Roan tel Codee (best quality Rio). 35% pet lb. Country butt--r, ut 30 35 ans 4,0 lb At lue CO OP?RAI IVS OHOCKBT STORK, Southwest Corner Mee ing and Mar .ct streets. Goods del Ivor ed free, Fcbrnaryll VVBARTON & MOFft'ElT, SEW YORK. M0FFETT & WHARTON, CHARLESTON. I NO. ?2 EAST CAY Si BEE I. WE ARE NOW RECEIVING Rv EVBRYSTHAM ER, ?Pt'LESoud PO TA f OES. ond offor for de thc following varietic- of Entine and Seed POTATO!) S? Goodrich i-cedJiDp-PINK liYE Early Harrison--Mercer Jacks- n Whites-Dv'uoiaan's TCcV.ern Red-Duck Eye Chili 1 eil-Davis seedling Pc.ich B.ow-Eariy Bose. Partie? ordenni? for eeeo should do so at ?nee, be ore tho pvc rn sud canals arc irozon up. V.J. WHARTON, l?o. 136 Wc?t-6tro?t, New York. J-.M-- G. MOFFLTT, No. 22 East L'uy street Charleston. December 30 , 3mo ISP0BTA3T NOTICE. RTE SHS. PEI,LO ?SE Sc CO.. H JR1IOULTU LtjL RlaTS. from Paris hive thc honor to inform be nuble that SieybATO arrived in thi? city with a ?auiifiti nsaorlmcnt of FLOWERS, PLANTS) AND FANCY SlittURf 'or Gardens a- d Hoosoa.as fo 'ows : 100 JifTercntkind- ol vc*y finn ?laftod ROSES. 409 va-loties of PBUIT IuEB>of the OnestqnaTi ies, amoui/ w ici are tho Cherry ir-e (Ko press :u??euie| eig?' o. the Cherries weighing one pound, 'ibo i-'utter Pear, iuromianble, w igbs .from on? ?twc pou-d each; ci d a large osortuient ?I 'lowers ana Vcoetan o -eed Al-o very fine Bulbs of every sort, which rc IA s ki i bloom fro:u live to s x 'i "nths. Carnation Piuks ( ew var odes) rocently iatrc uced in Fiance. Atnateur are soiieilo.l to call and examiro tho boveas^ortmint." at tue sion No VJ2 Kiua-strectlL All of Bia abbra Plants will bo ??arran'ed, aa tSe nporteiiB iro well I nowu among H rticulturi?ta in ai- couutrf a-j ic-pons'ble iu Hu ir eutraaements. FeoruatTiT 12_? LLOBfB At OG. B. PICKLING HAVING TAKI'N HOCEADAY'd STABLES AND LOTS IN SPRING-S I'REfeT, Is r owprnparol io keep CA TILE, HORSES and lOC? of ev rv desaiipt on. J 1er i* a gocd ump a ul largo s ods on the lot. I will soil vtock a smut comm ssitn. Imo February 9 D El YE K SON 6 RA I'ES, CHAMPAGNE ALE DRE WEET, nj BLEU, y. r. This celebrated A'c is bicwed fres'i all thron?h io year and is cnarantced to kc-p ?c ind tfarosgh io bottOrt weather and o<- that .-cc > nt is of a l les thc D?st adapted ti tho -on horn cl mate. The ropiii-t' rs ure des mas oi est.b ls .iiig a trade for icir Ale in itil-j ocliOQ, and wish to ? ifco a?. in?emonts wi h som- eu rijoilc, responsible party italtc'be geucy tor the H. o t' u a ba ? stcn idviolaity. RVEtt-iON k Harlem .-.tation, aw York City. F'-bmary 15_Imo po UU SINUS* Al EN. THK SUMTER NEWS, VUBLISUED AT .' JJ UT LR, S. G., I- 0->E OF THE BBS'' PAfPR* IN THE UP UUNl'nV; bus a loree circu allon, ond afibr?jlr irior advantages as an advertising meJiam. Tenn* w. Addrcs DARB k O'TEEN, February 22 Proprietors.