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THE DAILY NEWS. RIORDAN, DAWSON & CO., PBOPRIKTOBS. OFFICE Ao. 119 EAST SAY. TEEMS -DAILY N?ws, ?ne y*ar.$6 00 DAILY NEWS, six months. 3 00 DAILY N'BWB. Uaroo months. 2 00 TBI-WEEKLY NBWS. ono rear. 3 00 TBI-WBZKLY NEWS, six months.2 00 PAYMENT invariably in advai ce. No paper sont ?m?ese the cash accompanies the order, or for a long? er time than paid for. THB DAILY NEWS will be served to subseribors is the city at IS cents per ir eek. ADVEBTISEMCSTS.-First insertion, 15 cents a line; subsequent ML-ertions, 10 cents a Kne. Business Notices, 20 cents a line. Marriage and Funoral No iocs, One Dollar cack. NKWS SUMMAKV. -Gold in New ?ork closed weak at 31J. _Cotton in New York closed steady but not very active. Sales 1400 baled at 29.i29.jc. -Cotton in Liverpool closed easier but not lower. Uplands ll|d; Orleans 12jd; sales C.000 bales. -Alaco dross which costs $6000 in cold at Brussels', appeared at a reocnt reception in New York. -A flasr made entirely of silk grown and manufactured in California is tc be raised over the capitol of that St A te. -The Catholics of Columbus have resolved to build a cathedral to cost $25,000, and tho money has be.en raised. -The deciaiou of the North Carolina Su? preme Court f dvorso to the Chatham Hoad ap? propriation, has tho effect to reduce tho State debt many millions of dollars. -No quoium of the Georgia Legislature could be obtaiued tho other day on account of a large auction sale of condemned government horses, which was in progress in Atlanta. -The Mormons bad an execution last week. The criminal was brought ironed into tho court? yard, where there was a crowd of some four hundred, an 3 seated in a c ti air. He then read Blond a chapter from the New Tostauv nt, the irons wero taken off his hands, and at a signal from the sheriff, he was shot dead. -Some idea of the immense extent of the petroleum tiade of this country may be form? ed whon we siato that the production for the year 1868 amounted to 3,715,741 barrels, of which th.re wore exported 2,080,030 barrels, leaving for home use 1.035 711 barrels. Add to this the decrease in the stock, 217,073 barrels and wo rind that tho total consumption in this country of Pennsylvania oil in 1868 was 1,252, 184 barrels; tho production of Wost Virginia and Ohio, about 125,000 barrols; decroas stock in tho same States about 40 000 barrels making tho total consumption of crude oil in the United Stac -s duung tba year 1808 about 1,419,184 barrels. -The Nashville Union says : "There resides on Hardin 1 ike, twelv? miles from tho city, B'rs. Dinah Vies, a widow lady, who is now Tergiog on ber ono huudred and fourteenth year. She is vigorous and healthy, and is, though almost incredible to relate, still ablo to ride horseback and attend to her personal wants. She has been married throe times has over four huudred descendants living, and has been a widow for twenty-three years. Sho has ono gr?at-great-g'eat-grand daughter three years of acc. Then she has a daughter named Mrs. Sawyers, who is m her ninetieth year. Each ono of her husbands eo. vcd in tho revo? lutionary war, for which she draws pensions." -The neexoes and United State soldiers at Jacksonville, Florida, bad a riot on tho nuht of the 22d, which resulted in ono negro being killed, ono toldier mortally wouuded, and several citizens wounded. The negroes raised a difficully with a patrol of soldiers on the night mentioned, and moitally woundod a sol? dier, lhe soldiers turned out to the i cscuo of their com rr. des, and a general moioo ccsu d. About two hundred shots were tired. A num? ber of balls entered private residences a:;d wounded citizens, while some were also wound .ed in the streets. The fighting was not con? fined to any particular locality, but shifted every few minutes, making all parts of the town unsafe to its inhabitants. The citizens took no pori whatever m the affair. -There is great excitement in Washington over the preparations ?or inauguration. Every? body is talking of the grand reception and ball, of the immense procession that is to es? cort the newly installed President to bis resi? dence for the next four years, of the Executive reception that will follow his entrance to that ancient mansion, of what tho President will do when he gets thero, nnd of everything that bears tho slightest relation to tho great day which will usher in tho admitiistration and the new dispensation. The hotels aro already well filled and nearly every vacant room haB been secured in advance. Thc ball will bo a ?maciLficknt affair, to which tickets atc being sold at lhe late of ono hundred per (Uv. It is -still a racking question whether n groos ahull be admitted. The New York Times adviaos - them to meet the managers on their own ground, ai.d treat the whole affair with lofty conttmpt by rifu?ing lo patronize it. By ta iii g this Ct.urso they may not assert their indefeasible rights ai American citizens, but they will at least show that they understand eome of ibo elements of bm h breading. -Tho Washington correspondent oi thc New York Suu writes under date ot the 231 instant : "The silence whiob bis solong beeu pt. sorvod by Genera! Grant relative to bis Cabinet was broken to dav by his voluntarily speaking to sevetal friends of his future iutcntions as to the War and Navy Departments. He said that General Schofield had taken the War Depart? ment at bis personal request, to keep ont i man wh m he conld not h.ve got along willi bad not General Schofield accepted it, and thai be shou'd renominate him us Secretary of War, not with iotcuiiou of having him remain per? manently, but us a compliment-no: a? an idlo complimon*., for bo considered him the best man in the country for the position. Ho said ne should ask senators to confirm him. with tho express understanding that ho should romain but afew weeks.There were some changes which he desired to make in tho aimv, and bo could better make th m with General Schofi jd in tho War Department, and when, added General Grant, 'what I have in my mind is accom? plished, I shah send iu the name of an eminent civilian upon whom I have fixed to tako Scho? field's placo.' He continued that he did not think any officer ot the army or navy PIIOU d bold a rivi! office, as it wou d bc tho mea s of introducing politics into thc army and navy, a thing winch bo eaino.-tly desiri d to avoid; and under no ol ber circumstances ti an tho pres? ent, in General Schofields case, would ho nomi? nate au officer even for a d iy. Tins wdl ena? ble ni official C (linet makers to leave the names ot Porter and Schofield off a'l futuro Blutes f"r tue Army aud Nnvy Department*. He remarked iu reference to a direct question about fthiis* vania, th u bo should take a Cabi? net officer trom that State, but that it would not, be o e who is involved m a- v cl.quos. hut would bo one in whom tho wiiolo Stute will have confi leuce; that ho ts a man of great ability, a staunch :.nd oarly Republican, and a warm personal fliunci; and. he continued, no one will be moro surprised than the gentleman ripon whom tho compliment is to ?all, os he has not yet received any intimations of it. To a remark Inst the country is watching every indication of bis intentions with great interest, ho replied: 'Well, they have waited several years with patienoo, and I guess they can wait a few days longer; at any rate, they will not know until March 5, when the names go to the Senate.' To tho remark that several cf' John? son's Cabinet expect to remain under him, ho rephed: 'Well, lhere are some of that man's baggage that will know of some who won't be in tho Cabinet before March 4;' indicatirg that, with the exception of Schofield, he will make a clean sweep ol Johnson's Cabinet, and that he will let them ail know of his inten? tions, so that thoy may teodor their resigna? tions to Andrew Johnson before ho is mus? tered out." CHARLESTON. SATURDAY MORNING, FEBRUABY 27, 1869. Charleston and the Not th, Carolina Hail roadg. The Wilmington and Weldon Railroad Company held their annual meeting in November last, and we have before us a copy of the proceedings. The road seems to have done well thc past year, although suffering from the decrease in passenger transportation-common, we believe, to all the Southern roads during tho past year. The Superintendent speaks in sanguine terms of the prospects this year, in freights, more particularly farm products, tho trade in which is largely on the increase. We find, however, lhe following complaint, which, we must confess, surprises us: "But for the want of harmonious co-opera? tion on the part of the management of the South Carolina Railroad Company, and conse? quent imperfect connection with Columbia, S. C., and Augusta, Ga., by which we could reach those cities and places beyond as far wast as the Alabama River, our receipts this year would have been very considerably larger than they aro now." Is it possible that the mr.nagement of this road can expect the South Carolina Rail? road Company to open its tracks to Augusta in order to build up Wilmington and Ports mouth ? Cculd any proposition be more ridiculous, coming as it does from a North Carolina road, whose charier especially provides that the gauge of the traci3 shall be four inches narrower than thc railroad tracks in South Carolina, with a view to hindering South Carolina roads from draw? ing produce from North Carolina V Sup pose the New York steamship line should report to its stockholders that but for "tbe "want of harmonious co-operation on the "part of the New York and Favanmah steam "ers, their receipts this year would have "been considerably larger than they are," Sec,, what would be the reply of the Savan? nah Steamship Company ? The fact is that the people of this State bave allowed a condition of things to exist ici'three years past, which has wt ought intold injury te the business of our city ind Slate. So supine havo we been that mr North Carolina neighbors neem to have leen directly encouraged in their policy of ommercial aggression. By menus of the lharlotte Road, they have cut off 20,000 lales of our cotton receipts; by the WU xinglon and Manchester Road 10,000 or 15,000 lore; and now the Weldon Road is wroth ec ?use our main line of road does not help hem to still further cripple the business iterests of South Carolina by g ving them tie free use of 137 miles of railroad across ie State to Augusta. We are satisfied that the South Carolina ,oad is too deeply interested in sustaining s home business, to listen with favor to jhemes which have for their sole object ie aggrandizement of cities and railroads i another .State, to the detriment of Charlee >R. It is high time that our people should :aliae the extent and powor of the eombi ations against their city, and prepare in irnest to thwart them. Stock-Kalslng In tho South. Contrary to the law of political economy, lat every industry must seek those cha?? ?is in which are to be found the most tvorable opportunities for profit, the North id West have, hitherto, almost monopo zed thc stock-breeding of the oountry. he climatic and natural advantages of ie North can bear no comparison with lose of the South in adaptation to this iireuit. The rigors of a Northern winter; ie large outlay of time and labor neces .ry for providing shelter and forage ; the rief pasturing season in those latitudes; ie much larger amount of food consumed j stall fed than by pastured animals, and msequeutly the greater expense attending ie raising of thc former,-all these are :riou8 drawback-! in the way of stock lisiug in the North. Ou the other hand ic genial climate, and largo unsettled acts of pasture land in the South ; thc ?mense cane brakes skirting the Southern vers, from the Cape Fear to the Rio Grande. id affording the fiucst pasturage alike for )gs, and sheep and cattle ; the long con uuance of the spring and Bummer seasons id the shortness and comparative mildness the winters;-all these ?ircumBtances imbine to ufford the most unbounded facil ies for the breeding of stook of every sort, id to any txtent. Shelter, except from c winter rain storms, is almost unneces ry in the South. And so far as stall eding is concerned, there cannot be found any country upon the globe so wonderful luxuriance of the necessary vegetable ipply. The very grasses which have ?retofore formed the most persistent foe ' the planter, may be utilized in this re led to an almost unlimited extent. Espe ally is this true of the Bermuda grass, hich, if left to itself, will in an incredibly tort space of time dev^lope into the rich it known pasturage for sheep. There is evei j incentive for the South to rail herself of her great advantagi s in this tppect. Aa is always the ouse whore bor is diversified, the benefits dtrived om stock-raising would reuot upon other ? 1 ranohes of industry. The manure accura lated during the period of housing the ock would be of the utmost value to tho Sunter ; and the tranj-portatiou of stock ould be an important, element of profit to i dlroad and steamboat enterprises. Tbe ^ thject is one the importanoe of whioh innot well be over-estimated, *% c Wants. WANTRO, A PERSON TO PUT A CIR? CULAR SAW MILL on the St. John's River, Florida. Inuurements will be offered which wid enable a person putting up a Mill tomate money Apply to Feoruary 27_I_J. D. AIKEN & CO. EMPLOYME\T.--WANTED. A YOUNG MAN of 16 or 18, to assist a gentleman Plant? ing, near Oranjccwurg, S. C. Compensai ion $150 per annum, and board and lodring Apply In own hand writing to A. B-, at THIS OFFICE, eta?ng af dress. 4? . February 27 WASTKl>, V\ A LADY ACCUSTOM? ED to write for tho pr-ss, employment on one or moro Litorary Paiera or Magazines, as a WRITER Ob' SKETCHED. POETRY, &c. Address Miss K. E. W., Postoffioe, Charleston, S. C. October 8 WANT KD. A GK NTS. 8T5 TO $30i? Pfc.lt month, everywhere, malo and tv nr. ie, to in? troduce lie ?onuiue improved COMMON SfcNSE FAMILY SEWING M AC HIN lt. This machine will stitch, bern, fell, tuck, quilt, cold, bind, brain nnd embroider u> a moet Mi; erlor mannar. Prier! ooly 518. Fully woirauicd for five years. Wo will pay $11)06 tor any rnaehine that will sew a stronger, more bi an til ul. or moro elastic seam -ban ours. It maKc.t the "Elastic Lock Stitch " Every boeojd sbt< h can be CHt, and still tbe cloth cannot be pulled spun without learinsr ii NN e pay arenti from $75 to &200 per month and expensa, or a commission tro m which tw:ce that nmouut oan bc made. Address fi LCO M li ts CO., Pittsburg, Pa.; Boston, Mass., or fct Louis, Mo CAUTI N-DO not be imposed uren by other par? ties palming off worthless cast iron machin?e, under the same name or ot' er wise. Ours is the only (leon? ine and really practical cheap machiro manufac? tured. tulhsl3*_Febmaiy 2 AGENTS WASTBO.??75 TOS300 PER mouth, or a commission from which twice that amount can be m:idc by felling the latest im? proved COMMON SENSE FAMILY >Ki?ING MA CHINK; price SIS. I or circulars and tel ms. address P. BOWE S & CO., No. 320 South '1 bird-street. Phils elphia, Pa. 3mo December 5 Co Bent. MHO RKNT, THAT I) IS S I lt ARLE _L DWELLING HOUSE. No. 90 Co ning- breet, ccntaining se . eu squaro rooms two attics, pantry, kitchen, aird all nor-eesary ou buildings; immediate possessio given. F?r particulars, apply at No 7 GEOBGE- IBf ET. aw January 16 rpO RKMT, ?OUSE SOUTHEAST COR. 1 NEB of Quern and Trapmaan streets, conlain ing four square r.ioics, attics and droning rooms, with oistern and gae Bent moderato. Apply at thc Sh OB SI ORR. Mo. 93 Markot street February 23_2 thslu4? TO HEAT, IN THK WESTERN PART of tbc city, noar thc lino of street oars, a suit of threo RO'UK with storeroom kit'h*>n. servants' mom. wood ai:d coal hou*e. Apply on the premises. No. ?8 Mouiaauc-jtrcet, to February ?5 6 T. GRANGE B1MOH8. 110 IIE.tr, THAT LABGK STOKE, Xe. . C3 Broad-street, lately occupied by Mr. Hiiani liam?, with a lou^ "tore in tho rear, nnd the second ?tory of same building, recently Ot ted up for offices. AMO, Tho RESIDENCE In St. Phillp-slroet, noxt but one nor,li of st. Patrick's Church. Apply to WM. H. DAW.'ON. Beal Et-tiiie Agent, February 25 No. 05 Broad-street. TO RENT, THE ST?iRE AND KHSI t'ENCK, omer of King and Lambil!--t cots Inqi.'rs ol P. O'DONNELL, on tho next Lot north ol tho above. February 24 TO RENT,OAK KOOM.TOHSJS OH TWO gntlemeu. Apply at Ne. 141 MARKET* STREET. Februaty2S inj! all? jsMb. LOST, ON YKBTKH DAY MORNING, betw '0:1 the "Boys' Home." on rishley-Kireot, uni Ferguson's Gardcu, ou -pring-street, H FUit JAPE. A suitable reward will bu siveu it delivered it lin.* OUle*. or No. 12 CH A BLOT 1*E-S I lt Eli 1'. February 27 TK\ DOLLARS RfCWAKD.-STOI.BIV or pira? cl frosa No. 3 ?l-xandor-st eel on Iliurtday. ib*'.'jth instant, a ''OW wiih red rid-s 11 il while lr ..J, win 0 ulong back uud bell , i-Uurt .im r.a. turned to meei, read cais. lea split 021 lop. FaunwT 27 2* ?TRAYRD KRUBI THE SISTEV* ?rp J M t Kl Y Qu.-en-strect, a large BLAi K DOG. vvli busby t.il, nod whi-o br a-r. ?ny nue who nnycomciu pos?es.-iou ot him will please roiurn lim. February 24 FOR SALIS AT A BARGAIN, AN *X i.'KLLKMt PORTA KUt . r lu.\ 1 ENG 1?le? aving a Patent G .vernor und Wat rGang?. Ap ly at No 273 EAST BAY. wes' MOO, netwu?:ii Went mrtli and ''aaol el cele. 2* February 27 AT P lt 1 VAT K S\IJK,TOAT FI*K ?\_ STAND wi h fix urcs for a rirocery, enrnor a.houti and kast Bay streets, No. 35. Aw ly ON HEM! ES. ihotu_Jauuury 21 '1 VE AM KA GIN KS KOR ?AbB CHKAP, 5 'f applied lor immediately il j Ouc 12 horse Portabo ENGINE (ll Ona 4-iiorse Pore.bio Eugiuc. ALSO. ) One 8-hoiso-pewer ENG IN E. in cood condition. CAMKUON, B-.RKl.tV A ( O., orthcflbt comer Meeting and Cumberland-streets. Jauuarv 15 (Copartnership IMut. rllK VVOEKSIGN KO HAVE ENTER? ED jato co- artnersMp uuder tho namo of NOB*LOCH & sil.\ LL, for the purpoeo o. carry ig on a WHOLESALE FLOOR AND GoMMI.sSloN SoLNEaS, at No. 7S Fast Bay. W KNOBEl OCK, Jr., JOHN J. SMALL. February 23 n*c tutha "IUP ?t'.TNBttSHlP \OTI .'E.-T Ii E J undersigned have formed a Copartnership un? ir tho Orin of KNOX DALY k CO , fur the purpose ' carrying on the elanora! uoliou and Commitision nsinej-s. at No. 100 MEETING--'! REEl. oorner of 'entwortb. JOHN KNOX. ED WA i D DALY, (To resido iu .\ew York Ci'y.) WILLIAM KNOX Consignments solicited and promi t returns made, ll nooda consigned to vu wfll be fully covered by rarsuoe. Februar.* 23 - AW flt** tIC H_THE CADERS i GARD _J have this da< formad a Cop.j-tnor: bip tor the artice of I AW AND EQUI 1 Y in -urnlcr and ad iDiug Cominos, und i i the United Sta O' Coarte for 0 Dietnct of South Carolina, uudcr tho name and -deaf ii.Ii HAU.D30N <> Music JAMES H li. RICHARDSON. M N1 GOMEL! .MO-Es. PM-nter, 8. C.. Fobtujry 3. i eb uarv 0 5)i5.r.oiu?iuu of ?^artncrsl)i}i. ^.lS<Ol,U I ION P COP \ KTNERSH1P. J ibu eo-pirtuer?hipberet itore 0 i-ting uuJ r mn aud 8 yleof.UEO.ui? W. > t El FENS k CO. ? beun d.s ol ced b^ UUtttS1 uouscut. . ll pc H UN u-vi v iva ni- will iituseut tho *aruo, d hn.e ludo ?teil will nuke payiui-ui lo either ol e undersigned wituinouu moutli t'uui dale. G W. S BFKENS. Feb uary 26. 1869. tf. C. UJ.i-Eii. THE UN'DEB-IGNED WILL CONTINUE THE HOLE-ALE AUCUO-N AND COM MI >ION IW NES>, at No 30 Vendu 0 Lang', oa bis own sc? ant a. W. STEFFASS. TH:? UND?:REIGNED WILL CONTINUE TH* HOI E-ALKG'tO' ERY AND RE i AI? BU>INh?s. No. 360 King-street, comer of Georg?-Btreer, on J owuueccuut. V. C. BUB.NER. IN WITHDRAWING FltOM THE FIRM OF G. H 1EFFENS ft \'0 . I Ute this ruca-s to ret irn r tba ks tu ihe pubPo for ihe ubersl ];atronaeo be 1 wed upo . thu a-o timi, aud would lo^pecliully ? a con innaucc ot tho same to ot accessor. February 27 _ ni_ G. W. S i 1 Fs EN S. ?OT1CB-. -TU W. TOP * l!T> HCSIIII' B ?' - TWEEN EDMOND A. sCUDKK, ARCHlBiLD ?TTY ?ND .Mi PUEN r. S0UDj.it. in tbe ( itv of n'odelphia woe rtissolvsd on tic 26ih De. ember. 18; AKv.nru,\LD G li Y hav.ug withdra-?u ft? - purjio-o of 10-estaDlishiiiff himv if in the ?HU* G AND COMMISSION BUSINuSn in the ?ity of arlcston, ?. (.'. Ihetiruiof *. Gl-TT Y k Co.. in Chareston. enn tini: of saino partner-*, cased lo exist ou 31st cen ber. 18??, and ail parties still indebted to said tn arc requested to make immo liato pa ment to dr tt rney, Sd r. JO e r. G ET t Y. foti uaiyi7 2 )ISSI LCTIOV ? pc PAUTA KnSHiP, The enpartnership h rctofo-o oxisnng bo nen E. H. KM lc BS M. and H. BAEK. M D.. der the style of E. H. K LLEitn ?1 CO., is ber?, y ?o.ved by i.utual eoni<e?t Jr. H. UAEK is uth riaed te t> c-ivo deb.s duo tho ? rm, and will pay the debi s du by iu E ll KELL- its, M. D. H. RA.itt. Al. D. Marleston. Feb, uarv 26, 1869. rnr. UNDHI.SIQN? D wi'L OONT'N?R THU ?7 Ba iu>?a at ibo kio e a.id 01 B. li. KeXLEUs .O , No. 131 Mee iug-street rebruiuy2C II B\EB t J. SCU.L.BPKHUEt.1*, ATo. 37 LINF-STREKT, BCl WEfiN K?NG ANL' 8T. PUrLLP. .OMBER OF KT Eil ? DESOi.lPTION AMI ILDING MATERIAL, LIME and Pl AST EB 3 LATHS. PAIN IS. OILS. GLASSO, SHiSGLEhl a i-ROOVE AND I UN Ci UE BUAitDs, io., con utly ou hand ?t tho loweat market prices. Optember 12 ic tbs i jr II ?Hf flings. PTTH A GO RB AM LuDGE No. 31, A. F. M. AN EXTPA COMMUNICATION OF IHK ABOVE Lodge win be held ai Masonic Hall, THIS (Saturday) EVENIXO. at half-past seven o'clock. Candidates tor IbeF. C. Degr.e wiL be punctual. By order cf the W. M. February 2T ROBT. STEWART, Secretiry. DAN LODGE, NO. 93, I.O. B. B. ASPECIAL MEETING OF THIS LODGE WILL tako place J O-MORBOW, at Eleven o'clcck A. M., at No. 210 King-street. A A. GOLDSMITH. February 27 1 President. SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAIL? ROAD COMPANY. W^Sfriilli rrmv. ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLD A 1RS of t*e Savannah and Charleston Railroad Conmany (postponed irom tho soenno Wodncsday in Jami iry) will tatio pine? In tho City ol Charleston, on mo THIRD WEDXESDAV IN MABCH. being the 17Lh of thal mooth. Place of meeting, the Hall of the Planters' and Mechanics Rink, Ea-tBay. *t Twelve M., at which time an election will be he'd for sis Directors to serve the ensuing yiar. A Committee tb verify proxies will bo in atten? dance at Ten A. M. 8. W. FT HE It, Sacroiary. JtJSo* Savannah Republican and Berald will please copy and send bill to office Savannah und Charleston Rai.road Company. February J7_6th3wl CHARLESTON TYPOGRAPHICAL I NION, No. 43. ATTEND THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEEITN'J of your Uniou. THIS (Saturday) Evwrnso, 27th in etan t, at Masonic Hail, at Seven o'clock. By order oi tho President. February 27 1 C. ADAMS, Secretary. ORANGBBVRG AGRICULTURAL AS? SOCIATION. AN ADJOUBNED MEK.TING OF THE ABOVE Association will bo held at the Courthouse, ia Oniugeburq < n the first MONDAY(sale-dav , in Maa-eh next, ut hali-past Ten o'clock A. M., ?or the purnote of receiving the ropart of tho Com ?.it:oo on Couati tutien and pei ma eut organisation. All persons fa? vorable to agricultural impiovement and prog.csa or? invited to attend. Februarys 3 B? THE COMMITTEE. _patters tu "|ankruptrn. I* THE DISTRICT COURT OP THE UNITED STATES, FOR THE DISTltlC OF SOUTH CAROLINA.-IN IHK MA Tl EB OF A LFXANnER a SHAFFEB, BAKXBUP1.-TN B iNKRUPTi.T.-Te ui4ow it may cimctrn: The T (lorsign: d hereby givos notice of bis appoimment us Assignee of AuEXvNDER C. SHAFFER, iu Ihe County of Colleton and sialo ot -outh de OJ'na, wiitim said District, who li is becu adjudg? ed a bankrupt upou his own petition, by thc Dis? trict Court of said District. Dated the 8th day of Fcbmarv, A. D. 1800 JOHN W. BUB PI DGF, ^February 13 s3 Assignee IA '1'llE DI-TRICT COURT OP THE UNirH? STAIR-- FOR THE DISTRAIT OF SOUTH CAKOLINA -IN THE MA l i ER OF TH MAS PYE, BANKRUP -IN BA.-KBI.PTOY. To whom it my cowm: 'he undersigned ho eby ? ive- noiiro of hie ti| poiinm nt : g assignee ot THOMAS PYE, in the Count" of follet?n and -tate ot iouth Cnroiina, within adj District, who h s boen adjudged a bankrupt upon his own petition hythe Distict Court cf said Distri t. Dated he8tu dav ol February. 180!?. JOHN W. BUiiBIDGF, Fsbruary 13 s3 Assigne-. /inc Jlrts. Q. lt K A T ATTRACTION QULNBY'? A CO.'S PHOTOGRAPH AMD FINK ART GALLERY. NOW ON EXUIllllTON IHK LAll?KP.-T AN-? finestColieciiou of CHLOMO LITHOORAPtf s ever seen in Charleston. They ?rc perfect copied of cel? ebrated Works of Art both uuciciu .ind modern. Among ibe collection muy be found SALVA IOB RI.?A's El? ID Oe" CHRIS I, Corre?go's Magdalene. A. Delacroix's lido (loins Out, A. Delacroix's Tide Coming in, Tur cr's Venice, Jackson'* Englisn Scenery, L'owboltom's L; gliih Beimcrj. Haxter's English and Irish Sconerv, Viu*8 on the Rhine, T he luugl'iau?, ibo We i tere ora, Marine Views, and nany otbsis. Thc public are respectfully invited to rall and see hese beautiful Works oi art. They are offered for ?ale at ?lew Yuri, prleoe. PORCELAIN I'ICTURES. cnwi rc?lu<ttara .?. ilMtjSMM Pi Rn* LA IN PfC l HUES. Recent improvements .rn produ. iug these lietures enable us lo now offer the ut nearly one labT tho formT pri?es, and tar supe, or. Call and ixannne spceiiiieiis. )UR CA lt! ES PE VISITE A NP OTHER FLALN PHOTOURAPHS ARK UNSUR? PASSED. E-poeial attention given tn .-iiildron. Also to copy ne old Daguerreotypes ni doti, er pictured, batista. ion in all cases iruaraniced, and at prices to corres loud with ibo times. STKUKuscopic PICTCRKS ajm )THER PHOTOGRAPHS OF CHARLESTON, FORT SUMTER ANP MAUNOLIA CE.METcRY At i: educ cd Prices. A fine collecnon of TEREOSCOPIC VIEWS OP THE MOUN J ALNS IN NOR ! U CAROLINA AND THE FRENCH BROAD RIYEU. hese ire the first r.Dd only Photographs ever taken in that locality. U I 1 \ I! V iK V 0" No. 201 KING-STREET, CHARLES f ON, S. C. February 15 10 Cigars, Cflb?ffo, Sc. ATTENTION1. YR NiuOKEKV! fF YOn EESI.tE TO SMOKE A GENUINE IM L PORTED UWiN A I'IGAB, .all?t No. Bil M A It .ET-S'RcE r, whero you wi.I fi.id now open tor ispectiou hu lirj.0Hi und most >o ucl stock ? t ? i ors ror imported to this Korket, and "w.dch wo offor ut piio ih ii will satisfy ull dem .nd*. Who osalc and Retail, oy SA I AS o? K WIM AS, January 1 Wi No. 80 Market street lobiicco, W?HCS suid Liquors, C. MADSEN, \T NO. 73 EAST RAY, NEAR TRADD STREET. OFFERS FOR SALE AT WHOLESALE: ? r.ARGEAS-OR'MEST OF H\V\H\. LEAF, A fdmil porin. nud upwards, ned (hr huc-t u Co'int JIICUU LElF IO AC? O. w h oh eau be ilo ut very low p.'icos, ns li is bought direct I; otc e plante? alco,'.'IGAH-, floe "??nina as well M uniosti ' AU th- eel oi^cd u on ls ot -MOKISU 3U*CCO at ina .uta lurer's pines. CLEWING DUli>?'0, aud everythi 'it bolongiuj to t rai-lied gar stores. thumS* February ?5 TAIglOH HOUSE, No. ?9 BvOAD- TBEET, ORARLES TON. 8. O. TRANKEN .', FAMILlKS and DAY BOARD at the [>8t ivaouable terms, by Mia. R. C. HNNt-Y. Jauuarr 30 sm ?hu mo ?Igriiultnrul. Di ?TTE KER'S inproved Iii ce-sowing Machine. PATEVTKD AUGUST H. 1808. "U?Ts IMPORTANT L UiOB-'MVTVG MACHINE, speeia y adapt d to bu ni o I'.a ni ig in ern-,1, "now otlure io ibu II ?iter hiv ug oman tn Iv tes - bv many oxpi. lanced pUu ..is, auil giviu,' fiutirn iataolioii whurover thoy lukvo b.oa .airiy tried. .e cert f.ja sa my elli e ) Pi t uer, -uou. I no. iii tn so^itro Ihe a ci ?a- tases this M lohiiio, un it stt'OM Uiiiorau' Sen I, aun ooo tu tr-n.-lung nd so Tug in Ino in is. pacfcM uiau r, ioSarii g a tiuo - una ia all easel. Ap nV IO Willi -m S. Henerev M^Cn NI- I AND FoUNDEK, ?. 814 ?lEE.l.tti-3i KE.'.T, CHARLES? TON, S. C. february 9 lulbalmo T U. T H KUI II U (J 13, Ko. 1 DROAD-S TR ICET, CUAR!iE*TON, S C., MINER, SIXLPPEU AND DEALER IR utli Carolina MatiTO Bone Pnosphstto. 'ussr/ ll 3m J? mus r mints. Jj; I B E lt il I A S HALL. FOB SIX NIGHTS ONLY. COMMENCING MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 8. FAREWELL VI?TT TO CHARLESTON OF THE HANLON BROTHERS, With their new Trans-Atlantic Combination, com? prising their pupils: JULIAN. VICTOR and FRANCOIS. Ms EMILY lHOlvNF, comedienne and Vocal? ist Prof. JAME'S BL AM PH IN, luropc's greatest Harp. 1st. Mr. and Mrs. B. A. BRENNAN, Burlraqcc Operatic Artists. Mr. D. HAWLEY and Mr. TH08. MlAOO, ?be re? nowned .aDnal Gymnasts. ?Ar. It. FRANK CAbDELLA, Pianist and Com? poser. Hg. M03T3VERDI, the Itnl'an Acrobat. ll?a?jrs. HTLVANI BKKESIOT and HET?N ATtD, Pantomimists. All tbe latest HANLO i NOVEL? TIES will be introduced, including their pitcnt TWO WHEELED VELOCIPEDES, weich they propel at a speed excelling tho fastest horse. In add lion to Its rec upon thu stage, the; will appear in Velocipede Races upon the PUBLIC STREETS, every day, at noon, during the term of their engage? ment. ?-ADMISSION SI; Colored peals 75cents; Chil? dren under 10 yrara 60 cents. ?jr"Seats can be secure! sis davs in odvanco, from a diagram of thc Hull, nt HOLMES' HOOK STORE, coiner King and Woolworth streets, wlth .ut extra eharge. OS-XU orders for VELOCIPEDES must be ad? dressed to HANLON BROTH ES Hanlon's Veloci I ede Hall, No. 786 Broadway, corner 'i onth-street, New T rk ci tv. as-Only HANLON MATINEE, for Schools and Families, SATUHDAT Arritiwoox, March 13 E. P. KENDALL, Business Manager. FUED. Lxwaracr, Aceat. 9 February'?5 /ertilijta. PATAPSCO_ GUANO. letter from ?famos Pagan. CHESTKII, FOTJTU CATI LIVA, January 6, 1860. Dear Sir-I have just received a communication from Ceo. W. Grjfflln. Esq., Treasurer of PaUpsco Guano Company, requesting my opinion of the "PA TAP-CO." to be Bent direct to you-which I tako pleasure in deing, as I rincrely behove that it is the best fertilizer now in use. I hive tes'od its merila fully, and And those- who havo used it alongsido of other popular fertilizers, do not he-ita> to givo it tbe preference; lhere are as many kinds in uso here as thr-ro aro mord?anle who deal in it. No two houses recommend thc same kind, but darin? the last season I had a gnnd opportunity of introducing the "PATATSCO" GDASO to some extent. I sravo to bm (10) different planters 500 pounds GUAMO to put each on one acre ol'land, and ajreed to ? abc part of tho product for pay. They all tsucccvdcd woll. ? I got nearly 1U0 per cent, profit from the ten acres, und Ibo ptautors arc satisfied that they got 50 to 100 [ er emt more than they could have expected ou ibu s imo Und without thc OUASO. 1 also sold small quantities to some twenty or thirty p antcrs, who tried it on all sons ot' laud. Sonio of them certify to wonderful results, aud every ono of them havo encaged to take mora for the coming season. I expect to sell lon timc3 tho amount which was taken last pca-on. I began in 180", and havo not hoard ono man say it d.d not over-pay him for Ins outlay, lu some ro Rpcctj it u.ust bo supciior io thu Peruvian Guano. For instiiiico, you can mis the socd with th J PATAPS? CO, and tho Ponivian must bo covered botoro plant? ing. 1 he "PATAPSCO" act? a-, oacou ion tho 3SSOOU as it ci mei from ibo seM anil mikes it st-.rt light nfl growing, and prevents tho ?ickly s.ago ivhich cotton, without. Ibo stimulus, has to go hrouiili-you know thi -. For two or threo ro ks he cotton plant ii In a ?audition whicH ls so prc .ai t: JU- that no planter can say that bo ha? a certain ?bind Ibeliovo tue ' PATAP?OO" secures a bottor md more healthy stand than can bo bad by the ap? plication ot auy oth-jr fertilizer. I ppeas tom ox >et i me n K mad O for two year*. I havo planted a lit? io cotton for tim purri <?.. of watching Um inuit, iud am stir? that rolling tho seed iu PATAPSCO iUA?u will secure au early and healthy slaud of coi ou, which is liko jotting a good start in any kino of acc. I would recommend 153 to 000 pouads to tho acre ma o 800 pounds lint from one acre by planting 6>.0 .ournie of "PATAPSC-J," which m ido 2C0 pounds the 'car beioro w.thout it, and tho s> ason of 1SG7 was lotter for'cotb n ihan 18GJ "ibo a.imo fleld oa tho art not fe lilizcd mada moro in 1807 than in '63. I bins it woal pay best, bowov r, for about COO lound? to (he ocie. Bcspectfullj.. (ilvned) JAMB3 PAGAN. For further information, apply io COURTENAY (ScTREAIIOEttir, General Abouts, Union Wharf, February 13 s6 Charleston, S C. l?LO?I MUFFING D?. (ICSTABLISUED 1810.) pNVirE PLANTE 118 AND FARMERS TO ?END L for a pamphlet di'scriptiv of thoir Fertilizers. Woofforour DOUHLb KEFI.NK^ P UOREl l'K, quat to the best Superphosphate, at Ute >ow priue f fj? i er toa. Ibis Company also make a supe ioi article of NitrophoapUsio und ?.uro Bono 1-u-at eu testimonials: E M. i ODD. Mnitbflcld. Va., says whero ho uceO .ju Double RcAncd Poad re tie ou cora it nou uled thc lela WILLIAMS BROS , Dover, D?l, says it gavo th.*ir muara and tonia: oo a vig?reos growth, ripening io lat-or two weeks cariior P. W. UUTCUBKH, ?r , nearO'iorokee, Ga., says it early duub.od hiH yield ol eoltou. Bon ELI S. > LL OE mia, Eofuula, Ala., says his col? in wa- f ully equal lo adjoining nelda manured with ie best Su,>eruu<i phuui MoNiooMKKY, Ei avilie. Gi., say? R incr?ased ls vron ul colton 15U lb- per uce. G h. Cot- MI Y ?lariol a, Oa . usa it on com a?. J itton and sa>. it ni re then doubled the ? ie d. bo ?-"'aid-ll tho elisa neat and un?, t ruiabe Fi nida.-i ithtu bis knowledge, I j-0?jVcruor ii ni. Waa renton. V i., tried it w lb iron H-Vitut cropti ibu but and pivseut >o-?.i i nd yn; "I pro otineo .1 with oonlidu.ioe a wost vatua 10 mon no " iii? Superintend nt of Gonoral SV. R. (Xix. ColV. .und I'lantadou N. ?'.. say* : '1 .bink IboPvndrutto icu fur c ?ru oa a it bu sar?WrSod? us. d it also on iiti'ti which prod oed i ungo yied. Dr E. M. IKNU .> TO.I, .maita, Ga., say..; "Tho ltrophiw| h e ot Li.no, uawd on cotton made 'iib :r i a t. thc fir.ii >eir. P. ufe.-sur ososos H. Coon, ri tho ^ew Jursev alu .grirnJtursl i.o.og-, ni Wow ltruuswi"k. i-ayi>: I lie i nu in? tieli.1 d roudictie laud Niiropbos;>lia.lu Limo paid us iud IOU i?or oe it. atuw Uu-ii outr 11 value in the iu-nus of ero'.s this yr**." Address Lom MA > Vt o U.;l\eJ COMPANY. >x ?1?0. New Yura Poeu-Blai. O??co Na 66 Lour*. nuHSteet. . A. ENSLOW & CO. CH RLroeroN. AGENTS FOB TH li CO uPANY. January 14 h-tutlm >? ACJFIC ?DA?O C?&PA?\3L\S V ll b V B b I PACI FIO GUANO. a PIT AL.SLUuu OOo 1UIS GUANO DlTlf. R. FROM PERVIVIAN Guano ?imply in <be rein ti ve proportions of :! same eli ni eu is of tertility. Us uso duning tho pail lour years for the ooltUM eottou and ern bas given to it a eliaructer tor .udar'l excollei.ee unsuipa?sed by genuine Pero? ra Uuauo. and where seasoas of droueht inter? ne, i produces a Urge lucres-e of crops. Ibo p ice at whi'jo this Guano is plaotd is so ?rh be'uw that of Po .uv.an Uu. no. as to oou.-titete un ubjeet or nia.uml importance to southern rico.tura. ?'be largo c i ital and rcs lurcos of tho Compinv luL; ii to furnish s Guano ol tho mg to- i value at ) lOWS-l po.-Bib ll (St lo consumer. and the ;hcs interest of the company is reoognused in u iioiiey. I be Company looks to larg? rales, eural profit i a permano J t trade for compensation on MpltsJ ros tilt >r. bi-. JULIEN BAVENEL, ol Rouh 'aro a. is Micnrillo Dlrex-tor to tho Company icli affordfl i sui a uaranfee of th? continued >'x lenee nf lie Gunn Nnuo jennine uulO-H braud wi. -hil ne Qi JOH i i. ItEL-e. - 0., G?11D agtjiics o. the PAClF-G GUANO COMPANY, or luruis uud mode L?appioa iou up[ilv lo J ltOB-OV, ?gou? for ihn ?t?te ?>i ou.li dsrn?no, Nun 1 ml2 .itia...ic Wharf. )"'.'em'?or ID Die stut?itni-j I KU. H. u u p e u c s, r FACTOR ABS ?OVMI8*tO>- MEBCHANT, AO3OiDIO0AnON WHABF, Ch.-ried-OD, S. O. , HAB?DES U.ta?LL. tmoi Septum Mr 21 It 1 CO nt'? lon 1 3tnnsitiun!5. ?\ UAULESTO.V THKATRE. LESSEE AMD MANAQEB.JOHN TEMPLETON. LADIES' GALA NIGH J 8, ?ND MOST POSITIVELY THE Li ri I. Mr. B F. Whitman's Ur equalled Spectacle, with all his Gorgeous Scenery, Costumes, Trans- \ formations, Ac. Thc "Wonderful Star Danseuses, M'LLE DlANI 1 M'LLE 50 ELKE I From Boyal Theatres cf Enropo and Niblo's, N. Y. AND FORTY ARTISTES, DANSEUSES AND DBAMATIC CORPS. Tuesday, Wednesday, 'I huraday, Friday and Saturday Evenings, February 23, 21, 25, 26, 27, and Saturday Afternoon at 3-Half Price. Sbakspeare's Gorgeous Pageant-, DUDS C fl J M K K. MCHl'S OUEAM ! Tho famous Cinderella Ballet, and tho WHITE PAWN ! A CoDBtellat'on of Beauties and Star Attractions never excelled in America Get seats at oaite. Groat Fashionable Nights. Fobruary23 . . 5 JJIBERNIAN HALL. LESSEE AND MANAOEB..JOHN TEMPLETON. G KA ND OPERAI WM. BACH.BUSINESS MAMAQEB. MARIE FRlEDERICrS GRAND GERMAN OPERA. (The only ono ir. tbe United States.) Tho management has the honor to announce that tho G lt A ND OPERA will appear in this c ty for SIX NIGH r.N ONLY, Marsh 1. 2. 3. A. 5, 0, with the fel loftis;.' grind ta ent of Artists: PH Ul A DUNN' MABIE FHIEDBBIOf, '1 he brilliant Prima Donna and unriyalled MAHGA RITTA inF-vUM 1 PBIMA DONA A CLABA LANG ZItGLFR, The great Lyne Prima Doona. PRIMA DONNAS >EGUNUA, MATHILDE BERGER, ll ER I'H * Kt i GUE TENORS-FRANZ HIMMER, tho greatest Dramatic and Heroic lener in the United staten. JOHANN ARM AX D. 7ho sweot voiced Tenor. HEINRICH STBINECKE. The brilliant Barita ne. JO-EPH ? ElNLIc'H, Thc great Basso and the un-urp ssed Saraslro, in tho Mage Flute. WM. BACH, Tho fr-mons Ri sao Buffo. FULL CHORUS AND OR HES1RA. A. FREOIGAM.MUSICAL DIBECTOB. Tho following Grand Opera's will be presented : ?ION DA 7, il ARCH I, Flowto's cbarm'ug Opera, MARTHA. TUESDA r. MARCH 0, FRA I) 1 A V il ii () . WEDNESDAY, MARCH 3. Carl Maria Von Weier'? masterpiece, DER PRfellSCHU'lZ, (Ibo tree Huntor.) THURS DA Y, MARCS i. FAUST. FRIDAY. MARCH 6, MAGIC FLUTE. SA TURD A Y, MARCH 6, I L TROVATORE. Tho management will sparo neither pain) orox pense tu give thc Op. ras as perfect as possible, Arm Chairs an 1 Reserved -cats.S3 00 Ra, k Seats. 1 00 colored. 76 Thr sale of I iciiets tor (he -ix Night- will com? mence o-. WEDNESDAY MORNISO. at 10 o'clock pre? cisely. 'Ibo sa.o of lt kets for -ingl? Nigh s will oommenco on 'JUUT.SD.Y MonNiNO. at tho Mime hour, and conlinne du-u g the week, at Ho mea' book Houxo. whore thu librettos ot eaob Opera may also bo obtained. H. GRAU, Goaoral Superintendent. P. GnEENWALL, Aguut. iobruary22 /ertilijrrs. DISOLVED Bi INK. trf\ TONS PORE DISSOLVED .BONE, TO AR rj\J RIVE aud for sole by PELE ?JR, BODG1B? A ro , Fobrnnrj- fl8 tutb^l AlWiic Wharf. " SUPERPHOSPHATES." CROASD?LI'A GKNUINB PHOSPHATE AND ROWER'S COMPLETE MANURE. Both uandard Fertilizers. For salo by WM. GURNEY. No. 102 I a t Pay. Sole agent fur Sooth Caiolino. . February 2i Imo J.AN? PIASTER. 1 fif?i I BARRELS LAND PEA?TE*. TO AB JLUv/v' RIVE per Schooners scud and Mai ion i aga Orders received hy OLNEY k CO February 25 PERUVIAN Gi ANO. A f\r\ ION* No. 1 GEMPNE PERUVIAN GU ybv'V/ ANO, dirert from ?cent ?nd w rranted m?o, to arrive prr suh-onois D. C. H?lse H.W. lodfrcy. sylvan, ai.d Lucy A. Orentt from New York. For silo by T. J. KERR A CO. Febiuary 20 LA ?VD PLASTER. ;r/"\< l BBLV. LAN? PLAaTIR. TO ARRIVE J KI * ' per sohouu-jr Trado Wind. For sale by T. J. KERB A CO. February 20 CHfcSAPt AKE GUANO, 11? AMMONIATED SOLUBLE PHOSPHATE, OMBIN1NG ALL THE QUALITIES OF BONE AND PERUVIAN GUANO. [1HIS 71RTILTZER LS WARRAN I ED TO GIVE satE-duotiou. Plan!?? and Lum rs arc invited > send tor pu II pb Lu-, descriptive of its virtues and uw to a.ip y il. A3- Price, k?o per ton of 200!) lbs. For sale by li. Pl. LITTLER, February 17 Agent ;.t < Inn eston, BL C. ALTA VELA PM ISF&AT2. "T IB COMPOSED OF TdE GTL5.NO FSGil ALTA VELA, in,bined with otho - fertilizing mufi rial sdentifical tr.alfid, makiug a UOMPLKIE M NURE. The Company unyorting the Guano direct irait o rich deposit . of Ur ls at ALTA V LA, is enabled furnish, at a low price, a Fertiliser not oxcrl J. Par salo by HENRY COBIA & CO., At Charleston, 8. C., for SIXTY DOLLARS PER JJN, or tho ALTA VELA GU \N<> COMPANY, No. 67 Broadway, .New York. Jan n ai y 23 Imo io. 1 PERU VIAN. RUY'S "SOLUBLE PlIOSPHO-PERUVTAN." ROY'S ''AM-M.ONIATED SOLUBLE PACIFIC," ALSO. IGTHSS'V GK ASKS PCKK PHOSPHA TIC GUAAOS AMI O KOO NU LAND PL A STE ?. 1HB USB OF TBE ABOVc OLUI'-LE P*OSPHO P li itt'VI AN und ..muioui led >ulnb'e Eaciflc .anos is p.irt'o?L.riy reeoiiiinende.l, boini? corn it ds of tue ric cst P cilio Clio pha?e Guano, idered sohl i,o; the tonna- c utsiuiug twenty per it of I'e.'UViau Guano, and bo latter bighty um? una.eu wob .im:n il m i; or-maning Hie most levutiuten and proiiiub e levti 1 som lu use for cot i. corm, wbo.it and fobaot/o, or onto io oa.-s .glu. r <Hs, ia rniantie? to suit. I'ouiiinuu u s from ko? - wh i nave used tho ubjVe llb? turui o l on upp.iea.iOa. GUAKSElt, > KB, SH TH dc CO., General Aleuts a) Charleston, reed your Land aa:l it will ced You." h crnibor 21 D40 ih-inira ? IO BU si? E S ? Al IC yt TI1E SUMTER NB'Vg, PUB 1.1811 ED AT c-UUTER, 8. G, 0 .? I'P TUE UK- P.i 'MK- IN I HF. UP UN f >T; hus a lax M circa a inn, ?nd affords sn. .?or atv-llagosas an advert-fli-f rn -tntn leitnn '. Addres DARU k Os TEEN, february 22 iiopr^-.ois. \ rar; siv. ? GI \ ?nc sill 1 in I GEI J ?merits aa? J?iuiiUanccus. UACON SIDES &c. . / OA CA'KB CLEAR. BIBBED AND CLEAB sfe>ES, ZU 'PBIME 100 bbls Western Flour. For sale by GBO. W. WILLIAMS A CO., February 27_S_Factors. SHOULDERS, SIDES; STRIPS AND BELLIES. IA BHBP. STRICTLY PBIME WESTEBN JLU 8HO?LDUBX 10 hkd?. Strictly Prime Western O. R. Sides 10 hhda Strictly Prime D. H. Western fheulders 10 bhds. Choice Sogur-cured Pig Shoulders 6000 pounds i hoice N. 7. 8. O. Strips and Bellies, Landiigandforsaleby tebroary 27 2 LA?BEY k ALEXANDER. SUGAR. r A BOXE'? CENTRIFUGAL, HAVANA SUGAR, t)\J prime Grocery grade. , For sale by HENBY COBIA & CO. February 27_'?_2 SIDES,SHJULDERS, BELLIED &c" ?V?. I A HHBS. C. R. RIDE'l LU 10 builds, prime Westum Shoulders QU bore s Strips D. g. Beilies li bbls. Mess Pork 56 pkgs. Lard 60 tubs choice Goshen Batter 20 boxes Codft-h 10 boxes Bologna r. _ For ?sie by OHO. W. 8TEFFENS. February 27 2_No. 30 Vendns Range. COAL. EED ASM-EGG, STOVE AND NUT COAL. White Ash-Steamboat and Foundry. Cumberland-Lump ihr Oistes and Ban of the Mire for Blacksmith's, warranted to bo of the beat quality. All-tor sale low, by H. F. BAKER k CO., ' February 27 2 Coal Y-.rd. Cumberland-street. SUGAR ! SUtfAtt! AND MO LASSES: 1 AA HBDS. CBOICB DB? GROCERY SUGAR X vH J 100 boxes c o ?icc Dry Grocery Sugar 60 bhds. Prime Muscovcdo sugar 100 fahd*. New ''rop Cuba Molasses A 106 hbds. New Crop Clayed Molasses. Being sarg? of American schooner E. M. Pennell? to arriva from Cardenas, and tor sa'e by W. P. HALL, Brown k Co.'s Wharf. February 23_ruths COAL ! COAL ! rE UNDERSI0NED KEEPS ON HAND THE BEMT RED ASH COAL, PI liable 1er Parlor Grates, Stove and Cooking Ban (res, which lie'will sell at red need prices. ALSO, SOFT COAL, ty applying te F. P. SEIGNIOUS, Cornr-r East Bay and Hasel street East Side. February 23_ ratha Imo WALHALLA PRODUCE. ONIONS?, APPLES, BEANS, AND DRIED PEACH? ES and Apples SEED AND EATING POTATOES. GOODRICH. WESTJRN RED, GARNET CHILI Mercers, Prince Albans, Jr ck on Whites leach flows. Pink Eyes, and Davis Seedling. ITT sale by MOFFET & WHARTON, February 6 stutblmo No. 82 i att Bey. DEMIJOHNS, BOTTLES AND IMPORTED LAG I"lt BIER. 1 AfW a FTVE GALLON DEM 'JOHNS IOU" 2C00 demij hns, sma'ler "iaea . 100 crates Claret and Madeira Bottles 100 casks Bottled Lager Bier, in quarts and pints. Imported fi pm Bremen, and Kr sale by i.'LACIU^ A WITTE, Febrnarv 4 thstnSmos No. 86 East Bay. PRIME WHITE CORM S FLOUR ! 2i i AA BUSHELS PRIME WHITE CORN, IS * ' \j\J steamer "Sea G.dl" 200 barrels Floor, all grades, ox Schooner "Marian Gage." For sole lo v liom esbois. FebfnaiyiS 3 JOHN CAMPSEN k CO. WHARTON & MOEbElT, No. 115 WEST-STREET, NEW YOferl. M SF FETT & WHARTON, No. 114 EAST RAY, CHARLESTON. All varieties of heed and Eating POTATOES. HAVING A PARTNER IN NEW YORK WHO win give his personal attention to tho sale of luryVEGElABLEs AND FRUIT, and promising truick sa e< and prompt returns, wo solio t tho pa? tronage of shippers. Oar som lissions ?ill be five po ccn>, only. CRATES furnished to those who ship tous. J. G. MOFFt.1 ?.l.t. WHARTON. December 80 Smog CORN. i^dCitTi BUSHELS PRIME V'HITE CORN. ?UUU For sale by Ecbraary 26 2_T. J. KEBR k CO. HAT AND SALT. 1 AAA Bf LES PBIME NORTH RIVER HAY L VI / \J 2CC0 sacks Liverpool -alt In fino o* der, lu stree and for salo by February 20 T. J. KERR k CO. DA TIS' HAMS. 5TIERCES DAVIS' DIAMOND BRAND HAMS, at 23 sent? p- r po end, at the CO OPER Ai IVE olOCEBY STORE, youth west Corner Moeiing aad Uar.et streets. Goods delivered tree. February 25 COHN IN BULK AFLOAT. ~f\tf\f\ BUSHELS PRIME WHITE MARY? JO LAND CORN, in bmk and Bjtdtsble orm liing. For Bale low while land ng by 1 eeruorv 2t_Wjtal A JONES. Fittlri FRUIT! FRUIT! H ST RECEIVED PER SCII??.1ER AV. H. STEELE, DIRECT FROM BAU \ COA. irr\rv BUNCHE* FINE BANANAS )\J\J at'.ouo COCOANUT*. i his ca>go i- in spleudid condition, and oarefully s'eete I. For bale low wh'le landmg at Union r harf. by PaUL, WELCH k BRANDES. February 21 ?iri) t?oo?s, tit. GREAT ATTRAC1ION AT ?URCHG0TT&BB0?. WHO'BAALE AND RETAIL DRY GOODS STORE ?RNER KINUAND CALHOUN STREETS T/ E BEG 10 INFOBM THE LADIES AND OUR i Y i.'ustou.ers iu geuerd. thai we have Just re? ved du addii'on to oar usa?! stock of DOM Ea 110 id E A-M Y .U .1 bi, a new bupp.y suitable fer tile osent season. COMSXSTQtQ OF ' s. O RY GOOOs, POPLINS, Ae., at reduoed prices avy U.ilmord Skirts atSl 12 i ry choice ?rlele Uktck Mik SI 80, worth Sd 60 dies' super ti, et ino Vests only $1 ?ot o; Hue i iauo Covers which will be sold less th Ul ei et 3 dozen HOOP SEIBIS, 50 to ?Je. lot ol Piioto^r pii Albums. 75 cents A let'h luierV oelenraied French CORSET, $1 OS aud upward lu i sud c-.m, b-to assortment of German and Bng nsli uo-l R?.fn.m UH up inc a - so rt ment ot Ladlee' aud children's Silk, Ber? lin ? lo h aud Li.lo G LUV Ea, elegant deslacs. ALSO, rood selection ol JANKETS, COMFORTS, QUILTS FLANNELS, CASSIMEBES TABLE DAMASKS, ?cc., At the lowaat figures. Va would also notify our pairons that w- have sr* .jed a separate department in our store exoru jjy for BOOTS, 8HOE3, HATS, TRUNKS, 4c. g? ENTRANCE ON OALBOBN-blRBVB. PL KC H ti ll TT ? BROS., Mo. 437 E. I MU-* I REI?', i eoe rober 14 ame j-Ot^MKS ? MACBETH, Ne. 3? Broad-street, Charleston, s. C., BBOKSRS. AUCTTONEEBS, REAL USTATH ANS ?VE lt AL COMMISSION AGENTS. fin atflead to Beating and Collecting of Routs * I purchase and sa e of blocks, Bonds, Cold rer and deal Estai e. ALSO. o tbe Purchase of Goods and Supplies toe BMMSJ he country upon reasonible .errns. V 1KOE L. BOLHZS.AlBXASOaa MAOBSTEB. aouiryl jj,